Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 9, March 1, 2024
RELATES TO: KRS Chapter 13B, 209.020, Chapter 216B, 42 U.S.C. 1320a-7I, 34 U.S.C. 40102, 40104
NECESSITY, FUNCTION, AND CONFORMITY: KRS 194A.050(1) requires
the secretary of the Cabinet for Health and Family Services to promulgate
administrative regulations necessary to operate programs and fulfill the
responsibilities vested in the cabinet, qualify for the receipt of federal
funds, and cooperate with other state and federal agencies for the proper
administration of the cabinet and its programs. 42 U.S.C. 1320a-7I directs the
secretary of the United States Department of Health and Human Services to
establish a program to identify efficient, effective, and economical procedures
for long-term care facilities or providers to conduct background checks on
prospective direct patient access employees on a nationwide basis. The Cabinet
for Health and Family Services, Office of Inspector General, is charged with
responsibility to oversee and coordinate Kentucky's fingerprint-supported NBCP
initiative. This administrative regulation establishes procedures for the
implementation of Kentucky's NBCP as a voluntary program. The conditions set
forth in this administrative regulation for voluntary KARES system participants
are in addition to the name-based, state only background check requirements of
KRS 216.533, 216.712(2), 216.787, and 216.789.
Section 1. Definitions.
(1) "Applicant" means an individual who:
(a) Applies for employment with an employer
identified in subsection (6) of this section; or
(b) Is subject to background screening by a
professional licensing board that enrolls contingent upon approval by the
Federal Bureau of Investigation and Department of Kentucky State Police in the
Kentucky NBCP.
(2)
"Cabinet" means the Cabinet for Health and Family Services.
(3) "Criminal background check" means a state
and national fingerprint-supported criminal history background check performed
by the Department of Kentucky State Police (KSP) and the Federal Bureau of
Investigation (FBI) and includes a comparison of the applicant's fingerprints
with any fingerprints that may be on file with KSP or the FBI.
(4) "Disqualifying offense" means:
(a) A conviction of, or a plea of guilty, an
Alford plea, or a plea of nolo contendere to:
1. A misdemeanor offense related to:
a. Abuse, neglect, or exploitation of an
adult as defined by KRS 209.020(4);
b. Abuse, neglect, or exploitation of a
child;
c. A sexual
offense;
d. Assault occurring less
than seven (7) years from the date of the criminal background check;
e. Stalking occurring less than seven (7)
years from the date of the criminal background check;
f. Theft occurring less than seven (7) years
from the date of the criminal background check, excluding KRS 514.040;
g. Fraud occurring less
than seven (7) years from the date of the criminal background check;
h. Unlawfully possessing or trafficking in a
legend drug or controlled substance occurring less than seven (7) years from
the date of the criminal background check;
i.
KRS 525.130, Cruelty to animals in the
second degree - Exemptions - Offense involving equines;
j.
KRS 525.135, Torture of dog or cat;
or
k. Any other misdemeanor offense
relating to abuse, neglect, or exploitation that is not listed in this
subsection and occurred less than seven (7) years from the date of the criminal
background check;
2. A
criminal offense against a victim who is a minor, as defined in KRS 17.500(3);
3. A felony offense
involving a child victim;
4. A
felony offense under:
a. KRS Chapter 209,
protection of adults;
b.
KRS 217.182, Sale, distribution, administration, prescription, or possession of
legend drugs - Penalty;
c. KRS
Chapter 218A, controlled substances;
d.
KRS 506.120, Engaging in organized
crime;
e. KRS Chapter 434, offenses
against property by fraud;
f. KRS
Chapter 507, criminal homicide;
g.
KRS Chapter 507A, fetal homicide;
h. KRS Chapter 508, assault and related
offenses;
i. KRS Chapter 509,
kidnapping and related offenses;
j.
KRS Chapter 510, sexual offenses;
k. KRS Chapter 511, burglary and related
offenses;
l. KRS Chapter 512,
criminal damage to property;
m. KRS
Chapter 513, arson and related offenses;
n. KRS Chapter 514, theft and related
offenses, excluding KRS 514.040;
o.
