2015 - 2016 LEGISLATURE
October 22, 2015 - Introduced by Representatives Czaja and A. Ott, cosponsored
by Senator Tiffany. Referred to Committee on Natural Resources and
Sporting Heritage.
AB434,3,17
1An Act to repeal 29.024 (6) (am), 29.237 (1) (b), 29.301 (3), 29.347 (1), 29.347 (3)
2(b), 29.361 (2), 29.561, 29.563 (14) (bn), 29.563 (14) (c) 5., 29.961 (1) (a), 29.964
3(1), 350.12 (3h) (ar) 1. and 350.12 (3j) (br);
to renumber 23.58 and 29.237 (1)
4(a) 1. to 5.;
to renumber and amend 23.33 (1) (o), 23.33 (2) (ir) 1., 23.33 (2j)
5(a), 29.506 (1), 29.961 (1) (intro.), 29.961 (2), 29.964 (intro.), 29.964 (3), 30.52
6(1m) (ag) 1., 350.01 (22), 350.12 (3) (d), 350.12 (3h) (ar) 2., 350.12 (3j) (a) 1. and
7350.12 (3j) (a) 2.;
to consolidate, renumber and amend 29.237 (1) (intro.)
8and (a) (intro.);
to amend 20.370 (9) (hv), 20.370 (9) (hw), 23.33 (1) (jn), 23.33
9(1m) (a) 2., 23.33 (2) (a), 23.33 (2) (dm) 3., 23.33 (2) (dm) 4., 23.33 (2) (i) (intro.),
1023.33 (2) (i) 1., 23.33 (2) (i) 3., 23.33 (2) (ig) 1. (intro.), 23.33 (2) (ig) 1. a., 23.33
11(2) (ig) 1. b., 23.33 (2) (ig) 2., 23.33 (2) (ir) (title), 23.33 (2j) (b), 23.33 (2j) (e), 23.33
12(2j) (f), 23.33 (5) (b) 2., 23.45 (1) (c), 23.45 (1) (d), 23.59, 29.001 (12), 29.024 (1),
1329.024 (6) (ag), 29.024 (6) (b), 29.024 (6) (d), 29.024 (7), 29.171 (3) (a), 29.171 (3)
14(b), 29.172 (3), 29.173 (3), 29.179 (3) (a), 29.184 (8) (a), 29.184 (8) (b), 29.185 (4)
1(b), 29.185 (7) (a), 29.192 (2) (a), 29.211 (3), 29.216 (3), 29.217 (3), 29.2285 (3)
2(b), 29.2285 (3) (c), 29.231 (4), 29.235 (4), 29.236 (2), 29.237 (2), 29.237 (3),
329.237 (4), 29.324 (3), 29.347 (2), 29.347 (2m) (a), 29.347 (3) (a), 29.501 (6),
429.506 (5) (a), 29.506 (5) (b), 29.506 (6), 29.506 (7) (b), 29.506 (7m) (d), 29.559
5(1) (a), 29.563 (1), 29.563 (11) (intro.), 29.563 (12) (a) 2., 29.563 (14) (intro.),
629.563 (14) (c) 1., 29.569 (5), 29.624 (1), 29.957, 29.961 (1) (c), 29.967 (1) (intro.),
729.971 (2) (a), 29.971 (4), 29.971 (9), 29.971 (9m), 29.971 (11g) (a), 29.971 (11g)
8(b), 29.971 (11m) (a), 29.971 (12), 30.50 (3), 30.50 (3b), 30.52 (1m) (a) (intro.),
930.52 (1m) (a) 1., 30.52 (1m) (a) 3., 30.52 (1m) (ag) 2., 30.52 (1m) (ar), 30.52 (5)
10(a) 1., 30.52 (5) (a) 2., 30.52 (5) (a) 3., 30.52 (5) (a) 4., 30.52 (5) (b) 1., 30.52 (5)
11(b) 2., 30.52 (5) (b) 3., 30.577 (title), 30.577 (1), 30.577 (3), 30.577 (4), 30.74 (1)
12(a), 30.80 (1), 30.80 (3m), 350.01 (10t), 350.05 (2) (b), 350.12 (3) (a) 1., 350.12 (3)
13(a) 3., 350.12 (3) (c) 2., 350.12 (3) (c) 3., 350.12 (3) (cm), 350.12 (3) (e), 350.12 (3h)
14(a) (intro.), 350.12 (3h) (a) 1., 350.12 (3h) (a) 3., 350.12 (3h) (ag) 1. (intro.), 350.12
15(3h) (ag) 1. a., 350.12 (3h) (ag) 1. b., 350.12 (3h) (ag) 2., 350.12 (3j) (bg) 3., 350.12
16(3j) (bg) 4., 350.12 (3j) (d), 350.12 (3j) (e) 1., 350.12 (3j) (e) 2., 350.12 (3j) (e) 3.,
17350.12 (5) (b), 350.12 (5) (c), 350.12 (5) (d), 350.12 (5) (e) and 971.19 (10);
to
18repeal and recreate 29.964 (title); and
to create 23.33 (1) (jc), 23.33 (2) (dg),
1923.33 (2) (im), 23.33 (2h), 23.33 (2j) (a) 2., 23.33 (5) (b) 3., 23.47, 23.58 (2), 23.90
20(6), 29.001 (65), 29.506 (1) (am), 29.555, 29.559 (1) (bm), 29.563 (11) (c), 29.563
21(14) (c) 8., 29.563 (14) (d), 29.569 (3) (bm) 3., 29.961 (2) (b), 29.964 (1m) (title),
2229.964 (2m), 29.964 (3m), 30.50 (9f), 30.50 (13d), 30.52 (1m) (ag) 1. a., 30.523
23(1) (c), 30.678 (2m), 350.01 (10b), 350.05 (2) (c), 350.12 (3) (d) 2., 350.12 (3i),
24350.12 (3j) (a) 1. b. and 350.12 (3j) (a) 2. b. of the statutes;
relating to: carcass
25tags issued under fish and game laws; registration of carcasses of wild animals;
1methods of storing, retrieving, printing, and displaying fish and game
2approvals; counterfeiting or illegal alteration of fish and game approvals;
3forgery in applying for fish and game approvals or for registration of an
4all-terrain vehicle, utility terrain vehicle, or snowmobile; transfers of wolf
5harvesting licenses; the place of trial for a violation of certain fish and game
6laws; methods of issuing, retrieving, reprinting, duplicating, and exhibiting
7registration documents and safety certificates and proving registration for
8all-terrain vehicles, utility terrain vehicles, and snowmobiles; methods of
9issuing, retrieving, reprinting, duplicating, and exhibiting certification and
10registration documents for boats; methods of issuing, retrieving, reprinting,
11and exhibiting proof of a trail pass for all-terrain vehicles and utility terrain
12vehicles and of a trail use sticker for snowmobiles; suspension and revocation
13of a certificate of number or registration for a boat; reasonable suspicion for a
14law enforcement officer to stop an all-terrain vehicle, utility terrain vehicle,
15boat, or snowmobile; extending the time limit for emergency rule procedures;
16providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures; granting
17rule-making authority; making an appropriation; and providing penalties.
Analysis by the Legislative Reference Bureau
Introduction
This bill makes a number of changes to the registration and certification
requirements for all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), utility terrain vehicles (UTVs), boats,
and snowmobiles (collectively, recreational vehicles) and to approvals for hunting,
fishing, and trapping. The bill allows the Department of Natural Resources (DNR)
to designate alternative forms of proof of certain registration, certification, and
approval documents; authorizes DNR to issue reprints of certain approvals and
recreational vehicle safety certificates; authorizes DNR to use a system for accessing
information about an individual's approvals or safety certificates electronically; and
allows for certain receipts to provide proof that a person holds a recreational vehicle
registration, certification, trail pass, or trail use sticker until official documents are
received.
Temporary operating receipts, conservation cards, and proof
Current law requires a person to carry or display proof that the person has been
issued a hunting, fishing, or trapping approval; a recreational vehicle registration
or certificate of number; a recreational vehicle trail pass or trail use sticker; or a
recreational vehicle safety certificate. The required proof is typically in the form of
a paper document, sticker, plate, or decal. This bill authorizes DNR to designate by
rule other forms of acceptable proof and the locations and times during which those
forms of proof are valid.
Under the bill, if DNR maintains a system under which DNR stores information
in an electronic format that relates to individuals who have been issued hunting,
fishing, or trapping approvals or recreational vehicle safety certificates, DNR may
issue a conservation card to any individual who applies for the card for purposes of
enabling DNR to access information about that individual in the system. The bill
allows DNR to authorize an individual to carry a conservation card or another form
of identification in lieu of carrying proof of an approval or safety certificate. The bill
allows DNR to charge a $3.25 fee for a conservation card, along with a 25-cent
issuing fee.
