FRANKFORT, Ky. (Aug. 9, 2017) – Gov. Matt Bevin today made the following appointments to Kentucky Boards and Commissions: Michelle Diane Penque has been appointed to the Kentucky Board of Home Inspectors.
The Kentucky Board of Home Inspectors is made up of five gubernatorial appointees. The Board was established to administer and regulate the licensing and conduct of home inspectors within the Commonwealth. Justin Gilfert has been appointed to the Kentucky Board of Examiners of Psychology.
The Kentucky Board of Examiners of Psychology administers and enforces applicable state statutes and monitors the needs of the consuming public. The Board examines and licenses all eligible candidates for entry into the profession of psychology. It recommends appropriate changes in the law to assure fairness and equality. Brian Christopher Dunham, Rick Yates and Joshua Carson have been appointed to the Charitable Gaming Advisory Commission.
The Charitable Gaming Advisory Commission provides ongoing input and advice to the Office of Charitable Gaming and the Kentucky Legislature. As directed by statute, the Commission meets quarterly to review matters affecting charitable gaming in the Commonwealth. Robert Patterson and Mary Kelly have been appointed to the State Board of Accountancy.
The State Board of Accountancy is a state agency responsible for protecting the public by licensing and regulating certified public accountants (CPAs) and CPA firms in Kentucky. The Board consists of seven members appointed by the Governor. Six of the members are CPAs, and one is the public member. Jason Dean Crockett and Robert Shannon Thompson have been appointed to the Kentucky Board of Barbering.
The Kentucky Board of Barbering is charged with making periodic inspections of barber shops and barber schools. It determines whether each individual and business has the required license, follows up on complaints regarding those individuals working without licenses, investigates other violations of the law and inspects premises of shops and schools to determine compliance with sanitary standards and physical requirements as established by the Board. |
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