Bills that never got a hearing, 2011–2012 session

• Senate Committee on Judiciary, Utilities, Commerce, and Government Operations

  56 bills, 7 resolutions
  Show all 63 that died in Senate Committee on Judiciary, Utilities, Commerce, and Government Operations Hide them: Senate Committee on Judiciary, Utilities, Commerce, and Government Operations

  • SB 32: Ordinances establishing standards for places of employment and public buildings.
  • SB 35: The number of legislative districts.
  • SB 38: Public sale of the executive residence and appurtenant real and personal property.
  • SB 43: Parking on the streets adjacent to the state capitol park.
  • SB 70: Increasing the jurisdictional amount in and the filing fee for small claims actions.
  • SB 73: The authority of attorneys to issue subpoenas.
  • SB 106: Absence without leave from a legislative session and providing a penalty.
  • SB 128: Provision of police or fire protection services by a county sheriff or municipality.
  • SB 130: The authority of a county to enact ordinances governing certain land divisions.
  • SB 134: Providing information to a firearms dealer when purchasing a handgun, authorizing the Department of Justice to prosecute violations of certain laws regulating firearms, receiving a stolen firearm, and providing penalties.
  • SB 141: Resolution of claims against the state for wrongful imprisonment of innocent persons and exempting from taxation certain amounts an individual receives from the claims board or legislature.
  • SB 145: Creating a civil cause of action for acts of violence motivated by gender, making crimes based on gender of victim subject to a penalty enhancer, and providing a penalty.
  • SB 152: Penalties for driving a vehicle while under the influence of an intoxicant and providing a penalty.
  • SB 154: Penalties for operating-while-intoxicated offenses and providing a penalty.
  • SB 157: Preparation of legislative and congressional districting plans by the Legislative Reference Bureau and the Government Accountability Board.
  • SB 165: Birth certificates for Milwaukee County residents.
  • SB 168: Requiring a firearms restrictions record search for transfers of handguns that do not involve a firearms dealer, requiring the exercise of rule-making authority, and providing a penalty.
  • SB 172: Sale and use of fetal body parts and providing a penalty.
  • SB 191: Awarding costs in administrative agency actions.
  • SB 193: Prohibiting a vote on bills during the first 21 days after introduction.
  • SB 229: Inclusion in the economic impact analysis for a proposed rule an assessment of the impact that the proposed rule will have on public health and the environment.
  • SB 244: Arbitration agreements used by long-term care facilities, civil and criminal actions against health care providers and long-term care providers, use in civil and criminal actions and confidentiality of incident and occurrence reports, use as evidence of records given to a regulatory agency, use in criminal actions of records of reviews and evaluations of health care providers, limits on noneconomic damages, limits on punitive damages, and providing a penalty.
  • SB 245: Exempting rules promulgated by the Government Accountability Board from certain administrative rule-making procedures involving the approval of the governor.
  • SB 248: Management and preservation of records and correspondence of members of the legislature.
  • SB 252: Municipal court fees.
  • SB 254: Requiring certain information in state agency budget requests.
  • SB 303: Creating a preference in state procurement for Wisconsin-based businesses.
  • SB 304: Creating a Uniform Collateral Consequences of Conviction Act and granting rule-making authority.
  • SB 318: Requiring a municipal judge to be a licensed Wisconsin attorney.
  • SB 319: Elimination of the requirement that the governor approve a proposed rule that was considered at the joint annual spring fish and wildlife rule hearing of the Department of Natural Resources and county meeting of the Wisconsin Conservation Congress and limitation of the scope of the requirement that an economic impact analysis be prepared for such a proposed rule.
  • SB 320: Requiring an ignition interlock device for first drunken driving offenses.
  • SB 337: The performance of highway improvement projects by a county and private construction projects by a political subdivision.
  • SB 342: Awards of punitive damages.
  • SB 345: The statute of limitations for sexual contact with a child.
  • SB 347: Creation of a Capitol Council, granting rule-making authority, making appropriations, and providing a penalty.
  • SB 358: Alcohol beverages violations by underage persons on licensed premises.
  • SB 379: Purchasing or leasing a motor vehicle after a violation relating to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and providing a penalty.
  • SB 385: State agency fiscal and operations reports and quarterly hearings of the Joint Legislative Audit Committee.
  • SB 389: Exempting electronic smoking devices from the types of smoking devices that may not be used in certain locations.
  • SB 392: Setback requirements for wind energy systems.
  • SB 400: Reorganization of chapter 49 of the statutes, changes affecting public assistance programs, granting rule-making authority, and providing a penalty.
  • SB 412: Obtaining a certified copy of a birth certificate.
  • SB 414: The typeface used, and rates charged, for publication of legal notices.
  • SB 431: Traffic violations resulting in harm to vulnerable highway users and providing a penalty.
  • SB 454: The role of the clerk of a circuit court in filing the oath and bond of a municipal judge; signatures on citations or complaints alleging a violation of a municipal ordinance; the fee for a transcript of an electronic recording of municipal court proceedings; and the authority of a municipal court judge to order a default judgment against a defendant who fails to appear at trial (suggested as remedial legislation by the Law Revision Committee).
  • SB 460: The provision of notices to, and the exercise of rights by, an unborn child's guardian ad litem in unborn child in need of protection or services proceedings investigations when the individual who is suspected of the abuse or neglect cannot be identified; eliminating a voluntary foster care education program developed by the Department of Children and Families; releasing a frozen bank account of a support obligor; deleting a reference to minors acknowledging paternity; parties on whom the summons and petition must be served in a paternity action when the respondent is deceased; and the maximum prison term length stated in the form for a paternity action summons (suggested as remedial legislation by the Department of Children and Families).
  • SB 467: A deadline for gubernatorial approval of the statement of the scope of a proposed rule.
  • SB 468: Prohibiting the expenditure of moneys from the national mortgage settlement without legislative approval.
  • SB 479: Establishing an assistant state public defender pay progression plan.
  • SB 491: Requirements for wind energy systems, providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures, and granting rule-making authority.
  • SB 505: Venue in actions in which the sole defendant is the state, a state board or commission, or certain state officers, employees, or agents.
  • SB 506: Management and performance evaluation audits of large programs and large agencies by the Legislative Audit Bureau.
  • SB 523: Trafficking food stamp program benefits.
  • SB 541: Making a contribution to a crime prevention organization as a surcharge or as an allowable cost in a criminal case, as a condition of probation, or as a surcharge in a forfeiture case.
  • SB 545: Searches by a law enforcement officer of a person on probation, parole, or extended supervision.
  • SB 546: Distribution of a trust under a guardianship.
  • SJR 34: Collective bargaining by employees (first consideration).
  • SJR 41: Requiring the legislature to enact laws requiring reasonable notice of and public access to meetings of governmental bodies, including the legislature, and making members of the legislature subject to citations and civil penalties for violations of such laws (first consideration).
  • SJR 42: The appointment of supreme court justices and appeals court judges (first consideration).
  • SJR 60: Prohibiting partial vetoes of parts of bill sections (second consideration).
  • SJR 63: Appointment of treasurer in Milwaukee county (first consideration).
  • SJR 68: An independent redistricting commission (first consideration).
  • SR 21: Public notice for meetings of senate committees.