Under current law, a "validated registration receipt" is a receipt issued by DNR
or its agent that shows that an application and the required fees for a registration
certificate or certificate of number for a recreational vehicle have been submitted to
DNR or its agent. The bill changes this term to "temporary operating receipt."
Current law requires an operator of a recreational vehicle to have proof that the
vehicle is registered, or covered by a certificate of number, if applicable, while
operating the vehicle. Depending on the vehicle, this requires attaching certain
plates, decals, or numbers to the vehicle or possessing certain documents while
operating the vehicle. Under this bill, for a recreational vehicle for which the owner
has received a temporary operating receipt but has not yet received the registration
certificate or certificate of number, the bill instead requires the operator to have in
his or her possession, and display to a law enforcement officer on request, proof of the
temporary operating receipt.
This bill also allows DNR to maintain a system under which an individual may
obtain a reprint of certain approvals and recreational vehicle safety certificates. The
bill requires DNR to designate by rule who may produce such a reprint, for which
approvals and safety certificates a reprint may be produced, and the manner in
which a reprint may be produced. The bill sets fees for reprints and establishes how
much of those fees may be retained by an agent.
All-terrain vehicles and utility terrain vehicles
Generally under current law, a nonresident may not operate an unregistered
ATV or UTV on a public ATV corridor unless a nonresident trail pass, issued by DNR
or its agent, is permanently affixed in a highly visible location on the forward half
of the vehicle. This bill allows DNR or an agent to issue a temporary trail use receipt
showing that an application and the required fees for a nonresident trail pass have
been submitted to DNR or an agent. The bill allows a person to operate an ATV or
UTV on a public ATV corridor without a nonresident trail pass if the person is
carrying proof of a valid temporary trail use receipt.
Under current law, every person who is an ATV or UTV manufacturer, ATV or
UTV dealer, ATV or UTV distributor, or ATV or UTV renter or any combination of
these is required to register with DNR, obtain a commercial ATV or UTV certificate,
and attach, in a clearly visible place, a reflectorized plate issued by DNR or a similar
plate or sign that is removable and temporarily but firmly mounted to any ATV or
UTV that the person leases, rents, offers for sale, or otherwise allows to be used
whenever the ATV or UTV is being operated. Under this bill the plate is not required
to be reflectorized.
The bill prohibits a person from intentionally making a false statement on an
application for an ATV or UTV registration and from altering, removing, or changing
any number or character in an ATV or UTV engine serial number or in a vehicle
identification number (VIN). The bill also prohibits a person from manufacturing a
VIN tag the person knows to contain false information to be placed on an ATV or UTV
and from placing a VIN tag the person knows to be false on an ATV or UTV.
Snowmobiles
Generally under current law, the owner of a snowmobile may not operate a
snowmobile or give permission to another person to operate a snowmobile on a
snowmobile corridor unless a trail use sticker, issued by DNR or its agent, is
displayed on the snowmobile. This bill allows DNR or its agent to issue a temporary
trail use receipt showing that an application and the required fees for a trail use
sticker have been submitted to DNR or the agent. The bill allows a person to operate
a snowmobile on a snowmobile corridor without a trail use sticker if the person is
carrying proof of a valid temporary trail use receipt.
Under current law, every person who is a snowmobile manufacturer,
snowmobile dealer, snowmobile distributor, or snowmobile renter or any
combination of these is required to register with DNR, obtain a commercial
snowmobile certificate, and attach a reflectorized plate in a clearly visible place to
any snowmobile not registered for public use that the person leases, rents, offers for
sale, or otherwise allows to be used whenever the snowmobile is being operated.
Under this bill, instead of issuing three reflectorized plates with a commercial
snowmobile certificate, DNR is required to issue three registration decals. Instead
of requiring a reflectorized plate to be attached to a snowmobile, the bill requires only
a plate and specifies that it must be removable and temporarily but firmly mounted
to a snowmobile. The bill also requires a registration decal to be attached to the plate.
The bill prohibits a person from intentionally making a false statement on an
application for a snowmobile registration and from altering, removing, or changing
any number or character in a snowmobile VIN. The bill also prohibits a person from
manufacturing a VIN tag the person knows to contain false information to be placed
on a snowmobile and from placing a VIN tag the person knows to be false on a
snowmobile.
