Bill Text: IA SF2335 | 2017-2018 | 87th General Assembly | Introduced

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Bill Title: A bill for an act relating to statutory corrections which may adjust language to reflect current practices, insert earlier omissions, delete redundancies and inaccuracies, delete temporary language, resolve inconsistencies and conflicts, update ongoing provisions, or remove ambiguities, and including retroactive applicability provisions. (Formerly SSB 3167.)

Sponsorship: Committee Bill

Status: (Introduced - Dead) 2018-03-06 - Withdrawn. S.J. 547. [SF2335 Detail]

Download: Iowa-2017-SF2335-Introduced.html

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Senate File 2335 - Introduced




                                 SENATE FILE       
                                 BY  COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY

                                 (SUCCESSOR TO SSB
                                     3167)

                                 (COMPANION TO LSB
                                     5784HV BY COMMITTEE ON
                                     JUDICIARY)

                                      A BILL FOR

  1 An Act relating to statutory corrections which may adjust
  2    language to reflect current practices, insert earlier
  3    omissions, delete redundancies and inaccuracies, delete
  4    temporary language, resolve inconsistencies and conflicts,
  5    update ongoing provisions, or remove ambiguities, and
  6    including retroactive applicability provisions.
  7 BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF IOWA:
    TLSB 5784SV (2) 87
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  1  1    Section 1.  Section 1.8, Code 2018, is amended to read as
  1  2 follows:
  1  3    1.8  Applicability of statute.
  1  4    Section 1.4 shall apply to all lands acquired under sections
  1  5 1.5 to through 1.7.
  1  6    Sec. 2.  Section 1.13, Code 2018, is amended to read as
  1  7 follows:
  1  8    1.13  Existing trusts not affected.
  1  9    Nothing in sections section 1.12 to, this section,
  1 10 or section 1.14 or 1.15 shall authorize the alienation,
  1 11 encumbrance, or taxation of any real or personal property,
  1 12 including water rights, belonging to any Indian or Indian
  1 13 tribe, band, or community that is held in trust by the United
  1 14 States or is subject to a restriction against alienation
  1 15 imposed by the United States; or shall authorize regulation
  1 16 of the use of such property in a manner inconsistent with any
  1 17 federal treaty, agreement, or statute or with any regulation
  1 18 made pursuant thereto; or shall confer jurisdiction upon the
  1 19 state to adjudicate, in probate proceedings or otherwise,
  1 20 the ownership or right to possession of such property or any
  1 21 interest therein.
  1 22    Sec. 3.  Section 1.14, Code 2018, is amended to read as
  1 23 follows:
  1 24    1.14  Tribal ordinances or customs enforced.
  1 25    Any tribal ordinance or custom heretofore or hereafter
  1 26 adopted by the governing council of the Sac and Fox Indian
  1 27 settlement in Tama county in the exercise of any authority
  1 28 which it may possess shall, if not inconsistent with any
  1 29 applicable civil law of the state, be given full force and
  1 30 effect in the determination of civil causes of action pursuant
  1 31 to sections 1.12 to, 1.13, this section, and 1.15.
  1 32    Sec. 4.  Section 6A.22, subsection 2, paragraph a,
  1 33 subparagraph (2), Code 2018, is amended to read as follows:
  1 34    (2)  The acquisition of any interest in property necessary to
  1 35 the function of a public or private utility to the extent such
  2  1 purpose does not include construction of aboveground merchant
  2  2 lines, or necessary to the function of a common carrier, or
  2  3 airport or airport system.
  2  4    Sec. 5.  Section 8B.21, subsection 6, Code 2018, is amended
  2  5 to read as follows:
  2  6    6.  Annual report.  On an annual basis, the office shall
  2  7  prepare a report to the governor, the department of management,
  2  8 and the general assembly regarding the total spending on
  2  9 technology for the previous fiscal year, the total amount
  2 10 appropriated for the current fiscal year, and an estimate of
  2 11 the amount to be requested for the succeeding fiscal year for
  2 12 all agencies. The report shall include a five=year projection
  2 13 of technology cost savings, an accounting of the level of
  2 14 technology cost savings for the current fiscal year, and a
  2 15 comparison of the level of technology cost savings for the
  2 16 current fiscal year with that of the previous fiscal year. The
  2 17 report shall be filed as soon as possible after the close of a
  2 18 fiscal year, and by no later than the second Monday of January
  2 19 of each year.
  2 20    Sec. 6.  Section 8C.7A, subsection 3, paragraph a,
  2 21 subparagraph (2), subparagraph division (b), Code 2018, is
  2 22 amended to read as follows:
  2 23    (b)  An authority that has adopted a municipal or county code
  2 24 on or before July 1, 2017, which requires an application or
  2 25 permit for the installation, placement, operation, maintenance,
  2 26 or replacement of a micro wireless facility may continue the
  2 27 application or permit requirement subsequent to July 1, 2017.
  2 28    Sec. 7.  Section 12C.5, Code 2018, is amended to read as
  2 29 follows:
  2 30    12C.5  Refusal of deposits == procedure.
  2 31    If the approved depositories will not accept the deposits
  2 32 under the conditions prescribed or authorized in this chapter,
  2 33 the funds may be deposited, on the same or better terms as
  2 34 were offered to the depositories, in one or more approved
  2 35 depositories conveniently located within the state.
  3  1 The treasurer of state may invest in any of the investments
  3  2 authorized for the Iowa public employees' retirement system in
  3  3 section 97B.7A except that investment in common stocks shall
  3  4 not be permitted.
  3  5    Sec. 8.  Section 15.293B, subsection 1, paragraph i, Code
  3  6 2018, is amended to read as follows:
  3  7    i.  An applicant that is unsuccessful in receiving a tax
  3  8 credit award during an annual application period may make
  3  9 additional applications during subsequent annual application
  3 10 periods. Such applicants shall be required to submit a new
  3 11 application and, which shall be competitively reviewed and
  3 12 scored in the same manner as other applicants applications in
  3 13 that annual application period.
  3 14    Sec. 9.  Section 16.161, Code 2018, is amended to read as
  3 15 follows:
  3 16    16.161  Authority to issue E911 911 program bonds and notes.
  3 17    1.  The authority shall assist the program manager,
  3 18 appointed pursuant to section 34A.2A, as provided in chapter
  3 19 34A, subchapter II, and the authority shall have all of the
  3 20 powers delegated to it by a joint E911 911 service board or the
  3 21 department of public defense in a chapter 28E agreement with
  3 22 respect to the issuance and securing of bonds or notes and the
  3 23 carrying out of the purposes of chapter 34A.
  3 24    2.  The authority shall provide a mechanism for the pooling
  3 25 of funds of two or more joint E911 911 service boards to be
  3 26 used for the joint purchasing of necessary equipment and
  3 27 reimbursement of land=line and wireless service providers'
  3 28 costs for upgrades necessary to provide E911 911 service. When
  3 29 two or more joint E911 911 service boards have agreed to pool
  3 30 funds for the purpose of purchasing necessary equipment to be
  3 31 used in providing E911 911 service, the authority shall issue
  3 32 bonds and notes as provided in sections 34A.20 through 34A.22.
  3 33    Sec. 10.  Section 20.3, subsections 3 and 8, Code 2018, are
  3 34 amended to read as follows:
  3 35    3.  a.  "Confidential employee" means any public employee who
  4  1 works in the personnel offices of a public employer or who has
  4  2 access to information subject to use by the public employer
  4  3 in negotiating or who works in a close continuing working
  4  4 relationship with public officers or representatives associated
  4  5 with negotiating on behalf of the public employer.
  4  6    b.  "Confidential employee" also includes the personal
  4  7 secretary of any of the following:
  4  8    (1)  Any elected official or person appointed to fill a
  4  9 vacancy in an elective office, member.
  4 10    (2)  A member of any board or commission, the.
  4 11    (3)  The administrative officer, director, or chief
  4 12 executive officer of a public employer or major division
  4 13 thereof, or the.
  4 14    (4)  The deputy or first assistant of any of the foregoing
  4 15  persons described in subparagraphs (1) through (3).
  4 16    8.  "Professional employee" means any one of the following:
  4 17    a.  Any employee engaged in work to which all of the
  4 18 following apply:
  4 19    (1)  Predominantly The work is predominantly intellectual
  4 20 and varied in character as opposed to routine mental, manual,
  4 21 mechanical or physical work;.
  4 22    (2)  Involving The work involves the consistent exercise of
  4 23 discretion and judgment in its performance;.
  4 24    (3)  Of The work is of such a character that the output
  4 25 produced or the result accomplished cannot be standardized in
  4 26 relation to a given period of time; and.
  4 27    (4)  Requiring The work requires knowledge of an advanced
  4 28 type in a field of science or learning customarily acquired
  4 29 by a prolonged course of specialized intellectual instruction
  4 30 and study in an institution of higher learning or a hospital,
  4 31 as distinguished from a general academic education or from an
  4 32 apprenticeship or from training in the performance of routine
  4 33 mental, manual, or physical processes.
  4 34    b.  Any employee who to whom all of the following apply:
  4 35    (1)  Has The employee has completed the courses of
  5  1 specialized intellectual instruction and study described in
  5  2 paragraph "a", subparagraph 4, of this subsection, and (4).
  5  3    (2)  Is The employee is performing related work under the
  5  4 supervision of a professional person to qualify the employee
  5  5 to become a professional employee as defined in paragraph "a"
  5  6 of this subsection.
  5  7    Sec. 11.  Section 22.15, Code 2018, is amended to read as
  5  8 follows:
  5  9    22.15  Personnel records == discipline == employee
  5 10 notification.
  5 11    A government body that takes disciplinary action against an
  5 12 employee that may result in information described in section
  5 13 22.7, subsection 11, paragraph "a", subparagraph (5), being
  5 14 placed in the employee's personnel record, prior to taking such
  5 15 disciplinary action, shall notify the employee in writing that
  5 16 the information placed in the employee's personnel file record
  5 17  as a result of the disciplinary action may become a public
  5 18 record.
  5 19    Sec. 12.  Section 29A.27, subsection 5, Code 2018, is amended
  5 20 to read as follows:
  5 21    5.  The provisions herein provided of this section shall
  5 22 apply to all individuals receiving benefits under this section
  5 23 or who subsequently may become entitled to such benefits.
  5 24    Sec. 13.  Section 30.3, subsections 1 and 2, Code 2018, are
  5 25 amended to read as follows:
  5 26    1.  Material safety data sheets or a list of chemicals
  5 27 required to be submitted to the department under section 311
  5 28 of the Emergency Planning and Community Right=to=know Act, 42
  5 29 U.S.C. {11021, shall be submitted to the department of natural
  5 30 resources. Submission to that the department of natural
  5 31 resources constitutes compliance with the requirement for
  5 32 notification to the department.
  5 33    2.  Emergency and hazardous chemical inventory forms
  5 34 required to be submitted to the department under section 312
  5 35 of the Emergency Planning and Community Right=to=know Act, 42
  6  1 U.S.C. {11022, shall be submitted to the department of natural
  6  2 resources. Submission to that the department of natural
  6  3 resources constitutes compliance with the requirement for
  6  4 notification to the department.
  6  5    Sec. 14.  Section 30.4, subsection 1, Code 2018, is amended
  6  6 to read as follows:
  6  7    1.  Emergency notifications of releases required to be
  6  8 submitted to the department under section 304 of the Emergency
  6  9 Planning and Community Right=to=know Act, 42 U.S.C. {11004,
  6 10 shall be submitted to the department of natural resources.
  6 11 Submission to that the department of natural resources
  6 12  constitutes compliance with the requirement for notification
  6 13 to the department.
  6 14    Sec. 15.  Section 34A.3, subsection 1, paragraph b,
  6 15 subparagraph (2), Code 2018, is amended to read as follows:
  6 16    (2)  The program manager may order the inclusion of a
  6 17 specific territory not serviced by surrounding 911 service
  6 18 plan areas in an adjoining 911 service plan area to avoid the
  6 19 creation by exclusion of a territory smaller than a single
  6 20 county not serviced by surrounding 911 service plan areas
  6 21  upon request of the joint 911 service board representing the
  6 22 territory to avoid the creation by exclusion of a territory
  6 23 smaller than a single county.
  6 24    Sec. 16.  Section 34A.8, subsection 2, paragraph b, Code
  6 25 2018, is amended to read as follows:
  6 26    b.  The director, program manager, joint 911 service board,
  6 27 local emergency management commission established pursuant to
  6 28 section 29C.9, the designated 911 service provider, and the
  6 29 public safety answering point, and their agents, employees, and
  6 30 assigns shall use local exchange service information provided
  6 31 by the local exchange service provider solely for the purposes
  6 32 of providing 911 emergency telephone service or providing
  6 33 related mass notification and emergency messaging services as
  6 34 described in section 29C.17A utilizing only the subscriber's
  6 35 information, and it local exchange service information shall
  7  1 otherwise be kept confidential. A person who violates this
  7  2 section is guilty of a simple misdemeanor.
  7  3    Sec. 17.  Section 35C.5, Code 2018, is amended to read as
  7  4 follows:
  7  5    35C.5  Appeals.
  7  6    1.  In addition to the remedy provided in section 35C.4,
  7  7 an appeal may be taken by any person belonging to any of the
  7  8 classes of persons to whom a preference is hereby granted under
  7  9 this chapter, from any refusal to allow said the preference, as
  7 10 provided in this chapter, to the district court of the county
  7 11 in which such the refusal occurs.
  7 12    2.  The appeal shall be made by serving upon the appointing
  7 13 board within twenty days after the date of the refusal of
  7 14 said the appointing officer, board, or persons to allow said
  7 15  the preference, a written notice of such appeal stating the
  7 16 grounds of the appeal; and a demand in writing for a certified
  7 17 transcript of the record, and all papers on file in the office
  7 18 affecting or relating to said the appointment. Thereupon Upon
  7 19 receipt of the notice and demand, said the appointing officer,
  7 20 board, or person shall, within ten days, make, certify, and
  7 21 deliver to the appellant such a the transcript; and the. The
  7 22  appellant shall, within five days thereafter, file the same
  7 23  transcript and a copy of the notice of appeal with the clerk of
  7 24 said court, and said.
  7 25    3.  The notice of appeal shall stand as the appellant's
  7 26 complaint and thereupon said the cause shall be accorded
  7 27 such preference in its assignment for trial as to assure its
  7 28 prompt disposition. The court shall receive and consider any
  7 29 pertinent evidence, whether oral or documentary, concerning
  7 30 said the appointment from which the appeal is taken, and if.
  7 31 If the court shall find finds that the said applicant is
  7 32 qualified as defined in section 35C.1, to hold the position
  7 33 for which the applicant has applied, said the court shall, by
  7 34 its mandate, specifically direct the said appointing officer,
  7 35 board, or persons as to their further action in the matter.
  8  1    4.  An appeal may be taken from the judgment of the said
  8  2  district court on any such appeal on the same terms as an
  8  3 appeal is taken in civil actions. At their election parties
  8  4  Parties entitled to appeal under this section may elect, in
  8  5 the alternative, to maintain an action for judicial review in
  8  6 accordance with the terms of the Iowa administrative procedure
  8  7 Act, chapter 17A, if that is otherwise applicable to their the
  8  8  case.
  8  9    Sec. 18.  Section 37.6, Code 2018, is amended to read as
  8 10 follows:
  8 11    37.6  Bonds.
  8 12    Bonds issued by a county for the purposes of this chapter
  8 13 shall be issued under sections 331.441 to through 331.449
  8 14 relating to general county purpose bonds. Bonds issued by a
  8 15 city shall be issued in accordance with provisions of law under
  8 16 sections 384.24 through 384.36 relating to general corporate
  8 17 purpose bonds of a city.
  8 18    Sec. 19.  Section 43.5, Code 2018, is amended to read as
  8 19 follows:
  8 20    43.5  Applicable statutes.
  8 21    The provisions of chapters 39, 39A, 47, 48A, 49, 50, 52,
  8 22 53, 57, 58, 59, 61, 62, 68A, and 722 shall apply, so far as
  8 23 applicable, to all primary elections, except as hereinafter
  8 24  otherwise provided in this chapter.
  8 25    Sec. 20.  Section 43.20, subsection 2, Code 2018, is amended
  8 26 to read as follows:
  8 27    2.  In each of the above cases described in subsection 1, the
  8 28 vote to be taken for the purpose of computing the percentage
  8 29 shall be the vote cast for president of the United States or
  8 30 for governor, as the case may be.
  8 31    Sec. 21.  Section 43.78, subsection 5, paragraphs b and d,
  8 32 Code 2018, are amended to read as follows:
  8 33    b.  In the office of the proper appropriate commissioner, at
  8 34 least sixty=four days before the date of the election.
  8 35    d.  In the office of the proper appropriate commissioner or
  9  1 the state commissioner, as applicable, in case of a special
  9  2 election to fill vacancies, at least twenty=five days before
  9  3 the day of election.
  9  4    Sec. 22.  Section 44.9, subsections 2, 5, and 6, Code 2018,
  9  5 are amended to read as follows:
  9  6    2.  In the office of the proper appropriate commissioner, at
  9  7 least sixty=four days before the date of the election, except
  9  8 as otherwise provided in subsection 6.
  9  9    5.  In the office of the proper appropriate commissioner
  9 10 or school board secretary in case of a special election to
  9 11 fill vacancies, at least twenty=five days before the day of
  9 12 election.
  9 13    6.  In the office of the proper appropriate commissioner, at
  9 14 least forty=two days before the regularly scheduled or special
  9 15 city election. However, for those cities that may be required
  9 16 to hold a primary election, at least sixty=three days before a
  9 17 regularly scheduled or special city election.
  9 18    Sec. 23.  Section 49.11, subsection 3, paragraph d,
  9 19 unnumbered paragraph 1, Code 2018, is amended to read as
  9 20 follows:
  9 21    The commissioner may also consolidate Consolidate precincts
  9 22 for any election under any of the following circumstances:
  9 23    Sec. 24.  Section 59.6, Code 2018, is amended to read as
  9 24 follows:
  9 25    59.6  Power of general assembly.
  9 26    Nothing herein contained in this chapter shall be construed
  9 27 to abridge the right of either branch of the general assembly
  9 28 to grant commissions to take depositions, or to send for and
  9 29 examine any witness it may desire to hear on such trial.
  9 30    Sec. 25.  Section 68A.101, Code 2018, is amended to read as
  9 31 follows:
  9 32    68A.101  Citation and administration.
  9 33 This chapter may be cited as the "Campaign Disclosure
  9 34 = Income Tax Checkoff Act". The Iowa ethics and campaign
  9 35 disclosure board shall administer this chapter as provided in
 10  1 sections 68B.32, 68B.32A, 68B.32B, 68B.32C, and 68B.32D.
 10  2    Sec. 26.  Section 68A.102, subsection 21, Code 2018, is
 10  3 amended by striking the subsection.
 10  4    Sec. 27.  Section 70A.26, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 10  5 follows:
 10  6    70A.26  Disaster service volunteer leave.
 10  7    1.  An employee of an appointing authority who is a certified
 10  8 disaster service volunteer of the American red cross may be
 10  9 granted leave with pay from work for not more than fifteen
 10 10 working days in any twelve=month period to participate in
 10 11 disaster relief services for the American red cross at the
 10 12 request of the American red cross for the services of that
 10 13 employee and upon the approval of the employee's appointing
 10 14 authority without loss of seniority, pay, vacation time,
 10 15 personal days, sick leave, insurance and health coverage
 10 16 benefits, or earned overtime accumulation. The appointing
 10 17 authority shall compensate an employee granted leave under this
 10 18 section at the employee's regular rate of pay for those regular
 10 19 work hours during which the employee is absent from work.
 10 20    2.  An employee deemed to be on granted leave under this
 10 21 section shall not be deemed to be an employee of the state for
 10 22 purposes of workers' compensation. An employee deemed to be
 10 23 on granted leave under this section shall not be deemed to be
 10 24 an employee of the state for purposes of the Iowa tort claims
 10 25 Act, chapter 669.
 10 26    3.  Leave under this section shall be granted only for
 10 27 services relating to a disaster in the state of Iowa.
 10 28    Sec. 28.  Section 73.2, subsection 1, paragraph a, Code 2018,
 10 29 is amended to read as follows:
 10 30    a.  All requests hereafter made for bids and proposals for
 10 31 materials, products, supplies, provisions, and other needed
 10 32 articles to be purchased at public expense, shall be made in
 10 33 general terms and by general specifications and not by brand,
 10 34 trade name, or other individual mark.
 10 35    Sec. 29.  Section 84A.5, subsection 4, Code 2018, is amended
 11  1 to read as follows:
 11  2    4.  The division of labor services is responsible for the
 11  3 administration of the laws of this state under chapters 88,
 11  4 88A, 88B, 89, 89A, 89B, 90A, 91, 91A, 91C, 91D, 91E, 92, and
 11  5 94A, and section sections 73A.21 and 85.68. The executive head
 11  6 of the division is the labor commissioner, appointed pursuant
 11  7 to section 91.2.
 11  8    Sec. 30.  Section 85.47, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 11  9 follows:
 11 10    85.47  Basis of commutation.
 11 11    When the commutation is ordered, the workers' compensation
 11 12 commissioner shall fix the lump sum to be paid at an amount
 11 13 which will equal the total sum of the probable future payments
 11 14 capitalized at their present value and upon the basis of
 11 15 interest at the rate provided in section 535.3 for court
 11 16 judgments and decrees. Upon the payment of such amount, the
 11 17 employer shall be discharged from all further liability on
 11 18 account of the injury or death, and be entitled to a duly
 11 19 executed release, upon. Upon the filing which of the release,
 11 20  the liability of the employer under any agreement, award,
 11 21 finding, or judgment shall be discharged of record.
 11 22    Sec. 31.  Section 85.53, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 11 23 follows:
 11 24    85.53  Notice to consular officer.
 11 25    If such consular officer, or the officer's duly appointed
 11 26 representative, shall file with the workers' compensation
 11 27 commissioner evidence of the officer's or representative's
 11 28 authority, the workers' compensation commissioner shall notify
 11 29 such consular officer or representative of the death of all
 11 30 employees leaving an alien dependent, or dependents, residing
 11 31 in the country of said consular officer so far as same that
 11 32  shall come to the commissioner's knowledge.
 11 33    Sec. 32.  Section 86.9, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 11 34 follows:
 11 35    86.9  Reports.
 12  1    1.  The director of the department of workforce development,
 12  2 in consultation with the commissioner, shall, at the time
 12  3 provided by law, make an annual report to the governor setting
 12  4 forth in appropriate form the business and expense of the
 12  5 division of workers' compensation for the preceding year, the
 12  6 number of claims processed by the division and the disposition
 12  7 of the claims, and other matters pertaining to the division
 12  8 which are of public interest, together with recommendations for
 12  9 change or amendment of the laws in this chapter and chapters
 12 10 85, 85A, 85B, and 87, and the recommendations, if any, shall be
 12 11 transmitted by the governor to the first general assembly in
 12 12 session after the report is filed.
 12 13    2.  The commissioner, after consultation with the director
 12 14 of the department of workforce development, may compile an
 12 15 annual report setting forth the final decisions, rulings, and
 12 16 orders of the division for the preceding year and setting forth
 12 17 other matters or information which the commissioner considers
 12 18 desirable for publication.
 12 19    3.  These annual reports may be distributed by the state
 12 20 on request to public officials as set forth in chapter 7A.
 12 21  Members of the public may obtain the an annual report upon
 12 22 payment of its cost as set by the commissioner.
 12 23    Sec. 33.  Section 88.1, subsection 3, Code 2018, is amended
 12 24 to read as follows:
 12 25    3.  Authorizing the labor commissioner to set mandatory
 12 26 occupational safety and health standards applicable to
 12 27 businesses, and by creating an providing for an adjudicatory
 12 28 process through the employment appeal board within the
 12 29 department of inspections and appeals for carrying out
 12 30 adjudicatory functions under the chapter.
 12 31    Sec. 34.  Section 92.2, subsection 1, unnumbered paragraph
 12 32 1, Code 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 12 33    A person over ten and under sixteen years of age cannot be
 12 34 employed, with or without compensation, in street occupations
 12 35 or migratory labor as defined provided in section 92.1, unless
 13  1 the person holds a work permit issued pursuant to this chapter.
 13  2    Sec. 35.  Section 96.3, subsection 1, Code 2018, is amended
 13  3 to read as follows:
 13  4    1.  Payment.  Twenty=four months after the date when
 13  5 contributions first accrue under this chapter, benefits shall
 13  6 become payable from the fund; provided, that wages earned for
 13  7 services defined in section 96.19, subsection 18, paragraph
 13  8 "g", subparagraph (3), irrespective of when performed, shall
 13  9 not be included for purposes of determining eligibility, under
 13 10 section 96.4 or full=time weekly wages, under subsection 4 of
 13 11 this section, for the purposes of any benefit year commencing
 13 12 on or after July 1, 1939, nor shall any benefits with respect
 13 13 to unemployment occurring on and after July 1, 1939, be payable
 13 14 under subsection 5 of this section on the basis of such wages.
