AB100,978,98 227.01 (13) (zL) Relates to the trial jobs plus pilot project under s. 49.147 (3)
9(d).

AB100,978,1313 230.08 (2) (e) 1. Administration — 13 14.

AB100,978,1515 230.08 (2) (e) 5m. Historical society — 6 5.

AB100,978,1717 230.08 (2) (eg) A general counsel position in each of the following agencies:

AB100,978,1818 1. Department of administration.

AB100,978,1919 2. Department of agriculture, trade, and rural resources.

AB100,978,2020 3. Department of commerce.

AB100,978,2121 4. Department of corrections.

AB100,978,2222 5. Department of financial institutions.

AB100,978,2323 6. Department of health and family services.

AB100,978,2424 7. Department of natural resources.

AB100,978,2525 8. Department of regulation and licensing.

AB100,979,1

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19. Department of revenue.

AB100,979,22 10. Department of transportation.

AB100,979,33 11. Department of workforce development.

AB100,979,44 12. Office of the commissioner of insurance.

AB100,979,76 230.08 (2) (x) The executive director of the waste facility siting board, unless
7the board chooses to appoint the executive director under the classified service.

AB100,979,149 230.12 (7m) Pay adjustment filing requirements. Except as provided in the
10rules of the director and in the compensation plan, pay increases shall be made only
11on the dates prescribed under sub. (8). Appointing authorities shall at such times
12each year as specified by the secretary director file with the director and with the
13secretary of administration a list of employees showing their then existing pay rates
14and their proposed new pay rates.

AB100,979,2116 230.45 (3) The commission shall promulgate rules establishing a schedule of
17filing fees to be paid by any person who files an appeal under sub. (1) (c) or (e) or s.
18230.44 (1) (a) or (b) with the commission on or after the effective date of the rules
19promulgated under this subsection. Fees paid under this subsection shall be
20deposited in the general fund as general purpose revenue - earned credited to the
21appropriation account under s. 20.425 (1) (i).

AB100,980,1023 230.85 (3) (b) If, after hearing, the division of equal rights finds that the
24respondent did not engage in or threaten a retaliatory action it shall order the
25complaint dismissed. The division of equal rights shall order the employee's

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1appointing authority to insert a copy of the findings and orders into the employee's
2personnel file and, if the respondent is a natural person, order the respondent's
3appointing authority to insert such a copy into the respondent's personnel file. If the
4division of equal rights finds by unanimous vote that the employee filed a frivolous
5complaint it may order payment of the respondent's reasonable actual attorney fees
6and actual costs. Payment may be assessed against either the employee or the
7employee's attorney, or assessed so that the employee and the employee's attorney
8each pay a portion. To find a complaint frivolous the division of equal rights must
9find that either s. 814.025 (3) (a) or (b) applies or that both s. 814.025 (3) (a) and (b)
10apply.

AB100,980,1614 231.01 (3m) (a) Holds a license under s. 48.65 49.98, is certified under s. 48.651
1549.156, is provisionally licensed under s. 48.69 49.99, or is established or contracted
16for under s. 120.13 (14).

AB100,980,21 18231.03 Powers. (intro.) The authority has all the powers necessary or
19convenient to carry out and effectuate the purposes and provisions of this chapter.
20In addition to all other powers granted by this chapter, subject to s. 231.035 the
21authority may:

AB100,981,3 23231.035 Health care quality and patient safety board approval.
24Beginning on the effective date of this section .... [revisor inserts date], the authority
25may not provide any financial assistance to a health facility, hospital, or

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1participating health institution unless the health facility, hospital, or participating
2health institution demonstrates to the health care quality and patient safety board
3that it is making progress to improve medical information systems technology.

AB100,981,85 234.01 (4n) (a) 3m. e. The facility is located in a targeted area, as determined
6by the authority after considering the factors set out in s. 560.605 (2m) (a) to (h)
7560.605 (2m) (c), 2003 stats., s. 560.605 (2m) (d), 2003 stats., s. 560.605 (2m) (e), 2003
8stats., and s.560.605 (2m) (a), (b), and (f) to (h).

AB100,981,1916 440.70 (3) Sanitarians; employment or contractual services. Any agency of
17the state may employ or contract for the services of sanitarians, registered under this
18section, who shall enforce the public health statutes under chs. 250 to 255 or rules
19promulgated under those statutes.