• Assembly Committee on Rules

  1 bill, 46 resolutions
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  • AB 421: The issuance of, and exemptions from, certain individual permits, contracts, and general permits for structures, deposits, and other activities in or near navigable waters; areas of significant scientific value that are areas of special natural resource interest; repair and maintenance of boathouses and fixed houseboats; information required to be published on the Department of Natural Resources Internet Web site; expedited procedures for certain plan approvals; deadlines for action on certain approval applications; and granting rule-making authority.
  • AJR 6: The life and service of General Vang Pao.
  • AJR 10: Commending the Wisconsin Badger football team for an outstanding season and 2011 Rose Bowl bid.
  • AJR 12: Declaring April 2011 Donate Life Month.
  • AJR 16: The life and public service of David Kachel.
  • AJR 18: Recognizing 2011 as World Veterinary Year.
  • AJR 19: The life and public service of Carl Otte.
  • AJR 25: Commending the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater men's wheelchair basketball team for winning a third national championship.
  • AJR 27: Honoring the University of Wisconsin-Madison's women's hockey team.
  • AJR 32: Commending Meghan Duggan as the recipient of the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award.
  • AJR 34: Honoring pregnancy care centers and proclaiming October 2011 as Pregnancy Care Month.
  • AJR 36: Commending the University of Wisconsin-Madison men's basketball team.
  • AJR 37: Proclaiming May 2011 as Mental Health Awareness Month.
  • AJR 48: Honoring Deborah Carey for being one of the nation's top small business owners.
  • AJR 55: The life and public service of Craig Allen Birkholz.
  • AJR 58: Commemorating the 150th birthday of Old Abe.
  • AJR 64: Commending the 2011 Stars of Life honorees.
  • AJR 72: Recognizing October 2011 as Comprehensive Women's Health Month.
  • AJR 75: Proclaiming November 10, 2011, to be Worldwide NET Cancer Awareness Day.
  • AJR 80: Recognizing January 22-28, 2012, as reproductive rights awareness week.
  • AJR 81: Women's reproductive rights.
  • AJR 83: Honoring Wisconsin's retiring teachers for their years of service and contributions to our state's educational system and its students.
  • AJR 84: A Wisconsin children's outdoor bill of rights.
  • AJR 85: The life and military service of United States Army Corporal Justin David Ross.
  • AJR 86: The life and service of First Lieutenant Daren Miguel Hidalgo of the United States Army who lost his life during Operation Enduring Freedom.
  • AJR 87: The life and military service of United States Army Pfc. Jacob A. Gassen (Jake).
  • AJR 88: Commemorating the achievements and contributions of Western Technical College on the occasion of its centennial.
  • AJR 92: The life and public service of Nathan A. Fishbach.
  • AJR 93: Expressing the legislature's hope for a speedy recovery for Representative Tamara Grigsby.
  • AJR 95: Honoring the 100th anniversary of the Girl Scouts of the United States of America.
  • AJR 96: Honoring the Wisconsin Wetlands Association and congratulating them on being awarded the 2012 Wetland Conservation Award.
  • AJR 98: Stating the legislature's support for farm work.
  • AJR 103: Recognizing January 22-28, 2012, as reproductive rights awareness week.
  • AJR 114: Prohibiting partial vetoes of parts of bill sections (second consideration).
  • AJR 123: Honoring the members of Bon Iver and Justin Vernon on their 2012 Grammy Awards.
  • AJR 127: The life and public service of Harry F. Franke.
  • AJR 131: Election of chief justice (first consideration).
  • AR 6: Commemorating the Bay View labor strike and massacre.
  • AR 7: Declaring May 1 to 7 as Children's Mental Health Week.
  • AR 13: The removal of the portrait of Jeremiah Rusk from the assembly chamber.
  • SJR 4: Commending the Stars of Life honorees.
  • SJR 6: Recognizing American Heart Month and Wear Red Day.
  • SJR 12: Commending the Green Bay Packers.
  • SJR 26: Honoring municipal clerks and declaring May 1 through 7, 2011, as Municipal Clerks Week.
  • SJR 30: Honoring the Wisconsin National Guard 950th Engineer Company.
  • SJR 47: Proclaiming October 2011 as Farm to School Month.
  • SJR 49: The life and public service of Wayne F. Whittow.

