THE KANSAS PLAN IDENTIFIES THE EXTENT TO WHICH THE STATE IS IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS AND DEFINES ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN TO BRING THE STATE INTO FULL COMPLIANCE BY DECEMBER 1977. THE PLAN OPENS WITH AN OVERVIEW OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACTIVITIES IN KANSAS. FEDERAL PRIVACY AND SECURITY REQUIREMENTS ARE RELATED TO THE KANSAS ENVIRONMENT. MAJOR ASPECTS OF THE FEDERAL REGULATIONS WITH REGARD TO COMPLETENESS AND ACCURACY, LIMITS ON DISSEMINATION, AUDITS AND QUALITY CONTROL, SECURITY, AND ACCESS AND REVIEW ARE DESCRIBED AS THEY PERTAIN TO KANSAS. RELEVANT LEGISLATION ENACTED OR PENDING IN KANSAS IS LISTED, AND PLANNED MILESTONES FOR THE ACHIEVEMENT OF COMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL REGULATIONS ARE SUMMARIZED. AGENCIES RESPONSIBLE FOR ACHIEVING EACH MILESTONE ARE IDENTIFIED. APPENDED MATERIALS INCLUDE BRIEF DESCRIPTIONS OF PENDING STATE BILLS, SAMPLE AGREEMENTS FOR CRIMINAL HISTORY DATA USE BY CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND OTHER AGENCIES, SAMPLE FORMS FOR INDIVIDUAL REVIEW AND CHALLENGE OF RECORDS, A COPY OF RELEVANT FEDERAL REGULATIONS, AND POLICIES FOR THE INTERSTATE EXCHANGE OF CRIMINAL HISTORY INFORMATION.