Administrative Regulations And Proceedings - Kentucky Housing Corporation, abandoned home pool fund, application criteria Budget And Financial Administration - Abandoned home pool fund, establishment Housing, Building, And Construction - Abandoned home pool fund, establishment Local Government - Abandoned home pool fund, establishment Poverty - Abandoned home pool fund, establishment State Agencies - Kentucky Housing Corporation, abandoned home pool fund, establishment Funds - Abandoned home pool fund, establishment

Boards And Commissions - Legislative Ethics Commission, director, employment Boards And Commissions - Legislative Ethics Commission, personnel, employment Boards And Commissions - Legislative Ethics Commission, sanctions, establish General Assembly - Legislative Research Commission, co-chairs, duties Legislative Research Commission - Co-chairs, Legislative Ethics Commission, employment Public Ethics - Legislative Ethics Commission, complaints, sanctions Public Ethics - Legislative Ethics Commission, director, personnel Retroactive Legislation - Legislative Ethics Commission, complaints, sanctions State Employees - Legislative Ethics Commission, director, employment State Employees - Legislative Ethics Commission, personnel, employment

Barbers And Cosmetologists - Licensing, requirements Barbers And Cosmetologists - Kentucky Board of Barbering, executive director, nonvoting member Boards And Commissions - Kentucky Board of Barbering, executive director, nonvoting member Licensing - Barbers, requirements Occupations And Professions - Barbers, barber instructors, licensing requirements

Advertising - Veterans' benefits, notice requirement Notices - Disclaimer, contracts and advertisements for procuring veterans' benefits, requirement Public Protection - Veterans' benefits, compensation for advising or assisting in procurement, notice requirement Retirement And Pensions - Veterans' benefits, compensation for advising or assisting in procurement, notice requirement Veterans - Benefits, compensation for advising or assisting in procurement, notice requirement

Amend KRS 164.7874 to define "eligible noncertified school graduate"; amend definitions of "KEES award," "KEES award maximum," and "KEES base amount" for an eligible noncertified school graduate; amend KRS 164.7879 to establish an equivalent grade point average for eligible noncertified school graduates based on the graduate's ACT score; amend KRS 164.7881 and 164.7884 to conform.

Create a new section of KRS Chapter 65 to define "backyard chicken"; allow a person to keep 6 or fewer backyard chickens on residential property in cities and certain other local governments; establish requirements and restrictions on local regulatory authority.

Children And Minors - Public schools, ultra-processed foods, ban Education, Elementary And Secondary - Ultra-processed foods, ban Education, Vocational - Ultra-processed foods, ban Public Health - Public schools, ultra-processed foods, ban

Administrative Regulations And Proceedings - Cabinet for Health and Family Services, hospital price transparency, compliance Consumer Protection - Price transparancy, medical services, hospitals, disclosure Health And Medical Services - Price transparency, medical services, hospitals, disclosure Hospitals And Health Facilities - Price transparency, medical services, hospitals, disclosure State Agencies - Cabinet for Health and Family Services, hospital price transparency, oversight

Amend KRS 304.17A-660 to specify classifications to be included in the term "classification of benefits"; specify requirements, standards, and methodologies to be included in the term "nonquantitative treatment limitation"; change the definition of "mental health condition" to the definition of "mental health or substance use disorder condition"; amend KRS 304.17A-661 to require an insurer's mental health parity analysis to include an evaluation of standards relating to network composition, out-of-network utilization rates, and medical management techniques; require insurers to submit a remediation plan for the commissioner's approval if its mental health parity analysis indicates noncompliance; require insurer's annual mental health parity report to be submitted to the Legislative Research Commission; delete language applying remedies under Subtitle 12 of KRS Chapter 304 to violations; authorize the Attorney General to enforce the mental health parity law; establish duties, remedies, and penalties for enforcement by the Attorney General; authorize a private cause of action by any person directly injured by a violation or likely violation of the mental health parity law; establish duties, remedies, and penalties for a private right of action under the mental health parity law; establish construction clauses; authorize the Attorney General to promulgate administrative regulations for proper enforcement of mental health parity law; create new sections of KRS 304.17A-660 to 304.17A-669 to define "health care professional"; require insurers to comply with KRS 304.17A-700 to 304.17A-730 for claims submitted by health care professionals for the diagnosis or treatment of mental health or substance use disorder conditions; authorize the Attorney General to enforce the requirement to comply with KRS 304.17A-700 to 304.17A-730; create the Advisory Council on Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Parity; establish duties and membership; amend KRS 304.17A-665 to require the commissioner of insurance to publish a summary of each insurer's mental health parity report and report findings to specified legislative committees; amend KRS 304.17A-669 to conform; amend KRS 18A.225 to require the state employee health plan to comply with KRS 304.17A-660 to 304.17A-669; provide terms for initial appointment of members of the Advisory Council on Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Parity; provide that certain sections apply to contracts issued or renewed on or after January 1, 2027; EFFECTIVE, January 1, 2027.

