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Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Workforce Development › DWD 801-810 - Employment and Training › Chapter DWD 802 - Technical Education Equipment Grants › Section DWD 802.04 - Application

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) PROCEDURE. The department shall solicit
				applications for grants by preparing one or more GPAs, publishing a notice of
				the availability of each GPA on the department's website, and distributing
				copies of the GPA on request. An applicant shall apply for a grant on an
				application form included in the GPA by the date specified in the GPA and in
				accordance with the procedures and requirements specified in the GPA.
Note:
GPAs can be found on the department's
				  website at
http://wisconsinfastforward.com/wff_standard.htm
.
(2) CONTENTS. An applicant for a grant shall
				describe all of the following:
(a) The purpose
				and need for the grant.
(b) The
				projected outcomes that the applicant is seeking to achieve as a result of
				receiving the grant.
(c) A summary
				of the applicant's proposed budget for acquiring equipment used in advanced
				manufacturing fields in the workplace, including the amount, form, and source
				of the matching funds required under s. DWD 802.06.
(d) A justification of the proposed budget
				under par. (c) that details cost estimates used in compiling the
				budget.
(e) A narrative description
				of the program for which the applicant will acquire equipment used in advanced
				manufacturing fields in the workplace.
(f) Any other information required in the
				GPA.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Workforce Development › DWD 801-810 - Employment and Training › Chapter DWD 802 - Technical Education Equipment Grants › Section DWD 802.05 - Grant awards

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) PRELIMINARY REVIEW. The department shall
				review each application for compliance with the format and content
				specifications of s. DWD 802.04(2) and the GPA. The department may deny any
				application that fails to meet any of those criteria.
(2) EVALUATION CRITERIA.
(a) If the department does not deny a grant
				application under sub. (1), the department shall evaluate the application
				against all of the following criteria:
1.
				Demand-driven need based on labor market data and employer
				partnerships.
2. Leveraging of
				partnerships with employers and matching funds.
3. Optimizing regional training capacity and
				the number of skilled workers as validated by relevant employers.
4. Building on proven programs.
5. Demonstrating sustainability of training
				pupils in the use of equipment that will be acquired with grant
				moneys.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Workforce Development › DWD 801-810 - Employment and Training › Chapter DWD 802 - Technical Education Equipment Grants › Section DWD 802.06 - Match requirement

Current through June 24, 2024
An applicant may not be awarded a grant unless the applicant
				  provides matching funds equal to 200 percent of the amount of the grant that is
				  awarded. The matching funds may be in the form of money, or the monetary value
				  of equipment, contributed from private sources or the applicant or from both
				  private sources and the applicant.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Workforce Development › DWD 801-810 - Employment and Training › Chapter DWD 802 - Technical Education Equipment Grants › Section DWD 802.07 - Use of grant funds

Current through June 24, 2024
A grantee may use grant funds only for the acquisition of
				  equipment that is used in advanced manufacturing fields in the workplace,
				  together with any software necessary for the operation of that equipment and
				  any instructional material necessary to train pupils in the operation of that
				  equipment.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Workforce Development › DWD 801-810 - Employment and Training › Chapter DWD 802 - Technical Education Equipment Grants › Section DWD 802.08 - Amount of grants

Current through June 24, 2024
The amount of a grant shall be based on the amount requested
				  by the applicant and approved by the department, except that no grant may be
				  less than $5,000 nor more than $50,000.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Workforce Development › DWD 801-810 - Employment and Training › Chapter DWD 802 - Technical Education Equipment Grants › Section DWD 802.09 - Reporting requirements

Current through June 24, 2024
A grantee shall file a report with the department by
				  September 1 of each of the first 3 fiscal years following the fiscal year in
				  which the grant was received. In each report, the grantee shall do all of the
				  following:
(1) Describe how the grant
				moneys were expended.
(2) Describe
				the outcomes achieved as a result of receiving the grant.
(3) Share the best practices employed by the
				grantee regarding the training of pupils in the use of the equipment acquired
				with the grant moneys.
(4) Include
				a plan for sustainability of the training described in sub. (3).
(5) Provide such other information as the
				department may require in the GPA.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Dietitians Affiliated Credentialing Board › Chapter DI 1 - Authority and definitions › Section DI 1.01 - Authority and purpose

