Kansas § 58-4124 Mandatory licensure or certification, study and recommendations by board

Kansas Statutes

§ 58-4124 — Mandatory licensure or certification, study and recommendations by board

Kansas·Ch. 58 PERSONAL AND REAL PROPERTY·Art. 41 REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS

Not more than two years after the effective date of this act, the board shall hold public hearings to address the question of implementation of mandatory licensing or certification of appraisers. Such hearings shall be held at such reasonable times and places as to provide adequate opportunity for input by all interested parties. At the end of the two-year period, the board will present evidence of the hearings and make a recommendation to the legislature, based upon the results of the hearings, as to whether mandatory licensing or certification should be implemented. If the board determines that the hearings show the need for mandatory licensing or certification of appraisers, the board shall draft such legislation and request its introduction by an appropriate committee of the legislatur

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Not more than two years after the effective date of this act, the board shall hold public hearings to address the question of implementation of mandatory licensing or certification of appraisers. Such hearings shall be held at such reasonable times and places as to provide adequate opportunity for input by all interested parties. At the end of the two-year period, the board will present evidence of the hearings and make a recommendation to the legislature, based upon the results of the hearings, as to whether mandatory licensing or certification should be implemented. If the board determines that the hearings show the need for mandatory licensing or certification of appraisers, the board shall draft such legislation and request its introduction by an appropriate committee of the legislature.

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