 13 15 All benefits shall be paid through employment offices in
 13 16 accordance with such regulations as the department of workforce
 13 17 development may prescribe.
 13 18    Sec. 36.  Section 99F.4, subsection 22, Code 2018, is amended
 13 19 to read as follows:
 13 20    22.  To require licensees to establish a process to allow
 13 21 a person to be voluntarily excluded from the gaming floor of
 13 22 an excursion gambling boat, and from the wagering area, as
 13 23 defined in section 99D.2, and from the gaming floor of all
 13 24 other licensed facilities under this chapter and chapter 99D
 13 25 as provided in this subsection. The process shall provide
 13 26 that an initial request by a person to be voluntarily excluded
 13 27 shall be for a period of five years or life and any subsequent
 13 28 request following any five=year period shall be for a period
 13 29 of five years or life. The process established shall require
 13 30 that a person requesting to be voluntarily excluded be provided
 13 31 information compiled by the Iowa department of public health
 13 32 on gambling treatment options and shall also require that a
 13 33 licensee disseminate information regarding persons voluntarily
 13 34 excluded to all licensees under this chapter and chapter 99D.
 13 35  The state and any licensee under this chapter or chapter 99D
 14  1 shall not be liable to any person for any claim which may arise
 14  2 from this process. In addition to any other penalty provided
 14  3 by law, any money or thing of value that has been obtained by,
 14  4 or is owed to, a voluntarily excluded person by a licensee as a
 14  5 result of wagers made by the person after the person has been
 14  6 voluntarily excluded shall not be paid to the person but shall
 14  7 be credited to the general fund of the state.
 14  8    Sec. 37.  Section 105.22, subsection 4, Code 2018, is amended
 14  9 to read as follows:
 14 10    4.  Conviction of a felony related to the profession or
 14 11 occupation of the licensee or the conviction of any felony that
 14 12 would affect the licensee's ability to practice within the
 14 13 profession. A copy of the record or of conviction or plea of
 14 14 guilty shall be conclusive evidence of such conviction.
 14 15    Sec. 38.  Section 123.22, subsection 2, Code 2018, is amended
 14 16 to read as follows:
 14 17    2.  a.  No A person, acting individually or through another
 14 18 acting for the person, shall not directly or indirectly, or
 14 19 upon any pretense, or by any device, manufacture do any of the
 14 20 following:
 14 21    (1)  Manufacture, sell, exchange, barter, dispense, give
 14 22 in consideration of the purchase of any property or of any
 14 23 services or in evasion of this chapter, or keep for sale, or
 14 24 have possession of any intoxicating liquor, except as provided
 14 25 in this chapter; or own.
 14 26    (2)  Own, keep, or be in any way concerned, engaged, or
 14 27 employed in owning or keeping, any intoxicating liquor with
 14 28 intent to violate any provision of this chapter, or authorize
 14 29 or permit the same to be done; or manufacture.
 14 30    (3)  Manufacture, own, sell, or have possession of any
 14 31 manufactured or compounded article, mixture or substance,
 14 32 not in a liquid form, and containing alcohol which may be
 14 33 converted into a beverage by a process of pressing or straining
 14 34 the alcohol therefrom, or any instrument intended for use
 14 35 and capable of being used in the manufacture of intoxicating
 15  1 liquor; or own.
 15  2    (4)  Own or have possession of any material used exclusively
 15  3 in the manufacture of intoxicating liquor; or use.
 15  4    (5)  Use or have possession of any material with intent to
 15  5 use it in the manufacture of intoxicating liquors; however.
 15  6    b.  However, alcohol may be manufactured for industrial and
 15  7 nonbeverage purposes by persons who have qualified for that
 15  8 purpose as provided by the laws of the United States and the
 15  9 laws of this state. Such alcohol, so manufactured, may be
 15 10 denatured, transported, used, possessed, sold, and bartered
 15 11 and dispensed, subject to the limitations, prohibitions and
 15 12 restrictions imposed by the laws of the United States and this
 15 13 state.
 15 14    c.  Any person may manufacture, sell, or transport
 15 15 ingredients and devices other than alcohol for the making of
 15 16 homemade wine or beer.
 15 17    Sec. 39.  Section 124.401, subsection 5, Code 2018, is
 15 18 amended by adding the following new unnumbered paragraph after
 15 19 unnumbered paragraph 2:
 15 20 NEW UNNUMBERED PARAGRAPH  A person may knowingly or
 15 21 intentionally recommend, possess, use, dispense, deliver,
 15 22 transport, or administer cannabidiol if the recommendation,
 15 23 possession, use, dispensing, delivery, transporting, or
 15 24 administering is in accordance with the provisions of chapter
 15 25 124E.  For purposes of this paragraph, "cannabidiol" means the
 15 26 same as defined in section 124E.2.
 15 27    Sec. 40.  Section 125.34, subsections 3 and 6, Code 2018, are
 15 28 amended to read as follows:
 15 29    3.  A person who arrives at a facility and voluntarily
 15 30 submits to examination shall be examined by a licensed
 15 31 physician and surgeon or osteopathic physician and surgeon or
 15 32 mental health professional as soon as possible after the person
 15 33 arrives at the facility. The person may then be admitted as a
 15 34 patient or referred to another health facility. The referring
 15 35 facility shall arrange for transportation.
 16  1    6.  If the physician and surgeon or osteopathic physician
 16  2 and surgeon in charge of the facility determines it is for the
 16  3 patient's benefit, the patient shall be encouraged to agree to
 16  4 further diagnosis and appropriate voluntary treatment.
 16  5    Sec. 41.  Section 125.75, subsection 2, paragraph c,
 16  6 subparagraph (1), Code 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 16  7    (1)  A written statement of a licensed physician and
 16  8 surgeon or osteopathic physician and surgeon or mental health
 16  9 professional in support of the application.
 16 10    Sec. 42.  Section 125.78, subsection 3, paragraph b, Code
 16 11 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 16 12    b.  Requiring an examination of the respondent, prior to
 16 13 the hearing, by one or more licensed physicians physician
 16 14 and surgeons or osteopathic physician and surgeons or mental
 16 15 health professionals who shall submit a written report of the
 16 16 examination to the court as required by section 125.80.
 16 17    Sec. 43.  Section 125.80, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 16 18 follows:
 16 19    125.80  Physician's or mental health professional's
 16 20 examination == report == scheduling of hearing.
 16 21    1.  a.  An examination of the respondent shall be conducted
 16 22 within a reasonable time and prior to the commitment hearing
 16 23 by one or more licensed physicians physician and surgeons
 16 24 or osteopathic physician and surgeons or mental health
 16 25 professionals as required by the court's order. If the
 16 26 respondent is taken into custody under section 125.81, the
 16 27 examination shall be conducted within twenty=four hours after
 16 28 the respondent is taken into custody. If the respondent
 16 29 desires, the respondent may have a separate examination by a
 16 30 licensed physician and surgeon or osteopathic physician and
 16 31 surgeon or mental health professional of the respondent's own
 16 32 choice. The court shall notify the respondent of the right
 16 33 to choose a licensed physician and surgeon or osteopathic
 16 34 physician and surgeon or mental health professional for a
 16 35 separate examination. The reasonable cost of the examinations
 17  1 shall be paid from county funds upon order of the court if the
 17  2 respondent lacks sufficient funds to pay the cost.
 17  3    b.  A licensed physician and surgeon or osteopathic
 17  4 physician and surgeon or mental health professional conducting
 17  5 an examination pursuant to this section may consult with or
 17  6 request the participation in the examination of facility
 17  7 personnel, and may include with or attach to the written report
 17  8 of the examination any findings or observations by facility
 17  9 personnel who have been consulted or have participated in the
 17 10 examination.
 17 11    c.  If the respondent is not taken into custody under
 17 12 section 125.81, but the court is subsequently informed that the
 17 13 respondent has declined to be examined by a licensed physician
 17 14 and surgeon or osteopathic physician and surgeon or mental
 17 15 health professional pursuant to the court order, the court
 17 16 may order limited detention of the respondent as necessary to
 17 17 facilitate the examination of the respondent by the licensed
 17 18 physician and surgeon or osteopathic physician and surgeon or
 17 19 mental health professional.
 17 20    2.  A written report of the examination by a court=designated
 17 21 licensed physician and surgeon or osteopathic physician and
 17 22 surgeon or mental health professional shall be filed with
 17 23 the clerk prior to the hearing date. A written report of an
 17 24 examination by a licensed physician and surgeon or osteopathic
 17 25 physician and surgeon or mental health professional chosen
 17 26 by the respondent may be similarly filed. The clerk shall
 17 27 immediately:
 17 28    a.  Cause a report to be shown to the judge who issued the
 17 29 order.
 17 30    b.  Cause the respondent's attorney to receive a copy
 17 31 of the report of a court=designated licensed physician and
 17 32 surgeon or osteopathic physician and surgeon or mental health
 17 33 professional.
 17 34    3.  If the report of a court=designated licensed physician
 17 35 and surgeon or osteopathic physician and surgeon or mental
 18  1 health professional is to the effect that the respondent is not
 18  2 a person with a substance=related disorder, the court, without
 18  3 taking further action, may terminate the proceeding and dismiss
 18  4 the application on its own motion and without notice.
 18  5    4.  If the report of a court=designated licensed physician
 18  6 and surgeon or osteopathic physician and surgeon or mental
 18  7 health professional is to the effect that the respondent is
 18  8 a person with a substance=related disorder, the court shall
 18  9 schedule a commitment hearing as soon as possible. The hearing
 18 10 shall be held not more than forty=eight hours after the report
 18 11 is filed, excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, unless
 18 12 an extension for good cause is requested by the respondent,
 18 13 or as soon thereafter as possible if the court considers that
 18 14 sufficient grounds exist for delaying the hearing.
 18 15    Sec. 44.  Section 125.82, subsection 3, Code 2018, is amended
 18 16 to read as follows:
 18 17    3.  The person who filed the application and a licensed
 18 18 physician and surgeon or osteopathic physician and surgeon,
 18 19 mental health professional, or certified alcohol and drug
 18 20 counselor certified by the nongovernmental Iowa board of
 18 21 substance abuse certification who has examined the respondent
 18 22 in connection with the commitment hearing shall be present
 18 23 at the hearing, unless the court for good cause finds that
 18 24 their presence or testimony is not necessary. The applicant,
 18 25 respondent, and the respondent's attorney may waive the
 18 26 presence or telephonic appearance of the licensed physician
 18 27 and surgeon or osteopathic physician and surgeon, mental
 18 28 health professional, or certified alcohol and drug counselor
 18 29 who examined the respondent and agree to submit as evidence
 18 30 the written report of the licensed physician and surgeon or
 18 31 osteopathic physician and surgeon, mental health professional,
 18 32 or certified alcohol and drug counselor. The respondent's
 18 33 attorney shall inform the court if the respondent's attorney
 18 34 reasonably believes that the respondent, due to diminished
 18 35 capacity, cannot make an adequately considered waiver decision.
 19  1 "Good cause" for finding that the testimony of the licensed
 19  2 physician and surgeon or osteopathic physician and surgeon,
 19  3 mental health professional, or certified alcohol and drug
 19  4 counselor who examined the respondent is not necessary may
 19  5 include, but is not limited to, such a waiver. If the court
 19  6 determines that the testimony of the licensed physician and
 19  7 surgeon or osteopathic physician and surgeon, mental health
 19  8 professional, or certified alcohol and drug counselor is
 19  9 necessary, the court may allow the licensed physician and
 19 10 surgeon or osteopathic physician and surgeon, mental health
 19 11 professional, or certified alcohol and drug counselor to
 19 12 testify by telephone. The respondent shall be present at the
 19 13 hearing unless prior to the hearing the respondent's attorney
 19 14 stipulates in writing that the attorney has conversed with the
 19 15 respondent, and that in the attorney's judgment the respondent
 19 16 cannot make a meaningful contribution to the hearing, or that
 19 17 the respondent has waived the right to be present, and the
 19 18 basis for the attorney's conclusions. A stipulation to the
 19 19 respondent's absence shall be reviewed by the court before the
 19 20 hearing, and may be rejected if it appears that insufficient
 19 21 grounds are stated or that the respondent's interests would not
 19 22 be served by the respondent's absence.
 19 23    Sec. 45.  Section 125.91, subsections 2 and 3, Code 2018, are
 19 24 amended to read as follows:
 19 25    2.  a.  A peace officer who has reasonable grounds to
 19 26 believe that the circumstances described in subsection 1 are
 19 27 applicable may, without a warrant, take or cause that person
 19 28 to be taken to the nearest available facility referred to in
 19 29 section 125.81, subsection 2, paragraph "b" or "c". Such a
 19 30 person with a substance=related disorder due to intoxication
 19 31 or substance=induced incapacitation who also demonstrates
 19 32 a significant degree of distress or dysfunction may also
 19 33 be delivered to a facility by someone other than a peace
 19 34 officer upon a showing of reasonable grounds. Upon delivery
 19 35 of the person to a facility under this section, the attending
 20  1 physician and surgeon or osteopathic physician and surgeon
 20  2  may order treatment of the person, but only to the extent
 20  3 necessary to preserve the person's life or to appropriately
 20  4 control the person's behavior if the behavior is likely to
 20  5 result in physical injury to the person or others if allowed to
 20  6 continue. The peace officer or other person who delivered the
 20  7 person to the facility shall describe the circumstances of the
 20  8 matter to the attending physician and surgeon or osteopathic
 20  9 physician and surgeon. If the person is a peace officer,
 20 10 the peace officer may do so either in person or by written
 20 11 report. If the attending physician and surgeon or osteopathic
 20 12 physician and surgeon has reasonable grounds to believe that
 20 13 the circumstances in subsection 1 are applicable, the attending
 20 14 physician shall at once communicate with the nearest available
 20 15 magistrate as defined in section 801.4, subsection 10. The
 20 16 magistrate shall, based upon the circumstances described by
 20 17 the attending physician and surgeon or osteopathic physician
 20 18 and surgeon, give the attending physician and surgeon or
 20 19 osteopathic physician and surgeon oral instructions either
 20 20 directing that the person be released forthwith, or authorizing
 20 21 the person's detention in an appropriate facility. The
 20 22 magistrate may also give oral instructions and order that the
 20 23 detained person be transported to an appropriate facility.
 20 24    b.  If the magistrate orders that the person be detained, the
 20 25 magistrate shall, by the close of business on the next working
 20 26 day, file a written order with the clerk in the county where it
 20 27 is anticipated that an application may be filed under section
 20 28 125.75. The order may be filed by facsimile if necessary. The
 20 29 order shall state the circumstances under which the person
 20 30 was taken into custody or otherwise brought to a facility
 20 31 and the grounds supporting the finding of probable cause to
 20 32 believe that the person is a person with a substance=related
 20 33 disorder likely to result in physical injury to the person
 20 34 or others if not detained. The order shall confirm the oral
 20 35 order authorizing the person's detention including any order
 21  1 given to transport the person to an appropriate facility. The
 21  2 clerk shall provide a copy of that order to the attending
 21  3 physician and surgeon or osteopathic physician and surgeon at
 21  4 the facility to which the person was originally taken, any
 21  5 subsequent facility to which the person was transported, and
 21  6 to any law enforcement department or ambulance service that
 21  7 transported the person pursuant to the magistrate's order.
 21  8    3.  The attending physician and surgeon or osteopathic
 21  9 physician and surgeon shall examine and may detain the person
 21 10 pursuant to the magistrate's order for a period not to exceed
 21 11 forty=eight hours from the time the order is dated, excluding
 21 12 Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, unless the order is dismissed
 21 13 by a magistrate. The facility may provide treatment which is
 21 14 necessary to preserve the person's life or to appropriately
 21 15 control the person's behavior if the behavior is likely to
 21 16 result in physical injury to the person or others if allowed
 21 17 to continue or is otherwise deemed medically necessary by
 21 18 the attending physician and surgeon or osteopathic physician
 21 19 and surgeon or mental health professional, but shall not
 21 20 otherwise provide treatment to the person without the person's
 21 21 consent. The person shall be discharged from the facility and
 21 22 released from detention no later than the expiration of the
 21 23 forty=eight=hour period, unless an application for involuntary
 21 24 commitment is filed with the clerk pursuant to section 125.75.
 21 25 The detention of a person by the procedure in this section, and
 21 26 not in excess of the period of time prescribed by this section,
 21 27 shall not render the peace officer, attending physician and
 21 28 surgeon or osteopathic physician and surgeon, or facility
 21 29 detaining the person liable in a criminal or civil action
 21 30 for false arrest or false imprisonment if the peace officer,
 21 31 attending physician and surgeon or osteopathic physician
 21 32 and surgeon, mental health professional, or facility had
 21 33 reasonable grounds to believe that the circumstances described
 21 34 in subsection 1 were applicable.
 21 35    Sec. 46.  Section 125.92, subsection 4, Code 2018, is amended
 22  1 to read as follows:
 22  2    4.  Enjoy all legal, medical, religious, social, political,
 22  3 personal, and working rights and privileges, which the person
 22  4 would enjoy if not detained, taken into immediate custody,
 22  5 or committed, consistent with the effective treatment of the
 22  6 person and of the other persons in the facility. If the
 22  7 person's rights are restricted, the physician's physician and
 22  8 surgeon's or osteopathic physician and surgeon's or mental
 22  9 health professional's direction to that effect shall be noted
 22 10 in the person's record. The person or the person's next of
 22 11 kin or guardian shall be advised of the person's rights and
 22 12 be provided a written copy upon the person's admission to or
 22 13 arrival at the facility.
 22 14    Sec. 47.  Section 135B.20, unnumbered paragraph 1, Code
 22 15 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 22 16    Definitions as As used in this subchapter, unless the
 22 17 context otherwise requires:
 22 18    Sec. 48.  Section 135B.32, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 22 19 follows:
 22 20    135B.32  Construction.
 22 21    Nothing herein in this subchapter shall deprive any hospital
 22 22 of its tax exempt or nonprofit status.
 22 23    Sec. 49.  Section 135H.6, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 22 24 follows:
 22 25    135H.6  Inspection == conditions for issuance.
 22 26    1.  The department shall issue a license to an applicant
 22 27 under this chapter if all the following conditions exist:
 22 28    1.  a.  The department has ascertained that the applicant's
 22 29 medical facilities and staff are adequate to provide the care
 22 30 and services required of a psychiatric institution.
 22 31    2.  b.  The proposed psychiatric institution is accredited
 22 32 by the joint commission on the accreditation of health
 22 33 care organizations, the commission on accreditation of
 22 34 rehabilitation facilities, the council on accreditation of
 22 35 services for families and children, or by any other recognized
 23  1 accrediting organization with comparable standards acceptable
 23  2 under federal regulation.
 23  3    3.  c.  The applicant complies with applicable state rules
 23  4 and standards for a psychiatric institution adopted by the
 23  5 department in accordance with federal requirements under 42
 23  6 C.F.R. {441.150 = 441.156.
 23  7    4.  d.  The applicant has been awarded a certificate of need
 23  8 pursuant to chapter 135, unless exempt as provided in this
 23  9 section.
 23 10    5.  e.  The department of human services has submitted
 23 11 written approval of the application based on the department of
 23 12 human services' determination of need. The department of human
 23 13 services shall identify the location and number of children in
 23 14 the state who require the services of a psychiatric medical
 23 15 institution for children. Approval of an application shall be
 23 16 based upon the location of the proposed psychiatric institution
 23 17 relative to the need for services identified by the department
 23 18 of human services and an analysis of the applicant's ability to
 23 19 provide services and support consistent with requirements under
 23 20 chapter 232, particularly regarding community=based treatment.
 23 21 If the proposed psychiatric institution is not freestanding
 23 22 from a facility licensed under chapter 135B or 135C, approval
 23 23 under this subsection paragraph shall not be given unless
 23 24 the department of human services certifies that the proposed
 23 25 psychiatric institution is capable of providing a resident with
 23 26 a living environment similar to the living environment provided
 23 27 by a licensee which is freestanding from a facility licensed
 23 28 under chapter 135B or 135C.
 23 29    6.  The department of human services shall not give approval
 23 30 to an application which would cause the total number of beds
 23 31 licensed under this chapter for services reimbursed by the
 23 32 medical assistance program under chapter 249A to exceed four
 23 33 hundred thirty beds.
 23 34    7.  In addition to the beds authorized under subsection 6,
 23 35 the department of human services may establish not more than
 24  1 thirty beds licensed under this chapter at the state mental
 24  2 health institute at Independence. The beds shall be exempt
 24  3 from the certificate of need requirement under subsection 4.
 24  4    8.  The department of human services may give approval to
 24  5 conversion of beds approved under subsection 6, to beds which
 24  6 are specialized to provide substance abuse treatment. However,
 24  7 the total number of beds approved under subsection 6 and this
 24  8 subsection shall not exceed four hundred thirty. Conversion
 24  9 of beds under this subsection shall not require a revision of
 24 10 the certificate of need issued for the psychiatric institution
 24 11 making the conversion.  Beds for children who do not reside
 24 12 in this state and whose service costs are not paid by public
 24 13 funds in this state are not subject to the limitations on the
 24 14 number of beds and certificate of need requirements otherwise
 24 15 applicable under this section.
 24 16    9.  f.  The proposed psychiatric institution is under
 24 17 the direction of an agency which has operated a facility
 24 18 licensed under section 237.3, subsection 2, paragraph "a", as
 24 19 a comprehensive residential facility for children for three
 24 20 years or of an agency which has operated a facility for three
 24 21 years providing psychiatric services exclusively to children or
 24 22 adolescents and the facility meets or exceeds requirements for
 24 23 licensure under section 237.3, subsection 2, paragraph "a", as a
 24 24 comprehensive residential facility for children.
 24 25    g.  If a child has an emotional, behavioral, or mental health
 24 26 disorder, the psychiatric institution does not require court
 24 27 proceedings to be initiated or that a child's parent, guardian,
 24 28 or custodian must terminate parental rights over or transfer
 24 29 legal custody of the child for the purpose of obtaining
 24 30 treatment from the psychiatric institution for the child.
 24 31 Relinquishment of a child's custody shall not be a condition of
 24 32 the child receiving services.
 24 33    2.  The department of human services shall not give approval
 24 34 to an application which would cause the total number of beds
 24 35 licensed under this chapter for services reimbursed by the
 25  1 medical assistance program under chapter 249A to exceed four
 25  2 hundred thirty beds.
 25  3    3.  In addition to the beds authorized under subsection 2,
 25  4 the department of human services may establish not more than
 25  5 thirty beds licensed under this chapter at the state mental
 25  6 health institute at Independence. The beds shall be exempt
 25  7 from the certificate of need requirement under subsection 1,
 25  8 paragraph "d".
 25  9    4.  The department of human services may give approval to
 25 10 conversion of beds approved under subsection 2, to beds which
 25 11 are specialized to provide substance abuse treatment. However,
 25 12 the total number of beds approved under subsection 2 and this
 25 13 subsection shall not exceed four hundred thirty. Conversion
 25 14 of beds under this subsection shall not require a revision of
 25 15 the certificate of need issued for the psychiatric institution
 25 16 making the conversion.  Beds for children who do not reside
 25 17 in this state and whose service costs are not paid by public
 25 18 funds in this state are not subject to the limitations on the
 25 19 number of beds and certificate of need requirements otherwise
 25 20 applicable under this section.
 25 21    10.  5.  A psychiatric institution licensed prior to July 1,
 25 22 1999, may exceed the number of beds authorized under subsection
 25 23 6 2 if the excess beds are used to provide services funded
 25 24 from a source other than the medical assistance program under
 25 25 chapter 249A.  Notwithstanding subsections 4, 5 subsection 1,
 25 26 paragraphs "d" and "e", and 6 subsection 2, the provision of
 25 27 services using those excess beds does not require a certificate
 25 28 of need or a review by the department of human services.
 25 29    11.  If a child has an emotional, behavioral, or mental
 25 30 health disorder, the psychiatric institution does not require
 25 31 court proceedings to be initiated or that a child's parent,
 25 32 guardian, or custodian must terminate parental rights over
 25 33 or transfer legal custody of the child for the purpose of
 25 34 obtaining treatment from the psychiatric institution for the
 25 35 child. Relinquishment of a child's custody shall not be a
 26  1 condition of the child receiving services.
 26  2    Sec. 50.  Section 136.2, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 26  3 follows:
 26  4    136.2  Appointment.
 26  5    1.  All members of the state board of health shall be
 26  6 appointed by the governor to three=year staggered terms which
 26  7 shall expire on June 30.
 26  8    2.  The Each year, the governor shall appoint annually
 26  9  successors to the three board members whose terms expire that
 26 10 year. A vacancy occurring on the board shall be filled by the
 26 11 governor for the unexpired term of the vacancy.
 26 12    Sec. 51.  Section 136A.5B, subsection 2, Code 2018, is
 26 13 amended to read as follows:
 26 14    2.  An attending health care provider shall provide to a
 26 15 pregnant woman during the first trimester of the pregnancy
 26 16 the informational materials published under this subsection
 26 17  section. The center for congenital and inherited disorders
 26 18 shall make the informational materials available to attending
 26 19 health care providers upon request.
 26 20    Sec. 52.  Section 151.9, unnumbered paragraph 1, Code 2018,
 26 21 is amended to read as follows:
 26 22    A entry license or certificate to practice as a chiropractor
 26 23 may be revoked or suspended when the licensee or certificate
 26 24 holder is guilty of the following acts or offenses:
 26 25    Sec. 53.  Section 152.11, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 26 26 follows:
 26 27    152.11  Investigators for nurses.
 26 28    The board of nursing may appoint investigators, who shall
 26 29 not be members of the board, to administer and aid in the
 26 30 enforcement of the provisions of law related to those licensed
 26 31 to practice nursing. The amount of compensation for the
 26 32 investigators shall be determined pursuant to chapter 8A,
 26 33 subchapter IV.  Investigators authorized by the board of
 26 34 nursing have the powers and status of peace officers when
 26 35 enforcing this chapter and chapters 147, 152E, and 272C.
 27  1    Sec. 54.  Section 154B.1, subsection 2, Code 2018, is amended
 27  2 to read as follows:
 27  3    2.  "Collaborative practice agreement" means a written
 27  4 agreement between a prescribing psychologist and a licensed
 27  5 physician that establishes clinical protocols, practice
 27  6 guidelines, and care plans relevant to the scope of the
 27  7 collaborative practice. The practice guidelines may include
 27  8 limitations on the prescribing of psychotropic medications
 27  9 by psychologists and protocols for prescribing to special
 27 10 populations, including patients who are less than seventeen
 27 11 years of age or over sixty=five years of age, patients who
 27 12 are pregnant, and patients with serious medical conditions
 27 13 including but not limited to heart disease, cancer, stroke,
 27 14 or seizures, and patients with developmental disabilities and
 27 15 intellectual disabilities.
 27 16    Sec. 55.  Section 155A.6A, subsection 2, Code 2018, is
 27 17 amended to read as follows:
 27 18    2.  A person who is or desires to be a pharmacy technician
 27 19 in this state shall apply to the board for registration. The
 27 20 application shall be submitted on a form prescribed by the
 27 21 board. A pharmacy technician must be registered pursuant to
 27 22 rules adopted by the board. Except as provided in subsection
 27 23 3, beginning July 1, 2010, all applicants for a new pharmacy
 27 24 technician registration or for a pharmacy technician renewal
 27 25 shall provide proof of current certification by a national
 27 26 technician certification authority approved by the board.
 27 27 Notwithstanding section 272C.2, subsection 1, a pharmacy
 27 28 technician registration shall not require continuing education
 27 29 for renewal.
 27 30    Sec. 56.  Section 155A.6A, Code 2018, is amended by adding
 27 31 the following new subsection:
 27 32    NEW SUBSECTION.  3.  A person who is in the process of
 27 33 acquiring national certification as a pharmacy technician
 27 34 and who is in training to become a pharmacy technician
 27 35 shall register with the board as a pharmacy technician. The
 28  1 registration shall be issued for a period not to exceed one
 28  2 year and shall not be renewable.
 28  3    Sec. 57.  Section 155A.13C, subsection 5, paragraph d, Code
 28  4 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 28  5    d.  Any violation of this chapter or chapter 124, 124A, 124B,
 28  6 126, or 205, or rule of the board.
 28  7    Sec. 58.  Section 161A.38, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 28  8 follows:
 28  9    161A.38  New classification.
 28 10    1.  After a subdistrict has been established and the
 28 11 improvements thereof constructed and put in operation, if the
 28 12 governing body shall find that the original assessments are
 28 13 not equitable as a basis for the expenses of any enlargement
 28 14 or extension thereof which may have become necessary, they the
 28 15 governing body shall order a new classification of all lands in
 28 16 said subdistrict by resolution, and appoint three appraisers,
 28 17 which shall meet the same requirements as set forth in section
 28 18 161A.23.
 28 19    2.  Upon the completion of the reclassification, those
 28 20 affected by such reclassification shall have the right to
 28 21 appeal as hereinabove set forth in this subchapter.
 28 22    Sec. 59.  Section 161A.42, subsection 2, Code 2018, is
 28 23 amended to read as follows:
 28 24    2.  "Conservation agreement" means a commitment by the
 28 25 owner or operator of a farm unit to implement a farm unit soil
 28 26 conservation plan or, with the approval of the commissioners of
 28 27 the soil and water conservation district within which the farm
 28 28 unit is located, a portion of a farm unit soil conservation
 28 29 plan. The commitment shall be conditioned on the furnishing
 28 30 by the soil and water conservation district of technical or
 28 31 planning assistance in the establishment of, and cost sharing
 28 32  cost=sharing or other financial assistance for establishment
 28 33 and maintenance of the soil and water conservation practices
 28 34 necessary to implement the plan, or a portion of the plan.
 28 35    Sec. 60.  Section 161A.43, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 29  1 follows:
 29  2    161A.43  Duty of property owners == liability.
 29  3    1.  To conserve the fertility, general usefulness, and
 29  4 value of the soil and soil resources of this state, and to
 29  5 prevent the injurious effects of soil erosion, it is hereby
 29  6 made the duty of the owners of real property in this state to
 29  7 establish and maintain soil and water conservation practices or
 29  8 erosion control practices, as required by the regulations of
 29  9 the commissioners of the respective soil and water conservation
 29 10 districts. As used in this section, "owners of real property
 29 11 in this state" includes each state government agency, each
 29 12 political subdivision of the state, and each agency of such
 29 13 a political subdivision which has under its control publicly
 29 14 owned land, including but not limited to agricultural land,
 29 15 forests, parks, the grounds of state educational, penal and
 29 16 human service institutions, public highways, roads and streets,
 29 17 and other public rights=of=way.
 29 18    2.  A landowner shall not be liable for a claim based upon or
 29 19 arising out of a claim of negligent design or specification,
 29 20 negligent adoption of design or specification, or negligent
 29 21 installation, construction, or reconstruction of a soil and
 29 22 water conservation practice or an erosion control practice that
 29 23 was installed, constructed, or reconstructed in accordance
 29 24 with generally recognized engineering or safety standards,
 29 25 criteria, or design theory in existence at the time of the
 29 26 installation, construction, or reconstruction. A soil and
 29 27 water conservation practice or an erosion control practice
 29 28 installed, constructed, or reconstructed in compliance with
 29 29 rules adopted by the division and currently in effect shall be
 29 30 deemed to be installed, constructed, or reconstructed according
 29 31 to generally recognized engineering or safety standards,
 29 32 criteria, or design theory in existence at the time of the
 29 33 installation, construction, or reconstruction. A claim shall
 29 34 not be allowed for failure to upgrade, improve, or alter any
 29 35 aspect of an existing soil and water conservation practice or
 30  1 erosion control practice to a new, changed, or altered design
 30  2 standard. This paragraph subsection does not apply to a claim
 30  3 based on a failure of a landowner to upgrade, improve, or alter
 30  4 a soil and water conservation practice or erosion control
 30  5 practice in violation of law. This paragraph subsection does
 30  6 not apply to claims based upon gross negligence.
 30  7    Sec. 61.  Section 166A.2, subsection 2, Code 2018, is amended
 30  8 to read as follows:
 30  9    2.  For good and sufficient grounds the department may refuse
 30 10 to grant a license to any applicant, and it. The department
 30 11  may also revoke a license obtained by a dealer for a violation
 30 12 of any provision of this chapter, or for the refusal or failure
 30 13 of a dealer to obey the lawful directions of the department.
 30 14    Sec. 62.  Section 166D.7, subsection 1, paragraph b, Code
 30 15 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 30 16    b.  Before being added to the herd, new swine, including
 30 17 swine returning to the herd after contact with nonherd swine,
 30 18 shall be isolated until the new swine react negatively to a
 30 19 test conducted thirty days or more after the swine has been
 30 20 placed in isolation. Swine from a herd of unknown status must
 30 21 react negatively to a test not more than thirty days prior
 30 22 to movement from the herd of unknown status and retested in
 30 23 isolation at least thirty days after movement onto the premises
 30 24 where the qualified negative herd is located.
 30 25    Sec. 63.  Section 194.2, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 30 26 follows:
 30 27    194.2  Enforcement == rules.
 30 28    1.  The secretary of agriculture shall enforce the
 30 29 provisions hereof of this chapter, and to this end may adopt
 30 30 such rules and regulations pursuant to chapter 17A as may
 30 31 appear necessary, but not inconsistent herewith with this
 30 32 chapter.
 30 33    2.  The secretary may adopt by rule requirements recommended
 30 34 by the United States Department of Agriculture for the
 30 35 production and processing of milk for manufacturing purposes,
 31  1 including, but not limited to, requirements for the inspection
 31  2 and certification of grade "B" dairy farms and grade "B" dairy
 31  3 plants.
 31  4    Sec. 64.  Section 194.4, subsection 2, Code 2018, is amended
 31  5 to read as follows:
 31  6    2.  Any raw milk that which shows an abnormal condition
 31  7 including, but not limited to, curdled, ropy, clotted,
 31  8  and bloody, or that; which contains extraneous matter or;
 31  9  which shows significant bacterial deterioration, or; which
 31 10 contains matter evidencing production from a mastitic cow; or
 31 11 which contains chemicals, medicines, or radioactive agents
 31 12 deleterious to health is unlawful milk and shall be rejected
 31 13 to the producer, seller, or shipper and shall not be used in
 31 14 the processing or manufacturing of dairy products for human
 31 15 consumption.
 31 16    Sec. 65.  Section 208.7, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 31 17 follows:
 31 18    208.7  Mining license == fees and expiration.
 31 19    An operator shall not engage in mining as defined by section
 31 20 208.2 without first obtaining a license from the division.
 31 21 A license shall be issued and renewed upon approval by the
 31 22 division following the submission of a completed application
 31 23 by the operator. An application shall be submitted on a form
 31 24 provided by the division and shall be accompanied by a license
 31 25 fee of fifty dollars. Each applicant shall be required to
 31 26 furnish on the form information necessary to identify the
 31 27 applicant. The initial license shall expire on December 31
 31 28 of the year of issue. An initial license shall be renewed by
 31 29 the division as required by the division. The renewed license
 31 30 shall expire the last day of the second December following
 31 31 the date of issue. The division shall renew a license upon
 31 32 approving an application submitted within thirty days prior to
 31 33 the expiration date. The application for a renewed license
 31 34 must be accompanied by a fee of twenty dollars. However, a A
 31 35  political subdivision shall not be required to pay a license
 32  1 fee.
 32  2    Sec. 66.  Section 212.3, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 32  3 follows:
 32  4    212.3  Disposition of delivery tickets.
 32  5    One duplicate delivery ticket described in section
 32  6 212.3 212.2 shall be delivered to the vendee and the other
 32  7 duplicative delivery ticket shall be returned to the vendor
 32  8 or retained electronically by the vendor if approval from the
 32  9 department has previously been granted. Upon demand of the
 32 10 department the person in charge of the load shall surrender one
 32 11 of the duplicate delivery tickets to the person making such
 32 12 demand. If the duplicative delivery ticket is retained, an
 32 13 official weight slip shall be delivered by the department to
 32 14 the vendee or the vendee's agent.
 32 15    Sec. 67.  Section 216.6, subsection 1, paragraph a, Code
 32 16 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 32 17    a.  Person to refuse to hire, accept, register, classify,
 32 18 or refer for employment, to discharge any employee, or to
 32 19 otherwise discriminate in employment against any applicant
 32 20 for employment or any employee because of the age, race,
 32 21 creed, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity,
 32 22 national origin, religion, or disability of such applicant or
 32 23 employee, unless based upon the nature of the occupation. If a
 32 24 person with a disability is qualified to perform a particular
 32 25 occupation, by reason of training or experience, the nature of
 32 26 that occupation shall not be the basis for exception to the
 32 27 unfair or discriminating discriminatory practices prohibited
 32 28 by this subsection.
 32 29    Sec. 68.  Section 216.6, subsection 1, paragraph c,
 32 30 subparagraph (1), Code 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 32 31    (1)  If a person with a disability is qualified to perform a
 32 32 particular occupation by reason of training or experience, the
 32 33 nature of that occupation shall not be the basis for exception
 32 34 to the unfair or discriminating discriminatory practices
 32 35 prohibited by this subsection.
 33  1    Sec. 69.  Section 216.13, subsection 1, Code 2018, is amended
 33  2 to read as follows:
 33  3    1.  However, a retirement plan or benefit system shall
 33  4 not require the involuntary retirement of a person under the
 33  5 age of seventy because of that person's age. This paragraph
 33  6  subsection does not prohibit the following:
 33  7    a.  The involuntary retirement of a person who has attained
 33  8 the age of sixty=five and has for the two prior years been
 33  9 employed in a bona fide executive or high policymaking position
 33 10 and who is entitled to an immediate, nonforfeitable annual
 33 11 retirement benefit from a pension, profit=sharing, savings,
 33 12 or deferred compensation plan of the employer which equals
 33 13 twenty=seven thousand dollars. This retirement benefit test
 33 14 may be adjusted according to the regulations prescribed by
 33 15 the United States secretary of labor pursuant to Pub. L. No.
 33 16 95=256, section 3.
 33 17    b.  The involuntary retirement of a person covered by a
 33 18 collective bargaining agreement which was entered into by a
 33 19 labor organization and was in effect on September 1, 1977.
 33 20 This exemption does not apply after the termination of that
 33 21 agreement or January 1, 1980, whichever first occurs.
 33 22    Sec. 70.  Section 225.30, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 33 23 follows:
 33 24    225.30  Blanks == audit.
 33 25    The medical faculty of the university of Iowa college of
 33 26 medicine shall prepare blanks containing such questions and
 33 27 requiring such information as may be necessary and proper to
 33 28 be obtained by the physician or mental health professional who
 33 29 examines a person or respondent whose referral to the state
 33 30 psychiatric hospital is contemplated. A judge may request
 33 31 that a physician or mental health professional who examines a
 33 32 respondent as required by section 229.10 complete such blanks
 33 33 in duplicate in the course of the examination. A physician who
 33 34 proposes to file information under section 225.10 shall obtain
 33 35 and complete such blanks in duplicate and file them with the
 34  1 information. The blanks shall be printed by the state and a
 34  2 supply of the blanks shall be made available to counties. The
 34  3 director of the department of administrative services shall
 34  4 audit, allow, and pay the cost of the blanks as other bills for
 34  5 public printing are allowed and paid.
 34  6    Sec. 71.  Section 235B.3A, subsection 3, Code 2018, is
 34  7 amended to read as follows:
 34  8    3.  Providing a dependent adult with immediate and adequate
 34  9 notice of the dependent adult's rights. The notice shall
 34 10 consist of handing the dependent adult a document that includes
 34 11 the telephone numbers of shelters, support groups, and
 34 12 crisis lines operating in the area and contains a copy of the
 34 13 following written statement of rights; requesting the dependent
 34 14 adult to read the card document; and asking the dependent adult
 34 15 whether the dependent adult understands the rights:
 34 16    [1]  You have the right to ask the court for the following
 34 17 help on a temporary basis:
 34 18    [a]  Keeping the alleged perpetrator away from you, your
 34 19 home, and your place of work.
 34 20    [b]  The right to stay at your home without interference from
 34 21 the alleged perpetrator.
 34 22    [c]  Professional counseling for you, your family, or
 34 23 household members, and the alleged perpetrator of the dependent
 34 24 adult abuse.
 34 25    [2]  If you are in need of medical treatment, you have the
 34 26 right to request that the peace officer present assist you in
 34 27 obtaining transportation to the nearest hospital or otherwise
 34 28 assist you.
 34 29    [3]  If you believe that police protection is needed for
 34 30 your physical safety, you have the right to request that the
 34 31 peace officer present remain at the scene until you and other
 34 32 affected parties can leave or safety is otherwise ensured.
 34 33    Sec. 72.  Section 235E.3, subsection 3, Code 2018, is amended
 34 34 to read as follows:
 34 35    3.  Providing a dependent adult with immediate and adequate
 35  1 notice of the dependent adult's rights. The notice shall
 35  2 consist of handing the dependent adult a document that includes
 35  3 the telephone numbers of shelters, support groups, and
 35  4 crisis lines operating in the area and contains a copy of the
 35  5 following written statement of rights; requesting the dependent
 35  6 adult to read the card document; and asking the dependent adult
 35  7 whether the dependent adult understands the rights:
 35  8    [1]  You have the right to ask the court for the following
 35  9 help on a temporary basis:
 35 10    [a]  Keeping the alleged perpetrator away from you, your
 35 11 home, your facility, and your place of work.
 35 12    [b]  The right to stay at your home or facility without
 35 13 interference from the alleged perpetrator.
 35 14    [c]  Professional counseling for you, your family, or
 35 15 household members, and the alleged perpetrator of the dependent
 35 16 adult abuse.
 35 17    [2]  If you are in need of medical treatment, you have the
 35 18 right to request that the peace officer present assist you in
 35 19 obtaining transportation to the nearest hospital or otherwise
 35 20 assist you.
 35 21    [3]  If you believe that police protection is needed for
 35 22 your physical safety, you have the right to request that the
 35 23 peace officer present remain at the scene until you and other
 35 24 affected parties can leave or safety is otherwise ensured.
 35 25    Sec. 73.  Section 236.12, subsection 1, paragraph c, Code
 35 26 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 35 27    c.  Providing an abused person with immediate and adequate
 35 28 notice of the person's rights. The notice shall consist of
 35 29 handing the person a document that includes the telephone
 35 30 numbers of shelters, support groups, and crisis lines operating
 35 31 in the area and contains a copy of the following statement
 35 32 of rights written in English and Spanish; asking the person
 35 33 to read the card document; and asking whether the person
 35 34 understands the rights:
 35 35    [1]  You have the right to ask the court for the following
 36  1 help on a temporary basis:
 36  2    [a]  Keeping your attacker away from you, your home and your
 36  3 place of work.
 36  4    [b]  The right to stay at your home without interference from
 36  5 your attacker.
 36  6    [c]  Getting custody of children and obtaining support for
 36  7 yourself and your minor children if your attacker is legally
 36  8 required to provide such support.
 36  9    [d]  Professional counseling for you, the children who are
 36 10 members of the household, and the defendant.
 36 11    [2]  You have the right to seek help from the court to seek
 36 12 a protective order with or without the assistance of legal
 36 13 representation. You have the right to seek help from the
 36 14 courts without the payment of court costs if you do not have
 36 15 sufficient funds to pay the costs.
 36 16    [3]  You have the right to file criminal charges for threats,
 36 17 assaults, or other related crimes.
 36 18    [4]  You have the right to seek restitution against your
 36 19 attacker for harm to yourself or your property.
 36 20    [5]  If you are in need of medical treatment, you have
 36 21 the right to request that the officer present assist you in
 36 22 obtaining transportation to the nearest hospital or otherwise
 36 23 assist you.
 36 24    [6]  If you believe that police protection is needed for your
 36 25 physical safety, you have the right to request that the officer
 36 26 present remain at the scene until you and other affected
 36 27 parties can leave or until safety is otherwise ensured.
 36 28    Sec. 74.  Section 236A.13, subsection 1, paragraph c, Code
 36 29 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 36 30    c.  Providing an abused person with immediate and adequate
 36 31 notice of the person's rights. The notice shall consist of
 36 32 handing the person a document that includes the telephone
 36 33 numbers of shelters, support groups, and crisis lines operating
 36 34 in the area and contains a copy of the following statement
 36 35 of rights written in English and Spanish; asking the person
 37  1 to read the card document; and asking whether the person
 37  2 understands the rights:
 37  3    [1]  You have the right to ask the court for the following
 37  4 help on a temporary basis:
 37  5    [1]  [a]  Keeping your attacker away from you, your home, and
 37  6 your place of work.
 37  7    [2]  [b]  The right to stay at your home without interference
 37  8 from your attacker.
 37  9    [2]  You have the right to seek help from the court to seek
 37 10 a protective order with or without the assistance of legal
 37 11 representation. You have the right to seek help from the
 37 12 courts without the payment of court costs if you do not have
 37 13 sufficient funds to pay the costs.
 37 14    [3]  You have the right to file criminal complaints for
 37 15 threats, assaults, or other related crimes.
 37 16    [4]  You have the right to seek restitution against your
 37 17 attacker for harm to yourself or your property.
 37 18    [5]  If you are in need of medical treatment, you have
 37 19 the right to request that the officer present assist you in
 37 20 obtaining transportation to the nearest hospital or otherwise
 37 21 assist you.
 37 22    [6]  If you believe that police protection is needed for your
 37 23 physical safety, you have the right to request that the officer
 37 24 present remain at the scene until you and other affected
 37 25 persons can leave or until safety is otherwise ensured.
 37 26    Sec. 75.  Section 256I.7, subsection 1, paragraph a, Code
 37 27 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 37 28    a.  The early childhood Iowa initiative functions for an area
 37 29 shall be performed under the authority of an early childhood
 37 30 Iowa area board. The members of an area board shall be elected
 37 31 officials or members of the public who are not employed by a
 37 32 provider of services to or for the area board. In addition,
 37 33 the membership of an area board shall include representation
 37 34 from education, health, human services, business, and faith
 37 35 interests, and at least one parent, grandparent, or guardian of
 38  1 a child from zero through age five. However, not more than one
 38  2 member shall represent the same entity or interest.
 38  3    Sec. 76.  Section 256I.8, subsection 1, paragraph b, Code
 38  4 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 38  5    b.  Administer early childhood Iowa grant moneys available
 38  6 from the state to the area board as provided by law and other
 38  7 federal, state, local, and private moneys made available to
 38  8 the area board. Eligibility for receipt of early childhood
 38  9 Iowa grant moneys shall be limited to those early childhood
 38 10 Iowa area boards that have developed an approved community
 38 11 plan in accordance with this chapter. An early childhood Iowa
 38 12  area board may apply to the state board for any private moneys
 38 13 received by the early childhood Iowa initiative outside of a
 38 14 state appropriation.
 38 15    Sec. 77.  Section 256I.8, subsection 1, paragraph d, Code
 38 16 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 38 17    d.  Submit an annual report on the effectiveness of the
 38 18 community plan in addressing school readiness and children's
 38 19 health and safety needs to the state board and to the local
 38 20 government bodies in the area. The annual report shall
 38 21 indicate the effectiveness of the area board in addressing
 38 22 state and locally determined goals and the progress on each
 38 23 of the community=wide indicators identified by the area board
 38 24 under paragraph "c", subparagraph (5). The report shall
 38 25 include an annual budget developed for the following fiscal
 38 26 year for the area's comprehensive school ready children grant
 38 27 for providing services for children from birth zero through
 38 28 age five years of age, and provide other information specified
 38 29 by the state board, including budget amendments, as needed.
 38 30 In addition, each area board must comply with reporting
 38 31 provisions and other requirements adopted by the state board
 38 32 in implementing section 256I.9.
 38 33    Sec. 78.  Section 256I.12, subsection 1, Code 2018, is
 38 34 amended to read as follows:
 38 35    1.  Alliance created.  An early childhood stakeholders
 39  1 alliance is created to support the state board in addressing
 39  2 the early care, health, and education systems that affect
 39  3 children ages zero through age five in Iowa.
 39  4    Sec. 79.  Section 260C.22, subsection 1, paragraph e, Code
 39  5 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 39  6    e.  This law subsection shall be construed as supplemental
 39  7 and in addition to existing statutory authority and as
 39  8 providing an independent method of financing the cost of
 39  9 acquiring school facilities for which a tax has been voted
 39 10 under this section and for the borrowing of money and execution
 39 11 of loan agreements in connection therewith and shall not be
 39 12 construed as subject to the provisions of any other law. The
 39 13 fact that a merged area may have previously borrowed money and
 39 14 entered into loan agreements under authority herein contained
 39 15 shall not prevent such merged area from borrowing additional
 39 16 money and entering into further loan agreements provided that
 39 17 the aggregate of the amount payable under all of such loan
 39 18 agreements does not exceed the proceeds of the voted tax. All
 39 19 acts and proceedings heretofore taken by the board of directors
 39 20 or by any official of any merged area for the exercise of any
 39 21 of the powers granted by this section are hereby legalized and
 39 22 validated in all respects.
 39 23    Sec. 80.  Section 261.9, unnumbered paragraph 1, Code 2018,
 39 24 is amended to read as follows:
 39 25    When used in this part subchapter, unless the context
 39 26 otherwise requires:
 39 27    Sec. 81.  Section 262.21, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 39 28 follows:
 39 29    262.21  Annuity contracts.
 39 30    1.  As used in this section, unless the context otherwise
 39 31 requires, "annuity contract" includes any custodial account
 39 32 which meets the requirements of section 403(b)(7) of the
 39 33 Internal Revenue Code, as defined in section 422.3.
 39 34    2.  At the request of an employee through contractual
 39 35 agreement the board may arrange for the purchase of group
 40  1 or individual annuity contracts for any of its employees,
 40  2 which annuity contracts are issued by a nonprofit corporation
 40  3 issuing retirement annuities exclusively for educational
 40  4 institutions and their employees or are purchased from any
 40  5 company the employee chooses that is authorized to do business
 40  6 in this state or through an Iowa=licensed salesperson that
 40  7 the employee selects, on a group or individual basis, for
 40  8 retirement or other purposes, and may make payroll deductions
 40  9 in accordance with the arrangements for the purpose of paying
 40 10 the entire premium due and to become due under the contract.
