Subject Index

HIRSP Authority changes [Sec. 213, 675, 679, 761, 2876-2880, 2885-2895; Enrolled SB-40: further revisions, deletes 2879, 2880, 2886-2891, 2894, 2895] -  SB40

HIRSP Authority changes; Health Care Tax Credit Program requirement repealed -  AB445

HIRSP Authority changes; Health Care Tax Credit Program requirement repealed [S.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions, Health Care Tax Credit Program provision removed, OCI to approve exceptions for persons ineligible for HIRSP coverage, MA demonstration project provision added]  - SB226

HIRSP pilot program for certain drugs for persons with HIV [Sec. 402, 1646, 2883, 2884; Enrolled SB-40: DHFS report on modifying pilot program re purchase of drugs, 3035r, s, 9121 (7p)] -  SB40

Illegal drug use: civil liability for injuries caused by [A.Sub.Amdt.1 or A.Amdt.1; deleted by Conf.Sub.Amdt.1]  - SB40

``Intoxicant" definition re drunken driving broadened to include a substance consumed contrary to its intended use to induce intoxication or elation effects - AB608

Marijuana: medical necessity defense and immunity from arrest and prosecution; registry created; federal law provisions - AB550

Medicare Part D re persons with HIV infections: restriction on DHFS subsidization of premiums revised [Sec. 3037, 3038] - SB40

Medication for purpose of ending life: certain individuals permitted to make written requests for; requirements specified; physician, BOALTC, and penalty provisions  - AB298

Medication for purpose of ending life: certain individuals permitted to make written requests for; requirements specified; physician, BOALTC, and penalty provisions  - SB151

Multijurisdictional enforcement group DA positions in Dane, Milwaukee, and St. Croix counties; federal Byrne Justice Assistant Grant funding [Enrolled SB-40: Sec. 9101 (6L), 9111 (1L)-(3L)] -  SB40

Nonprescription drugs: income and franchise tax credits created re sales and use taxes paid on purchase of  - AB659

Nonprescription drugs: sales and use tax exemption created -  AB430

Nonprescription drugs: sales and use tax exemption created -  SB205

Outpatient prescription drug dual eligibles: MA coverage eliminated [Sec. 1589, 1591, 1603] -  SB40

Pharmacy benefits purchasing pool: prohibiting imposition of enrollment fee for set period of time, state required to pay GIB from GPR -  AB860

Pharmacy dispensing fee increase for generic drugs re certain MA programs; DHFS duties specified [Enrolled SB-40: Sec. 9121 (7j)] -  SB40

Postsecondary student convicted of manufacturing, distributing, or delivering a controlled substance or analog is ineligible for state financial assistance -  AB151

Postsecondary student convicted of manufacturing, distributing, or delivering a controlled substance or analog is ineligible for state financial assistance -  SB67

Prescription drug advertising prohibited; exceptions provided - AB204

Prescription drug advertising prohibited; exceptions provided - SB118

Prescription drug assistance for the elderly: appropriation for payments to pharmacies and pharmacists decreased for fiscal year 2006-07 [Sec. 9221 (3)] -  AB72

Prescription drug assistance for the elderly: appropriation for payments to pharmacies and pharmacists decreased for fiscal year 2006-07 [Sec. 9221 (3)] -  SB39

Prescription drug assistance for the elderly: DHFS report requirement re compliance of certain pharmacies and pharmacists repealed [Sec. 1654] -  SB40

Prescription drug assistance program for the elderly: DHFS to seek amendment to federal Medicaid waiver to allow property taxes be deducted from income when determining eligibility - AB137

Prescription drug assistance program for the elderly: DHFS to seek amendment to federal Medicaid waiver to allow property taxes be deducted from income when determining eligibility - SB76

Prescription drug manufacturer prohibited from giving or offering anything of monetary value to any practitioner to encourage prescribing the manufacturer's drugs; fine provision; product samples excluded -  AB12

Prescription drugs: exception to Unfair Sales Act created -  AB713

``Proper Drug Disposal Day" proclaimed June 7, 2008 -  AJR93

Protective placements and protective services, involuntary administration of psychotropic medication, guardianships, conservatorships, wards, and services for adults at risk and elder adults at risk: reconciliation of 2005 WisActs 264, 387, and 388 -  AB279

Protective placements and protective services, involuntary administration of psychotropic medication, guardianships, conservatorships, wards, and services for adults at risk and elder adults at risk: reconciliation of 2005 WisActs 264, 387, and 388 -  SB153

Provider claims under MA, Badger Care, and the prescription drug assistance program for the elderly: DHFS requirements to issue payments codified, exceptions provided  - AB385

Rare disease or condition: health insurance policies and plans required to cover prescription drugs; OCI duty specified; definition provided -  AB16

Rental unit tenancy termination for drug offense conviction permitted -  AB692

Special orders of business for March 5, 2008 established re AB-47, AB-67, AB-92, AB-151, AB-212, AB-281, AB-346, AB-424, AB-479, AB-486, AB-517, AB-543, AB-553, AB-569, AB-579, AB-603, AB-635, AB-645, AB-663, AB-672, AB-673, AB-676, AB-677, AB-692, AB-693, AB-717, AB-736, AB-753, AB-755, AB-771, AB-772, AB-793, AB-804, AB-805, AB-817, AB-819, AB-825, AB-835, AB-842, AB-853, AB-864, AB-869, AB-872, AB-901, SB-69, SB-176, SB-272, SB-289, SB-294, SB-324, SB-325, SB-326, SB-327, SB-328, SB-335, SB-368, SB-369, SB-370 - AR16

SSN requirement re MA, Badger Care, or elderly drug assistance program: exemption expanded re well-established religious objections [Sec. 1673, 1674, 9321 (8)]  - SB40

Substance abuse program for purposes of the earned release program: Corr.Dept and DHFS may provide [Sec. 3168]  - SB40

Vitamins: sales and use tax exemptions created -  SB360

Wholesale drug distributor licensing requirements created; Pharmacy Examining Board authority; electronic track and trace pedigree technology requirement [Enrolled SB-40: Sec. 217h, 678t, 686r, 3462q, 3465p, q, s, 3526a-p, 3530a-i, 9140 (1j), 9440 (1j), (2t)] -  SB40

drunken driving Drunken driving, see also Implied consent or alcohol concentration

Administrative suspension of a driver's license: immediate eligibility for an occupational license (remedial legislation) - AB593

Administrative suspension of operating privileges re OWI-related offense: judicial review and DOT provisions  - AB357

Aircraft OWI and prohibited alcohol concentration penalties made the same as motor vehicle penalties; minor passenger, operating in a reckless manner, and alcohol and other drug assessment and treatment provisions  - AB89

Aircraft OWI and prohibited alcohol concentration penalties made the same as motor vehicle penalties; minor passenger, operating in a reckless manner, and alcohol and other drug assessment and treatment provisions [Enrolled SB-40: Sec. 814m, 1819m, 2665g-r, 3315k, s] - SB40

Aircraft OWI provisions modified - OC7 SB2

Driver improvement surcharge account in DHFS: annual appropriation for alcoholism services for drivers made continuing [Sec. 417] -  SB40

Driver improvement surcharge re OWI conviction increased; portion to go to arresting law enforcement agency  - AB145

Driver improvement surcharge re OWI: exemption for first time offenders removed [Sec. 3435, 9348 (3)]  - SB40

Drunken driving offense: terms of imprisonment increased for second or subsequent conviction - AB490

Drunken driving violation with exceptionally high BAC: increased fines applied to first or second violation  - AB435

Drunken driving violation with exceptionally high BAC: increased fines applied to first or second violation  - SB193

Ignition interlock device: judge required to order for second OWI or prohibited BAC offense -  AB733

Ignition interlock device ordered by court: DOT to place same restriction on occupational license (remedial legislation) - SB369

``Intoxicant" definition re drunken driving broadened to include a substance consumed contrary to its intended use to induce intoxication or elation effects - AB608

Intoxication testing: person arrested for OWI law violation or for injury or homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle is assessed administration costs -  AB498

Legal status check by county sheriff required re felony or OWI offense [A.Sub.Amdt.1 or A.Amdt.1; deleted by Conf. Sub.Amdt.1] -  SB40

Motor vehicle operating privileges: revocation, suspension, and reinstatement revisions; seizure of license by court or law enforcement modified; nonresident, CDL, OWI, and operating after revocation or while suspended provisions  - AB818

Motor vehicle operating privileges: revocation, suspension, and reinstatement revisions; seizure of license by court or law enforcement modified; nonresident, CDL, OWI, and operating after revocation or while suspended provisions  - SB532

Operating privilege suspension or revocation for OWI or prohibited BAC violations: person prohibited from purchasing or leasing a motor vehicle for the duration of the suspension or revocation; occupational license provision  - SB449

OWI arrest: release to attorney, spouse, relative, or other responsible adult revised; law enforcement officer required to seize or immobilize vehicle -  SB27

OWI conviction for 2nd or 3rd offense: expanding a pilot program that reduces period of imprisonment if violator completes probation that includes AODA treatment  - AB911

OWI conviction for 2nd or 3rd offense: expanding a pilot program that reduces period of imprisonment if violator completes probation that includes AODA treatment  - SB546

OWI-related offenses: DOT requirement to purge certain records eliminated; courts forbidden to count offenses more than 10 years old, exceptions provided  - AB734

OWI violation: DOT required to purge record of conviction, suspension, or revocation after 10 years unless a person has a CDL or was operating a commercial motor vehicle at time of offense - AB182

Prisoners in jail: sheriff required to verify citizenship if charged with a felony or OWI and notify U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement if not a citizen or authorized to be in the U.S. - AB711

Repeat drunken driving offenses: felony penalties revised -  AB54

Repeat drunken driving offenses: felony penalties revised [S.Amdt.3: driver improvement surcharge provision]  - SB116

dry cleaning facility Dry cleaning facility, see Environmental protection

dva DVA, see Veterans Affairs, Department of

dwd DWD, see Workforce Development, Department of

dwelling or dwelling code Dwelling or dwelling code, see Housing

dykman, peter j Dykman, Peter J.

Service to the legislature and the LRB commended and wishes for a happy retirement -  AJR84

e - E -

eab EAB, see Educational Approval Board

ear piercing Ear piercing, see Public health

early childhood education Early childhood education, see School — Branches of instruction

earned income tax credit _eitc_ Earned income tax credit (EITC), see Income tax — Credit

earth day Earth Day, see Holidays and special dates

easement Easement

``Agricultural land" definition for property tax assessment purposes modified re stream bank protection easement  - AB950

Conservation easement donation to state or county: income and franchise tax deductions for fair market value created  - AB177

Land under DNR jurisdiction or control: DNR to grant easement to landowner re access to her or his own land  - AB641

Oil pipeline business entity: easement acquisition revisions - AB853

Oil pipeline business entity: easement acquisition revisions - SB522

eau claire, city of Eau Claire, City of, see also University of Wisconsin — Eau Claire

Hobbs Ice Arena in City of Eau Claire: renovation grant from WDF [Enrolled SB-40: Sec. 195, 9108 (8i)]  - SB40

Rail Passenger Route Development Program expanded re routes between Chicago and Milwaukee and between Madison and La Crosse [Sec. 2543; Enrolled SB-40: between Madison and Eau Claire added] -  SB40

Rail Passenger Route Development Program expanded re routes between Chicago and Milwaukee, Madison and La Crosse, and Madison and Eau Claire -  OC7 SB2