• Senate Committee on Transportation and Elections

  43 bills
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  • SB 17: Reporting of information by nonresident registrants under the campaign finance law.
  • SB 25: Eliminating authorization to create a regional transit authority, dissolving any existing regional transit authority and the Southeastern Regional Transit Authority, and eliminating the Southeast Wisconsin transit capital assistance program.
  • SB 67: Political disbursements and obligations by corporations and cooperative associations and the scope of regulated activity under the campaign finance law.
  • SB 68: Requiring the Department of Transportation to maintain a toll-free telephone number for certain purposes.
  • SB 112: Designating and marking a bridge on STH 33 in the city of Portage as the Pierre Pauquette Memorial Bridge.
  • SB 142: The possession and consumption of alcohol beverages by drivers and passengers on commercial quadricycles, municipal authority to regulate the operation of commercial quadricycles, and providing a penalty.
  • SB 146: Prohibiting the installation, sale, and distribution of wheel weights and other wheel balancing products that contain lead.
  • SB 158: Eligibility for an occupational license.
  • SB 162: Notice of the fee for identification cards issued by the Department of Transportation.
  • SB 167: Challenging the ballots of electors at polling places.
  • SB 176: Legislative vacancies.
  • SB 198: The rail passenger service assistance and promotion program.
  • SB 213: Creation of a Wisconsin election campaign fund, making appropriations, and providing penalties.
  • SB 247: Exemption of individuals who are at least 65 years of age from the requirement to provide proof of identification for voting.
  • SB 256: The fee for duplicate identification cards issued by the Department of Transportation.
  • SB 261: Operating certain three-vehicle combinations on highways.
  • SB 278: Grants for bicycle and pedestrian facilities and making an appropriation.
  • SB 281: The form and content of certain communications made for political purposes.
  • SB 298: Enclosure of absentee ballots in privacy envelopes.
  • SB 311: Voter intimidation or suppression, authorized activities at or near polling places, and providing a penalty.
  • SB 323: Birth certificates that are requested for the purpose of voting.
  • SB 329: Restoring the right to vote to certain persons barred from voting as a result of a felony conviction, changing the information required on voter registration forms, and changing voting procedure for certain persons who are convicted of felonies.
  • SB 334: Verification of the identity of nomination paper and petition circulators.
  • SB 340: Requirements for candidates to appear on the ballot of a recognized political party.
  • SB 387: Requiring that personal flotation devices be worn by certain underage persons in certain boats.
  • SB 403: Special distinguishing registration plates for motorcycles owned or leased by veterans with disabilities and providing a penalty.
  • SB 418: Authorizing the creation of regional transit authorities and making appropriations.
  • SB 430: The hours for providing Department of Transportation services relating to operator's licenses and identification cards.
  • SB 432: A single registration plate for motor vehicles registered with the Department of Transportation and transfers from the transportation fund to the general fund.
  • SB 433: Driver education instruction and driver's license examinations.
  • SB 434: Operation of farm tractors on highways.
  • SB 439: Authorizing local governments to appoint traffic control attendants to direct traffic at or near special events and vehicle owner liability for failure to follow directions of traffic control attendants.
  • SB 445: Special distinguishing registration plates associated with Shriners Hospitals for Children and making an appropriation.
  • SB 446: Political disbursements and obligations by corporations, cooperative associations, and labor organizations and the scope of regulated activity and reporting of certain activity under the campaign finance law.
  • SB 449: Special distinguishing registration plates displaying the words Choose Life and making an appropriation.
  • SB 481: Proof of identification for voting by university, college or technical college students.
  • SB 483: Informational highway signs identifying wild rivers and granting rule-making authority.
  • SB 493: Outdoor advertising signs that are relocated because of state highway projects.
  • SB 520: Vehicles registered as historic military vehicles.
  • SB 528: Electronic voter registration, verification of certain registrations, and proof of residence for voting in an election and granting rule-making authority.
  • SB 552: Eliminating registration requirements for all-terrain vehicles used exclusively for agricultural purposes or used exclusively on private property.
  • SB 553: Use of veterans identification cards as proof of identification for voting.
  • SB 558: General transportation aids for highways on boundary lines of municipalities.

• Assembly Committee on Homeland Security and State Affairs

  33 bills, 8 resolutions
  Show all 41 that died in Assembly Committee on Homeland Security and State Affairs Hide them: Assembly Committee on Homeland Security and State Affairs