 40 11 The deductions shall be made in the manner which will qualify
 40 12 the annuity premiums for the benefits under section 403(b) of
 40 13 the Internal Revenue Code, as defined in section 422.3. The
 40 14 employee's rights under the annuity contract are nonforfeitable
 40 15 except for the failure to pay premiums. As used in this
 40 16 section, unless the context otherwise requires, "annuity
 40 17 contract" includes any custodial account which meets the
 40 18 requirements of section 403(b)(7) of the Internal Revenue Code,
 40 19 as defined in section 422.3.
 40 20    3.  Whenever an existing tax=sheltered annuity contract is
 40 21 to be replaced by a new contract the agent or representative
 40 22 of the company shall submit a letter of intent to the company
 40 23 being replaced, to the commissioner of insurance, and to the
 40 24 agent's or representative's own company at least thirty days
 40 25 prior to any action. Each required letter of intent shall
 40 26 be sent by registered mail. This letter of intent shall
 40 27 contain the policy number and description of the contract being
 40 28 replaced and a description of the replacement contract.
 40 29    Sec. 82.  Section 262.56, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 40 30 follows:
 40 31    262.56  Authorization == contracts == title.
 40 32    Subject to and in accordance with the provisions of this
 40 33 subchapter the state board of regents is hereby authorized to
 40 34 undertake and carry out any project as hereinbefore defined
 40 35 in section 262.55 at the state university of Iowa, Iowa state
 41  1 university of science and technology, and the university of
 41  2 northern Iowa and to operate, control, maintain and manage
 41  3 student residence halls and dormitories, including dining and
 41  4 other incidental facilities, and additions to such buildings at
 41  5 each of said institutions. All contracts for the construction,
 41  6 reconstruction, completion, equipment, improvement, repair or
 41  7 remodeling of any buildings, additions or facilities shall
 41  8 be let in accordance with the provisions of section 262.34.
 41  9 The title to all real estate acquired under the provisions of
 41 10 this subchapter and the improvements erected thereon shall be
 41 11 taken and held in the name of the state of Iowa. The board
 41 12 is authorized to rent the rooms in such residence halls and
 41 13 dormitories to the students, officers, guests and employees
 41 14 of said institutions at such rates, fees or rentals as will
 41 15 provide a reasonable return upon the investment, but which will
 41 16 in any event produce net rents, profits and income sufficient
 41 17 to insure the payment of the principal of and interest on all
 41 18 bonds or notes issued to pay any part of the cost of any project
 41 19 and refunding bonds or notes issued pursuant to the provisions
 41 20 of this subchapter.
 41 21    Sec. 83.  Section 263.2, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 41 22 follows:
 41 23    263.2  Degrees.
 41 24    1.  No one A person shall not be admitted to courses of
 41 25 instruction in the university who if the person has not
 41 26 completed the elementary instruction in such branches as are
 41 27 taught in the common public or accredited nonpublic schools
 41 28 throughout the state.
 41 29    2.  Graduates of the university shall receive degrees or
 41 30 diplomas, or other evidences of distinction such as are usually
 41 31 conferred and granted by universities and are authorized by the
 41 32 state board of regents.
 41 33    Sec. 84.  Section 263.10, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 41 34 follows:
 41 35    263.10  Persons admitted.
 42  1 Every resident of the state who is not more than twenty=one
 42  2 years of age, who has such severe disabilities as to be unable
 42  3 to acquire an education in the common public or accredited
 42  4 nonpublic schools, and every such person who is twenty=one and
 42  5 under thirty=five years of age who has the consent of the state
 42  6 board of regents, shall be entitled to receive an education,
 42  7 care, and training in the university of Iowa hospitals
 42  8 and clinics center for disabilities and development, and
 42  9 nonresidents similarly situated may be entitled to an education
 42 10 and care at the center upon such terms as may be fixed by the
 42 11 state board of regents. The fee for nonresidents shall be not
 42 12 less than the average expense of resident pupils and shall be
 42 13 paid in advance. Residents and persons under the care and
 42 14 control of a director of a division of the department of human
 42 15 services who have severe disabilities may be transferred to the
 42 16 center upon such terms as may be agreed upon by the state board
 42 17 of regents and the director.
 42 18    Sec. 85.  Section 270.6, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 42 19 follows:
 42 20    270.6  Certification Certificate to auditor == collection.
 42 21    The superintendent shall, at the time of sending the
 42 22  certificate to the director of the department of administrative
 42 23 services, send a duplicate copy to the auditor of the county of
 42 24 the pupil's residence, who shall, when ordered by the board of
 42 25 supervisors, proceed to collect the same amounts due by action
 42 26 if necessary, in the name of the county, and when so collected,
 42 27 shall pay the same amounts into the county treasury.
 42 28    Sec. 86.  Section 270.7, subsection 2, Code 2018, is amended
 42 29 to read as follows:
 42 30    2.  If a county fails to pay these bills within sixty days
 42 31 from the date of the certificate from the superintendent, the
 42 32 director of the department of administrative services shall
 42 33 charge the delinquent county a penalty of three=fourths of one
 42 34 percent per month on and after sixty days from the date of the
 42 35  certificate until paid. The penalties shall be credited to the
 43  1 general fund of the state.
 43  2    Sec. 87.  Section 272.2, subsection 20, Code 2018, is amended
 43  3 to read as follows:
 43  4    20.  Establish by rule Adopt rules pursuant to chapter 17A
 43  5 establishing endorsements and authorizations for computer
 43  6 science instruction, including traditional and nontraditional
 43  7 pathways for obtaining such endorsements or authorizations.
 43  8    Sec. 88.  Section 274.2, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 43  9 follows:
 43 10    274.2  General applicability.
 43 11    The provisions of law relative to common public or
 43 12 accredited nonpublic schools shall apply alike to all
 43 13 districts, except when otherwise clearly stated, and the powers
 43 14 given to one form of corporation, or to a board in one kind
 43 15 of corporation, shall be exercised by the other in the same
 43 16 manner, as nearly as practicable. But school boards shall not
 43 17 incur original indebtedness by the issuance of bonds until
 43 18 authorized by the voters of the school corporation.
 43 19    Sec. 89.  Section 274.39, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 43 20 follows:
 43 21    274.39  Sale of land to government.
 43 22    Whenever the federal government, or any agency or department
 43 23 thereof shall have heretofore located or shall hereafter locate
 43 24  of the federal government, locates in any county an ordnance
 43 25 plant or other project which may be deemed desirable for the
 43 26 development of the national defense or for the purpose of flood
 43 27 control, and for the purpose of so locating such plant or
 43 28 project shall have heretofore determined, or shall hereafter
 43 29 determine, determines that real property and improvements
 43 30 thereon on the property owned by school districts is are
 43 31  required, the board of directors of such school districts by
 43 32 resolution is hereby authorized to sell and convey such the
 43 33  property at a price and upon terms as may be agreed upon, any
 43 34 such. The instruments of conveyance to shall be executed on
 43 35 behalf of such the school districts by the president of such
 44  1  each district.
 44  2    Sec. 90.  Section 275.4, subsection 1, paragraph a, Code
 44  3 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 44  4    a.  In developing studies and surveys the area education
 44  5 agency board shall consult with the officials of school
 44  6 districts in the area and other citizens, and shall from time
 44  7 to time hold public hearings, and may employ such research and
 44  8 other assistance as it may determine reasonably necessary in
 44  9 order to properly carry on its survey and prepare definite
 44 10 plans of reorganization.
 44 11    Sec. 91.  Section 275.9, subsection 1, Code 2018, is amended
 44 12 to read as follows:
 44 13    1.  When any school district is enlarged, reorganized,
 44 14 or changes its boundaries pursuant to the plans hereinabove
 44 15  provided for under sections 275.2 through 275.8, such
 44 16 enlargement, reorganization, or boundary change shall be
 44 17 accomplished by the method hereinafter provided in this
 44 18 subchapter.
 44 19    Sec. 92.  Section 275.13, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 44 20 follows:
 44 21    275.13  Affidavit == presumption.
 44 22    Such petition shall be accompanied by an affidavit showing
 44 23 the number of registered voters living in each affected
 44 24 district or portion thereof described in the petition and
 44 25 signed by a registered voter residing in the territory, and if
 44 26 parts of the territory described in the petition are situated
 44 27 in different area education agencies, the affidavit shall show
 44 28 separately as to each agency, the number of registered voters
 44 29 in the part of the agency included in the territory described.
 44 30 The affidavit shall be taken as true unless objections to it
 44 31 are filed on or before the time fixed for filing objections as
 44 32 provided in section 275.14 hereof.
 44 33    Sec. 93.  Section 275.27, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 44 34 follows:
 44 35    275.27  Community school districts == part of area education
 45  1 agency.
 45  2    School districts created or enlarged under this chapter are
 45  3 community school districts and are part of the area education
 45  4 agency in which the greatest number of registered voters of the
 45  5 district reside at the time of the special election called for
 45  6 in section 275.18, and sections of the Code applicable to the
 45  7 common public or accredited nonpublic schools generally are
 45  8 applicable to these districts in addition to the powers and
 45  9 privileges conferred by this chapter. If a school district,
 45 10 created or enlarged under this chapter and assigned to an area
 45 11 education agency under this section, can demonstrate that
 45 12 students in the district were utilizing a service or program
 45 13 prior to the formation of the new or enlarged district that is
 45 14 unavailable from the area education agency to which the new or
 45 15 enlarged district is assigned, the district may be reassigned
 45 16 to the area education agency which formerly provided the
 45 17 service or program, upon an affirmative majority vote of the
 45 18 boards of the affected area education agencies to permit the
 45 19 change.
 45 20    Sec. 94.  Section 275.33, subsection 1, Code 2018, is amended
 45 21 to read as follows:
 45 22    1.  The terms of employment of superintendents, principals,
 45 23 and teachers, for the school year following the effective date
 45 24 of the formation of the new district shall not be affected by
 45 25 the formation of the new district, except in accordance with
 45 26 the provisions of sections 279.15 to through 279.18 and 279.24
 45 27 and the authority and responsibility to offer new contracts or
 45 28 to continue, modify, or terminate existing contracts pursuant
 45 29 to sections 279.12, 279.13, 279.15 to through 279.21, 279.23,
 45 30 and 279.24 for the school year beginning with the effective
 45 31 date of the reorganization shall be transferred from the boards
 45 32 of the existing districts to the board of the new district
 45 33 on the third Tuesday of January prior to the school year the
 45 34 reorganization is effective.
 45 35    Sec. 95.  Section 277.32, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 46  1 follows:
 46  2    277.32  Penalties.
 46  3    Any school officer willfully violating any law relative to
 46  4 common public or accredited nonpublic schools, or willfully
 46  5 failing or refusing to perform any duty imposed by law,
 46  6 shall forfeit and pay into the treasury of the particular
 46  7 school corporation in which the violation occurs the sum of
 46  8 twenty=five dollars, action to recover which shall be brought
 46  9 in the name of the proper school corporation, and be applied to
 46 10 the use of the schools therein.
 46 11    Sec. 96.  Section 279.16, subsection 3, Code 2018, is amended
 46 12 to read as follows:
 46 13    3.  The board shall not be bound by common law or statutory
 46 14 rules of evidence or by technical or formal rules of procedure,
 46 15 but it shall hold the hearing in such manner as is best
 46 16 suited to ascertain and conserve the substantial rights of
 46 17 the parties. Process and procedure under sections 279.13 to
 46 18  through 279.19 shall be as summary as reasonably may be.
 46 19    Sec. 97.  Section 279.36, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 46 20 follows:
 46 21    279.36  Publication procedures and fee.
 46 22    1.  The requirements of section 279.35 are satisfied by
 46 23 publication in at least one newspaper published in the district
 46 24 or, if there is none, in at least one newspaper having general
 46 25 circulation within the district.
 46 26    2.  For the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1987, the fee for
 46 27 publications required under section 279.35 shall not exceed
 46 28 three=fifths of the legal publication fee provided by statute
 46 29 for the publication of legal notices. For the fiscal year
 46 30 beginning July 1, 1988, the fee for the publications shall
 46 31 not exceed three=fourths of that legal publication fee. For
 46 32 the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1989, and each fiscal year
 46 33 thereafter, the fee for the publications shall be the legal
 46 34 publication fee provided by statute.
 46 35    Sec. 98.  Section 280.2, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 47  1 follows:
 47  2    280.2  Definitions.
 47  3    The term "public school" means any school directly supported
 47  4 in whole or in part by taxation. The term "nonpublic
 47  5    As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise
 47  6 requires:
 47  7    1.  "Nonpublic school" means any other school, other than a
 47  8 public school, which is accredited pursuant to section 256.11.
 47  9    2.  "Public school" means any school directly supported in
 47 10 whole or in part by taxation. 
 47 11    Sec. 99.  Section 282.18, subsection 11, Code 2018, is
 47 12 amended to read as follows:
 47 13    11.  a.  A pupil who participates in open enrollment for
 47 14 purposes of attending a grade in grades nine through twelve
 47 15 in a school district other than the district of residence is
 47 16 ineligible to participate in varsity interscholastic athletic
 47 17 contests and athletic competitions during the pupil's first
 47 18 ninety school days of enrollment in the district except that
 47 19 the district. However, a pupil may participate immediately in
 47 20 a varsity interscholastic sport if under any of the following
 47 21 circumstances:
 47 22    (1)  If the pupil is entering grade nine for the first
 47 23 time and did not participate in an interscholastic athletic
 47 24 competition for another school or school district during the
 47 25 summer immediately following eighth grade, if.
 47 26    (2)  If the district of residence and the other school
 47 27 district jointly participate in the sport, if.
 47 28    (3)  If the sport in which the pupil wishes to participate is
 47 29 not offered in the district of residence, if.
 47 30    (4)  If the pupil chooses to use open enrollment to attend
 47 31 school in another school district because the district in which
 47 32 the student previously attended school was dissolved and merged
 47 33 with one or more contiguous school districts under section
 47 34 256.11, subsection 12, if.
 47 35    (5)  If the pupil participates in open enrollment because the
 48  1 pupil's district of residence has entered into a whole grade
 48  2 sharing agreement with another district for the pupil's grade,
 48  3 if.
 48  4    (6)  If the parent or guardian of the pupil participating
 48  5 in open enrollment is an active member of the armed forces and
 48  6 resides in permanent housing on government property provided by
 48  7 a branch of the armed services, or if.
 48  8    (7)  If the district of residence determines that the pupil
 48  9 was previously subject to a founded incident of harassment or
 48 10 bullying as defined in section 280.28 while attending school
 48 11 in the district of residence.
 48 12    b.  A pupil who has paid tuition and attended school, or
 48 13 has attended school pursuant to a mutual agreement between the
 48 14 two districts, in a district other than the pupil's district
 48 15 of residence for at least one school year is also eligible to
 48 16 participate immediately in interscholastic athletic contests
 48 17 and athletic competitions under this section, but only as a
 48 18 member of a team from the district that pupil had attended.
 48 19    c.  For purposes of this subsection, "school days of
 48 20 enrollment" does not include enrollment in summer school. For
 48 21 purposes of this subsection, "varsity" means the same as defined
 48 22 in section 256.46.
 48 23    Sec. 100.  Section 284.1, unnumbered paragraph 1, Code 2018,
 48 24 is amended to read as follows:
 48 25    A student achievement and teacher quality program is
 48 26 established to promote high student achievement. The program
 48 27 shall consist of the following four major elements:
 48 28    Sec. 101.  Section 284.3A, subsection 3, Code 2018, is
 48 29 amended to read as follows:
 48 30    3.  A school district or area education agency shall not
 48 31 be required to maintain a separate account within its budget
 48 32 based on source of funds for payments received and expenditures
 48 33 made pursuant to this section. The school district or area
 48 34 education agency shall annually certify to the department of
 48 35 education that funding received pursuant to sections 257.10 and
 49  1 257.37A was expended on salaries for qualified teachers.
 49  2    Sec. 102.  Section 284.6, subsection 9, Code 2018, is amended
 49  3 to read as follows:
 49  4    9.  Moneys received pursuant to section 257.10, subsection
 49  5 10, or section 257.37A, subsection 2, shall be maintained
 49  6 as a separate listing within a school district's or area
 49  7 education agency's budget for funds received and expenditures
 49  8 made pursuant to this subsection. The department shall not
 49  9 require a school district or area education agency to allocate
 49 10 a specific amount or percentage of moneys received pursuant to
 49 11 section 257.10, subsection 10, or section 257.37A, subsection
 49 12 2, for professional development related to implementation of
 49 13 the core curriculum under section 256.7, subsection 26. A
 49 14 school district shall certify to the department of education
 49 15  how the school district allocated the funds and that moneys
 49 16 received under this subsection were used to supplement, not
 49 17 supplant, the professional development opportunities the school
 49 18 district would otherwise make available. For budget years
 49 19 beginning on or after July 1, 2017, all or a portion of the
 49 20 moneys received pursuant to section 257.10, subsection 10, that
 49 21 remain unexpended and unobligated at the end of a fiscal year
 49 22 may, pursuant to section 257.10, subsection 10, paragraph "d",
 49 23 be transferred for deposit in the school district's flexibility
 49 24 account established under section 298A.2, subsection 2.
 49 25    Sec. 103.  Section 284.13, subsection 1, paragraph d,
 49 26 subparagraph (1), unnumbered paragraph 1, Code 2018, is amended
 49 27 to read as follows:
 49 28    For the following years, to the department of education, for
 49 29 purposes of teacher leadership supplemental aid payments to
 49 30 school districts for implementing the career paths, leadership
 49 31 roles, and compensation framework or comparable system approved
 49 32 in accordance with section 284.15, subsection 6, the following
 49 33 amounts:
 49 34    Sec. 104.  Section 284.13, subsection 1, paragraph g, Code
 49 35 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 50  1    g.  For the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2018, and for each
 50  2 subsequent fiscal year, to the department of education, ten
 50  3 million dollars for purposes of implementing the supplemental
 50  4 assistance for high=need schools provisions of section 284.11.
 50  5 Annually, of the moneys allocated to the department for
 50  6 purposes of this paragraph, up to one hundred thousand dollars
 50  7 may be used by the department for administrative purposes and
 50  8 for not more than one full=time equivalent position.
 50  9    Sec. 105.  Section 294.1, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 50 10 follows:
 50 11    294.1  Qualifications == compensation prohibited.
 50 12    1.  No A person shall not be employed as a teacher in a
 50 13 common public or accredited nonpublic school without having a
 50 14 certificate issued by some officer duly authorized by law.
 50 15    2.  No compensation Compensation shall not be recovered by a
 50 16 teacher for services rendered while without such certificate.
 50 17    Sec. 106.  Section 303.8, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 50 18 follows:
 50 19    303.8  Powers and duties of board and division department.
 50 20    1.  The state historical society board of trustees shall:
 50 21    a.  Recommend to the state historical society a
 50 22 comprehensive, coordinated, and efficient policy to preserve,
 50 23 research, interpret, and promote to the public an awareness and
 50 24 understanding of local, state, and regional history.
 50 25    b.  Make recommendations to the division administrator on
 50 26 historically related matters.
 50 27    c.  Review and recommend to the director or the director's
 50 28 designee policy decisions regarding the division.
 50 29    d.  Recommend to the state historic preservation officer for
 50 30 approval the state preservation plan.
 50 31    e.  Perform other functions prescribed by law to further
 50 32 historically related matters in the state.
 50 33    2.  The department shall:
 50 34    a.  Have authority to acquire by fee simple title historic
 50 35 properties by gift, purchase, devise, or bequest; preserve,
 51  1 restore, transfer, and administer historic properties; and
 51  2 charge reasonable admission to historic properties.
 51  3    b.  Maintain research centers in Des Moines and Iowa City.
 51  4    Sec. 107.  Section 303.18, subsection 1, Code 2018, is
 51  5 amended to read as follows:
 51  6    1.  The state historic preservation officer shall only
 51  7 recommend that a rural electric cooperative or a municipal
 51  8 utility constructing electric distribution and transmission
 51  9 facilities for which it is receiving federal funding conduct
 51 10 an archeological site survey of its proposed route when, based
 51 11 upon a review of existing information on historic properties
 51 12 within the area of potential effects of the construction, the
 51 13 state historic preservation officer has determined that a
 51 14 historic property, as defined by the federal National Historic
 51 15 Preservation Act of 1966, Pub. L. No. 89=665, as amended and
 51 16 codified at 16 U.S.C. {470 et seq., is likely to exist within
 51 17 the proposed route.
 51 18    Sec. 108.  Section 314.21, subsection 1, paragraph a, Code
 51 19 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 51 20    a.  The living roadway trust fund is created in the office
 51 21 of the treasurer of state. The moneys in this fund shall
 51 22 be used exclusively for the development and implementation
 51 23 of integrated roadside vegetation plans. Except as provided
 51 24 in subsections 2 and 3, the moneys shall only be expended
 51 25 for areas on or adjacent to road, street, and highway
 51 26 right=of=ways. The state department of transportation in
 51 27 consultation with the department of natural resources shall
 51 28 establish standards relating to the type of projects available
 51 29 for assistance. For the fiscal period beginning July 1, 1988,
 51 30 and ending March 31, 1990, the moneys in the fund shall be
 51 31 expended as follows:  fifty=six percent on state department of
 51 32 transportation projects; thirty percent on county projects; and
 51 33 fourteen percent on city projects.
 51 34    Sec. 109.  Section 321.105, subsection 5, Code 2018, is
 51 35 amended to read as follows:
 52  1    5.  Seriously disabled veterans who have been provided with
 52  2 an automobile or other vehicle by the United States government
 52  3 under the provisions of {1901 = 1903, Tit. 38 of the United
 52  4 States Code, 38 U.S.C. {1901 et seq. (1970) {3901 = 3904, shall
 52  5 be exempt from payment of the registration fee provided in this
 52  6 chapter for that vehicle, and shall be provided, without fee,
 52  7 with one set of regular registration plates or one set of any
 52  8 type of special registration plates associated with service in
 52  9 the United States armed forces for which the disabled veteran
 52 10 qualifies under section 321.34. The disabled veteran, to be
 52 11 able to claim the benefit, must be a resident of the state
 52 12 of Iowa. In lieu of the set of regular or special military
 52 13 registration plates available without fee, the disabled veteran
 52 14 may obtain a set of nonmilitary special registration plates or
 52 15 personalized plates issued under section 321.34 by paying the
 52 16 additional fees associated with those plates.
 52 17    Sec. 110.  Section 321.145, subsection 2, paragraph a,
 52 18 subparagraph (3), Code 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 52 19    (3)  The amounts required to be transferred pursuant to
 52 20 section 321.34 from revenues available under this subsection
 52 21 shall be transferred and credited as provided in section
 52 22 321.34, subsections 7, 10, 10A, 11, 11A, 11B, 13, 16, 17,
 52 23 18, 19, 20, 20A, 20B, 20C, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, and 26 for the
 52 24 various purposes specified in those subsections that section.
 52 25    Sec. 111.  Section 321.237, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 52 26 follows:
 52 27    321.237  Signs == requirement == notice.
 52 28    1.  A traffic ordinance or regulation enacted under section
 52 29 321.236, subsection 4, 5, 6, 8, 12, or 13, shall not be
 52 30 effective until signs, giving notice of such local traffic
 52 31 regulations as specified in the department manual on uniform
 52 32 traffic=control devices, are posted upon or at the entrances to
 52 33 the highway or part thereof affected as may be most appropriate
 52 34 and shall be erected at the expense of the local authority.
 52 35    2.  When a city has adopted an ordinance as authorized
 53  1 in section 321.236, subsection 12, or an ordinance which
 53  2 prohibits standing or parking of vehicles upon a street or
 53  3 streets during any time when snow=removal operations are in
 53  4 progress and before such operations have resulted in the
 53  5 removal or clearance of snow from such street or streets,
 53  6 signs as specified in the above department manual on uniform
 53  7 traffic=control devices, posted as hereinabove provided
 53  8 in subsection 1, shall be deemed sufficient notice of the
 53  9 existence of such restrictions.
 53 10    Sec. 112.  Section 321.278, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 53 11 follows:
 53 12    321.278  Drag racing prohibited.
 53 13    1.  a.  No A person shall engage not do any of the following:
 53 14    (1)  Engage in any motor vehicle speed contest or exhibition
 53 15 of speed on any street or highway of this state and no person
 53 16 shall aid.
 53 17    (2)  Aid or abet any motor vehicle speed contest or speed
 53 18  exhibition of speed on any street or highway of this state,
 53 19 except that a.
 53 20    b.  A passenger shall not be considered as aiding and
 53 21 abetting. Motor vehicle speed contest
 53 22    c.  As used in this section, "motor vehicle speed contest"
 53 23 or exhibition of speed are defined as "exhibition of speed"
 53 24  means one or more persons competing in speed in excess of the
 53 25 applicable speed limit in vehicles on the public streets or
 53 26 highways.
 53 27    2.  Any person who violates the provisions of this section
 53 28 shall be guilty of a simple misdemeanor.
