SB352,51,10 7(2) Promote this state's aerospace industry; analyze trends in the aerospace
8industry and recommend actions to be taken by this state to compete in the global
9aerospace industry; and coordinate access to commercial, technical, and general
10aerospace information and services.
SB352,51,13 11(3) Advertise and promote to the public the development and utilization of
12spaceport facilities, spaceport services, aerospace facilities, and aerospace services
13of the authority.
SB352,51,17 14(4) Develop, promote, attract, and maintain space-related businesses in this
15state, which may include expenditures for travel, entertainment, and hospitality for
16business clients or guests or other authorized persons, but such expenditures shall
17be limited to the uniform travel schedule amounts approved under s. 20.916 (8).
SB352,51,21 18(5) Provide aerospace services to the aerospace industry and general public of
19this state, provide commercial and noncommercial aerospace business opportunities
20for industry, education, and government, and develop projects within this state to
21foster and improve aerospace economic growth.
SB352,51,25 22(6) Advise, cooperate, and coordinate with federal, state, and local
23governmental units, the aerospace industry, educational organizations, businesses,
24and the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium, and any other person interested in the
25promotion of space-related industry.
SB352,52,3
1(7) Furnish leadership in securing adequate funding for spaceports, spaceport
2facilities, spaceport services, aerospace facilities, and aerospace services in this
3state.
SB352,52,7 4(8) Act as a central clearinghouse and source of information in this state for
5spaceports, spaceport facilities, spaceport services, aerospace facilities, and
6aerospace services, including furnishing such information to legislators, offices of
7government, educational institutions, and the general public.
SB352,52,14 8(9) Develop a business plan to promote and facilitate spaceport-related
9educational and commercial development in this state, and to stimulate and improve
10aerospace science, design, technology, and research in this state, which plan shall
11include information about the authority and information and analysis about
12space-related industry, technology, design, manufacturing, marketing, and
13management. The business plan shall be developed in cooperation with the
14Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium.
SB352,52,16 15(10) Assist any state agency, municipality, or other governmental unit, upon
16its request, in the development of any spaceport or spaceport facility.
SB352,52,18 17(11) Use the building commission as a financial consultant to assist and
18coordinate the issuance of bonds under this subchapter.
SB352,52,21 19(12) Comply with all applicable state and federal laws, including all
20environmental and aeronautics laws, in the exercise of the powers specified under
21this subchapter.
SB352,52,25 22(13) Comply with all requirements under federal law related to the use or
23expenditure of federal aid, and comply with all lawful restrictions or conditions
24imposed by state law or by the terms of any gift, bequest, grant, loan, aid,
25contribution, or financial assistance relating to the use or expenditure of such funds.
SB352,53,4
1(14) To the extent permitted by applicable state and federal law, attempt to
2involve and utilize, with respect to any facility or service provided by the authority,
3disadvantaged individuals, disadvantaged businesses, and minority businesses, as
4those terms are defined in s. 84.076 (1) (a) to (c).
SB352,53,7 5(15) Establish a safety program that includes the development and
6implementation of a loss prevention program, safety policies, and regular and
7periodic facility and equipment inspections.
SB352,53,8 8(16) Attempt to procure adequate liability and property insurance.
SB352,53,10 9(17) Subject to s. 114.64, establish the authority's annual budget and monitor
10the fiscal management of the authority.
SB352,53,16 11114.64 Annual reports. (1) The authority shall keep an accurate account of
12all of its activities and of all of its receipts and expenditures, and shall annually in
13January make a report of its activities, receipts, expenditures, and financial
14condition to the governor and the chief clerk of each house of the legislature, for
15distribution to the legislature under s. 13.172 (2). The reports shall be in a form
16approved by the state auditor.
SB352,53,22 17(2) (a) Within 180 days after the effective date of this paragraph .... [revisor
18inserts date], or within 60 days after the authority receives from any public or private
19source money sufficient to fund the cost of preparing a business plan, whichever is
20later, the authority shall submit to the department of administration the business
21plan specified under s. 114.63 (9) and an estimate of the costs of and funding for any
22planned projects of the authority described in s. 114.62 (10).
SB352,53,2423 (b) The authority shall update and resubmit the plan under par. (a) upon the
24request of the department of administration.
