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Senate Bill 46

Relating To: Relating to: causing harm to a child by cosleeping while intoxicated, providing information about safe sleep, and providing a penalty. (FE)
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Lobbying Principals

Principal Name	Notified Date	Communication Date	Comments	Supporting Documentation
Association of Wisconsin School Administrators	Notified Date 4/6/2015	Communication Date N/A	Comments	Supporting Documentation
Other Report Date 4/6/2015
Children's Hospital of Wisconsin	Notified Date 3/27/2015	Communication Date N/A	Comments	Supporting Documentation	Position Info
Other Report Date 3/27/2015 Comments Children's supports educational efforts to promote injury prevention related to safe sleep and dangers of co-sleeping with an infant.
City of Madison	Notified Date 4/7/2015	Communication Date N/A	Comments	Supporting Documentation
None Report Date 4/7/2015
City of Milwaukee	Notified Date 3/30/2015	Communication Date N/A	Comments	Supporting Documentation
Against Report Date 3/30/2015
Columbia St. Mary's Inc	Notified Date 3/12/2015	Communication Date N/A	Comments	Supporting Documentation	Position Info
Other Report Date 3/12/2015 Comments The organization supports educational efforts to promote a greater understanding of the dangers of co-sleeping with a child. We oppose the criminalization of co-sleeping as a means of preventing child deaths.
March of Dimes Foundation	Notified Date 9/16/2015	Communication Date N/A	Comments	Supporting Documentation
None Report Date 9/16/2015
Ministry Health Care	Notified Date 3/12/2015	Communication Date N/A	Comments	Supporting Documentation	Position Info
Other Report Date 3/12/2015 Comments The organization supports educational efforts to promote a greater understanding of the dangers of co-sleeping with a child. We oppose the criminalization of co-sleeping as a means of preventing child deaths.
National Association of Social Workers - Wisconsin Chapter	Notified Date 3/11/2015	Communication Date N/A	Comments	Supporting Documentation	Position Info
Against Report Date 3/11/2015 Comments We would support a bill that focuses on education on the dangers of co-sleeping
Wisconsin Alliance for Women's Health, Inc.	Notified Date 3/6/2015	Communication Date N/A	Comments	Supporting Documentation	Position Info
Against Report Date 3/6/2015 Comments WAWH believes that the state should focus on supporting programs proven to improve infant and family health outcomes (including prevention of infant sleep-related deaths). Focus should not be on criminalization.
Wisconsin Association of Local Health Departments and Boards	Notified Date 3/5/2015	Communication Date N/A	Comments	Supporting Documentation
Other Report Date 3/5/2015
Wisconsin Association of School Boards Inc	Notified Date 4/1/2015	Communication Date N/A	Comments	Supporting Documentation	Position Info
Other Report Date 4/1/2015 Comments The WASB has some questions about how broadly "safe sleep" is defined under the bill and whether the bill intends that a school's primary responsibility under the bill is to instruct re: safe sleep or to instruct re: cosleeping while intoxicated.
Wisconsin Association of School Business Officials	Notified Date 4/6/2015	Communication Date N/A	Comments	Supporting Documentation
Other Report Date 4/6/2015
Wisconsin Association of School District Administrators	Notified Date 4/6/2015	Communication Date N/A	Comments	Supporting Documentation
Other Report Date 4/6/2015
Wisconsin Association of School Personnel Administrators	Notified Date 4/6/2015	Communication Date N/A	Comments	Supporting Documentation
Other Report Date 4/6/2015
Wisconsin Council for Administrators of Special Services	Notified Date 4/6/2015	Communication Date N/A	Comments	Supporting Documentation
Other Report Date 4/6/2015
Wisconsin Hospital Association	Notified Date 3/30/2015	Communication Date N/A	Comments	Supporting Documentation
Against Report Date 3/30/2015
Wisconsin Medical Society	Notified Date 3/27/2015	Communication Date N/A	Comments	Supporting Documentation	Position Info
Against Report Date 3/27/2015 Comments The Society opposes mandates injecting artificial intrusions into relationships formed between patients and their physicians. SB 46 as drafted includes numerous mandates which could interfere with conversations and medical records-keeping.
Wisconsin Nurses Association	Notified Date 6/29/2015	Communication Date N/A	Comments	Supporting Documentation
Against Report Date 6/29/2015
Wisconsin Public Health Association	Notified Date 3/5/2015	Communication Date N/A	Comments	Supporting Documentation
Other Report Date 3/5/2015

Lobbying Efforts

	2015 January - June	2015 July - December	2016 January - June	2016 July - December	Total
Total Hours Of Effort On This Matter	2015 January - June 26.00	2015 July - December	2016 January - June	2016 July - December	Total 26.00
Children's Hospital of Wisconsin	2015 January - June 8.00	2015 July - December	2016 January - June	2016 July - December	Total 8.00
Wisconsin Alliance for Women's Health, Inc.	2015 January - June 6.00	2015 July - December	2016 January - June	2016 July - December	Total 6.00
Wisconsin Association of Local Health Departments and Boards	2015 January - June 6.00	2015 July - December	2016 January - June	2016 July - December	Total 6.00
Wisconsin Public Health Association	2015 January - June 6.00	2015 July - December	2016 January - June	2016 July - December	Total 6.00