KRS Chapter 515, robbery;
p. KRS
Chapter 516, forgery and related offenses;
q. KRS Chapter 517, business and commercial
frauds;
r. KRS Chapter 520, escape
and other offenses related to custody;
s. KRS Chapter 525, riot, disorderly conduct,
and related offenses;
t. KRS
Chapter 527, offenses relating to firearms and weapons;
u. KRS Chapter 529, prostitution
offenses;
v. KRS Chapter 530,
family offenses, excluding KRS 530.050;
w. KRS Chapter 531, pornography; or
x. Any other felony offense relating to
abuse, neglect, exploitation, drugs, theft, or fraud not listed in this
subsection;
5. An
offense under a criminal statute of the United States or of another state
similar to an offense specified in this paragraph; or
6. A crime described in 42 U.S.C. 1320a-7;
(b) A pending
charge or an outstanding warrant for a criminal offense related to:
1. A sex crime as defined by KRS 17.500(8);
2. KRS Chapter 209,
protection of adults;
3.
KRS 218A.1412, Trafficking in controlled substance in first degree -
Penalties;
4. KRS Chapter 507,
Criminal homicide;
5. KRS Chapter
508, Assault and related offenses;
6. KRS Chapter 509, Kidnapping and related
offenses;
7. KRS Chapter 510,
Sexual offenses;
8. KRS Chapter
513, Arson and related offenses;
9.
KRS Chapter 515, Robbery;
10. KRS
Chapter 516, Forgery and related offenses; or
11. KRS Chapter 531, Pornography;
(c) An out-of-state or federal
charge that is pending or any outstanding warrant from another state or
jurisdiction that is similar to an offense specified in subsection (b) of this
section;
(d) A substantiated
finding of neglect, abuse, or misappropriation of property by a state or
federal agency pursuant to an investigation conducted in accordance with 42 U.S.C. 1395i-3 or 1396r;
(e)
Registration as a sex offender under federal law or under the law of any state;
or
(f) Being listed on a registry
as defined in subsection (10) of this section.
(5) "Employee" means an individual who:
(a)
1. Is
hired directly or through contract by an employer defined in subsection (6) of
this section, and has duties that involve or may involve one-on-one contact
with a patient, resident, or client; or
2. Unless excluded pursuant to Section
2(3)(c) through (e) of this administrative regulation, is a volunteer who has
duties that are equivalent to the duties of an employee providing direct
services and the duties involve, or may involve, one-on-one contact with a
patient, resident, or client; and
(b) Has access to the personal belongings or
funds of a patient, resident, or client.
(6) "Employer" means:
(a) A long-term care facility as defined in
KRS 216.510;
(b) A nursing pool as
defined in subsection (9) of this section providing staff to a long-term care
facility or provider;
(c) An adult
day health care program as defined in KRS 216B.0441;
(d) An assisted living-community as defined
in KRS 194A.700(5);
(e) A home
health agency as defined in KRS 216.935;
(f) A provider of hospice care as defined in
42 U.S.C. 1395x(dd)(1) and licensed pursuant to KRS Chapter 216B;
(g) A personal services agency as defined in
KRS 216.710(10);
(h) A long-term
care hospital as defined in 42 U.S.C. 1395ww(d)(1)(B)(iv);
(i) A provider of home and community-based
services authorized under KRS Chapter 205;
(j) A staffing agency with a contracted
relationship to provide one (1) or more employers as listed in this subsection
with staff whose duties are equivalent to duties performed by an employee
pursuant to subsection (5) of this section; or
(k) Any other provider licensed by the
cabinet for which a state and national background check is required as a
condition of employment.
(7) "KARES system" means the cabinet's
secure, web-based application used to facilitate abuse registry and
fingerprint-supported state and national criminal background checks for
authorized users of the system.
(8)
"Kentucky National Background Check Program" or "NBCP" means a background
screening program administered by the Cabinet for Health and Family Services,
Office of Inspector General to facilitate registry and fingerprint-supported
state and national criminal history background checks conducted by the
Department of Kentucky State Police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation for
the following:
(a) Prospective employees of
any employer identified in subsection (6)(a) through (j) of this section that
participates voluntarily in the Kentucky National Background Check
Program;
(b) Any other individuals
required by state law or administrative regulation to submit to a state and
national background check as a condition of:
1. Employment; or
2. Licensure, certification, or registration
by a professional licensing board that enrolls contingent upon approval by the
Federal Bureau of Investigation and Department of Kentucky State Police in the
Kentucky NBCP; and
(c)
May include individuals seeking approval as a kinship caregiver or foster or
adoptive parent.
