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  1  2                                          HOUSE FILE 2162
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  1  4                             AN ACT
  1  5 RELATING TO NONSUBSTANTIVE CODE CORRECTIONS AND INCLUDING
  1  6    A RETROACTIVE APPLICABILITY PROVISION.
  1  7 
  1  8 BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF IOWA: 
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  1 10    Section 1.  Section 15.353, subsection 5, paragraph b, Code
  1 11 Supplement 1997, is amended to read as follows:
  1 12    b.  "Local housing group" means an entity organized to
  1 13 represent community housing development interest interests.
  1 14    Sec. 2.  Section 15E.182, subsection 1, paragraph b, Code
  1 15 Supplement 1997, is amended to read as follows:
  1 16    b.  The director of the department of economic development.
  1 17    Sec. 3.  Section 15E.182, subsection 3, paragraph e, Code
  1 18 Supplement 1997, is amended to read as follows:
  1 19    e.  Conduct an annual risk analysis which matches the
  1 20 current and anticipated value of investments made pursuant to
  1 21 this division with the current and anticipated value of any
  1 22 tax credits given.  If the anticipated value of any tax
  1 23 credits given exceeds the anticipated value of investments,
  1 24 the department of economic development shall establish a
  1 25 reserve account within the strategic investment fund
  1 26 sufficient to cover such losses to the general fund of the
  1 27 state in the event of the termination of the Iowa capital
  1 28 investment board.
  1 29    Sec. 4.  Section 15E.183, subsection 2, Code Supplement
  1 30 1997, is amended to read as follows:
  1 31    2.  The department of revenue and finance shall, in
  1 32 consultation with the Iowa capital transition board, develop a
  1 33 system for the registration, issuance, transfer, or redemption
  1 34 of tax credits issued by the state under this section.  The
  1 35 department of revenue and finance shall also, in consultation
  2  1 with the Iowa capital transition board, adopt any other
  2  2 policies, procedures, or rules pursuant to chapter 17A
  2  3 necessary for the administration of tax credits issued by the
  2  4 state under this section.
  2  5    Sec. 5.  Section 15E.184, Code Supplement 1997, is amended
  2  6 to read as follows:
  2  7    15E.184  SUPPORT.
  2  8    The department of economic development shall provide staff
  2  9 assistance, physical facilities, and other support as
  2 10 necessary.
  2 11    Sec. 6.  Section 49.30, unnumbered paragraph 1, Code
  2 12 Supplement 1997, is amended to read as follows:
  2 13    The names of all candidates, All constitutional amendments,
  2 14 and all public measures, and the names of all candidates,
  2 15 other than presidential electors, to be voted for in each
  2 16 election precinct, other than presidential electors, shall be
  2 17 printed on one ballot, except that separate ballots are
  2 18 authorized under the following circumstances:
  2 19    Sec. 7.  Section 49.47, Code Supplement 1997, is amended to
  2 20 read as follows:
  2 21    49.47  NOTICE ON BALLOTS.
  2 22    At the top of paper ballots for public measures shall be
  2 23 printed the following:
  2 24    [Notice to voters.  To vote to approve any question on this
  2 25 ballot, make a cross mark or check in the target after before
  2 26 the word "Yes".  To vote against a question make a similar
  2 27 mark in the target following preceding the word "No".]
  2 28    This notice shall be adapted to describe the proper mark
  2 29 where it is appropriate.
  2 30    Sec. 8.  Section 49.94, unnumbered paragraph 1, Code
  2 31 Supplement 1997, is amended to read as follows:
  2 32    If the names of all the candidates for whom a voter desires
  2 33 to vote in any election other than the primary election were
  2 34 nominated by the same political party or nonparty political
  2 35 organization, and the voter desires to vote for all candidates
  3  1 nominated by that political party or organization, the voter
  3  2 may do so in any one of the following ways:
  3  3    Sec. 9.  Section 49.95, Code Supplement 1997, is amended to
  3  4 read as follows:
  3  5    49.95  VOTING PART OF TICKET ONLY.
  3  6    If the names of all the candidates for whom the voter
  3  7 desires to vote were nominated by the same political party or
  3  8 nonparty political organization but the voter does not desire
  3  9 to vote for all of the candidates nominated by the party or
  3 10 organization, the voter shall mark the voting target next to
  3 11 the name of each candidate for whom the voter desires to vote
  3 12 without marking the target next to the name of the party or
  3 13 organization in the straight party or organization section of
  3 14 the ballot.
  3 15    Sec. 10.  Section 49.97, unnumbered paragraph 1, Code
  3 16 Supplement 1997, is amended to read as follows:
  3 17    If the names of all candidates for whom a voter desires to
  3 18 vote were not nominated by the same political party or
  3 19 nonparty political organization, the voter may indicate the
  3 20 candidates of the voter's choice by marking the ballot in any
  3 21 one of the following ways:
  3 22    Sec. 11.  Section 52.10, Code Supplement 1997, is amended
  3 23 to read as follows:
  3 24    52.10  BALLOTS – FORM.
  3 25    All ballots shall be printed in black ink on clear, white
  3 26 material, of such size as will fit the ballot frame, and in as
  3 27 plain, clear type as the space will reasonably permit.  The
  3 28 party name for each political party represented on the machine
  3 29 shall be prefixed to the list of candidates of such party.
  3 30 The order of the list of candidates of the several parties or
  3 31 organizations shall be arranged as provided in sections 49.30
  3 32 to 49.41 49.42A, except that the lists may be arranged in
  3 33 horizontal rows or vertical columns to meet the physical
  3 34 requirements of the voting machine used.
  3 35    Sec. 12.  Section 97A.3, subsection 1, Code 1997, is
  4  1 amended to read as follows:
  4  2    1.  All members of the division of highway safety,
  4  3 uniformed force, and radio communications and the division of
  4  4 criminal investigation and bureau of identification in the
  4  5 department of public safety, excepting the members of the
  4  6 clerical force, who are employed by the state of Iowa when
  4  7 this chapter becomes effective on July 4, 1949, and all
  4  8 persons thereafter employed as members of such divisions in
  4  9 the department of public safety or division of drug law
  4 10 enforcement and arson investigators, except the members of the
  4 11 clerical force, shall be members of this system, except as
  4 12 otherwise provided in subsection 3.  Effective July 1, 1994,
  4 13 gaming enforcement officers employed by the division of
  4 14 criminal investigation for excursion boat gambling enforcement
  4 15 activities, fire prevention inspector peace officers employed
  4 16 by the department of public safety, and employees of the
  4 17 division of capitol police, except clerical workers, shall be
  4 18 members of this system, except as otherwise provided in
  4 19 subsection 3 or section 97B.42B.  Such members shall not be
  4 20 required to make contributions under any other pension or
  4 21 retirement system of the state of Iowa, anything to the
  4 22 contrary notwithstanding.
  4 23    Sec. 13.  Section 135.83, Code Supplement 1997, is amended
  4 24 to read as follows:
  4 25    135.83  CONTRACTS FOR ASSISTANCE WITH ANALYSES, STUDIES AND
  4 26 DATA.
  4 27    In furtherance of the department's responsibilities under
  4 28 sections 135.76, 135.77 and 135.78, the director may contract
  4 29 with the Iowa hospital association of Iowa hospitals and
  4 30 health systems and third party payers, the Iowa health care
  4 31 facilities association and third party payers, or the Iowa
  4 32 association of homes for the aging and third party payers for
  4 33 the establishment of pilot programs dealing with prospective
  4 34 rate review in hospitals or health care facilities, or both.
  4 35 Such contract shall be subject to the approval of the
  5  1 executive council and shall provide for an equitable
  5  2 representation of health care providers, third party payers,
  5  3 and health care consumers in the determination of criterion
  5  4 for rate review.  No third party payer shall be excluded from
  5  5 positive financial incentives based upon volume of gross
  5  6 patient revenues.  No state or federal funds appropriated or
  5  7 available to the department shall be used for any such pilot
  5  8 program.
  5  9    Sec. 14.  Section 135.105A, subsections 3 and 4, Code
  5 10 Supplement 1997, are amended to read as follows:
  5 11    3.  A person who owns real property which includes a
  5 12 residential dwelling and who performs lead inspection or lead
  5 13 abatement of the residential dwelling is not required to
  5 14 obtain certification to perform these measures, unless the
  5 15 residential dwelling is occupied by a person other than the
  5 16 owner or a member of the owner's immediate family while the
  5 17 measures are being performed.  However, the department shall
  5 18 encourage property owners and managers who are not required to
  5 19 be certified to complete the training course to ensure the use
  5 20 of appropriate and safe mitigation and abatement procedures.
  5 21    4.  A Except as otherwise provided in this section, a
  5 22 person shall not perform lead abatement or lead inspections
  5 23 unless the person has completed a training program approved by
  5 24 the department and has obtained certification.  A person who
  5 25 violates this section is subject to a civil penalty not to
  5 26 exceed five thousand dollars for each offense.