  • AB 26: The use of race-based nicknames, logos, mascots, and team names by school boards.
  • AB 83: The display and sale of novelty lighters and providing a penalty.
  • AB 173: Local ordinances, determining the lawful presence of a person arrested for or charged with a crime or certain civil violations, and providing a penalty.
  • AB 184: Prohibiting the inclusion of Racine County in the jurisdiction of a local professional baseball park district.
  • AB 188: Delaying the date by which school districts must comply with certain orders related to terminating the use of a race-based nickname, logo, mascot, or team name.
  • AB 222: Requiring documentary evidence of citizenship or satisfactory immigration status for public assistance programs, granting rule-making authority, and providing a penalty.
  • AB 308: Authorizing a town to prohibit mixed martial arts fighting contests.
  • AB 313: Unclassified division administrators in the state civil service system.
  • AB 347: Transfer policy in the state civil service system.
  • AB 404: Abolishing the offices of Milwaukee County treasurer and register of deeds and transferring the duties of those offices to the Milwaukee County clerk.
  • AB 432: Allowing a village in Dane County meeting specified criteria to exceed its retail liquor license quota by issuing three additional retail licenses.
  • AB 433: Requiring an ignition interlock device for first drunken driving offenses.
  • AB 469: Exempting electronic smoking devices from the types of smoking devices that may not be used in certain locations.
  • AB 556: Requiring participation in the food stamp employment and training program.
  • AB 570: Investment activities in Iran, state procurement and construction contracts, and providing penalties.
  • AB 620: Dispensing motor vehicle fuel for persons with disabilities, granting rule-making authority, and providing a penalty.
  • AB 623: Organizations that may receive proceeds from a raffle.
  • AB 636: Prohibiting the expenditure of moneys from the national mortgage settlement without legislative approval.
  • AB 653: Elimination of sick leave for state senators and representatives to the assembly.
  • AB 658: Separation of the licensing requirements for barbering and cosmetology, creation of the barbering examining board, and providing a penalty.
  • AB 672: Allocation of national mortgage foreclosure settlement proceeds and making appropriations.
  • AB 675: Attempts to influence certain governmental entities by former state officers and employees and attempts to influence state procurement decisions.
  • AB 676: Contributions by state contractors and their officers and substantial owners to candidates for state office or their authorized committees.
  • AB 688: Trafficking food stamp program benefits.
  • AB 692: Social and financial impact reports.
  • AB 695: Compensation for loss of fermented malt beverages distribution rights.
  • AB 699: Prohibiting promulgation or enforcement of certain rules or policies relating to public access to the state capitol building.
  • AB 700: Posting of gubernatorial appointment vacancies on the Internet Web site of the Office of the Governor.
  • AB 701: Reporting requirements regarding economic development programs of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation.
  • AB 707: Extensions of collective bargaining agreements covering municipal employers without modifying an existing collective bargaining agreement for purposes of 2011 Wisconsin Act 10 or 2011 Wisconsin Act 32.
  • AB 713: Disclosure of research funding by employees of certain institutions of higher education.
  • AB 718: Degree requirements for certified public accountants.
  • AB 735: Establishing the salary of the governor.
  • AJR 42: State sovereignty.
  • AJR 62: Public notice for assembly, senate, and joint committee meetings.
  • AJR 77: The terms people and person (first consideration).
  • AJR 78: Establishing a competitive election criteria for redistricting the legislature (first consideration).
  • AJR 82: Renaming the decorated tree on display in the capitol rotunda during the Christmas season as the State of Wisconsin Christmas Tree.
  • AJR 106: Veto power of county executive over appropriations (second consideration).
  • AJR 136: Limiting the number of years of service permitted for members of the state legislature (first consideration).
  • AR 14: Public notice for meetings of assembly committees.

• Assembly Committee on Transportation

  40 bills
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  • AB 36: Eliminating authorization to create a regional transit authority, dissolving any existing regional transit authority and the Southeastern Regional Transit Authority, and eliminating the Southeast Wisconsin transit capital assistance program.
  • AB 91: The cost threshold for applicability of the prevailing wage law to a highway, road, street, bridge, sanitary sewer, or water main project contracted by a town.
  • AB 120: The possession and consumption of alcohol beverages by drivers and passengers on commercial quadricycles, municipal authority to regulate the operation of commercial quadricycles, and providing a penalty.
  • AB 174: Designating and marking a bridge on STH 33 in the city of Portage as the Pierre Pauquette Memorial Bridge.
  • AB 204: Prohibiting the installation, sale, and distribution of wheel weights and other wheel balancing products that contain lead.
  • AB 207: Penalties for driving a vehicle while under the influence of an intoxicant and providing a penalty.
  • AB 226: Notice of the fee for identification cards issued by the Department of Transportation.
  • AB 261: The rail passenger service assistance and promotion program.
  • AB 298: Authorizing the creation of a Dane County regional transit authority and making appropriations.
  • AB 354: The fee for duplicate identification cards issued by the Department of Transportation.
  • AB 366: Notice of the fee for identification cards issued by the Department of Transportation.
  • AB 372: Special distinguishing registration plates displaying the words In God We Trust and making an appropriation.
  • AB 405: Making fourth offense operating while intoxicated a felony and providing a penalty.
  • AB 410: Sobriety checkpoints and granting rule-making authority.
  • AB 411: Impounding vehicles used in certain drunken driving offenses and providing a penalty.
  • AB 435: Services of the Department of Transportation relating to operator's licenses and identification cards.
  • AB 454: The performance of highway improvement projects by a county and private construction projects by a political subdivision.
  • AB 483: Prohibiting the sale or use of lead wheel weights in connection with the installation or balancing of motor vehicle tires.
  • AB 484: Buyer identification cards and the definition of junk vehicles.
  • AB 515: Use of skateboards on roadways.
  • AB 524: Special distinguishing registration plates associated with Wisconsin Trout Unlimited and making an appropriation.
  • AB 559: Authorizing the creation of regional transit authorities and making appropriations.
  • AB 574: Authorizing the creation of a Fox Cities regional transit authority and making appropriations.
  • AB 577: Funding for the urban mass transit operating assistance program and making an appropriation.
  • AB 580: Registration of motor vehicles by the Department of Transportation.
  • AB 583: Community welcoming signs within highway rights-of-way.
  • AB 590: Special distinguishing registration plates associated with Shriners Hospitals for Children and making an appropriation.
  • AB 594: Vehicles registered as historic military vehicles.
  • AB 629: No-passing zones on state trunk highways within the boundaries of a municipality.
  • AB 633: Special distinguishing registration plates displaying the words Choose Life and making an appropriation.
  • AB 659: Operation of animal-drawn vehicles on highways and granting rule-making authority.
  • AB 667: Special distinguishing registration plates displaying the words Support Planned Parenthood and making an appropriation.
  • AB 669: Warning lights on school buses.
  • AB 698: Limitations on the use of an occupational license.
  • AB 704: The maximum speed limit on certain county trunk highways.
  • AB 705: Use of hand-held mobile telephones while driving and providing a penalty.
  • AB 719: Requiring a referendum before construction of highway roundabouts.
  • AB 721: Eliminating registration requirements for all-terrain vehicles used exclusively for agricultural purposes or used exclusively on private property.
  • AB 739: Prohibiting smoking in motor vehicles in which children under the age of 16 are present.
  • AB 740: Designating and marking a portion of STH 27 in Rusk and Sawyer counties as the Willis J. Hutnik Memorial Highway.

