Senate Bills sb1 (BR427)/aa j. Bowen, R. Stivers II, C. McDaniel, D. Thayer an act relating to retirement

Administrative pretrial release, deletion of - SB 133: SFA (1), SFA (2), SFA (5)

Canteen profits, use of for safety and security - HB 92

Cell phones, possession in jail - HB 207; HB 207: HCS

Community-service-related projects, remove certain restrictions from - HB 116

Credits for misdemeanants, expansion of - SB 133: SCS

Dangerous contraband, remove new language from definition of - HB 207: HFA (1)

Diversion to treatment for drug-related offenses, encouraging - HR 13

DNA, sample collection at arraignment, requiring - SB 84; HB 178

Fiscal courts of origin for warrant, cost of incarceration, responsibility of - HB 466

Gross misdemeanants, define detention procedures for - HB 83

Inmates, state prisoners, payment for - HB 83

Misdemeanants, credits for - HB 396

Monetary bond, limitation, deletion of - SB 133: SFA (1)

Parole sanction, in lieu of revocation - HB 457

Pilot programs, quarterly reports, accredited local jail facilities - SB 179

Policies on cell phone use, create - HB 207: HCS

Pregnant

prisoners, release of - SB 133: SFA (4)

Probation and parole violators, work release - HB 457

State/Executive Branch Budget - HB 200; HB 200: HCS, SCS

Weapons offense registry, establishment of - HB 410

Women inmates, requirements for - SB 133

Appellate

judges, appointed by Governor - HB 44

judges, term limits - HB 44

Deadline for certain candidates filings, changes to - HB 97: SCS

Filing

of candidate nomination papers, Certificate of Good Standing, requiring - HB 446

Judicial Branch Budget - HB 203; HB 203: HCS, SCS

Marriage, minimum age, raising, petitioning process - SB 48

Public assets and programs, naming, restrictions on - HB 86

Retention elections following appointment, appellate judges - HB 43

Retired justices and judges, notary public functions - SB 85: HFA (1); HB 262

State

property and programs, waiting period for naming for judge - HB 151

County consolidation, treatment under - HB 243

Judicial Branch Budget - HB 203; HB 203: HCS, SCS

Jurisdiction for claims arising from Fish and Wildlife Resources-managed lands - HB 222

Number of judges, increase - HB 348: HCS

Redistricting, boundary realignment and reallocation of resources - SB 10; HB 348

Twenty-eighth Circuit, family court judge, addition of - HB 348: HCS

Judicial Districts

Combine Fifty-ninth with First District - HB 348: HCS

County consolidation, treatment under - HB 243

Fifty-fifth District, reduction in judges - HB 348: HCS

Judicial Branch Budget - HB 203; HB 203: HCS, SCS

Jurisdiction for claims arising from Fish and Wildlife Resources-managed lands - HB 222

Redistricting, boundary realignment and reallocation of resources - SB 10; HB 348

Juries and Jurors

Discriminatory selection practices, disqualification of prosecutor - SB 174

Guardianship proceedings, use of juries in - HB 131

Juror pay and expense allowance, increasing - SB 189

Jury

members, race, ethnicity, and sex of, tracking and reporting - SB 174

Personal identification cards, addition of holders to list of potential jurors - SB 175

County consolidation, new magistrate districts, creation of - HB 125

Filing deadline for candidates seeking public office, changes to - HB 359

Labor and Industry

Active military and veterans, professional licenses, issuance of - HB 319

Amusement

and recreational employees exclusion from overtime requirements - SB 35: SFA (1)

and recreational employees, exclusion from overtime requirements - SB 35: SFA (2)

and recreational employees, exempt from wages and hours consistent with federal law - SB 35

Apprenticeship, small business tax credit - HB 479

Baseball players, exemption relating to wages and hours - SB 35: HFA (1), HFA (2)

Call center relocations to a foreign country, notice to Labor Cabinet - HB 160

Claims for unlawful employment action, previous final order, preclusion of - HB 353

Crime victims leave from employment - HB 268

Criminal history background checks, prior to offer of employment, prohibition - SB 172

Develop training for heavy equipment operators and commercial drivers' licenses - HCR 113

Earned paid sick leave provided by employers, requirement for - HB 182

Employers,

exempt from state discrimination laws when covered by similar federal laws - HB 354

pregnancy and related conditions, discrimination prohibited - SB 38

pregnancy and related conditions, prohibiting discrimination - HB 320

Employers with only one employee, restriction on discussion of wage, prohibiting - SB 99

Employment

discrimination, personal liability for employees, prohibiting - HB 352

discrimination, requirement of criminal history on job applications, prohibition - HB 28

protection for National Guard members, clarification of - HB 291

Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority, gender neutral language - HB 292

Labor

Cabinet, reorganization of, Executive Orders 2017-745, 2017-746, and 2017-855 - HB 264

Labor, Education and Workforce Development, and Economic Development Cabinets, assistance of - HCR 113: HCS

Labor organizations, remove limitations on membership - HB 237

Occupational

Safety and Health Board, abolition and transfer of powers to Labor Cabinet secretary - HB 314

Safety and Health Standards Board, repeal of - HB 382

Safety and Health Standards Board, retain - HB 382: HFA (1)

OSH regulations, suspend or delay based on federal actions - HB 314: SCS

Paid maternity leave for employees, employers with fifty or more employees - HB 197

Prevailing wage, create for public works - HB 233

Public works projects, contracts, guidelines for awarding - HB 471

Schedules for employees - HB 308

Sexual

orientation and gender identity discrimination, prohibition of - SB 190

State

minimum wage, increasing - HB 303

State/Executive Branch Budget - HB 200; HB 200: HCS, SCS

Statute

of limitations of 1 year for discrimination actions under KRS Chapter 344 - HB 355: HCS

of limitations of 300 days for discrimination actions under KRS Chapter 344 - HB 355

Technical

amendment, gender neutrality - SB 268; HB 486; HB 487

corrections - HB 311

Unemployment

compensation, amount and duration of weekly benefits - HB 252: HFA (1), HFA (2)

compensation, change benefits and technology for division - HB 252: HCS

compensation, waiting week, elimination of - HB 467

insurance - HB 252: HFA (5)

insurance, benefits, rates, and successorships - HB 252

insurance for seasonal/on recall employees - HB 67

Unlawful employment practice, inquire about previous salary - HB 374

Wage

and hour, conform with federal law - HB 184

Wages and Hours actions, two year limitation and no jurisdiction for the cabinet - SB 35: HCS

Welding by mechanical engineers, exclusions from structural steel welding - HB 194

Workers'

compensation coverage for rescue squad members - SB 77

Compensation Funding Commission, employees in non-classified service - HB 388: SCS

Compensation Funding Commission, five years for an audit and invest in securities - HB 388: HCS

Compensation Funding Commission, omnibus provisions - HB 388

compensation, income benefits, termination and continuation - HB 2: SFA (1)

compensation, medical and income benefits and procedural changes - HB 2; HB 2: HFA (2), SCS

Compensation, omnibus provisions - HB 2: SFA (2)

compensation, psychological injuries - HB 309

compensation special fund, performance bond for wages, repealing - HB 382

Wrongful discharge - HB 518

Land Use

Acquiring lands with management and zoning plans, Energy and Environment Cabinet, prohibition on - SB 129: SCS

Cities within consolidated local governments, powers in relation to comprehensive plan - HB 89

Electric easements, electric cooperatives, infrastructure to provide broadband - SB 125

Permit exemption, excavation of vein minerals, personal use - HB 261: HCS

Planning

and zoning, joint board of adjustment - HB 138

Voluntary environmental remediation program, brownfields, requirement for - HB 370

Landlord and Tenant

Assistance

animals, housing, allow reasonable accomodation for - HB 329

animals, prohibition on misrepresentation, exception - HB 329: HFA (1)

Seven day notice requirement, termination of tenancy - HB 378

Sexual

orientation and gender identity, prohibition of discrimination - HB 195

Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, statewide applicability of - HB 550

Legislative Research Commission

Administrative

orders, procedures for - SB 200: SFA (1)

regulations, legislative committee procedures for - HB 130; SB 131: HFA (1); SB 150: HCS

regulations, referral to committee of jurisdiction of - HB 154

Agencies, reporting requirements for - HB 50

Article V, amend U.S. Constitution, enforcement of, delegate actions, selection, oath, notifications - HB 282

Child welfare oversight and advisory committee, establish - HB 1; HB 1: HCS, SCS, SFA (2)

City financial information, receipt of - HB 310

Designation of appropriation or revenue measure, requirement for - HB 72

Economic Development Incentive Review Board, establishment - HB 432

Emergency administrative regulations, changes to procedures regarding - HB 130: HCS

Employees, pay equity statistics, information to Secretary of Personnel - HB 297

Executive orders, procedures for - SB 200

House and Senate chambers, sign language interpretation in, provision for - SB 21

