Bruns v. Kansas State Board of Technical Professions

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• written internal policy was a “regulation” and was not valid where it was not filed and published as a regulation
• internal policy having the effect of law but not promulgated as a rule and regulation is not enforceable.
• board’s policy of refusing to grant a Kansas engineering license by reciprocity when applicant’s original out-of-state license has lapsed amounts to a regulation because it governs anyone seeking reciprocal licensing

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