• Senate Committee on Senate Organization

  21 bills, 12 resolutions
  Show all 33 that died in Senate Committee on Senate Organization Hide them: Senate Committee on Senate Organization

  • AJR 65: Commending Major General Marcia Anderson.
  • SB 110: Ambient air quality standards established by the Department of Natural Resources and the suspension of a rule promulgated by the Department of Natural Resources.
  • SB 325: Training requirements for licenses to carry a concealed weapon.
  • SB 559: Payment of unemployment insurance benefits under a work-sharing program.
  • SB 560: Guardianships of children.
  • SB 561: Intimidation or harassment of recall petition signers.
  • SB 562: Indemnification provisions in contracts for the sale of goods or services.
  • SB 563: Requiring legislation for agencies to take an action to, request federal moneys to, and use state moneys to assist the federal government to implement federal health reform and reports on implementation of federal health reform.
  • SB 564: Grants to certified seed incubator funds.
  • SB 565: Providing the public with information on state agency operations expenditures and state agency contracts and grants.
  • SB 566: Prohibiting discrimination in employment against an individual for signing or refusing to sign a recall petition.
  • SB 567: Pilot farm to school programs and making an appropriation.
  • SB 568: Periodic review of administrative rules.
  • SB 569: Audits on cost-benefit analyses and continued appropriateness reviews when state agencies contract for services and granting rule-making authority.
  • SB 570: Cost-benefit analyses and continued appropriateness reviews when state agencies contract for services.
  • SB 571: State contractual services and requiring the exercise of rule-making authority.
  • SB 572: False claims against the state or a local government and providing a penalty.
  • SB 573: State contractual services and cost-benefit analyses.
  • SB 574: Contracting for services in state procurement.
  • SB 575: State contractual services and requiring the exercise of rule-making authority.
  • SB 576: Battery requirements for smoke detectors.
  • SB 577: Protective placement.
  • SJR 10: Continuity of government (second consideration).
  • SJR 14: Recognizing Black History Month.
  • SJR 25: Recognizing May as Lyme Disease Awareness Month.
  • SJR 29: Stroke Awareness Month 2011.
  • SJR 38: The life and public service of Richard Lyman Cates.
  • SJR 40: Ford Ironman Wisconsin.
  • SJR 45: Recognizing October 2011 as Comprehensive Women's Health Month.
  • SJR 59: The life and public service of Richard (Dick) Bolender.
  • SJR 61: Recognizing January 22-28, 2012, as reproductive rights awareness week.
  • SJR 67: Recognizing that it is the right, duty, and privilege of the legislature to control the expenditure of moneys appropriated by law.
  • SR 19: Public access to the state capitol building.

• Assembly Committee on Criminal Justice and Corrections

  32 bills
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  • AB 77: Providing meals to inmates of prisons and jails.
  • AB 108: Costs of administering tests for intoxication.
  • AB 116: Creating a microstamping requirement for certain handguns, certification of compliance with the microstamping requirement, requiring the exercise of rule-making authority, and providing penalties.
  • AB 157: Informing correctional officers about inmates with contagious diseases.
  • AB 190: Carrying a concealed weapon if prohibited from possessing a firearm, purchasing a firearm for a person who is prohibited from possessing a firearm, and providing a penalty.
  • AB 199: Creating a civil cause of action for acts of violence motivated by gender, making crimes based on gender of victim subject to a penalty enhancer, and providing a penalty.
  • AB 214: Sale and use of fetal body parts and providing a penalty.
  • AB 258: Requiring the Department of Corrections to increase participation in work release and treatment programs.
  • AB 401: Felony mistreatment of an animal and providing a penalty.
  • AB 406: Going armed with a handgun on the premises of a gas station, theft from a gas station, causing damage to a gas station, and providing a penalty.
  • AB 423: Intentionally causing bodily harm to a child and providing a penalty.
  • AB 436: Prohibiting consideration of the conviction record of an applicant for employment before the applicant has been selected for an interview.
  • AB 461: The statute of limitations for sexual contact with a child.
  • AB 514: Addition of crimes that qualify a juvenile for the Serious Juvenile Offender Program.
  • AB 520: Providing alcohol beverages to underage persons who suffer great bodily harm or death from their consumption.
  • AB 537: The disclosure of electronic juvenile court records to other juvenile courts, municipal courts, courts of criminal jurisdiction, district attorneys and other prosecutors, and law enforcement agencies and providing a penalty.
  • AB 593: Crimes against animals.
  • AB 624: Representations depicting nude children and requiring sex offender registration for adults who commit the offense against a child who is under the age of 16.
  • AB 648: Establishing an assistant state public defender pay progression plan.
  • AB 649: Prohibiting certain computer messages or postings that invite harassment or obscene, lewd, or profane communication and providing a penalty.
  • AB 650: The prohibition against adults knowingly permitting or failing to take action to prevent the illegal consumption of alcohol beverages by underage persons.
  • AB 660: Revocation of parole, probation, or extended supervision.
  • AB 665: Searches by a law enforcement officer of a person on probation, parole, or extended supervision.
  • AB 670: Offenses related to operating a vehicle while intoxicated, releasing persons arrested for offenses related to operating a vehicle while intoxicated, granting rule-making authority, and providing a penalty.
  • AB 690: Unlawful use of a global positioning device and providing a penalty.
  • AB 691: Increasing a penalty for certain offenses relating to theft from a place of business, and providing a penalty.
  • AB 702: Second and subsequent charges of possession of marijuana under a local ordinance.
  • AB 703: The age at which a person who is alleged to have violated a criminal law, a civil law, or a municipal ordinance and who has not previously been adjudicated delinquent is subject to circuit court or municipal court rather than juvenile court jurisdiction.
  • AB 709: Expungement of misdemeanors.
  • AB 712: The sale, consumption, or possession of high-concentration alcohol beverages and providing penalties.
  • AB 717: Law enforcement officers who are on duty, off-duty law enforcement officers, and former law enforcement officers and going armed with firearms.
  • AB 720: Reporting deaths, death investigations and other duties of coroners and medical examiners, disposition of bodies, and providing a penalty.

