Kansas Legislature’s leaders still awaiting delivery of new bill-writing software program
The Kansas Legislature is still waiting for a new bill-writing software program that was expected to be operational for the 2026 session. Officials now aim to have the system functional for the 2027 legislative session.
TOPEKA — The bill-writing software for the Kansas Legislature that was supposed to be operational months before start of the 2026 legislative session in January remains ill-equipped for implementation. House Speaker Dan Hawkins, R-Wichita, said the objective was to work with contractor Propylon to get the system functional by the launch of the 2027 session. […]
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