Current through June 24, 2024
The rules in chs. DI 1 to 5 are adopted by the dietitians
				affiliated credentialing board under the authority of ss.
				15.08(5)
				(b),
				227.11(2)
				and
				448.74,
				Stats., and govern the certification and regulation of
				dietitians.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Dietitians Affiliated Credentialing Board › Chapter DI 1 - Authority and definitions › Section DI 1.02 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
As used in chs. to:
(1) "Board" means the dietitians affiliated
			 credentialing board.
(2) "Certified
			 dietitian" means an individual who is certified as a dietitian under subch.,
			 Stats.
(3) "Department" means the
			 department of safety and professional services.
(4) "Dietetics" means the integration and
			 application of principles of nutritional science, biochemistry, food science,
			 physiology, food systems management, behavioral science and social science in
			 order to achieve or maintain the health of an individual or group of
			 individuals. "Dietetics" includes assessing the nutritional needs of an
			 individual or group of individuals and determining available resources and
			 constraints in meeting those nutritional needs; establishing priorities, goals
			 and objectives that meet those nutritional needs and are consistent with
			 available resources and constraints; providing nutrition counseling; or
			 developing, implementing and managing nutritional care systems.
(5) "Dietitian" means an individual who
			 practices dietetics.
(6)
			 "Regionally accredited college or university" means a college or university
			 which is accredited by any of the following bodies: the New England association
			 of schools and colleges, the middle states association of colleges and schools,
			 the north central association of colleges and schools, the northwest
			 association of schools and colleges, the southern association of colleges and
			 schools and the western association of schools and colleges.
(7) "Registered dietitian" means an
			 individual who is registered as a dietitian with the commission on dietetic
			 registration of the American dietetic association.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Dietitians Affiliated Credentialing Board › Chapter DI 2 - Applications And Credentials › Section DI 2.01 - Applications and credentials

Current through June 24, 2024
An applicant for initial certification as a dietitian shall
				submit all of the following:
(1) A
			 completed application form.
(2) The
			 fee specified in s. 440.05 (1),
			 Stats.
(3) Evidence satisfactory to
			 the board that he or she has done any of the following:
(a) Received a bachelor's, master's or
			 doctoral degree in human nutrition, nutrition education, food and nutrition,
			 dietetics or food systems management from a regionally accredited college or
			 university and is located in a state or territory of the United
			 States.
(b) Received a bachelor's,
			 master's or doctoral degree in human nutrition, nutrition education, food and
			 nutrition, dietetics or food systems management from a program at a college or
			 university that is not located in a state or territory of the United States if
			 the board determines that the program is substantially equivalent to a program
			 under par. (a). The board shall use an approved foreign graduate evaluation
			 service to assist it in determining substantial equivalencies. An applicant
			 under this section shall submit a verified copy of transcripts from the schools
			 in which secondary education was obtained; a verified copy of the diploma from
			 the school at which professional dietetics training was obtained; and a record
			 of the number of class hours spent in each subject, for both preprofessional
			 and professional courses. Information shall include whether the subjects have
			 been taken at basic entry or advanced levels.
(c) Received a degree from or otherwise
			 successfully completed a program in human nutrition, nutrition education, food
			 and nutrition, dietetics or food systems management that is approved by the
			 board.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Dietitians Affiliated Credentialing Board › Chapter DI 2 - Applications And Credentials › Section DI 2.03 - Reciprocal credentials for service members, former service members, and their spouses

Current through June 24, 2024
A reciprocal license shall be granted to a service member,
				former service member, or the spouse of a service member or former service
				member who the board determines meets all of the requirements under s.
				440.09 (2),
				Stats. Subject to s. 440.09 (2m),
				Stats., the board may request verification necessary to make a determination
				under this section.
Applications for reciprocal licensure may be obtained from
				  the Department of Safety and Professional Services by calling (608) 266-2112 or
				  from the department's website at
http://dsps.wi.gov
.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Dietitians Affiliated Credentialing Board › Chapter DI 2 - Applications And Credentials › Section DI 2.04 - Temporary certificates

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Upon application and payment of the fees
			 specified in s.
			 440.05(6),
			 Stats., the board may grant a temporary dietitian certificate to an individual
			 who satisfies the following:
(a) Provides
			 evidence satisfactory to the board that he or she has done any of the
			 following:
1. Received a bachelor's, master's
			 or doctoral degree in human nutrition, nutrition education, food and nutrition,
			 dietetics or food systems management from a regionally accredited college or
			 university that is located in a state or territory of the United
			 States.
2. Received a bachelor's,
			 master's or doctoral degree in human nutrition, nutrition education, food and
			 nutrition, dietetics or food systems management from a program at a college or
			 university that is not located in a state or territory of the United States if
			 the board determines that the program is substantially equivalent to a program
			 under par. (a). The board shall use an approved foreign graduate evaluation
			 service to assist it in determining substantial equivalencies. An applicant
			 under this section shall submit a verified copy of transcripts from the schools
			 in which secondary education was obtained; a verified copy of the diploma from
			 the school at which professional dietetics training was obtained; and a record
			 of the number of class hours spent in each subject, for both preprofessional
			 and professional courses. Information must include whether the subjects have
			 been taken at basic entry or advanced levels.
Note:
The board annually reviews and approves
				foreign graduate evaluation services. A list of board-approved services is
				available from the board upon request.
3. Received a degree from or otherwise
			 successfully completed a program in human nutrition, nutrition education, food
			 and nutrition, dietetics or food systems management that is approved by the
			 board.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Dietitians Affiliated Credentialing Board › Chapter DI 2 - Applications And Credentials › Section DI 2.05 - Reciprocal certificates

