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Category: Legislative Updates

AN ACT relating to coverage for annual pap smears

December 28, 2023

Rep. Kim Banta (District 63)
Rep. Banta provides a working draft of a bill related to insurance coverage of annual pap smears.

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AN ACT relating to postincarceration supervision

December 21, 2023

Rep. Kim Banta (District 63)
Rep. Banta provides a working draft of a child protection bill regarding postincarceration supervision.

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Update: The Future of Certificate of Need

November 27, 2023

Rep. Marianne Proctor (District 60)
One of the more integral functions of the time we spend preparing for our legislative session is the meeting of our task forces. Task forces have proven to be a vital part of crafting legislation in focus areas that we deem to need more attention than we can offer them in a traditional committee. One of these areas being Kentucky’s Certificate of Need program.

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Interim Joint Committee Reports

November 6, 2023

Rep. Steve Rawlings (District 66)
Joint Interim Committee updates from Appropriations and Revenue, Agriculture, Banking and Insurance, Education, Transportation and Judiciary.

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Efforts to Expand KEES Funding to Homeschoolers

November 3, 2023

Sen. John Schickel, R-Union, was joined by Laura Edwards, a certified teacher and homeschooling mother of six, along with Rep. Steve Rawlings, R-Burlington, and others during Wednesday’s Interim Joint Committee (IJC) on Education meeting. One of the key topics of discussion centered around expanding funding opportunities for homeschool students under the Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship (KEES) program. 

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Jobs, Child Care, Special Government Entities

October 28, 2023

Rep. Marianne Proctor (District 60) and Rep. Steve Rawlings (District 66)
The legislature’s interim joint committees (IJCs) continued with October meetings as the agenda for session begins to take shape. Here are a few summaries from committees that met the week of October 23-27.

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Banking & Insurance

August 22, 2023

Rep. Marianne Proctor, District 60
The House Committee on Banking and Insurance deals with a variety of issues in our banking industry and insurance laws. That means everything from banks, consumer loan companies, credit unions, and investments, as well as medical and dental insurance, and all forms of insurance.

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State Contracts, Construction Plans, Tobacco Settlement, Child Fatality and Near-Fatality

August 14, 2023

Rep. Marianne Proctor, District 60
Several statutory committees met last week with discussions ranging from government contracts, administrative regulations, capital plan reviews, usage of tobacco settlement funds, and child fatality.

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Artificial Intelligence, Workforce Development & More

August 7, 2023

Rep. Marianne Proctor, District 60
Rep. Marianne Proctor highlights items discussed during the legislative interim ahead of the 2024 Regular Session of the General Assembly.

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School & Campus Safety Task Force Update

August 4, 2023

Rep. Steve Rawlings, District 66
Without a doubt, we have seen terribly tragic school violence here in our commonwealth and across the nation. As a result of efforts that began in 2018, we have taken steps to strengthen school safety by making our schools more secure and our students more resilient.

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