Kentucky Board of Ophthalmic Dispensers updates regulations on board powers, duties, and meetings to align with KRS Chapter 13A formatting requirements.
Kentucky Board of Ophthalmic Dispensers updates licensing regulations in 201 KAR 013:040 to comply with KRS Chapter 13A drafting and formatting requirements.
Kentucky Board of Nursing updates continuing approval and periodic evaluation standards for dialysis technician training programs to comply with KRS Chapter 13A drafting requirements.
Kentucky Board of Emergency Medical Services amends medical director qualification and oversight requirements under 202 KAR 007:801 to align with KRS Chapter 13A drafting standards.
Kentucky Department of Education amends pupil transportation regulations for non-school bus passenger vehicles to comply with 2026 legislation and adds van transportation definitions and requirements.
Department for Public Health amends WIC participant access determination and civil money penalty procedures under 902 KAR 018:071 to comply with KRS Chapter 13A drafting requirements.
Department for Public Health amends WIC vendor violations and sanctions procedures under 902 KAR 018:061 to comply with Kentucky Revised Statutes Chapter 13A drafting requirements.
Kentucky Department for Public Health updates WIC local agency fair hearing and vendor administrative review procedures to comply with KRS Chapter 13A requirements.
Kentucky Department for Public Health amends WIC program high-risk criteria regulations to comply with KRS Chapter 13A drafting requirements.
Department for Public Health amendments to Early Hearing Detection and Intervention Program regulations update drafting standards under KRS Chapter 13A and add a definition for 'center'.
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