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signed · Kentucky · House Apr 8, 2022

HB 565: AN ACT relating to criminal justice training and making an appropriation therefor.

Amend KRS 15A.070 to require the Department of Criminal Justice Training to promulgate an administrative regulation to provide that 10 percent of basic training for police officers be given virtually; provide that 30 percent of annual in-service training for police officers be given virtually; exclude subject areas that require demonstration of physical skill from virtual training courses; provide that virtual annual in-service courses be made available throughout the entire calendar year.
Sal Santoro (R) Kim Moser (R) C. Ed Massey (R)
signed · Kentucky · Senate Apr 8, 2022

SB 209: AN ACT relating to public employee benefits.

Amend KRS 16.198 to require the Kentucky State Police to promulgate administrative regulations to establish vacation and sick leave and holiday pay for Trooper R and commercial vehicle enforcement R Class employees.
signed · Kentucky · House Apr 8, 2022

HB 482: AN ACT relating to area development districts, making an appropriation therefor, and declaring an emergency.

Amend KRS 147A.100 to require the Department for Local Government to allocate funds to the area development districts by a specific formula and allow a reduction in the allocation upon unanimous written direction of all area development districts; appropriate $2,000,000 for fiscal year 2023 and $2,000,000 for fiscal year 2024 from the general fund to the Department for Local Government to allocate to area development districts; APPROPRIATION; EMERGENCY.
Jim DuPlessis (R) William Lawrence (R) Jason Petrie (R) Chris Fugate (R) Melinda Gibbons Prunty (R)
signed · Kentucky · House Apr 8, 2022

HB 474: AN ACT relating to insurance data security.

Create new sections of Subtitle 3 of KRS Chapter 304 to establish definitions; require licensees to conduct risk assessments; require licensees to develop an information security program, including an incident response plan; require licensees to investigate cybersecurity events and potential cybersecurity events; establish recordkeeping requirements relating to cybersecurity events; establish reporting requirements relating to cybersecurity events; require licensees to comply with KRS 365.732; provide exceptions for certain provisions; authorize the commissioner to examine and investigate licensees for potential violations and take action necessary to enforce relevant provisions; establish how and under what circumstances documents, materials, or other information may be used or disclosed; prohibit the commissioner or other persons acting on under the authority of the commissioner from testifying in a private civil action concerning confidential documents, materials, or other information; provide that a licensee may be penalized for violations in accordance with KRS 304.99-020; authorize the commissioner to promulgate administrative regulations pursuant to KRS 304.2-110; provide for severability; establish a timeframe for implementation of certain provisions; EFFECTIVE January 1, 2023.
signed · Kentucky · House Apr 8, 2022

HB 306: AN ACT relating to pest and weed control.

Amend KRS 217B.110 to authorize the Department of Agriculture to establish dates for pesticide licensing and registration renewals; amend KRS 249.420 and 249.430 to remove references to a Johnson grass eradication program; amend KRS 249.990 to conform; repeal KRS 249.180; 249.183; 249.187; 249.190; 249.195; and 249.991.
Richard Heath (R)
signed · Kentucky · House Apr 8, 2022

HB 451: AN ACT relating to motor fuel standards.

Amend KRS 363.900 to change the definitions of "ASTM International," "diesel," and "retail facility"; define "gasoline-oxygenate blend"; amend KRS 363.902 to specify inspection and testing programs for motor fuels intended for sale from a retail facility; amend KRS 363.904 to specify vapor pressure limits for gasoline-oxygenate blends; permit the department to designate tests or specifications when no ASTM International standards exist; require all shipments of motor fuel to meet standards and specifications required in administrative regulations; amend KRS 363.906 to require a license to operate a retail motor fuel facility; increase the license fee to $75 per retail facility; set the annual license expiration on January 31 of the following calender year; amend KRS 363.9055 to conform; APPROPRIATION.
Shawn McPherson (R) Richard Heath (R) Dan Fister (R)
signed · Kentucky · Senate Apr 8, 2022

SB 164: AN ACT relating to the Imagination Library of Kentucky Program and making an appropriation therefor.

Create a new section of KRS Chapter 164 to establish the Imagination Library of Kentucky Program; direct the Collaborative Center for Literacy Development to administer the program; require the program to contribute matching funds, if available, required of local programs participating in Dolly Parton's Imagination Library; establish duties of the state program; establish the Imagination Library of Kentucky Program trust fund; provide the fund shall be administered by the Council on Postsecondary Education; APPROPRIATION.
Denise Harper Angel (D) Robert Stivers (R) Morgan McGarvey (D)
signed · Kentucky · Senate Apr 8, 2022

SB 66: AN ACT relating to coroners.

Amend KRS 64.185 and 72.415 to require coroners and deputy coroners to attend eight hours of training concerning the grieving process and procedures for providing death notifications; create a new section of KRS Chapter 72 establishing procedures that coroners must follow in providing death notifications; EFFECTIVE, in part, January 1, 2023.
Ralph Alvarado (R)
signed · Kentucky · House Apr 8, 2022

HB 244: AN ACT making appropriations for the operations, maintenance, support, and functioning of the Judicial Branch of the government of the Commonwealth of Kentucky and its various officers, boards, commissions, subdivisions, and other state-supported activities.

The Judicial Branch Budget: Detail Part I, Operating Budget; appropriate to Court of Justice: 2021-2022: $11,765,500, 2022-2023: $436,597,100, $440,802,800, 2023-2024: $449,669,900; appropriate to Judicial Retirement System: 2021-2022: $18,800, 2022-2023: $5,711,800, 2023-2024: $6,037,300; detail Part II, Capital Projects Budget; detail Part III, General Provisions; detail Part IV, Budget Reduction or Surplus Expenditure Plan; APPROPRIATION.
Jason Petrie (R) Brandon Reed (R) Randy Bridges (R) C. Ed Massey (R)
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