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Data protection in United States — Kansas

Personal data, privacy, cybersecurity duties, processing, and cross-border transfers. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.

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• United States — Kansas

  Kansas Statutes § 75-7208a Legislative branch chief information security officer; position established; duties.

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  This provision creates a legislative branch chief information security officer and lists the officer’s cybersecurity duties.

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• United States — Kansas

  Kansas Statutes § 75-7206a Judicial branch chief information security officer; position established; duties.

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  The provision creates a judicial branch chief information security officer and requires that officer to set and oversee cybersecurity standards, training, audits, incident response, and compliance programs.

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• United States — Kansas

  Kansas Statutes § 65-6325 Social work licensure compact.

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  This compact sets rules for multistate social work licensure, including who can join, how licenses are issued, and how member states share oversight.

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• United States — Kansas

  Kansas Statutes § 75-7722 Disclosure of certain information prohibited; exceptions; consent to disseminate certain information required.

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  Certain day care facility records must stay confidential, with limited disclosure exceptions.

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• United States — Kansas

  Kansas Statutes § 58-4109 Classes of appraisers.

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  The board must set and maintain appraisal classifications and related education, experience, exam, and continuing-education rules; it may add other classifications if federal law allows.

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• United States — Kansas

  Kansas Statutes § 65-1734 Order of priority of persons authorized to dispose of decedent's remains; immunity of funeral directors, funeral establishments and crematories.

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  Certain listed people may direct a decedent’s final disposition, and funeral providers are protected from liability when following those lawful instructions under the stated condition.

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• United States — Kansas

  Kansas Statutes § 65-5914 Dietician compact; facilitating interstate practice of dieticians.

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  This section creates the dietitian compact and sets requirements for states and licensees to use compact privileges for interstate dietetics practice.

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• United States — Kansas

  Kansas Statutes § 21-5427 Stalking.

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  This section defines stalking and makes it a criminal offense with penalties that increase for repeat convictions.

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• United States — Kansas

  Kansas Statutes § 58-4802 Definitions.

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  This section defines terms used in the act, including account, custodian, digital asset, online tool, and user.

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• United States — Kansas

  Kansas Statutes § 45-221 Certain records not required to be disclosed; separation of open and closed information required; disclosure of statistical information; records over 70 years old open, exceptions.

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  Public agencies generally do not have to disclose many listed categories of records, but they must separate out disclosable material, protect certain personal information, and disclose records older than 70 years unless another law or policy bars it.

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• United States — Kansas

  Kansas Statutes § 65-1473 Dentist and dental hygenist compact.

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  This provision establishes the dentist and dental hygienist compact and sets rules for participating states, licensees, compact privileges, commission powers, data sharing, and rulemaking.

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• United States — Kansas

  Kansas Statutes § 21-6107 Identity theft; identity fraud.

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  This section defines identity theft and identity fraud and classifies them as felonies, with a higher severity level for identity theft when the loss exceeds $100,000.

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