Boats
Current law prohibits a person from intentionally falsifying an application for
a certificate of title, a certificate of number, or a registration of a boat or intentionally
falsifying certain official identification numbers related to boats. A person guilty of
violating any of these prohibitions is guilty of a Class H felony, except for a violation
of the prohibition against falsifying an application for a certificate of number or
registration. This bill makes that violation a Class H felony as well.
Under current law, DNR is required to suspend or revoke a certificate of title
for a boat if it finds that the certificate of title was fraudulently procured; the boat
has been scrapped, dismantled, or destroyed; or the transfer of a certificate of title
has been set aside by a court order or judgment. If DNR suspends or revokes a
certificate of title, current law requires the owner or person in possession of the
certificate of number or registration to deliver it to DNR and allows DNR to seize and
impound a certificate of number or registration that is suspended or revoked. This
bill adds that DNR is also required to suspend or revoke a certificate of number or
registration for a boat under these circumstances.
Hunting, fishing, and trapping
Generally, under current law, no person may hunt, fish, or trap unless DNR
issues the person the appropriate approval, which could be a license, permit,
certificate, card, stamp, or tag. Current law generally requires a person to carry the
required approval at all times while hunting, fishing, or trapping and to exhibit the
approval to DNR or its wardens on demand. The bill requires a person to carry proof
of an approval instead of carrying the approval.
Current law requires DNR to issue a carcass tag to each person who is issued
a deer hunting license, an elk hunting license, a wolf hunting license, a bear hunting
license, an archer hunting license, a crossbow hunting license, a sports license, or a
conservation patron license, and a certain number of carcass tags to a person who is
issued a sturgeon spearing license. Generally, a person who kills a deer, elk, bear,
or wolf or who spears a sturgeon must immediately validate and attach the carcass
tag to the animal. Current law also allows DNR to promulgate by rule a requirement
that hunters tag each sharp-tailed grouse killed with a tag issued by DNR. This bill
eliminates the requirement that a carcass tag be attached to an animal and requires
only that the carcass tag be validated in the manner required by DNR. The bill also
allows DNR to require hunters to validate, not to attach, a tag to each sharp-tailed
grouse killed.
Under current law, no person may change or alter an approval or enter other
than the correct date of issuance on an approval. Under this bill, no person may alter
an approval or proof of an approval or falsely represent that the person holds an
approval.
Under current law, no person may possess or control deer or elk antlers in the
velvet or a deer or an elk skin in the spotted coat of a lawfully killed deer or elk unless
DNR has authorized the possession. This bill eliminates this restriction.
This bill prohibits a person from possessing, buying, exhibiting, using,
transferring, selling, or offering for transfer or sale an approval or proof of an
approval if the person knows the approval or proof is counterfeit, if the person has
illegally or erroneously obtained the approval or proof, or if the approval has been
suspended or revoked. A person who violates this prohibition may be required to
forfeit not less than $250 and not more than $2,000 and is subject to a natural
resources restitution surcharge.
Enforcement
Under current law, after having identified himself or herself as an enforcing
officer, and within certain limitations, an enforcing officer may stop a person in a
public place for a reasonable period of time when the officer reasonably suspects that
the person is committing, is about to commit, or has committed a violation of certain
natural resource or environment-related statutes, administrative rules, or
ordinances. Under the bill, an enforcing officer has reasonable suspicion to perform
such a stop if an ATV or UTV does not visibly display a registration plate or decal or
a nonresident trail pass, if a boat does not visibly display a registration or
certification decal, or if a snowmobile does not visibly display a registration decal or
trail use sticker.
Under current law, generally, a civil action resulting from a violation of certain
natural resource or environment-related statutes, administrative rules, or
ordinances must be tried in the county where the offense was committed. Under the
bill, if the offense results from the violation of a requirement to possess an approval,
a prohibition against breaking, removing, interfering with, altering, forging, or
falsely representing that the person holds an approval or proof of an approval, or a
prohibition against counterfeit approvals or illegally-obtained approvals, the
defendant may be tried in the county where the offense was committed or Dane
County.
Under current law, in an action for intentionally falsifying an application for
a boat certificate of number, a registration, or a certificate of title, the defendant may
be tried in the defendant's county of residence at the time that the complaint is filed,
in the county where the defendant purchased the boat if purchased from a dealer, or
the county where DNR received the application. This bill applies these same venue
options for an action for intentionally falsifying an application for an ATV, UTV, or
snowmobile registration.
Under current law, many penalties for violations of natural resource statutes
include forfeitures. This bill increases many of those forfeiture amounts.