 53 29    Sec. 113.  Section 321.290, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 53 30 follows:
 53 31    321.290  Special restrictions.
 53 32    1.  Whenever the department shall determine upon the basis of
 53 33 an engineering and traffic investigation that any speed limit
 53 34 hereinbefore set forth in this chapter is greater or less than
 53 35 is reasonable or safe under the conditions found to exist at
 54  1 any intersection or other place or upon any part of the primary
 54  2 road system or upon any part of a primary road extension,
 54  3 said the department shall determine and declare a reasonable
 54  4 and safe speed limit thereat which shall be effective when
 54  5 appropriate signs giving notice thereof of the speed limit are
 54  6 erected at such intersection or other place or part of the
 54  7 highway.
 54  8    2.  Whenever the council in any city shall determine upon
 54  9 the basis of an engineering and traffic investigation that any
 54 10 speed limit hereinbefore set forth in this chapter is greater
 54 11 or less than is reasonable or safe under the conditions found
 54 12 to exist at any intersection or other place or upon any part of
 54 13 the city street system, except primary road extensions, said
 54 14 council shall determine and adopt by ordinance such higher or
 54 15 lower speed limit as it deems reasonable and safe thereat.
 54 16 Such speed limit shall be effective when proper and appropriate
 54 17 signs giving notice thereof of the speed limit are erected at
 54 18 such intersections or other place or part of the street.
 54 19    Sec. 114.  Section 321E.12, subsection 3, Code 2018, is
 54 20 amended to read as follows:
 54 21    3.  Vehicles, while being used for the transportation of
 54 22 buildings other than mobile homes and factory=built structures,
 54 23 may be registered for the combined gross weight of the vehicle
 54 24 and load on a single=trip basis. The fee is five cents per ton
 54 25 exceeding the weight registered under section 321.122 per mile
 54 26 of travel. Fees shall not be prorated for fractions of miles.
 54 27 This provision subsection does not exempt these vehicles from
 54 28 any other provision of this chapter.
 54 29    Sec. 115.  Section 321G.13, subsection 2, paragraph b,
 54 30 subparagraph (2), Code 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 54 31    (2)  If a A person may operate or ride on a snowmobile with
 54 32 a loaded pistol or revolver, whether concealed or not, if the
 54 33  person is operating or riding a the snowmobile on land that is
 54 34 not owned or possessed by the person, the person may operate or
 54 35 ride the snowmobile with a loaded pistol or revolver, whether
 55  1 concealed or not, and the person's conduct is otherwise lawful.
 55  2    Sec. 116.  Section 321I.14, subsection 2, paragraph b,
 55  3 subparagraph (2), Code 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 55  4    (2)  If a A person may operate or ride on an all=terrain
 55  5 vehicle with a loaded pistol or revolver, whether concealed or
 55  6 not, if the person is operating or riding an the all=terrain
 55  7 vehicle on land that is not owned or possessed by the person,
 55  8 the person may operate or ride the all=terrain vehicle with a
 55  9 loaded pistol or revolver, whether concealed or not, and the
 55 10 person's conduct is otherwise lawful.
 55 11    Sec. 117.  Section 321J.20, subsection 3, Code 2018, is
 55 12 amended to read as follows:
 55 13    3.  If a In addition to other penalties provided by law, a
 55 14 person's temporary restricted license shall be revoked if the
 55 15  person is required to install an ignition interlock device or
 55 16 participate in a program established pursuant to chapter 901D
 55 17 operates and the person does any of the following:
 55 18    a.  Operates a motor vehicle which does not have an approved
 55 19 ignition interlock device or.
 55 20    b.  Operates a motor vehicle while not in compliance with the
 55 21 program, or if the person tampers.
 55 22    c.  Tampers with or circumvents an ignition interlock device,
 55 23 in addition to other penalties provided, the person's temporary
 55 24 restricted license shall be revoked.
 55 25    Sec. 118.  Section 321L.2, subsection 5, Code 2018, is
 55 26 amended to read as follows:
 55 27    5.  A seriously disabled veteran who has been provided with
 55 28 an automobile or other vehicle by the United States government
 55 29 under the provisions of 38 U.S.C. {1901 et seq. (1970) {3901 =
 55 30  3904 is not required to apply for a persons with disabilities
 55 31 parking permit under this section unless the veteran has been
 55 32 issued special registration plates or personalized plates for
 55 33 the vehicle. The regular registration plates issued for the
 55 34 disabled veteran's vehicle without fee pursuant to section
 55 35 321.105 entitle the disabled veteran to all of the rights and
 56  1 privileges associated with persons with disabilities parking
 56  2 permits under this chapter.
 56  3    Sec. 119.  Section 327G.79, subsection 1, Code 2018, is
 56  4 amended to read as follows:
 56  5    1.  The department of inspections and appeals' determination
 56  6 and order shall be just and equitable and, in the case of the
 56  7 determination of the fair market value of the property, shall
 56  8 be based in part upon at least three independent appraisals
 56  9 prepared by certified appraisers. Each party shall select one
 56 10 appraiser and each appraisal shall be paid for by the party
 56 11 for whom the appraisal is prepared. The two appraisers shall
 56 12 select a third appraiser and the costs of this appraisal shall
 56 13 be divided equally between the parties. If the appraisers
 56 14 selected by the parties cannot agree on selection of a third
 56 15 appraiser, the state department of transportation shall appoint
 56 16 a third appraiser and the costs of this appraisal shall be
 56 17 divided equally between the parties.
 56 18    Sec. 120.  Section 350.10, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 56 19 follows:
 56 20    350.10  Statutes applicable.
 56 21 Sections 461A.35 through 461A.57 apply to all lands and
 56 22 waters under the control of a county conservation board, in
 56 23 the same manner as if the lands and waters were state parks,
 56 24 lands, or waters. As used in sections 461A.35 through 461A.57,
 56 25 "natural resource commission" includes a county conservation
 56 26 board, and "director" includes a county conservation board
 56 27 or its director, with respect to lands or waters under the
 56 28 control of a county conservation board. However, sections
 56 29 461A.35 through 461A.57 may be modified or superseded by rules
 56 30  regulations adopted as provided in section 350.5.
 56 31    Sec. 121.  Section 351.36, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 56 32 follows:
 56 33    351.36  Enforcement.
 56 34    Local health and law enforcement officials shall enforce
 56 35 the provisions of sections 351.33 to, 351.35, this section,
 57  1 and sections 351.37 through 351.43 relating to vaccination
 57  2 and impoundment of dogs. Such public officials shall not be
 57  3 responsible for any accident or disease of a dog resulting from
 57  4 the enforcement of the provisions of said sections.
 57  5    Sec. 122.  Section 351.42, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 57  6 follows:
 57  7    351.42  Exempt dogs.
 57  8    Dogs that are under the control of the owner or handlers and
 57  9 which are in transit, or are to be exhibited shall be exempt
 57 10 from the vaccination provisions of these sections if they are
 57 11 within the state for less than thirty days. Dogs assigned
 57 12 to a research institution or a like facility shall be exempt
 57 13 from the provisions of sections 351.33 to and 351.35, sections
 57 14 351.36 through 351.41, this section, and section 351.43.
 57 15    Sec. 123.  Section 351.43, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 57 16 follows:
 57 17    351.43  Penalty.
 57 18    Any person refusing to comply with the provisions of
 57 19 sections section 351.33 to, or sections 351.35 through 351.42
 57 20 or violating any of their provisions, shall be deemed guilty
 57 21 of a simple misdemeanor.
 57 22    Sec. 124.  Section 358.11, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 57 23 follows:
 57 24    358.11  Sanitary district to be a body corporate.
 57 25    1.  Each sanitary district organized under this chapter
 57 26 shall be a body corporate and politic, with the name and
 57 27 style under which it was organized, and by such name and
 57 28 style may sue and be sued, contract and be contracted with,
 57 29 acquire and hold real and personal property necessary for
 57 30 corporate purposes, adopt a corporate seal and alter the same
 57 31 at pleasure, and exercise all the powers conferred in this
 57 32 chapter.
 57 33    2.  All courts of this state shall take judicial notice of
 57 34 the existence of sanitary districts organized hereunder under
 57 35 this chapter.
 58  1    Sec. 125.  Section 400.21, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 58  2 follows:
 58  3    400.21  Notice of appeal.
 58  4    If the appeal be taken by the person removed, discharged,
 58  5 demoted, or suspended, notice thereof of the appeal, signed by
 58  6 the appellant and specifying the ruling appealed from, shall be
 58  7 filed with the clerk of the commission; if. If the appeal is
 58  8 taken by the person making such removal, discharge, demotion,
 58  9 or suspension, such notice shall also be served upon the person
 58 10 removed, discharged, demoted, or suspended.
 58 11    Sec. 126.  Section 400.27, subsection 4, Code 2018, is
 58 12 amended to read as follows:
 58 13    4.  The appeal to the district court shall be perfected
 58 14 by filing a notice of appeal with the clerk of the district
 58 15 court within the time prescribed in this section and by serving
 58 16 notice of appeal on the clerk of the civil service commission,
 58 17 from whose ruling or decision the appeal is taken.
 58 18    Sec. 127.  Section 411.6C, subsection 3, paragraph b, Code
 58 19 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 58 20    b.  The eligible member's selection of a plan termination
 58 21 date. The plan termination date shall be either three,
 58 22 four, or five years after the date the eligible member
 58 23 commences membership in the plan. However, for the two=year
 58 24 period beginning with the first of the month following the
 58 25 implementation date of this section April 1, 2007, an eligible
 58 26 member between sixty=two and sixty=four years of age may also
 58 27 select a plan termination date that is one or two years after
 58 28 the date the eligible member commences membership in the plan.
 58 29    Sec. 128.  Section 420.207, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 58 30 follows:
 58 31    420.207  Taxation in general.
 58 32 Sections 426A.11 through 426A.15, 427.1, 427.8 to through
 58 33  427.11, 428.4, 428.20, 428.22, 428.23, 437.1, 437.3, 441.21,
 58 34 443.1 to through 443.3, 444.2 through 444.4, and 447.9 to
 58 35  through 447.13, so far as applicable, apply to cities acting
 59  1 under special charters.
 59  2    Sec. 129.  Section 422.7, subsection 2, paragraph i, Code
 59  3 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 59  4    i.  Iowa finance authority E911 911 program bonds pursuant to
 59  5 section 34A.20, subsection 6.
 59  6    Sec. 130.  Section 422.32, subsection 2, Code 2018, is
 59  7 amended to read as follows:
 59  8    2.  The words, terms, and phrases defined in section 422.4,
 59  9 subsections 4 to through 6, 8, 9, 13, and 15 to through 17, when
 59 10 used in this division, shall have the meanings ascribed to them
 59 11 in said section except where the context clearly indicates a
 59 12 different meaning.
 59 13    Sec. 131.  Section 422D.3, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 59 14 follows:
 59 15    422D.3  Administration.
 59 16    1.  A local income surtax shall be imposed January 1 of
 59 17 the fiscal year in which the favorable election was held for
 59 18 tax years beginning on or after January 1, and is repealed as
 59 19 provided in section 422D.1, subsection 4, as of December 31 for
 59 20 tax years beginning after December 31.
 59 21    2.  The director of revenue shall administer the local
 59 22 income surtax as nearly as possible in conjunction with the
 59 23 administration of state income tax laws. The director shall
 59 24 provide on the regular state tax forms for reporting local
 59 25 income surtax.
 59 26    3.  An ordinance imposing a local income surtax shall adopt
 59 27 by reference the applicable provisions of the appropriate
 59 28 sections of chapter 422, division II.  All powers and
 59 29 requirements of the director in administering the state income
 59 30 tax law apply to the administration of a local income surtax,
 59 31 including but not limited to, the provisions of sections 422.4,
 59 32 422.20 to through 422.31, 422.68, 422.70, and 422.72 to through
 59 33  422.75. Local officials shall confer with the director of
 59 34 revenue for assistance in drafting the ordinance imposing a
 59 35 local income surtax. A certified copy of the ordinance shall
 60  1 be filed with the director as soon as possible after passage.
 60  2    4.  The director, in consultation with local officials,
 60  3 shall collect and account for a local income surtax and any
 60  4 interest and penalties. The director shall credit local income
 60  5 surtax receipts and any interest and penalties collected from
 60  6 returns filed on or before November 1 of the calendar year
 60  7 following the tax year for which the local income surtax is
 60  8 imposed to a "local local income surtax fund" fund established
 60  9 in the department of revenue. All local income surtax receipts
 60 10 and any interest and penalties received or refunded from
 60 11 returns filed after November 1 of the calendar year following
 60 12 the tax year for which the local income surtax is imposed shall
 60 13 be deposited in or withdrawn from the state general fund and
 60 14 shall be considered part of the cost of administering the local
 60 15 income surtax.
 60 16    Sec. 132.  Section 423.3, subsection 47A, Code 2018, is
 60 17 amended to read as follows:
 60 18    47A.  a.  Subject to paragraph "b", the The sales price from
 60 19 the sale or rental of central office equipment or transmission
 60 20 equipment primarily used by local exchange carriers and
 60 21 competitive local exchange service providers as defined in
 60 22 section 476.96; by franchised cable television operators,
 60 23 mutual companies, municipal utilities, cooperatives, and
 60 24 companies furnishing communications services that are not
 60 25 subject to rate regulation as provided in chapter 476; by
 60 26 long distance companies as defined in section 477.10; or for
 60 27 a commercial mobile radio service as defined in 47 C.F.R.
 60 28 {20.3 in the furnishing of telecommunications services on
 60 29 a commercial basis. For the purposes of this subsection,
 60 30 "central office equipment" means equipment utilized in the
 60 31 initiating, processing, amplifying, switching, or monitoring
 60 32 of telecommunications services. "Transmission equipment" means
 60 33 equipment utilized in the process of sending information from
 60 34 one location to another location. "Central office equipment"
 60 35 and "transmission equipment" also include ancillary equipment
 61  1 and apparatus which support, regulate, control, repair, test,
 61  2 or enable such equipment to accomplish its function.
 61  3    b.  The exemption in this subsection shall be phased in by
 61  4 means of tax refunds as follows:
 61  5    (1)  If the sale or rental occurs on or after July 1, 2006,
 61  6 through June 30, 2007, one=seventh of the state tax on the
 61  7 sales price shall be refunded.
 61  8    (2)  If the sale or rental occurs on or after July 1, 2007,
 61  9 through June 30, 2008, two=sevenths of the state tax on the
 61 10 sales price shall be refunded.
 61 11    (3)  If the sale or rental occurs on or after July 1, 2008,
 61 12 through June 30, 2009, three=sevenths of the state tax on the
 61 13 sales price shall be refunded.
 61 14    (4)  If the sale or rental occurs on or after July 1, 2009,
 61 15 through June 30, 2010, four=sevenths of the state tax on the
 61 16 sales price shall be refunded.
 61 17    (5)  If the sale or rental occurs on or after July 1, 2010,
 61 18 through June 30, 2011, five=sevenths of the state tax on the
 61 19 sales price shall be refunded.
 61 20    (6)  If the sale or rental occurs on or after July 1, 2011,
 61 21 through June 30, 2012, six=sevenths of the state tax on the
 61 22 sales price shall be refunded.
 61 23    (7)  If the sale or rental occurs on or after July 1, 2012,
 61 24 the sales price is exempt and no payment of tax and subsequent
 61 25 refund are required.
 61 26    c.  For sales or rentals occurring on or after July 1, 2006,
 61 27 through June 30, 2012, a refund of the tax paid as provided in
 61 28 paragraph "b", subparagraph (1), (2), (3), (4), (5), or (6),
 61 29 must be applied for, not later than six months after the month
 61 30 in which the sale or rental occurred, in the manner and on the
 61 31 forms provided by the department. Refunds shall only be of the
 61 32 state tax collected. Refunds authorized shall accrue interest
 61 33 at the rate in effect under section 421.7 from the first day of
 61 34 the second calendar month following the date the refund claim
 61 35 is received by the department.
 62  1    Sec. 133.  Section 423.3, subsection 69A, Code 2018, is
 62  2 amended to read as follows:
 62  3    69A.  The sales price from surcharges paid for E911 911
 62  4  service and wireless E911 911 service pursuant to chapter 34A.
 62  5    Sec. 134.  Section 423.8, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 62  6 follows:
 62  7    423.8  Legislative finding and intent.
 62  8    1.  The general assembly finds that Iowa should enter into
 62  9 an agreement with one or more states to simplify and modernize
 62 10 sales and use tax administration in order to substantially
 62 11 reduce the burden of tax compliance for all sellers and for all
 62 12 types of commerce.
 62 13    2.  It is the intent of the general assembly that
 62 14 entering into this agreement will lead to simplification
 62 15 and modernization of the sales and use tax law and not to
 62 16 the imposition of new taxes or an increase or decrease in
 62 17 the existing number of exemptions, unless such a result
 62 18 is unavoidable under the terms of the agreement. Entering
 62 19 into this agreement should not cause businesses to sustain
 62 20 additional administrative burden.
 62 21    3.  It is the intent of the general assembly to provide
 62 22 Iowa sellers impacted by the agreement with the assistance
 62 23 necessary to alleviate administrative burdens that result
 62 24 in participation in the agreement. The director and the
 62 25 Iowa streamlined sales tax advisory council shall provide
 62 26 recommendations to address the new administrative burden
 62 27 identified in the Iowa streamlined sales tax advisory council
 62 28 2005 report submitted to the Iowa general assembly. The
 62 29 recommendations must be submitted to the general assembly by
 62 30 January 1, 2007, and shall include the expenses associated and
 62 31 all relevant data including but not limited to the number of
 62 32 intrastate sellers impacted by the agreement.
 62 33    Sec. 135.  Section 425.9, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 62 34 follows:
 62 35    425.9  Credits in excess of tax == appeals == refunds.
 63  1    1.  If the amount of credit apportioned to any homestead
 63  2 under the provisions of this chapter in any year shall exceed
 63  3 the total tax, exclusive of any special assessments levied
 63  4 against said homestead, then such excess shall be remitted
 63  5 by the county treasurer to the department of revenue to be
 63  6 redeposited in the homestead credit fund and be reallocated the
 63  7 following year by the department as provided hereunder in this
 63  8 chapter.
 63  9    2.  If any claim for credit made hereunder has been denied
 63 10 by the board of supervisors, and such action is subsequently
 63 11 reversed on appeal, the credit shall be allowed on the
 63 12 homestead involved in said appeal, and the director of revenue,
 63 13 the county auditor, and the county treasurer shall make such
 63 14 credit and change their books and records accordingly.
 63 15    3.  In the event the appealing taxpayer has paid one or both
 63 16 of the installments of the tax payable in the year or years in
 63 17 question on such homestead valuation, remittance shall be made
 63 18 to such taxpayer of the amount of such credit.
 63 19    4.  The amount of such credit shall be allocated and paid
 63 20 from the surplus redeposited in the homestead credit fund
 63 21 provided for in the first paragraph of this section subsection
 63 22 1.
 63 23    Sec. 136.  Section 425.10, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 63 24 follows:
 63 25    425.10  Reversal of allowed claim.
 63 26    In the event any claim is allowed, and subsequently reversed
 63 27 on appeal, any credit made thereunder shall be void, and the
 63 28 amount of such credit shall be charged against the property in
 63 29 question, and the director of revenue, the county auditor, and
 63 30 the county treasurer are authorized and directed to correct
 63 31 their books and records accordingly. The amount of such
 63 32 erroneous credit, when collected, shall be returned by the
 63 33 county treasurer to the homestead credit fund to be reallocated
 63 34 the following year as provided herein in this chapter.
 63 35    Sec. 137.  Section 426A.13, subsection 1, Code 2018, is
 64  1 amended to read as follows:
 64  2    1.  A person named in section 426A.11, who is a resident of
 64  3 and domiciled in the state of Iowa, shall receive a reduction
 64  4 equal to the exemption, to be made from any property owned by
 64  5 the person or owned by a family farm corporation of which the
 64  6 person is a shareholder and occupant of the property and so
 64  7 designated by proceeding as provided in the this section. To
 64  8 be eligible to receive the exemption, the person claiming it
 64  9 shall have recorded in the office of the county recorder of
 64 10 the county in which is located the property designated for the
 64 11 exemption, evidence of property ownership by that person or the
 64 12 family farm corporation of which the person is a shareholder
 64 13 and the military certificate of satisfactory service, order
 64 14 transferring to inactive status, reserve, retirement, order of
 64 15 separation from service, honorable discharge or a copy of any
 64 16 of these documents of the person claiming or through whom is
 64 17 claimed the exemption. In the case of a person claiming the
 64 18 exemption as a veteran described in section 35.1, subsection 2,
 64 19 paragraph "b", subparagraph (6) or (7), the person shall file
 64 20 the statement required by section 35.2.
 64 21    Sec. 138.  Section 427.1, subsection 21A, Code 2018, is
 64 22 amended to read as follows:
 64 23    21A.  Dwelling unit property owned by community housing
 64 24 development organization.  Dwelling unit property owned and
 64 25 managed by a community housing development organization, as
 64 26 recognized by the state of Iowa and the federal government
 64 27 pursuant to criteria for community housing development
 64 28 organization designation contained in the HOME program of
 64 29 the federal National Affordable Housing Act of 1990, if the
 64 30 organization is also a nonprofit organization exempt from
 64 31 federal income tax under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal
 64 32 Revenue Code and owns and manages more than one hundred fifty
 64 33 dwelling units that are located in a city with a population
 64 34 of more than one hundred ten thousand. For the 2005 and 2006
 64 35 assessment years, an application is not required to be filed to
 65  1 receive the exemption. For the 2007 and subsequent assessment
 65  2 years, an application for exemption must be filed with the
 65  3 assessing authority not later than February 1 of the assessment
 65  4 year for which the exemption is sought. Upon the filing and
 65  5 allowance of the claim, the claim shall be allowed on the
 65  6 property for successive years without further filing as long as
 65  7 the property continues to qualify for the exemption.
 65  8    Sec. 139.  Section 427B.17, subsections 5 and 8, Code 2018,
 65  9 are amended to read as follows:
 65 10    5.  Property assessed pursuant to this section shall not be
 65 11 eligible to receive a partial exemption under sections 427B.1
 65 12 to 427B.6 through 427B.5.
 65 13    8.  a.  This section shall not apply to property assessed
 65 14 by the department of revenue pursuant to sections 428.24 to
 65 15  through 428.29, or chapters 433, 434, 437, 437A, 437B, and
 65 16 438, and such property shall not receive the benefits of this
 65 17 section.
 65 18    b.  Any electric power generating plant which operated during
 65 19 the preceding assessment year at a net capacity factor of more
 65 20 than twenty percent, shall not receive the benefits of this
 65 21 section or of section 15.332.
 65 22    Sec. 140.  Section 453A.47A, subsection 6, Code 2018, is
 65 23 amended to read as follows:
 65 24    6.  Issuance.  Cities may issue retail permits to retailers
 65 25 located within their respective limits. County boards of
 65 26 supervisors may issue retail permits to retailers located in
 65 27 their respective counties, outside of the corporate limits of
 65 28 cities. The city or county shall submit a duplicate of any
 65 29 application for a retail permit to the alcoholic beverages
 65 30 division of the department of commerce within thirty days of
 65 31 issuance of a permit. The alcoholic beverages division of the
 65 32 department of commerce shall submit the current list of all
 65 33 retail permits issued to the Iowa department of public health
 65 34 by the last day of each quarter of a state fiscal year.
 65 35    Sec. 141.  Section 455A.9, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 66  1 follows:
 66  2    455A.9  Fees == publications.
 66  3    1.  The department may establish a schedule of fees for
 66  4 subscriptions to publications produced by the department,
 66  5 including periodicals. However, this subsection section does
 66  6 not apply to application forms and materials intended for
 66  7 general distribution which explain departmental programs or
 66  8 duties.
 66  9    2.  Fees shall be based on the amount required to recover the
 66 10 reasonable costs of producing a publication, including costs
 66 11 relating to preparing, printing, publishing, and distributing
 66 12 the publication.
 66 13    Sec. 142.  Section 455G.31, subsection 3, Code 2018, is
 66 14 amended to read as follows:
 66 15    3.  a.  A retail dealer may use a dispenser that does not
 66 16 satisfy the requirement in subsection 2 to dispense ethanol
 66 17 blended gasoline classified as higher than E=10 if any of the
 66 18 following applies:
 66 19    a.  Reserved.
 66 20    b.  (1)  The the dispenser's manufacturer has submitted the
 66 21 dispenser to an independent testing laboratory to be listed as
 66 22 compatible for use with E=85 gasoline. In addition, the retail
 66 23 dealer must install an under=dispenser containment system with
 66 24 electronic monitoring. The under=dispenser containment system
 66 25 shall comply with applicable rules adopted by the department of
 66 26 natural resources and the state fire marshal.
