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signed · Kentucky · House Mar 22, 2023

HB 391: AN ACT relating to long-term care.

Amend KRS 216.590 to require the Cabinet for Health and Family Services and long-term care provider associations which are subject to the regulatory oversight of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to evaluate and discuss opportunities for joint training as new guidelines and regulations are announced; require the cabinet to invite representatives of these long-term care provider associations to participate in the planning process for joint surveyor and provider training sessions.
Ryan Dotson (R) Timmy Truett (R) Rebecca Raymer (R) Beverly Chester-Burton (D) Amy Neighbors (R)
signed · Kentucky · Senate Mar 22, 2023

SB 135: AN ACT relating to the Cabinet for Health and Family Services.

Create a new section of KRS Chapter 211 to require the Cabinet for Health and Family Services to make information on postpartum depression and a postpartum assessment tool available on its website; require the Cabinet for Health and Family Services to develop and implement a collaborative program aimed at improving the quality of prevention and treatment of postpartum depression.
Gerald Neal (D) Denise Harper Angel (D) Robin Webb (R) Robert Stivers (R) Cassie Armstrong (D)
signed · Kentucky · House Mar 21, 2023

HB 237: AN ACT relating to alcoholic beverages.

Amend KRS 243.020 to allow the possession and consumption of alcoholic beverages at nonlicensed businesses within or sharing a boundary with an entertainment destination center and at licensed premises sharing a boundary with an entertainment destination center; limit the alcoholic beverages to those purchased at the entertainment destination center or at a licensee sharing a boundary with the entertainment destination center; require written permission from the entertainment destination center before the alcoholic beverages may be possessed or consumed at that place of business.
Kevin Jackson (R) David Osborne (R) Michael Meredith (R)
signed · Kentucky · House Mar 21, 2023

HB 160: AN ACT relating to water pollution control.

Amend KRS 224.16-080 to provide that any Kentucky Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (KPDES) permittee seeking to rely on a mixing zone for a bioaccumulative chemical concern assigned before September 8, 2004, include information identifying the mixing zone in its application for a modification or approval of a KPDES permit; require that any change or extinguishment in a mixing zone requirement for a bioaccumulative chemical of concern only be accomplished through a formal KPDES permitting action by the Energy and Environment Cabinet conducted pursuant to administrative regulations promulgated under KRS Chapter 13A; amend KRS 224.16-090 to provide that if a KPDES permit applicant requests in their application for a modification or renewal of a permit that the Energy and Environment Cabinet take into account rapid and complete mixing at a wastewater outfall, the Energy and Environment Cabinet shall apply rapid and complete mixing in establishing water quality-based effluent limitations and conditions under the KPDES permit if the discharge occurs through a submerged high-rate multi-port outfall structure.
Richard Heath (R) Randy Bridges (R) Chris Freeland (R) Danny Bentley (R)
signed · Kentucky · House Mar 21, 2023

HB 164: AN ACT relating to jail standards.

Amend KRS 441.055 to require that the minimum standards for jails allow the employment or appointment of persons at least 18 years old to work in the secure perimeter of a jail and establish guidelines for persons' service when less than 21 years of age.
Samara Heavrin (R)
signed · Kentucky · House Mar 21, 2023

HB 188: AN ACT relating to public contracts.

Amend KRS 45A.183 to allow construction management-at-risk entities and construction manager-general contractors to self-perform when a subcontractor fails to perform or when certain conditions are met; define "self-perform"; limit self-performance to 20 percent of the total cost of the project; permit construction management-at-risk entities and construction manager-general contractors to use materials, supplies, and leased tools or equipment from suppliers and subcontractors in executing self-performance.
Jonathan Dixon (R) Steve Bratcher (R)
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