• Assembly Committee on Election and Campaign Reform

  25 bills, 2 resolutions
  Show all 27 that died in Assembly Committee on Election and Campaign Reform Hide them: Assembly Committee on Election and Campaign Reform

  • AB 28: Reporting of information by nonresident registrants under the campaign finance law.
  • AB 67: Late voter registration, absentee voting in person, and implementation of a voter identification requirement at elections.
  • AB 264: Acceptance of certain political contributions by certain elective state officials, officials elect, and committees and providing a penalty.
  • AB 268: Legislative vacancies.
  • AB 296: Treatment of contributions used to finance recall petition drives.
  • AB 317: Creation of a Wisconsin election campaign fund, making appropriations, and providing penalties.
  • AB 355: Exempting rules promulgated by the Government Accountability Board from certain administrative rule-making procedures involving the approval of the governor.
  • AB 365: Electronic voter registration, verification of certain registrations, and proof of residence for voting in an election and granting rule-making authority.
  • AB 370: The method of reporting election returns by municipalities.
  • AB 378: The form and content of certain communications made for political purposes.
  • AB 393: Voter intimidation or suppression, authorized activities at or near polling places, and providing a penalty.
  • AB 444: Restoring the right to vote to certain persons barred from voting as a result of a felony conviction, changing the information required on voter registration forms, and changing voting procedure for certain persons who are convicted of felonies.
  • AB 460: Use of university, college, or technical college identification cards as proof of identification for voting.
  • AB 545: Signing a petition to recall the same officer more than once and providing a penalty.
  • AB 591: Political disbursements and obligations by corporations, cooperative associations, and labor organizations and the scope of regulated activity and reporting of certain activity under the campaign finance law.
  • AB 639: Proof of identification for voting by university, college or technical college students.
  • AB 642: The scope of regulated activity under the campaign finance law, public financing of elections for certain state offices, extending the time limit for emergency rule procedures, providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures, granting rule-making authority, making appropriations, and providing a penalty.
  • AB 673: Campaign contributions to the governor or certain committees by lobbyists, principals, and other persons who may be affected by proposed administrative rules.
  • AB 684: Notice of certain political contributions made to a judge or justice.
  • AB 723: False statements affecting elections and providing a penalty.
  • AB 724: Use of veterans identification cards as proof of identification for voting.
  • AB 726: Political disbursements and obligations by corporations and cooperative associations.
  • AB 738: Mobile examining stations operated by the Department of Transportation for processing operator's license and identification card applications and use of an affidavit by certain electors as proof of identification for voting.
  • AB 741: Intimidation or harassment of recall petition signers.
  • AB 746: Discontinuance of the use of voting machines, recounts of machine-readable ballots, petitions for recounts, inspection of areas where voted ballots are stored, and destruction of ballots after an election.
  • AJR 51: Nonpartisan elections for district attorney, sheriff, register of deeds, county clerk, treasurer, surveyor, coroner, and clerk of circuit court, and changing the election at which those officers are elected (first consideration).
  • AJR 56: Granting persons convicted of a felony or of certain misdemeanors the right to vote, hold an office of trust, profit, or honor, and run for elective public office (first consideration).

• Assembly Committee on Judiciary and Ethics

  21 bills, 4 resolutions
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  • AB 84: The authority of attorneys to issue subpoenas.
  • AB 89: Application of the open meetings law to legislative party caucuses.
  • AB 249: Privileged communications to a school guidance counselor, school teacher, or teacher's aide.
  • AB 284: Eliminating the right to refuse probation.
  • AB 389: The authority of a state agency to promulgate rules interpreting the provisions of a statute enforced or administered by the agency and to implement or enforce standards, requirements, and thresholds; elimination of gubernatorial approval of proposed administrative rules; economic impact reports of proposed rules; elimination of statements of scope for emergency rules; legislative review of proposed rules; legislative authorization for certain proposed rules; and venue in a declaratory judgment action seeking judicial review of the validity of an administrative rule.
  • AB 413: Training requirements for licenses to carry a concealed weapon.
  • AB 459: Awards of punitive damages.
  • AB 538: Changes to product liability law and the law governing remedies against manufacturers, distributors, sellers, and promoters of a product.
  • AB 544: Changes to product liability law and the law governing remedies against manufacturers, distributors, sellers, and promoters of a product.
  • AB 600: Default judgments in certain civil claims, counterclaims, and cross claims.
  • AB 656: The prosecution and venue for trial of certain offenses by certain state residents.
  • AB 657: The right to a trial by jury for a juvenile for whom the petitioner has reserved the right to recommend placement in the Serious Juvenile Offender Program or in a juvenile correctional facility beyond the age of majority.
  • AB 678: Disqualifying a judge or justice.
  • AB 679: Disqualification of a judge or justice and restricting an attorney from appearing before certain courts.
  • AB 682: Authority of the Wisconsin Supreme Court to review a decision of a justice to deny a motion to disqualify the justice.
  • AB 683: Equally divided determinations of the Wisconsin Supreme Court on matters of judicial discipline or permanent disability.
  • AB 685: Judicial disqualification based on campaign financial support.
  • AB 686: Disqualification of a judge or justice.
  • AB 687: An objective standard for the disqualification of a judge or justice.
  • AB 706: Expenditure of moneys received by the state from court judgments and settlements.
  • AB 708: Prohibiting the display on the consolidated court automation programs of records of municipal ordinance violations committed by persons seventeen years of age.
  • AJR 101: Judicial circuit subdivision in Milwaukee County (first consideration).
  • AJR 128: Temporary service by a court of appeals judge in the supreme court in judicial disciplinary proceedings (first consideration).
  • AJR 129: A panel of court of appeals judges in disciplinary proceedings involving a supreme court justice (first consideration).
  • AJR 135: Religious liberty and the right of conscience (first consideration).

