The Wisconsin Credit Union Share Insurance Corporation does not have authority unilaterally to regulate the credit union industry of this State. 64-7
Wisconsin Higher Education Corporation
The Wisconsin Higher Education Corporation may provide administrative services to lenders, charge a reasonable fee, and may transfer any excess funds it receives from such fees to the appropriations of the Higher Educational Aids Board, or the State. (Unpub.). 3-1977
The Legislature may impose certain controls on public purpose corporations, including the Wisconsin Higher Education Corporation, without violating article IV, sections 31 and 32 of the Wisconsin Constitution or the State's covenants with student loan revenue obligation bondholders. 74-169
Wisconsin Physicians Service
Commissioner of Insurance may not permit WPS, a nonprofit plan, to be organized into a stock insurance company under ch. 611. Sections 148.01(1), 148.01(3), 148.03, 148.03(1), 148.03(2), 200.26(4), 201.045, 204.31(3m), and 611.71 through 611.78, Stats., discussed. 63-48
Wisconsin Rural Prohibition Corporation
Wisconsin law does not authorize the State to take over the assets of a corporation organized and existing under ch. 180, Stats., against the will of the corporation. (Unpub.). 60-1975
CORPSES
See AMBULANCES; ACCIDENTS
CORRECTIONS, DEPARTMENT OF
AODA services
Except as provided in section 301.048(7), Stats., counties are financially responsible under sections 49.02 and 51.42 for the provision of medical and dental services, including psychiatric and AODA services, to persons in the community residential confinement program and to persons in the intensive sanctions program. DOC is under no statutory obligation to furnish treatment for inpatient or outpatient mental health and AODA services to persons in the intensive sanctions program unless they are in Type 1 prisons other than the community residential confinement program, but it is required to provide reimbursement for the actual cost of health care treatment furnished to persons in the intensive sanctions program who are placed by DOC in a facility or program pursuant to section 301.048(3)(a)1. and 6. when the cost of the treatment is authorized by DOC. DOC also possesses discretionary authority to provide in
Building projects
The Building Commission's actions authorizing Department of Corrections building projects did not violate section 20.924, Stats. 80-146
Health benefits to prisoners
Except as provided in section 301.048(7), Stats., counties are financially responsible under sections 49.02 and 51.42 for the provision of medical and dental services, including psychiatric and AODA services, to persons in the community residential confinement program and to persons in the intensive sanctions program. DOC is under no statutory obligation to furnish treatment for inpatient or outpatient mental health and AODA services to persons in the intensive sanctions program unless they are in Type 1 prisons other than the community residential confinement program, but it is required to provide reimbursement for the actual cost of health care treatment furnished to persons in the intensive sanctions program who are placed by DOC in a facility or program pursuant to section 301.048(3)(a)1. and 6. when the cost of the treatment is authorized by DOC. DOC also possesses discretionary authority to provide in
Medical and dental services to prisoners
Except as provided in section 301.048(7), Stats., counties are financially responsible under sections 49.02 and 51.42 for the provision of medical and dental services, including psychiatric and AODA services, to persons in the community residential confinement program and to persons in the intensive sanctions program. DOC is under no statutory obligation to furnish treatment for inpatient or outpatient mental health and AODA services to persons in the intensive sanctions program unless they are in Type 1 prisons other than the community residential confinement program, but it is required to provide reimbursement for the actual cost of health care treatment furnished to persons in the intensive sanctions program who are placed by DOC in a facility or program pursuant to section 301.048(3)(a)1. and 6. when the cost of the treatment is authorized by DOC. DOC also possesses discretionary authority to provide in
COSMETIC ART
Cosmetology Examining Board
Cosmetology Examining Board may admit to examination a student who has successfully completed prescribed courses of study at a registered school where the student's diploma is withheld by the school for the student's failure to meet his or her financial obligation to the school. 65-113
Relationship between the Department of Regulation and Licensing, its Secretary, the Cosmetology Examining Board and the Governor discussed in the areas of personnel, examinations and educational activities. 70-172
Cosmetology, practice of
An individual who regularly fixes the hair of one or only a few next-door neighbors on a private basis without compensation or expectation of compensation for services rendered, probably does not fall within the scope of the practice of cosmetology as defined in ch. 159, Stats. (Unpub.). 67-1978
Electrologists
Individuals who remove hair from the human body by means of electricity without the use of an electric needle are subject to the requirements of sec. 1 59.08(6m), Stats. (Unpub.). 52-1976
Regulation and Licensing, Department of
Relationship between the Department of Regulation and Licensing, its Secretary, the Cosmetology Examining Board and the Governor discussed in the areas of personnel, examinations and educational activities. 70-172
Tuition
Refund policies established by VTAE Board cannot be circumscribed by a rule of the Cosmetology Examining Board. (Unpub.). 102-1977
COSMETOLOGY EXAMINING BOARD
See COSMETIC ART
COUNTIES
See also specific COUNTY headings
Ambulances
A county does not possess the statutory authority to designate the level of ambulance services provided by the towns within that county. Absent a cooperative agreement between a county electing to provide ambulance services pursuant to section 59.07(41), Stats., and a town electing to provide ambulance services pursuant to section 60.565, a county dispatcher possesses considerable discretion to request assistance from the most appropriate and readily available statutorily authorized ambulance provider. 77-210
Arrest
Counties can enter into reciprocal mutual assistance agreements whereby they can agree in advance to cooperate in the arrest of persons suspected of violating drunk driving laws who are involved in an accident in one county and transported to a hospital in another county. 72-85
Artificial ditch
Section 59.971, Stats., authorizes counties to zone lands located within 300 feet of an artificial ditch that is navigable in fact. 63-57
Auditor
The civil service provisions of sections 63.01 to 63. 17, Stats., are not applicable to appointments of a county auditor or deputy auditor pursuant to section 59.72(3) and (4) unless such a civil service system is mandated for such county because it contains 500,000 inhabitants or more, or such system is applicable because the county involved has exercised its option under section 63.01 to enact such a system. 78-91
Bar dues
Counties are not required to pay the bar dues of district attorneys and assistant district attorneys serving the county. However, a district attorney or assistant district attorney may elect under section 978.12(6), Stats., to retain a county fringe benefits package that includes payment of bar dues. 79-159
Bids and bidders
Municipalities may require bidders to include a list of subcontractors. Counties may reject a proposal for failure to include a complete list, except when omitted subcontractors themselves submitted timely, written bids to the general contractor. 76-29
Bridges
County aid available for construction of bridges under sec. 81.38, Stats., may be provided only to towns, and not to cities or villages, and may not be provided once a town commences a bridge project. County aid for bridge projects may be provided to cities and villages under sec. 83.03(1), Stats. Such aid may be provided once a municipality has begun work on a bridge project but not after the project has been completed. (Unpub.). 56-1982
Bus company subsidy
Section 59.968(3), Stats., authorizes a county subsidy when a bus company operates a route which is principally located within the county. 65-191
Citations for ordinance violations
Without statutory authority to do so, a county cannot use citations for violations of ordinances that have certain statutory counterparts. Section 66.119(3)(b), Stats., only authorizes the use of citations for violations of ordinances other than those for which a statutory counterpart exists. 76-211
Commitments
Responsibility for providing and funding facilities for protective placements under ch. 55, Stats., is primarily on the county. 66-249
Comprehensive Employment and Training Act
The Governor can designate counties as agencies of the state to contract with nonprofit private agencies to utilize funds to provide public service jobs under Federal Comprehensive Employment and Training Act. 66-15
Confidential reports
Before client information is released to another division within a county community human services department, a written and informed consent is necessary. The community human services board and the director may view client information without a written and informed consent for any purpose related to their powers and duties. 69-273