Current through June 24, 2024
Upon application and payment of the fees specified in s.
				440.05(6),
				Stats., the board shall grant a dietitian certificate to an individual who
				holds a similar certificate or license in another state or territory of the
				United States if the board determines that the requirements for receiving the
				certificate in the other state or territory at the time of application are
				substantially equivalent to the requirements under s.
				448.78,
				Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Dietitians Affiliated Credentialing Board › Chapter DI 3 - Examinations › Section DI 3.01 - Examination provisions

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) An applicant for examination for a
			 certificate as a dietitian shall file an application on a form prescribed by
			 the board and shall submit the fee specified in s.
			 440.05(1)
			 (b), Stats.
(2) The board shall adopt the recommended
			 passing score of the examination provider.
Application forms are available upon request to the
				  Department of Safety and Professional Services, 1400 East Washington Avenue,
				  P.O. Box 8935, Madison, Wisconsin 53708.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Dietitians Affiliated Credentialing Board › Chapter DI 3 - Examinations › Section DI 3.02 - Examination review procedure; reexamination

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) An applicant
			 who fails an examination may request a review of the examination as permitted
			 by the examination provider. If a review is permitted, the following conditions
			 apply:
(a) The applicant shall file a written
			 request to the board within 30 days of the date on which examination results
			 were mailed and pay the fee under s.
			 SPS
			 4.05.
(b)
			 Examination reviews are by appointment only and shall be limited to the time
			 permitted by the examination provider.
(c) An applicant may not be accompanied
			 during the review by any person other than the proctors.
(d) Bound reference books shall be permitted
			 at examination reviews. Applicants may not remove any notes from the
			 examination area.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Dietitians Affiliated Credentialing Board › Chapter DI 4 - Certification › Section DI 4.01 - Requirements for renewal; restoration of certificates

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Each person
			 granted a certificate under Subchapter, Stats., is certified for the current
			 certification period only. To renew certification a certificate holder shall,
			 by November 1 of the even-numbered year following initial certification and
			 every 2 years thereafter, file with the board an application for renewal on a
			 form prescribed by the board, and submit the fee required under s., Stats. A
			 certificate holder who fails to renew certification shall cease and desist from
			 using the title.
(2) Except as
			 provided in sub., a dietitian who files an application for renewal of a
			 certificate after the renewal date may renew the certificate by payment of the
			 renewal fee specified in s., Stats., and payment of the late renewal fee
			 specified in s., Stats.
(3) A
			 dietitian who files an application for renewal of a certificate 30 days or more
			 after the expiration of the applicant's last certificate, but within 5 years
			 after the expiration date, may renew the certificate by payment of fees under
			 s. and, Stats.
(4) A dietitian who
			 files an application for renewal more than 5 years after the renewal date may
			 be reinstated by filing with the board an application and fees under s., Stats.
			 The board may require demonstration of competence by various methods including,
			 but not limited to, written and oral examination, documentation of dietetics
			 work in other jurisdictions, or documentation of current education or
			 experience in the field. Any examination or education required under this
			 section shall not be more extensive than the educational or examination
			 requirements for an initial credential from the board.
(5) Every certificate holder shall notify the
			 department, in writing, of a change of name or address within 30 days of the
			 change.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Dietitians Affiliated Credentialing Board › Chapter DI 5 - Standards of conduct › Section DI 5.01 - Unprofessional conduct

