Notice: KORR has filed the following regulation amendments and new regulation with the LRC on October 15, 2025:
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40 KAR 12:100. Funeral planning and declaration form. Amendment. Updates regulation and form.
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40 KAR 12:110. Cemetery companies and preneed cemetery merchandise sellers. Amendment. Updates regulation and forms.
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40 KAR 12:120. Preneed funeral and burial contract sellers. New. Creates new regulation and forms from prior 40 KAR 12:110.
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40 KAR 12:130. Crematory authorities. Amendment Updates regulation and forms.
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Fostering Kentucky's biggest ideas.
The Kentucky Office of Regulatory Relief (KORR) administers the General Regulatory Sandbox Program. Created by the General Assembly in 2022, the Sandbox gives businesses the chance to experiment with products, production methods or services by temporarily waiving administrative regulations. The Program allows entrepreneurs to determine if customers value products or services that are not possible under the Commonwealth's current regulatory framework.
If a Sandbox demonstration proves successful, KORR or participants may provide recommendations to the Governor and the General Assembly on eliminating or modifying the waived administrative regulations.
Getting Started in Kentucky's Regulatory Sandbox
Before applying to the Sandbox, companies must first discuss their proposal with KORR for a preliminary determination of whether the Sandbox is available for the proposal.
Interested businesses can contact KORR by phone at 502-696-5481 or email at
OAGRegRelief@KY.Gov.
Business can then apply to Kentucky's General Regulatory Sandbox Program:
here
Sandbox Participant Reporting
Businesses accepted into the Sandbox Program must file an interim report and a final report.
Sandbox participants must use the following online portals to submit their reports:
Submit interim report
Submit final report
Regulation Review
KORR is also charged with reviewing administrative regulations that may unnecessarily inhibit the creation and success of new companies or industries. If you would like KORR to review a regulation for this purpose, tell us here.