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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 174 — Transportation cabinet

174.500 Definitions for KRS 174.500 to 174.510.

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As used in KRS 174.500 to 174.510, unless the context otherwise requires:
(1)"Department" means the Department of Aviation;
(2)"State aircraft" means aircraft owned by the Commonwealth, leased by the
Commonwealth, or otherwise under the control of the Commonwealth and
administratively assigned to the department. It shall also include air charters by the
department. However, this shall not include or apply to any and all aircraft assigned
to, owned, leased, operated, or controlled by the Department of Kentucky State
Police, or otherwise under the control or direction of the Department of Kentucky
State Police. The operation, maintenance, scheduling, and care of Department of
Kentucky State Police aircraft shall not be included under or affected by KRS
174.500 to 174.510; and
(3)"Official business" means any activity involving travel in a state aircraft if the
activity is reasonably required, expected, or appropriate, considering the nature of
the using public official's job responsibilities. The activities shall include but not be
limited to attendance by officials at nonpartisan ceremonial functions and events
where their appearance is normally expected by virtue of their office or where
official representation of the Commonwealth is otherwise appropriate, and to
nonpolitical flights by the Governor and members of his immediate family when
accompanying or representing him.
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