SB352,54,4
1(3) For each fiscal year in which the authority receives operating revenues, the
2authority shall submit to the department of administration an audited financial
3statement, which shall include notes that explain in detail the specific sources of
4funding contained in the financial statement.
SB352,54,8 5114.65 Maintenance of records. (1) (a) Subject to rules promulgated by the
6department of administration under s. 16.611, the authority may transfer to or
7maintain in optical disk or electronic format any record in its custody and retain the
8record in that format only.
SB352,54,129 (b) Subject to rules promulgated by the department of administration under s.
1016.611, the authority shall maintain procedures to ensure the authenticity, accuracy,
11reliability, and accessibility of records transferred to or maintained in optical disk or
12electronic format under par. (a).
SB352,54,1613 (c) Subject to rules promulgated by the department of administration under s.
1416.611, if the authority transfers to or maintains in optical disk or electronic format
15any records in its custody, the authority shall ensure that the records stored in that
16format are protected from unauthorized destruction.
SB352,54,19 17(2) (a) Any microfilm reproduction of an original record of the authority, or a
18copy generated from an original record stored in optical disk or electronic format, is
19considered an original record if all of the following conditions are met:
SB352,54,2220 1. Any device used to reproduce the record on film or to transfer the record to
21optical disk or electronic format and generate a copy of the record from optical disk
22or electronic format accurately reproduces the content of the original.
SB352,55,223 2. The reproduction is on film which complies with the minimum standards of
24quality for microfilm reproductions, as established by rule of the public records
25board, or the copy generated from optical disk or electronic format comply with the

1minimum standards of quality for such copies, as established by rule of the
2department of administration under s. 16.611.
SB352,55,53 3. The film is processed and developed in accordance with the minimum
4standards established by the public records board. This subdivision does not apply
5to a copy generated from an electronic record.
SB352,55,86 4. The record is arranged, identified, and indexed so that any individual
7document or component of the record can be located with the use of proper
8equipment.
SB352,55,149 5. The custodian of the record designated by the authority executes a statement
10of intent and purpose describing the record to be reproduced or transferred to optical
11disk or electronic format and the disposition of the original record, and executes a
12certificate verifying that the record was received or created and microfilmed or
13transferred to optical disk or electronic format in the normal course of business and
14files the statement in the offices of the authority.
SB352,55,1715 (b) The statement of intent and purpose executed under par. (a) 5. is
16presumptive evidence of compliance with all conditions and standards prescribed by
17this subsection.
SB352,55,24 18(3) (a) Any microfilm reproduction of a record of the authority meeting the
19requirements of sub. (2) or copy of a record of the authority generated from an
20original record stored in optical disk or electronic format in compliance with this
21section shall be taken as, stand in lieu of, and have all the effect of the original
22document and shall be admissible in evidence in all courts and all other tribunals or
23agencies, administrative or otherwise, in all cases where the original document is
24admissible.
SB352,56,5
1(b) Any enlarged copy of a microfilm reproduction of a record of the authority
2made as provided by this section or any enlarged copy of a record of the authority
3generated from an original record stored in optical disk or electronic format in
4compliance with this section that is certified by the custodian as provided in s. 889.08
5shall have the same force as an actual-size copy.
SB352,56,11 6(4) Notwithstanding any other provision of this subchapter, the authority shall
7maintain the confidentiality of records or portions of records held by the authority
8containing any trade secret, as specified under s. 19.36 (5). Notwithstanding subch.
9V of ch. 19, any portion of any meeting of the authority concerning trade secrets shall
10be conducted in closed session and shall in all respects, including in any written
11record or audio or visual recording of the meeting, remain confidential.
SB352,56,18 12114.67 Cooperation with governmental units. To enhance the efficiency
13and effectiveness of the authority, the state, any political subdivision of the state,
14municipality, or other governmental unit may enter into cooperative agreements
15with the authority for furnishing any facility or service of the state, political
16subdivision, body politic, or other governmental unit to the authority, including fire
17and police protection, and may otherwise provide, to the extent permitted by law, any
18funds, property, or services to the authority.
SB352,57,3 19114.68 Political activities. (1) No employee of the authority may directly
20or indirectly solicit or receive subscriptions or contributions for any partisan political
21party or any political purpose while engaged in his or her official duties as an
22employee. No employee of the authority may engage in any form of political activity
23calculated to favor or improve the chances of any political party or any person seeking
24or attempting to hold partisan political office while engaged in his or her official
25duties as an employee or engage in any political activity while not engaged in his or

1her official duties as an employee to such an extent that the person's efficiency during
2working hours will be impaired or that he or she will be tardy or absent from work.