Investigation of mismanagement by current and former officers - SB 83

Kentucky Committee on Legislative Redistricting, establishing - SB 166

Legislative

Advisory Reapportionment and Redistricting Commission, establishment of - HB 548

Branch Budget - HB 204; HB 204: HCS, SCS

Ethics Commission, ethics complaint, legislative employee, jurisdiction, limit - HB 9: HFA (1)

ethics telephone tip line, establish - HB 9

Record, electronic distribution of, requiring - HB 537; HB 537: HFA (1)

Mileage-Based Transportation Funding Task Force, creation of - HCR 18

Model Procurement Code, enforcement of - SB 83

Notaries public, appoint task force to review - HCR 250

Occupational boards and commissions, annual reports from - HB 465

Partisan

staff, sexual harassment, complaint process - HB 610

Public Service Commission, reliable energy sales, report every five years - HB 448

Racial impact statements, requiring - HB 169: HFA (1); SB 230; HB 492

Receipt of annual report, instruction in voting and voter registration, secondary schools - SB 265

Rural growth fund tax credit, annual reports - HB 6; HB 6: SCS

Sexual harassment policy for employees, establishment of - HB 449

Staff, ethics training, requiring - HB 404

Task

force on sexual harassment, climate survey - HB 610

force on sexual harassment, establishment of - HB 9: HFA (2); HB 610

Legislative Record, electronic distribution of, requiring - HB 537

Public high schools, Legislative Record, electronic distribution - HB 537: HFA (1)

State

Archives and Records Commission, duties of, expanding - SB 186; HB 302: SCS, SFA (1)

Archives and Records Commission, membership of, revising - SB 186; HB 302: SCS, SFA (1)

Archives and Records Commission, renaming - SB 186; HB 302: SCS, SFA (1)

Active military and veterans, professional licenses, issuance of - HB 319

Advanced

practice registered nurse, jurisprudence exam, requirement of - HB 427: SCS

practice registered nurse, jurisprudence exam, requiring - HB 427; HB 427: HCS

Alcohol quota licenses, purchase price limited to cost of annual license fee - SB 110: SFA (10), SFA (11)

Alcoholic

beverage licenses, public policy to promote market for - SB 110: SFA (1), SFA (7)

beverage sales, local government regulatory license fee, expansion of - SB 110: HFA (1); HB 267

beverage sampling, educational programs without a license - HB 567

beverages, supplemental transporter's license, creation of - HB 82

Apprentice HVAC licensure, Labor Cabinet responsible for - HB 296

Athlete

agents, parent or guardian acting as - SB 228: SFA (1)

Auctioneers, license revocation or suspension of - HB 368

Beauty salons, mobile salons licensing of - SB 183

Blow

drying services, education and examination requirements for licensure - SB 106: SCS

Boiler inspectors, boilers and pressure vessels, exemptions for - HB 307

Cabinet for Health and Family Services, establishing fees - HB 327; HB 327: HFA (1)

Casino gaming, licensing for - HB 41

Certificate

of need, outpatient facilities, exempting - HB 444

of need, techical advisory committees, abolishing - HB 444

Charitable gaming, unlicensed facilities, use of - HB 425

Chiropractors, licensing of - SB 217

Cities within consolidated local governments, clarify powers in relation to - SB 176

Commission

on Proprietary Education, evidence required for minimum standards - HB 281: HFA (1)

on Proprietary Education, requirements for institutions - HB 281

Cosmetologists, estheticians, and nail techs, requirements for - HB 260

CPA firms, attest services performed by - HB 177; HB 177: SCS

Credit access loans, licensees, creation of - SB 225

Critical access hospital, licensing requirements, amending - HB 444

Deadly weapons, concealed carry without license - HB 36

Dieticians, licensing of - SB 217

Distilleries and wineries sales, shipment or delivery of alcoholic beverages by - SB 199

Documented vessels, registration sticker, display of - HB 82; HB 183

Electrician licensure, education and experience requirements for - SB 78: HFA (1), HFA (2), HFA (3), HFA (4)

Electrician's license, application for - SB 78; SB 78: HCS

Electricians, procedures regarding provisional and lapsed licenses - SB 78: SFA (1)

Entertainment destination center, licensing for - SB 98; SB 98: SCS

Estheticians, education required for - HB 47

Fantasy

contest operators, requirements for - HB 248: HCS

Funeral

directors and embalmers, continuing education requirements for - SB 45

Gender neutral language, including - SB 193

Hunting and fishing licenses, issuance of at no charge to volunteer firefighters - HB 106