Current through June 24, 2024
Unprofessional conduct related to the practice of dietetics
				under subch., Stats., includes, but is not limited to the following conduct or
				attempting to engage in or aiding or abetting the following conduct:
(1) Performing or offering to perform
			 services for which the certificate holder is not qualified by education,
			 training or experience.
(2)
			 Violating a law of any jurisdiction, the circumstances of which substantially
			 relate to the practice under the certificate.
(3) Undertaking or continuing the performance
			 of professional services after having been adjudged incompetent by any court of
			 law.
(4) Using fraud or deception
			 in the application for a certificate.
(5) Engaging in uninvited, in-person
			 solicitation of actual or potential patients or clients who, because of their
			 particular circumstances, are vulnerable to undue influence.
(6) Engaging in false, fraudulent, misleading
			 or deceptive advertising, or maintaining a professional relationship with one
			 engaging in such advertising.
(7)
			 Engaging in false, fraudulent, deceptive or misleading billing
			 practices.
(8) Knowingly reporting
			 distorted, false or misleading information or knowingly making false statements
			 in practice.
(9) Practicing or
			 attempting to practice while the certificate holder is impaired due to the
			 utilization of alcohol or other drugs, or as a result of an illness which
			 impairs the certificate holder's ability to appropriately carry out the
			 functions delineated under the certificate in a manner consistent with the
			 safety of a client, patient or the public.
(10) Revealing facts, data, information,
			 records or communication received from a client in a professional capacity,
			 except in the following circumstances:
(a)
			 With the informed consent of the client or the client's authorized
			 representative.
(b) With
			 notification to the client prior to the time the information was elicited of
			 the use and distribution of the information.
(c) If necessary to prevent injury to the
			 client or another person.
(d)
			 Pursuant to a lawful order of a court of law.
(e) Use of case history material for
			 teaching, therapeutic or research purposes, or in textbooks or other
			 literature, provided that proper precautions are taken to conceal the identity
			 of the client.
(f) When required or
			 authorized pursuant to federal or state statute.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Director of State Courts › Chapter DC 1 - Forms for patient compensation panels › Section DC 1.01 - Forms

Current through June 24, 2024
All claimants, respondents or members of formal or informal patient compensation panels shall, in the presentation and the conduct of matters before the patient compensation panels, use the following forms which have been prepared by and may be obtained from the administrative director of courts:
(1) Submission of Controversy
(2) Notice of Health Care Provider
(3) Assignment of Controversy to Panel
(4) Answer to Submission of Controversy
(5) Cross-Complaint
(6) Request for Hearing by Formal Panel
(7) Stipulation for Hearing by Formal Panel
(8) Petition, Consent & Order Appointing Guardian ad Litem for Settlement of Causes of Action Pursuant to s.  655.06, Stats.
Note: Sectio  n 655.06, Stats., was repealed by 1985 Wis. Act 340.
(9) Stipulation for Hearing by Less than Full Panel
(10) Petition and Order for Consolidation
(11) Stipulation for Binding Findings, Order & Award
(12) Order by Panel to Consolidate
(13) Subpoena
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Elections Commission › Chapter EL 2 - Election Related Petitions › Section EL 2.07 - Challenges to nomination papers

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The elections
			 commission shall review any verified complaint concerning the sufficiency of
			 nomination papers of a candidate for state office that is filed with the
			 elections commission under ss.
			 5.05 and
			 5.06, Stats.; and the local
			 filing officer shall review any verified complaint concerning the sufficiency
			 of nomination papers of a candidate for local office that is filed with the
			 local filing officer under s.
			 8.07, Stats. The filing officer
			 shall apply the standards in s.
			 EL 2.05 to
			 determine the sufficiency of nomination papers, including consulting extrinsic
			 sources of evidence under s.
			 EL
			 2.05(3).
(2)
(a) Any
			 challenge to the sufficiency of a nomination paper shall be made by verified
			 complaint, filed with the appropriate filing officer. The complainant shall
			 file both an original and a copy of the challenge at the time of filing the
			 complaint. Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter, the failure of
			 the complainant to provide the filing officer with a copy of the challenge
			 complaint will not invalidate the challenge complaint. The filing officer shall
			 make arrangements to have a copy of the challenge delivered to the challenged
			 candidate within 24 hours of the filing of the challenge complaint. The filing
			 officer may impose a fee for the cost of photocopying the challenge and for the
			 cost of delivery of the challenge to the respondent. The form of the complaint
			 and its filing shall comply with the requirements of ch. EL 20. Any challenge
			 to the sufficiency of a nomination paper shall be filed within 3 calendar days
			 after the filing deadline for the challenged nomination papers. The challenge
			 shall be established by affidavit, or other supporting evidence, demonstrating
			 a failure to comply with statutory or other legal requirements.
(b) The response to a challenge to nomination
			 papers shall be filed, by the candidate challenged, within 3 calendar days of
			 the filing of the challenge and shall be verified. After the deadline for
			 filing a response to a challenge, but not later than the date for certifying
			 candidates to the ballot, the elections commission or the local filing officer
			 shall decide the challenge with or without a hearing.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Elections Commission › Chapter EL 2 - Election Related Petitions › Section EL 2.09 - Treatment and sufficiency of election petitions

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Except as
			 expressly provided herein, the standards established in s.
			 EL 2.05 for
			 determining the treatment and sufficiency of nomination papers are incorporated
			 by reference into, and are made a part of, this section.
(2) In order to be timely filed, all
			 petitions required to comply with s.
			 8.40, Stats., and required by
			 statute or other law to be filed by a time certain, shall be in the physical
			 possession of the filing officer not later than the time set by that statute or
			 other law.
(3) All petitions shall
			 contain at least the number of signatures, from the election district in which
			 the petition was circulated, equal to the minimum required by the statute or
			 other law establishing the right to petition.
(4) Only one signature per person for the
			 same petition, is valid.
(5) This
			 section applies to all petitions which are required to comply with s.
			 8.40, Stats., including recall
			 petitions, and to any other petition whose filing would require a governing
			 body to call a referendum election.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Elections Commission › Chapter EL 2 - Election Related Petitions › Section EL 2.11 - Challenges to election petitions

