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Administrative Register of Kentucky ADMINISTRATIVE REGISTER OF KENTUCKY LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH COMMISSION Frankfort, Kentucky VOLUME 38, NUMBER 10 SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 2012 ARRS – March 12, 2012 TENTATIVE AGENDA .................... 1693 NEW ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATIONS RECEIVED REGULATION REVIEW PROCEDURE .................................. 1696 THROUGH NOON MARCH 15, 2012: Department of Corrections ...................................................... 1808 EMERGENCIES: NONE ARRS Report ......................................................................... 1810 OTHER COMMITTEE REPORTS ........................................... 1814 AS AMENDED: Education Professional Standards Board ................................. 1697 Personnel Cabinet ................................................................... 1699 CUMULATIVE SUPPLEMENT Board of Physical Therapy ....................................................... 1701 Locator Index - Effective Dates ................................................ J - 2 Kentucky Boxing and Wrestling Authority ................................ 1703 KRS Index .............................................................................. J - 14 Real Estate Appraisers Board .................................................. 1723 Technical Amendments .......................................................... J - 25 Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources ............................. 1724 Subject Index ......................................................................... J - 26 Department of Corrections ....................................................... 1732 Cabinet for Health and Family Services ................................... 1736 MEETING NOTICE: ARRS AMENDED AFTER COMMENTS The Administrative Regulation Review Subcommittee is ten- NONE tatively scheduled to meet April 11, 2012 at 1:00 p.m. in room 149 Capitol Annex. See tentative agenda on pages 1693 -1695 PROPOSED AMENDMENTS RECEIVED THROUGH NOON, of this Administrative Register. MARCH 15, 2012: Education Professional Standards Board ................................. 1763 Board of Nursing...................................................................... 1764 Board of Social Work ............................................................... 1767 Real Estate Appraisers Board .................................................. 1768 Board of Emergency Medical Services .................................... 1770 Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources ............................. 1783 Department of Corrections ....................................................... 1791 Department of Criminal Justice Training .................................. 1795 Department of Education ......................................................... 1799 Cabinet for Health and Family Services ................................... 1804 The ADMINISTRATIVE REGISTER OF KENTUCKY is the monthly supplement for the 2011 Edition of KENTUCKY ADMINISTRA- TIVE REGULATIONS SERVICE . HOW TO CITE : Cite all material in the ADMINISTRATIVE REGISTER OF KENTUCKY by Volume number and Page number. Exam- ple: Volume 38, Kentucky Register, page 318 (short form: 38 Ky.R. 318). KENTUCKY ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATIONS are codified according to the following system and are to be cited by Title, Chapter and Regulation number, as follows: Title Chapter Regulation 806 KAR 50: 155 Cabinet, Department, Office, Division, Board, Specific Board, or Agency or Major Function Regulation ADMINISTRATIVE REGISTER OF KENTUCKY (ISSN 0096-1493) © 2012 Legislative Research Commission, All Rights Reserved The Administrative Register of Kentucky is published monthly by the Legislative Research Commission, 700 Capitol Avenue, Room 300, Frankfort, Kentucky 40601. Subscription rate, postpaid in the United States: $96 (plus 6% Kentucky sales tax) per year for 12 issues, begin- ning in July and ending with the June issue of the subsequent year. Periodical postage paid at Frankfort, Kentucky. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Administrative Register of Kentucky, 700 Capitol Avenue, Room 64, State Capitol, Frankfort, Ken- tucky 40601. KENTUCKY LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH COMMISSION Chairmen Senator David L. Williams Representative Gregory Stumbo Senate President House Speaker Senate and House Members Senator Katie Kratz Stine Representative Larry Clark President Pro Tem Speaker Pro Tem Senator Robert Stivers Representative Rocky Adkins Majority Floor Leader Majority Floor Leader Senator R.J. Palmer II Representative Jeffrey Hoover Minority Floor Leader Minority Floor Leader Senator Daniel Seum Representative Robert R. Damron Majority Caucus Chairman Majority Caucus Chairman Senator Johnny Ray Turner Representative Bob DeWeese Minority Caucus Chairman Minority Caucus Chairman Senator Carroll Gibson Representative