This bill introduces new criminal offenses related to the interference with security cameras in correctional facilities in Kansas. It defines "interference with a security camera" as the intentional covering of a security camera without authorization, while "aggravated interference" includes actions such as removing, damaging, or rendering a security camera inoperable, particularly during a riot. The penalties for these offenses are classified as a class A nonperson misdemeanor for interference and varying severity level felonies for aggravated interference, depending on the specific actions taken.

The bill also clarifies the definitions of "correctional facility" and "security camera," encompassing various types of facilities and devices used for surveillance. This legislation aims to enhance the security and integrity of correctional facilities by establishing clear legal consequences for actions that compromise their surveillance systems. The act will take effect upon its publication in the statute book.