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Except as
			 expressly provided herein, the standards established in s.
			 EL 2.07 for
			 determining challenges to the sufficiency of nomination papers apply equally to
			 determining challenges to the sufficiency of petitions required to comply with
			 s. 8.40, Stats., including recall
			 petitions, and to any other petition whose filing requires a governing body to
			 call a referendum election.
(2)
(a) Any challenge to the sufficiency of a
			 petition required to comply with s.
			 8.40, Stats., shall be made by
			 verified complaint filed with the appropriate filing officer. The form of the
			 complaint, the filing of the complaint and the legal sufficiency of the
			 complaint shall comply with the requirements of ch. EL 20; the procedure for
			 resolving the complaint, including filing deadlines, shall be governed by this
			 section and not by ch. EL 20.
(b)
			 The complaint challenging a petition shall be in the physical possession of the
			 filing officer within the time set by the statute or other law governing the
			 petition being challenged or, if no time limit is specifically provided by
			 statute or other law, within 10 days after the day that the petition is
			 filed.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Elections Commission › Chapter EL 3 - Voter Registration › Section EL 3.01 - Voter registration

Current through June 24, 2024
In this chapter:
(1)
			 "Applicant" is an individual who submits a voter registration application form
			 or a special registration deputy application form.
(2) "Appointing authority" means the
			 commission, a municipal clerk or board of election commissioners.
(4) "By mail" means the completing and
			 signing of a voter registration application form other than in the presence of
			 a special registration deputy, county clerk, deputy clerk or municipal
			 clerk.
(5) "Close of registration"
			 is the third Wednesday preceding the election.
(5m) "Commission" means the elections
			 commission.
(6) "Election cycle"
			 means the period beginning on January 1 of an odd-numbered year and continuing
			 through December 31 of the following even-numbered year.
(7) "In person" means the completing and
			 signing of a voter registration application form in the presence of a special
			 registration deputy, county clerk, deputy clerk or municipal clerk.
(8) "Municipal clerk" has the meaning given
			 in s. 5.02(10),
			 Stats., and includes the Milwaukee city board of election
			 commissioners.
(9) "Provider" means
			 a municipality or county that provides election administration services in
			 conjunction with the Statewide Voter Registration System for a relier
			 municipality.
(10) "Qualified
			 elector" has the meaning given in s.
			 6.02, Stats.
(11) "Registration" means registration to
			 vote under subch. II of ch. 6, Stats.
(12) "Registration period" means the time
			 period occurring between the date of a special registration deputy's
			 appointment and the close of registration for the election immediately
			 following the appointment. For purposes of this subsection, the term election"
			 includes any primary that precedes the election.
(13) "Relier" means a municipality that
			 enters into an agreement with another municipality or county to provide
			 election administration services in conjunction with the Statewide Voter
			 Registration System.
(14)
			 "Self-provider" means a municipality that provides its own election
			 administration services in conjunction with the Statewide Voter Registration
			 System.
(15) "Special registration
			 deputy" means a qualified elector appointed pursuant ss.
			 6.26(2) (a) and
			 6.55(6),
			 Stats., to register voters.
Note:
Sub. (15) is unenforceable as a result of
				the repeal of s. 6.26, Stats., and amendment of
				6.55 (6), Stats., by 2015 Wis. Act 261, and will be repealed in future
				rulemaking.
(16) "Statewide
			 Voter Registration System" is the election administration software application
			 provided by the commission to enable local election officials to register
			 voters, track absentee voting and administer elections.
(17) "Voter registration application form"
			 means the commission-prescribed form (EL-131) on which voter registration
			 information is recorded before entry in the Statewide Voter Registration
			 System.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Elections Commission › Chapter EL 3 - Voter Registration › Section EL 3.02 - Content of the voter registration form