  5 27    Sec. 15.  Section 135.107, subsection 4, Code Supplement
  5 28 1997, is amended to read as follows:
  5 29    4.  The director of public health shall establish a primary
  5 30 care collaborative work group to coordinate all statewide
  5 31 recruitment and retention activities established pursuant to
  5 32 this section and to make recommendations to the department and
  5 33 the center for rural health and primary care relating to the
  5 34 implementation of subsection 3.  Membership of the work group
  5 35 shall consist, at a minimum, of representatives from the
  6  1 university of Iowa college of medicine, university of
  6  2 osteopathic medicine and health sciences, university of Iowa
  6  3 physician assistant school, university of Iowa nurse
  6  4 practitioner school, university of osteopathic medicine and
  6  5 health sciences physician assistant program, Iowa-Nebraska
  6  6 primary care association, Iowa medical society, Iowa
  6  7 osteopathic medical association, Iowa chapter of American
  6  8 college of osteopathic family physicians, Iowa academy of
  6  9 family physicians, nurse practitioner association, Iowa nurses
  6 10 association, Iowa hospital association of Iowa hospitals and
  6 11 health systems, and Iowa physicians assistants association.
  6 12    Sec. 16.  Section 135B.20, subsection 4, Code 1997, is
  6 13 amended to read as follows:
  6 14    4.  "Joint conference committee" shall mean the joint
  6 15 conference committee as required by the joint commission on
  6 16 accreditation of hospitals health care organizations or, in a
  6 17 hospital having no such committee, a similar committee, an
  6 18 equal number of which shall be members of the medical staff
  6 19 selected by the staff and an equal number of which shall be
  6 20 selected by the governing board of the hospital.
  6 21    Sec. 17.  Section 135J.2, unnumbered paragraph 2, Code
  6 22 1997, is amended to read as follows:
  6 23    The hospice program shall meet the criteria pursuant to
  6 24 section 135J.3 before a license is issued.  The department of
  6 25 inspections and appeals is responsible to provide the
  6 26 necessary personnel to inspect the hospice program, the home
  6 27 care and inpatient care provided and the hospital or facility
  6 28 used by the hospice to determine if the hospice complies with
  6 29 necessary standards before a license is issued.  Hospices that
  6 30 are certified as medicare hospice providers by the department
  6 31 of inspections and appeals or are accredited as hospices by
  6 32 the joint commission for on the accreditation of hospitals
  6 33 health care organizations, shall be licensed without
  6 34 inspection by the department of inspections and appeals.
  6 35    Sec. 18.  Section 147A.2, Code 1997, is amended to read as
  7  1 follows:
  7  2    147A.2  COUNCIL ESTABLISHED – TERMS OF OFFICE.
  7  3    An EMS advisory council shall be appointed by the director.
  7  4 Membership of the council shall be comprised of individuals
  7  5 nominated from, but not limited to, the following state or
  7  6 national organizations:  Iowa osteopathic medical association,
  7  7 Iowa medical society, American college of emergency
  7  8 physicians, Iowa physician assistant society, Iowa academy of
  7  9 family physicians, university of Iowa hospitals and clinics,
  7 10 Iowa EMS association, Iowa firemen's association, Iowa
  7 11 professional firefighters, EMS education programs committee,
  7 12 EMS regional council, Iowa nurses association, Iowa hospital
  7 13 association of Iowa hospitals and health systems, and the Iowa
  7 14 state association of counties.
  7 15    The EMS advisory council shall advise the director and
  7 16 develop policy recommendations concerning the regulation,
  7 17 administration, and coordination of emergency medical services
  7 18 in the state.
  7 19    Sec. 19.  Section 147A.24, subsection 1, paragraphs i and
  7 20 j, Code 1997, are amended to read as follows:
  7 21    i.  Iowa hospital association Association of Iowa hospitals
  7 22 and health systems representing rural hospitals.
  7 23    j.  Iowa hospital association Association of Iowa hospitals
  7 24 and health systems representing urban hospitals.
  7 25    Sec. 20.  Section 155A.13, subsection 4, paragraph d, Code
  7 26 1997, is amended to read as follows:
  7 27    d.  Give recognition to the standards of the joint
  7 28 commission on the accreditation of hospitals health care
  7 29 organizations and the American osteopathic association and to
  7 30 the conditions of participation under medicare.
  7 31    Sec. 21.  Section 169C.4, subsection 1, paragraphs a and b,
  7 32 Code Supplement 1997, are amended to read as follows:
  7 33    a.  To a landowner for damages caused by the livestock
  7 34 owner's livestock which have trespassed on the landowner's
  7 35 land, including but not limited to property damage and costs
  8  1 incurred by a the landowner's custody of the livestock
  8  2 including maintenance costs.  A livestock owner's liability is
  8  3 not affected by the failure of a landowner to take custody of
  8  4 the livestock.  A livestock owner shall not be liable for
  8  5 damages incurred by the a landowner if the livestock
  8  6 trespassed through a fence that was not maintained by the
  8  7 landowner as required pursuant to chapter 359A.
  8  8    b.  To a landowner who takes custody of livestock on a
  8  9 public road as provided in section 169C.3 169C.2 for costs
  8 10 incurred by the landowner in taking custody of the livestock,
  8 11 including maintenance costs.
  8 12    Sec. 22.  Section 169C.4, subsection 3, Code Supplement
  8 13 1997, is amended to read as follows:
  8 14    3.  An aggrieved party A landowner is not liable for an
  8 15 injury or death suffered by the livestock in the landowner's
  8 16 custody, unless the landowner caused the injury or death.  The
  8 17 landowner is not liable for livestock that strays from the
  8 18 landowner's land.  An aggrieved party is not liable for
  8 19 livestock that strays from the control of the aggrieved party.
  8 20    Sec. 23.  Section 218.99, Code Supplement 1997, is amended
  8 21 to read as follows:
  8 22    218.99  COUNTIES TO BE NOTIFIED OF PATIENTS' PERSONAL
  8 23 ACCOUNTS.
  8 24    The administrator of a division of the department of human
  8 25 services in control of a state institution shall direct the
  8 26 business manager of each institution under the administrator's
  8 27 jurisdiction which is mentioned in section 331.424, subsection
  8 28 1, paragraphs "a" and "b" and for which services are paid
  8 29 under section 331.424A to quarterly inform the county of legal
  8 30 settlement's entity designated to perform the county's single
  8 31 entry point process of any patient or resident who has an
  8 32 amount in excess of two hundred dollars on account in the
  8 33 patients' personal deposit fund and the amount on deposit.
  8 34 The administrators shall direct the business manager to
  8 35 further notify the entity designated to perform the county's
  9  1 single entry point process at least fifteen days before the
  9  2 release of funds in excess of two hundred dollars or upon the
  9  3 death of the patient or resident.  If the patient or resident
  9  4 has no county of legal settlement, notice shall be made to the
  9  5 director of human services and the administrator of the
  9  6 division of the department in control of the institution
  9  7 involved.
  9  8    Sec. 24.  Section 232.19, subsection 1, paragraph c, Code
  9  9 Supplement 1997, is amended to read as follows:
  9 10    c.  By a peace officer, when the peace officer has
  9 11 reasonable grounds to believe the child has run away from the
  9 12 child's parents, guardian, or custodian, for the purposes of
  9 13 determining whether the child shall be reunited with the
  9 14 child's parents, guardian, or custodian, placed in shelter
  9 15 care, or, if the child is a chronic runaway and the county has
  9 16 an approved county runaway treatment plan, placed in a runaway
  9 17 assessment and counseling center under section 232.196.
  9 18    Sec. 25.  Section 232.54, subsection 7, Code Supplement
  9 19 1997, is amended to read as follows:
  9 20    7.  With respect to a juvenile court dispositional order
  9 21 entered regarding a child who has received a youthful offender
  9 22 deferred sentence under section 907.3A, the dispositional
  9 23 order may be terminated prior to the child reaching the age of
  9 24 eighteen upon motion of the child, the person or agency to
  9 25 whom custody of the child has been transferred, or the county
  9 26 attorney following a hearing before the juvenile court if it
  9 27 is shown by clear and convincing evidence that it is in the
  9 28 best interests of the child and the community to terminate the
  9 29 order.  The hearing may be waived if all parties to the
  9 30 proceeding agree.  The dispositional order regarding a child
  9 31 who has received a youthful offender deferred sentence may
  9 32 also be terminated prior to the child reaching the age of
  9 33 eighteen upon motion of the county attorney, if the waiver of
  9 34 the child to district court was conditioned upon the terms of
  9 35 an agreement between the county attorney and the child, and
 10  1 the child violates the terms of the agreement after the waiver
 10  2 order has been entered.  The district court shall discharge
 10  3 the child's youthful offender status upon receiving a
 10  4 termination order under this section.
 10  5    Sec. 26.  Section 232.148, subsection 5, paragraph b, Code
 10  6 Supplement 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 10  7    b.  After a petition is filed, the petition is dismissed or
 10  8 the proceedings are suspended and the child has not entered
 10  9 into a consent decree, and has not been adjudicated delinquent
 10 10 on the basis of a delinquent act other than one alleged in the
 10 11 petition in question, or the child has not been placed on
 10 12 youthful offender status.
 10 13    Sec. 27.  Section 232.163, subsection 2, Code Supplement
 10 14 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 10 15    2.  If a child is placed outside the residency state of the
 10 16 child's parent, the placement sending agency shall provide for
 10 17 a designee to visit the child at least once every twelve
 10 18 months and to submit a written report to the court concerning
 10 19 the child and the visit.
 10 20    Sec. 28.  Section 232.195, Code Supplement 1997, is amended
 10 21 to read as follows:
 10 22    232.195  RUNAWAY TREATMENT PLAN.
 10 23    A county may develop a runaway treatment plan to address
 10 24 problems with chronic runaway children in the county.  The
 10 25 plan shall identify the problems with chronic runaway children
 10 26 in the county and specific solutions to be implemented by the
 10 27 county, including the development of a runaway assessment and
 10 28 counseling center.
 10 29    Sec. 29.  Section 232.196, Code Supplement 1997, is amended
 10 30 to read as follows:
 10 31    232.196  RUNAWAY ASSESSMENT AND COUNSELING CENTER.
 10 32    1.  As part of a county runaway treatment plan under
 10 33 section 232.195, a county may establish a runaway assessment
 10 34 and treatment center or other plan.  The center or other plan,
 10 35 if established, shall provide services to assess a child who
 11  1 is referred to the center or plan for being a chronic runaway
 11  2 and intensive family counseling services designed to address
 11  3 any problem causing the child to run away.  A center shall at
 11  4 least meet the requirements established for providing child
 11  5 foster care under chapter 237.
 11  6    2.  a.  If not sent home with the child's parent, guardian,
 11  7 or custodian, a chronic runaway may be placed in a runaway
 11  8 assessment and treatment center by the peace officer who takes
 11  9 the child into custody under section 232.19, if the officer
 11 10 believes it to be in the child's best interest after
 11 11 consulting with the child's parent, guardian, or custodian.  A
 11 12 chronic runaway shall not be placed in a runaway assessment
 11 13 and treatment center for more than forty-eight hours.
 11 14    b.  If a runaway is placed in a treatment an assessment
 11 15 center according to a county plan, the runaway shall be
 11 16 assessed within twenty-four hours of being placed in the
 11 17 center by a center counselor to determine the following:
 11 18    (1)  The reasons why the child is a runaway.
 11 19    (2)  Whether the initiation or continuation of child in
 11 20 need of assistance or family in need of assistance proceedings
 11 21 is appropriate.
 11 22    c.  As soon as practicable following the assessment, the
 11 23 child and the child's parents, guardian, or custodian shall be
 11 24 provided the opportunity for a counseling session to identify
 11 25 the underlying causes of the runaway behavior and develop a
 11 26 plan to address those causes.
 11 27    d.  A child shall be released from a runaway assessment and
 11 28 treatment center, established pursuant to the county plan, to
 11 29 the child's parents, guardian, or custodian not later than
 11 30 forty-eight hours after being placed in the center unless the
 11 31 child is placed in shelter care under section 232.21 or an
 11 32 order is entered under section 232.78.  A child whose parents,
 11 33 guardian, or custodian failed to attend counseling at the
 11 34 center or fail to take custody of the child at the end of
 11 35 placement in the center may be the subject of a child in need
 12  1 of assistance petition or such other order as the juvenile
 12  2 court finds to be in the child's best interest.
 12  3    Sec. 30.  Section 235C.2, subsection 8, Code 1997, is
 12  4 amended to read as follows:
 12  5    8.  A hospital administrator selected by the board of the
 12  6 Iowa hospital association of Iowa hospitals and health
 12  7 systems.
 12  8    Sec. 31.  Section 252B.1, subsection 2, Code Supplement
 12  9 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 12 10    2.  "Child" includes but shall not be limited to a
 12 11 stepchild, foster child or legally adopted child and means a
 12 12 child actually or apparently under eighteen years of age, and
 12 13 a dependent person eighteen years of age or over who is unable
 12 14 to maintain the person's self and is likely to become a public
 12 15 charge.  "Child" includes "dependent children child" as
 12 16 defined in section 239B.1.
 12 17    Sec. 32.  Section 255.26, unnumbered paragraph 1, Code
 12 18 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 12 19    Warrants issued under section 255.25 shall be promptly
 12 20 drawn on the treasurer of state and forwarded by the director
 12 21 of revenue and finance to the treasurer of the state
 12 22 university, and the same shall be by the treasurer of the
 12 23 state university placed to the credit of the funds which are
 12 24 set aside for the support of said the university hospital.
 12 25 However, warrants shall not be paid unless the UB-82 claim
 12 26 required pursuant to section 255A.13 has been filed with the
 12 27 Iowa community health data commission management information
 12 28 system.  The superintendent of the said university hospital
 12 29 shall certify to the auditor of state on the first day of
 12 30 January, April, July and October of each year, the amount as
 12 31 herein provided not previously certified by the superintendent
 12 32 due the state from the several counties having patients
 12 33 chargeable thereto, and the auditor of state shall thereupon
 12 34 charge the same to the county so owing.  A duplicate
 12 35 certificate shall also be mailed to the auditor of each county
 13  1 having patients chargeable thereto.  Expenses for obstetrical
 13  2 patients served under section 255A.9 shall be reimbursed as
 13  3 specified in section 255A.9.
 13  4    Sec. 33.  Section 255A.13, Code 1997, is amended to read as
 13  5 follows:
 13  6    255A.13  DATA COLLECTION.
 13  7    Beginning July 1, 1987, the University of Iowa hospitals
 13  8 and clinics shall submit, on a quarterly basis, UB-82 claims
 13  9 for all patients discharged after being served under the
 13 10 indigent patient program under chapter 255.  The UB-82 claim
 13 11 shall include all data elements which are required by the Iowa
 13 12 community health data commission management information
 13 13 system.
 13 14    Sec. 34.  Section 257.14, subsection 2, Code Supplement
 13 15 1997, is amended by striking the subsection.
 13 16    Sec. 35.  Section 260A.1, subsection 4, Code Supplement
 13 17 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 13 18    4.  Moneys received by a community college under this
 13 19 section shall not be commingled with general state financial
 13 20 aid, including financial aid to merged areas in lieu of
 13 21 personal property tax replacement payments under section
 13 22 427A.13, to merged areas as defined in section 260C.2, and
 13 23 including moneys received for vocational education programs in
 13 24 accordance with chapters 258 and 260C.  Payments made to a
 13 25 community college shall be accounted for by the community
 13 26 college separately from other state aid payments.  Each
 13 27 community college shall maintain a separate listing within its
 13 28 budget accounting for payments received and expenditures made
 13 29 pursuant to this section and section 260A.3.
 13 30    Sec. 36.  Section 280.17, Code 1997, is amended to read as
 13 31 follows:
 13 32    280.17  PROCEDURES FOR HANDLING CHILD ABUSE REPORTS.
 13 33    The board of directors of a public school and the
 13 34 authorities in control of a nonpublic school shall prescribe
 13 35 procedures, in accordance with the guidelines contained in the
 14  1 model policy developed by the department of education in
 14  2 consultation with the department of human services, and
 14  3 adopted by the department of education pursuant to chapter
 14  4 17A, for the handling of reports of child abuse, as defined in
 14  5 section 232.68, subsection 2, paragraph "a", "b c", or "d e",
 14  6 alleged to have been committed by an employee or agent of the
 14  7 public or nonpublic school.
 14  8    Sec. 37.  Section 297.22, subsection 3, Code Supplement
 14  9 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 14 10    3.  The provisions in subsection subsections 1 and 2,
 14 11 relating to the sale, lease, or disposition of school district
 14 12 property do not apply to student-constructed buildings and the
 14 13 property on which student-constructed buildings are located.
 14 14 The board of directors of a school district may sell, lease,
 14 15 or dispose of a student-constructed building and the property
 14 16 on which the student-constructed building is located, and may
 14 17 purchase sites for the erection of additional structures, by
 14 18 any procedure which is adopted by the board.
 14 19    Sec. 38.  Section 307.25, subsection 4, Code Supplement
 14 20 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 14 21    4.  Administer chapters 327A, 328, 329 and 330.
 14 22    Sec. 39.  Section 307.27, subsection 7, Code Supplement
 14 23 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 14 24    7.  Administer the regulation of motor vehicle certificated
 14 25 carriers pursuant to chapter 325 325A.
 14 26    Sec. 40.  Section 307.27, subsection 8, Code Supplement
 14 27 1997, is amended by striking the subsection.
 14 28    Sec. 41.  Section 321.20B, subsection 1, unnumbered
 14 29 paragraph 2, Code Supplement 1997, is amended to read as
 14 30 follows:
 14 31    This subsection does not apply to the operator of a motor
 14 32 vehicle owned or leased to the United States, this state, or
 14 33 any political subdivision of this state or to a motor vehicle
 14 34 which is subject to section 325.26, 327.15, 327A.5, 325A.6 or
 14 35 327B.6.
 15  1    Sec. 42.  Section 321.44A, Code Supplement 1997, is amended
 15  2 to read as follows:
 15  3    321.44A  VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTION – ANATOMICAL GIFT PUBLIC
 15  4 AWARENESS AND TRANSPLANTATION FUND – AMOUNT RETAINED BY
 15  5 COUNTY TREASURER.
 15  6    For each application for registration or renewal, the
 15  7 county treasurer or the department shall request through use
 15  8 of a written form, and, if the application is made in person,
 15  9 through verbal communication, that an applicant make a
 15 10 voluntary contribution of one dollar or more to the anatomical
 15 11 gift public awareness and transplantation fund established
 15 12 pursuant to section 142C.15.  Ninety-five percent of the
 15 13 moneys collected by the county and one hundred percent of the
 15 14 moneys collected by the department in the form of
 15 15 contributions shall be remitted to the treasurer of state for
 15 16 deposit in the fund to be used for the purposes specified for
 15 17 the fund.  The remaining five percent of the moneys collected
 15 18 by the county shall be retained by the county treasurer for
 15 19 deposit in the general fund of the county.  The director shall
 15 20 adopt rules to administer this section.
