AB925,2,103 85.07 (7) (a) Beginning in 1994, the The department shall annually prepare a
4plan to use, for purposes of state and local emergency medical services, at least 25%
5of any federal funds transferred under 23 USC 153 (h). The department shall
6prepare the plan after consulting with the council on highway safety, the department
7of health and family services and the emergency medical services board. Funds
8expended under the plan may not be used to supplant other federal and state funds
9used for emergency medical services purposes. Funds may not be expended under
10the plan unless any necessary federal approval of the plan has been obtained.

AB925,2,1412 86.26 (3) This section does not apply to improvements on existing town roads
13as of the effective date of rules promulgated by the department under s. 86.266 or
14September 30, 1994, whichever comes first existing on October 1, 1992.

AB925,3,317 110.07 (5) (b) Upon request of an officer of the state traffic patrol under sub.
18(1) or inspector under sub. (3), the department shall make available to the traffic
19officer or inspector a bulletproof garment that may be used in the performance of his
20or her duties under this section. The department shall equip a traffic officer or
21inspector with a bulletproof garment as soon as practicable after receipt of the

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1request from the traffic officer or inspector under this paragraph, provided that each
2traffic officer or inspector who has made a request before September 1, 1997, shall
3be equipped with a bulletproof garment by that date.

AB925,4,105 196.196 (1) (c) 1. A price-regulated telecommunications utility may not
6increase its rates for services under par. (a), except for basic message
7telecommunications service, for a period of 3 years after electing to become price
8regulated. Following the initial 3-year period for services under par. (a), except for
9basic message telecommunications service, and at any time for basic message
10telecommunications service, a price-regulated telecommunications utility may
11increase its rates for those services to the extent that the change in the revenue
12weighted price indices does not exceed 2 percentage points less than the most recent
13annual change in the gross domestic product price index, as published by the federal
14government. The commission shall, by rule, create a penalty mechanism for up to
15a one percentage point increase in the percentage offset for inadequate service
16provided by or insufficient investment made by a price-regulated
17telecommunications utility. The commission shall, by rule, create an incentive
18mechanism for up to a one percentage point decrease in the percentage offset to
19encourage infrastructure investment by the price-regulated telecommunications
20utility. For a telecommunications utility with more than 500,000 access lines in use
21in this state at the time of electing to become price regulated, the percentage offset
22to the change in the gross domestic product price index shall be 3 percentage points
23and the penalty mechanism and incentive mechanism shall be up to 2 percentage
24points. No earlier than 6 years after September 1, 1994, and no more frequently than

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1every 3 years thereafter, the commission may, following notice and an opportunity
2for hearing, by rule increase or decrease the gross domestic product price index
3percentage offset by a maximum of one percentage point in any 12-month period to
4reflect any statewide changes in the productivity experience of the
5telecommunications industry. The commission shall promulgate rules to identify the
6factors that the commission may consider in determining changes in the productivity
7experience of the telecommunications industry. If application of the price regulation
8index formula achieves a negative result, prices shall be reduced so that the
9cumulative price change for services under par. (a), including prior price reductions
10in these services, achieves the negative result.

AB925,4,21 112. Annual permitted price increases under this paragraph may be deferred and
12accumulated for a maximum of 3 years into a single increase. The first permitted
13increase after the telecommunications utility elects to become price regulated shall
14be limited by the most recent annual change in the gross domestic product price
15index, less 2 percentage points, plus or minus any penalty or incentive adjustment.
16For a telecommunications utility with more than 500,000 access lines in use in this
17state, the first permitted increase shall be limited by the most recent annual change
18in the gross domestic product price index, less 3 percentage points, plus or minus any
19penalty or incentive adjustment. The increase in any rate element may not at any
20time exceed 10% or the increase in the gross domestic product price index, whichever
21is greater.

AB925,5,2 223. A rate change under this paragraph shall take effect 45 days after the date
23on which notice is received by the commission. A telecommunications utility shall
24notify customers of a rate change under this paragraph by a bill insert that is
25included in a bill no later than the first billing provided after notice of a rate change

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1is submitted to the commission. A telecommunications utility may file only one rate
2increase under this paragraph during any 12-month period.

AB925,5,74 227.53 (1) (intro.) Except as otherwise specifically provided by law, any person
5aggrieved by a decision specified in s. 227.52 shall be entitled to judicial review
6thereof of the decision as provided in this chapter. and subject to the all of the
7following procedural requirements:

AB925,5,169 227.53 (1) (d) The agency (except Except in the case of the tax appeals
10commission and, the banking review board, the credit union review board, the
11savings and loan review board and the savings bank review board), the agency and
12all parties to the proceeding before it, shall have the right to participate in the
13proceedings for review. The court may permit other interested persons to intervene.
14Any person petitioning the court to intervene shall serve a copy of the petition on each
15party who appeared before the agency and any additional parties to the judicial
16review at least 5 days prior to the date set for hearing on the petition.

AB925,5,1818 230.35 (4) (a) 1. January 1;.

AB925,5,1919 3. The last Monday in May, which shall be the day of celebration for May 30;.

AB925,5,2020 4. July 4;.

AB925,5,2121 5. The first Monday in September;.

AB925,5,2222 6. The 4th Thursday in November;.

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17. December 24;.

AB925,6,22 8. December 25;.

AB925,6,33 9. December 31;.

AB925,6,106 230.36 (2m) (a) (intro.) If a any of the following state employes suffers injury
7while in the performance of duties, the employe shall continue to be fully paid by the
8employing agency upon the same basis as paid prior to the injury, with no reduction
9in sick leave credits, compensatory time for overtime accumulations or vacation and
10no reduction in the rate of earning sick leave credit or vacation: