Acts Index

alcohol and other drug abuse Alcohol and other drug abuse

Alternatives to prosecuting and incarcerating offenders who abuse alcohol or other drugs: counties required to match portion of OJA grants [Sec. 330] -  Act 32

Brighter Futures Initiative: funding transfers [Sec. 653e, 661, 1323] -  Act 32

Categorical school aid programs and grants eliminated re AODA prevention and treatment, preschool to grade 5, nursing services, advanced placement courses, English instruction for Southeast Asian children, STEM, and improving MPS pupil academic achievement [Sec. 527, 531-534, 538, 539, 2438-2443, 2451, 2457, 2482m, 2533, 2552, 3512-3517, 3519-3525] -  Act 32

Juvenile placement at a detention facility, jail, or non-secure custody designated by the court revisions; AODA treatment provision [Sec. 3517g, r, 3526g-gk]  -  Act 32

UI benefits: waiting period and failure of or refusal to take a test for illegal drugs required by employer or potential employer; DWD provision [Sec. 2403e-x, 9354 (1q), (2q)]  -  Act 32

Youth diversion program grants to certain counties reduced [Sec. 9101 (1)] -  Act 32

alcohol beverage Alcohol beverage, see also Alcohol and other drug abuse; Drunken driving; Implied consent or alcohol concentration

Three-tier alcohol beverage distribution system revisions, wholesaler license replaced with permit and may not hold ownership interest in a brewer, fermented malt beverage warehousing and sales, out-of-state shippers and brewers, multiple licenses and permits for brewers, distribution restrictions, restaurant and brewpub provisions, DOR duties and special agent funding [Sec. 751m, 2603m-2604bk, bm-ge, gg-ji, 2637m]  -  Act 32

alcohol beverage _ regulation Alcohol beverage — Regulation

Alcohol beverage retailers: closing hours for Class ``A" and ``Class A" license holders changed, municipal ordinance provision -  Act 97

Homemade wine and fermented malt beverages: standards for which a license or permit is not required and occupational taxes not owed revised; no fees may be charged at a competition, exhibition, or tasting and municipalities may regulate by ordinance; JSCTE appendix report -  Act 200

Movie theaters: Class ``B" license exemption created and exception allowing underage person on licensed premises [Sec. 2604bL, gfe, gfg, k] -  Act 32

Small winery cooperative wholesalers: meeting with DOR and U.W. Center for Cooperatives and publicly available reports requirement eliminated -  Act 175

Three-tier alcohol beverage distribution system revisions, wholesaler license replaced with permit and may not hold ownership interest in a brewer, fermented malt beverage warehousing and sales, out-of-state shippers and brewers, multiple licenses and permits for brewers, distribution restrictions, restaurant and brewpub provisions, DOR duties and special agent funding [Sec. 751m, 2603m-2604bk, bm-ge, gg-ji, 2637m]  -  Act 32

Wine or fermented malt beverages made at supply stores and not sold or offered for sale: exceptions to manufacturing license or permit and occupational tax requirements; operator's license provision; JSCTE appendix report -  Act 179

Winery may make retail sales and provide taste samples on fairgrounds under a ``Class B" license issued to the fair association, DATCP aid provision -  Act 129

alcohol beverage _ sale to minors Alcohol beverage — Sale to minors

Movie theaters: Class ``B" license exemption created and exception allowing underage person on licensed premises [Sec. 2604bL, gfe, gfg, k] -  Act 32

alcohol beverage _ taxation Alcohol beverage — Taxation

Homemade wine and fermented malt beverages: standards for which a license or permit is not required and occupational taxes not owed revised; no fees may be charged at a competition, exhibition, or tasting and municipalities may regulate by ordinance; JSCTE appendix report -  Act 200

Wine or fermented malt beverages made at supply stores and not sold or offered for sale: exceptions to manufacturing license or permit and occupational tax requirements; operator's license provision; JSCTE appendix report -  Act 179

alcohol concentration Alcohol concentration, see Implied consent or alcohol concentration

alderperson Alderperson, see Municipality — Council

alien Alien

FoodShare benefits to qualified aliens eliminated [Sec. 1534] -  Act 32

Nonresident tuition exemption for aliens under set conditions eliminated [Sec. 995, 1096, 9346 (2), 9352 (2)]  -  Act 32

all_terrain vehicle _atv_ All-terrain vehicle (ATV), see Recreation vehicle

alternate fuel Alternate fuel, see Fuel

american indian American Indian, see Indian gaming and compacts; Indians and tribal issues

american red cross American Red Cross, see Organization, Miscellaneous

amusement Amusement

Film production services tax credit application fee revised -  Act 67

Film production tax credit administration transferred from Comm.Dept to Tour.Dept [Sec. 1874-1877, 2004-2007, 2115-2118, 3368] -  Act 32

anesthesia Anesthesia, see Medical service

animal Animal, see also Animal — Disease; Dogs; Fish and fishing; Game; Game — Hunting; Game bird; Livestock and meat

Animals killed by vehicles: bear, wild turkey, and certain small game provisions created; law enforcement officer and hunting or trapping approval conditions -  Act 251

Brucellosis: testing requirements repealed for milk, cream, cattle, and American bison; prohibition on moving or selling American bison and certain animals without a negative test report eliminated -  Act 281

Wolf harvesting licenses: DNR authorized to issue if the wolf is removed from endangered and threatened species lists; wolf depredation program created re damage to livestock, hunting dogs, and pets -  Act 169

animal _ disease Animal — Disease

Brucellosis: testing requirements repealed for milk, cream, cattle, and American bison; prohibition on moving or selling American bison and certain animals without a negative test report eliminated -  Act 281

animal _ treatment Animal — Treatment

Mistreating animals statutes do not apply to animals used for research or experimentation in certain situations [Sec. 3539g-s] -  Act 32

annexation Annexation, see Municipality — Annexation

annuities Annuities, see Retirement — Private plans

aoda AODA, see Alcohol and other drug abuse

apartment Apartment, see Landlord and tenant

appeals Appeals, see specific subject

appeals court Appeals court, see Court — Appellate; Supreme Court

appellate procedure Appellate procedure, see Court — Appellate

appointment power of governor Appointment power of governor, see Governor — Appointments

apportionment Apportionment, see Redistricting

appropriation Appropriation, see also Budget bills and process; Claims; Federal aid; Shared revenue; specific subject

Appropriation schedule repealed and recreated; general effective dates [Sec. 370m-373, 9400] -  Act 32

DOA Secretary required lapse to the general fund for the 2009-11 fiscal biennium: 2011 WisAct 13 amount further reduced -  Act 27

DOA Secretary required to lapse to the general fund from unencumbered balances of executive branch agencies, other than sum sufficient and federal revenue appropriations, for fiscal biennia 2011-13 and 2013-15, U.W. System exception; JCLO lapse for 2011-13 and 2013-15 biennia required [Sec. 9230 (1), 9255 (1)] -  Act 32

DOA Secretary required transfers or lapses to the general fund for the 2009-11 fiscal biennium revised  -  Act 13

GPR: limitation on state appropriations from eliminated [Sec. 33] -  Act 32

Income augmentation revenue: lapse to general fund -  Act 10

Injured Patients and Families Compensation Fund: certain amount transferred from general fund  -  Act 27

Lapses to general fund re employer savings in fringe benefit costs -  Act 10

Lapses to general fund re employer savings in fringe benefit costs: 2011 WisAct 10 provisions repealed  -  Act 27

MA program unencumbered balance reverts to the general fund at the end of the 2009-11 fiscal biennium  -  Act 10

OCI general program operations appropriation lapse to general fund [Sec. 493] -  Act 32

Statutorily required general fund balance modified [Sec. 368-370] -  Act 32

Temporary reallocations to general fund modified [Sec. 367m] -  Act 32

Transportation fund: DOA Secretary to transfer certain amount from general fund [Sec. 221s, 9201 (1q)]  -  Act 32

WHEDA surplus: transfer to general fund [Sec. 9224 (1f)] -  Act 32

aquaculture Aquaculture, see Fish and fishing — Commercial

arbitration Arbitration, see Collective bargaining

armed forces Armed forces, see Military personnel; United States — specific military service

arra _american recovery and reinvestment act of 2009_ ARRA (American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009), see Federal aid

arrest Arrest, see Crime and criminals

arts board Arts Board

Arts Board placed in Tour.Dept rather than attached to Tour.Dept; Percent for Art Program eliminated [Sec. 47, 168, 502-517, 739, 1177-1196, 1198-1236, 1742-1745, 2867, 2868, 9104 (1), (2)] -  Act 32

ashland county Ashland County

RTAs eliminated; dissolution and winding down of existing RTAs [Sec. 751g, h, 772g, r, 922e-v, 1139m, 1679d-t, 1720b, 1727m, 1729g, r, 1745m, 1747r, 1754r, 1894r, 1895r, 2014r, 2177m, 2180m, 2183d-r, 2187d-n, 2237e-o, 3182g, r, 3471m, 3567m, 9148 (3u), 9448 (6u)] -  Act 32

ashwaubenon, village of Ashwaubenon, Village of, see Brown County

assembly Assembly, see Legislature and its subheadings

assembly district Assembly district, see Redistricting

assessment or assessor Assessment or assessor, see Hospitals; Property tax — Assessment

athletics Athletics, see also School — Health program

Concussion and head injury guidelines for youth athletic activities: DPI and WIAA directed to develop; civil liability immunity and health care provider provisions  -  Act 172

attorney Attorney, see also District attorney; Power of attorney

Cates, Richard Lyman: life, public service, and contributions to the legal profession commended upon his death [AJR-57]  -  JR-20

Division administrator: additional position for DWD and WERC, attorney provision; salary group for positions with information technology management responsibility changed; Division of Enterprise Technology created in DOA [Sec. 91m, 805, 809, 2754, 2755a, 2763, 2763m]  -  Act 32

Electronic juvenile court records re Children's Code or Juvenile Justice Code proceedings made available to law enforcement, juvenile court, municipal court, court of criminal jurisdiction, and certain prosecutors, attorneys, and guardians ad litem; restrictions on information re physical and mental health and sensitive personal matters; Director of State Courts, CCAP, confidentiality, and forfeiture provisions  -  Act 270

Inadvertent disclosure of protected or privileged information (Wis.Stats, s.804.01, 805.07, 905.03) 11/1/12 [SCO no.12-03] -  SCO

State agency attorney pay progression plan, JCF approval [Sec. 9155 (3c)] [vetoed] -  AB-40