(9)
"Nursing pool" means a person, firm, corporation, partnership, or association
engaged for hire in the business of providing or procuring temporary employment
in or with a long-term care facility or provider for medical personnel,
including nurses, nursing assistants, nursing aides, and orderlies.
(10) "Registry" means the:
(a) Nurse aide abuse registry maintained
pursuant to 906 KAR 1:100 and 42 C.F.R. 483.156;
(b) Child abuse and neglect registry
maintained pursuant to 922 KAR 1:470 and required by 42 U.S.C. 671(a)(20);
(c) List of Excluded
Individuals and Entities maintained by the United States Department of Health
and Human Services, Office of Inspector General pursuant to 42 U.S.C. 1320a-7;
(d) Caregiver misconduct
registry required by KRS 209.032; and
(e) Any available abuse registry, including
the abuse and neglect registries of another state if an applicant resided or
worked in that state.
(11) "State" is defined by KRS 446.010(40).
(12) "Violent
offender" is defined by KRS 439.3401(1).
Section 2. Applicability and Exceptions.
(1) This administrative regulation shall
establish requirements for registry and criminal background checks of
prospective employees seeking employment with a:
(a) State-owned or operated health facility
licensed pursuant to KRS Chapter 216B; or
(b) Private long-term care employer that
participates voluntarily in Kentucky's NBCP.
(2) This administrative regulation shall not
apply to current employees of any employer that participates voluntarily in the
Kentucky National Background Check program.
(3) A prospective employee shall not include:
(a) An individual who independently contracts
with a KARES-participating employer to provide utility, construction,
communications, or other services if the contracted services are not directly
related to the provision of services to a resident, patient, or client of the
employer;
(b) A physician, surgeon,
dentist, psychologist, psychiatrist, podiatrist, audiologist, ophthalmologist,
optometrist, dietician, therapist, phlebotomist, or any health care
practitioner who is licensed to practice in Kentucky and is under contract with
a participating employer in which a background check is required as a condition
of professional licensure;
(c) A
member of a community-based or faith-based organization that provides volunteer
services that do not involve unsupervised interaction with a patient or
resident;
(d) A student
participating in an internship program; or
(e) A family member or friend visiting a
patient or resident.
Section 3. Continuous Assessment.
(1) To ensure that the information remains
current in the KARES system, the cabinet shall collaborate with the Department
of Kentucky State Police (KSP) to implement a mechanism for continuous
assessment in which KSP:
(a) Retains the
fingerprints of an individual screened under the Kentucky NBCP:
1. For a minimum period of five (5) years
from the date of fingerprint submission; and
2. On a five (5) year renewal basis
thereafter; and
(b)
Facilitates the retention of the fingerprints by the FBI upon approval to
participate in the FBI's Next Generation Identification (NGI) rap back
service.
(2) Upon
implementation of the process for continuous assessment, the Department of
Kentucky State Police may provide notification to the cabinet of triggering
events for each applicant after initial processing of the applicant's criminal
background check, subject to any applicable administrative regulations of the
Department of Kentucky State Police and the FBI.
Section 4. Enrolling in the Kentucky NBCP. To
enroll in the Kentucky NBCP, an employer or a participating professional
licensing board shall:
(1) Log on to the KARES
portal; and
(2) Confirm acceptance
of the terms and conditions for using the KARES system.
Section 5. Registry and Criminal Background
Checks: Procedures and Payment.
(1) To
initiate the process for obtaining a background check on a prospective employee
or licensee, the employer or participating professional licensing board shall:
(a) Request that the applicant provide a copy
of his or her driver's license or other government-issued photo identification
and verify that the photograph clearly matches the applicant;
(b) Request that the applicant sign the OIG
1:190-1, Disclosures to be Provided to and Signed by Applicant for Employment
or Licensure;
(c) Request that the
applicant complete the OIG 1:190-2, Waiver Agreement and Statement;
and
(d) Log on to the KARES portal,
which shall be a secure web-based system maintained by the cabinet, and enter
the applicant's demographic information for a check of:
1. Each registry as defined by Section 1(10)
of this administrative regulation; and
2. Available databases maintained separately
by the Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure, Kentucky Board of Nursing, Kentucky
Board of Physical Therapy, and any other available professional licensing board
with oversight of health care professionals, including behavioral health
professionals, to validate the applicant's professional licensure status, if
applicable.