3Any violation of this section is adequate grounds for dismissal.
SB352,57,7 4(2) If an employee of the authority declares an intention to run for partisan
5political office, the employee shall be placed on a leave of absence for the duration
6of the election campaign and if elected shall no longer be employed by the authority
7on assuming the duties and responsibilities of such office.
SB352,57,9 8(3) An employee of the authority may be granted, by the executive director, a
9leave of absence to participate in partisan political campaigning.
SB352,57,12 10(4) Persons on leave of absence under sub. (2) or (3) shall not be subject to the
11restrictions of sub. (1), except as they apply to the solicitation of assistance,
12subscription, or support from any other employee in the authority.
SB352,57,16 13114.69 Liability limited. (1) Neither the state nor any political subdivision
14of the state nor any officer, employee, or agent of the state or of a political subdivision
15who is acting within the scope of employment or agency is liable for any debt,
16obligation, act, or omission of the authority.
SB352,57,18 17(2) All of the expenses incurred by the authority in exercising its duties and
18powers under this chapter shall be payable only from funds of the authority.
SB352,57,21 19114.70 Issuance of bonds. (1) The authority may issue bonds for any
20corporate purpose. All bonds are negotiable for all purposes, notwithstanding their
21payment from a limited source.
SB352,57,23 22(2) The bonds of each issue shall be payable from sources specified in the bond
23resolution under which the bonds are issued.
SB352,58,10 24(3) The authority may not issue bonds unless the issuance is first authorized
25by a bond resolution. Bonds shall bear the dates, mature at the times not exceeding

130 years from their dates of issue, bear interest at the rates, be payable at the times,
2be in the denominations, be in the form, carry the registration and conversion
3privileges, be executed in the manner, be payable in lawful money of the United
4States at the places, and be subject to the terms of redemption, that the bond
5resolution provides. The bonds shall be executed by the manual or facsimile
6signatures of the officers of the authority designated by the board. The bonds may
7be sold at public or private sale at the price, in the manner, and at the time
8determined by the board. Pending preparation of definitive bonds, the authority may
9issue interim receipts or certificates that the authority shall exchange for the
10definitive bonds.
SB352,58,13 11(4) Any bond resolution may contain provisions, which shall be a part of the
12contract with the holders of the bonds that are authorized by the bond resolution,
13regarding any of the following:
SB352,58,1414 (a) Pledging or assigning specified assets or revenues of the authority.
SB352,58,1615 (b) Setting aside reserves or sinking funds, and the regulation, investment, and
16disposition of these funds.
SB352,58,1817 (c) Limitations on the purpose to which or the investments in which the
18proceeds of the sale of any issue of bonds may be applied.
SB352,58,2219 (d) Limitations on the issuance of additional bonds, the terms upon which
20additional bonds may be issued and secured, and the terms upon which additional
21bonds may rank on a parity with, or be subordinate or superior to, the bonds
22authorized by the bond resolution.
SB352,58,2323 (e) Funding, refunding, advance refunding, or purchasing outstanding bonds.
SB352,59,3
1(f) Procedures, if any, by which the terms of any contract with bondholders may
2be amended, the amount of bonds the holders of which must consent to the
3amendment, and the manner in which this consent may be given.
SB352,59,64 (g) Defining the acts or omissions to act that constitute a default in the duties
5of the authority to the bondholders, and providing the rights and remedies of the
6bondholders in the event of a default.
SB352,59,77 (h) Other matters relating to the bonds that the board considers desirable.
SB352,59,11 8(5) Neither the members of the board nor any person executing the bonds is
9liable personally on the bonds or subject to any personal liability or accountability
10by reason of the issuance of the bonds, unless the personal liability or accountability
11is the result of willful misconduct.
SB352,59,24 12(6) No less than 14 days prior to any commitment by the authority for the
13issuance of bonds under this section, the authority shall submit the bond resolution
14to the governor, to the chief clerk of each house of the legislature for distribution to
15the legislature under s. 13.172 (2), and to the cochairpersons of the joint committee
16on finance. If, within 14 days after the date on which the bond resolution is submitted
17to the joint committee on finance, the cochairpersons of the committee do not notify
18the authority that the committee has scheduled a meeting for the purpose of
19reviewing the bond resolution, the authority may proceed with any commitment for
20the issuance of bonds under the bond resolution. If, within 14 days after the date on
21which the bond resolution is submitted to the committee, the cochairpersons of the
22committee notify the authority that the committee has scheduled a meeting to review
23the bond resolution, the authority may proceed with any commitment for the
24issuance of bonds under the bond resolution only upon approval by the committee.
SB352,60,11
1114.71 Bond security. The authority may secure any bonds issued under this
2chapter by a trust agreement, trust indenture, indenture of mortgage, or deed of
3trust by and between the authority and one or more corporate trustees. The bond
4resolution providing for the issuance of bonds so secured shall pledge some or all of
5the revenues to be received by the authority, including to the extent permitted by law
6any grant, aid, loan, or other contribution, or shall mortgage, assign, or grant
7security interests in some or all of the property of the authority, or both, and may
8contain provisions for protecting and enforcing the rights and remedies of the
9bondholders that are reasonable and proper and not in violation of law. A bond
10resolution may contain any other provisions that are determined by the board to be
11reasonable and proper for the security of the bondholders.
SB352,60,18 12114.72 Bonds not public debt. (1) The state is not liable on bonds of the
13authority and the bonds are not a debt of the state. Each bond of the authority shall
14contain a statement to this effect on the face of the bond. The issuance of bonds under
15this chapter does not, directly, indirectly, or contingently, obligate the state or any
16political subdivision of the state to levy any tax or to make any appropriation for
17payment of the bonds. Nothing in this section prevents the authority from pledging
18its full faith and credit to the payment of bonds issued under this chapter.
SB352,61,3 19(2) Nothing in this chapter authorizes the authority to create a debt of the state,
20and all bonds issued by the authority under this chapter are payable, and shall state
21that they are payable, solely from the funds pledged for their payment in accordance
22with the bond resolution authorizing their issuance or in any trust indenture or
23mortgage or deed of trust executed as security for the bonds. The state is not liable
24for the payment of the principal of or interest on any bonds of the authority or for the
25performance of any pledge, mortgage, obligation, or agreement which may be

1undertaken by the authority. The breach of any pledge, mortgage, obligation, or
2agreement undertaken by the authority does not impose any pecuniary liability upon
3the state or any charge upon its general credit or against its taxing power.
SB352,61,10 4114.73 State pledge. The state pledges to and agrees with the holders of
5bonds, and persons that enter into contracts with the authority under this chapter,
6that the state will not limit or alter the rights vested in the authority by this chapter
7before the authority has fully met and discharged the bonds, and any interest due
8on the bonds, and has fully performed its contracts, unless adequate provision is
9made by law for the protection of the bondholders or those entering into contracts
10with the authority.
SB352,61,14 11114.74 Refunding bonds. (1) The authority may issue bonds to fund or
12refund any outstanding bond, including the payment of any redemption premium on
13the outstanding bond and any interest accrued or to accrue to the earliest or any
14subsequent date of redemption, purchase, or maturity.
SB352,61,19 15(2) The authority may apply the proceeds of any bond issued to fund or refund
16any outstanding bond to purchase, retire at maturity, or redeem any outstanding
17bond. The authority may, pending application, place the proceeds in escrow to be
18applied to the purchase, retirement at maturity, or redemption of any outstanding
19bond at any time.
SB352,61,22 20114.75 Limit on amount of outstanding bonds. The authority may not
21have outstanding at any one time bonds in an aggregate principal amount exceeding
22$100,000,000, excluding bonds issued to refund outstanding bonds.
SB352,62,4 23114.76 Bonds exempt from taxation. The state covenants with the
24purchasers and all subsequent holders and transferees of bonds issued by the
25authority, in consideration of the acceptance of any payment for the bonds, that its

1fees, charges, gifts, grants, revenues, receipts, and other moneys received or to be
2received, pledged to pay or secure the payment of such bonds shall at all times be free
3and exempt from all state, city, county, or other taxation provided by the laws of the
4state.
SB352,62,8 5114.77 Funding of certain project costs. (1) In this section, "spaceport
6improvement project" means any project to acquire, construct, develop, plan, design,
7establish, create, improve, enlarge, reconstruct, or equip any spaceport or spaceport
8facility.
