Kentucky HB448 establishes procedures for background checks, including fees and confidentiality provisions.
Kentucky HB448 creates a new section in the Kentucky Revised Statutes to regulate background checks. It defines terms such as "criminal history records information" and "criminal justice agency." The bill allows criminal justice agencies to charge a fee of $25 for providing criminal history records information to federal agencies conducting suitability assessments. It also outlines confidentiality rules, prohibiting public disclosure of certain records and limiting access to authorized personnel only.
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