KY HB 468
died on adjournmentAN ACT relating to civil rights.
Kentucky · 2026 Regular Session · lower
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Did KY HB 468 pass?
No. KY HB 468 died when the 2026 Regular Session adjourned without final action on it. Bills that die this way are sometimes reintroduced in a later session. Latest recorded action (2026-03-12): to Committee on Committees (S)
What is KY HB 468 about?
Create a new section of KRS 344.010 to 344.025 to define terms; set standards for determinations of impairments; amend KRS 344.010 to define "major life activities," "regarded as having such an impairment," and "transitory impairment"; amend KRS 344.020 to provide for execution of the policies embodied in the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act of 2008; amend KRS 344.030 to provide that "qualified individual with a disability" is to be interpreted consistently with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 2008; amend KRS 344.190 to remove the adjudicative powers of the Human Rights Commission regarding matters related to employment and public accommodations; amend KRS 344.200 to provide that an aggrieved individual may file a civil action for a discriminatory practice other than a housing practice without first filing a complaint with the Human Rights Commission; require a probable cause determination on a complaint to be made within 30 days of the commission's receipt of the respondent's response or the expiry of the time for a response, whichever is later; require orders dismissing complaints with the commission to be made without prejudice; allow an aggrieved individual to file a civil action for the same grievance while a complaint is either pending with or has been dismissed by the Human Rights Commission; provide that the filing of a complaint before the commission does not toll the statute of limitations for the filing of a civil action; provide that the statute of limitations for an action filed by the commission on behalf of a private party who has not previously filed an action for that grievance is 3 years as provided under KRS 413.115; provide that a civil action for a grievance may only be filed by either the private party or the commission but not both; allow for a private party or the commission to intervene as a third party in a civil action filed by the other; bar the recovery of monetary damages by the commission; limit a private party's remedies to those set out in KRS 344.450; provide that all matters of fact are to be triable by jury; allow a private party with an complaint already filed with or pending before the commission to bring a civil action for the same grievance within 1 year of the effective date of this Act; amend KRS 344.320 to eliminate adjudicative functions of local commissions; amend KRS 344.635 to allow a party to a complaint for a discriminatory housing charge with the Human Rights Commission to demand a trial by jury if a civil action is elected in lieu of administrative hearing; repeal KRS 344.210, 344.230, 344.240, 344.270, and 344.340 related to adjudicative functions of the Human Rights Commission; amend KRS 344.660 and 344.675 to conform.
Who sponsors KY HB 468?
D. Elliott is the primary sponsor of KY HB 468.
Description
Create a new section of KRS 344.010 to 344.025 to define terms; set standards for determinations of impairments; amend KRS 344.010 to define "major life activities," "regarded as having such an impairment," and "transitory impairment"; amend KRS 344.020 to provide for execution of the policies embodied in the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act of 2008; amend KRS 344.030 to provide that "qualified individual with a disability" is to be interpreted consistently with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 2008; amend KRS 344.190 to remove the adjudicative powers of the Human Rights Commission regarding matters related to employment and public accommodations; amend KRS 344.200 to provide that an aggrieved individual may file a civil action for a discriminatory practice other than a housing practice without first filing a complaint with the Human Rights Commission; require a probable cause determination on a complaint to be made within 30 days of the commission's receipt of the respondent's response or the expiry of the time for a response, whichever is later; require orders dismissing complaints with the commission to be made without prejudice; allow an aggrieved individual to file a civil action for the same grievance while a complaint is either pending with or has been dismissed by the Human Rights Commission; provide that the filing of a complaint before the commission does not toll the statute of limitations for the filing of a civil action; provide that the statute of limitations for an action filed by the commission on behalf of a private party who has not previously filed an action for that grievance is 3 years as provided under KRS 413.115; provide that a civil action for a grievance may only be filed by either the private party or the commission but not both; allow for a private party or the commission to intervene as a third party in a civil action filed by the other; bar the recovery of monetary damages by the commission; limit a private party's remedies to those set out in KRS 344.450; provide that all matters of fact are to be triable by jury; allow a private party with an complaint already filed with or pending before the commission to bring a civil action for the same grievance within 1 year of the effective date of this Act; amend KRS 344.320 to eliminate adjudicative functions of local commissions; amend KRS 344.635 to allow a party to a complaint for a discriminatory housing charge with the Human Rights Commission to demand a trial by jury if a civil action is elected in lieu of administrative hearing; repeal KRS 344.210, 344.230, 344.240, 344.270, and 344.340 related to adjudicative functions of the Human Rights Commission; amend KRS 344.660 and 344.675 to conform.