(2) If an applicant is cleared for hire after
a check of the registries and databases identified in subsection (1)(d) of this
section, the participating entity shall submit payment via credit or debit card
for the criminal background check.
(3)
(a) A
participating entity enrolled in the Kentucky NBCP shall pay a non-refundable
fee not to exceed thirty (30) dollars to cover the cabinet's administrative
cost for facilitating a criminal background check in addition to any fees
charged by the Department of Kentucky State Police and the FBI for the actual
cost of processing a fingerprint-supported state and national criminal
background check and for providing continuous assessment services as described
in Section 3(2) of this administrative regulation.
(b) If an applicant's continuous assessment
period identified under Section 3 of this administrative regulation has not
expired, a fee of twenty (20) dollars shall be charged to view the applicant's
current fitness determination and process a new application, in which case a
new fingerprint check is not needed.
(4)
(a)
Upon submission of payment pursuant to subsection (3) of this section, the
employer or other participating entity shall print a copy of the Live Scan
Fingerprinting Form from the KARES portal and provide the form to the
applicant.
(b) The applicant shall:
1. Have thirty (30) calendar days from the
date of payment pursuant to subsection (2) of this section to submit his or her
fingerprints at an authorized collection site; and
2. Present the Live Scan Fingerprinting Form
and driver's license or other government-issued photo identification to the
designated agent at an authorized collection site prior to fingerprint
submission.
(5) Upon completion of a criminal background
check, the cabinet:
(a) Shall provide notice
to the employer that the applicant is:
1.
Eligible for hire; or
2. Not
eligible for hire if the applicant is found by the cabinet to have a
disqualifying offense as identified in Section 1(4) of this administrative
regulation;
(b) May
release any record of state criminal history found in the files of the Kentucky
centralized criminal history record information system to the employer or
entity listed on the OIG 1:190-2, Waiver Agreement and Statement incorporated
by reference in Section 15 of this administrative regulation; and
(c) Shall, upon receipt of a written request
from an applicant, send a copy if any of a KSP or FBI criminal history report
to the applicant by certified mail, restricted delivery service. The applicant
shall show proof of identity and sign to receive his or her criminal history
report from the local post office.
(6) An employer shall not be obligated to
employ or offer employment to an individual who has been found by the cabinet
to be eligible for hire pursuant to subsection (5)(a) of this
section.
Section 6.
Provisional Employment.
(1) If an applicant is
not found on a registry and the individual's license has been validated, if
applicable, an employer may hire the applicant for a period of provisional
employment pending completion of the criminal background check.
(2) The period of provisional employment
shall:
(a) Not commence prior to the date the
applicant submitted his or her fingerprints; and
(b) Not exceed sixty (60) calendar days from
the date of fingerprint collection.
(3) During the period of provisional
employment, the individual shall not have supervisory or disciplinary power or
routine contact with patients, residents, or clients without supervision
on-site and immediately available to the individual.
Section 7. Individuals Ineligible to be
Hired. An employer participating in the KARES program or a state-owned or
operated health facility shall not employ, contract with, or permit to work as
an employee any applicant that submits to a background check if one (1) or more
of the following are met:
(1) The applicant
refuses to provide photo identification or complete the Disclosures Form or
Waiver Agreement and Statement Form required by Section 5(1) (b) and (c) of
this administrative regulation;
(2)
The applicant is found on a registry as defined by Section 1(10) of this
administrative regulation;
(3) The
applicant's professional license is not in good standing, if
applicable;
(4) The applicant fails
to submit his or her fingerprints at an authorized collection site within
thirty (30) calendar days of payment submitted pursuant to Section 5(3) of this
administrative regulation; or
(5)
Upon completion of the initial criminal background check for an applicant, or
subsequent to the initial fingerprint check on a current employee, the
employer, cabinet agency, or state-owned or operated health facility receives
notice from the cabinet that the applicant is not eligible for hire based on a
cabinet determination that the individual has been found to have a
disqualifying offense.
Section
8. Notice of a Disqualifying Offense and Appeals.
(1) The cabinet shall notify each applicant
or current employee determined to have a disqualifying offense.
(2) In addition to the cabinet's notification
required by subsection (1) of this section, an employer that receives notice
from the cabinet that an individual has been determined to have a disqualifying
offense shall notify the individual of the cabinet's determination within three
(3) business days of receipt of the notice.
(3) An applicant or current employee who
receives notice of a disqualifying offense may:
(a) Challenge the accuracy of the cabinet's
determination regarding a disqualifying offense by submitting a written request
for informal review, including any information the applicant wishes to be
considered, to the Office of Inspector General, Cabinet for Health and Family
Services, 275 East Main Street, 5E-A, Frankfort, Kentucky 40621, within ten
(10) calendar days of the date of notice of the disqualifying offense;
or
(b) Request a rehabilitation
review pursuant to Section 10(2) of this administrative regulation.
(4) Upon completion of an informal
review if requested pursuant to subsection (3)(a) of this section, the Office
of Inspector General shall within ten (10) calendar days of receipt of the
request provide written notice to the applicant or employee of the cabinet's
decision to uphold or rescind the notice of the disqualifying
offense.
(5) An applicant or
current employee may appeal the results of an informal review or a
rehabilitation review conducted in accordance with Section 10 of this
administrative regulation by submitting a written request for an administrative
hearing within thirty (30) calendar days from the date of notice of the
decision from an informal review or rehabilitation review.
(6)
(a) A
written request for an administrative hearing shall be mailed to the Office of
Ombudsman, Cabinet for Health and Family Services, 275 East Main Street, 1E-B,
Frankfort, Kentucky 40621.
(b) The
administrative hearing shall be held no later than forty-five (45) calendar
days from the date that the request is received by the Office of Ombudsman
unless the applicant or employee agrees to a later date.
(c) The issues considered at the hearing
shall be limited to the issues directly raised and considered during the
informal review or rehabilitation review.
(d) The administrative hearing shall be
conducted pursuant to KRS 13B.080.
(e) The hearing officer shall issue a
recommended order pursuant to KRS 13B.110.
(f) The secretary or designee shall issue a
final order pursuant to KRS 13B.120.
(7) If an applicant or current employee
wishes to challenge the accuracy of a criminal background check, the cabinet
shall refer the individual to the appropriate state or federal law enforcement
agency.
(8) If an applicant or
current employee challenges the finding that he or she is the true subject of
the results from a registry check, the cabinet shall refer the individual to
the agency responsible for maintaining the registry.
Section 9. Termination of an Employee Upon
Receipt of Notice of a Disqualifying Offense.
(1) If a provisional employee or current
employee has not requested an informal review or a rehabilitation review
pursuant to Section 8(3) of this administrative regulation, the employer shall:
(a) Terminate the employee no later than
fifteen (15) calendar days after receipt of notice of the disqualifying
offense; and
(b) Use the KARES
system to provide electronic notification to the cabinet affirming the
employee's dismissal within three (3) business days of termination.
(2)
(a) If a provisional employee or current
employee requests an informal review or a rehabilitation review pursuant to
Section 8(3) of this administrative regulation, the employer:
1. May retain the employee pending resolution
of the employee's informal review or rehabilitation review; and
2. Shall ensure that the employee is:
a. Subject to direct, on-site supervision;
or
b. Reassigned to duties that do
not involve one-on-one contact with a resident, patient, or client of the
employer.
(b)
An employer shall terminate the employee if the:
1. Informal review upholds the cabinet's
determination of a disqualifying offense or the rehabilitation review committee
does not grant a waiver; and
2. The
employee does not request an administrative hearing in accordance with Section
8(5) of this administrative regulation, in which case the employer shall
terminate the employee no later than the thirty-first calendar day following
written notice of the results of the informal review or rehabilitation
review.
(c) If an
employee requests an administrative hearing to appeal the decision from an
informal review or rehabilitation review, the employer:
1. May retain the employee pending resolution
of the appeal if the employee:
a. Remains
subject to direct, on-site supervision; or
b. Is reassigned to duties that do not
involve one-on-one contact with a resident, patient, or client; and
2. Shall terminate the employee as
soon as practicable upon issuance of a final order if the employee does not
prevail.
(d) Using the
KARES system, the employer shall provide electronic notification to the cabinet
affirming the individual's dismissal within three (3) business days of
termination.
Section
10. Rehabilitation Review.
(1)
(a) An applicant or employee found to have a
disqualifying offense upon completion of the criminal background check shall be
eligible for consideration of rehabilitation under an independent review
process.
