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CR 18-049 Petition for Authorization to Repeal Administrative Rule

Real Estate Examining Board (REEB)

Administrative Code Chapter Affected:

Ch. REEB 24 (Revised)

Related to: Revoking a license based upon a felony conviction that is a bar to licensure or registration

Notes: The rule affected by this Petitition and Proposed Rule for Repeal of Unauthorized Rule was incorrectly identified as CR 18-051 in Register 751A1 as it was originally published on July 2, 2018. The correct number assigned to this rule by the Legislative Council Rules Clearinghouse is CR 18-049. Register 751A1 was republished on September 26, 2018 to correct the error.

The rule was originally published as having been filed for publication in Register 754B with a scheduled publication date of November 26, 2018. Because the rule was not so published and the LRB has no record that the rule was filed, Register 754B was republished on February 2, 2023, to correct the error.

Related documents:

CR 18-049 Proposed Rule Order

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25 June 2018
Senator Stephen Nass, Senate Co-Chairperson
Joint Committee for Review of Administrative Rules
Room 10 South, State Capitol
Madison, WI 53702
Representative Joan Ballweg, Assembly Co-Chairperson
Joint Committee for Review of Administrative Rules
Room 210 North, State Capitol
Madison, WI 53702
  RE: Petition for Authorization to Repeal Rule s. REEB 24.17 (2m)
Dear Senator Nass and Representative Ballweg:
I am petitioning for authorization to repeal rule s. REEB 24.17 (2m). A copy of the proposed rule is attached.
Section REEB 24.17 (2m) allows the Real Estate Examining Board to revoke a license or registration based on a conviction of a felony that is a bar to licensure or registration under s. 452.25 (1) (a), Stats. 2017 Act 110 repealed s. 452.14 (3) (p) which originally contained the language mirrored by s. REEB 24.17 (2m) and recreated the statute to address convictions substantially related to real estate practice. The Real Estate Examining Board currently has a rule which addresses disciplinary actions based upon convictions.
Therefore, the Real Estate Examining Board is requesting authorization to repeal the rule by utilizing the expedited process under s. 227.26 (4), Stats.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
/s/
Chairperson
Real Estate Examining Board
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