Kansas lawmakers push for live audio video webcasts from committee rooms
Kansas legislators consider streaming and archiving committee meetings to boost public access. Proponents note current floor proceedings lack archival video while one Old Supreme Court room camera has limited use. Bills proposed in 2014 and 2015 would require live audio and video web casts, with pilot programs and cost estimates ranging from about $50 000 to $885 000.
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