KS HB2614

Amends K.S.A. 74-7308 to clarify confidentiality protections for records submitted to the Crime Victims Compensation Board, including medical, psychological, counseling, work, and criminal investigation records

Allows the board to disclose records to law enforcement, county/district attorneys, and the Kansas Department for Children and Families when records reveal child abuse or neglect not previously available to investigating agencies

Permits disclosure to law enforcement when the board finds records submitted are wholly or partially false or fraudulent

Requires court in camera review before releasing board records in separate civil or criminal actions, with mandatory finding that disclosure poses no safety threat to victims or others identified in records

Sets July 1, 2031 expiration date for the child abuse/neglect and fraud disclosure provisions unless the legislature reviews and reenacts them pursuant to K.S.A. 45-229