 66 27    (2)  b.  If within ten years from the date that a dispenser
 66 28 described in subparagraph (1) paragraph "a" is installed,
 66 29 the same model of dispenser is listed as compatible for use
 66 30 with E=85 gasoline by an independent testing laboratory,
 66 31 the dispenser shall be deemed as compatible for use with
 66 32 ethanol blended gasoline classified as E=9 or higher up to
 66 33 and including E=85 by the department of natural resources
 66 34 and the state fire marshal. However, if after that time,
 66 35 the same model of dispenser is not listed as compatible for
 67  1 use with E=85 gasoline by an independent testing laboratory,
 67  2 subparagraph (1) paragraph "a" no longer applies, and the retail
 67  3 dealer must do any of the following:
 67  4    (a)  Upgrade upgrade or replace the dispenser as necessary to
 67  5 be listed as compatible for use with E=85 gasoline.
 67  6    (b)  Comply with the requirements in paragraph "a".
 67  7    Sec. 143.  Section 465C.3, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 67  8 follows:
 67  9    465C.3  Membership.
 67 10    1.  The board shall be composed of seven members, six of
 67 11 which shall be appointed by the governor. The commission, the
 67 12 conservation committee of the Iowa academy of science, and the
 67 13 state historical society shall submit to the governor a list of
 67 14 possible appointments. Members shall be selected from persons
 67 15 with a demonstrated interest in the preservation of natural
 67 16 lands and waters, and historic sites. The director shall serve
 67 17 as one member of the board. Any vacancies on the board shall be
 67 18 filled, for the remainder of the term vacated, by appointment
 67 19 by the governor provided by this chapter.
 67 20    2.  The first members appointed after the effective date
 67 21 of this chapter shall serve as follows:  Two members to serve
 67 22 until July 1, 1968; two members to serve until July 1, 1969;
 67 23 two members to serve until July 1, 1970, and the director shall
 67 24 serve as long as the director is director. Members shall
 67 25 serve until their successors are appointed and qualified.  The
 67 26 director shall serve as long as the director is director. As
 67 27 terms of members so appointed expire, their successors shall
 67 28 be appointed for terms to expire three years thereafter. Any
 67 29 member who has served two consecutive full terms will not be
 67 30 eligible for reappointment for a period of one year following
 67 31 the expiration of the member's second term.
 67 32    Sec. 144.  Section 466B.31, subsection 3, paragraph c, Code
 67 33 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 67 34    c.  Facilitating the implementation of total maximum daily
 67 35 loads, urban storm water control programs, and nonpoint source
 68  1 management practices required or authorized under the federal
 68  2 Water Pollution Control Act. This paragraph shall not be
 68  3 construed to obviate the requirement to develop a total maximum
 68  4 daily load for waters that do not meet water quality standards
 68  5 as required by section 303(d) of the federal Water Pollution
 68  6 Control Act or to delay implementation of a total maximum
 68  7 daily load that has been approved by the department of natural
 68  8 resources and the director.
 68  9    Sec. 145.  Section 476.44, subsection 2, paragraph a, Code
 68 10 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 68 11    a.  An electric utility subject to this subchapter, except
 68 12 a utility that elects rate regulation pursuant to section
 68 13 476.1A, shall not be required to own or purchase, at any one
 68 14 time, more than its share of one hundred five megawatts of
 68 15 power from alternative alternate energy production facilities
 68 16 or small hydro facilities at the rates established pursuant to
 68 17 section 476.43. The board shall allocate the one hundred five
 68 18 megawatts based upon each utility's percentage of the total
 68 19 Iowa retail peak demand, for the year beginning January 1,
 68 20 1990, of all utilities subject to this section. If a utility
 68 21 undergoes reorganization as defined in section 476.76, the
 68 22 board shall combine the allocated purchases of power for each
 68 23 utility involved in the reorganization.
 68 24    Sec. 146.  Section 476.46, subsection 2, paragraph d,
 68 25 subparagraph (1), Code 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 68 26    (1)  A gas or electric utility that is not required to be
 68 27 rate=regulated shall not be eligible for a loan under this
 68 28 section. However, gas and electric utilities not required
 68 29 to be rate=regulated shall be eligible for loans from moneys
 68 30 remitted to the fund except as provided in subsection 3. Such
 68 31 loans shall be limited to a maximum of five hundred thousand
 68 32 dollars per applicant and shall be limited to one loan every
 68 33 two years.
 68 34    Sec. 147.  Section 478.19, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 68 35 follows:
 69  1    478.19  Manner of construction.
 69  2    1.  Such Transmission lines shall be built of strong and
 69  3 proper wires attached to strong and sufficient supports
 69  4 properly insulated at all points of attachment; all wires,
 69  5 poles, and other devices which by ordinary wear or other causes
 69  6 are no longer safe shall be removed and replaced by new wires,
 69  7 poles, or other devices, as the case may be, and all abandoned
 69  8 wires, poles, or other devices shall be at once removed. Where
 69  9 wires carrying current are carried across, either above or
 69 10 below wires used for other service, the said transmission
 69 11 line shall be constructed in such manner as to eliminate, so
 69 12 far as practicable, damages to persons or property by reason
 69 13 of said crossing. There shall also be installed sufficient
 69 14 devices to automatically shut off electric current through
 69 15 said transmission line whenever connection is made whereby
 69 16 current is transmitted from the wires of said transmission line
 69 17 to the ground, and there shall also be provided a safe and
 69 18 modern improved device for the protection of said line against
 69 19 lightning. The utilities board shall have power to make and
 69 20 enforce such further and additional rules relating to location,
 69 21 construction, operation and maintenance of said transmission
 69 22 line lines as may be reasonable.
 69 23    2.  All transmission lines, wires or cables outside of
 69 24 cities for the transmission, distribution or sale of electric
 69 25 current at any voltage shall be constructed and maintained in
 69 26 accordance with standards adopted by rule by the utilities
 69 27 board.
 69 28    Sec. 148.  Section 479.7, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 69 29 follows:
 69 30    479.7  Hearing == notice.
 69 31    1.  Upon the filing of said the petition, the board shall
 69 32 fix a date for hearing thereon on the petition and shall cause
 69 33 notice thereof of hearing to be published in some newspaper
 69 34 of general circulation in each county through which said the
 69 35  proposed line or lines or gas storage facilities will extend;
 70  1 said. The notice to shall be published for two consecutive
 70  2 weeks.
 70  3    2.  Where a petition seeks the use of the right of eminent
 70  4 domain over specific parcels of real property, the board shall
 70  5 prescribe the notice to be served upon the owners of record and
 70  6 parties in possession of the property over which the use of the
 70  7 right of eminent domain is sought. The notice shall include
 70  8 the statement of individual rights required pursuant to section
 70  9 6B.2A.
 70 10    Sec. 149.  Section 480.4, subsection 1, paragraph c,
 70 11 subparagraph (8), Code 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 70 12    (8)  If known, the quarter section, E911 911 address and
 70 13 global positioning system coordinate, name of property owner,
 70 14 name of housing development with street address or block and
 70 15 lot numbers, or both.
 70 16    Sec. 150.  Section 481A.32, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 70 17 follows:
 70 18    481A.32  Violations == penalties.
 70 19    1.  Whoever shall take, catch, kill, injure, destroy, have
 70 20  A person who does any of the following is guilty of a simple
 70 21 misdemeanor and shall be assessed a minimum fine of twenty
 70 22 dollars for each offense for which no other punishment is
 70 23 provided:
 70 24    a.  Takes, catches, kills, injures, destroys, has in
 70 25 possession, buy, sell, ship, or transport buys, sells, ships,
 70 26 or transports any frogs, fish, mussels, birds, their nests,
 70 27 eggs, or plumage, fowls, game, or animals or their fur or raw
 70 28 pelt in violation of the provisions of this chapter or of
 70 29 administrative rules of the commission or whoever shall use.
 70 30    b.  Uses any device, equipment, seine, trap, net, tackle,
 70 31 firearm, drug, poison, explosive, or other substance or means,
 70 32 the use of which is prohibited by this chapter, or use the
 70 33 same.
 70 34    c.  Uses any device, equipment, seine, trap, net, tackle,
 70 35 firearm, drug, poison, explosive, or other substance or means
 71  1 at a time, place, or in a manner or for a purpose prohibited,
 71  2 or do.
 71  3    d.  Does any other act in violation of the provisions of
 71  4 this chapter or of administrative rules of the commission for
 71  5 which no other punishment is provided, is guilty of a simple
 71  6 misdemeanor and shall be assessed a minimum fine of twenty
 71  7 dollars for each offense.
 71  8    2.  Each fish, fowl, bird, bird's nest, egg, or plumage, and
 71  9 animal unlawfully caught, taken, killed, injured, destroyed,
 71 10 possessed, bought, sold, or shipped shall be a separate
 71 11 offense.
 71 12    3.  A person convicted of taking a deer, antelope, moose,
 71 13 buffalo, or elk with a prohibited weapon as defined by rules
 71 14 of the department, is subject to a fine of one hundred dollars
 71 15 for each offense committed while taking the animal with the
 71 16 prohibited weapon.
 71 17    Sec. 151.  Section 481A.47, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 71 18 follows:
 71 19    481A.47  Importing fish and game == permits.
 71 20    1.  It shall be unlawful except as otherwise provided for any
 71 21  Unless application is first made in writing to the commission
 71 22 for a permit and a permit is granted, a person, firm, or
 71 23 corporation, to shall not, except as otherwise provided, bring
 71 24 into the state of Iowa for the purpose of propagating or
 71 25 introducing, or to place or introduce into any of the inland or
 71 26 boundary waters of the state, any fish or spawn thereof that
 71 27 are not native to such waters, or introduce or stock any bird
 71 28 or animal unless application is first made in writing to the
 71 29 commission for a permit therefor and such permit granted.
 71 30    2.  Such A permit shall be granted only after the commission
 71 31 has made such investigation or inspection of the fish, birds,
 71 32  or animals as it the commission may deem necessary to determine
 71 33 whether or not such fish, birds, or animals are free from
 71 34 disease and whether or not such introduction will be beneficial
 71 35 or detrimental to the native wildlife and the people of the
 72  1 state, and may or may not approve such planting, releasing, or
 72  2 introduction according to its findings.
 72  3    3.  Nothing in the above this section shall prohibit licensed
 72  4 game breeders from securing native or exotic birds or animals
 72  5 from outside the state and bringing them into the state and
 72  6 they a game breeder shall not be required to have a permit as
 72  7 provided above in this section when such birds or animals are
 72  8 not released to the wild but are held on the game breeder's
 72  9 premises as breeding stock.
 72 10    Sec. 152.  Section 481A.59, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 72 11 follows:
 72 12    481A.59  Pigeons == interference prohibited.
 72 13    1.  It shall be unlawful for any person or persons, except
 72 14 the owner or the owner's representatives, to shoot, kill, maim,
 72 15 injure, steal, capture, detain, or to interfere with any homing
 72 16 pigeon, commonly called "carrier pigeon", which shall at the
 72 17 time, have the name, initials, or other identification of its
 72 18 owner, stamped, marked, or attached thereon; or to remove any
 72 19 mark, band, or other means of identification from such pigeon
 72 20 which has the name, initials, or emblem of the owner stamped
 72 21 or marked upon it.
 72 22    2.  Whoever shall violate A person who violates the
 72 23 provisions of this section shall be punished as is provided in
 72 24 section 481A.32.
 72 25    Sec. 153.  Section 488.1205, Code 2018, is amended to read
 72 26 as follows:
 72 27    488.1205  Savings clause.
 72 28 This chapter does not affect an action commenced, proceeding
 72 29 brought, or right accrued before this chapter takes effect
 72 30  January 1, 2005.
 72 31    Sec. 154.  Section 496C.10, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 72 32 follows:
 72 33    496C.10  Issuance of shares.
 72 34    1.  Shares of a professional corporation may be issued, and
 72 35 treasury shares may be disposed of, only to individuals who are
 73  1 licensed to practice in this state, or in any other state or
 73  2 territory of the United States or in the District of Columbia,
 73  3 a profession which the corporation is authorized to practice.
 73  4    2.  Unless otherwise provided in the articles of
 73  5 incorporation or bylaws, the affirmative vote or consent in
 73  6 writing of all of the outstanding shareholders entitled to
 73  7 vote, or such lesser proportion as may be provided in the
 73  8 articles or bylaws, is necessary in order to authorize the
 73  9 issuance of any shares or the disposal of any treasury shares,
 73 10 and to fix the consideration for shares or treasury shares.
 73 11    3.  No shares of a professional corporation shall at any
 73 12 time be issued in, transferred into, or held in joint tenancy,
 73 13 tenancy in common, or any other form of joint ownership or
 73 14 co=ownership.
 73 15    4.  The Iowa securities law, chapter 502, shall not be
 73 16 applicable to nor govern any transaction relating to any shares
 73 17 of a professional corporation.
 73 18    Sec. 155.  Section 496C.20, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 73 19 follows:
 73 20    496C.20  Foreign professional corporation.
 73 21    1.  A foreign professional corporation may practice a
 73 22 profession in this state if it complies with the provisions
 73 23 of the Iowa business corporation Act, chapter 490, on foreign
 73 24 corporations. The secretary of state may prescribe forms for
 73 25 such purpose.
 73 26    2.  A foreign professional corporation may practice a
 73 27 profession in this state only through shareholders, directors,
 73 28 officers, employees, and agents who are licensed to practice
 73 29 the profession in this state. The provisions of this chapter
 73 30 with respect to the practice of a profession by a professional
 73 31 corporation apply to a foreign professional corporation.
 73 32    3.  The certificate of authority of a foreign professional
 73 33 corporation may be revoked by the secretary of state as
 73 34 provided in the Iowa business corporation Act, chapter 490, if
 73 35 the foreign professional corporation fails to comply with any
 74  1 provision of this chapter.
 74  2    4.  This chapter shall not be construed to prohibit the
 74  3 practice of a profession in this state by an individual who
 74  4 is a shareholder, director, officer, employee, or agent of
 74  5 a foreign professional corporation if the individual could
 74  6 lawfully practice the profession in this state in the absence
 74  7 of any relationship to a foreign professional corporation.
 74  8 The preceding sentence This subsection shall apply regardless
 74  9 of whether or not the foreign professional corporation is
 74 10 authorized to practice a profession in this state.
 74 11    Sec. 156.  Section 508.29, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 74 12 follows:
 74 13    508.29  Authority to write other insurance.
 74 14    1.  Any life insurance company organized on the stock or
 74 15 mutual plan and authorized by its charter or articles of
 74 16 incorporation so to do, may in addition to such life insurance,
 74 17 insure, either individually or on the group plan, the health of
 74 18 persons and against personal injuries, disablement or death,
 74 19 resulting from traveling or general accidents by land or water,
 74 20 and insure employers against loss in consequence of accidents
 74 21 or casualties of any kind to employees or other persons, or
 74 22 to property resulting from any act of the employee or any
 74 23 accident or casualty to persons or property, or both, occurring
 74 24 in or connected with the transaction of their business, or
 74 25 from the operation of any machinery connected therewith, but
 74 26 nothing herein contained in this section shall be construed to
 74 27 authorize any life insurance company to insure against loss
 74 28 or injury to person, or property, or both, growing out of
 74 29 explosion or rupture of steam boilers. An insurer may contract
 74 30 with health care service providers and offer different levels
 74 31 of benefits to policyholders based upon the provider contracts.
 74 32    2.  A company insuring risks authorized by this section shall
 74 33 invest or hold in cash, funds equal to seventy=five percent of
 74 34 the aggregate reserves and policy and contract claims for such
 74 35 risks. Investments required by this paragraph subsection shall
 75  1 only be made in securities enumerated in section 511.8, and are
 75  2 subject to the same limitations as provided for the investment
 75  3 of legal reserve, and are subject to section 511.8, subsections
 75  4 16, 17, and 21.
 75  5    Sec. 157.  Section 514C.14, subsections 1 and 3, Code 2018,
 75  6 are amended to read as follows:
 75  7    1.  Except as provided under subsection 2 or 3, a carrier,
 75  8 as defined in section 513B.2, or a plan established pursuant
 75  9 to chapter 509A for public employees, which that terminates
 75 10 its contract with a participating health care provider,
 75 11 shall continue to provide coverage under the contract to a
 75 12 covered person in the second or third trimester of pregnancy
 75 13 for continued care from such health care provider. Such
 75 14 persons may continue to receive such treatment or care through
 75 15 postpartum care related to the child birth and delivery.
 75 16 Payment for covered benefits and benefit levels shall be
 75 17 according to the terms and conditions of the contract.
 75 18    3.  A carrier or a plan established under chapter 509A,
 75 19 which that terminates the contract of a participating health
 75 20 care provider for cause shall not be liable to pay for health
 75 21 care services provided by the health care provider to a covered
 75 22 person following the date of termination.
 75 23    Sec. 158.  Section 543B.16, subsection 1, Code 2018, is
 75 24 amended to read as follows:
 75 25    1.  Every applicant for a real estate license shall apply in
 75 26 writing upon blanks prepared or furnished by the real estate
 75 27 commission. The real estate commission shall not require
 75 28 that a recent photograph of the applicant be attached to the
 75 29 application. The real estate commission shall only require an
 75 30 applicant to disclose on the application criminal convictions
 75 31 for crimes classified as indictable offenses.
 75 32    Sec. 159.  Section 543B.43, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 75 33 follows:
 75 34    543B.43  Penalties.
 75 35    Any person found guilty of violating a provision of sections
 76  1 543B.1 to through 543B.24 and sections 543B.27 through 543B.41
 76  2 in a first offense shall be guilty of a simple misdemeanor.
 76  3    Sec. 160.  Section 543B.46, subsection 4, Code 2018, is
 76  4 amended to read as follows:
 76  5    4.  Each broker required to maintain a trust account pursuant
 76  6 to this section shall only deposit trust funds as directed by
 76  7 the principal of a transaction constituting dealing in real
 76  8 estate as defined described in section 543B.6 in the common
 76  9 trust account and shall not commingle the broker's personal
 76 10 funds or other funds in the trust account with the exception
 76 11 that a broker may deposit and keep a sum not to exceed one
 76 12 thousand dollars in the account from the broker's personal
 76 13 funds, which sum shall be specifically identified and deposited
 76 14 to cover bank service charges relating to the trust account.
 76 15    Sec. 161.  Section 544A.5, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 76 16 follows:
 76 17    544A.5  Duties.
 76 18    The architectural examining board shall enforce this
 76 19 chapter, shall make adopt rules pursuant to chapter 17A
 76 20  for the examination of applicants for the license provided
 76 21 by this chapter, and shall, after due public notice, hold
 76 22 meetings each year for the purpose of examining applicants for
 76 23 licensure and the transaction of business pertaining to the
 76 24 affairs of the board. Examinations shall be given as often
 76 25 as deemed necessary, but not less than annually. Action at a
 76 26 meeting shall not be taken without the affirmative votes of a
 76 27 majority of the members of the board. The administrator of the
 76 28 professional licensing and regulation bureau of the banking
 76 29 division of the department of commerce shall hire and provide
 76 30 staff to assist the board with implementing this chapter.
 76 31    Sec. 162.  Section 544A.16, subsection 11, Code 2018, is
 76 32 amended to read as follows:
 76 33    11.  "Professional consultant" means a person who is
 76 34 required by the laws of this state to hold a current and valid
 76 35 certificate of registration or license in the field of the
 77  1 person's professional practice, and who is employed by the
 77  2 architect to perform, or who offers to perform professional
 77  3 services as a consultant to the architect, in connection with
 77  4 the design, preparation of construction documents or other
 77  5 technical submissions, or construction of one or more buildings
 77  6 or structures, and the space within and surrounding the
 77  7 buildings or structures.
 77  8    Sec. 163.  Section 556F.18, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 77  9 follows:
 77 10    556F.18  Failure to comply.
 77 11    If any person shall take up any boat or vessel, or any logs
 77 12 or lumber, or shall find any goods, money, bank notes, or other
 77 13 things, and shall fail to comply with the requirements of this
 77 14 chapter, the person shall forfeit and pay the sum of twenty
 77 15 dollars, to be recovered in an action by any person who will
 77 16 sue for the same, one half for the use of the person suing and
 77 17 the other half to be deposited in the county treasury for the
 77 18 use of the common schools school districts; but nothing herein
 77 19 contained shall prevent the owner from having and maintaining
 77 20 an action for the recovery of any damage the owner may sustain.
 77 21    Sec. 164.  Section 559.1, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 77 22 follows:
 77 23    559.1  Release by donee of power.
 77 24    1.  A power to appoint which is exercisable by deed, by
 77 25 will, by deed or will, or otherwise, in whole or to any extent
 77 26 in favor of the donee of the power, the donee's estate, the
 77 27 donee's creditors, the creditors of the donee's estate, or
 77 28 others, is releasable, either with or without consideration, by
 77 29 written instrument executed by the donee. If such instrument
 77 30 shall be executed and acknowledged in the manner provided for
 77 31 the execution and acknowledgment of instruments affecting real
 77 32 estate and recorded with the county recorder in the county in
 77 33 which the donee of the power resides or the county of last
 77 34 residence of the donor of the power of the county in which
 77 35 any real estate which may be subject to the power is located,
 78  1 such recording shall be deemed a sufficient delivery of such
 78  2 release.
 78  3    2.  A power to appoint described herein in this section
 78  4  is releasable with respect to the whole or any part of the
 78  5 property subject to such power and is also releasable in such
 78  6 manner as to reduce or limit the persons or objects, or classes
 78  7 of persons or objects in whose favor such power would otherwise
 78  8 be exercisable.
 78  9    3.  It is hereby declared that such releases are in
 78 10 accordance with the public policy of this state and are valid
 78 11 and effectual whether heretofore or hereafter when made.
 78 12    Sec. 165.  Section 587.12, subsection 1, Code 2018, is
 78 13 amended to read as follows:
 78 14    1.  In all actions or in proceedings in probate where an
 78 15 order, judgment, or decree has been entered prior to July 1,
 78 16 1970, based upon service of notice by publication as provided
 78 17 by rule 60 of the Iowa rules of civil procedure, Iowa court
 78 18 rules, third edition Code 1966, or any statute authorizing
 78 19 publication of notice or upon service of notice by publication
 78 20 or posting pursuant to authorization or direction of any court
 78 21 of competent jurisdiction in the state of Iowa, all such
 78 22 orders, judgments, or decrees are hereby declared valid and
 78 23 of full force and effect, unless an action shall be commenced
 78 24 within the time provided in subsection 2 hereof to question
 78 25 such order, judgment, or decree, or any right or status
 78 26 created, confirmed, or existing thereunder.
 78 27    Sec. 166.  Section 602.1610, subsection 1, paragraph c, Code
 78 28 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 78 29    c.  The mandatory retirement age is seventy=two years for
 78 30 all district associate judges, associate juvenile judges,
 78 31 associate probate judges, and judicial magistrates. However,
 78 32 the mandatory retirement age does not apply to an associate
 78 33 juvenile judge or associate probate judge who is seventy=two
 78 34 years of age or older on July 1, 1996.
 78 35    Sec. 167.  Section 602.6404, subsection 3, Code 2018, is
 79  1 amended to read as follows:
 79  2    3.  A magistrate shall be an attorney licensed to practice
 79  3 law in this state. However, a magistrate not admitted to
 79  4 the practice of law in this state and who is holding office
 79  5 on April 1, 2009, shall be eligible to be reappointed as a
 79  6 magistrate in the same county for a term commencing August 1,
 79  7 2009, and subsequent successive terms.
 79  8    Sec. 168.  Section 607A.35, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 79  9 follows:
 79 10    607A.35  Notice to report.
 79 11    After the list or lists jurors have been drawn identified in
 79 12 the manner provided in section 607A.33, and immediately upon
 79 13 the request of the court, the clerk shall issue a notice to
 79 14 report, by regular mail, to the persons identified to appear at
 79 15 the courthouse at times as the court prescribes, for service as
 79 16 petit or grand jurors.
 79 17    Sec. 169.  Section 607A.41, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 79 18 follows:
 79 19    607A.41  Method of subsequent drawing.
 79 20    The names of the new or additional jurors shall be drawn from
 79 21 the jurors identified under sections 607A.39 and 607A.40 shall
 79 22 be drawn by the electronic data processing system that was used
 79 23 to draw the original jury pool or panel.
 79 24    Sec. 170.  Section 704.2A, subsection 1, paragraph a,
 79 25 subparagraph (1), Code 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 79 26    (1)  Unlawfully entering by force or stealth the dwelling,
 79 27 place of business or employment, or occupied vehicle of the
 79 28 person using force by force or stealth, or has unlawfully
 79 29 entered by force or stealth and remains within the dwelling,
 79 30 place of business or employment, or occupied vehicle of the
 79 31 person using force.
 79 32    Sec. 171.  Section 707.11, subsection 5, paragraph b, Code
 79 33 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 79 34    b.  For purposes of determining the category of sentence
 79 35 under section 903A.2, the fact finder shall determine whether
 80  1 the attempt to commit murder was committed against a peace
 80  2 officer, with the knowledge that the person against whom the
 80  3 attempt to commit murder was committed was a peace officer
 80  4 acting in the officer's official capacity.