Current through June 24, 2024
An elector shall provide all of the following information on
				the voter registration application form:
(1) The elector's full name, including first
			 and last name.
(2) The elector's
			 complete address, including street, number and municipality.
(3) The elector's date of birth.
(4) The elector's driver's license number or,
			 if the elector has not been issued a valid and current driver's license but has
			 a department of transportation issued identification card, the transportation
			 identification card number, or the last four digits of the elector's social
			 security number. If the elector has not been issued a valid and current
			 driver's license and does not have a social security number, the elector shall
			 indicate that the elector has neither of those documents.
(5) An indication of the elector's
			 age.
(6) An indication of the
			 elector's citizenship.
(7) An
			 indication that the elector is not disqualified from voting because the elector
			 has not completed the terms of a sentence resulting from a felony
			 conviction.
(8) If the elector was
			 registered at a different location, the complete address including street,
			 number and municipality of the previous address.
(9) If the elector was registered under a
			 different name; the elector's former name, including first and last
			 name.
(10) The signature of the
			 elector certifying that the elector is qualified to vote in this
			 state.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Elections Commission › Chapter EL 3 - Voter Registration › Section EL 3.03 - Treatment of voter registration applications

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) If an applicant
			 for voter registration fails to check either or both of the boxes indicating
			 the elector is a U.S. citizen and indicating the elector is or will be at least
			 18 years old at the time of the next election, the municipal clerk may process
			 the voter registration application if the elector has signed the certification
			 on the application form indicating the voter meets or will meet the applicable
			 requirements to vote in this state.
(2) If information is missing from a voter
			 registration application form, the municipal clerk shall contact the applicant
			 by any means feasible, including in person, by email, facsimile transmission or
			 telephone, to obtain the missing information.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Elections Commission › Chapter EL 3 - Voter Registration › Section EL 3.04 - Requiring provision of certain information by election-day voter registration applicants

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) A qualified elector registering to vote
			 at a polling place on election day, who has been issued a current and valid
			 Wisconsin driver's license, shall list his or her Wisconsin driver's license
			 number on the voter registration application before the registration may be
			 accepted or processed and before the person is allowed to vote at any election
			 in Wisconsin. A Wisconsin driver's license that has expired, or has been
			 suspended or revoked, is not a current and valid driver's license.
(2) If a current and valid Wisconsin driver's
			 license has been issued to the registration applicant, but the registration
			 applicant does not list the driver's license number on the registration
			 application, the applicant shall be allowed to vote a provisional ballot using
			 the procedures set forth in s.
			 6.97, Stats. Individuals voting
			 provisional ballots shall be given the written information required under s.
			 6.97(1), Stats.
			 If the person voting a provisional ballot provides his or her driver's license
			 number to the municipal clerk, by any means feasible, including, but not
			 limited to: in person, email, facsimile or telephone; not later than 4:00 p.m.,
			 on the day following the day of the election, the person's ballot shall be
			 counted.
(3) If a current and valid
			 Wisconsin driver's license has not been issued to the applicant, the applicant
			 shall list on the registration application either the last four digits of the
			 applicant's social security number, or the Wisconsin department of
			 transportation identification card number if one has been issued to the
			 applicant. If neither a driver's license nor a social security number has been
			 issued to the applicant, and the applicant has not been issued a Wisconsin
			 department of transportation identification card number, the applicant shall
			 check the appropriate box on the application before the application may be
			 accepted or processed and the registrant is allowed to vote.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Elections Commission › Chapter EL 3 - Voter Registration › Section EL 3.10 - Special registration deputies

Current through June 24, 2024
(1)A qualified
			 elector of the this state may apply to any municipal clerk or board of election
			 commissioners to be appointed a special registration deputy, under s.
			 6.26, Stats., for the purpose of
			 registering electors of that municipality before the close of
			 registration.
(2)A qualified
			 elector of this state may apply to the commission to be appointed a special
			 registration deputy for the purpose of registering electors of any municipality
			 before the close of registration.
(3)Application to be appointed a special
			 registration deputy shall be made by completion of the application form
			 (EL-158) prescribed by the commission and submission of the form to the
			 appointing authority.
(4)Appointment shall be consummated by
			 issuance of the special registration deputy's oath of office, on a form
			 (EL-156) prescribed by the commission.
(5)The term of an appointment under this
			 chapter continues through the registration periods remaining in the election
			 cycle at the time of application, and expires at the end of the election
			 cycle.
This section is unenforceable as a result of the repeal of s.
				  6.26, stats., and will be
				  repealed in future rulemaking.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Elections Commission › Chapter EL 3 - Voter Registration › Section EL 3.11 - Special registration deputy application form

Current through June 24, 2024
(1)An application
			 to be appointed a special registration deputy shall require the applicant to
			 provide the applicant's name, address, and contact information.
(2)The application shall contain a
			 certification that the applicant is a qualified elector of the state.
(3)The applicant shall agree to follow the
			 procedures established by the commission and the municipal clerk.
(4)Before being appointed a special
			 registration deputy the applicant shall attend a training session conducted by
			 the appointing authority.
(5)The
			 applicant shall be issued, by the appointing authority, a unique number that
			 the applicant shall list on all voter registration forms collected by the
			 applicant.
This section is unenforceable as a result of the repeal of s.
				  6.26, stats., and will be
				  repealed in future rulemaking.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Elections Commission › Chapter EL 3 - Voter Registration › Section EL 3.12 - Special registration deputy training

