AB60: Bill Text

AB60,1 Section 1. 134.47 of the statutes is created to read:

AB60,,6 134.47 Requirements for adult-entertainment establishments. (1) Definitions. In this section:

AB60,,7 (a) “Adult-entertainment establishment” means a commercial establishment, business, or service that is distinguished by an emphasis on the offering of, or in which the predominant business or attraction is the offering of, sexually oriented material, devices, paraphernalia, or presentations or sexual activities, services, exhibitions, or performances, but not including any of the following:

AB60,,8 1. Health care facilities.

AB60,,9 2. Institutions of higher education.

AB60,,10 3. Nonprofit organizations.

AB60,,11 4. Schools.

AB60,,12 (b) “Disqualifying offense” means any of the following:

AB60,,13 1. A criminal violation of subch. IV or V of ch. 944, subch. VI of ch. 946, or ch. 961.

AB60,,14 2. A violation of s. 940.302 or 948.051 or another sex trafficking offense.

AB60,,15 3. A criminal violation of ch. 948 that relates to sexual assault, sexual abuse, or sexual exploitation of a child.

AB60,,16 4. A violation of s. 940.32.

AB60,,17 (c) “Employee” means an individual who performs a service on the premises of an adult-entertainment establishment, including an individual who is an independent contractor or agent but excluding an individual on the premises only for repair or maintenance or for delivery of goods.

AB60,,18 (d) “Interested person” means any of the following:

AB60,,19 1. An individual who has the legal authority to manage or control operations or policies of an adult-entertainment establishment.

AB60,,20 2. An individual who holds a management position in an entity that has the legal authority to manage or control operations or policies of an adult-entertainment establishment.

AB60,,21 3. A person that has a financial interest of at least 30 percent in an adult-entertainment establishment.

AB60,,22 (2) Establishment requirements. (a) An interested person at an adult-entertainment establishment may not have been convicted of a disqualifying offense.

AB60,,23 (b) An interested person at an adult-entertainment establishment may not have been an interested person at another adult-entertainment establishment that was declared a public nuisance or that was subject to a penalty under sub. (4).

AB60,,24 (c) An adult-entertainment establishment shall display the poster described in s. 165.71 (1) and a poster distributed by the federal department of homeland security that provides human trafficking information in a prominent location for employees to view.

AB60,,25 (d) An adult-entertainment establishment shall not employ an employee under the age of 18.

AB60,,26 (e) An adult-entertainment establishment shall not knowingly allow a violation of s. 940.302 or 948.051 or another sex trafficking offense to occur on the premises of the adult-entertainment establishment.

AB60,,27 (f) An adult-entertainment establishment shall not knowingly allow a violation of ch. 961 to occur on the premises of the adult-entertainment establishment.

AB60,,28 (g) An adult-entertainment establishment shall not knowingly allow a violation of subch. V of ch. 944 to occur on the premises of the adult-entertainment establishment.

AB60,,29 (3) Employment records. (a) A law enforcement officer of a city, village, town, or county in which an adult-entertainment establishment conducts business who presents his or her credentials at the adult-entertainment establishment during business hours may request that the adult-entertainment establishment furnish a list of all of the adult-entertainment establishment’s employees, including each employee’s full name and date of birth, and the adult-entertainment establishment’s interested persons. An adult-entertainment establishment shall comply with a request under this paragraph by submitting to the requesting law enforcement officer a list of all employees and interested persons of the adult-entertainment establishment not later than the business day following the request.

AB60,,30 (b) Notwithstanding s. 19.35 (1), a law enforcement officer or agency that receives a list under par. (a) may disclose it only to another law enforcement officer or agency.

AB60,,31 (4) Penalties. (a) Any adult-entertainment establishment or interested person violating sub. (2) or (3) shall be subject to a forfeiture not to exceed $10,000.

AB60,,32 (b) Each act prohibited or required by sub. (2) or (3) constitutes a separate violation.

AB60,,33 (c) Each day on which an adult-entertainment establishment or interested person knowingly violates sub. (2) or (3) constitutes a separate violation.

AB60,,34 (end)