• Senate Committee on Labor, Public Safety, and Urban Affairs

  21 bills
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  • SB 8: Conforming the state family and medical leave law to the federal family and medical leave law and granting rule-making authority.
  • SB 13: Collective bargaining unit assignments under the State Employment Labor Relations Act.
  • SB 46: The cost threshold for applicability of the prevailing wage law to a highway, road, street, bridge, sanitary sewer, or water main project contracted by a town.
  • SB 71: Creating a microstamping requirement for certain handguns, certification of compliance with the microstamping requirement, requiring the exercise of rule-making authority, and providing penalties.
  • SB 76: Costs of administering tests for intoxication.
  • SB 91: Use of a facsimile firearm and providing a penalty.
  • SB 105: Informing correctional officers about inmates with contagious diseases.
  • SB 137: Making companies that hire persons who are not legally in the United States ineligible for certain tax exemptions, governmental contracts, grants, and loans, granting rule-making authority, and providing penalties.
  • SB 143: The Wisconsin on indicator for unemployment insurance extended benefit purposes.
  • SB 169: Collecting a deoxyribonucleic acid sample and requiring the exercise of rule-making authority.
  • SB 170: Failing to provide a biological specimen for deoxyribonucleic acid analysis and providing a penalty.
  • SB 187: A state minimum wage, permitting the enactment of local living wage ordinances, extending the time limit for emergency rule procedures, providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures, providing an exemption from rule-making procedures, and requiring the exercise of rule-making authority.
  • SB 233: Collective bargaining for public employees, granting rule-making authority, and making appropriations.
  • SB 246: Employment discrimination based on credit history.
  • SB 249: Employment discrimination based on employment status.
  • SB 277: Prohibiting abusive work environments and permitting a person who has been subject to such an environment to bring a civil action.
  • SB 309: Prohibiting consideration of the conviction record of an applicant for employment before the applicant has been selected for an interview.
  • SB 332: Law enforcement investigation, initiation, and completion of emergency detention.
  • SB 346: Eligibility of certain employees who are affected by labor disputes for unemployment compensation benefits.
  • SB 444: Professional land surveyors; the practice of professional land surveying; surveying land abutting navigable waters; various changes regarding platting, surveying, and certified survey maps; and granting rule-making authority.
  • SB 521: The immobilization or removal, impoundment, and disposal of motor vehicles for multiple nonmoving traffic violations.

• Assembly Committee on Education

  20 bills
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  • AB 112: Creating a nonrefundable individual income tax credit for tuition expenses paid for dependents who attend private elementary and secondary schools.
  • AB 227: Requiring teachers and administrators employed by and owners of private schools participating in the Milwaukee Parental Choice Program and in the choice program for other eligible school districts to be subject to the background investigation requirements and employment restrictions imposed upon teachers in public schools.
  • AB 243: Sexual assault of a student by a member of a school staff and providing a penalty.
  • AB 470: The renewal of teacher contracts.
  • AB 551: Professional teaching permits issued by the Department of Public Instruction, the qualifications necessary to teach in a private school participating in a parental choice program, and making an appropriation.
  • AB 555: The scheduling of referenda to approve school district borrowing or exceed a school district's revenue limit.
  • AB 564: A pupil's possession and use of an epinephrine auto-injector.
  • AB 566: The school day milk program and making an appropriation.
  • AB 576: Selection of student information system vendors by the Department of Public Instruction.
  • AB 628: Providing a penalty for failure to report bullying in public schools.
  • AB 631: Incorporating financial literacy in public schools' curriculum and statewide standardized examinations and requiring that it be covered during orientation programs at the University of Wisconsin System and the technical colleges.
  • AB 644: School bullying, unlawful use of computer systems, and providing a penalty.
  • AB 677: Counting low-income pupils for state school aid purposes; calculating the amount to be appropriated for state general school aid; aid to school districts in which parental choice programs have been established; school aid factors; special adjustment aids; hold harmless aid; school district revenue limits; payments to independent charter schools and to private schools participating in a parental choice program; grants to school districts for efficiency and consolidation feasibility studies; transportation aid to school districts; transportation of private school pupils; the first dollar and school levy property tax credits; granting rule-making authority; and making an appropriation.
  • AB 689: General school aid and the school levy tax credit and making an appropriation.
  • AB 694: Teen dating violence education.
  • AB 711: The parental choice programs; the operation of, and insurance requirements related to, school buses and alternative methods of pupil transportation; and providing a penalty.
  • AB 714: Mandatory reporting of child abuse or neglect by professors, administrators, coaches, and other employees of a public, private, or tribal postsecondary educational institution.
  • AB 715: Revenue limit adjustment for school nursing services.
  • AB 736: School conference and activities leave.
  • AB 748: Reporting of student testing results in public schools and in private schools participating in a parental choice program, a school assessment guide, licensure of teachers in private schools participating in a parental choice program, and evaluation of teachers and principals.