 15 21    Sec. 43.  Section 321.71, subsection 7, Code 1997, is
 15 22 amended to read as follows:
 15 23    7.  A certificate of title shall not be issued for a motor
 15 24 vehicle less than ten model years old which is equipped with
 15 25 an odometer by the manufacturer, unless an odometer statement
 15 26 which is in compliance with federal law and regulations has
 15 27 been made by the transferor of the vehicle and is furnished
 15 28 with the application for certificate of title.  The new
 15 29 certificate of title shall record on its face the odometer
 15 30 reading and the word "actual" if the true mileage is known.
 15 31 If the odometer reading is not the true mileage or the true
 15 32 mileage is unknown, the words "not actual" shall be recorded.
 15 33 If the odometer reading is greater than the odometer can
 15 34 mechanically count, the words "exceeds the mechanical limits"
 15 35 shall be recorded.  However, a certificate of title may be
 16  1 issued for a motor vehicle to a person who moves into this
 16  2 state if the person acquired ownership of the motor vehicle
 16  3 prior to moving to this state.  This subsection does not apply
 16  4 to motor vehicles having a registered gross vehicle weight
 16  5 rating of more than sixteen thousand pounds.
 16  6    Sec. 44.  Section 321.179, subsection 1, unnumbered
 16  7 paragraph 1, Code Supplement 1997, is amended to read as
 16  8 follows:
 16  9    Notwithstanding the provisions of this chapter or chapter
 16 10 321L which grant sole authority to the department for the
 16 11 issuance of motor vehicle licenses, nonoperator's
 16 12 identification cards, and persons with disabilities
 16 13 identification devices parking permits, the counties of Adams,
 16 14 Cass, Fremont, Mills, Montgomery, and Page shall be authorized
 16 15 to issue motor vehicle licenses, nonoperator's identification
 16 16 cards, and persons with disabilities identification devices
 16 17 parking permits on a permanent basis.  However, a county shall
 16 18 only be authorized to issue commercial driver's licenses if
 16 19 certified to do so by the department.  If a county fails to
 16 20 meet the standards for certification under this section, the
 16 21 department itself shall provide for the issuance of commercial
 16 22 driver's licenses in that county.  The department shall
 16 23 certify the county treasurers in the permanent counties to
 16 24 issue commercial driver's licenses if all of the following
 16 25 conditions are met:
 16 26    Sec. 45.  Section 321.216B, Code Supplement 1997, is
 16 27 amended to read as follows:
 16 28    321.216B  USE OF MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE OR NONOPERATOR'S
 16 29 IDENTIFICATION CARD BY UNDERAGE PERSON TO OBTAIN ALCOHOL.
 16 30    A person who is under the age of twenty-one, who alters or
 16 31 displays or has in the person's possession a fictitious or
 16 32 fraudulently altered motor vehicle license or nonoperator's
 16 33 identification card and who uses the license to violate or
 16 34 attempt to violate section 123.47, commits a simple
 16 35 misdemeanor punishable by a fine of one hundred dollars.  The
 17  1 court shall forward a copy of the conviction or order of
 17  2 adjudication under section 232.47 to the department.
 17  3    Sec. 46.  Section 321.231, subsection 5, Code Supplement
 17  4 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 17  5    5.  The foregoing provisions shall not relieve the driver
 17  6 of an authorized emergency vehicle or the rider of a police
 17  7 bicycle from the duty to drive or ride with due regard for the
 17  8 safety of all persons, nor shall such provisions protect the
 17  9 driver or rider from the consequences of the driver's or
 17 10 rider's reckless disregard for the safety of others.
 17 11    Sec. 47.  Section 321.284, Code 1997, is amended to read as
 17 12 follows:
 17 13    321.284  OPEN CONTAINERS IN MOTOR VEHICLES.
 17 14    A person driving a motor vehicle shall not knowingly
 17 15 possess in a motor vehicle upon a public street or highway an
 17 16 open or unsealed bottle, can, jar, or other receptacle
 17 17 containing an alcoholic beverage, wine, or beer with the
 17 18 intent to consume the alcoholic beverage, wine, or beer while
 17 19 the motor vehicle is upon a public street or highway.
 17 20 Evidence that an open or unsealed receptacle containing an
 17 21 alcoholic beverage, wine, or beer was found during an
 17 22 authorized search in the glove compartment, utility
 17 23 compartment, console, front passenger seat, or any unlocked
 17 24 portable device and within the immediate reach of the driver
 17 25 while the motor vehicle is upon a public street or highway is
 17 26 evidence from which the court or jury may infer that the
 17 27 driver intended to consume the alcoholic beverage, wine, or
 17 28 beer while upon the public street or highway if the inference
 17 29 is supported by corroborative evidence.  However, an open or
 17 30 unsealed receptacle containing an alcoholic beverage, wine, or
 17 31 beer may be transported at any time in the trunk of the motor
 17 32 vehicle or in some other area of the interior of the motor
 17 33 vehicle not designed or intended to be occupied by the driver
 17 34 and not readily accessible to the driver while the motor
 17 35 vehicle is in motion.  A person convicted of a violation of
 18  1 this section is guilty of a simple misdemeanor punishable as a
 18  2 scheduled violation under section 805.8, subsection 10,
 18  3 paragraph "c".
 18  4    Sec. 48.  Section 321.492, unnumbered paragraph 2, Code
 18  5 Supplement 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 18  6    A peace officer having probable cause to stop a vehicle may
 18  7 require exhibition of the proof of insurance financial
 18  8 liability coverage card issued for the vehicle if the vehicle
 18  9 is a motor vehicle registered in this state.
 18 10    Sec. 49.  Section 321A.33, Code Supplement 1997, is amended
 18 11 to read as follows:
 18 12    321A.33  EXCEPTIONS.
 18 13    This chapter does not apply to any motor vehicle owned by
 18 14 the United States, this state, or any political subdivision of
 18 15 this state or to any operator, except for section 321A.4,
 18 16 while on official duty operating such motor vehicle.  This
 18 17 chapter does not apply, except for sections 321A.4 and
 18 18 321A.26, to any motor vehicle which is subject to section
 18 19 325.26, 327.15, 327A.5, 325A.6 or 327B.6.
 18 20    Sec. 50.  Section 321J.2, subsection 3, paragraph a,
 18 21 subparagraph (3), Code Supplement 1997, is amended to read as
 18 22 follows:
 18 23    (3)  If the defendant has previously received a deferred
 18 24 judgment or sentence for a violation of subsection 2 1 or for
 18 25 a violation of a statute in another state substantially
 18 26 corresponding to subsection 2 1.
 18 27    Sec. 51.  Section 327C.2, Code Supplement 1997, is amended
 18 28 to read as follows:
 18 29    327C.2  GENERAL JURISDICTION OF TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT.
 18 30    The department has general supervision of all railroads in
 18 31 the state, express companies, car companies, freight and
 18 32 freight-line companies, motor carriers, and any common carrier
 18 33 engaged in the transportation of passengers or freight.
 18 34 However, the provisions of this chapter regarding the
 18 35 supervision of carriers do not apply to regular route motor
 19  1 carriers of passengers or charter carriers, as defined under
 19  2 section 325.1 325A.12.
 19  3    Sec. 52.  Section 327D.1, Code Supplement 1997, is amended
 19  4 to read as follows:
 19  5    327D.1  APPLICABILITY OF CHAPTER.
 19  6    This chapter applies to intrastate transportation by for-
 19  7 hire common carriers of persons and property.  However, this
 19  8 chapter does not apply to regular route motor carriers of
 19  9 passengers or charter carriers, as defined under section 325.1
 19 10 325A.12.
 19 11    Sec. 53.  Section 331.439, subsection 3, paragraph b, Code
 19 12 Supplement 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 19 13    b.  Based upon information contained in county management
 19 14 plans and budgets, the state-county management committee shall
 19 15 recommend an allowed growth factor adjustment to the governor
 19 16 by November 15 for the fiscal year which commences two years
 19 17 from the beginning date of the fiscal year in progress at the
 19 18 time the recommendation is made.  The allowed growth factor
 19 19 adjustment shall address costs associated with new consumers
 19 20 of service, service cost inflation, and investments for
 19 21 economy and efficiency.  In developing the service cost
 19 22 inflation recommendation, the committee shall consider the
 19 23 cost trends indicated by the gross expenditure amount reported
 19 24 in the expenditure reports submitted by counties pursuant to
 19 25 subsection 1, paragraph "b a".  The governor shall consider
 19 26 the committee's recommendation in developing the governor's
 19 27 recommendation for an allowed growth factor adjustment for
 19 28 such fiscal year.  The governor's recommendation shall be
 19 29 submitted at the time the governor's proposed budget for the
 19 30 succeeding fiscal year is submitted in accordance with chapter
 19 31 8.
 19 32    Sec. 54.  Section 331.439, subsection 7, Code Supplement
 19 33 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 19 34    7.  A county shall annually report data concerning the
 19 35 services managed by the county.  At a minimum, the data
 20  1 reported shall indicate the number of different individuals
 20  2 who utilized services in a fiscal year and the various types
 20  3 of services.  Data reported under this subsection shall be
 20  4 submitted with the county's expenditure report required under
 20  5 subsection 1, paragraph "b a".
 20  6    Sec. 55.  Section 400.1, Code Supplement 1997, is amended
 20  7 to read as follows:
 20  8    400.1  APPOINTMENT OF COMMISSION.
 20  9    In cities having a population of eight thousand or over and
 20 10 having a paid fire department or a paid police department, the
 20 11 mayor, one year after each a regular municipal election, with
 20 12 the approval of the council, shall appoint three civil service
 20 13 commissioners who shall hold office, one until the first
 20 14 Monday in April of the second year, one until the first Monday
 20 15 in April of the third year, and one until the first Monday in
 20 16 April of the fourth year after such appointment, whose
 20 17 successors shall be appointed for a term of four years.  In
 20 18 cities having a population of more than one hundred thousand,
 20 19 the city council may establish, by ordinance, the number of
 20 20 civil service commissioners at not less than three.
 20 21    For the purpose of determining the population of a city
 20 22 under this chapter, the federal census conducted in 1980 shall
 20 23 be used.
 20 24    Sec. 56.  Section 403.22, subsection 1, unnumbered
 20 25 paragraph 3, Code Supplement 1997, is amended to read as
 20 26 follows:
 20 27    For a municipality with a population of five thousand or
 20 28 less, the municipality need not provide any low and moderate
 20 29 income family housing assistance if the municipality has
 20 30 completed a housing needs assessment meeting the standards set
 20 31 out by the department of economic development, which shows no
 20 32 low and moderate income housing need and the department of
 20 33 economic development agrees that no low and moderate income
 20 34 family housing assistance is needed.
 20 35    Sec. 57.  Section 422.7, subsection 12A, unnumbered
 21  1 paragraph 3, Code Supplement 1997, is amended to read as
 21  2 follows:
 21  3    The additional deduction shall not be allowed for wages
 21  4 paid to an individual who was hired to replace an individual
 21  5 whose employment was terminated within the twelve-month period
 21  6 preceding the date of first employment.  However, if the
 21  7 individual being replaced left employment voluntarily without
 21  8 good cause attributable to the employer or if the individual
 21  9 was discharged for misconduct in connection with the
 21 10 individual's employment as determined by the division of job
 21 11 service of the department of employment services workforce
 21 12 development, the additional deduction shall be allowed.
 21 13    Sec. 58.  Section 422.120, subsection 1, paragraph a, Code
 21 14 Supplement 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 21 15    a.  There is allowed a state tax credit for livestock
 21 16 production operations located in the state.  The amount of the
 21 17 credit equals ten cents for each corn equivalent consumed by
 21 18 the livestock in the production operation as specified under
 21 19 this section.  The credit shall be refunded as provided in
 21 20 section 422.121 422.122.
 21 21    Sec. 59.  Section 426B.2, subsection 3, Code Supplement
 21 22 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 21 23    3.  The department director of human services shall notify
 21 24 the director of revenue and finance of the amounts due a
 21 25 county in accordance with the provisions of this section.  The
 21 26 director of revenue and finance shall draw warrants on the
 21 27 property tax relief fund, payable to the county treasurer in
 21 28 the amount due to a county in accordance with subsection 1 and
 21 29 mail the warrants to the county auditors in September and
 21 30 March of each year.
 21 31    Sec. 60.  Section 426B.3, subsection 1, Code Supplement
 21 32 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 21 33    1.  The county auditor shall reduce the certified budget
 21 34 amount received from the board of supervisors for the
 21 35 succeeding fiscal year for the county mental health, mental
 22  1 retardation, and developmental disabilities services fund
 22  2 created in section 331.424A by an amount equal to the amount
 22  3 the county will receive from the property tax relief fund
 22  4 pursuant to section 426B.2, for the succeeding fiscal year and
 22  5 the auditor shall determine the rate of taxation necessary to
 22  6 raise the reduced amount.  On the tax list, the county auditor
 22  7 shall compute the amount of taxes due and payable on each
 22  8 parcel before and after the amount received from the property
 22  9 tax relief fund is used to reduce the county budget.  The
 22 10 director of revenue and finance human services shall notify
 22 11 the county auditor of each county of the amount of moneys the
 22 12 county will receive from the property tax relief fund pursuant
 22 13 to section 426B.2, for the succeeding fiscal year.
 22 14    Sec. 61.  Section 452A.52, unnumbered paragraph 2, Code
 22 15 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 22 16    Any person who is unable to display either of the permits
 22 17 or the license provided in section 452A.53 and brings into the
 22 18 state in the fuel supply tanks of a commercial motor vehicle
 22 19 more than thirty gallons of motor fuel or special fuel in
 22 20 violation of the provisions of the preceding paragraph is
 22 21 guilty of a simple misdemeanor.
 22 22    Sec. 62.  Section 452A.53, unnumbered paragraph 4, Code
 22 23 Supplement 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 22 24    Each vehicle operated into or through Iowa in interstate
 22 25 operations using motor fuel or special fuel acquired in any
 22 26 other state shall carry in or on the vehicle a duplicate or
 22 27 evidence of the permit or license required in this section.  A
 22 28 fee not to exceed fifty cents shall be charged for each
 22 29 duplicate or other evidence of a permit or license issued.
 22 30    Sec. 63.  Section 453A.3, subsection 2, Code Supplement
 22 31 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 22 32    2.  A person who violates section 453A.2, subsection 2,
 22 33 shall pay a civil penalty pursuant to section 805.8,
 22 34 subsection 11.  Failure to pay the civil penalty imposed for a
 22 35 violation of section 453A.2, subsection 2, is a simple
 23  1 misdemeanor punishable as a scheduled violation under section
 23  2 805.8, subsection 11.  Notwithstanding section 602.8106 or any
 23  3 other provision to the contrary, any civil penalty or criminal
 23  4 fine paid under this subsection shall be retained by the city
 23  5 or county enforcing the violation to be used for enforcement
 23  6 of section 453A.2.
 23  7    Sec. 64.  Section 455A.11, Code 1997, is amended to read as
 23  8 follows:
 23  9    455A.11  PREFERENCES IN TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT.
 23 10    In its employment of persons in temporary positions in
 23 11 conservation and outdoor recreation, the department of natural
 23 12 resources shall give preference to persons meeting eligibility
 23 13 requirements for the green thumb program under section 15.227
 23 14 and to persons working toward an advanced education in natural
 23 15 resources and conservation.
 23 16    Sec. 65.  Section 487.909, Code Supplement 1997, is amended
 23 17 to read as follows:
 23 18    487.909  RESIGNATION OF AGENT FOR SERVICE OF PROCESS.
 23 19    An agent for service of process of a foreign limited
 23 20 partnership may resign as agent by signing and delivering to
 23 21 the secretary of state an original statement of resignation
 23 22 for filing in accordance with section 487.206 487.108.  The
 23 23 agent shall send a copy of the statement of resignation by
 23 24 certified mail to the foreign limited partnership at its
 23 25 principal place of business.  The agent shall certify to the
 23 26 secretary of state that the copy has been sent to the limited
 23 27 partnership, including the date the copy was sent.  The
 23 28 appointment of the agent terminates on the date on which the
 23 29 statement is filed by the secretary of state.
 23 30    Sec. 66.  Section 490.1110, subsection 2, Code Supplement
 23 31 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 23 32    2.  This section does not apply in any of the following
 23 33 circumstances:
 23 34    a.  The corporation does not have a class of voting stock
 23 35 that is listed on a national securities exchange, authorized
 24  1 for quotation on the national association of securities
 24  2 dealers automated quotations–national market system, or held
 24  3 of record by more than two thousand shareholders, unless any
 24  4 of the foregoing results from action taken, directly or
 24  5 indirectly, by an interested shareholder or from a transaction
 24  6 in which a person becomes an interested shareholder.
 24  7    b.  The corporation's original articles of incorporation
 24  8 contain a provision expressly electing not to be governed by
 24  9 this section.
 24 10    c.  The corporation, by action of its board of directors,
 24 11 adopts an amendment to its bylaws by no later than September
 24 12 29, 1997, expressly electing not to be governed by this
 24 13 section, which amendment shall not be further amended by the
 24 14 board of directors.
 24 15    d.  The corporation, by action of its shareholders, adopts
 24 16 an amendment to its articles of incorporation or bylaws
 24 17 expressly electing not to be governed by this section,
 24 18 provided that, in addition to any other vote required by law,
 24 19 such amendment to the articles of incorporation or bylaws must
 24 20 be approved by the affirmative vote of a majority of the
 24 21 shares entitled to vote.  An amendment adopted pursuant to
 24 22 this paragraph is effective immediately in the case of a
 24 23 corporation that has never had a class of voting stock that
 24 24 falls within any of the three categories set out in paragraph
 24 25 "a" and has not elected by a provision in its original
 24 26 articles of incorporation or any amendment to such articles to
 24 27 be governed by this section.  In all other cases, an amendment
 24 28 adopted pursuant to this paragraph is not effective until
 24 29 twelve months after the adoption of the amendment and does not
 24 30 apply to any business combination between the corporation and
 24 31 any person who became an interested shareholder of the
 24 32 corporation on or prior to such adoption.
 24 33    An amendment to the bylaws adopted pursuant to this
 24 34 paragraph shall not be further amended by the board of
 24 35 directors.
 25  1    e.  A shareholder becomes an interested shareholder
 25  2 inadvertently and both of the following apply:
 25  3    (1)  As soon as practicable the shareholder divests itself
 25  4 of ownership of sufficient shares so that the shareholder
 25  5 ceases to be an interested shareholder.
 25  6    (2)  The shareholder would not, at any time within the
 25  7 three-year period immediately prior to a business combination
 25  8 between the corporation and such shareholder, have been an
 25  9 interested shareholder but for the inadvertent acquisition of
 25 10 ownership.
 25 11    f.  (1)  The business combination is proposed prior to the
 25 12 consummation or abandonment of and subsequent to the earlier
 25 13 of the public announcement or the notice required in this
 25 14 paragraph of a proposed transaction which satisfies all of the
 25 15 following:
 25 16    (a)  Constitutes a transaction described in subparagraph
 25 17 (2).
 25 18    (b)  Is with or by a person who either was not an
 25 19 interested shareholder during the previous three years or who
 25 20 became an interested shareholder with the approval of the
 25 21 corporation's board of directors or who became an interested
 25 22 shareholder during the time period described in paragraph "g".
 25 23    (c)  Is approved or not opposed by a majority of the
 25 24 members of the board of directors then in office who were
 25 25 directors prior to any person becoming an interested
 25 26 shareholder during the previous three years, or who were
 25 27 recommended for election or elected to succeed such directors
 25 28 by a majority of such directors.
 25 29    (2)  A proposed transaction under subparagraph (1) is
 25 30 limited to the following:
 25 31    (a)  A merger of the corporation, other than a merger
 25 32 pursuant to section 490.1104.
 25 33    (b)  A sale, lease, exchange, mortgage, pledge, transfer,
 25 34 or other disposition, in one or more transactions and whether
 25 35 as part of a dissolution or otherwise, of assets of the
 26  1 corporation or of any direct or indirect majority-owned
 26  2 subsidiary of the corporation, other than to a direct or
 26  3 indirect wholly owned subsidiary of the corporation or to the
 26  4 corporation itself, which has an aggregate market value equal
 26  5 to fifty percent or more of either the aggregate market value
 26  6 of all of the assets of the corporation determined on a
 26  7 consolidated basis, or the aggregate market value of all the
 26  8 outstanding stock of the corporation.
 26  9    (c)  A proposed tender or exchange offer for fifty percent
 26 10 or more of the outstanding voting stock of the corporation.
 26 11    (3)  The corporation shall give no less than twenty days'
 26 12 notice to all interested shareholders prior to the
 26 13 consummation of any of the transactions described in
 26 14 subparagraph (2), subparagraph subdivision (a) or (b).
 26 15    g.  The business combination is with an interested
 26 16 shareholder who becomes an interested shareholder of the
 26 17 corporation at a time when the corporation is not subject to
 26 18 this section pursuant to paragraphs paragraph "a", through
 26 19 "b", "c", or "d".
 26 20    Notwithstanding paragraphs "a" through "d", a corporation
 26 21 may elect under its original articles of incorporation or any
 26 22 amendment to such articles to be subject to this section.
 26 23 However, such amendment shall not apply to restrict a business
 26 24 combination between the corporation and an interested
 26 25 shareholder of the corporation if the interested shareholder
 26 26 became such prior to the effective date of the amendment.
 26 27    Sec. 67.  Section 499.22, Code Supplement 1997, is amended
 26 28 to read as follows:
 26 29    499.22  CAPITAL STOCK.
 26 30    An association with capital stock may divide the shares
 26 31 into common and preferred stock.  Par value stock shall not be
 26 32 issued for less than par.  The general corporation laws shall
 26 33 govern the consideration for which no-par stock is issued.  If
 26 34 the articles so provide, common stock may be issued in two
 26 35 classes, voting and nonvoting.  Voting stock shall be issued
 27  1 to all agricultural producers and nonvoting stock to all other
 27  2 members.  Voting stock or nonvoting stock may be issued to a
 27  3 cooperative association as provided in the cooperative
 27  4 association's articles of incorporation of the association
 27  5 issuing the stock.  Nonvoting stock shall have all privileges
 27  6 of membership except the right to vote.  Preferred stock held
 27  7 by nonmembers shall not exceed in amount that held by members.
 27  8    Sec. 68.  Section 513B.7, subsections 2 and 3, Code
 27  9 Supplement 1997, are amended to read as follows:
 27 10    2.  A small employer carrier or organized delivery system
 27 11 shall file each March 1 with the commissioner or the director
 27 12 of public health an actuarial certification that the small
 27 13 employer carrier or organized delivery system is in compliance
 27 14 with this section and that the rating methods of the small
 27 15 employer carrier or organized delivery system are actuarially
 27 16 sound.  A copy of the certification shall be retained by the
 27 17 small employer carrier or organized delivery system at its
 27 18 principal place of business.
 27 19    3.  A small employer carrier or organized delivery system
 27 20 shall make the information and documentation described in
 27 21 subsection 1 available to the commissioner or organized
 27 22 delivery system the director of public health upon request.
 27 23 The information is not a public record or otherwise subject to
 27 24 disclosure under chapter 22, and is considered proprietary and
 27 25 trade secret information and is not subject to disclosure by
 27 26 the commissioner or the director of public health to persons
 27 27 outside of the division or department except as agreed to by
 27 28 the small employer carrier or organized delivery system or as
 27 29 ordered by a court of competent jurisdiction.
 27 30    Sec. 69.  Section 513B.10, subsection 4, paragraph b,
 27 31 unnumbered paragraph 1, Code Supplement 1997, is amended to
 27 32 read as follows:
 27 33    A carrier or organized delivery system offering group
 27 34 health insurance coverage shall not impose any preexisting
 27 35 condition exclusion as follows:
 28  1    Sec. 70.  Section 514E.1, subsection 1, Code Supplement
 28  2 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 28  3    1.  "Association" means the Iowa comprehensive health
 28  4 insurance association established by section 514E.2.
 28  5    Sec. 71.  Section 514E.7, subsection 4, paragraph b,
 28  6 unnumbered paragraph 1, Code Supplement 1997, is amended to
 28  7 read as follows:
 28  8    Plan coverage shall not impose any preexisting condition
 28  9 exclusion as follows:
 28 10    Sec. 72.  Section 535.11, subsection 4, Code 1997, is
 28 11 amended to read as follows:
 28 12    4.  With respect to an open account, the creditor may
 28 13 impose a finance charge not exceeding that permitted by
 28 14 section 537.2202, subsections subsection 2 and 3.
 28 15    Sec. 73.  Section 537.2202, subsection 3, Code Supplement
 28 16 1997, is amended by striking the subsection.
 28 17    Sec. 74.  Section 537.2402, subsection 3, Code Supplement
 28 18 1997, is amended by striking the subsection.
 28 19    Sec. 75.  Section 537B.2, subsection 2, Code 1997, is
 28 20 amended to read as follows:
 28 21    2.  "Motor vehicle" means a motor vehicle as defined in
 28 22 section 321.1 which is subject to registration.  However,
 28 23 "motor vehicle" does not include a motor vehicle, as defined
 28 24 in section 321.1, with a registered gross vehicle weight
 28 25 rating of more than twelve thousand pounds.
 28 26    Sec. 76.  Section 556.13, subsection 3, Code Supplement
 28 27 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 28 28    3.  If the holder of property reported to the treasurer of
 28 29 state is the issuer of a certificated security, the treasurer
 28 30 of state has the right to obtain a replacement certificate
 28 31 pursuant to section 554.8408 554.8405 but an indemnity bond is
 28 32 not required.
 28 33    Sec. 77.  Section 602.6110, subsection 1, Code Supplement
 28 34 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 28 35    1.  A peer review court may be established in each judicial
 29  1 district to divert certain youthful juvenile offenders from
 29  2 the criminal or juvenile justice systems.  The court shall
 29  3 consist of a qualified adult to act as judge while the duties
 29  4 of prosecutor, defense counsel, court attendant, clerk, and
 29  5 jury shall be performed by persons twelve through seventeen
 29  6 years of age.
 29  7    Sec. 78.  Section 614.1, subsection 2A, paragraph b,
 29  8 subparagraph (1), Code Supplement 1997, is amended to read as
 29  9 follows:
 29 10    (1)  The fifteen-year limitation in paragraph "a" shall not
 29 11 apply to the time period in which to discover a disease that
 29 12 is latent and caused by exposure to a harmful material, in
 29 13 which event the cause of action shall be deemed to have
 29 14 accrued when the disease and such disease's cause have been
 29 15 made known to the person or at the point the person should
 29 16 have been aware of the disease and such disease's cause.  This
 29 17 subsection shall not apply to cases governed by section 614.1,
 29 18 subsection 11.
 29 19    Sec. 79.  Section 633.556, subsection 3, Code Supplement
 29 20 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 29 21    3.  Section 633.551 applies to the appointment of a
 29 22 conservator guardian.
 29 23    Sec. 80.  Section 673.3, unnumbered paragraph 4, Code
 29 24 Supplement 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 29 25    The domesticated animal may act react unpredictably to
 29 26 conditions, including, but not limited to, a sudden movement,
 29 27 loud noise, an unfamiliar environment, or the introduction of
 29 28 unfamiliar persons, animals, or objects.
 29 29    Sec. 81.  Section 730.5, subsection 3, paragraph f, Code
 29 30 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 29 31    f.  The employer shall provide substance abuse evaluation,
 29 32 and treatment if recommended by the evaluation, with costs
 29 33 apportioned as provided under the employee benefit plan or at
 29 34 employer expense, if there is no employee benefit plan, the
 29 35 first time an employee's drug test indicates the presence of
 30  1 alcohol or a controlled substance.  An employer shall take no
 30  2 disciplinary action against an employee due to the employee's
 30  3 drug involvement the first time the employee's drug test
 30  4 indicates the presence of alcohol or a controlled substance if
 30  5 the employee undergoes a substance abuse evaluation, and if
 30  6 the employee successfully completes substance abuse treatment
 30  7 if treatment is recommended by the evaluation.  However, if an
 30  8 employee fails to undergo substance abuse evaluation when
 30  9 required under the results of a drug test, or fails to
 30 10 successfully complete substance abuse treatment when
 30 11 recommended by an evaluation, the employee may be disciplined
 30 12 up to and including discharge.  The substance abuse evaluation
 30 13 and treatment provided by the employer shall take place under
 30 14 a program approved by the department of public health or
 30 15 accredited by the joint commission on the accreditation of
 30 16 hospitals health care organizations.
 30 17    Sec. 82.  Section 805.8, subsection 2, paragraph c, Code
 30 18 Supplement 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 30 19    c.  For improperly used or nonused, or defective or
 30 20 improper equipment, other than brakes, driving lights and
 30 21 brake lights, under sections 321.317, 321.387, 321.388,
 30 22 321.389, 321.390, 321.391, 321.392, 321.393, 321.422, 321.432,
 30 23 321.436, 321.437, 321.438, subsection 1 or 3, sections
 30 24 321.439, 321.440, 321.441, 321.442, 321.444, and 321.445, the
 30 25 scheduled fine is ten dollars.
 30 26    Sec. 83.  Section 805.8, subsection 2, paragraph p, Code
 30 27 Supplement 1997, is amended by striking the paragraph.
 30 28    Sec. 84.  Section 805.8, subsection 2, paragraph q, Code
 30 29 Supplement 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 30 30    q.  For failure to have proper carrier identification
 30 31 markings under section 325.31, 327.19, 327A.8, or 327B.1, the
 30 32 scheduled fine is fifteen dollars.
 30 33    Sec. 85.  Section 805.8, subsection 2, paragraph v, Code
 30 34 Supplement 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 30 35    v.  Violations of the schedule of axle and tandem axle and
 31  1 gross or group of axle weight violations in section 321.463
 31  2 shall be scheduled violations subject to the provisions,
 31  3 procedures and exceptions contained in sections 805.6 to
 31  4 805.11, irrespective of the amount of the fine under that
 31  5 schedule.  Violations of the schedule of weight violations
 31  6 shall be chargeable, where the fine charged does not exceed
 31  7 one hundred dollars, only by uniform citation and complaint.
 31  8 Violations of the schedule of weight violations, where the
 31  9 fine charged exceeds one hundred dollars:
 31 10    (1)  Shall shall, when the violation is admitted and
 31 11 section 805.9 applies, be chargeable upon uniform citation and
 31 12 complaint, indictment, or county attorney's information,
 31 13    (2)  but otherwise, shall be chargeable only upon
 31 14 indictment or county attorney's information.
 31 15    PARAGRAPH DIVIDED.  In all cases of charges under the
 31 16 schedule of weight violations, the charge shall specify the
 31 17 amount of fine charged under the schedule.  Where a defendant
 31 18 is convicted and the fine under the foregoing schedule of
 31 19 weight violations exceeds one hundred dollars, the conviction
 31 20 shall be of an indictable offense although section 805.9 is
 31 21 employed and whether the violation is charged upon uniform
 31 22 citation and complaint, indictment, or county attorney's
 31 23 information.
 31 24    Sec. 86.  Section 805.8, subsection 11, paragraph b,
 31 25 subparagraph (2), Code Supplement 1997, is amended to read as
 31 26 follows:
 31 27    (2)  For failing to pay the civil penalty under section
 31 28 453A.2, subsection 2, the scheduled criminal fine is twenty-
 31 29 five dollars if the violation is a first offense, fifty
 31 30 dollars if the violation is a second offense, and one hundred
 31 31 dollars if the violation is a third or subsequent offense.
 31 32 Failure to pay the scheduled criminal fine shall not result in
 31 33 the person being detained in a secure facility.  The
 31 34 complainant shall not be charged a filing fee.
 31 35    Sec. 87.  Section 809A.4, subsection 2, paragraph b, Code
 32  1 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 32  2    b.  If the only conduct giving rise to forfeiture is a
 32  3 violation of section 124.401, subsection 3 5, real property is
 32  4 not subject to forfeiture and other property subject to
 32  5 forfeiture pursuant to paragraph "a", subparagraph (2), may be
 32  6 forfeited only pursuant to section 809A.14.
 32  7    Sec. 88.  Section 903A.2, Code Supplement 1997, is amended
 32  8 to read as follows:
 32  9    903A.2  GOOD CONDUCT TIME.
 32 10    1.  Each inmate committed to the custody of the director of
 32 11 the department of corrections is eligible for a reduction of
 32 12 sentence for good behavior in the manner provided in this
 32 13 section.  For purposes of calculating the amount of time by
 32 14 which an inmate's sentence may be reduced, inmates shall be
 32 15 grouped into the following two sentencing categories:
 32 16    a.  Category "A" sentences are those sentences which are
 32 17 not subject to a maximum accumulation of good conduct time of
 32 18 fifteen percent of the total sentence of confinement under
 32 19 section 902.12.  To the extent provided in subsection 5,
 32 20 category "A" sentences also include life sentences imposed
 32 21 under section 902.1.  An inmate of an institution under the
 32 22 control of the department of corrections who is serving a
 32 23 category "A" sentence is eligible for a reduction of sentence
 32 24 equal to one day for each day of good conduct while committed
 32 25 to one of the department's institutions.  In addition, each
 32 26 inmate who is serving a category "A" sentence is eligible for
 32 27 an additional reduction of up to five days per month if the
 32 28 inmate participates satisfactorily in any of the following
 32 29 activities:
 32 30    (1)  Employment in the institution.
 32 31    (2)  Iowa state industries.
 32 32    (3)  An employment program established by the director.
 32 33    (4)  A treatment program established by the director.
 32 34    (5)  An inmate educational program approved by the
 32 35 director.
 33  1    b.  Category "B" sentences are those sentences which are
 33  2 subject to a maximum accumulation of good conduct time of
 33  3 fifteen percent of the total sentence of confinement under
 33  4 section 902.12.  An inmate of an institution under the control
 33  5 of the department of corrections who is serving a category "B"
 33  6 sentence is eligible for a reduction of sentence equal to
 33  7 fifteen eighty-fifths of a day for each day of good conduct by
 33  8 the inmate.
 33  9    2.  Good conduct time earned pursuant to this section may
 33 10 be forfeited in the manner prescribed in section 903A.3.
 33 11    3.  Time served in a jail or another facility prior to
 33 12 actual placement in an institution under the control of the
 33 13 department of corrections and credited against the sentence by
 33 14 the court shall accrue for the purpose of reduction of
 33 15 sentence under this section.  Time which elapses during an
 33 16 escape shall not accrue for purposes of reduction of sentence
 33 17 under this section.
 33 18    4.  Time which elapses between the date on which a person
 33 19 is incarcerated, based upon a determination of the board of
 33 20 parole that a violation of parole has occurred, and the date
 33 21 on which the violation of parole was committed shall not
 33 22 accrue for purposes of reduction of sentence under this
 33 23 section.
 33 24    5.  Good conduct time accrued by inmates serving life
 33 25 sentences imposed under section 902.1 shall not reduce the
 33 26 life sentence, but shall be credited against the inmate's
 33 27 sentence if the life sentence is commuted to a term of years
 33 28 under section 902.2.
 33 29    Sec. 89.  Section 903A.7, Code Supplement 1997, is amended
 33 30 to read as follows:
 33 31    903A.7  SEPARATE SENTENCES.
 33 32    Consecutive multiple sentences that are within the same
 33 33 category under section 903A.2 shall be construed as one
 33 34 continuous sentence for purposes of calculating reductions of
 33 35 sentence for good conduct time.  If a person is sentenced to
 34  1 serve sentences of both categories, category "B" sentences
 34  2 shall be served before category "A" sentences are served, and
 34  3 good conduct time earned against the category "B" sentences
 34  4 shall not be used to reduce the category "A" sentences.  If an
 34  5 inmate serving a category "A" sentence is sentenced to serve a
 34  6 category "B" sentence, the category "A" sentence shall be
 34  7 interrupted, and no further good conduct time shall accrue
 34  8 against that sentence until the category "B" sentence is
 34  9 completed.
 34 10    Sec. 90.  Section 910.9, unnumbered paragraph 3, Code
 34 11 Supplement 1997, is amended to read as follows:
 34 12    Fines, penalties, and surcharges, crime victim compensation
 34 13 program reimbursement, public agency restitution, court costs
 34 14 including correctional fees claimed by a sheriff pursuant to
 34 15 section 356.7, court-appointed attorney's fees, and expenses
 34 16 for public defenders, shall not be withheld by the clerk of
 34 17 court until all victims have been paid in full.  Payments to
 34 18 victims shall be made by the clerk of court at least
 34 19 quarterly.  Payments by a clerk of court shall be made no
 34 20 later than the last business day of the quarter, but may be
 34 21 made more often at the discretion of the clerk of court.  The
 34 22 clerk of court receiving final payment from an offender, shall
 34 23 notify all victims that full restitution has been made, and a
 34 24 copy of the notice shall be sent to the sentencing court.
 34 25 Each office or individual charged with supervising an offender
 34 26 who is required to perform community service as full or
 34 27 partial restitution shall keep records to assure compliance
 34 28 with the portions of the plan of restitution and restitution
 34 29 plan of payment relating to community service and, when the
 34 30 offender has complied fully with the community service
 34 31 requirement, notify the sentencing court.
 34 32    Sec. 91.  1997 Iowa Acts, chapter 84, section 6, is amended
 34 33 to read as follows:
 34 34    SEC. 6.  EFFECTIVE DATE – APPLICABILITY.  This Act, being
 34 35 deemed of immediate importance, takes effect upon enactment.
 35  1 Notwithstanding Prior to the beginning of school for the
 35  2 school year beginning July 1, 1997, and notwithstanding the
 35  3 timing of the notice requirements in section 4 of this Act, a
 35  4 school district may conduct periodic inspection of school
 35  5 lockers, desks, or other facilities or spaces if the school
 35  6 district sends a notice to all students and the students'
 35  7 parents, guardians, or legal custodians prior to commencing
 35  8 any inspections.
 35  9    Sec. 92.  1997 Iowa Acts, chapter 130, section 3, is
 35 10 amended by striking the section and inserting in lieu thereof
 35 11 the following:
 35 12    SEC. 3.  Section 904.102, subsection 8, Code 1997, is
 35 13 amended to read as follows:
 35 14    8.  Correctional release center Newton correctional
 35 15 facility.
 35 16    Sec. 93.  1997 Iowa Acts, chapter 137, section 7, is
 35 17 amended by striking the section and inserting in lieu thereof
 35 18 the following:
 35 19    SEC. 7.  Section 455B.304, subsection 2, Code 1997, is
 35 20 amended to read as follows:
 35 21    2.  The commission shall adopt rules that allow the use of
 35 22 wet or dry sludge from publicly owned treatment works for land
 35 23 application.  A sale of wet or dry sludge for the purpose of
 35 24 land application shall be accompanied by a written agreement
 35 25 signed by both parties which contains a general analysis of
 35 26 the contents of the sludge.  The heavy metal content of the
 35 27 sludge shall not exceed that allowed by rules of the
 35 28 commission.  An owner of a publicly owned treatment works
 35 29 which sells wet or dry sludge is not subject to criminal
 35 30 liability for acts or omissions in connection with a sale, and
 35 31 is not subject to any action by the purchaser to recover
 35 32 damages for harm to person or property caused by sludge that
 35 33 is delivered pursuant to a sale unless it is a result of a
 35 34 violation of the written agreement or if the heavy metal
 35 35 content of the sludge exceeds that allowed by rules of the
 36  1 commission.  Nothing in this section shall provide immunity to
 36  2 any person from action by the department pursuant to section
 36  3 455B.307.  The rules promulgated adopted under this subsection
 36  4 shall be generally consistent with those rules of the
 36  5 department existing on January 1, 1982, regarding the land
 36  6 application of municipal sewage sludge except that they may
 36  7 provide for different methods of application for wet sludge
 36  8 and dry sludge.
 36  9    Sec. 94.  1997 Iowa Acts, chapter 175, section 110, is
 36 10 amended by striking the section and inserting in lieu thereof
 36 11 the following:
 36 12    SEC. 110.  Section 252I.1, subsections 1, 3, 5, and 8, Code
 36 13 1997, are amended to read as follows:
 36 14    1.  "Account" means "account" as defined in section
 36 15 524.103, "share account or shares" as defined in section
 36 16 534.102, the savings or deposits of a member received or being
 36 17 held by a credit union, or certificates of deposit.  "Account"
 36 18 also includes deposits held by an agent, a broker-dealer, or
 36 19 an issuer as defined in section 502.102 and money-market
 36 20 mutual fund accounts.  However, "account" does not include
 36 21 amounts held by a financial institution as collateral for
 36 22 loans extended by the financial institution.
 36 23    3.  "Court order" means "court support order" as defined in
 36 24 section 252C.1 252J.1.
 36 25    5.  "Financial institution" includes a bank, credit union,
 36 26 or savings and loan association means "financial institution"
 36 27 as defined in 42 U.S.C. } 669A(d)(1).  "Financial institution"
 36 28 also includes an institution which holds deposits for an
 36 29 agent, broker-dealer, or an issuer as defined in section
 36 30 502.102.
 36 31    8.  "Support" or "support payments" means "support" or
 36 32 "support payments" as defined in section 252D.1 252D.16A.
 36 33    Sec. 95.  1997 Iowa Acts, chapter 176, section 32, is
 36 34 amended by striking the section and inserting in lieu thereof
 36 35 the following:
 37  1    SEC. 32.  Section 235A.15, subsection 2, paragraph b,
 37  2 unnumbered paragraph 1, Code 1997, as amended by this Act, is
 37  3 amended to read as follows:
 37  4    Persons involved in an investigation or assessment of child
 37  5 abuse as follows:
 37  6    Sec. 96.  1997 Iowa Acts, chapter 176, section 33, is
 37  7 amended by striking the section and inserting in lieu thereof
 37  8 the following:
 37  9    SEC. 33.  Section 235A.15, subsection 2, paragraph b,
 37 10 subparagraphs (2), (3), (4), and (8), Code 1997, as amended by
 37 11 this Act, are amended to read as follows:
 37 12    (2)  To an employee or agent of the department of human
 37 13 services responsible for the investigation or assessment of a
 37 14 child abuse report.
 37 15    (3)  To a law enforcement officer responsible for assisting
 37 16 in an investigation assessment of a child abuse allegation or
 37 17 for the temporary emergency removal of a child from the
 37 18 child's home.
 37 19    (4)  To a multidisciplinary team, if the department of
 37 20 human services approves the composition of the
 37 21 multidisciplinary team and determines that access to the team
 37 22 is necessary to assist the department in the investigation,
 37 23 diagnosis, assessment, and disposition of a child abuse case.
 37 24    (8)  To a licensing authority for a facility providing care
 37 25 to a child named in a report, if the licensing authority is
 37 26 notified of a relationship between facility policy and the
 37 27 alleged child abuse under section 232.71, subsection 4
 37 28 232.71B.
 37 29    Sec. 97.  1997 Iowa Acts, chapter 176, section 37, is
 37 30 amended by striking the section and inserting in lieu thereof
 37 31 the following:
 37 32    SEC. 37.  Section 235A.15, subsection 6, Code 1997, as
 37 33 amended by this Act, is amended to read as follows:
 37 34    6.  a.  If a child who is a legal resident of another state
 37 35 is present in this state and a report of child abuse is made
 38  1 concerning the child, the department shall act to ensure the
 38  2 safety of the child.  The department shall contact the child's
 38  3 state of legal residency to coordinate the investigation or
 38  4 assessment of the report.  If the child's state of residency
 38  5 refuses to conduct an investigation or assessment, the
 38  6 department shall commence an appropriate investigation or
 38  7 assessment.
 38  8    b.  If a report of child abuse is made concerning an
 38  9 alleged perpetrator who resides in this state and a child who
 38 10 resides in another state, the department shall assist the
 38 11 child's state of residency in conducting an investigation or
 38 12 assessment of the report.  The assistance shall include but is
 38 13 not limited to an offer to interview the alleged perpetrator
 38 14 and any other relevant source.  If the child's state of
 38 15 residency refuses to conduct an investigation or assessment of
 38 16 the report, the department shall commence an appropriate
 38 17 investigation or assessment.  The department shall seek to
 38 18 develop protocols with states contiguous to this state for
 38 19 coordination in the investigation or assessment of a report of
 38 20 child abuse when a person involved with the report is a
 38 21 resident of another state.
 38 22    Sec. 98.  1997 Iowa Acts, chapter 176, section 39, is
 38 23 amended by striking the section and inserting in lieu thereof
 38 24 the following:
 38 25    SEC. 39.  Section 235A.19, subsection 2, paragraph a, Code
 38 26 1997, as amended by this Act, is amended to read as follows:
 38 27    a.  A subject of a child abuse report may file with the
 38 28 department within six months of the date of the notice of the
 38 29 results of an investigation required by section 232.71,
 38 30 subsection 7, or an assessment performed in accordance with
 38 31 section 232.71A 232.71B, a written statement to the effect
 38 32 that report data and disposition data referring to the subject
 38 33 is in whole or in part erroneous, and may request a correction
 38 34 of that data or of the findings of the investigation or
 38 35 assessment report.  The department shall provide the subject
 39  1 with an opportunity for an evidentiary hearing pursuant to
 39  2 chapter 17A to correct the data or the findings, unless the
 39  3 department corrects the data or findings as requested.  The
 39  4 department may defer the hearing until the conclusion of a
 39  5 pending juvenile or district court case relating to the data
 39  6 or findings.
 39  7    Sec. 99.  RETROACTIVE APPLICABILITY.  Sections 92 through
 39  8 94 of this Act, amending 1997 Iowa Acts, chapters 130, 137,
 39  9 and 175, are retroactively applicable to July 1, 1997.  
 39 10 
 39 11 
 39 12                                                             
 39 13                               RON J. CORBETT
 39 14                               Speaker of the House
 39 15 
 39 16 
 39 17                                                             
 39 18                               MARY E. KRAMER
 39 19                               President of the Senate
 39 20 
 39 21    I hereby certify that this bill originated in the House and
 39 22 is known as House File 2162, Seventy-seventh General Assembly.
 39 23 
 39 24 
 39 25                                                             
 39 26                               ELIZABETH ISAACSON
 39 27                               Chief Clerk of the House
 39 28 Approved                , 1998
 39 29 
 39 30 
 39 31                         
 39 32 TERRY E. BRANSTAD
 39 33 Governor
     
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