AB100,982,222 440.70 (5) Registration. Except as provided in sub. (8m) and s. 250.041 s.
23440.12 or 440.13, the department, upon application on forms prescribed by it and
24payment of the prescribed fee, shall register as a sanitarian any person who has

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1presented evidence satisfactory to the department that standards and qualifications
2of the department, as established by rule, have been met.

AB100,982,155 440.70 (6) Fees: renewal of registration; delinquency and reinstatement. A
6fee fixed by rule of the department shall accompany the application under sub. (5)
7and, beginning January 1, 1988, a biennial fee of $25 shall be paid by every
8registered sanitarian who desires to continue registration. The amounts of the fees
9may be adjusted by the department by rule. All certificates of registration shall
10expire on December 31 in each odd-numbered year. Except as provided in sub. (8m)
11and s. 250.041, the department may renew registrations upon application made after
12January 1 of each even-numbered year if it is satisfied that the applicant has good
13cause for not making application in December of the immediately preceding year and
14upon payment of the biennial fee and any additional fees prescribed by the
15department).

AB100,982,2419 440.70 (8) Revocation of registration. The department may, after a hearing
20held in conformance with ch. 227, except as provided in sub. (8m) (e), revoke or, deny,
21suspend, or limit under this section subchapter the registration of any sanitarian,
22or reprimand the sanitarian, for practice of fraud or deceit in obtaining the
23registration or any gross professional negligence unprofessional conduct,
24incompetence, or misconduct professional negligence.

AB100,983,5 4250.10 Grant Grants for dental and oral health services. (intro.) From
5the appropriation under s. 20.435 (5) (de), the:

AB100,983,13 6(1) The department shall provide funding in each fiscal year to the Marquette
7University School of Dentistry for clinical education of Marquette University School
8of Dentistry students through the provision of dental services by the students and
9faculty of the Marquette University School of Dentistry in underserved areas and to
10underserved populations in the state, as determined by the department in
11conjunction with the Marquette University School of Dentistry; to inmates of
12correctional centers in Milwaukee County; and in clinics in the city of Milwaukee.
13Beginning July 1, 2000, the.

AB100,983,17 14(2) The department shall also distribute in each fiscal year to qualified
15applicants grants totaling $25,000 for fluoride supplements, $25,000 for a fluoride
16mouth-rinse program, and $60,000 $120,000 for a school-based dental sealant
17program.

AB100,983,2019 250.10 (3) The department may provide funding to technical college district
20boards to provide oral health services.

AB100,984,722 252.12 (2) (a) 8. `Life care and early intervention services.' The department
23shall award not more than $1,994,900 $2,569,900 in fiscal year 2001-02 2005-06 and
24not more than $2,069,900 in each fiscal year thereafter in grants to applying
25organizations for the provision of needs assessments; assistance in procuring

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1financial, medical, legal, social and pastoral services; counseling and therapy;
2homecare services and supplies; advocacy; and case management services. These
3services shall include early intervention services. The department shall also award
4not more than $74,000 in each year from the appropriation under s. 20.435 (7) (md)
5for the services under this subdivision. The state share of payment for case
6management services that are provided under s. 49.45 (25) (be) to recipients of
7medical assistance shall be paid from the appropriation under s. 20.435 (5) (am).

AB100,984,219 254.15 (1) Develop and implement a comprehensive statewide lead poisoning
10or lead exposure prevention and treatment program that includes lead poisoning or
11lead exposure prevention grants under s. 254.151; any childhood lead poisoning
12screening requirement under rules promulgated under ss. 254.158 and 254.162; any
13requirements regarding care coordination and follow-up for children with lead
14poisoning or lead exposure required under rules promulgated under s. 254.164;
15departmental responses to reports of lead poisoning or lead exposure under s.
16254.166; any lead investigation requirements under rules promulgated under ss.
17254.167; any lead inspection requirements under rules promulgated under 254.168;
18any lead hazard reduction requirements under rules promulgated under s. 254.172;
19certification, accreditation and approval requirements under ss. 254.176 and
20254.178; any certification requirements and procedures under rules promulgated
21under s. 254.179; and any fees imposed under s. 254.181.

AB100,984,2523 254.162 (1) (c) Day care providers certified under s. 48.651 49.156 and day care
24centers licensed under s. 48.65 49.98, provisionally licensed under s. 48.65 49.99, or
25established or contracted for under s. 120.13 (14).

