Between spanking, opt-in sex education in schools, banning incompatibility divorces, banning surrogacy, to moving the date to change voter registrations from two weeks prior to the primary to prior to candidate filing deadline, to school finance, and gun rights, the Kansas Legislature has been very busy this year. Just coming out of committee and undoubtedly of interest to the area, Senate Bill 392 would require a license to operate an animal rescue network. Yet, at the Legislative Coffee this last Saturday in Great Bend, only about a dozen people attended, and all were over the age of 50.Everyone is busy, but important decisions are made every day this time of year at the state level.