EAW:ahe&kjf
2019 - 2020 LEGISLATURE
SENATE AMENDMENT 3,
TO SENATE BILL 168
June 17, 2019 - Offered by Senators
Wanggaard and
L. Taylor.
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Section 19m. 301.37 (1m) of the statutes is amended to read:
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301.37
(1m) Subject to the
The rules promulgated by the department under
5sub. (1),
shall allow a secured residential care center for children and youth
may to
6use less restrictive physical security barriers than a Type 1 juvenile correctional
7facility while ensuring the safety of the public, staff, and youth. The rules
8promulgated under sub. (1) shall allow a secured residential care center for children
9and youth to be located in a portion of a juvenile detention facility or a Type 1 juvenile
10correctional facility. A secured residential care center for children and youth that is
11located in a portion of a juvenile detention facility or a Type 1 juvenile correctional
12facility shall provide
trauma-informed, evidence-based programming and services
13as required by the department under s. 938.48 (16) (b).”.
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2“938.02
(15g) “Secured residential care center for children and youth" means
3a facility
that complies with the requirements of ss. 301.37 and 938.48 (16) (b)
4operated by an Indian tribe or a county under ss. 46.20, 59.53 (8m),
301.26, 301.27, 5and 938.22 (1) (a) or by a child welfare agency that is licensed under s. 48.66 (1) (b)
6to hold in secure custody persons adjudged delinquent.”.
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73. Page 14, line 12: after “
met." insert “
A court may not order a placement
8under this paragraph at the Mendota juvenile treatment center that the department
9has not approved. A juvenile under the supervision of a county in a secured
10residential care center for children and youth who is transferred to Mendota juvenile
11treatment center under this paragraph remains under the supervision of that
12county.".
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Section 45m. 938.48 (16) (b) of the statutes is amended to read:
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938.48
(16) (b) Promulgate rules governing services and programming for
19juveniles in a secured residential care center for children and youth. The
department 20rules shall
include uniform data reporting standards for require counties or Indian
21tribes that operate or contract with a child welfare agency for a secured residential
22care center for children and youth
in rules promulgated under this paragraph to
23implement trauma-informed principles and evidence-based practices at the
24facilities and shall include uniform data reporting standards. The department shall
1base the rules it promulgates under this paragraph on the recommendations
2provided by the juvenile corrections study committee under
2017 Wisconsin Act 185,
3section
110 (6) (c) 1.”.
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(2m)
Secured residential care centers for children and youth; variance for
6cost-saving measures. The department of corrections shall grant a variance from the
7rules promulgated under s. 301.37 requested by a county for a secured residential
8care center for children and youth if all of the following apply:
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9(a) The juvenile corrections grant committee determines that the variance is
10necessary to achieve a reasonable cost-saving measure that will not compromise the
11quality or type of evidence-based, trauma-informed care that is offered at the
12facility or determines that the variance is necessary to incorporate new practices of
13evidence-based, trauma-informed care at the facility.
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14(b) The juvenile corrections grant committee includes the variance in its
15recommendations for funding to the joint committee on finance under
2017
16Wisconsin Act 185,
Section 110 (4) (e).
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17(c) The proposed secured residential care center for children and youth,
18including the proposed variance, is part of the plan approved by the joint committee
19on finance and receives funding from the juvenile corrections grant program under
202017 Wisconsin Act 185,
Section 110 (4).
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21(d) The proposed secured residential care center for children and youth meets
22the minimum requirements of the commercial building code adopted under subch.
23I of ch. 101.”.