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The Governor must set the compensation for certain persons employed under KRS 11.040 and 11.070, and may direct payment from the Governor’s emergency fund if the agency has no proper appropriation.
The Governor and Lieutenant Governor may not practice law while in office.
The Governor may negotiate and ratify agreements with Indiana, Ohio, or Illinois.
This section sets the steps and deadlines for submitting appointments for legislative confirmation, depending on whether Senate-only or House-and-Senate confirmation is required.
This section was repealed in 2017.
Cabinet secretaries must appoint a small business ombudsman, and each cabinet must publish the ombudsman’s contact details and the ombudsman must answer small-business regulatory inquiries and file an annual report.
This section was repealed in 2007.
This section was repealed in 2007.
This section was repealed in 2005; its catchline was about the Governor's Commission on Sports, Physical Activity, and Wellness.
This section creates the Commission on Small Business Innovation and Advocacy and sets out its membership, meetings, and leadership arrangements.
The commission must carry out several small-business advocacy and reporting duties, including annual reports.
This section defines “Governor-elect” as the person who is the apparent successful candidate for Governor, as determined by the Secretary of State after the general election.
The section says Kentucky’s governor-transition law is meant to ensure orderly transfer of executive power and continuity in state government.
The secretary of the Finance and Administration Cabinet may provide the Governor-elect, on request, with necessary services and facilities for preparing to assume office, including office space, furniture, and office supplies, in the State Capitol complex.
The outgoing Governor must arrange for official documents, vital information, and procedural manuals to be given to the Governor-elect if requested.
The Governor-elect may review executive branch and Transportation Cabinet budget recommendations, and state budget officials must provide access and assistance.
The Finance and Administration Cabinet must pay the necessary costs of carrying out KRS 11.210 to 11.260, and the Governor must include a proposed appropriation in the budget for certain fiscal years.
Section 11.300 was repealed in 1994.
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