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

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

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

Racing

Breeder's Cup, pari-mutuel tax, exemption - SB 111; HB 259

Kentucky Horse Racing Commission, membership of - SB 56

Sports

wagering, racing commission oversight of - SB 22

Civil penalties, violation of two-person train crew requirement - HB 24

Railroad

crossings, process to close - HB 299

on-track equipment, duty to stop for - HB 168

Train crews, two-person requirement - HB 24

Bonds on judicially ordered sales, interest rates on. - HB 407

Home inspectors, reasonable access granted to - HB 217

Liens against real estate, release of - HB 462

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

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

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

Receivership in commercial real estate, procedures and requirements, creating - SB 196

Sexual orientation and gender identity, prohibition of discrimination - HB 195

Transactions, seller's disclosure of conditions form for - HB 435

Trespass, simplified remedy for elderly and vulnerable - HB 494

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

County consolidation, treatment of - HB 243

Courts, boundary realignment and reallocation of resources - SB 10

Kentucky Committee on Legislative Redistricting, establishing - SB 166

Legislative Advisory Reapportionment and Redistricting Commission, establishment of - HB 548

Religion

Abandoned newborn infant, establish location signage - HB 167: HCS, SCS

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

Coverage for standard fertility preservation services, provision of - SB 95: HCS

National Religious Freedom Day, recognizing - HCR 23; HR 37; SR 63

Religious

organizations, penalization, prohibiting - HB 372: HCS

organizations, protecting - HB 372

Attorney General, Executive Order AG 17-01, confirming - HB 441

Cabinet

for Economic Development, Resolution 17-04, Kentucky Economic Development Partnership - HB 305

for Health and Family Services, Executive Order 2017-269 - SB 132

for Health and Family Services, Kentucky Commission on Community Volunteerism and Service - SB 132: HCS

Charter School Advisory Council, Executive Order 2017-364 - HB 108: SCS; SB 257

Commonwealth

Council on Developmental Disabilities, relocate in the Department of the Treasury - SB 126

Office of Technology, Executive Order 2017-0889 - HB 244

Council on Postsecondary Education, Executive Order 2017-364 - HB 108: SCS; SB 257

Department

of Agriculture, reorganization of - HB 146

of Education, Executive Order 2017-496 - HB 591

of Revenue, Executive Order 2017-0889 - HB 244

Education

and Workforce Development Cabinet, Division of Child Care, establish - HB 342

Professional Standards Board, Executive Order 2017-364 - HB 108: SCS; SB 257

Energy

and Environment Cabinet, reorganization of - SB 129

and Environment, Public Protection, and Labor Cabinets - HB 264

Finance and Administration Cabinet, Executive Order 2017-0889 - HB 244

Justice

and Public Safety Cabinet, Department of Corrections, Executive Order 2017-268 - HB 429

and Public Safety Cabinet, Department of Juvenile Justice, Executive Order 2017-599 - HB 431

Kentucky

911 Services Board, reorganization of - HB 361

Board of Education, Executive Order 2017-364 - HB 108: SCS; SB 257

Milk Commission, abolishment of, confirm Executive Order 2017-0715 - HB 108: SFA (2)

Make technical corrections for - HB 305: HCS

Milk for manufacturing advisory board, abolishment of, confirm Executive Order 2017-0715 - HB 108: SFA (2)

Office of Capital Plaza Operations, Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet, Executive Order 2017-0888 - SB 138

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

Public

Protection Cabinet, Office of Administrative Hearings, establish - HB 302; HB 302: SCS, SFA (1)

Reading Diagnostic and Intervention Grant Steering Committee, Executive Order 2017-364 - HB 108: SCS; SB 257

Secretary of State's office, Executive Order 2017-01 - HB 251

State

Advisory Council for Gifted and Talented Education, Executive Order 2017-364 - HB 108: SCS; SB 257

Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet, Executive Order 2017-732 - SB 211; SB 211: HCS

Work Ready Kentucky Scholarship, Executive Order 2017-434 - SB 231

Angel investor tax credit, annual reports - HB 6: SCS

Annual

report, audit of Kentucky Access - SB 132

Biennial implementation plan, retail electric suppliers, compliance with reliability standard - HB 448

Commission on Children with Special Health Needs, report upon request - SB 96; SB 96: HCS, SCS

Commissioner

of education, certification of compliance with notice requirements - SB 140

of education, results of school safety survey - HJR 190

Department of Education, emergency revolving school loan fund account report - HB 141

Dispensing of prescription drugs under Medicaid, upon request to Governor and LRC - SB 96

