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(a) A legal and an informal definition of sexual exploitation by a therapist.
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(b) A brief description of common personal reactions and histories of a victim
21of sexual exploitation.
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(c) A patient's or client's bill of rights.
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(d) A list of the options for reporting sexual exploitation and instructions for
24each option.
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1(e) A full description of administrative, civil, criminal and professional
2association complaint procedures.
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(f) A description of services available for the support of a victim of sexual
4exploitation.
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5Section
6. 441.115 of the statutes is renumbered 441.115 (1).
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6Section
7. 441.115 (2) of the statutes is created to read:
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441.115
(2) A person whose license is revoked under s. 441.07 (1d) (a) may work
8as a researcher in the area of nursing or as an administrator of an institution that
9provides training for nurses, provides nursing services or conducts research in the
10area of nursing if the person does not engage in the practice of professional nursing
11or the practice of practical nursing.
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12Section
8. 448.02 (3g) of the statutes is created to read:
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448.02
(3g) Sexual exploitation by a therapist. (a) If a person licensed as a
14physician under this chapter is convicted under s. 940.22 (2) and the person has no
15previous convictions under that section, the board shall revoke his or her license for
163 years. If the person is convicted under s. 940.22 (2) and has a previous conviction
17under that section, the board shall revoke his or her license permanently.
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(b) The board may not reinstate the license of a person whose license has been
19revoked under par. (a) and who is eligible for reinstatement of his or her license
20unless the person has submitted evidence satisfactory to the board that he or she has
21been evaluated for the need for treatment by, and has completed any recommended
22treatment with, a person or facility that the board considers qualified and
23appropriate to evaluate and treat the person whose license has been revoked.
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(c) In any proceeding for revocation under par. (a), the board shall allow a
25patient or client who has an interest in the proceeding, or the patient's or client's
1designated representative, to attend all hearings held by the board concerning the
2proceeding. The board shall give notice of the hearing to the patient, client or
3designated representative by mailing a written statement informing the patient,
4client or designated representative of the time, place and nature of the hearing. The
5notice shall be mailed at least 10 days before the date of the hearing.
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(d) The board shall maintain a record of a complaint that a person licensed
7under this chapter violated s. 940.22 (2) and of any proceedings under this section
8based on that complaint for 10 years after the date on which the complaint is
9received.
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10Section
9. 448.02 (3r) of the statutes is created to read:
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448.02
(3r) Notice of decision. The board shall notify a patient or client who
12has an interest in a proceeding under this section, or the patient's or client's
13designated representative, as soon as reasonably practical after the board makes a
14final decision on whether to suspend, limit or revoke a license, certificate or limited
15permit or reprimand a person holding a license, certificate or limited permit granted
16by the board. The board shall notify the patient, client or designated representative
17of the board's final decision under this subsection, by telephone and by a written
18statement mailed to the patient, client or designated representative.
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19Section
10. 448.02 (6) of the statutes is renumbered 448.02 (6) (a) and
20amended to read:
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448.02
(6) (a)
The Except as provided in par. (b) and sub. (3g), the board may
22restore any license, certificate or limited permit which has been voluntarily
23surrendered or revoked under any of the provisions of this chapter, on such terms and
24conditions as it may deem appropriate.
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25Section
11. 448.02 (6) (b) of the statutes is created to read:
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1448.02
(6) (b) If a license, certificate or limited permit is revoked under sub.
2(3g), the board shall mail a written notice of any hearing that the board holds on the
3application for reinstatement to a patient or client whose complaint formed a basis
4for the conviction and to the office of the district attorney that handled the
5prosecution of the licensee, if they can be found. The notice shall be mailed at least
62 weeks before the hearing. The notice shall inform the person or office notified of
7the manner in which the person or office may provide written statements to the board
8concerning the application for reinstatement. The board shall give consideration to
9any written statements provided by the person or office and received on or before the
10date specified in the notice.
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11Section
12. 448.03 (2) (jm) of the statutes is created to read:
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448.03
(2) (jm) Any person whose license, certificate or limited permit is
13revoked under s. 448.02 (3g) (a) who is working solely as a researcher in an area of
14practice regulated under this chapter or solely as an administrator of an institution
15that provides training or services or conducts research in an area of practice
16regulated under this chapter.
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17Section
13. 448.35 of the statutes is created to read:
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18448.35 Information on sexual exploitation by licensees. (1) The board
19shall publish an informational brochure about sexual exploitation by a person who
20holds a license, certificate or limited permit under this chapter. The brochure shall
21be made available to all applicants for and holders of licenses, certificates or limited
22permits under this chapter and to a patient or client who complains to the board or
23another authority about sexual exploitation by a person who holds a license,
24certificate or limited permit under this chapter. The brochure shall be developed by
25the board in consultation with the board of nursing, the psychology examining board,
1the examining board of social workers, marriage and family therapists and
2professional counselors and the coalition for ethics in professional relationships.
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3(2) The brochure prepared under sub. (1) shall include all of the following
4information:
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(a) A legal and an informal definition of sexual exploitation by a therapist.
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(b) A brief description of common personal reactions and histories of a victim
7of sexual exploitation.
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(c) A patient's or client's bill of rights.
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(d) A list of the options for reporting sexual exploitation and instructions for
10each option.
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(e) A full description of administrative, civil, criminal and professional
12association complaint procedures.
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(f) A description of services available for the support of a victim of sexual
14exploitation.
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15Section
14. 455.02 (4) of the statutes is created to read:
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455.02
(4) Nothing in this chapter prevents a person whose license is revoked
17under s. 455.09 (1g) (a) from working as a researcher in the field of psychology or as
18an administrator of an institution that provides psychological training or services or
19from conducting psychological research if the person does not offer to provide
20psychological services and does not provide psychological services to individuals.
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21Section
15. 455.085 of the statutes is created to read:
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22455.085 Information on sexual exploitation by licensees. (1) The
23examining board shall publish an informational brochure about sexual exploitation
24by a person licensed under this chapter. The brochure shall be made available to all
25applicants for licenses and all licensees under this chapter and to a patient or client
1who complains to the examining board or another authority about sexual
2exploitation by a licensee. The brochure shall be developed by the examining board
3in consultation with the board of nursing, the medical examining board, the
4examining board of social workers, marriage and family therapists and professional
5counselors and the coalition for ethics in professional relationships.
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6(2) The brochure prepared under sub. (1) shall include all of the following
7information:
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(a) A legal and an informal definition of sexual exploitation by a therapist.
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(b) A brief description of common personal reactions and histories of a victim
10of sexual exploitation.
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(c) A patient's or client's bill of rights.
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(d) A list of the options for reporting sexual exploitation and instructions for
13each option.
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(e) A full description of administrative, civil, criminal and professional
15association complaint procedures.
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(f) A description of services available for the support of a victim of sexual
17exploitation.
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18Section
16. 455.09 (1g) of the statutes is created to read:
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455.09
(1g) (a) If a licensee is convicted under s. 940.22 (2) and the licensee has
20no previous convictions under that section, the examining board shall revoke his or
21her license for 3 years. If the licensee is convicted under s. 940.22 (2) and has a
22previous conviction under that section, the examining board shall revoke his or her
23license permanently.
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(b) The examining board may not reinstate the license of a licensee whose
25license has been revoked under par. (a) and who is eligible for reinstatement of his
1or her license unless the licensee has submitted evidence satisfactory to the
2examining board that he or she has been evaluated for the need for treatment by, and
3has completed any recommended treatment with, a person or facility that the
4examining board considers qualified and appropriate to evaluate and treat the
5licensee.
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(c) In any proceeding for revocation under par. (a), the examining board shall
7allow a patient or client who has an interest in the proceeding, or the patient's or
8client's designated representative, to attend all hearings held by the examining
9board concerning the proceeding. The examining board shall give notice of the
10hearing to the patient, client or designated representative by mailing a written
11statement informing the patient, client or designated representative of the time,
12place and nature of the hearing. The notice shall be mailed at least 10 days before
13the date of the hearing.
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(d) The examining board shall maintain a record of a complaint that a licensee
15violated s. 940.22 (2) and of any proceedings under this section based on that
16complaint for 10 years after the date on which the complaint is received.
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17Section
17. 455.09 (1r) of the statutes is created to read:
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455.09
(1r) The examining board shall notify a patient or client who has an
19interest in a proceeding under this section, or the patient's or client's designated
20representative, as soon as reasonably practical after the examining board makes a
21final decision on whether to suspend, limit or revoke a license or reprimand a
22licensee. The examining board shall notify the patient, client or designated
23representative of the examining board's final decision under this subsection, by
24telephone and by a written statement mailed to the patient, client or designated
25representative.
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1Section
18. 455.09 (3) of the statutes is renumbered 455.09 (3) (a) and
2amended to read:
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455.09
(3) (a) A revoked license may not be renewed.
One Except as provided
4in sub. (1g), one year from the date of revocation of a license under this chapter,
5application may be made for reinstatement. The examining board may accept or
6reject an application for reinstatement. If reinstatement is granted, the licensee
7shall pay a reinstatement fee in an amount equal to the renewal fee.
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8Section
19. 455.09 (3) (b) of the statutes is created to read:
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455.09
(3) (b) If a license is revoked under sub. (1g), the examining board shall
10mail a written notice of any hearing that the examining board holds on the
11application for reinstatement to a patient or client whose complaint formed a basis
12for the conviction and to the office of the district attorney that handled the
13prosecution of the licensee, if they can be found. The notice shall be mailed at least
142 weeks before the hearing. The notice shall inform the person or office notified of
15the manner in which the person or office may provide written statements to the
16examining board concerning the application for reinstatement. The examining
17board shall give consideration to any written statements provided by the person or
18district attorney's office and received on or before the date specified in the notice.
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19Section
20. 457.02 (3m) of the statutes is created to read:
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457.02
(3m) Restrict any individual whose certificate is revoked under s.
21457.26 (3) (a) from working solely as a researcher in any area of practice regulated
22under this chapter or solely as an administrator of an institution that provides
23training or services or conducts research in an area of practice regulated under this
24chapter.
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25Section
21. 457.035 of the statutes is created to read:
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1457.035 Information on sexual exploitation by licensees. (1) The
2examining board shall publish an informational brochure about sexual exploitation
3by an individual certified under this chapter. The brochure shall be made available
4to all applicants for certificates and all certificate holders under this chapter and to
5a patient or client who complains to the examining board or another authority about
6sexual exploitation by a certificate holder. The brochure shall be developed by the
7examining board in consultation with the board of nursing, the medical examining
8board, the psychology examining board, and the coalition for ethics in professional
9relationships.
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10(2) The brochure prepared under sub. (1) shall include all of the following
11information:
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(a) A legal and an informal definition of sexual exploitation by a therapist.
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(b) A brief description of common personal reactions and histories of a victim
14of sexual exploitation.
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(c) A patient's or client's bill of rights.
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(d) A list of the options for reporting sexual exploitation and instructions for
17each option.
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(e) A full description of administrative, civil, criminal and professional
19association complaint procedures.
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(f) A description of services available for the support of a victim of sexual
21exploitation.
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22Section
22. 457.25 (4) of the statutes is amended to read:
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457.25
(4) Any circuit court that appoints a guardian of the person or estate
24of a certificate holder or makes a judgment or other determination that a certificate
25holder is mentally ill or mentally incompetent
or, that a certificate holder has done
1any of the acts enumerated in s. 457.26 (2)
or that a certificate holder has been
2convicted of an offense specified under s. 457.26 (3) shall submit a written report of
3the appointment, judgment or determination to the appropriate section of the
4examining board within 30 days after the date on which the appointment, judgment
5or determination is made.
