Kansas SB248 updates criminal history record checks for hemp producers, money transmitters, and earned wage access services providers.
Kansas SB248 requires the state fire marshal to receive criminal history record information for hemp producers. It updates fingerprinting language for the state banking commissioner for money transmitters and earned wage access services providers. The bill also authorizes the state gaming agency and attorney general to access more criminal history records. The bill amends various sections to reflect these changes and repeals existing sections.
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