AN ACT relating to statutory interpretation.

Summary

The bill adds a new section to Kentucky law saying a bill’s title containing words like “appropriation” or “declaring an emergency” is only a notice about possible higher voting requirements, not proof that the bill includes an appropriation or emergency. Determinations of those matters must follow the Senate and House rules and applicable law, and courts may treat emergency justification language only as evidence of the emergency itself, not of legislative intent.

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