Kansas § 74-6706 Same; duties

Kansas Statutes

§ 74-6706 — Same; duties

Kansas § 74-6706

Ch. 74STATE BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND AUTHORITIES

Art. 67COMMISSION ON DISABILITY CONCERNS

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Kan. Stat. Ann. § 74-6706 (2026).

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The commission shall consult with and advise the governor on all commission activities and shall:

(a)Carry on a continuing program to promote a higher quality of life for people with disabilities;

(b)cooperate with all public and private agencies interested in independent living by people with disabilities;

(c)cooperate with all agencies responsible for or interested in the rehabilitation and employment of people with disabilities;

(d)encourage the organization of community-based programs and work closely with such programs in promoting independence of people with disabilities;

(e)assist in developing societal acceptance of people with disabilities;

(f)inform individuals with disabilities of specific facilities available for increasing their independence;

(g)conduct such educational

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The commission shall consult with and advise the governor on all commission activities and shall:
(a) Carry on a continuing program to promote a higher quality of life for people with disabilities;
(b) cooperate with all public and private agencies interested in independent living by people with disabilities;
(c) cooperate with all agencies responsible for or interested in the rehabilitation and employment of people with disabilities;
(d) encourage the organization of community-based programs and work closely with such programs in promoting independence of people with disabilities;
(e) assist in developing societal acceptance of people with disabilities;
(f) inform individuals with disabilities of specific facilities available for increasing their independence;
(g) conduct such educational programs as members deem necessary; and
(h) report annually to the governor and legislature on commission activities and submit any recommendations believed necessary in promoting the independence of people with disabilities.