The bill establishes that no governmental agency in Kansas can regulate the takeoff, landing, or operation of aquatic aircraft on waters where vessels are permitted. Specifically, it prohibits these agencies from requiring permits or fees for the operation of aquatic aircraft, which are defined as motorized aircraft capable of taking off or landing on water, such as seaplanes and floatplanes. The bill clarifies that "vessel" refers to any watercraft propelled by machinery, oars, paddles, or wind, but does not include aquatic aircraft.

Additionally, the bill outlines the definitions of key terms, including "governmental agency," which encompasses various levels of government entities, and "waters of the state," referring to all waters within Kansas' territorial limits. The act will take effect upon its publication in the statute book, ensuring that the operation of aquatic aircraft is free from governmental regulation in designated areas.