§ 22-4407 Central administrator.

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

The governor picks one state official or employee to be in charge of handling detainers across the state. A detainer is a hold placed on a prisoner, usually because another state or agency wants to bring charges against them or wants custody once their current sentence ends.

This person, called the central administrator, acts as the main point of contact for detainer matters. They help manage paperwork and information between Kansas and other states when a prisoner has a detainer against them.

For someone dealing with a detainer, this means there's one official contact in Kansas who oversees the process, rather than the task being spread across many different offices.