 80  5    Sec. 172.  Section 709.22, subsection 1, paragraph c, Code
 80  6 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 80  7    c.  Providing a victim with immediate and adequate notice
 80  8 of the victim's rights. The notice shall consist of handing
 80  9 the victim a document that includes the telephone numbers of
 80 10 shelters, support groups, and crisis lines operating in the
 80 11 area and contains a copy of the following statement of rights
 80 12  written in English and Spanish; asking the victim to read the
 80 13 statement document; and asking whether the victim understands
 80 14 the rights:
 80 15 [1]  You have the right to ask the court for help with any of
 80 16 the following on a temporary basis:
 80 17 [a]  Keeping your attacker away from you, your home, and your
 80 18 place of work.
 80 19 [b]  The right to stay at your home without interference from
 80 20 your attacker.
 80 21 [c]  The right to seek a no=contact order under section 664A.3
 80 22 or 915.22, if your attacker is arrested for sexual assault.
 80 23 [2]  You have the right to register as a victim with the
 80 24 county attorney under section 915.12.
 80 25 [3]  You have the right to file a complaint for threats,
 80 26 assaults, or other related crimes.
 80 27 [4]  You have the right to seek restitution against your
 80 28 attacker for harm to you or your property.
 80 29 [5]  You have the right to apply for victim compensation.
 80 30 [6]  You have the right to contact the county attorney or
 80 31 local law enforcement to determine the status of your case.
 80 32 [7]  If you are in need of medical treatment, you have
 80 33 the right to request that the officer present assist you in
 80 34 obtaining transportation to the nearest hospital or otherwise
 80 35 assist you.
 81  1 [8]  You have the right to a sexual assault examination
 81  2 performed at state expense.
 81  3 [9]  You have the right to request the presence of a victim
 81  4 counselor, as defined in section 915.20A, at any proceeding
 81  5 related to an assault including a medical examination.
 81  6 [10]  If you believe that police protection is needed for your
 81  7 physical safety, you have the right to request that the officer
 81  8 present remain at the scene until you and other affected
 81  9 parties can leave or until safety is otherwise ensured.
 81 10    Sec. 173.  Section 714.19, unnumbered paragraph 1, Code
 81 11 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 81 12    The provisions of sections 714.17 to and 714.18, this
 81 13 section, and sections 714.20 and 714.21 shall not apply to the
 81 14 following:
 81 15    Sec. 174.  Section 716.7, subsection 2, paragraph a,
 81 16 subparagraph (2), unnumbered paragraph 1, Code 2018, is amended
 81 17 to read as follows:
 81 18    Entering or remaining upon or in property without
 81 19 justification after being notified or requested to abstain from
 81 20 entering or to remove or vacate therefrom by the owner, lessee,
 81 21 or person in lawful possession, or the agent or employee of
 81 22 the owner, lessee, or person in lawful possession, or by any
 81 23 peace officer, magistrate, or public employee whose duty it is
 81 24 to supervise the use or maintenance of the property. A person
 81 25 has received notice been notified to abstain from entering
 81 26 or remaining upon or in property within the meaning of this
 81 27 subparagraph (2) if any of the following is applicable:
 81 28    Sec. 175.  Section 716.8, subsection 7, Code 2018, is amended
 81 29 to read as follows:
 81 30    7.  Any person who intentionally trespasses commits a
 81 31 trespass as defined in section 716.7, subsection 2, paragraph
 81 32 "a", subparagraph (7), commits a serious misdemeanor.
 81 33    Sec. 176.  Section 724.3, Code 2018, is amended to read as
 81 34 follows:
 81 35    724.3  Unauthorized possession of offensive weapons.
 82  1 Any person, other than a person authorized herein in this
 82  2 chapter, who knowingly possesses an offensive weapon commits a
 82  3 class "D" felony.
 82  4    Sec. 177.  Section 724.5, subsection 2, Code 2018, is amended
 82  5 to read as follows:
 82  6    2.  A person charged with a violation of subsection 1 who
 82  7 produces to the clerk of the district court prior to the
 82  8 date of the person's court appearance proof that the person
 82  9 possesses a valid permit to carry weapons which was valid at
 82 10 the time of the alleged offense, shall not be convicted of a
 82 11 violation of subsection 1 and the charge shall be dismissed by
 82 12 the court. Upon dismissal, the court shall assess the costs
 82 13 of the action against the person named on the indictment or
 82 14 information complaint.
 82 15    Sec. 178.  Section 730.5, subsection 11, paragraph f, Code
 82 16 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 82 17    f.  Testing or taking action against an individual employee
 82 18 or prospective employee with a confirmed positive test result
 82 19 due to the individual's employee's or prospective employee's
 82 20  use of medical cannabidiol as authorized under chapter 124E.
 82 21    Sec. 179.  Section 805.8A, subsection 5, paragraph b, Code
 82 22 2018, is amended to read as follows:
 82 23    b.  Excessive speed in whatever amount by a school bus is
 82 24 not a scheduled violation under any section listed in this
 82 25  punishable as provided in subsection 10.
 82 26    Sec. 180.  REPEAL.  Sections 15.106E, 96.7A, 105.31, and
 82 27 105.32, Code 2018, are repealed.
 82 28    Sec. 181.  2017 Iowa Acts, chapter 136, is amended by adding
 82 29 the following new section:
 82 30    NEW SECTION.  SEC. 15A.  Section 34A.15, subsection 4, Code
 82 31 2017, is amended to read as follows:
 82 32    4.  The council may provide grants, subject to available
 82 33 moneys in the E911 911 emergency communications fund, to public
 82 34 safety answering points agreeing to consolidate pursuant to
 82 35 section 34A.7A, subsection 2, paragraph "h".
 83  1    Sec. 182.  RETROACTIVE APPLICABILITY.  The following apply
 83  2 retroactively to July 1, 2017:
 83  3    1.  The section of this Act amending section 124.401.
 83  4    2.  The sections of this Act amending section 155A.6A.
 83  5    3.  The section of this Act amending 2017 Iowa Acts, chapter
 83  6 136.
 83  7                           EXPLANATION
 83  8 The inclusion of this explanation does not constitute agreement with
 83  9 the explanation's substance by the members of the general assembly.
 83 10    This bill contains statutory corrections that adjust
 83 11 language to reflect current practices, insert earlier
 83 12 omissions, delete redundancies and inaccuracies, delete
 83 13 temporary language, resolve inconsistencies and conflicts,
 83 14 update ongoing provisions, or remove ambiguities.  The Code
 83 15 sections amended include the following:
 83 16    Sections 1.8, 1.13, and 1.14: Changes "to" to "through"
 83 17 in string citations to clarify that the last Code section
 83 18 referenced is included in the citation in these provisions
 83 19 which relate to the sovereignty and jurisdiction of the state.
 83 20 In sections 1.13 and 1.14, numeric self=references are also
 83 21 replaced with the words "this section".
 83 22    Section 6A.22: Repeats initial qualifying language to
 83 23 improve the readability of language defining "public use",
 83 24 "public purpose", or "public improvement" under the eminent
 83 25 domain Code chapter.  When 2017 Iowa Acts, chapter 170,
 83 26 section 58, added a new qualifying phrase to the portion of the
 83 27 language relating to functions of public utilities, the grammar
 83 28 of the rest of the series in the sentence was inadvertently
 83 29 disrupted.
 83 30    Section 8B.21: Supplies, consistent with other language in
 83 31 the section, missing language indicating that it is the office
 83 32 of chief information officer which is responsible for preparing
 83 33 an annual report to the governor, department of management, and
 83 34 the general assembly regarding the total spending on technology
 83 35 for the previous fiscal year.
 84  1    Section 8C.7A:  Adds initial July 1, 2017, deadline
 84  2 language, which appears to be implied by a later July 1,
 84  3 2017, cutoff date, in language specifying the date by which
 84  4 governmental authorities must have adopted municipal or county
 84  5 codes requiring an application or permit for the installation,
 84  6 placement, operation, maintenance, or replacement of a
 84  7 micro wireless facility in order to continue to impose that
 84  8 requirement.
 84  9    Section 12C.5:  Deletes redundant language that replicates
 84 10 a requirement currently contained in Code section 12B.10,
 84 11 subsection 4, paragraph "a", subparagraph (6).  This language
 84 12 originally modified other language establishing requirements
 84 13 for investments if money could not be deposited in any approved
 84 14 depository, but that other language was stricken by 1984 Iowa
 84 15 Acts, chapter 1230, section 9.
 84 16    Section 15.106E:  Repeals this Code section which provided
 84 17 for a review of the economic development authority and its
 84 18 activities by the general assembly and the issuance of a report
 84 19 by January 1, 2015.
 84 20    Section 15.293B:  Revises the language of subsection
 84 21 1, paragraph "i", relating to additional applications for
 84 22 redevelopment tax credits, to conform that language to similar
 84 23 language in subsection 2, paragraph "g", which indicates that
 84 24 it is the applications for funds, not the applicants, that are
 84 25 reviewed and scored by the economic development authority.
 84 26    Sections 16.161, 422.7, 423.3, and 480.4: Corrects
 84 27 references to the 911 program and bonds issued under the 911
 84 28 program in Code chapter 34A, based on similar changes made to
 84 29 the program name by 2017 Iowa Acts, chapter 136, and numbers
 84 30 unnumbered paragraphs in one Code section.
 84 31    Section 20.3: Numbers an unnumbered paragraph and
 84 32 enumerates the items which currently appear after a colon
 84 33 and conforms other language to more current Code style in
 84 34 the definitions of the terms "confidential employee" and
 84 35 "professional employee" which apply to the Code chapter
 85  1 governing collective bargaining.
 85  2    Section 22.15: Conforms terminology to other uses within
 85  3 this same Code section relating to information that is placed
 85  4 in employee personnel records.
 85  5    Section 29A.27: Updates an archaic internal reference
 85  6 describing the applicability of the pay and benefits
 85  7 requirements in this Code section regarding pay and allowances
 85  8 that must be paid to officers and enlisted persons while on
 85  9 state active duty.
 85 10    Sections 30.3 and 30.4:  Adds the words "of natural
 85 11 resources" after references to "department" in several places,
 85 12 because "department" is defined for purposes of Code chapter 30
 85 13 as meaning the department of homeland security and emergency
 85 14 management and because the department of natural resources
 85 15 is being referred to in these instances in these provisions
 85 16 outlining the duties of various departments in the case of a
 85 17 chemical emergency.
 85 18    Section 34A.3:  Restructures, to clarify the language of
 85 19 this provision relating to the circumstances under which
 85 20 the 911 program manager may order the combining of certain
 85 21 territories into an adjacent 911 service area.
 85 22    Section 34A.8:  Replaces the word "it" with the words
 85 23 "local exchange service information" to clarify the meaning of
 85 24 language describing what information must be kept confidential
 85 25 by a joint 911 service board, other state and local officials,
 85 26 designated 911 service providers, public safety answering
 85 27 points, and their agents, employees, and assigns.
 85 28    Section 35C.5: Divides this single paragraph Code section
 85 29 into numbered subsections based upon Code section content,
 85 30 updates archaic language, and divides run=on sentences in two
 85 31 to improve the readability of this provision regarding appeals
 85 32 from administrative and judicial proceedings related to a
 85 33 denial of veterans preference to an individual entitled to that
 85 34 preference.
 85 35    Section 37.6:  Changes "to" to "through" in a string citation
 86  1 to clarify that the last Code section referenced is included in
 86  2 the citation and substitutes specific Code section references
 86  3 for "in accordance with provisions of law" to clarify the
 86  4 meaning of this Code section relating to issuance of bonds by
 86  5 counties and cities.
 86  6    Section 43.5: Substitutes "otherwise provided in this
 86  7 chapter" for "hereinafter provided" to clarify the meaning
 86  8 of language describing the extent of the exception to the
 86  9 applicability of various Code chapters to primary elections.
 86 10    Section 43.20: Substitutes a specific reference to
 86 11 subsection 1 for the word "above", in language describing how
 86 12 to derive the number of signatures required for nomination
 86 13 papers for candidates for certain public offices.
 86 14    Sections 43.78 and 44.9: Conforms terminology used to
 86 15 refer to commissioners of elections and other officers to
 86 16 the terminology used elsewhere in the Code.  The terminology
 86 17 substituted may also be found in Code section 43.78, subsection
 86 18 4.
 86 19    Section 49.11:  Conforms the style of the lead=in paragraph
 86 20 phraseology to the phraseology used in the other paragraphs
 86 21 of the same subsection in this provision outlining the
 86 22 circumstances under which a county commissioner of elections
 86 23 may change or consolidate election precincts.
 86 24    Section 59.6: Substitutes the words "in this chapter" for
 86 25 the word "herein" to clarify the meaning of this provision
 86 26 limiting the applicability this Code chapter relating to the
 86 27 contest of seats in the general assembly to the rights of the
 86 28 general assembly to grant commissions, take depositions, or to
 86 29 send for or examine witnesses in a trial in such a contest.
 86 30    Section 68A.101: Corrects, effective July 1, 2018, the name
 86 31 of this Code chapter governing campaign disclosure to reflect
 86 32 the repeal of the income tax checkoff and the Iowa election
 86 33 campaign fund on July 1, 2018, by 2017 Iowa Acts, chapter 144,
 86 34 sections 13 and 14.
 86 35    Section 68A.102:  Strikes, effective July 1, 2018, the
 87  1 definition of the term "state income tax liability" from
 87  2 this Code chapter governing campaign disclosure to reflect
 87  3 the repeal of the income tax checkoff and the Iowa election
 87  4 campaign fund on July 1, 2018, by 2017 Iowa Acts, chapter 144,
 87  5 sections 13 and 14.
 87  6    Section 70A.26:  Changes the words "deemed to be on" to
 87  7 "granted" to conform to the terminology used elsewhere in this
 87  8 Code section and divides this single paragraph Code section
 87  9 relating to disaster service volunteer leave to separate the
 87 10 leave provisions from provisions relating to tort claims and
 87 11 other qualifying language.
 87 12    Section 73.2:  Strikes the archaic term, "hereafter" in this
 87 13 Code section relating to preferences in advertisements for bids
 87 14 and requests for proposals in public contracts.  The language
 87 15 was enacted in 1927 Iowa Acts, chapter 27, and "hereafter"
 87 16 referred to April 14, 1927.
 87 17    Section 84A.5:  Adds a reference to Code section 73A.21 to
 87 18 a list of Code chapters and sections which are administered
 87 19 by the division of labor services based on language of Code
 87 20 section 73A.21, which indicates that the labor commissioner and
 87 21 the division of labor are responsible for the administration
 87 22 and enforcement of the reciprocal resident bidder and labor
 87 23 force preferences contained in that Code section.
 87 24    Section 85.47:  Splits a run=on sentence relating to
 87 25 discharges of employer liability for payment of workers'
 87 26 compensation benefits after the ordering of a commutation by
 87 27 the workers' compensation commissioner.
 87 28    Section 85.53:  Conforms language relating to alien
 87 29 dependents to similar language in Code section 85.51 and
 87 30 replaces archaic language with more current language to improve
 87 31 the grammar and readability of this provision relating to
 87 32 notice by the workers' compensation commissioner to consular
 87 33 agents of foreign countries of the death of an employee who
 87 34 leaves one or more alien dependents.
 87 35    Section 86.9:  Numbers existing paragraphs, divides the
 88  1 last paragraph to place language relating to distribution and
 88  2 obtaining of reports in a separate subsection, and changes the
 88  3 word "the annual report" to "an annual report" to eliminate
 88  4 an inconsistency in the meaning of the second sentence when
 88  5 compared to the first sentence in this Code section relating
 88  6 to reports by the director of the department of workforce
 88  7 development and commissioner of labor.
 88  8    Section 88.1:  Replaces the words "creating an" with
 88  9 "providing for an adjudicatory process through the" which
 88 10 appear before "employment appeal board" in language describing
 88 11 the public policy which forms the basis for the provisions of
 88 12 Code chapter 88, pertaining to occupational safety and health,
 88 13 because the employment appeal board is created in Code section
 88 14 10A.601, not Code chapter 88.
 88 15    Section 92.2: Replaces the word "defined" with the word
 88 16 "provided" in language establishing a prohibition against
 88 17 employment of persons over 10 and under 16 years of age in
 88 18 certain occupations described in Code section 92.1, because
 88 19 although Code section 92.1 contains prohibitions against
 88 20 employment in certain described occupations, the Code section
 88 21 does not define those occupations.
 88 22    Section 96.3: Deletes archaic references to July 1, 1939,
 88 23 which are no longer needed to describe the applicability of
 88 24 language regarding payment of unemployment benefits.
 88 25    Section 96.7A:  Repeals an obsolete Code section relating to
 88 26 workforce development field offices which were eliminated by
 88 27 the end of fiscal year 2006=2007.
 88 28    Section 99F.4:  Adds a comma, strikes the word "and", and
 88 29 adds the word "from" to improve the readability of a series
 88 30 describing the areas from which a person may be voluntarily
 88 31 excluded under a process established by persons holding a
 88 32 license to own or operate or conduct a gambling game operation,
 88 33 a gambling structure, or excursion gambling boat.
 88 34    Section 105.22: Corrects a typographical error in language
 88 35 relating to the method by which a proof of a conviction of a
 89  1 felony may be established for purposes of denial of a license
 89  2 to practice to or discipline of a licensed contractor or
 89  3 plumbing, mechanical, HVAC=refrigeration, sheet metal, or
 89  4 hydronic professional.
 89  5    Sections 105.31 and 105.32:  Repeals two obsolete provisions
 89  6 containing temporary transition provisions regarding the
 89  7 expiration, renewal, and reissuance of licenses to practice as
 89  8 a contractor or plumbing, mechanical, HVAC=refrigeration, sheet
 89  9 metal, or hydronic professional.
 89 10    Section 123.22: Separates and numbers the elements of the
 89 11 prohibited acts described in this provision within the Code
 89 12 chapter relating to alcoholic beverage control, and separates
 89 13 those elements from the exceptions to the prohibitions.
 89 14    Section 124.401: Reenacts an unnumbered paragraph as
 89 15 amended by 2017 Iowa Acts, chapter 162, section 2, which was
 89 16 inadvertently allowed to lapse under a delayed automatic repeal
 89 17 in order to reinstate the language permitting the possession,
 89 18 use, delivery, and administration of cannabidiol as provided
 89 19 in the 2017 Iowa Act. The reenactment is made retroactively
 89 20 applicable to July 1, 2017.
 89 21    Sections 125.34, 125.75, 125.78, 125.80, 125.82, 125.91,
 89 22 and 125.92: Adds the words "and surgeon or osteopathic
 89 23 physician and surgeon" after the word "physician" to conform
 89 24 to a terminology change made by 1982 Iowa Acts, chapter 1212,
 89 25 section 24, and to mirror the terminology used elsewhere in
 89 26 the Code in language relating to involuntary hospitalization
 89 27 proceedings for substance=related disorders.
 89 28    Section 135B.20:  Conforms the terminology used in the
 89 29 lead=in paragraph for the Code section containing the
 89 30 definitions for the Code chapter governing the licensure and
 89 31 regulation of hospitals to terminology used elsewhere in
 89 32 similar provisions in the Code.
 89 33    Section 135B.32:  Replaces the word "herein" with the word
 89 34 "subchapter" to clarify the meaning of language restricting
 89 35 the applicability of provisions relating to the provision of
 90  1 pathology and radiology services in hospitals to the tax=exempt
 90  2 or nonprofit status of hospitals.
 90  3    Section 135H.6: Restructures and renumbers this Code
 90  4 section relating to the conditions for licensure of a proposed
 90  5 psychiatric institution for children to conform to the
 90  6 substance of the language in the Code section.
 90  7    Section 136.2:  Numbers paragraphs, modifies language
 90  8 relating to annual appointments, and eliminates a reference
 90  9 to the number of members whose terms expire in a given year
 90 10 in this provision relating to the appointment of members to
 90 11 the state board of health to reflect the 2005 addition of two
 90 12 more members to that board's roster, which would result in the
 90 13 expiration of more than three members' terms in certain years.
 90 14    Section 136A.5B:  Changes the word "subsection" to "section"
 90 15 in this provision relating to the provision of certain
 90 16 informational materials to pregnant women to reflect the
 90 17 fact that the language describing the informational material
 90 18 contents is in subsection 1 of this Code section, and the
 90 19 publication mechanism requirements are in subsection 3.
 90 20    Section 151.9: Changes the word "entry" to "license or
 90 21 certificate" and adds the words "or certificate holder" to
 90 22 conform to the content of the balance of this Code section and
 90 23 Code chapter governing the practice of chiropractic to the
 90 24 types of permissions to persons who practice chiropractic.
 90 25    Section 152.11:  Conforms a series of citations describing
 90 26 the enforcement authority of the board of nursing to similar
 90 27 language in Code section 152.4, by including a reference to
 90 28 Code chapter 152E.
 90 29    Section 154B.1:  Adds the missing word "or" before the last
 90 30 word in a series in this provision relating to registration of
 90 31 pharmacy technicians who provide some services to patients with
 90 32 serious medical conditions.
 90 33    Section 155A.6A:  Corrects two errors made when the changes
 90 34 contained in 2017 Iowa Acts, chapter 29, section 45, were
 90 35 enacted.  The 2017 Iowa Act inadvertently struck language
 91  1 that established a temporary pharmacy technician registration
 91  2 program when striking obsolete language establishing a
 91  3 temporary time frame within which certain pharmacy technicians
 91  4 or pharmacy technician trainees could attain certification,
 91  5 but also failed to strike an internal reference to the
 91  6 obsolete language.  The changes made to this Code section are
 91  7 retroactively applicable to July 1, 2017.
 91  8    Section 155A.13C:  Strikes a reference to Code chapter
 91  9 124A in this provision regulating pharmaceutical outsourcing
 91 10 facilities.  Code chapter 124A was repealed by 2017 Iowa Acts,
 91 11 chapter 145, section 23, and subsumed, in part, into Code
 91 12 chapter 124, which is still referenced in this provision.
 91 13    Section 161A.38:  Numbers paragraphs and changes
 91 14 "hereinabove" to "subchapter" to clarify the meaning of
 91 15 language relating to appeal rights of owners of land affected
 91 16 by changes in assessments by the governing body under a
 91 17 reclassification of lands within a soil and water conservation
 91 18 subdistrict.
 91 19    Section 161A.42: Conforms the hyphenation of the word
 91 20 "cost=sharing" to the hyphenation used in the term defined in
 91 21 this Code section and strikes a comma in language describing
 91 22 the conditions for the establishment of a conservation
 91 23 agreement related to a soil conservation plan or portion of
 91 24 that plan.
 91 25    Section 161A.43:  Numbers unnumbered paragraphs and
 91 26 corrects an internal reference in language relating to the
 91 27 duty and liability of property owners within a soil and water
 91 28 conservation district to establish and maintain soil and water
 91 29 conservation practices or erosion control practices.
 91 30    Section 166A.2: Splits a sentence to separate and improve
 91 31 the readability of language relating to refusal to grant a
 91 32 license application or revocation of the existing licenses of
 91 33 sheep dealers under this Code chapter 166A, concerning the
 91 34 control of scabies in sheep.
 91 35    Section 166D.7: Adds two commas to set off prefatory and
 92  1 independent clauses to improve the readability of language
 92  2 relating to control of pseudorabies in swine.
 92  3    Section 194.2:  Numbers paragraphs, replaces "hereof" and
 92  4 "herewith" with specific references to the Code chapter, adds
 92  5 a reference to Code chapter 17A after language regarding
 92  6 adoption of rules, and removes two commas to update and improve
 92  7 the clarity of this provision relating to the enforcement of
 92  8 requirements pertaining to the inspection and certification of
 92  9 milk.
 92 10    Section 194.4:  Replaces "or" with semicolons in two places,
 92 11 makes consistent the usage of the word "which", removes two
 92 12 commas, and then adds a comma to a series to improve the
 92 13 readability of this provision describing the conditions under
 92 14 which milk is deemed to be unlawful.
 92 15    Section 208.7: Strikes the word "However" based upon
 92 16 Code section content indicating that the mining license fee
 92 17 referenced is not just the fee for renewal of a mining license.
 92 18    Section 212.3: Changes an internal self=reference to
 92 19 the correct reference to Code section 212.2 describing bulk
 92 20 commodity duplicate delivery tickets.
 92 21    Section 216.6: Conforms terminology regarding
 92 22 discriminatory practices in two instances to match the
 92 23 terminology used elsewhere in this Code section regarding
 92 24 unfair employment practices.
 92 25    Section 216.13: Strikes obsolete language relating to the
 92 26 involuntary retirement before January 1, 1980, of persons
 92 27 covered by certain labor agreements and combines the rest
 92 28 of language establishing the remaining criteria under which
 92 29 certain persons may be required to retire involuntarily.
 92 30    Section 225.30:  Adds the words "or mental health
 92 31 professional" to conform the language of this Code section to
 92 32 changes made by 2017 Iowa Acts, chapter 34, in similar language
 92 33 within Code section 229.10, which is referenced in this Code
 92 34 section.
 92 35    Sections 235B.3A, 235E.3, 236.12, 236A.13, and 709.22:
 93  1 Conforms language of all of these provisions internally to
 93  2 improve the readability and consistency of language describing
 93  3 form documents which are provided to victims of abuse or other
 93  4 criminal acts.
