HB-017

Failed

Standardising the Interagency Data-sharing Protocol Act

Author: Amanda Collins

Chamber: House

Category: Education

Type: Bill

Fiscal Impact: Minimal

Introduced: May 7, 2026

Summary

An Act standardising the applicable statutory provisions of the Kentucky Revised Statutes with respect to interagency data-sharing protocol; prescribing procedures, standards, and responsibilities; authorising the promulgation of administrative regulations; and providing for related matters.

Full Text
WHEREAS advances in prevailing industry practice require a corresponding adjustment to the statutory framework governing interagency data-sharing protocol;

WHEREAS it is the solemn constitutional duty of this General Assembly to attend to the governance of interagency data-sharing protocol;

BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY:

SECTION 1. Legislative Findings and Declarations of Policy.

The General Assembly hereby finds that the interagency data-sharing protocol in the Commonwealth requires responsive and efficient statutory governance. It is the declared policy of this Commonwealth to ensure that the regulatory framework governing said interagency data-sharing protocol is modern, equitable, and aligned with current best practices.

SECTION 2. Procedural Safeguards.

This Act shall be interpreted and construed in a manner consistent with the legislative intent to promote fiscal responsibility, governmental efficiency, and the welfare of all citizens of the Commonwealth, and shall be liberally construed to effectuate its remedial purposes.
Nothing in this Act shall be construed to limit, abridge, or otherwise affect the rights, privileges, or immunities of any person protected under the Constitution of the United States or the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

SECTION 3. Annual Review and Sunset Provision.

The Agency shall, in consultation with the relevant Interim Joint Committee, undertake a comprehensive review of the programme established by this Act no later than four (4) years following its effective date and shall report findings and any recommended statutory modifications to the General Assembly.

SECTION 4. Intergovernmental Cooperation.

The Agency is hereby authorised and directed to promulgate administrative regulations in accordance with KRS Chapter 13A to implement the provisions of this Act, including but not limited to regulations establishing application procedures, eligibility criteria, and reporting requirements.
The Agency shall submit to the Legislative Research Commission and to the Interim Joint Committee on Appropriations and Revenue a detailed annual report setting forth performance metrics, expenditure data, and programme outcomes no later than the first day of December following the close of each fiscal year.

SECTION 5. Definitions.

"Permit" means any licence, certificate, registration, approval, or other authorisation issued pursuant to this Act or the administrative regulations promulgated thereunder.
"Qualified Entity" means any person or organisation that meets the eligibility criteria established pursuant to Section 3 of this Act.
"Governing Body" means the county fiscal court, the municipal legislative body, or such other local governmental entity vested with general legislative authority.

SECTION 6. Effective Date.

This Act shall take effect ninety (90) days following its enactment into law.

SECTION 7. Severability.

In the event any provision of this Act, or the application thereof to any person or set of circumstances, is held to be invalid, such invalidity shall not affect other provisions or applications of this Act which can be given effect without the invalid provision or application, and to this end the provisions of this Act are declared to be severable.
Legislative Proceedings
59 entries
Draft
Amanda Collins May 7, 11:06 AM

I am proud to present to this body HB-017, which I commend to the favourable attention of my colleagues.

Ruth Payne May 7, 11:06 AM

I second the motion to introduce HB-017 and concur that it warrants the serious attention of this chamber.

Debate
The Clerk May 7, 11:06 AM

The Chair announces that HB-017 has been referred from initial introduction to open debate in accordance with the standing rules of this chamber.

Clyde Hatcher May 7, 11:06 AM

I rise in strong support of HB-017. Having reviewed the bill's provisions in detail, I am persuaded that its enactment represents sound fiscal and legislative policy, and I urge my colleagues to vote affirmatively.

Bernard Frost May 7, 11:06 AM

I rise in strong support of HB-017. Having reviewed the bill's provisions in detail, I am persuaded that its enactment represents sound fiscal and legislative policy, and I urge my colleagues to vote affirmatively.

Harry Stout May 7, 11:06 AM

This is not a partisan matter. HB-017 represents a commonsense solution that enjoys broad bipartisan support and will advance the public interest.

Committee
Irene Slone May 7, 11:06 AM

After careful consideration of expert testimony and review of comparable legislation in sister states, the committee reports HB-017 favourably and without amendment.

Debate
Owen Marcum May 7, 11:06 AM

Before we proceed to the vote, I urge all members to reflect carefully on the implications of HB-017 for our constituents. The record speaks for itself.

Floor Vote
Nathan Crawford May 9, 1:08 PM

I vote yea and record my support for the advancement of sound public policy.

Scott Hensley May 9, 1:08 PM

Yea. This legislation serves the public interest and merits the affirmative vote of this chamber.

Brian Lawson May 9, 1:08 PM

Yea. I commend the sponsoring member for bringing this matter before the chamber.

Gregory Norwood May 9, 1:08 PM

Nay. I look forward to working with the sponsor on an amended version in a future session.

Justin Maxwell May 9, 1:08 PM

Yea. This legislation serves the public interest and merits the affirmative vote of this chamber.

Phillip Osborne May 9, 1:08 PM

I vote nay and respectfully express my concern that further deliberation is warranted.

Ronald Fowler May 9, 1:08 PM

Nay. The measure as drafted requires revision before it can command my support.

Kenneth Garner May 9, 1:08 PM

Yea. I commend the sponsoring member for bringing this matter before the chamber.

Gerald Bishop May 9, 1:08 PM

Nay. I look forward to working with the sponsor on an amended version in a future session.