HVAC contractors, requirements for - HB 328; HB 328: HCS

HVAC, experience requirements for - HB 100; HB 100: HCS

HVAC inspectors, certification requirements for - HB 328; HB 328: HCS

Licensure required, distribution of opioids - HB 337

Local regulatory license fee, alcoholic beverages, prohibition on - HB 82

Malt

beverage distributors, agreements with - HB 136: HFA (7)

beverage package licenses, addition to quota license system - SB 110: SFA (3), SFA (4)

Microbreweries,

limitations on sales at - HB 136: HFA (5)

limitations on sales by - HB 136: HFA (4)

malt beverage shipment prohibition of - HB 379

sales on premises - HB 400: SFA (1)

shipping and delivery, prohibition of - HB 136: HFA (8)

Microbrewery, malt beverage sales limitation on - HB 136: HFA (6)

Midwifery, certification of - SB 134; SB 134: SCS, SFA (1)

Nail salons, mobile salons licensing of - SB 183

Occupational

boards, license issuance by - HB 465: HFA (3)

boards, licensing and procedural matters relating to - HB 465: HFA (1), HFA (2)

boards, powers and duties of - HB 465: HCS

licensing regulations, agency review of - HB 50

Omnibus administrative revision relating to numerous occupations and professions - HB 465

Pawnbrokers, requirements for - HB 74; HB 74: SFA (1), SFA (2)

Pharmacists, licensing of, technical corrections - HB 578

Physical therapists, criminal background investigation required for licensure - HB 398

Physicians, licensing of - SB 217

Private investigators, licensing of - HB 543

Professional licenses, student loan default impact on - SB 105

Quota retail alcohol licenses, local government control over issuance of - SB 110: SFA (2), SFA (5)

Respiratory care practioners, licensing of, technical corrections - HB 578

Special event raffle license, charitable gaming for - HB 164: HCS

Sports wagering, licensing for - SB 22

Surgical assistants, licensing of - HB 555

Wine direct shipping license, creating - SB 244

Liens

Kentucky Rural Rehabilitation Corporation, make gender-neutral change - SB 198; HB 451

Liens against real estate, release of - HB 462

Lieutenant Governor

Contingency fee legal services contracts, requirements to award - HB 198: HFA (1)

Election, change time to even-numbered years - HB 23

Filing deadline for candidates seeking public office, changes to - HB 359

Public assets and programs, naming, restrictions on - HB 86

State/Executive Branch Budget - HB 200; HB 200: HCS, SCS

Time

of election, move to even-numbered years - SB 4

Alcoholic beverages, extension of credit to retailers - HB 82

Credit

access loans, licensees, creation of - SB 225

freezes, removal of seven-year expiration - HB 46; HB 46: HCS

Deferred deposit transactions, financial verification for - HB 317

High-cost

home loans, exemptions for - HB 284

home loans, federal law, update references to - HB 284

Kentucky Communications Network Authority, debt and financing, authorizing - SB 223

Pawnbrokers, information required for loans - HB 74; HB 74: SFA (1), SFA (2)

Advertising

device, construction of at professional sports facilities - HB 384

devices, urban areas, placement on the sides of buildings - HB 501

Alcoholic beverages, regulatory licensing fees, repealing - HB 159

Annexation of unpopulated territory, standing for contest of - SB 97; SB 97: HCS

Annexation,

property owners within a territory, standing, grant - HB 82

property owners within a territory, standing, grant of - HB 87

Auxiliary containers, restrictions placed upon regulation of - SB 82

Cities,

audits, span of audit - SB 91: SFA (1)

retirement and pensions, obligations - SB 88: SFA (1)

City audits and financial statements - SB 91

Clerks, audits, agreed-upon procedures engagement - SB 144

Community-service-related projects, remove certain restrictions from - HB 116

Consolidated

local governments, clarify powers of cities within - SB 176

local governments, powers of cities within - HB 89

Constable, constitutional amendment allowing legislative body of county to abolish office of - HB 137

Constables and deputies, clarify powers of, and appointments of deputies - HB 420

Contracts,

boycott prohibition clause, requiring - HB 350

Kentucky Buy American Act, compliance with - HB 91

Counties containing consolidated local governments, municipal incorporation - SB 115

Counties,

occupational license taxes, crediting provisions for certain counties, removal of - HB 358

occupational license taxes, maximum percentage for certain counties, removal of - HB 358

County

clerks, real property deeds, full name of grantor or grantee, requirements of - SB 139; SB 139: HCS; HB 266

Consolidation, direction of - HB 243

consolidation, process for - HB 125

Employees Retirement System, employer rates in 2018-2020 biennium set at FY 2017-2018 levels - HB 547

