The provided legal document content consists of multiple administrative regulations related to the Kentucky Lottery Corporation. The first document, 202 KAR 3:010, establishes a code of ethics for officers and employees of the corporation as required by KRS 154A.060(2)(e). The second document, 202 KAR 3:020, outlines the procurement procedures of the Kentucky Lottery Corporation, providing guidelines for the purchase of supplies, equipment, services, and construction items. It applies to the Corporation and vendors doing business or seeking to do business with the Corporation.

Filing fees may be paid by the following methods: (1) Debit and credit cards issued by approved issuers; (2) Electronic checks processed under National Automated Clearing House Association (‘NACHA’) rules and arrangements; (3) Prepaid account upon the submission and approval of an Application for Prepaid Account and payment of an amount not less than $250; (4) Personal checks, cashier’s checks, certified checks, and money orders made payable to the Kentucky State Treasurer; (5) Cash; and (6) Interaccount from Kentucky state agencies.

808 KAR 1:060. Automated teller machines. RELATES TO: KRS 286.3-180, 286.5-061, 286.6-055 STATUTORY AUTHORITY: KRS 286.1-020(1), 286.5-702, 286.6-070 NECESSITY, FUNCTION, AND CONFORMITY: KRS 286.1-020(1) authorizes the commissioner to promulgate administrative regulations necessary to implement KRS Chapter 286. This administrative regulation provides for the use of an automated teller machine by a financial institution and specifies that an automated teller machine is not a branch or service facility of the financial institution.

808 KAR 15:040. Multibank Companies. RELATES TO: KRS 286.3-095, 286.3-905 STATUTORY AUTHORITY: KRS 286.1-011(2), 286.3-020 NECESSITY, FUNCTION, AND CONFORMITY: KRS 286.1-011(2) requires the Department of Financial Institutions to exercise all administrative functions of the state in relation to the regulation, supervision, chartering, and licensing of banks. KRS 286.3-020 authorizes the commissioner to approve applications for a bank or trust company charter. KRS 286.3-095 and 286.3-905 set forth statutory procedures for filing applications by a bank holding company or individual to acquire control of a state-chartered bank or bank holding company that controls a state-chartered bank; the setting of filing and examination fees; and the examination of any holding company that controls a state-chartered bank.

The provided legal document content consists of multiple administrative regulations issued by the Kentucky Department of Financial Institutions. The first regulation, 808 KAR 15:010, establishes exceptions to the maximum debt to banks for state and national banks in Kentucky. It ensures competitive equality between state and national banks by establishing the status of excess funds (federal funds) transactions. The regulation also provides an exception to the bank lending limits for excess funds transactions and loans, or extensions of credit secured by certain types of government obligations.

The provided legal document content consists of administrative regulations related to the conduct of credit unions in Kentucky. These regulations are established by the Department of Financial Institutions under the authority granted by KRS 286.6-070. The purpose of these regulations is to ensure the proper conduct and regulation of credit unions. The document history indicates several amendments and repeals over the years. The specific regulations mentioned include 808 KAR 3:050, which covers the conduct of credit unions, and 808 KAR 003:061, which repeals 808 KAR 003:020 and 060.

This document contains definitions for various terms related to horse racing and pari-mutuel wagering in Kentucky. It applies to the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission, licensed owners, jockeys, associations, horsemen’s bookkeepers, stewards, and other individuals and entities involved in horse racing and pari-mutuel wagering in Kentucky. The definitions cover a wide range of topics including added money, age of a horse, Appaloosa horse, Arabian horse, arrears, association, authorized agent, betting interest, bleeder, breakage, breeder, calendar days, carryover, claiming race, closing, commission, communications technology, control program, day, dead heat, declaration, designated area, disciplinary action, disqualification, driver, entertaining award display, entry, equipment, exhibition race, exotic wager, field, forfeit, free handicap, handicap race, handle, historical horse race, horse, ineligible, initial seed pool, interactive terminal, internal controls, jockey, judge, lessee, licensed premises, licensee, maiden, match race, meeting, minus pool, month, mutuel entry, net pool, nomination, nominator, owner, pari-mutuel wagering, pari-mutuel pool, patron, payout, place, player-funded pool, post, post position, post time, prize, purse, quarter horse, purse race, race, race day, racing official, recognized meeting, registration certificate, result, rulings, scratch, scratch time, secretary, simulcasting, specimen, stakes, stakes race, starter, steward, subscription, takeout, terminal, thoroughbred racing, totalizator, unplaced, wagering pool, walkover, weigh in, weigh out, weight for age, workout, and year.

The provided legal document content consists of administrative regulations issued by the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission. The regulations govern various aspects of horse racing in Kentucky, including the licensing of racing participants, licensing of totalizator companies, advance deposit account wagering, and simulcast facilities. The regulations establish procedures and requirements for obtaining and maintaining licenses for participation in horse racing, providing totalizator services, offering advance deposit account wagering to Kentucky residents, and operating simulcast facilities.

The provided legal document content consists of various administrative regulations issued by the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission. These regulations govern the conduct of horse racing in Kentucky and aim to ensure the integrity, safety, and fairness of the races. The regulations cover different aspects of horse racing, including flat and steeplechase racing, assigning weights to horses, claiming races, lodging objections and complaints, jockeys and apprentices, steeplechase racing, and trainers. The regulations are authorized by relevant Kentucky Revised Statutes (KRS) and provide specific requirements and procedures for each area of horse racing.

The provided legal document content consists of various administrative regulations issued by the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission governing standardbred racing in Kentucky. These regulations establish conditions, requirements, and rules for different aspects of standardbred racing, including claiming races, registration and identification of horses, eligibility and classification of horses, farm, corporate, or stable name, stakes and futurities, entries and starters in horse racing, track rules and requirements for standardbred races, taking of entries into standardbred races, and the Kentucky Proud Series.