HB 2287·KS·house
Eliminating certain restrictions for eligibility for public assistance, including removing the requirement to cooperate with child support services, restrictions on persons convicted of drug felonies, requirements for employment and training programs, photograph requirements for benefits cards and legislative action required for expansion of medical assistance, permitting the secretary from granting categorical eligibility standards, extending the lifetime limitation on benefits, providing fo...
FailedFiled Feb 5, 2025
Sponsor: Committee on Welfare Reform
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Died in Committee
Apr 10, 2026
Summary
HB 2287 proposes to drop requirements such as child‑support cooperation, work‑participation rules for new parents, and drug‑felony bans on food aid. It also extends the TANF lifetime limit, removes photo and employment‑training mandates, and lets the secretary set categorical eligibility and grant hardship extensions. The measure died in committee and did not become law.
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