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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 317 — Barbers

317.470 Board personnel and administration -- Copies of rules and regulations.

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(1)The board may employ such personnel as may be reasonably necessary to carry out
the provisions of this chapter, whose compensation shall be established by the
Personnel Cabinet. The board shall by appropriate order employ an administrator
who shall be charged with responsibility of administering the provisions of this
chapter, and the policies of the board relating to barbering. The administrator may
receive compensation as may be established by classification of the position by the
Personnel Cabinet.
(2)The board shall prescribe the duties of such personnel employed by it.
(3)The board shall publish or electronically provide copies of its rules and regulations
and any proposed amendments to all persons licensed by it and to any other persons,
places, or agencies as may be required by law or deemed by it reasonably necessary
in the administration of the provisions of this chapter.
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