Charitable And Nonprofit Organizations - Education Opportunity Account Program tax credit, repeal Education, Elementary And Secondary - Education Opportunity Account Program tax credit, repeal Education, Finance - Education Opportunity Account Program tax credit, repeal State Agencies - Department of Revenue, Education Opportunity Account Program tax credit, repeal Taxation - Education Opportunity Account Program tax credit, repeal Taxation, Income--Corporate - Education Opportunity Account Program tax credit, repeal Taxation, Income--Individual - Education Opportunity Account Program tax credit, repeal

Boards And Commissions - Board of Nursing, licensing Boards And Commissions - Licensing boards, adult abuse, neglect, or exploitation for licensees, query Children And Minors - Diabetes, prescribed medication in schools Civil Actions - Civil immunity, undesignated glucagon, good -faith administration, schools Crimes And Punishments - Civil immunity, undesignated glucagon, good -faith administration, schools Diseases - Diabetes, undesignated glucagon, schools Drugs And Medicines - Prescribed medications, administration in schools Drugs And Medicines - Undesignated glucagon, storage and administration in schools Education, Elementary And Secondary - Undesignated glucagon, storage and administration Effective Dates, Emergency - Board of Nursing, licensing Effective Dates, Emergency - Undesignated glucagon, storage and administration in schools Health And Medical Services - Prescribed medications, administration in schools Licensing - Nurses, requirements Nurses - Licensing, requirements Nurses - School nurses, advanced practice registered nurses, health care practitioner, prescriptive authority Pharmacists - Glucagon, diabetes, dispensing authority Public Health - Nurses, licensing State Agencies - Department for Public Health, undesignated glucagon, storage Teachers - Medication administration, undesignated glucagon, diabetes

Agriculture - Food donation, nonprofit, home-based processor, licensing exemption Civil Actions - Civil and criminal liabilty, food donation exemption, nonprofit, home-based processor Claims - Civil and criminal liabilty, food donation exemption, nonprofit, home-based processor Licensing - Licensing exemption, food donation, nonprofit, home-based processor Public Health - Licensing exemption, food donation, nonprofit, home-based processor Religion - Religious organizations, food donation, licensing exemption State Agencies - Licensing exemption, food donation, nonprofit, home-based processor

Highways, Streets, And Bridges - Wreckers, use of blue lights Motor Vehicles - Wreckers, use of blue lights Public Safety - Wreckers, use of blue lights Short Titles And Popular Names - Troy's Law Traffic Safety - Wreckers, use of blue lights Transportation - Wreckers, use of blue lights

Create a new section of KRS Chapter 39G to define "center," "executive director," "foreign enterprise," and "resident of the Commonwealth"; prohibit a resident of the Commonwealth from engaging in a transaction with a foreign enterprise if the transaction would result in foreign control of intellectual property, infrastructure, technology, or assets critical to the economic security of the Commonwealth, obstruction of counter-intelligence efforts, or would compromise the economic security of the Commonwealth; require the Kentucky Intelligence Fusion Center to review and investigate a transaction between a foreign enterprise and a resident of the Commonwealth; require the center to notify the executive director of the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security once it has determined that a transaction would compromise the economic security of the Commonwealth; require the center to refer the matter to the appropriate federal authorities if a transaction would compromise the security of the United States; allow the center to contact other state and local agencies and access state and local databases if necessary in pursuit of a review or an investigation; require the center to assess whether the transaction between a foreign enterprise and a resident of the Commonwealth would pose a threat to the security of the Commonwealth, the level of threat the transaction would pose, whether that threat has been mitigated, whether the transaction is with or on behalf of a foreign government, and whether a foreign entity may obtain control of critical infrastructure, technology, or assets critical to the economic security of the Commonwealth; require the center to refer the matter to the Attorney General and notify the executive director of the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security if it determines that the transaction would pose as a threat to the Commonwealth and the threat cannot be mitigated; require the center to meet with the co-chairs of the Legislative Oversight and Investigations Committee at least twice a year to discuss any findings in its review or investigations that would compromise the economic security of the Commonwealth; allow either co-chair of the Legislative Investigations and Oversight Committee to compel additional meetings; require the co-chairs of the Legislative Oversight and Investigations Committee to have required security clearance before meeting with the center; prohibit the center from meeting with the co-chairs if neither have obtained the required security clearance; exempt the meeting between the center and the co-chairs of the Legislative Oversight and Investigations Committee from the Kentucky Open Meetings Act and exempt any records produced in the meeting from the Kentucky Open Records Act; require center to submit an annual report to the Legislative Oversight and Investigations Committee; exempt certain data from the report from the Kentucky Open Records Act; exempt certain data from the report from the Kentucky Open Meetings Act; direct that the first report to the Legislative Oversight and Investigations Committee be issued by July 1, 2027.