Current through June 24, 2024
(1)The content and
			 curriculum of the training session required of each special registration deputy
			 shall be prescribed by the commission.
(2)The training shall include all of the
			 following elements:
(a) Review of Wisconsin
			 voter eligibility requirements.
(b)
			 Directions on the completion of the voter registration application form,
			 including a direction that the special registration deputy shall affix to the
			 form his or her printed name, signature and identification number.
(c) Directions that the information on the
			 form shall be legible.
(d) Review
			 of the applicable statutory deadlines for submitting a voter registration
			 application form.
(e) Directions on
			 the treatment of confidential voter information and on the handling of proof of
			 residence documents received from an applicant.
(f) Review of the deadlines and procedures
			 for delivering the completed voter registration application form to the
			 appointing authority.
(g)
			 Information on the consequences of failing to follow the prescribed procedures
			 for registering voters.
(h)
			 Information on providing assistance to individuals with difficulty
			 understanding the English language and individuals with disabilities.
(i) Information on the provisions of s.
			 12.13(3) (ze),
			 Stats., prohibiting compensation of special registration deputies according to
			 the number of registration forms collected.
(j) Information on the criminal sanctions
			 applicable to the misuse of appointment as a special registration
			 deputy.
(k) Any other information
			 prescribed by the commission.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Elections Commission › Chapter EL 3 - Voter Registration › Section EL 3.13 - Revocation of special registration deputy appointment

Current through June 24, 2024
(1)Under s.
			 6.26(2) (b),
			 Stats., an appointing authority may, for cause, decline to appoint an applicant
			 as a special registration deputy, or may revoke the appointment of an existing
			 special registration deputy.
(2)The
			 basis for denying or revoking an appointment includes:
(a) The applicant or special registration
			 deputy lacks the qualifications of an election official as set forth in s.
			 7.30(2),
			 Stats.
(b) The applicant or special
			 registration deputy fails to attend training sessions scheduled by the
			 appointing authority.
(c) The
			 applicant or special registration deputy has previously had an appointment
			 revoked for cause.
(d) The
			 applicant or special registration deputy fails to adhere to procedures
			 established by the appointing authority, including submission of completed
			 voter registration application forms in the time and manner prescribed by the
			 appointing authority.
(e) The
			 applicant or special registration deputy falsifies, fails to submit, or
			 wrongfully suppresses a voter registration application form or otherwise
			 commits official misconduct.
(f)
			 The applicant has been convicted of a crime delineated in s.
			 12.13, Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Elections Commission › Chapter EL 3 - Voter Registration › Section EL 3.20 - Voter registration drives

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Individuals or
			 organizations conducting voter registration drives shall use the voter
			 registration application form (EL-131).
(2) Individuals or organizations conducting
			 voter registration drives may not retain the following voter registration
			 information: the date of birth, driver's license number, department of
			 transportation identification number, or last four digits of the social
			 security number of an individual completing a voter registration application
			 form.
(3) Individuals or
			 organizations conducting voter registration drives may utilize special
			 registration deputies to assist in the collection of voter registration
			 application forms.
(4) Individuals
			 or organizations conducting voter registration drives that do not utilize
			 special registration deputies to assist in the collection of voter registration
			 application forms shall collect a copy of the required forms of proof of
			 residence for first-time voters and submit the copy to the appointing authority
			 with the completed voter registration application form.
(5) Individuals or organizations conducting
			 voter registration drives may not retain a copy of any form of proof of
			 residence collected from an individual.
(6) Individuals or organizations conducting
			 voter registration drives may not pay any individual collecting voter
			 registration application forms compensation based on the number of registration
			 forms collected as prohibited in s.
			 12.13(3) (ze),
			 Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Elections Commission › Chapter EL 3 - Voter Registration › Section EL 3.50 - Charges for voter registration data

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) In this section:
(a) "Custom report" means a report that is
			 not programmed to run in the Statewide Voter Registration System at the time a
			 request for the report is made, or a report that requires additional
			 programming tasks.
(b) "Election
			 official" has the same meaning as provided in s.
			 5.02(4e),
			 Stats.
(c) "Official registration
			 list" has the same meaning as provided in s.
			 6.36, Stats.
(d) "Protected information" means any
			 information that is protected from general public disclosure by ss.
			 6.36(1) (b) 1
			 a. and 6.47, Stats.
(e) "Report"
			 means a defined list of related voter registration data records generated from
			 the Statewide Voter Registration System.
(f) "Voter registration data" means data
			 contained in the official registration list.
(g) "Voter registration data record" means a
			 set of related information requested from the official registration list which
			 consists of a core data element and related attributes. A core data element is
			 the basic unit of data that is being requested, including, but not limited to,
			 a voter name, candidate, election official, or address. The related attributes
			 consist of pieces of data associated with that core data element.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Elections Commission › Chapter EL 6 - Procedure › Section EL 6.02 - Registration statement sufficiency

