Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources amends regulations for public access and use of lands and waters on state-controlled lakes under 301 KAR 001:016.
Kentucky Board of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy amends 201 KAR 046:081 to establish qualifications and operational standards for limited X-ray machine operators.
Kentucky veterinary facilities must register with the Board of Veterinary Examiners and maintain dedicated, enclosed veterinary service spaces separate from retail areas if offering services alongside other activities.
Kentucky Board of Nursing proposed amendment establishes procedures for disciplinary proceedings to address violations of nursing regulations and professional standards.
Board of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy proposed amendment under 201 KAR 046:010 establishes definitions for regulatory Chapter 46 governing medical imaging and radiation therapy operations.
Kentucky Board of Physical Therapy proposes eligibility criteria and credentialing procedures for physical therapist licensure under 201 KAR 022:020.
Kentucky Board of Nursing amends investigation and deposition procedures for disciplinary complaints under 201 KAR 020:161.
Kentucky Board of Veterinary Examiners establishes operational and compliance duties for registered responsible parties and veterinarian managers at registered veterinary facilities under 201 KAR 016:767.
Kentucky Finance and Administration Cabinet proposes amendments to 200 KAR 005:021 updating administrative guidelines and operational procedures for cabinet management.
Public Pension Authority regulation 105 KAR 001:200 establishes retirement procedures and requirements for pension plan participants to initiate and complete retirement.
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