SB352,62,17 9(2) The costs of spaceport improvement projects involving federal aid, in excess
10of the federal government's share, shall be borne by the authority and the state,
11except that the state shall pay not more than 50 percent of such excess costs, nor more
12than $10,000,000 for the cost of a building project or building improvement project
13and no part of the cost of hangars. The secretary, upon agreement with the authority,
14may advance up to 10 percent of the amount of any federal aid grant agreement for
15the payment of project costs of a federal aid project, subject to reimbursement upon
16final liquidation and settlement of the project with the authority and federal
17government.
SB352,62,25 18(3) The costs of spaceport improvement projects not involving federal aid shall
19be borne by the authority and the state. The state shall pay not more than 80 percent
20of such costs, which may include the cost of the land, the cost of lands or interest in
21lands deemed necessary for the protection of the aerial approaches, the cost of
22formulating the project application and preparing the plans and specifications, and
23the cost of construction and of all facilities deemed necessary for the operation of the
24spaceport. The state shall contribute not more than $10,000,000 for the cost of a
25building project or building improvement project and no part of the cost of hangars.
SB352,63,3
1(4) The percentage of the costs borne by the state shall be determined by the
2department on the basis of the relative importance of the specific project to any state
3spaceport development program as a whole.
SB352,63,9 4(5) The state shall promote the development of a spaceport system in this state
5and promote the development of joint spaceports in this state and in adjoining states
6which mutually benefit citizens of this state and those of adjoining states. The
7secretary may use the funds provided by the state to assist the authority in matching
8the federal aid that may become available to the state or available for specific projects
9or joint projects within this state or in an adjoining state.
SB352,63,11 10(6) All state funds provided under this section shall be paid from the
11appropriation accounts under s. 20.395 (2) (dq), (dv), and (dx).
SB352,63,19 12114.78 Tax exemption. The exercise of the powers granted by this subchapter
13will be in all respects for the benefit of the people of this state and for the increase
14of their commerce, welfare, and prosperity, and, as the undertaking of the authority's
15powers and duties under this subchapter will constitute the performance of an
16essential public function, the authority shall not be required to pay any taxes or
17assessments upon or in respect to any property acquired or used by the authority
18under this subchapter and the authority's income therefrom shall at all times be free
19from taxation of every kind by the state and by political subdivisions of the state.
SB352, s. 75 20Section 75. 219.09 (1) (g) of the statutes is created to read:
SB352,63,2121 219.09 (1) (g) The Wisconsin Aerospace Authority.
SB352, s. 76 22Section 76. 230.03 (3) of the statutes is amended to read:
SB352,64,623 230.03 (3) "Agency" means any board, commission, committee, council, or
24department in state government or a unit thereof created by the constitution or
25statutes if such board, commission, committee, council, department, unit, or the

1head thereof, is authorized to appoint subordinate staff by the constitution or
2statute, except a legislative or judicial board, commission, committee, council,
3department, or unit thereof or an authority created under subch. II of ch. 114 or chs.
4231, 232, 233, 234, 235, or 237. "Agency" does not mean any local unit of government
5or body within one or more local units of government that is created by law or by
6action of one or more local units of government.
SB352, s. 77 7Section 77. 281.75 (4) (b) 3. of the statutes is amended to read:
SB352,64,98 281.75 (4) (b) 3. An authority created under subch. II of ch. 114 or ch. 231, 233,
9234, or 237.
SB352, s. 78 10Section 78. 285.59 (1) (b) of the statutes is amended to read:
SB352,64,1811 285.59 (1) (b) "State agency" means any office, department, agency, institution
12of higher education, association, society or other body in state government created
13or authorized to be created by the constitution or any law which is entitled to expend
14moneys appropriated by law, including the legislature and the courts, the Wisconsin
15Housing and Economic Development Authority, the Bradley Center Sports and
16Entertainment Corporation, the University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics
17Authority, the Fox River Navigational System Authority, the Wisconsin Aerospace
18Authority,
and the Wisconsin Health and Educational Facilities Authority.
SB352, s. 79 19Section 79. 560.032 (1) of the statutes is amended to read:
SB352,65,220 560.032 (1) Allocation. The department, by rule, shall establish under 26
21USC 146
and administer a system for the allocation of the volume cap on the issuance
22of private activity bonds, as defined under 26 USC 141 (a), among all municipalities,
23as defined in s. 67.01 (5), and any corporation formed on behalf of those
24municipalities, and among this state, the Wisconsin Health and Educational

1Facilities Authority, the Wisconsin Aerospace Authority, and the Wisconsin Housing
2and Economic Development Authority.
SB352, s. 80 3Section 80. 893.80 (1) of the statutes is amended to read:
SB352,65,104 893.80 (1) Except as provided in subs. (1g), (1m), (1p) and (8), no action may
5be brought or maintained against any volunteer fire company organized under ch.
6213, the Wisconsin Aerospace Authority, or any political corporation, governmental
7subdivision or agency thereof nor against any officer, official, agent or employee of
8the corporation, subdivision or, agency , or Wisconsin Aerospace Authority for acts
9done in their official capacity or in the course of their agency or employment upon
10a claim or cause of action unless:
SB352,65,2111 (a) Within 120 days after the happening of the event giving rise to the claim,
12written notice of the circumstances of the claim signed by the party, agent or attorney
13is served on the volunteer fire company, Wisconsin Aerospace Authority, political
14corporation, governmental subdivision or agency and on the officer, official, agent or
15employee under s. 801.11. Failure to give the requisite notice shall not bar action on
16the claim if the fire company, Wisconsin Aerospace Authority, corporation,
17subdivision or agency had actual notice of the claim and the claimant shows to the
18satisfaction of the court that the delay or failure to give the requisite notice has not
19been prejudicial to the defendant fire company, Wisconsin Aerospace Authority,
20corporation, subdivision or agency or to the defendant officer, official, agent or
21employee; and
SB352,65,2522 (b) A claim containing the address of the claimant and an itemized statement
23of the relief sought is presented to the appropriate clerk or person who performs the
24duties of a clerk or secretary for the defendant fire company, Wisconsin Aerospace
25Authority,
corporation, subdivision or agency and the claim is disallowed.
SB352, s. 81
1Section 81. 893.80 (1g) of the statutes is amended to read:
SB352,66,112 893.80 (1g) Notice of disallowance of the claim submitted under sub. (1) shall
3be served on the claimant by registered or certified mail and the receipt therefor,
4signed by the claimant, or the returned registered letter, shall be proof of service.
5Failure of the appropriate body to disallow a claim within 120 days after
6presentation of the written notice of the claim is a disallowance. No action on a claim
7under this section against any defendant fire company, the Wisconsin Aerospace
8Authority, or any
corporation, subdivision or agency nor against any defendant
9officer, official, agent or employee, may be brought after 6 months from the date of
10service of the notice of disallowance, and the notice of disallowance shall contain a
11statement to that effect.
SB352, s. 82 12Section 82. 893.80 (3) of the statutes is amended to read:
SB352,66,2513 893.80 (3) Except as provided in this subsection, the amount recoverable by
14any person for any damages, injuries or death in any action founded on tort against
15any volunteer fire company organized under ch. 181 or 213, the Wisconsin Aerospace
16Authority, or any
political corporation, governmental subdivision or agency thereof
17and against their officers, officials, agents or employees for acts done in their official
18capacity or in the course of their agency or employment, whether proceeded against
19jointly or severally, shall not exceed $50,000. The amount recoverable under this
20subsection shall not exceed $25,000 in any such action against a volunteer fire
21company organized under ch. 181 or 213 or its officers, officials, agents or employees.
22If a volunteer fire company organized under ch. 181 or 213 is part of a combined fire
23department, the $25,000 limit still applies to actions against the volunteer fire
24company or its officers, officials, agents or employees. No punitive damages may be
25allowed or recoverable in any such action under this subsection.
SB352, s. 83
1Section 83. 893.80 (4) of the statutes is amended to read:
SB352,67,92 893.80 (4) No suit may be brought against any volunteer fire company
3organized under ch. 213, the Wisconsin Aerospace Authority, or any political
4corporation, governmental subdivision or any agency thereof for the intentional torts
5of its officers, officials, agents or employees nor may any suit be brought against such
6corporation, subdivision or agency or volunteer fire company or the Wisconsin
7Aerospace Authority
or against its officers, officials, agents or employees for acts
8done in the exercise of legislative, quasi-legislative, judicial or quasi-judicial
9functions.
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