Dyslexia trust fund, Department of Education to report - SB 271; HB 367

Family

in Recovery Empowerment Public and Private Partnership Grant Programl, annual - HB 423

Farms to Foodbanks Advisory Committee, annual expenditure plan update, requirement removed - HB 150

Highly skilled employee tax credit, creation of, Department of Revenue report - HB 541

Immediate detention following opioid overdose, annual report to Legislative Research Commission - HB 428: HCS, HFA (1)

Investment fund tax credit, annual reports - HB 6: SCS

Kentucky Department of Education, Kentucky Peer Support Network Project funding, annual report - SJR 52: SCS

Legislative

ethics telephone tip line, complaints recieved - HB 9

Research Commission, sexual harassment, task force report - HB 9: HFA (2)

Tax Incentive Review Committee, establish, annual reports - HB 340

Medically fragile individuals with neurological behavioral disorders, establishing task force - SB 251

Occupational licensing regulations, agency review of - HB 50

Prescription drugs, dispensing under Medicaid, upon request to Governor and LRC - SB 96: HCS, SCS

Rare

disease advisory council, establish - SB 7; SB 7: SCS

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

Scholarship tax credit - SB 36; HB 134

Substance use disorder, licensure and quality standards for treatment and recovery services - HB 124: SCS

Work

program for public assistance recipients, upon request - SB 96; SB 96: HCS, SCS

Abortion,

24 hour information period, elimination of - HB 235

constitutional amendment, no right created - HB 473

dismemberment, prohibition of - HB 454; HB 454: SCS

Down syndrome, prohibition of - HB 455

physician present in same room, performance of - SB 112: SFA (3)

prohibition of - SB 164

telehealth, prohibition of - SB 112: SFA (3)

ultrasound requirements - HB 103

Female

genital mutilation, Class A felony - SB 46

Health insurance coverage for hormonal contraceptive, twelve-month supply, dispensing of - HB 249

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

Perinatal

palliative care and neonatal palliative and hospice care, recognize importance of - HCR 209

palliative care and neonatal palliative and hospice care, recognizing importance of - HR 234

Pregnancy help centers, honoring - HCR 152; SCR 154

Prescription to terminate pregnancy, physician report - HB 115

Medical marijuana, advocate for safety and efficacy standards - HCR 34

Sepsis, advocating for new research - SR 211

Retirement and Pensions

Casino

gaming, allow, funding for - HB 229; SB 241

gaming, revenue generated by - HB 41

Cities, obligations - SB 88: SFA (1)

City pensions - SB 92

County

Employees Retirement System, separate administration from Kentucky Retirement Systems - HB 539

General Assembly, retirement benefits for legislators after 01/01/2019, elimination of - HB 440

Government

Pension Offset and Windfall Elimination Provisions, Social Security - HR 11

Pension Offset, Social Security Act - HCR 6

Israel, investments in companies boycotting, prohibition - HB 298

Kentucky

Retirement Systems, agency cessation of participation - SB 66: SCS

Retirement Systems, board elections, electronic ballots for - SB 113: HCS, HFA (1)

Retirement Systems Board of Trustees, confirmation, David Michael Gallagher - SR 281

Retirement Systems Board of Trustees, confirmation, James Fulkerson - SR 283

Retirement Systems Board of Trustees, confirmation, Matthew L. Monteiro - SR 282

Retirement Systems Board of Trustees, confirmation, Patrick Kelly Downard - SR 280

Retirement Systems Board of Trustees, confirmation, Wilburn Joe Brothers - SR 284

Retirement Systems, election to discontinue or not participate for General Assembly service - HB 48

Retirement Systems, election to discontinue or not participate for service to GA - SB 27

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

Retirement Systems, hybrid cash balance plan, benefit election for legislators - HB 51

Retirement Systems, include interest at actuarial rate on refunded erroneous contributions - SB 81

Retirement Systems, investment contracts subject to Model Procurement Code - SB 113: HFA (3), HFA (4), HFA (5)

Retirement Systems, reemployment and contributions of reemployed retirees by county police - SB 44

Retirement Systems, violation of fiduciary or ethical duties, Class D felony - SB 113: HFA (3), HFA (4), HFA (5)

Teachers' Retirement System, survivor's benefits, marriage - HB 127

Teachers' Retirement System, term limits for trustees - HB 105

Legislators'

Retirement Plan, close to future members and future service accruals - SB 28; HB 65; HB 335

Retirement Plan, closure, new and existing members transferred to KERS nonhazardous - HB 336

Retirement Plan, election to discontinue or not participate for service - HB 48

Retirement Plan, election to discontinue or not participate for service to GA - SB 27

