The Kentucky Senate passed legislation to require police officers to carry guns when assigned to schools.

The bill cleared the Senate on a 34-1 vote Monday and now goes to the House.

The measure is a follow-up to last year’s sweeping school safety law. That law did not specify whether school police officers needed to carry a weapon.

The new legislation would add the requirement that all school-based officers, known as school resource officers, carry guns. Under the new measure, at least one officer would be assigned to each school campus.