The law gives election officials form instructions and sets start dates for several other provisions, with two dates depending on separate bills becoming law.
Precinct election forms identify the election and give judges spaces to record required information, certify ballot handling, and report vote counts.
If 2026 H.F. No. 3875 is enacted, the referenced law about the Supreme Court Council on Child Protection takes effect June 15, 2026.
If 2026 S.F. No. 4612 is enacted, its direct primary care service agreement provisions take effect August 1, 2027.
Sections generally take effect when the provisions they correct take effect, unless the law states a different date.
Precinct election forms identify the election and include spaces for judges to enter required information and certify how ballots were handled and counted. The provision covers blank summary forms furnished to each precinct, including election details, required information, and vote counts.
The referenced child-protection council law takes effect June 15, 2026, if the specified 2026 bill is enacted. The date applies to Laws 2024, chapter 115, article 22, section 6, as amended by 2026 H.F. No. 3875, section 7. This date applies only if 2026 H.F. No. 3875 is enacted. The stated effective date is June 15, 2026.
The referenced direct primary care service agreement provisions take effect August 1, 2027, if the specified 2026 bill is enacted. The date applies to article 14, sections 1, 2, and 3, of 2026 S.F. No. 4612. This date applies only if 2026 S.F. No. 4612 is enacted. The stated effective date is August 1, 2027.
Each section takes effect when the provision it corrects takes effect, unless another date is stated. This default applies to each section of the act without a separately stated effective date. A different effective date stated for a section controls instead. The default date is the effective date of the corrected provision.
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