(b) Consideration of a
disqualifying offense under the rehabilitation review process described in this
section shall not apply to:
1. A disqualifying
felony offense that occurred less than seven (7) years prior to the date of the
criminal background check;
2. Any
disqualifying felony or misdemeanor offense related to abuse, neglect, or
exploitation of an adult defined by KRS 209.020(4) or child, or a sexual
offense;
3. Registration as a sex
offender under federal law or under the law of any state;
4. Any person who is a violent offender as
defined by Section 1(12) of this administrative regulation; or
5. A pending charge or an outstanding warrant
for a criminal offense described in Section 1(4)(b) of this administrative
regulation.
(2)
(a) An
applicant or employee may submit a written request for a rehabilitation review
to the cabinet no later than fourteen (14) calendar days from the date of the
notice of the cabinet's determination issued pursuant to Section 8(1) of this
administrative regulation regarding a determination of a disqualifying
offense.
(b) If an applicant or
employee requests a rehabilitation review, the employee may be retained on
staff and shall be subject to termination in accordance with Section 9(2) of
this administrative regulation.
(3) The request for a rehabilitation review
shall include the following information:
(a) A
written explanation of each disqualifying offense, including:
1. A description of the events related to the
disqualifying offense;
2. The
number of years since the occurrence of the disqualifying offense;
3. The age of the offender at the time of the
disqualifying offense; and
4. Any
other circumstances surrounding the offense;
(b) Official documentation showing that all
fines, including court-imposed fines or restitution, have been paid or
documentation showing adherence to a payment schedule, if applicable;
(c) The date probation or parole was
satisfactorily completed, if applicable; and
(d) Employment and character references,
including any other evidence demonstrating the ability of the individual to
perform the employment responsibilities and duties competently.
(4) A rehabilitation review shall
be conducted by a committee of three (3) employees of the cabinet, none of
whom:
(a) Is an employee of the Office of
Inspector General; or
(b) Was
responsible for determining that the individual has a disqualifying
offense.
(5) The
committee shall consider the information required under subsection (3) of this
section, and shall also consider mitigating circumstances including:
(a) The amount of time that has elapsed since
the disqualifying offense;
(b) The
lack of a relationship between the disqualifying offense and the position for
which the individual has applied; and
(c) Evidence that the applicant has pursued
or achieved rehabilitation with regard to the disqualifying offense.
(6) No later than thirty (30)
calendar days from receipt of the written request for the rehabilitation
review, the Office of Inspector General shall send the committee's
determination on the rehabilitation waiver to the applicant.
(7) The decision of the committee shall be
subject to appeal in accordance with Section 8(5) and (6) of this
administrative regulation.
(8) An
employer shall not be obligated to employ or offer employment to an individual
who is granted a waiver pursuant to this section.
Section 11. Pardons and Expungement. An
applicant who has received a pardon for a disqualifying offense or has had the
record expunged may be employed.
Section
12. Status of Employment. An employer participating in KARES shall
maintain the employment status of each employee who has submitted to a
fingerprint-supported criminal background check by reporting the status using
the KARES web-based system.
Section
13. Kentucky National Background Check Fund.
(1)
(a) The
cabinet shall establish a trust and agency fund called the Kentucky National
Background Check fund to be administered by the Finance and Administration
Cabinet.
(b) The fund shall be
funded with moneys collected under Section 5(3) of this administrative
regulation.
(2) Moneys
in the fund shall be used solely to operate the Kentucky National Background
Check program.
Section
14. Termination of Participation. The cabinet shall terminate a
voluntarily participating employer's participation in the Kentucky NBCP for a
period of no less than ninety (90) days if there has been substantial failure
by the employer to comply with the provisions of this administrative
regulation.
Section 15.
Incorporation by Reference.
(1) The following
material is incorporated by reference:
(a) OIG
1:190-1, "Disclosures to be Provided to and Signed by Applicant for Employment
or Licensure", September 2016;
(b)
OIG 1:190-2, "Waiver Agreement and Statement", September 2016; and
(c) OIG 1:190-D, "Live Scan Fingerprinting
Form", May 2013.
(2)
This material may be inspected, copied, or obtained, subject to applicable
copyright law, at the Office of Inspector General, 275 East Main Street,
Frankfort, Kentucky 40621, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. This
material may also be viewed on the Office of Inspector General's Web site at:
https://www.chfs.ky.gov/agencies/os/oig/Pages/kares.aspx.
STATUTORY AUTHORITY: KRS 194A.050(1), 42 U.S.C. 1320a-7I