Employees Retirement System, phase-in to full actuarially required contribution rate - HB 406

tobacco cessation, establish fund for - SB 29

Elections of governing bodies of certain districts - HB 186

Emergency medical services, update certification and licensure - HB 279

Employment protection for National Guard members, clarification of - HB 291

Entertainment destination center, licensing for - SB 98: SCS

Extraterritorial wastewater facilities, acquisition of by local agency, applicability of Chapter 278 - SB 151: SCS

Fee officers, appointment of branch office deputies, technical correction - HB 469

Fire

departments created under KRS Chapter 273, administrative and fiscal reports - HB 122

departments, volunteer, merger, volunteer fire department aid, payments to - HB 95

districts, trustees, elections, time and signage requirements appurtenant thereto - HB 95: HFA (1)

districts, alternative tax structure - HB 95: HCS

districts, board of trustees, alternative constituency - HB 95: HCS

districts, merger, maximum tax rate - HB 95

Firearms and ammunition, authority to regulate, consolidated local governments - HB 387

Firearms, comprehensive regulation of - HB 502

Firefighters Foundation Program, administrative cost payment relating to supplement - HB 461

Government property, concealed deadly weapons, permit holders, lifting prohibitions on - HB 210

Governmental units, regulation of electronic prescribing, standards, requiring - SB 143

Interlocal agreements, extraterritorial wastewater facilities, acquisition of by local agency - SB 151

Investment of idle funds, certificates of deposit - HB 75: HFA (1)

Investments, limitations on - HB 75

Investments of idle funds - HB 75: HCS

Jail

canteen profits, use of for safety and security - HB 92

Kentucky Law Enforcement Foundation Program, administrative cost payment relating to supplement - HB 461

Labor organizations, allow agreement with to require membership as a condition of employment - HB 237

Local

firearms ordinances and restrictions by consolidated local governments, urging - HR 68

government premiums tax, schedule for refunds, establishing - HB 402

regulatory license fee, alcoholic beverages, prohibition on - HB 82

Update of Census Addresses program, urging Congress to encourage participation - HCR 9

Minimum

wage, option to establish - HB 393

Mobile command center, local government, use of oscillating lights and sirens - SB 161

Open records, "public agency," definition of, exemption in - HB 232

Planning

and zoning enforcement action, appeal, court costs, attorney fees - HB 322

and zoning, joint board of adjustment - HB 138

Police

officers, requirements for promotion, clarification of - HB 275: SCS

Properties or programs, naming of for state official or employee - HB 151

Property taxes, contesting ad valorem increase, procedural adjustment - HB 272

Public

employees, state-sponsored life insurance, eligibility for - HB 158

housing authorities, membership - HB 223

notices, Web site publication - HB 478

playgrounds, accessible and inclusive design - HR 191; SR 290

Quota retail alcohol licenses, local government control over issuance of - SB 110: SFA (2), SFA (5)

Religious

organizations, discrimination, prohibiting - HB 372

organizations, penalization, prohibiting - HB 372: HCS

Rescue squad members, coverage under workers' compensation - SB 77

Restaurant

tax, allow home rule class cities to levy for CERS contributions - HB 490

tax, portion to be used for tourism infrastructure - HB 413

Retired justices and judges, notary public functions - SB 85: HFA (1); HB 262

Sex offender registrants, registration fee for - HB 206

Sheriffs,

audits, agreed-upon procedures engagement - SB 144

audits, agreed-upon procedures engagement, eligibility - SB 144: HFA (1), HFA (2)

special deputies, appointment of - HB 275; HB 275: HCS

Special purpose governmental entities, review of fee and tax increases by city or county, requiring - SB 25; SB 25: SCS

State/Executive Branch Budget - HB 200; HB 200: HCS, SCS

Supplemental

payments to firefighters - HB 461

payments to police - HB 461

Telephone CPR, telecommunicators, training for - SB 142; HB 265; HB 265: HCS

Transient room tax, 30 days or less, limiting - HB 285

TVA in-lieu-of-tax payments, direction to economic development activities - SB 9; HB 114; HB 114: HCS

Underground

Facility Damage Prevention Act of 1994, amending of, mandatory membership - SB 117: SCS

Facility Damage Prevention Act of 1994, amending of, nonmembers' rights to damages - SB 117

Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, statewide applicability of - HB 550

U.S. Census, participation, encouraging - HCR 168

Volunteer fire departments, allotment from Firefighters Foundation Program fund - HB 461

Wastewater, extraterritorial facilities, acquisition of by local agency - SB 151

Water fluoridation programs, void implementation of, local government action - HB 511

Wills, originals to be returned to circuit clerk. - HB 313