SB30,854,116 448.675 (3) Voluntary surrender. A licensee may voluntarily surrender his
7or her license to the secretary of the affiliated credentialing board, but the secretary
8board may refuse to accept the surrender if the affiliated credentialing board has
9received an allegation of unprofessional conduct against the licensee. The affiliated
10credentialing board may negotiate stipulations in consideration for accepting the
11surrender of a license.

SB30,854,1613 448.675 (4) Restoration of license, certificate or limited permit. The
14affiliated credentialing board may restore a license which that has been voluntarily
15surrendered or revoked under this subchapter on such terms and conditions as it
16considers appropriate.

SB30,854,2418 448.68 (1) Within 30 days after receipt of a report under s. 50.36 (3) (c), the
19affiliated credentialing board shall notify the licensee, in writing, of the substance
20of the report. The licensee and the licensee's authorized representative may examine
21the report and may place into the record a statement, of reasonable length, of the
22licensee's view of the correctness or relevance of any information in the report. The
23licensee may institute an action in circuit court to amend or expunge any part of the
24licensee's record related to the report.

1448.68 (2) If the affiliated credentialing board determines that a report
2submitted under s. 50.36 (3) (c) is without merit or that the licensee has sufficiently
3improved his or her conduct, the affiliated credentialing board shall remove the
4report from the licensee's record. If no report about a licensee is filed under s. 50.36
5(3) (c) for 2 consecutive years, the licensee may petition the affiliated credentialing
6board to remove any prior reports, which did not result in disciplinary action, from
7his or her record.

SB30,855,139 448.68 (3) Upon the request of a hospital, the affiliated credentialing board
10shall provide the hospital with all information relating to a licensee's loss, reduction
11or suspension of staff privileges from other hospitals and all information relating to
12the licensee's being found guilty of unprofessional conduct. In this subsection,
13“hospital" has the meaning specified under s. 50.33 (2).

SB30,855,20 15448.685 Injunctive relief. If the affiliated credentialing board has reason to
16believe that a person is violating this subchapter or a rule promulgated under this
17subchapter, the affiliated credentialing board, the department, the attorney general,
18or the district attorney of the proper county may investigate and may, in addition to
19any other remedies, bring an action in the name and on behalf of this state to enjoin
20the person from the violation.

SB30,856,222 448.69 (2) Appeal. A person aggrieved by an action taken under this
23subchapter by the affiliated credentialing board , or its officers or its agents may
24apply for judicial review as provided in ch. 227, and shall file notice of such appeal
25with the secretary of the affiliated credentialing board within 30 days. No court of

1this state may enter an ex parte stay of an action taken by the affiliated credentialing
2board under this subchapter.

SB30,856,54 448.695 (1) (intro.) The affiliated credentialing board shall promulgate all of
5the following rules:

SB30,856,87 448.695 (2) The affiliated credentialing board may promulgate rules to carry
8out the purposes of this subchapter.

SB30,856,1610 448.695 (3) The affiliated credentialing board shall promulgate rules
11specifying the requirements for a course of instruction related to X-ray examinations
12by persons under the direct supervision of a podiatrist under s. 462.02 (2) (f). In
13promulgating the rules, the affiliated credentialing board shall consult with the
14radiography examining board and shall examine laws and rules in other states. The
15affiliated credentialing board shall approve courses that meet the requirements set
16forth in the rules.

SB30,856,2218 448.87 (3) The affiliated credentialing board may, in addition to or in lieu of any
19disciplinary action under sub. (2), assess a forfeiture of not more than $1,000 for each
20separate offense against a person who violates sub. (2) (a) to (h) if the violation
21presents a serious risk to public health or public safety. Each day of continued
22violation constitutes a separate offense.

SB30,2041 23Section 2041 . Subchapter VI (title) of chapter 448 [precedes 448.95] of the
24statutes is renumbered subchapter III (title) of chapter 464 [precedes 464.40] and
25amended to read:

SB30,2045 8Section 2045 . 448.95 (5) of the statutes is renumbered 464.40 (2), and 464.40
9(2) (a), as renumbered, is amended to read: