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How States Have Worked with the Alliance KANSAS Kansas passed significant portions of the model forfeiture act. A state senator introduced an expedited eviction bill based on the NAMSDL's model and consulted with NAMSDL resource people throughout legislative discussion of the bill. The state also passed stronger methamphetamine penalties and a basic framework to begin monitoring chemicals distributed in the state. This effort resulted from NAMSDL's assistance to the Kansas Attorney General on chemical control legislation. The Attorney General's office and NAMSDL are collaborating to create a training which builds teams of enforcement, child protection and environmental officials to coordinate the application of state laws regarding precursor chemicals and meth labs.
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