NR 5.18(1)(c)4.4. The department shall prescribe the form of the temporary certificate that shall be provided to any person that successfully completes that training and passes an exam provided by the department with the manual. NR 5.18(2)(2) Course and certificate issuance fees. NR 5.18(2)(a)(a) Department sponsored courses. The fee for the boating education certification course taught by the department or an instructor certified by the department to teach the department’s boating education program authorized under s. 30.74 (1) (a), Stats., shall be $10.00. The department may authorize the instructors to retain up to 50% of the fee to defray expenses incurred locally to operate the program based on the actual cost incurred to the instructor. The remaining funds shall be turned in to the department to defray expenses incurred to operate the boating safety program during the year. NR 5.18(2)(b)(b) Department approved courses. The portion of the fees collected for certification and turned into the department for courses taught by the United States Power Squadron, United States Coast Guard Auxiliary and other entities which are covered by a memorandum of understanding with the department regarding boating education courses shall be $1.00. This paragraph does not prevent those entities covered by a memorandum of understanding with the department from charging a fee that is reasonable to defray their costs of administering and operating the courses they provide. The department may authorize specialized fees for internet based education certification programs pursuant to a memorandum of understanding with the managing entity. The fee shall be sufficient to defray authorized operational costs of the managing entity and the department. NR 5.18(2)(c)1.1. The fees for a temporary boating education certificate issued under sub. (1) shall be $10.00. A rental agent that offers training and certification pursuant to sub. (1) (c), shall collect the fee and may retain up to 50% of the fee to defray expenses incurred by them to conduct the training and exam and issue the certificate. The remaining funds shall be remitted to the department along with the records to be submitted under subd. 2. NR 5.18(2)(c)2.2. All rental agents who provide a course of instruction under this section shall submit an annual report to the department by December 31 each year for any training provided and certification issued during that calendar year. The report shall contain the following information regarding each person who completes the training and exam described in sub. (1) (c) during the calendar year: NR 5.18(2)(c)2.c.c. The date each person’s temporary boating education certificate was issued. NR 5.18(2)(c)3.3. Rental agents shall maintain a written or electronic record of all information required under subd. 2. for a period of 2 years after the deadline for submitting the information to the department a required under subd. 2. NR 5.18(2)(c)4.4. Copies of records or reports required to be kept under this section shall be made available for inspection and coping by the department during normal business hours. No rental agent who has been requested to submit to an inspection under this section, or employee or person acting on behalf of such rental agent shall refuse to provide the department or its agents any record or report required to be kept under this section. NR 5.18 HistoryHistory: Cr. Register, March, 2000, No. 531, eff. 4-1-00; CR 06-132: r. and recr. Register August 2007 No. 620, eff. 9-1-07. NR 5.19NR 5.19 Exemptions for water exhibitions and races. NR 5.19(1)(1) Exemptions to s. 30.61 (1) or (10), 30.62 (2), 30.66, 30.68 (4m), or 30.69 (1) (c) or (3) (a) to (c), Stats., are granted to persons participating in water exhibitions or races provided the water exhibition or race is conducted under a permit issued by the appropriate political subdivision pursuant to s. 30.77, Stats., or by an authorized agency of the federal government. NR 5.19(2)(2) Permits granted by appropriate political subdivisions or an authorized agency of the federal government shall designate the location, time and activities to be allowed and shall be at the site when any race or exhibition is taking place and available for inspection upon demand of the department or a representative of the appropriate political subdivision of the state. NR 5.19 HistoryHistory: Cr. Register, July, 1993, No. 451, eff. 8-1-93; correction in (1) made under s. 13.93 (2m) (b) 7., Stats., Register November 2001 No. 551. NR 5.20NR 5.20 Modification or waiver of slow-no-wake speed restriction on certain lakes. Section 30.635, Stats., provides that the department may modify or waive the slow-no-wake speed restriction on lakes 50 acres or less in size having public access. The following procedure is established to implement that provision: NR 5.20(1)(1) Submission of petition for modification or waiver by rule. Pursuant to s. 227.12, Stats., any municipality, corporation or any 5 or more persons having an interest in a rule may petition for such a rule to modify or waive the slow-no-wake speed restriction on a particular lake. NR 5.20(2)(2) Contents of petition. The petition shall state clearly and concisely: NR 5.20(2)(a)(a) The substance or nature of the rule-making which is requested; and NR 5.20(2)(b)(b) The reasons for the request and the petitioners’ interest in the request; and NR 5.20(2)(c)(c) References to the authority of the agency to take the action which is requested. NR 5.20(3)(3) Service on the department. The petition shall be served on the department of natural resources either by delivery to the office of the secretary or by mailing to the secretary by certified mail at the following address: P.O. Box 7921, Madison, Wisconsin 53707. NR 5.20(4)(4) Department action on petition. Upon receipt of a petition for modification or waiver, the following procedures shall apply without prior authorization of the natural resources board: NR 5.20(4)(a)(a) The department shall schedule a rule-making hearing within a reasonable period of time for the purpose of receiving the comments and views of all interested persons on the petition. NR 5.20(4)(b)(b) Based upon information received at the hearing and the determinations made pursuant to par. (c), the department will either proceed with rule-making or deny the petition in writing. The department is not limited to the rule-making proposed by the petitioner but may modify or waive the slow-no-wake speed restriction in any manner it deems appropriate.