For further information see the state fiscal estimate, which will be printed as
an appendix to this bill.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in senate and assembly, do
enact as follows:
AB434,1
1Section
1. 20.370 (9) (hv) of the statutes is amended to read:
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20.370
(9) (hv)
Fee amounts for statewide automated issuing system. All
3moneys received from the deductions made under
s.
ss. 23.47 (3) (e) and 29.024 (6)
1(ag) to be used for payments to a person contracted under
s. ss. 23.47 (3) (c) and 229.024 (6) (a) 4. as required by the contract.
AB434,2
3Section
2. 20.370 (9) (hw) of the statutes is amended to read:
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20.370
(9) (hw)
Utility terrain vehicle fees. All moneys received by the
5department as provided under s. 23.33 (2) (om) for issuing and renewing utility
6terrain vehicle registration
documentation documents by the department under s.
723.33 (2) (i).
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8Section
3. 23.33 (1) (jc) of the statutes is created to read:
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23.33
(1) (jc) "Proof," when used in reference to evidence of a registration
10document, safety certificate, trail pass, or temporary trail use receipt, means the
11original registration document, safety certificate, trail pass, or temporary trail use
12receipt issued by the department or an agent appointed under sub. (2) (i) 3. or (2j)
13(f) 1. or any alternative form of proof designated by rule under s. 23.47 (1).
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14Section
4. 23.33 (1) (jn) of the statutes is amended to read:
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23.33
(1) (jn) "Registration
documentation document" means an all-terrain
16vehicle or utility terrain vehicle registration certificate, a
validated registration 17temporary operating receipt, or a registration decal.
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18Section
5. 23.33 (1) (o) of the statutes is renumbered 23.33 (1) (jr) and amended
19to read:
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23.33
(1) (jr)
"Validated registration "Temporary operating receipt" means a
21receipt issued by the department or an agent under sub. (2) (ig) 1. a. that shows that
22an application and the required fees for a registration certificate have been
23submitted to the department or an agent appointed under sub. (2) (i) 3.
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24Section
6. 23.33 (1m) (a) 2. of the statutes is amended to read:
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123.33
(1m) (a) 2. "Public all-terrain vehicle corridor" has the meaning given
2in sub. (2j) (a)
1.
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3Section
7. 23.33 (2) (a) of the statutes is amended to read:
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23.33
(2) (a)
Requirement. Except as provided in sub. (2k), no person may
5operate and no owner may give permission for the operation of an all-terrain vehicle
6or utility terrain vehicle within this state unless the all-terrain vehicle or utility
7terrain vehicle is registered for public use or for private use under this subsection or
8sub. (2g), is exempt from registration, or is operated with a
reflectorized plate or a
9sign
to which a registration decal is attached in the manner
and containing
10registration decals specified under par. (dm) 3. Except as provided in sub. (2k), no
11person may operate and no owner may give permission for the operation of an
12all-terrain vehicle or utility terrain vehicle on an all-terrain vehicle route or an
13all-terrain vehicle trail unless the all-terrain vehicle or utility terrain vehicle is
14registered for public use under this subsection or sub. (2g).
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15Section
8. 23.33 (2) (dg) of the statutes is created to read:
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23.33
(2) (dg)
Display of registration. 1. The operator of an all-terrain vehicle
17or utility terrain vehicle shall have in his or her possession at all times while
18operating the vehicle proof of the registration certificate or, for an all-terrain vehicle
19or utility terrain vehicle the owner of which has received a temporary operating
20receipt but has not yet received the registration certificate, proof of the temporary
21operating receipt. The operator of an all-terrain vehicle or utility terrain vehicle
22shall display this proof upon demand for inspection by a law enforcement officer.
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2. A person may operate an all-terrain vehicle or a utility terrain vehicle
24without having the plate or sign attached as required under par. (c) 2. if the owner
1or operator has proof of a temporary operating receipt and if the operator of the
2all-terrain vehicle or utility terrain vehicle complies with subd. 1.
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3. This paragraph does not apply to any all-terrain vehicle or utility terrain
4vehicle to which a plate or sign is attached as required under sub. (2) (dm) 3.
