DHS 142.07(2)(i)(i) May not knowingly ask staff of the registrar’s office to perform tasks related to vital records that are prohibited by statute or rule; DHS 142.07(2)(j)(j) Shall turn over to staff of the registrar’s office any public index or particular vital record that they need to use in the conduct of daily business; and DHS 142.07(3)(3) Consequences of not meeting conditions for admission. No person may be admitted to the records area unless he or she complies with all requirements under sub. (1). DHS 142.07(4)(a)(a) A record user who violates sub. (2) (a), (b), (c), (f), (g), (j) or (k) shall be given one oral warning to stop and, if the violation continues, shall be required to leave the records area for the day. DHS 142.07(4)(b)(b) A record user who violates sub. (2) (d) shall be given one oral warning not to use records that were not specified under sub. (1) (a) and, if the violation continues, shall be asked to leave the office for the day. DHS 142.07(4)(c)(c) A record user who violates sub. (2) (e) shall be required to leave the records area immediately and shall be barred from the records area for 2 months. A second violation within a 12 month period shall result in the user’s exclusion from the records area for 6 months, and a third violation within the 12 month period shall result in exclusion for an additional 6 months and a notice of the violation sent to all registrars in the state. DHS 142.07(4)(d)(d) A record user who violates sub. (2) (h) or (i) shall be required to leave the records area immediately and not return for at least 6 months. A second violation within a 12 month period shall result in exclusion from the records area for one year, and each succeeding violation shall result in exclusion for an additional year. A notice of each violation shall be sent to all registrars in the state. DHS 142.07 HistoryHistory: Cr. Register, June, 1991, 426, eff. 7-1-91.