Retirement Plan, hybrid cash balance plan, benefit election - HB 51

Line

of duty, death benefits, adjustment of - HB 140: SFA (1); HB 185; HB 185: HCS, HFA (1), SFA (2)

Line-of-duty

death benefits, adjustment of - HB 32

death benefits, surviving spouse as default beneficiary - HB 32

Military, income tax deduction for - HB 192

Pension surcharge on state employment contracts - HB 338

Permanent pension fund, opioid tax - HB 337

Police officers - HB 366: SCS

Public employees, reemployment, urge consideration in pension legislation - HR 231

Reemployment

after retirement, restrictions on city elected officials - SB 113; SB 113: HCS, HFA (1)

of hazardous employees and certified peace officers after retirement - HB 508

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

Restricted companies, divestment from - HB 350

Sports wagering, revenue generated by - SB 22; HB 536

State-administered

retirement systems, commitment to maintaining pension benefits - HCR 187

retirement systems, disclosure of benefit information if earning more than $100 K - HB 168: SFA (2)

retirement systems, investment contracts subject to Model Procurement Code - HB 551

retirement systems, pension reform - SB 1; SB 1: SCS

retirement systems, pension reform, restore 1.5% COLA for teachers - SB 1: SFA (1)

retirement systems, pension reform, optional 401(a) DC - SB 1: SFA (4)

retirement systems, pension reform, retain inviolable contract after July 1, 2018 - SB 1: SFA (3)

retirement systems, retain 4% guaranteed return for cash balance plan - SB 1: SFA (5)

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

Teachers'

Retirement System, death before retirement, gender-neutral language - SB 15

Retirement System, delete provisions of pension reform bill relating to TRS - SB 1: SFA (2)

Underfunded pension trust fund, creation and funding of - HB 82

Uniformed services, income tax deduction for - HB 491

Violation of fiduciary or ethical duties, Class D felony - HB 551

Retroactive Legislation

Air ambulance, balance billing, prohibition of - SB 261

Candidates of, General Assembly, appointment prohibition, state position, effective, January 1, 2018 - SB 146

Felony expungement, reckless homicide - SB 16

Line of duty, death benefits, surviving spouse as default beneficiary - HB 140: SFA (1); HB 185; HB 185: HCS, HFA (1)

Public Service Commission, reconsideration of orders, retroactive to July 1, 2013 - HB 27

Unclaimed Life Insurance Benefits Act, retroactive application of - HB 224

Safety

Assault weapon, under 21, banning sale to or ownership of - HB 498

Bicycles

on roadway, not to ride more than two abreast unless road is marked exclusively for bicycle - HB 33: SCS

overtaken on roadway, distance to maintain - HB 33

Board of education, allow teachers and school personnel to carry firearms, encouraging - SR 172

Boards of, encouraging allow teachers and school personnel to carry firearms - HR 176

CMRS fund distribution threshold, increase in - HB 424: HCS

Compressed air receivers, exemption for - HB 307

Congressional Medal of Honor recipients, Kentucky State Police to provide protection for - HB 161; HB 161: HCS

Contact

lenses and visual aid glasses, prescribing and dispensing - HB 191; HB 191: HCS, HFA (1), HFA (4), HFA (5), SCS, SFA (1), SFA (2), SFA (3), SFA (4), SFA (5)

Department of Kentucky State Police, school safety response program, training - SB 162

Dog or cat in vehicle, removal, civil immunity - SB 8

Driving privileges, persons under 18, suspension of for points assessed - SB 120

Kentucky

911 Services Board and advisory council membership, appointment method of - HB 424: HFA (1)

911 Services Board, reorganization of - HB 361; HB 424; HB 424: HCS

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

Motorcycle safety education instructors, remove language prohibiting felons - SB 122

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

Sexual Harassment Awareness Month, designating March - HR 213

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

Transportation Cabinet, bicycle helmets, requirement for children under 12 - HB 52

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

Facility Damage Prevention Act of 1994, conforming to federal safety laws - SB 104; SB 104: SCS

Sales

Acquisition of water or sewer utilities, valuation of assets, rate base calculation - HB 399

Alcoholic

beverages, delivery and extension of credit to retailers - HB 82

beverages, wholesaler exclusivity, prohibition on - HB 82

Assault weapon, under 21, banning sale to or ownership of - HB 498

Firearm accessory, accelerate rate of fire, prohibit sale or transfer - HB 409; HB 602

Home-based food products, requirements for - HB 263; HB 263: HCS, SCS

STEM teacher scholarship pilot program, establishment of - HB 253

Absentee ballots, in-person and mail-in - HB 474

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

Appellate judges, retention elections, certification of - HB 43

Application for an Article V convention, transmission of certified copies - HJR 8

Article V, amending the U.S. Constitution, notification, forming a delegation and certification - HB 282

Candidates of, General Assembly, prohibition of appointment to state position, withdrawn nomination - SB 146

Caucus campaign committee, inclusion of a state executive committee for a minor political party - HB 157

Certain candidates for office, nomination papers, Certificate of Good Standing, requiring - HB 446

Constitution of Kentucky, proposal to call convention for purpose of revising or amending - HB 76

Constitutional

amendment, General Assembly, budget special session, compensation suspended - HB 57

amendment proposal, ballot access, casino gaming - HB 229; SB 241

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

Copies of application for an Article V, to be sent to certain persons - HJR 12; HJR 47; HJR 81

County board of elections, member of, vacancy, recommendation for replacement of - HB 304: HFA (1)

Deadline

for certain candidate filings, extending - HB 346

for certain candidate filings, extension of - HB 347

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

District

Court judges, licensed attorney time requirement, increasing - HB 472

Court judges, term of office, extension of - HB 472

Early voting, omnibus bill - SB 14

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

Elections, reimbursement of election costs by State Board of Elections - HB 271

Electronic

poll books, training on - HB 579

poll books, use of - HB 579

Eligibility to vote, primary election and party affiliation, new voter registration - HB 273

Executive orders, procedures for - SB 200

Filing

deadline for certain candidates, changes to - HB 381

Deadline for statement of candidacy form, to conform - HB 97: SFA (1)

deadline for statement-of-candidacy form, change to - HB 97: SCS

deadline for statement-of-candidacy from, changing - HB 380

General Assembly, terms of members, access to election ballots, limitation on - HB 163

Mail-in

absentee, application not received by voter, vote in-person absentee or on election day - HB 304; HB 304: HCS

Notaries, change of name, new certificate, copies to notary and county clerk - SB 85: HFA (2)

Notaries

public, change of name, issuance of new certificate - SB 85

public, commissioning of - SB 135; HB 333

Out-of-state defendants, service of process in medical review panel cases - SB 141

Print and ready ballots, time for, special election, declaration of intent, write-in candidates - HB 304; HB 304: HCS

Provide assistance and interpretation to, voter preregistration, minimum age of 16, persons eligible - SB 227

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

Reorganization of office, Executive Order 2017-01 - HB 251

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

Time

of election, move to even-numbered years, begin 2022 - HB 23: HFA (1)

United States Constitutional convention, calling of, notice to elected officials - HJR 119

Vacancies, filing for candidacy, time of - HB 381: HCS

Veteran-owned businesses, fees applying to - HB 175; HB 319: HCS

Voting hours, extension of - SB 14; SB 47

Broker-dealers,

exploitation, permit disbursement delays - HB 93

require reporting of exploitation by - HB 93

Department of Financial Institutions, jurisdiction - SB 225

Investment

advisors, disbursement delays, by permitting - HB 93

advisors, require reporting of exploitation - HB 93

Qualified

persons, financial exploitation, allow reporting by - HB 93: HCS

persons, financial exploitation, permit temporary holds by - HB 93: HCS

Sewer Systems

Acquisition of water or sewer utilities, valuation of assets, rate base calculation - HB 399

Extraterritorial

facilities, acquisition of by local agency - SB 151

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

Privately

owned small wastewater treatment plants, definitions - HB 513: SCS

owned small wastewater treatment plants, required surety - HB 513: SCS

Small privately owned wastewater treatment plants, fiscal and performance measures - HB 513; HB 513: 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

Annual supplement increase, administrative expense and fringe benefits - SB 90; SB 90: SCS; HB 140: HCS, SCS

Audits,

agreed-upon procedures engagement - SB 144

County

board of elections, reasons for vacancy, recommendation of replacement - HB 304; HB 304: HCS

Deputies, special, appointment of - HB 275

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

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

Immigration laws, enforcement, requirement for - HB 240

Insurance surcharge used to pay for KLEFPF and KFFPF, restricting adjustment of - HB 144

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

Law Enforcement Foundation Program fund, annual supplement, increase of - HB 140

Motor vehicle inspections, allow dealers to serve as inspectors on a limited basis - HB 468

Release of property by pawnbroker, information required for - HB 74: HFA (1)

Retirement and pensions, reemployment of certified peace officers after retirement - HB 508

Shooting of an individual by a law enforcement officer or deadly incident, investigation of - HB 66

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

Supplemental payments to police - HB 461