 93  5    Sections 256I.7, 256I.8, and 256I.12:  Includes language to
 93  6 conform references to the early childhood Iowa initiative, the
 93  7 initiative's programs and activities, and the ages of children
 93  8 served by the initiative's programs and activities to other
 93  9 references throughout the Code chapter.
 93 10    Section 260C.22: Changes the word "law" to "subsection"
 93 11 to clarify the meaning of language regarding construction of
 93 12 language authorizing certain tax levies for the financing of
 93 13 community college facilities.
 93 14    Section 261.9: Changes the word "part" to "subchapter" in
 93 15 the lead=in paragraph of this definitions section in the Code
 93 16 chapter governing the activities of the college student aid
 93 17 commission to reflect the fact that several of the definitions,
 93 18 including the definition of the term "tuition grant", contained
 93 19 in this Code section are used in and apply to other parts of
 93 20 this subchapter.
 93 21    Section 262.21:  Moves a definition to the beginning of this
 93 22 Code section regarding annuity contracts for employees of board
 93 23 of regents institutions and numbers the resulting paragraphs
 93 24 to facilitate citation.
 93 25    Section 262.56:  Replaces the word "hereinbefore" with a
 93 26 specific reference to section 262.55 to clarify the meaning of
 93 27 this Code section authorizing the state board of regents to
 93 28 undertake certain projects and to operate, control, maintain,
 93 29 and manage student residence halls and dormitories.  Code
 93 30 section 262.55 is the definitions section for the subchapter
 93 31 relating to self=liquidating dormitories, which includes Code
 93 32 section 262.56.
 93 33    Sections 263.2, 263.10, 274.2, 275.27, 277.32, and 294.1:
 93 34 Replaces references to the "common schools" which were
 93 35 eliminated in favor of the current system of public and
 94  1 accredited nonpublic schools sometime in the early 1900s, with
 94  2 references to "public or accredited nonpublic schools". In
 94  3 Code sections 263.2 and 294.1, unnumbered paragraphs are also
 94  4 numbered to facilitate citation and archaic language is also
 94  5 updated.
 94  6    Sections 270.6 and 270.7:  Conforms terminology used and
 94  7 updates archaic language in these two provisions regarding the
 94  8 process used for certification of amounts due from counties for
 94  9 certain costs incurred for students at the school for the deaf.
 94 10    Section 272.2:  Conforms language used to describe certain
 94 11 rulemaking procedures of the board of educational examiners to
 94 12 language used elsewhere in the Code to describe rulemaking by
 94 13 other state agencies under Code chapter 17A.
 94 14    Section 274.39:  Updates and simplifies archaic language
 94 15 relating to the sale of land for national defense or flood
 94 16 control purposes by a school district to the federal
 94 17 government.
 94 18    Section 275.4:  Strikes an unnecessary "and" from a series
 94 19 that describes the responsibilities of area education agencies
 94 20 when developing school district reorganization studies and
 94 21 surveys.
 94 22    Section 275.9:  Replaces a reference to "hereinabove" with a
 94 23 series of specific citations, and replaces "hereinafter" with
 94 24 the words "in this subchapter", to clarify language describing
 94 25 the method by with the enlargement, reorganization, or boundary
 94 26 change of a school district may be accomplished.
 94 27    Section 275.13:  Strikes an unnecessary "hereof" to update
 94 28 and clarify language describing the affidavit which must
 94 29 accompany a petition to enlarge, reorganize, or change the
 94 30 boundaries of a school district.
 94 31    Section 275.33: Changes "to" to "through" in two string
 94 32 citations to clarify that the last Code section referenced
 94 33 is included in the citation in this provision relating
 94 34 to employment terms of superintendents, principals, and
 94 35 teachers for school years following the effective date of the
 95  1 enlargement of, reorganization of, or changes to the boundaries
 95  2 of a school district.
 95  3    Section 279.16: Changes "to" to "through" in string
 95  4 citations to clarify that the last Code section referenced
 95  5 is included in the citation in this provision governing the
 95  6 procedures to be followed in hearings related to a termination
 95  7 of a teacher's contract for employment.
 95  8    Section 279.36:  Strikes obsolete language related to fees
 95  9 applicable to legal publications published prior to July 1,
 95 10 1989, and numbers paragraphs in this provision establishing the
 95 11 procedures and fee for publication of the record of proceedings
 95 12 of boards of directors of school districts.
 95 13    Section 280.2:  Places definitions in alphabetical order,
 95 14 and adds a prefatory paragraph describing the applicability of
 95 15 the definitions, to conform the style of this definitions Code
 95 16 section to other definitions provisions elsewhere in the Code.
 95 17    Section 282.18: Separates and numbers the elements
 95 18 of a series outlining the exceptions to the general rule
 95 19 prohibiting pupils who are participating in open enrollment
 95 20 from participating in a varsity interscholastic sport, and
 95 21 letters the remaining, resulting paragraphs.
 95 22    Section 284.1:  Strikes the word "four" in language
 95 23 describing the major elements of the student achievement
 95 24 and teacher quality program.  2017 Iowa Acts, chapter 172,
 95 25 section 32, eliminated one of the four elements and this change
 95 26 eliminates the need to adjust this portion of the statute if
 95 27 other elements are added or deleted in the future.
 95 28    Sections 284.3A, 284.6, and 284.13: Strikes the words
 95 29 "of education" to conform to the definition of the term
 95 30 "department" in Code section 284.2, and to similar changes made
 95 31 by 2017 Iowa Acts, chapter 172, in this Code section relating
 95 32 to appropriations for supplemental assistance for high=need
 95 33 schools.
 95 34    Section 303.8:  Conforms a headnote to the language of this
 95 35 Code section which outlines the powers and duties of the state
 96  1 historical society board of trustees and the department of
 96  2 cultural affairs.
 96  3    Section 303.18: Adds public law and a United States Code
 96  4 citation after a reference to a federal Act to facilitate
 96  5 citation to and review of that federal Act in language
 96  6 relating to the circumstances under which the state historic
 96  7 preservation officer must recommend that a rural electric
 96  8 cooperative or a municipal utility, which is constructing
 96  9 certain electric distribution and transmission facilities,
 96 10 conduct an archeological site survey of the proposed route.
 96 11    Section 314.21:  Strikes obsolete language relating to the
 96 12 allocation and expenditure of funds from the living roadway
 96 13 trust fund during the fiscal period beginning July 1, 1988, and
 96 14 ending March 31, 1990.
 96 15    Section 321.105: Updates the United States Code citation
 96 16 to federal provisions under which seriously disabled veterans
 96 17 are provided with an automobile or other vehicle by the United
 96 18 States government to reflect the 1991 renumbering of those
 96 19 federal provisions in this provision governing the provision
 96 20 of one set of free vehicle registration plates to seriously
 96 21 disabled veterans.
 96 22    Section 321.145: Strikes a series of subsection references
 96 23 in language relating to expenditure of funds for different
 96 24 types of motor vehicle registration plates, but leaves a
 96 25 reference to Code section 321.34.  Code section 321.34 was
 96 26 amended in 2014 to add a new subsection 27, but this provision
 96 27 was not updated to reflect the addition.  The change will
 96 28 obviate the need for the continual updating of this Code
 96 29 section each time Code section 321.34 is changed to add or
 96 30 eliminate a particular registration plate and expenditure
 96 31 requirement.
 96 32    Section 321.237: Numbers unnumbered paragraphs and
 96 33 clarifies archaic language in this Code section relating to the
 96 34 manual used by cities when regulating vehicular traffic and the
 96 35 manner in which traffic control signs must be posted.
 97  1    Section 321.278:  Updates the language establishing the
 97  2 crime of drag racing by separately enumerating the elements of
 97  3 the crime, designating defined terms as such, and numbering and
 97  4 lettering the resulting paragraphs.
 97  5    Section 321.290: Numbers paragraphs and updates and
 97  6 clarifies archaic language in this provision establishing the
 97  7 circumstances under which the department of transportation or a
 97  8 city may deviate from the speed limits generally established
 97  9 under Code chapter 321 for a particular road or intersection.
 97 10    Section 321E.12:  Replaces the word "provision" with
 97 11 "subsection" to clarify the extent of the exemption provided
 97 12 in this Code section relating to special registration and fees
 97 13 that apply to vehicles used to transport buildings other than
 97 14 mobile homes or factory=built structures.
 97 15    Section 321G.13:  Restructures a subparagraph permitting a
 97 16 person to operate or ride on a snowmobile with a loaded pistol
 97 17 or revolver to clarify the meaning and to match the style of
 97 18 the immediately preceding subparagraph.
 97 19    Section 321I.14:  Restructures a subparagraph permitting
 97 20 a person to operate or ride on an all=terrain vehicle with a
 97 21 loaded pistol or revolver to clarify the meaning and to match
 97 22 the style of the immediately preceding subparagraph.
 97 23    Section 321J.20:  Restructures this provision relating to
 97 24 revocation of a person's temporary restricted license under
 97 25 the Code chapter relating to the offense of operating while
 97 26 intoxicated to separately enumerate the actions which would
 97 27 give rise to the revocation.
 97 28    Section 321L.2: Updates the United States Code citation
 97 29 to federal provisions under which seriously disabled veterans
 97 30 are provided with an automobile or other vehicle by the United
 97 31 States government to reflect the 1991 renumbering of those
 97 32 provisions in this provision entitling those same veterans to
 97 33 the rights and privileges given to persons with disability
 97 34 parking permits.
 97 35    Section 327G.79:  Adds a comma to clarify a sentence relating
 98  1 to appraisal of railway property interests that are adjacent
 98  2 to a railroad right=of=way that has been abandoned and are the
 98  3 subject of a dispute as to value.
 98  4    Section 350.10:  Changes the word "rules" to "regulations"
 98  5 to conform this provision relating to the statutes applicable
 98  6 to lands and waters under the control of a county conservation
 98  7 board to the language of Code section 350.5.
 98  8    Section 351.36:  Changes "to" to "through" in a string
 98  9 citation to clarify that the last Code section referenced is
 98 10 included in the citation and to eliminate both a self=reference
 98 11 and reference to a repealed provision in this Code section
 98 12 relating to enforcement of requirements relating to rabies
 98 13 vaccination and control and confinement of dogs.
 98 14    Section 351.42:  Changes "to" to "through" in a string
 98 15 citation to clarify that the last Code section referenced
 98 16 is included in the citation and to eliminate both a numeric
 98 17 self=reference and reference to a repealed Code section in this
 98 18 Code section exempting certain dogs from requirements relating
 98 19 to rabies vaccination and control and confinement.
 98 20    Section 351.43: Changes "to" to "through" in a string
 98 21 citation to clarify that the last Code section referenced
 98 22 is included in the citation and to eliminate a reference to
 98 23 a repealed Code section in this Code section establishing
 98 24 penalties for persons who violate the requirements relating to
 98 25 rabies vaccination and control and confinement of dogs.
 98 26    Section 358.11:  Numbers paragraphs and replaces the word
 98 27 "hereunder" with "under this chapter" to clarify the meaning of
 98 28 and improve the citation to this provision declaring sanitary
 98 29 districts organized under Code chapter 358 to be corporate
 98 30 entities entitled to judicial notice and corporate powers and
 98 31 authority.
 98 32    Section 400.21: Updates old language and divides a run=on
 98 33 sentence to clarify and improve the readability of this Code
 98 34 section pertaining to the filing of notices of appeal under the
 98 35 civil service Code chapter.
 99  1    Section 400.27:  Adds the word "and" to correct an error made
 99  2 by 1991 Iowa Acts, chapter 55, section 2, in this provision
 99  3 describing how an appeal to the district court from a decision
 99  4 of the civil service commission may be perfected.
 99  5    Section 411.6C:  Replaces the words "with the first month
 99  6 following the implementation date of this section" with "April
 99  7 1, 2007".  According to the administrator for the retirement
 99  8 system for police officers and fire fighters, the system
 99  9 received approval from the federal government in March 2007.
 99 10    Section 420.207:  Changes "to" to "through" in a string
 99 11 citation to clarify that the last Code section referenced is
 99 12 included in the citation in this Code section providing for
 99 13 the applicability of certain Code provisions relating to the
 99 14 taxation of property to cities acting under special charters.
 99 15    Section 422.32: Changes "to" to "through" in two string
 99 16 citations to clarify that the last Code section referenced
 99 17 is included in the citation in language relating to the
 99 18 applicability of certain defined terms within the Code chapter
 99 19 division governing business tax on corporations.
 99 20    Section 422D.3:  Numbers unnumbered paragraphs, changes "to"
 99 21 to "through" in a string citation to clarify that the last Code
 99 22 section referenced is included in the citation, and removes
 99 23 quotation marks from around a fund name to conform to current
 99 24 Code style in this Code section relating to the administration
 99 25 of local income surtaxes.
 99 26    Section 423.3(47A):  Strikes obsolete language relating to
 99 27 the phase=in of a sales tax exemption for the sales price from
 99 28 the sale or rental of central office equipment or transmission
 99 29 equipment used by certain communication service providers.
 99 30    Section 423.8: Numbers unnumbered paragraphs to improve
 99 31 citation and strikes language referencing a report by
 99 32 the streamlined sales tax advisory council regarding the
 99 33 administrative burden posed by the streamline sales and use tax
 99 34 Act that was filed in 2006 and updated in 2007.
 99 35    Section 425.9:  Numbers paragraphs to facilitate citation,
100  1 replaces the word "hereunder" with the words "in this chapter",
100  2 and replaces a reference to "the first paragraph of this
100  3 section" with "subsection 1" to clarify the meaning of this
100  4 provision regarding the application of the homestead credit to
100  5 any taxes due on a homestead.
100  6    Section 425.10:  Replaces the word "herein" with the words
100  7 "in this chapter" to clarify the meaning of this provision
100  8 governing the process to be used in the event of an allowance
100  9 and subsequent reversal of an erroneous claim for a homestead
100 10 credit.
100 11    Section 426A.13:  Replaces the words "the section" with
100 12 "this section" to clarify the meaning of language outlining
100 13 the process to be used by persons claiming a military tax
100 14 exemption.
100 15    Section 427.1:  Strikes obsolete language eliminating the
100 16 requirement of filing an application to obtain a property
100 17 exemption for the 2005 and 2006 assessment years for certain
100 18 dwelling units owned by community housing development
100 19 organizations.
100 20    Section 427B.17: Changes "to" to "through" in two string
100 21 citations to clarify that the last Code section referenced
100 22 is included in the citation in this Code section relating to
100 23 property subject to special valuation. In the first of the two
100 24 string citations, the last Code section reference is changed
100 25 because Code section 427B.6 prohibits the granting of dual
100 26 exemptions, and not the granting of partial exemptions.
100 27    Section 453A.47A:  Adds the words "of a permit" at the end of
100 28 a sentence to clarify that only applications for retail permits
100 29 which are actually issued to retailers of tobacco, tobacco
100 30 products, alternative nicotine products, or vapor products for
100 31 permits need be submitted by a city or county to the alcoholic
100 32 beverages division.
100 33    Section 455A.9: Numbers unnumbered paragraphs and replaces
100 34 an incorrect current reference to "subsection" with the word
100 35 "section" in this provision relating to fees charged by the
101  1 department of natural resources.
101  2    Section 455G.31: Renumbers, combines provisions, and
101  3 corrects internal references in this Code section relating
101  4 to E=85 gasoline storage and dispensing infrastructure
101  5 to eliminate a reserved paragraph that formerly contained
101  6 transition language and that was stricken by its own terms in
101  7 2015.
101  8    Section 465C.3:  Numbers unnumbered paragraphs to facilitate
101  9 citation and strikes obsolete language in this Code section
101 10 relating to the composition and appointment of the state
101 11 advisory board for preserves.
101 12    Section 466B.31:  Adds the words "of natural resources"
101 13 after the word "department" to clarify which department
101 14 is referenced in this provision establishing the watershed
101 15 planning advisory council.
101 16    Section 476.44:  Replaces the word "alternative" with
101 17 "alternate" to conform terminology regarding alternate energy
101 18 production facilities used in this Code section providing
101 19 exceptions to requirements imposed on certain public utilities
101 20 to the terminology everywhere else in Code chapter 476.
101 21    Section 476.46: Strikes a reference to and exception
101 22 contained in subsection 3, which was stricken by 2017 Iowa
101 23 Acts, chapter 169, section 43, in language allowing certain gas
101 24 and electric utilities which are not rate=regulated to receive
101 25 loans under the alternate energy revolving loan program.
101 26    Section 478.19:  Numbers unnumbered paragraphs to facilitate
101 27 citation and updates archaic language to improve the
101 28 readability of this provision establishing standards for the
101 29 construction of electric transmission lines.
101 30    Section 479.7:  Numbers unnumbered paragraphs to facilitate
101 31 citation and updates archaic language to improve the
101 32 readability of this provision regarding hearings on petitions
101 33 seeking to use eminent domain to secure property rights for the
101 34 construction, maintenance, and operation of gas underground
101 35 storage facilities and pipelines.
102  1    Section 481A.32: Restructures to enumerate the acts
102  2 constituting a hunting and fishing offense under this Code
102  3 section, and numbers the unnumbered paragraphs to facilitate
102  4 citation and to separate the offense of taking a deer,
102  5 antelope, moose, buffalo, or elk with a prohibited weapon from
102  6 the initial enumerated prohibited acts.
102  7    Section 481A.47:  Splits a paragraph into multiple
102  8 subsections to separate language creating a crime from language
102  9 relating to the granting of a permit and an exception to the
102 10 statute's requirements, and restructures and updates archaic
102 11 language in this provision establishing restrictions on the
102 12 importing of fish and game.
102 13    Section 481A.59:  Numbers unnumbered paragraphs to
102 14 facilitate citation and updates archaic language in the former
102 15 second paragraph to reflect current style in this prohibition
102 16 against interfering with any homing pigeon.
102 17    Section 488.1205:  Replaces, in this savings provision, the
102 18 words "this chapter takes effect" with "January 1, 2005" to
102 19 reflect the date on which Code chapter 488, establishing the
102 20 uniform limited partnership Act, took effect.  The Act which
102 21 enacted Code chapter 488, 2004 Iowa Acts, chapter 1021, took
102 22 effect on that date, with the exception of section 117 of that
102 23 Act.  None of the provisions that were affected by section 117
102 24 of that Act were contained in Code chapter 488.
102 25    Section 496C.10: Numbers unnumbered paragraphs to
102 26 facilitate citation and adds a reference to Code chapter
102 27 502 after a reference to the "Iowa securities law" in this
102 28 provision regulating the issuance of shares by professional
102 29 corporations.
102 30    Section 496C.20:  Numbers unnumbered paragraphs to
102 31 facilitate citation and replaces an internal reference to "the
102 32 preceding sentence" with a reference to "this subsection" in
102 33 this provision governing foreign professional corporations.
102 34    Section 508.29: Numbers unnumbered paragraphs to facilitate
102 35 citation, changes an internal reference from "paragraph" to
103  1 "subsection" because of the numbering, and replaces the words
103  2 "herein contained" to "contained in this section" to clarify
103  3 the meaning of language in this Code section relating to the
103  4 authority of life insurance companies to write other insurance.
103  5    Section 514C.14:  Replaces the word "which" with the
103  6 word "that" to clarify that both the carrier and the plan
103  7 are covered by this language relating to coverage of health
103  8 care services for the pregnancy of a covered person after
103  9 termination of a contract with a participating health care
103 10 provider.
103 11    Section 543B.16: Strikes the words "real estate" which
103 12 appear before the word "license" to conform the terminology
103 13 usage to usage of terminology elsewhere in Code chapter 543B
103 14 to reference the licenses that are issued by the real estate
103 15 commission to real estate brokers or salespersons.
103 16    Section 543B.43: Divides a string citation and employs
103 17 "through" instead of "to" in the resulting string citations
103 18 to clarify that the last of the Code section citations are
103 19 intended to be included in the strings and to eliminate
103 20 reference to repealed Code section 543B.25 in this provision
103 21 establishing a penalty for violation of the Code chapter
103 22 governing real estate brokers and salespersons.
103 23    Section 543B.46: Changes the word "defined" to "described"
103 24 to clarify a reference to Code section 543B.6, which does not
103 25 contain a definition, but does describe the acts which would
103 26 constitute acting as a real estate salesperson or broker.
103 27    Section 544A.5:  Changes the word "make" to "adopt" and adds
103 28 a citation to Code chapter 17A to match standard rule=making
103 29 language in this provision charging the architectural examining
103 30 board with the duty to adopt rules for the examination of
103 31 applicants for licensure.
103 32    Section 544A.16: Adds the word "or license" after the
103 33 words "certificate of registration" to reflect that engineers,
103 34 landscape architects, and some contractors, who may be
103 35 considered as professional consultants to an architect, are
104  1 licensed professionals.
104  2    Section 556F.18: Replaces the archaic words "common
104  3 schools" with the words "school districts" in language relating
104  4 to disposition of certain funds for failure of a person to
104  5 comply with the procedures for asserting a claim for lost
104  6 property that the person has found. The common schools
104  7 were eliminated in favor of the current system of public and
104  8 accredited nonpublic schools sometime during the early 1900s.
104  9    Section 559.1:  Numbers unnumbered paragraphs to facilitate
104 10 citation, replaces the word "herein" with "in this section",
104 11 and eliminates archaic language in this provision relating to
104 12 the validity of a release by a donee of a power of appointment
104 13 exercisable by deed or will or otherwise.
104 14    Section 587.12:  Corrects the reference to the publication
104 15 which contained former court rule 60, and which would have
104 16 been in effect prior to July 1, 1970.  During this time frame,
104 17 the Iowa court rules would still have been contained within
104 18 the Code. Because there was no intervening Code publication
104 19 between 1966 and 1971, the correct reference would have to be
104 20 to the court rules which appeared in the Code of 1966.
104 21    Section 602.1610: Strikes obsolete language exempting
104 22 certain associate juvenile and associate probate judges from
104 23 this provision relating to the mandatory retirement age for
104 24 judicial officers.
104 25    Section 602.6404: Strikes obsolete language relating
104 26 to nonlawyer magistrates in this provision relating to
104 27 qualifications for magistrates.
104 28    Section 607A.35: Conforms the language of this provision
104 29 to the language of Code section 607A.33, and language which
104 30 appears later in this Code section, relating to the issuance of
104 31 a notice to report to jurors who have been identified to appear
104 32 for service as petit or grand jurors.
104 33    Section 607A.41: Revises the language of this provision
104 34 relating to the method of drawing the names of new or
104 35 additional jurors to reflect the language contained in Code
105  1 sections 607A.39 and 607A.40, which are referenced in this Code
105  2 section.
105  3    Section 704.2A:  Moves the phrase "by force or stealth" to
105  4 improve the readability of language identifying two of the
105  5 circumstances under which a person would be presumed to be
105  6 reasonable in believing that use of deadly force is needed to
105  7 avoid injury or risk, and to match the construction of similar
105  8 language which appears later in the amended language.
105  9    Section 707.11: Adds the word "committed" before the
105 10 words "against a peace officer" to improve the readability of
105 11 language describing the facts that a fact finder must determine
105 12 exist in order to determine the nature of the sentence which
105 13 will apply to an act which constitutes attempt to commit
105 14 murder.
105 15    Section 714.19:  Rewrites and changes "to" to "through"
105 16 in a string citation to eliminate a self=reference to this
105 17 Code section and to clarify that the last Code section is
105 18 included in the string citation in language specifying that
105 19 the requirements relating to certain providers of educational
105 20 courses contained in the specified Code sections do not apply
105 21 to certain schools and educational programs.
105 22    Section 716.7: Changes the words "received notice" to
105 23 "been notified" to conform the language describing when the
105 24 prescribed notification requirements have been met to earlier
105 25 language describing the elements constituting this type of
105 26 trespass.
105 27    Section 716.8: Changes "intentionally trespasses" to
105 28 "commits a trespass" to conform this penalty provision to
105 29 the elements, including intention, described in Code section
105 30 716.7, subsection 1, paragraph "a", subparagraph (7), which is
105 31 specifically referenced.
105 32    Section 724.3: Replaces "herein" with "in this chapter" to
105 33 clarify the extent of the exception that applies to certain
105 34 persons who may lawfully possess an offensive weapon.
105 35    Section 724.5:  Changes the words "indictment or
106  1 information" to "complaint" to reflect the fact that the
106  2 offense referenced is a simple misdemeanor, which is not
106  3 charged by indictment or information, but rather by complaint.
106  4    Section 730.5: Changes two references to an "individual"
106  5 to refer to employees or prospective employees in this Code
106  6 section regulating employer testing of employees or prospective
106  7 employees for drugs or alcohol.
106  8    Section 805.8A:  Conforms language in a paragraph to reflect
106  9 the language of another subsection which provides that some of
106 10 the speeding violations under the listed Code sections, when
106 11 committed by a school bus driver, are scheduled violations.
106 12    2017 Iowa Acts, chapter 136: Corrects 2017 Iowa Acts,
106 13 chapter 136, by adding a correction to a reference to the
106 14 program and bonds issued under the 911 program in Code chapter
106 15 34A, to conform to similar changes made to the program name
106 16 elsewhere in Code chapter 34A by that Act.  The correction is
106 17 retroactive to July 1, 2017.
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