149.47(3) (3)
149.47(3)(a)(a) The authority shall determine which bids or proposals are reasonably likely to be awarded the contract and shall provide each offerer of such a bid or proposal a fair and equal opportunity to discuss the bid or proposal. The authority may negotiate with each offerer in order to obtain terms that are advantageous to the authority. Prior to the award of the contract, any offerer may revise his or her bid or proposal. The authority shall keep a written record of all meetings, conferences, oral presentations, discussions, negotiations, and evaluations of bids or proposals under this section.
149.47(3)(b) (b) In opening, discussing, and negotiating bids or proposals, the authority may not disclose any information that would reveal the terms of a competing bid or proposal.
149.47(4) (4)
149.47(4)(a)(a) After receiving each offerer's best and final offer, the authority shall determine which proposal is most advantageous and shall award the contract to the person who offered it. The authority's determination shall be based only on price and the other evaluation factors specified in the request for bids or proposals. The authority shall state in writing the reason for the award and shall place the statement in the contract file.
149.47(4)(b) (b) Following the award of the contract, the authority shall prepare a register of all bids or proposals.
149.47 History History: 2005 a. 74.
149.50 149.50 Political activities.
149.50(1) (1) No employee of the authority may directly or indirectly solicit or receive subscriptions or contributions for any partisan political party or any political purpose while engaged in his or her official duties as an employee. No employee of the authority may engage in any form of political activity calculated to favor or improve the chances of any political party or any person seeking or attempting to hold partisan political office while engaged in his or her official duties as an employee or engage in any political activity while not engaged in his or her official duties as an employee to such an extent that the person's efficiency during working hours will be impaired or that he or she will be tardy or absent from work. Any violation of this section is adequate grounds for dismissal.
149.50(2) (2) If an employee of the authority declares an intention to run for partisan political office, the employee shall be placed on a leave of absence for the duration of the election campaign and if elected shall no longer be employed by the authority on assuming the duties and responsibilities of such office.
149.50(3) (3) An employee of the authority may be granted, by the executive director, a leave of absence to participate in partisan political campaigning.
149.50(4) (4) Persons on leave of absence under sub. (2) or (3) shall not be subject to the restrictions of sub. (1), except as they apply to the solicitation of assistance, subscription, or support from any other employee in the authority.
149.50 History History: 2005 a. 74.
149.53 149.53 Liability limited.
149.53(1)(1) Neither the state nor any political subdivision of the state nor any officer, employee, or agent of the state or a political subdivision who is acting within the scope of employment or agency is liable for any debt, obligation, act, or omission of the authority.
149.53(2) (2) All of the expenses incurred by the authority in exercising its duties and powers under this chapter shall be payable only from funds of the authority.
149.53 History History: 2005 a. 74.
subch. IV of ch. 149 SUBCHAPTER IV
HEALTH CARE TAX CREDIT PROGRAM
149.60 149.60 Definition. In this subchapter, "eligible individual" has the meaning given in 26 USC 35 (c).
149.60 History History: 2005 a. 74.
149.65 149.65 Program requirements.
149.65(1) (1) Subject to sub. (2), the authority shall design and administer a program of health care coverage, called the Health Care Tax Credit Program, under which a covered eligible individual may receive an income tax credit under 26 USC 35 for a portion of premiums paid for the coverage. The Health Care Tax Credit Program shall be designed to satisfy the requirements of qualified health insurance under 26 USC 35 (e) (1) (E), (2), and (3).
149.65(2) (2)Subsection (1) applies only as long as federal law provides for income tax credits for premiums paid for coverage that satisfies the requirements specified in sub. (1).
149.65 History History: 2005 a. 74.
149.70 149.70 Eligibility. An individual shall be eligible for coverage under the Health Care Tax Credit Program if the individual is any of the following:
149.70(1) (1) An eligible individual for whom all of the following apply:
149.70(1)(a) (a) The aggregate of the individual's periods of creditable coverage, determined in the manner provided by rule under s. 149.115, is 3 months or more.
149.70(1)(b) (b) The individual does not have other health care coverage.
149.70(1)(c) (c) The individual is not confined in a prison, jail, or house of correction.
149.70(2) (2) An individual who is a qualifying family member, as defined in 26 USC 35 (d), of an eligible individual described in sub. (1) and who does not have other health care coverage.
149.70 History History: 2005 a. 74.
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