Kentucky 2025 Regular Session

Kentucky Senate Bill SR188

Introduced
3/12/25  

Caption

A RESOLUTION confirming the reappointment of Mitchel B. Denham Jr. to the Kentucky Housing Corporation Board of Directors.

Summary

SR188 is a Senate resolution that confirms the reappointment of Mitchel B. Denham Jr. to the Kentucky Housing Corporation Board of Directors. The resolution states that Governor Andy Beshear reappointed Denham on December 13, 2024, under Executive Order 2024-834, for a term ending October 29, 2028, and that the appointment is subject to Senate confirmation. The resolution also recites that Denham meets the statutory qualifications in KRS 198A.030 for a board member with experience in auditing, financial accounting, municipal bond financing, or investment banking. As a confirmation resolution, SR188 does not create new policy or amend substantive law; it simply approves a gubernatorial appointment to an existing state housing agency board.

Impact

SR188 affects the composition of the Kentucky Housing Corporation Board of Directors by formally confirming one member’s reappointment. It does not change Kentucky statutes, but it implements the appointment process established in KRS 198A.030 and ensures continued board membership for the term specified by the governor’s executive order. The practical effect is to maintain the board’s full membership and preserve representation from a finance-related professional background.

Sentiment

The available voting history suggests broad support and little controversy: the Senate passed the resolution on third reading by a 38-0 vote. There are no committee transcripts or recorded objections in the provided materials, indicating a routine confirmation with consensus support. The absence of dissent suggests the reappointment was viewed as uncontroversial and procedurally straightforward.

Contention

No notable points of contention appear in the provided record. Because SR188 is a confirmation resolution rather than a policy bill, debate would typically focus only on whether the appointee meets the statutory qualifications and is suitable for the board. The materials provided do not show any opposition, concerns about qualifications, or disagreement over the Kentucky Housing Corporation’s mission or governance.

Companion Bills

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Similar Bills

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