- Introduced
- 2026-01-22
- Latest action
- 2026-03-12 — to Committee on Committees (S)
- Bill type
- bill
- Last updated
- —
Subjects
Sponsors
- D. Elliottprimary
Committees
Not provided by source.
Action timeline
Newest first
2026-03-12
to Committee on Committees (S)
referral-committee
2026-03-12
received in Senate
2026-03-11
3rd reading, passed 72-22 with Floor Amendment (1)
passage,reading-3
2026-03-09
posted for passage in the Regular Orders of the Day for Tuesday, March 10 2026
2026-03-06
floor amendment (1) filed
amendment-introduction
2026-02-26
2nd reading, to Rules
reading-2
2026-02-25
reported favorably, 1st reading, to Calendar
committee-passage
2026-01-30
to Judiciary (H)
referral-committee
2026-01-22
to Committee on Committees (H)
referral-committee
2026-01-22
introduced in House
introduction
Versions
Documents
Votes
Pass
2026-03-11 · pass · 72-22
Member-level votes (100)
- Baker: yes
- Duvall: yes
- Huff T: yes
- Meade: yes
- Sharp: yes
- Banta: yes
- Elliott: yes
- Imes: yes
- Meredith: yes
- Smith: yes
- Bauman: yes
- Fister: yes
- Jackson: yes
- Miles: yes
- Tate: yes
- Bivens: yes
- Flannery: yes
- King: yes
- Neighbors: yes
- Thomas: yes
- Blanton: yes
- Fleming: yes
- Koch: yes
- Nemes: yes
- Thompson: yes
- Bowling: yes
- Freeland: yes
- Lawrence: yes
- Osborne: yes
- Tipton: yes
- Branscum: yes
- Fugate: yes
- Lewis C: yes
- Payne: yes
- Truett: yes
- Bratcher S.: yes
- Gooch: yes
- Lewis D: yes
- Petrie: yes
- Upchurch: yes
- Bray: yes
- Gordon: yes
- Lewis S: yes
- Pollock: yes
- Wesley: yes
- Bridges: yes
- Griffee: yes
- Lockett: yes
- Proctor: yes
- Whitaker: yes
- Calloway: yes
- Hale: yes
- Maddox: yes
- Raymer: yes
- White: yes
- Clines: yes
- Hampton: yes
- Massaroni: yes
- Riley: yes
- Williams: yes
- Dietz: yes
- Heavrin: yes
- McCool: yes
- Roberts: yes
- Wilson: yes
- Doan: yes
- Hodgson: yes
- McPherson: yes
- Rudy: yes
- Witten: yes
- Dossett: yes
- Holloway: yes
- Aull: no
- Camuel: no
- Grossl: no
- Marzian: no
- Stevenson P: no
- Bojanowski: no
- Decker: no
- Hancock: no
- Moore: no
- Tackett Laferty: no
- Brown: no
- Donworth: no
- Kulkarni: no
- Roarx: no
- Watkins: no
- Burke: no
- Gentry: no
- Lehman: no
- Stalker: no
- Willner: no
- Callaway: no
- Grossberg: no
- Chester-Burton: not voting
- Hart: not voting
- Johnson: not voting
- Moser: not voting
- Rabourn: not voting
- Dotson: not voting
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