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5Section
9. 23.33 (2) (dm) 3. of the statutes is amended to read:
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23.33
(2) (dm) 3. A person who is required to obtain a commercial all-terrain
7vehicle and utility terrain vehicle certificate under subd. 1. shall attach in a clearly
8visible place a
reflectorized plate issued by the department under s. 23.33 (2) (dm)
92., 2009 stats., or a similar plate or sign that is removable and temporarily but firmly
10mounted to any all-terrain vehicle or utility terrain vehicle that the person leases,
11rents, offers for sale
, or otherwise allows to be used whenever the all-terrain vehicle
12or utility terrain vehicle is being operated. A registration decal issued
by the
13department under subd. 2. shall be
affixed attached to the plate or sign
specified
14under this subdivision.
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15Section
10. 23.33 (2) (dm) 4. of the statutes is amended to read:
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23.33
(2) (dm) 4. Paragraphs (i), (ig), and (ir) do not apply to commercial
17all-terrain vehicle and utility terrain vehicle certificates or registration decals
18issued under subd. 2.
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19Section
11. 23.33 (2) (i) (intro.) of the statutes is amended to read:
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23.33
(2) (i)
Registration and reprints; issuers. (intro.) For the issuance of
21original or duplicate registration
documentation
documents, for the issuance of
22reprints under s. 23.47 (3), and for the transfer or renewal of registration
23documentation documents, the department may do any of the following:
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24Section
12. 23.33 (2) (i) 1. of the statutes is amended to read:
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123.33
(2) (i) 1. Directly issue, transfer, or renew
the registration
documentation 2documents with or without using the service specified in par. (ig) 1.
and directly issue
3reprints.
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4Section
13. 23.33 (2) (i) 3. of the statutes is amended to read:
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23.33
(2) (i) 3. Appoint persons who are not employees of the department as
6agents of the department to issue, transfer, or renew
the registration
documentation 7documents using either or both of the services specified in par. (ig) 1.
and to issue
8reprints.
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9Section
14. 23.33 (2) (ig) 1. (intro.) of the statutes is amended to read:
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23.33
(2) (ig) 1. (intro.) For the issuance of original or duplicate registration
11documentation documents and for the transfer or renewal of registration
12documentation documents, the department
may shall implement either or both of
13the following procedures to be provided by the department and any agents appointed
14under par. (i) 3.:
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15Section
15. 23.33 (2) (ig) 1. a. of the statutes is amended to read:
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23.33
(2) (ig) 1. a. A procedure under which the department or an agent
17appointed under par. (i) 3. accepts applications for registration
documentation 18documents and
issue a validated registration receipt temporary operating receipts 19at the time
the applicant submits the application
applicants submit applications 20accompanied by the required fees.
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21Section
16. 23.33 (2) (ig) 1. b. of the statutes is amended to read:
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23.33
(2) (ig) 1. b. A procedure under which the department or agent
may accept 23appointed under par. (i) 3. accepts applications for registration
documentation 24documents and
issue issues to each applicant all or some
of the items of the
1registration
documentation documents at the time the applicant submits the
2application accompanied by the required fees.
AB434,17
3Section
17. 23.33 (2) (ig) 2. of the statutes is amended to read:
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23.33
(2) (ig) 2. Under either procedure under subd. 1.,
the department or agent
5shall issue to the applicant
shall receive any remaining
items of registration
6documentation documents directly from the department at a later date.
The items
7of Any registration
documentation
document issued
at the time of the submittal of
8the application under either procedure shall be under subd. 1. b. is sufficient to allow
9the vehicle for which the application is submitted to be operated in compliance with
10the registration requirements under this subsection.
The items of registration
11documentation issued under subd. 1. b. shall include at least one registration decal.
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12Section
18. 23.33 (2) (im) of the statutes is created to read:
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23.33
(2) (im)
Registration; duplicates. If an all-terrain vehicle or utility
14terrain vehicle registration certificate or a registration decal is lost or destroyed, the
15person to whom it was issued may apply to the department for, and the department
16may issue to the person, a duplicate.
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17Section
19. 23.33 (2) (ir) (title) of the statutes is amended to read:
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23.33
(2) (ir) (title)
Registration; supplemental fees fee.
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23.33
(2) (ir) In addition to the applicable fee under par. (c), (d), or (e), each
22agent appointed under par. (i) 3. who accepts an application to
issue, renew
, or
23transfer registration
documentation documents in person
and issues a validated
24registration receipt under par. (ig) 1. a. shall collect
a service an issuing fee of
$3
50
25cents and a transaction fee of 50 cents each time the agent issues
the renewal
1registration documents receipt under par. (ig) 1. a. or b. The agent shall retain the
2entire amount of each
service issuing fee and transaction fee the agent collects.
AB434,21
3Section
21. 23.33 (2h) of the statutes is created to read: