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Exception No. 2000-1: This authorization is in response to your August 1, 2000, request for an exception to KRS 11A.045(1) from the Executive Branch Ethics Commission (the “Commission”), August 18, 2000

Exception, August 18, 2000

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2000-2: May the Lt. Governor accept wedding gifts from persons or businesses that may be doing business with, regulated by, or trying to influence the actions of the Lt. Governor?, November 3, 2000

Exception, November 3, 2000

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2001-1: May the Lt. Governor accept baby gifts from persons or businesses that may be doing business with, regulated by, or trying to influence the actions of the Lt. Governor?, February 9, 2001

Exception, February 9, 2001

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2001-2: May employees accept reimbursement for training costs from nonprofit agency?, May 11, 2001

Exception, May 11, 2001

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2002-1: May agency accept Internet service for one day from company it regulates in its unemployment insurance program?, May 8, 2002

Exception, May 8, 2002

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2002-2: May Cabinet accept mail-testing equipment from corporation with which it does business?, May 8, 2002

Exception, May 8, 2002

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2002-3: May the State Fire Marshal’s Office accept free training and code materials from the NFPA?, June 28, 2002

Exception, June 28, 2002

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2003-1: May Commissioner of the Department of Agriculture accept a plaque in recognition of his outstanding service to agriculture from a university that submits grant requests to the Department of Agriculture?, March 25, 2003

Exception, March 25, 2003

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2004-1: May Governor and Lieutenant Governor accept from Churchill Downs tickets for the Kentucky Oaks and the Kentucky Derby?, August 5, 2004

Exception, August 5, 2004

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2005-1: May the Governor’s Senior Advisor accept wedding gifts from persons or businesses that may do business with or be regulated by the Office of the Governor, or may be attempting to influence his official actions?, March 30, 2005

Exception, March 30, 2005

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2005-2: 1) Are expenses of spouse of an executive branch employee to attend an annual meeting of a hospital’s board of directors, of which spouse is a member, considered a gift? 2) May the executive branch employee receive exemption to accept gift from hospital by which spouse is employed?, March 30, 2005

Exception, March 30, 2005

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2005-3: May Kentucky Horse Racing Authority accept fingerprinting machines from professional organizations?, May 27, 2005

Exception, May 27, 2005

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2005-4: May inspector accept donations from account set up to assist his family to which vendors have donated?, September 2, 2005

Exception, September 2, 2005

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2006-1: May the Department of Criminal Justice Training accept firearm training simulation machines from an association that represents cities?, August 25, 2006

Exception, August 25, 2006

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2007-1: May Transportation Cabinet employee diagnosed with leukemia accept donations from contractors?, February 23, 2007

Exception, February 23, 2007

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2007-2: May Department of Veterans’ Affairs accept truck from company that is constructing a state veterans’ cemetery?, May 10, 2007

Exception, May 10, 2007

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2009-1: May an employee of the Finance and Administration Cabinet accept sporting event tickets as a wedding gift from an individual with whom his agency has a contract?, March 27, 2009

Exception, March 27, 2009

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2009-2: May the daughter of the Secretary of the Finance and Administration Cabinet accept bat mitzvah gifts from persons or businesses that do business with, are regulated by, are seeking grants from, are involved in litigation against, or are lobbying or attempting to influence the Finance and Administration Cabinet?, March 27, 2009

Exception, March 27, 2009

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2009-3: May a member of the Governor’s executive staff accept wedding gifts from persons or businesses that do business with, are regulated by, are seeking grants from, are involved in litigation against, or are lobbying or attempting to influence the Office of the Governor?, September 18, 2009

Exception, September 18, 2009

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2009-4: May a member of the Governor’s executive staff accept wedding gifts from persons or businesses that do business with, are regulated by, are seeking grants from, are involved in litigation against, or are lobbying or attempting to influence the Office of the Governor?, September 18, 2009

Exception, September 18, 2009

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2009-5: May the General Counsel of the Kentucky Real Estate Commission accept wedding gifts and a bridal shower from persons or businesses that do business with, are regulated by, are seeking grants from, are involved in litigation against, or are lobbying or attempting to influence the actions of the Kentucky Real Estate Commission?, November 13, 2009

Exception, November 13, 2009

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2011-1: May the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission accept, as an exception to the gifts rule provided for in KRS 11A.045(1), access to a nationwide database containing licensing and rule infractions data, horse ownership data, and horse performance data from a company with which they do business?, March 8, 2011

Exception, March 8, 2011

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2011-2: May the Department of Criminal Justice Training accept firearm training simulation machines from associations that represent cities and counties?, July 11, 2011

Exception, July 11, 2011

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2013-1: May Kentucky Retirement Systems employee whose wife has been diagnosed with lymphoma accept donations from vendors of the agency?, January 28, 2013

Exception, January 28, 2013

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2016-1: May an employee of the Auditor of Public Accounts accept baby shower gifts from employees of a county office that is regulated by the office of the Auditor of Public Accounts?, January 11, 2016

Exception, January 11, 2016

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

Exception No. 2016-2: May a public servant accept a customary gift provided through Leadership Kentucky from another participant who provided the gift to all participants of the event even though the other participant is a representative of an entity that is regulated by the public servant’s agency?, April 19, 2016

Exception, April 19, 2016

Kentucky. Executive Branch Ethics Commission

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