Prohibiting law enforcement officers and agencies from engaging in motorcycle profiling and requiring police training programs to include training on motorcycle profiling.

HB 2322 prohibits Kansas law enforcement officers and agencies from engaging in "motorcycle profiling" - stopping or targeting individuals solely based on riding a motorcycle or wearing motorcycle-related gear without legal justification. The bill requires all law enforcement agencies to adopt written policies banning this practice and outlining disciplinary actions for violations, plus mandate annual training for officers on avoiding motorcycle profiling. It also establishes a complaint process where affected individuals can file claims with the attorney general or pursue civil action for damages. The law amends state training standards to include mandatory motorcycle profiling training in all law enforcement officer courses. This directly affects all Kansas police departments, officers, and motorcycle riders who may be stopped or targeted based on their vehicle or attire.