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6Section
23. 457.26 (3) of the statutes is created to read:
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457.26
(3) (a) If a certificate holder is convicted under s. 940.22 (2) and the
8certificate holder has no previous convictions under that section, the appropriate
9section of the examining board shall revoke his or her certificate for 3 years. If the
10certificate holder is convicted under s. 940.22 (2) and has a previous conviction under
11that section, the appropriate section of the examining board shall revoke his or her
12certificate permanently.
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(b) The appropriate section of the examining board may not reinstate the
14certificate of a certificate holder whose certificate has been revoked under par. (a)
15and who is eligible for reinstatement of his or her certificate unless the certificate
16holder has submitted evidence satisfactory to the appropriate section of the
17examining board that he or she has been evaluated for the need for treatment by, and
18has completed any recommended treatment with, a person or facility that the
19appropriate section of the examining board considers qualified and appropriate to
20evaluate and treat the certificate holder.
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(c) In any proceeding for revocation under par. (a), the appropriate section of
22the examining board shall allow a patient or client who has an interest in the
23proceeding, or the patient's or client's designated representative, to attend all
24hearings held by that section of the examining board concerning the proceeding.
25That section of the examining board shall give notice of the hearing to the patient,
1client or designated representative by mailing a written statement informing the
2patient, client or designated representative of the time, place and nature of the
3hearing. The notice shall be mailed at least 10 days before the date of the hearing.
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(d) The appropriate section of the examining board shall maintain a record of
5a complaint that a certificate holder violated s. 940.22 (2) and of any proceedings
6under this section based on that complaint for 10 years after the date on which the
7complaint is received.
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8Section
24. 457.26 (4) of the statutes is created to read:
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457.26
(4) The appropriate section of the examining board shall notify a patient
10or client who has an interest in a proceeding under this section, or the patient's or
11client's designated representative, as soon as reasonably practical after that section
12of the examining board makes a final decision on whether to suspend, limit or revoke
13a certificate or reprimand a certificate holder. That section of the examining board
14shall notify the patient, client or designated representative of that section's final
15decision under this subsection, by telephone and by a written statement mailed to
16the patient, client or designated representative.
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17Section
25. 457.26 (5) of the statutes is created to read:
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457.26
(5) If a certificate is revoked under sub. (3) (a), and the certificate holder
19applies for reinstatement of the certificate, the appropriate section of the examining
20board shall mail a written notice of any hearing which that section of the examining
21board holds on the application for reinstatement to a patient or client whose
22complaint formed a basis for the conviction and to the office of the district attorney
23that handled the prosecution of the certificate holder, if they can be found. The notice
24shall be mailed at least 2 weeks before the hearing. The notice shall inform the
25person or office notified of the manner in which the person or office may provide
1written statements to that section of the examining board concerning the application
2for reinstatement. That section of the examining board shall give consideration to
3any written statements provided by the person or office and received on or before the
4date specified in the notice.
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5Section
26. 940.22 (3) (e) of the statutes is created to read:
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940.22
(3) (e) The department or any examining board, affiliated credentialing
7board or board in the department or a district attorney's office that receives a report
8under par. (b) 1 or 2 shall maintain a record of the report for 10 years after the date
9on which the report is received, unless a longer period is required under s. 978.07 (1)
10(a) to (c).
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11Section
27. 978.07 (1) (d) of the statutes is amended to read:
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978.07
(1) (d)
Any Except as provided in s. 940.22 (3) (e), any other district
13attorney record not included under pars. (a) to (c) made or received in connection with
14a transaction as evidence of a district attorney's activities or functions, after 6 years.
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16(1) The treatment of sections 441.07 (1d), 448.02 (3g), 455.09 (1g) and 457.26
17(3) of the statutes first applies to offenses occurring on the effective date of this
18subsection, but does not preclude the counting of other convictions as prior
19convictions for purposes of permanently revoking a person's professional credential.