Tommy Thompson Majority Whip Majority Whip Senator Jerry P. Rhoads Representative Danny R. Ford Minority Whip Minority Whip Robert Sherman, Director Joe Cox, Printing and Publications Officer ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATION REVIEW SUBCOMMITTEE Members Staff Senator Joe Bowen, Co-Chair Dave Nicholas Representative Johnny Bell, Co-Chair Donna Little Senator David Givens Emily Caudill Senator Alice Forgy Kerr Sarah Amburgey Senator Joey Pendleton Emily Harkenrider Representative Robert Damron Karen Howard Representative Danny R. Ford Betsy Cupp Representative Jimmie Lee Laura Napier VOLUME 38, NUMBER 10 – APRIL 1, 2012 ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATION REVIEW SUBCOMMITTEE TENTATIVE AGENDA, April 11, 2012, at 1:00 p.m., Room 149 Capitol Annex KENTUCKY HIGHER EDUCATION ASSISTANCE AUTHORITY Division of Student and Administrative Services Authority 11 KAR 4:080. Student aid applications. KHEAA Grant Programs 11 KAR 5:145. CAP grant award determinations procedure. PERSONNEL CABINET Personnel Cabinet, Classified 101 KAR 2:102. Classified leave administrative regulations. (Deferred from January) 101 KAR 2:140. Workers' Compensation Fund and Program. (Deferred from January) Personnel Cabinet, Unclassified 101 KAR 3:015. Leave administrative regulations for the unclassified service. (Deferred from January) FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION CABINET Department of Revenue Forms 103 KAR 3:010. General Administrative Forms Manual. 103 KAR 3:030. Property and Severance Forms Manual. GENERAL GOVERNMENT CABINET Board of Accountancy Board 201 KAR 1:081. Initial firm license, renewal, and reinstatement.(Deferred from March) Kentucky Real Estate Commission Commission 201 KAR 11:225 & E. License renewal, annual requirements and change request procedures. ("E" expires 8/12/2012) Board of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Board 201 KAR 17:011. Requirements for interim licensure as a speech language pathologist. 201 KAR 17:012. Requirements for licensure. 201 KAR 17:032. Requirements for interim licensure as an audiologist. 201 KAR 17:034. Requirements for licensure as a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant. 201 KAR 17:036. Requirements for licensure for an Audiologist. Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors Board 201 KAR 18:040. Fees. Board of Physical Therapy Board 201 KAR 22:045. Continued competency requirements and procedures. Board of Social Work Board 201 KAR 23:130. Definition of non-profit field service office. Board of Interpreters for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Board 201 KAR 39:001. Definitions. 201 KAR 39:030. Application; qualifications for licensure; and certification levels. 201 KAR 39:040. Fees. 201 KAR 39:050. Renewal of licenses, extension of temporary licenses and reinstatement. 201 KAR 39:060. Reinstatement of license subject to disciplinary action. 201 KAR 39:070. Application and qualifications for temporary licensure. 201 KAR 39:080. Reciprocity. 201 KAR 39:090. Continuing education requirements. 201 KAR 39:100. Complaint procedure. - 1693- VOLUME 38, NUMBER 10 – APRIL 1, 2012 201 KAR 39:120. Code of ethics. Board of Licensure for Massage Therapy Board 201 KAR 42:040. Renewal. Kentucky Board of Prosthetics, Orthotics, and Pedorthics Board 201 KAR 44:060. Continuing education requirements and procedures. (Comments Received) 201 KAR 44:070. Complaint process and disciplinary action procedure. (Comments Received) 201 KAR 44:080. Renewals. (Comments Received) TOURISM, ARTS AND HERITAGE CABINET Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources Fish 301 KAR 1:058. Methods for taking turtles. Game 301 KAR 2:251. Hunting and trapping seasons and limits for furbearers. JUSTICE AND PUBLIC SAFETY CABINET Kentucky Law Enforcement Council General Training Provision 503 KAR 3:070. Telecommunications (Public Safety Dispatch Non-CJIS) Academy. TRANSPORTATION CABINET Department of Vehicle Regulation Division of Motor Carriers Division 601 KAR 1:018. Special overweight or overdimensional motor vehicle load permits. (Not Amended After Com- ments) 601 KAR 1:019. Overweight or overdimensional farm equipment. (Deferred from February) EDUCATION AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT CABINET Board of Education Department of Education Kindergartens and Nursery Schools 704 KAR 5:070. Common Kindergarten entry screener. (Deferred from February) PUBLIC PROTECTION CABINET Department of Insurance Consumer Protection Division Administration 806 KAR 2:095. Accounting and reporting requirements for collecting local government premium tax. (Com- ments Received) Department of Financial Institutions Securities Division Securities 808 KAR 10:400. Examination fees and criteria. CABINET FOR HEALTH AND FAMILY SERVICES Department for Public Health Division of Epidemiology and Health Planning Trauma System 902 KAR 28:010. Definitions for 902 KAR Chapter 28. 902 KAR 28:020. Kentucky Trauma System
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