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85, Capitol
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Subscriber and Purchasing Services · Mail
Subscription Service · Bills & Amendments
During
each Session of the Kentucky General Assembly the Legislative Research Commission (LRC)
offers PICKUP or MAIL SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE for Session-related printed materials.
Session
related printed materials include:
- Bills
and Resolutions of the General Assembly.
- Amendments
to Bills.
- Roll
Call Votes on Bills, Resolutions, Amendments.
- Daily
Legislative Record (newspaper summaries of legislative action)
- Friday
Legislative Record (newspaper summaries of legislative action)
Prices
quoted below are for even and odd year sessions. Prices for Special Sessions vary,
depending on the length of the session and number of bills introduced.
NOTE:
All prices quoted below are subject to 6% Kentucky Sales Tax.
Subscriber
and Purchasing Services
- Subscribers
get all bills, resolutions and the Legislative Record at one location on a daily
basis throughout a Session.
- Individual
copies of bills, resolutions, amendments, roll call votes and the Legislative Record
may be purchased.
- All
session related printed materials may be picked up or purchased at the Public Bill Room
sales counter from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, or up to
30 minutes after
adjournment each day during a Session.
Cost
of Subscriber Pickup Service
- All
bills & resolutions = $630 in even year and $425 in odd year sessions.
- Daily Legislative
Record = $165 in even year and $82.50 in odd year sessions.
Cost
of Individual Bills, Resolutions and Amendments for Pickup
|
Individual
Bills per page |
$0.05 |
|
Resolutions
per page |
$0.05 |
|
Amendments
per page |
$0.05 |
|
Roll
call votes per page |
$0.15
|
Cost
of Individual Legislative Record for Pickup
NOTE:
Individual copies of bills, resolutions, amendments, roll call votes and the Legislative
Record can also be ordered by phone for first class mailing. The minimum cost for mailing is
$1.00.
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Mail
Subscription Service
-
The
Legislative Record is mailed to subscribers.
-
The
Legislative Record is mailed the same day first class postage paid.
Cost
of Legislative Record by mail subscription
|
Even
Year Sessions |
Odd
Year Sessions |
| Daily Legislative
Record |
$165
plus postage |
$82.50
plus postage |
| Friday Legislative
Record only |
$38.50
plus postage |
$30.25
plus postage |
| Individual
copy of Legislative Record |
$2.75
plus postage |
$2.75
plus postage |
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INFORMATION
ON BILLS & AMENDMENTS PRINTED
Bills
of the General Assembly
A bill
is printed for distribution at three stages, depending on how far it moves through the
legislative process:
- BILLS
AS INTRODUCED. After a bill is filed with the clerk of the House of representatives or the
Senate, and then read in the chamber of its sponsor, it is considered introduced, and
ordered to be printed.
- GENERAL
ASSEMBLY (GA). The second copy of a bill is printed only after a bill has been adopted
(passed) by the chamber in which it originated. This copy contains any changes, in the
form of amendments, which were adopted on the floor of the originating chamber. The GA
copy is then forwarded to the opposite chamber for its consideration.
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ENACTED
BILLS. Final version of a bill that has passed both chambers of the General Assembly and
been amended in the opposite chamber or by a conference committee, and enrolled by both
chambers, may be reprinted in its enacted form.
Amendments
Three
types of amendments are printed.
- COMMITTEE
AMENDMENTS. Are changes to a bill proposed by the committee assigned to review it. When
several changes are adopted the bill may be rewritten as a Committee Substitute.
(Committee Substitutes supersede bills as are included in the purchase price of all bills
available by pickup. All other amendments are sold separately.)
- FLOOR
AMENDMENTS. Are changes to a bill proposed by a member when the bill is under
consideration by the full chamber membership.
- CONFERENCE
COMMITTEE REPORTS. Are changes agreed to by selected members of both chambers to reconcile
differences in the same bill resulting from the adoption of different amendments by each
chamber.
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