Raymond Lowe May 9, 1:08 PM

Nay. I look forward to working with the sponsor on an amended version in a future session.

Sherman Boone May 9, 1:08 PM

I cast my vote in the affirmative, consistent with the wishes of my constituents and my own studied review of this measure.

Ernest Lane May 9, 1:08 PM

Nay. The measure as drafted requires revision before it can command my support.

Harry Stout May 9, 1:08 PM

Nay. I look forward to working with the sponsor on an amended version in a future session.

Wade Coffey May 9, 1:08 PM

Nay. The measure as drafted requires revision before it can command my support.

Dustin Phelps May 9, 1:08 PM

I cast my vote in the negative, consistent with my responsibility to ensure the fiscal integrity of this Commonwealth.

Roy Prater May 9, 1:08 PM

I cast my vote in the negative, consistent with my responsibility to ensure the fiscal integrity of this Commonwealth.

Clyde Hatcher May 9, 1:08 PM

I cast my vote in the negative, consistent with my responsibility to ensure the fiscal integrity of this Commonwealth.

Harlan Tyson May 9, 1:08 PM

Nay. The measure as drafted requires revision before it can command my support.

Dale Fyffe May 9, 1:08 PM

I cast my vote in the negative, consistent with my responsibility to ensure the fiscal integrity of this Commonwealth.

Troy Hensley May 9, 1:08 PM

I vote nay and respectfully express my concern that further deliberation is warranted.

Rex Bowling May 9, 1:08 PM

I vote nay and respectfully express my concern that further deliberation is warranted.

Chad Gabbard May 9, 1:08 PM

Nay. The measure as drafted requires revision before it can command my support.

Logan Perdue May 9, 1:08 PM

I cast my vote in the negative, consistent with my responsibility to ensure the fiscal integrity of this Commonwealth.

Jake Cornwell May 9, 1:08 PM

Yea. This legislation serves the public interest and merits the affirmative vote of this chamber.

Carl Jefferson May 9, 1:08 PM

I vote yea and record my support for the advancement of sound public policy.

Nancy Owens May 9, 1:08 PM

I vote yea and record my support for the advancement of sound public policy.

Peter Morales May 9, 1:08 PM

Nay. The measure as drafted requires revision before it can command my support.

Dorothy Chandler May 9, 1:08 PM

I cast my vote in the negative, consistent with my responsibility to ensure the fiscal integrity of this Commonwealth.

Gloria Mason May 9, 1:08 PM

Nay. I look forward to working with the sponsor on an amended version in a future session.

Bernard Frost May 9, 1:08 PM

I cast my vote in the negative, consistent with my responsibility to ensure the fiscal integrity of this Commonwealth.

Dolores Cunningham May 9, 1:08 PM

I cast my vote in the negative, consistent with my responsibility to ensure the fiscal integrity of this Commonwealth.

Edna Haynes May 9, 1:08 PM

Nay. The measure as drafted requires revision before it can command my support.

Leon Thornton May 9, 1:08 PM

Nay. The measure as drafted requires revision before it can command my support.

Nate Holloway May 9, 1:08 PM

Yea. This legislation serves the public interest and merits the affirmative vote of this chamber.

Alice Kessler May 9, 1:08 PM

I vote yea and record my support for the advancement of sound public policy.

Roy Standifer May 9, 1:08 PM

I cast my vote in the negative, consistent with my responsibility to ensure the fiscal integrity of this Commonwealth.

Lester Goins May 9, 1:08 PM

Nay. I look forward to working with the sponsor on an amended version in a future session.

Mae Combs May 9, 1:08 PM

Yea. I commend the sponsoring member for bringing this matter before the chamber.

Glenn Tackett May 9, 1:08 PM

I vote nay and respectfully express my concern that further deliberation is warranted.

Irene Slone May 9, 1:08 PM

I cast my vote in the affirmative, consistent with the wishes of my constituents and my own studied review of this measure.

Archie Mullins May 9, 1:08 PM

I cast my vote in the negative, consistent with my responsibility to ensure the fiscal integrity of this Commonwealth.

Joshua Tanner May 9, 1:08 PM

Nay. I look forward to working with the sponsor on an amended version in a future session.

Michael Graves May 9, 1:08 PM

I cast my vote in the negative, consistent with my responsibility to ensure the fiscal integrity of this Commonwealth.

Steven Burke May 9, 1:08 PM

I cast my vote in the negative, consistent with my responsibility to ensure the fiscal integrity of this Commonwealth.

Patrick Monroe May 9, 1:08 PM

Yea. This legislation serves the public interest and merits the affirmative vote of this chamber.

Richard Colton May 9, 1:08 PM

Nay. I look forward to working with the sponsor on an amended version in a future session.

Andrew Walsh May 9, 1:08 PM

Yea. This legislation serves the public interest and merits the affirmative vote of this chamber.

Jason Reyes May 9, 1:08 PM

Nay. The measure as drafted requires revision before it can command my support.

Victor Torres May 9, 1:08 PM

I cast my vote in the affirmative, consistent with the wishes of my constituents and my own studied review of this measure.

Linda Carter May 9, 1:08 PM

I vote yea and record my support for the advancement of sound public policy.

Failed
The Clerk May 10, 11:08 AM

It is the determination of the Chair that HB-017 has failed of passage. The Clerk shall note the final vote in the journal.

Bill Progress
  • Draft
  • Debate
  • Committee
  • Floor Vote
  • Other Chamber
  • Governor
  • Enacted
This bill failed to pass.
Statistics
Total Votes Cast 100
Co-Sponsors 0
Last Updated May 10
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Amanda Collins
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