AB100,985,3 2254.166 (title) Departmental response Response to reports of lead
3poisoning or lead exposure.

AB100,985,65 254.166 (2) (d) Notify the owner of the dwelling or premises of the presence of
6a lead hazard. The

AB100,986,4 7(2m) If the department determines that a lead hazard is present in any
8dwelling or premises, the local health department shall and the department may
9issue an order that requires reduction or elimination of an imminent lead hazard
10within 5 days after the order's issuance and reduction or elimination of other lead
11hazards within 30 days after the order's issuance, except that, for orders that are
12issued between October 1 and May 1 and that relate only to exterior lead hazards
13that are not imminent lead hazards, the order may require elimination or reduction
14of the lead hazard no earlier than the June 1 immediately following the order's
15issuance. If the department agency that issued the order determines that the owner
16has good cause for not complying with the order within the 5-day or 30-day time
17period, the department the agency may extend the time period within which the
18owner is required to comply with the order. The failure to comply with the
19department's an order within the time prescribed or as extended by the department
20shall be prima facie evidence of negligence in any action brought to recover damages
21for injuries incurred after the time period expires. If an order to conduct lead hazard
22reduction is issued by the department or by a local health department and if the
23owner of the dwelling or premises complies with that order, there is a rebuttable
24presumption that the owner of the dwelling or premises has exercised reasonable
25care with respect to lead poisoning or lead exposure caused, after the order has been

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1complied with, by lead hazards covered by the order, except that with respect to
2interim control activities the rebuttable presumption continues only for the period
3for which the interim control activity is reasonably expected to reduce or eliminate
4the lead hazard.

AB100,986,117 254.166 (2r) If an order is issued under par. (d), The department may conduct
8or require a certified lead risk assessor or other person certified under s. 254.176 to
9conduct a lead investigation, a check of work completed, and dust tests for the
10presence of hazardous levels of lead to ensure compliance with the an order issued
11under sub. (2m).

AB100,986,1313 254.168 (4) A day care provider certified under s. 48.651 49.156.

AB100,986,1615 254.168 (5) A day care center licensed under s. 48.65 49.98, provisionally
16licensed under s. 48.65 49.99, or established or contracted for under s. 120.13 (14).

AB100,986,2120 254.173 (3) (c) 1. The owner receives an order under s. 254.166 (2) (d) (2m) and
21fails to comply with the order.

AB100,987,623 254.179 (1) (c) 2. (intro.) The standards limiting the length of validity of a
24certificate of lead-safe status, including the condition of a premises, dwelling, or unit
25of a dwelling, the type of lead hazard reduction activity that was performed, if any,

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1and any other requirements that must be met to maintain certification, unless the
2certificate is earlier revoked because of erroneous issuance or because the premises,
3dwelling, or unit of the dwelling is not safe from lead-bearing paint hazards. The
4rules shall specify that the face of the certificate shall indicate the certificate's length
5of validity. The rules shall further specify that applications for certificates of
6lead-safe status for identical premises may be made only as follows:

AB100,987,99 254.911 (1) "Cigarette" has the meaning given in s. 139.30 (1) (1m).

AB100,987,2011 255.06 (2) Well-woman program. (intro.) From the appropriation under s.
1220.435 (5) (cb), the department shall administer a well-woman program to provide
13reimbursement for health care screenings, referrals, follow-ups, case management,
14and patient education provided to low-income, underinsured, and uninsured
15women. Reimbursement to service providers under this section shall be at the rate
16of reimbursement for identical services provided under medicare, except that, if
17projected costs under this section exceed the amounts appropriated under s. 20.435
18(5) (cb), the department shall modify services or reimbursement accordingly. Within
19this limitation, the department shall implement the well-woman program to do all
20of the following:

AB100,988,723 255.06 (2) (a) Breast cancer screening services. Provide not more than $422,600
24in each fiscal year as reimbursement for the provision of breast cancer screening
25services to women who are aged 40 years or older and whose income does not exceed

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1250 percent of the poverty line, by a hospital or organization that has a
2mammography unit available for use and that is selected by the department under
3procedures established by the department. Recipients of services under this
4paragraph are subject to a copayment, payable to the service provider, for which the
5department shall reduce reimbursement to the service provider, as follows: The
6department shall reduce reimbursement for a service provided under this paragraph
7by the amount of any applicable 3rd-party coverage.