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PAG LIN 1 1 Section 1. Section 88A.5, Code 2001, is amended to read as 1 2 follows: 1 3 88A.5 FEES AND PENALTIES TO GENERAL FUND. 1 4 All fees and penalties collected by the division under the 1 5 provisions of this chapter shall be transmitted to the 1 6 treasurer of state and credited by the treasurer to the 1 7 general fund of the state. 1 8 Sec. 2. Section 88B.1, subsection 1, Code 2001, is amended 1 9 to read as follows: 1 10 1. "Asbestos project" means an activity involving the 1 11 removal or encapsulation of asbestos that meets the definition 1 12 of a construction activity under rules adopted by the 1 13 department of workforce development pursuant to chapter 96. 1 14 Sec. 3. Section 88B.11, Code 2001, is amended to read as 1 15 follows: 1 16 88B.11 BIDS FOR GOVERNMENTAL PROJECTS. 1 17 A state agency or political subdivision shall not accept a 1 18 bid in connection with any asbestos project from a business 1 19 entity that does not hold a permit from the division at the 1 20 time the bid is submitted, unless the state agency or 1 21 political subdivision ensures that the business entity 1 22 contracts to have the asbestos removal or encapsulation 1 23 performed by a permitted subcontractor. 1 24 Sec. 4. Section 89.3, subsection 9, Code 2001, is amended 1 25 to read as follows: 1 26 9. Internal inspections of steel hot water boilers shall 1 27 be conducted once every six years. The initial internal 1 28 inspection ofall affectednew steel hot water boilers shall 1 29be apportioned by the commissioner over the six-year period1 30after July 1, 1978occur prior to initial firing. External 1 31 operating inspections shall be conducted annually. 1 32 Sec. 5. Section 90A.1, subsection 6, Code 2001, is amended 1 33 to read as follows: 1 34 6. "Promoter" means a person or business thatdoes at1 35least one of the following:2 1a. Organizesorganizes, holds, advertises, or otherwise 2 2 conducts a professional boxing or wrestling match. 2 3b. Charges admission for the viewing of a professional2 4boxing or wrestling match received through a closed-circuit,2 5pay-per-view, or similarly distributed signal.2 6 Sec. 6. Section 90A.2, subsection 1, Code 2001, is amended 2 7 to read as follows: 2 8 1. A person shall not act as a promoter of a professional 2 9 boxing or wrestling match without first obtaining a license 2 10 from the commissioner.This subsection shall not apply to a2 11person distributing a closed-circuit, pay-per-view, or2 12similarly distributed signal to a person acting as a promoter2 13or to a person viewing the signal in a private residence.2 14 Sec. 7. Section 90A.3, subsection 3, Code 2001, is amended 2 15 to read as follows: 2 16 3. A registration issued pursuant to this section shall be 2 17 valid fortwofour years from the date of issue. 2 18 Sec. 8. Section 90A.4, Code 2001, is amended to read as 2 19 follows: 2 20 90A.4 MATCH PROMOTER RESPONSIBILITY. 2 21 The promoter, as defined in section 90A.1, subsection 6,2 22paragraph "a",shall be responsible for the conduct of all 2 23 officials and participants at a professional boxing or 2 24 wrestling match. The commissioner may reprimand, suspend, 2 25 deny, or revoke the participation of any promoter, official, 2 26 or participant for violations of rules adopted by the 2 27 commissioner. Rulings or decisions of a promoter or an 2 28 official are not decisions of the commissioner and are not 2 29 subject to procedures under chapter 17A. The commissioner may 2 30 take action based upon the rulings or decisions of a promoter 2 31 or an official.This section shall not apply to a promoter as2 32defined in section 90A.1, subsection 6, paragraph "b".2 33 Sec. 9. Section 91C.1, subsection 2, Code 2001, is amended 2 34 by striking the subsection. 2 35 Sec. 10. Section 92.11, subsection 2, paragraph c, Code 3 1 2001, is amended to read as follows: 3 2 c. In cases where none of the above-named proofs are 3 3 obtainable, acertificateresident alien card, a temporary 3 4 resident card, an employment authorization card, or an 3 5 affidavit,signed bythe local medical inspector of schools,3 6or if there be no such inspector, then bya physician 3 7appointed by the local board of education,certifying that in 3 8 theinspector's orphysician's opinion the applicant for the 3 9 work permit is fourteen years of age or more. 3 10 Sec. 11. Section 92.12, Code 2001, is amended to read as 3 11 follows: 3 12 92.12 MIGRANT LABOR PERMITS. 3 13 Every person, firm, or corporation employing migrant 3 14 laborers shall obtain and keep on file, accessible to any 3 15 officer charged with the enforcement of this chapter, a 3 16 special work permit, prior to the employment of such migratory 3 17 laborer. Special work permits for migrant workers shall be 3 18 issued by the superintendent of schools, or the 3 19 superintendent's designee, nearest the temporary living 3 20 quarters of the family, or by the county director of social 3 21 welfare or by the department of workforce development, upon 3 22 application of the parent or head of the migrant family. The 3 23 person authorized to issue such permits for migratory workers 3 24 shall not issue such permit until the person has received, 3 25 examined, and approved one of the following as evidence of 3 26 age: a birth certificate, passport, baptism certificate, 3 27 resident alien card, temporary resident card, employment 3 28 authorization card, or school record. Applicants under 3 29 fourteen years of age must obtain a certificate from a 3 30 registered nurse or physician stating that the applicant for 3 31 the work permit has reached the normal development of a child 3 32 of the applicant's age and is in sufficiently sound health and 3 33 physically able to perform the work for which the permit is 3 34 sought. One copy of the permit issued shall be given to the 3 35 employer to be kept on file for the length of employment and 4 1 upon termination of employment shall be returned to the labor 4 2 commissioner. One copy of the permit shall be kept by the 4 3 issuing officer, and one copy forwarded to the commissioner, 4 4 along with the certificate of fitness of the persons under 4 5 fourteen years of age. The blank forms for the work permit 4 6 for migratory workers shall be formulated by the commissioner 4 7 and furnished by the commissioner to the issuing officer. 4 8 EXPLANATION 4 9 This bill amends Code provisions administered by the labor 4 10 commissioner, including provisions related to amusement rides, 4 11 asbestos removal and encapsulation, boilers and unfired steam 4 12 pressure vessels, boxing and wrestling, construction 4 13 contractor, and child and migrant labor laws. 4 14 The bill provides for the transmittal of penalties, which 4 15 the division of labor services collects under the Code chapter 4 16 regulating amusement rides, to the general fund of the state. 4 17 The bill adds to the definition of "asbestos project", by 4 18 providing that to meet the definition, a project must also 4 19 fall within the definition of "construction" found in 4 20 administrative rule for purposes of the Iowa employment 4 21 security law (unemployment compensation). The bill also 4 22 allows a state agency or political subdivision to accept a bid 4 23 for an asbestos project when the business entity making the 4 24 bid ensures that the work will be performed by a permitted 4 25 subcontractor. Current law limits the bidding to permitted 4 26 business entities. 4 27 The bill strikes obsolete language permitting the 4 28 commissioner to apportion the initial inspection of all 4 29 affected steel hot water boilers over a six-year period, and 4 30 replaces it with language requiring that the initial 4 31 inspection of new steel hot water boilers occur prior to 4 32 initial firing. 4 33 The bill strikes language that defines as a "promoter" a 4 34 person or business charging admission to view a boxing or 4 35 wrestling match via closed-circuit or pay-per-view signal. 5 1 The bill includes conforming amendments that strike language 5 2 exempting such persons or businesses from other boxing and 5 3 wrestling Code chapter requirements. The bill also extends 5 4 the term of validity of a professional boxing registration 5 5 from two years to four years to conform with federal law. 5 6 The bill strikes a provision exempting a self-employed 5 7 contractor who pays less than $1,000 annually to employees and 5 8 does not work with or for other contractors in the same phases 5 9 of construction from the fee requirements established in the 5 10 Code for construction contractors. 5 11 Finally, the bill strikes from the child labor law Code 5 12 chapter outdated references and adds to the types of documents 5 13 that may be used as evidence of age prior to the issuance of a 5 14 work or migrant labor permit. 5 15 LSB 5354DP 79 5 16 kh/pj/5.1
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