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Any registration filed with a filing
			 officer under chs. 8 and 9, Stats., which is insufficient as to essential form,
			 information or attestations shall be rejected by such officer and shall be
			 promptly returned if possible to the proposed registrant indicating the nature
			 of the insufficiency. The filing officer shall inform the proposed registrant
			 that the attempted registration is not effective.
(2) Any registration statement filed with a
			 filing officer under chs. 8 and 9, Stats., which is insufficient or incomplete
			 in some manner but substantially complies with law shall be accepted by such
			 officer who shall then promptly notify the registrant indicating the nature of
			 the incompletion or insufficiency. The registrant shall then have 15 days from
			 the date of such notice to rectify the problem. If the incompletion or
			 insufficiency is not rectified by the registrant within 15 days from the date
			 of the notice, the registration lapses and is not effective. The filing officer
			 shall inform the registrant that the registration has lapsed and is not
			 effective.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Elections Commission › Chapter EL 6 - Procedure › Section EL 6.04 - Filing documents by facsimile or email process

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) As used in
			 this rule:
(a) "Document" means any form,
			 statement, pleading or other writing which is required to be filed with the
			 filing officer.
(am) "Email
			 process" means the electronic transmission of a duplicate copy of a signed
			 original document.
(b) "Facsimile
			 process" means the electronic transmission of a duplicate copy of a signed
			 original document.
(d) "Filing
			 officer" means the elections commission or any other elections official with
			 whom elections or campaign finance documents are required to be filed by chs. 5
			 to 12, Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Elections Commission › Chapter EL 7 - Approval of Electronic Voting Equipment › Section EL 7.01 - Application for approval of electronic voting system

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) An application
			 for approval of an electronic voting system shall be accompanied by all of the
			 following:
(a) A signed agreement that the
			 vendor shall pay all costs, related to approval of the system, incurred by the
			 elections commission, its designees and the vendor.
(b) Complete specifications for all hardware,
			 firmware and software.
(c) All
			 technical manuals and documentation related to the system.
(d) Complete instruction materials necessary
			 for the operation of the equipment and a description of training available to
			 users and purchasers.
(e) Reports
			 from an independent testing authority accredited by the national association of
			 state election directors (NASED) demonstrating that the voting system conforms
			 to all the standards recommended by the federal elections commission.
(f) A signed agreement requiring that the
			 vendor shall immediately notify the elections commission of any modification to
			 the voting system and requiring that the vendor will not offer, for use, sale
			 or lease, any modified voting system, if the elections commission notifies the
			 vendor that the modifications require that the system be approved
			 again.
(g) A list showing all the
			 states and municipalities in which the system has been approved for use and the
			 length of time that the equipment has been in use in those
			 jurisdictions.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Elections Commission › Chapter EL 7 - Approval of Electronic Voting Equipment › Section EL 7.02 - Agency testing of electronic voting system

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The elections
			 commission shall conduct a test of a voting system, submitted for approval
			 under s.
			 EL 7.01, to
			 ensure that it meets the criteria set out in s.
			 5.91, Stats. The test shall be
			 conducted using a mock election for the partisan primary, a mock general
			 election with both a presidential and gubernatorial vote, and a mock
			 nonpartisan election combined with a presidential preference vote.
(2) The elections commission may use a panel
			 of local election officials and electors to assist in its review of the voting
			 system.
(3) The elections
			 commission may require that the voting system be used in an actual election as
			 a condition of approval.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Elections Commission › Chapter EL 7 - Approval of Electronic Voting Equipment › Section EL 7.03 - Continuing approval of electronic voting system

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The elections
			 commission may revoke the approval of any existing electronic voting system if
			 it does not comply with the provisions of this chapter. As a condition of
			 maintaining the elections commission's approval for the use of the voting
			 system, the vendor shall inform the elections commission of all changes in the
			 hardware, firmware and software and all jurisdictions using the voting
			 system.
(2) The vendor shall, at
			 its own expense, furnish, to an agent approved by the elections commission, for
			 placement in escrow, a copy of the programs, documentation and source code used
			 for any election in the state.
(3)
			 The electronic voting system must be capable of transferring the data contained
			 in the system to an electronic recording medium, pursuant to the provisions of
			 s. 7.23, Stats.
(4) The vendor shall ensure that election
			 results can be exported on election night into a statewide database developed
			 by the elections commission.
(5)
			 For good cause shown, the elections commission may exempt any electronic voting
			 system from strict compliance with this chapter.