§ 74-2901 Athletic commission; appointment; terms; vacancies; compensation and expenses; executive secretary, other personnel; commission subject to sunset law
§ 74-2902 Athletic commission; powers and duties; rules and regulations; licenses; license fees
§ 74-2902a Same; disposition of moneys; athletic commission fee fund
§ 74-2903 Requirements for issuance of license
§ 74-2906a State of Kansas sports hall of fame board of trustees; appointment; meetings; compensation and expense allowances; employees
§ 74-2907 Selection of persons for induction into state of Kansas sports hall of fame
§ 74-2908 Induction ceremonies; awards and certification; fees for attendance at induction ceremonies
§ 74-2909 Board of trustees authorized to contract with private entity for administration of sports hall of fame; acceptance of gifts
§ 74-2910 Membership of Kansas all-sports hall of fame continued
§ 74-2911 Rules and regulations
§ 74-2912 Same; expenditures, maintenance and operations of board and hall of fame; deposit of moneys in local bank account; procedures, records and reports
§ 74-2916 Kansas sports hall of fame; loan from export loan guarantee fund authorized; repayment terms; educational institutions fund raising to benefit hall of fame; reporting requirements
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Terms Used In Kansas Statutes > Chapter 74 > Article 29 - Athletic Commission; Sports Hall of Fame

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