Kentucky Code § KRS 67C.116

Appointments of members to administrative bodies -- Procedures -- Applicability
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(1) Except as otherwise expressly provided by law, in appointing members to boards, committees, commissions, task forces, ad hoc committees, and other administra tive bodies created by or whose membership is appointed by the executive authority, legislative authority, or a combination of both of the consolidated local government, either under their home rule authority or in response to a requirement or option under the authority of the Kentucky Revised Statutes, the appointing authority shall make a conscientious effort to select, from among the most qualified persons, those persons whose appointment would ensure that the membership of the board, committee, commission, task force, ad hoc committee, or other administrative body accurately reflects the geographic population of the area represented by the local board, committee, commission, task force, or ad hoc committee, or other administrative body as determined purs uant to the most recent federal decennial census, unless the law regulating such appointment requires otherwise. (2) If there are multiple appointing authorities for the board, committee, commission, task force, ad hoc committee, or administrative body, th ey shall consult with each other to ensure compliance with this section. (3) This section shall apply to appointments and reappointments made after July 15, 2024. It shall not prohibit a member of a board, committee, commission, task force, ad hoc committee, or other administrative body from completing a term serving as a member when this section takes effect. A person appointed to a board, committee, commission, task force, ad hoc committee, or other administrative body prior to July 15, 2024, shall not be removed from the appointment solely for the purpose of meeting the requirements of this section.

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