• Assembly Committee on Jobs, Economy and Small Business

  19 bills
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  • AB 3: Tax incentives for job creation, providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures, and granting rule-making authority.
  • AB 6: Restoring the treatment of the exclusion of capital gains for individuals and certain other persons that existed before the enactment of 2009 Wisconsin Act 28, and phasing out the taxation of capital gains.
  • AB 11: Authorizing the Department of Commerce to designate one additional enterprise zone.
  • AB 15: An income and franchise tax credit for businesses that purchase goods and services from Wisconsin vendors and making an appropriation.
  • AB 25: Increasing the credit amount and allowing the transfer of the angel investment tax credit.
  • AB 85: Restoring the treatment of the exclusion of capital gains for individuals and certain other persons that existed before the enactment of 2009 Wisconsin Act 28.
  • AB 115: A property tax exemption for a nonprofit resale store.
  • AB 171: An income and franchise tax credit for qualified production activities income.
  • AB 183: Applicability of the prevailing wage law; the thresholds for applicability of that law; calculation of the prevailing wage rate; the treatment of volunteers, truck drivers, subjourneypersons, and incidental work under that law; the submission to the Department of Workforce Development of payroll records of persons performing work that is subject to that law; the inspection of those records; and the remedies for a violation of that law.
  • AB 186: An income and franchise tax credit for investments in a community development financial institution, increasing the credit amounts for the dairy manufacturing facility, meat processing facility, and food processing facility investment credits, and granting rule-making authority.
  • AB 187: Requiring the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation to create and implement a business retention program, increasing the funding for skills enhancement grants, advanced manufacturing skills grants for technical colleges, and making an appropriation.
  • AB 191: The Wisconsin Small Company Advancement program, requiring the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation to issue bonds and notes to raise capital for investment by venture capital funds in Wisconsin businesses, allowing refunds for the early stage seed and angel investment tax credits, authorizing positions for the University of Wisconsin, and making appropriations.
  • AB 359: An income and franchise tax credit for providing broadband service.
  • AB 360: An income and franchise tax credit for lumber manufacturing facility investments and making an appropriation.
  • AB 651: Clean technology grants and making an appropriation.
  • AB 725: Contracts between the state, a county with a population of 750,000 or more, or a 1st class city and financial institutions and devoting 10 percent of the state's, 20 percent of such a county's, and 40 percent of such a city's expenditures on economic development and housing programs and procurements to several areas in the city of Milwaukee.
  • AB 732: Research and research facilities tax credits related to internal combustion engines.
  • AB 733: Creation of the Wisconsin Seed Fund Authority and creation of the business seed fund, to be administered by the Wisconsin Seed Fund Authority.
  • AB 742: Creation of a category of business corporation identified as a benefit corporation.

• Assembly Committee on Assembly Organization

  4 bills, 14 resolutions
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  • AB 79: Limiting the number of days on which legislators may claim allowances and expenses.
  • AB 338: Collective bargaining for public employees, granting rule-making authority, and making appropriations.
  • AB 621: Attempts to influence action upon model or similar proposed legislation, prohibiting the expending of certain moneys by members of the legislature, and reporting by certain persons providing or state public officials receiving certain things of value for scholarship purposes.
  • AB 729: Prohibiting discrimination in employment against an individual for signing or refusing to sign a recall petition.
  • AJR 15: Recalling January 2011 Special Session Assembly Bill 11 from the Senate.
  • AJR 50: Expenditure of funds for legal and consulting services relating to the redistricting of congressional and legislative districts.
  • AJR 53: Declaring September 15, 2011, Carbon Day.
  • AJR 79: Expression of support by members of the Wisconsin assembly for the American Jobs Act.
  • AJR 115: Address to remove Justice Michael J. Gableman from office.
  • AJR 121: Amending the U.S. Constitution via congressional action or constitutional convention to establish that corporations are not entitled to constitutional rights of natural persons and that money is not speech.
  • AJR 122: Excluding incarcerated, disenfranchised felons from the enumeration of population for apportionment and redistricting of legislative, county, and certain other district offices (first consideration).
  • AJR 124: Retention of counsel by members of the assembly and senate.
  • AJR 134: Modifying the session schedule for the 2011-12 biennial session period for the purpose of extending the last general-business floorperiod.
  • AJR 137: Participation in the legislative and electoral process, the right to vote, the right to an impartial judiciary, the right of privacy, the right to a quality education, the right to health care services, voting rights for certain felons, uniform voting procedures, mandatory recounting of ballots, the procedure for legislative redistricting and congressional reapportionment, the establishment of a state governmental accountability board, administration of election laws, ethics laws, and lobbying laws, public access to the capitol, requiring the legislature to enact laws requiring reasonable notice of and public access to meetings of governmental bodies, including the legislature, and making members of the legislature subject to citations and civil penalties for violations of such laws, petition and referendum by the people to reject acts of the legislature, open meetings of the supreme court, public funding of supreme court election campaigns, graduated and progressive taxation of individuals, the right to a clean, healthy environment, safe drinking water, and clean air, establishment of a board and a department of natural resources and the appointment of the secretary of natural resources, independence of the superintendent of public instruction, the authority of the superintendent of public instruction to require minimum staffing levels and minimum funding levels for public schools, appropriating public funds to support sectarian schools, treatment of corporations as natural persons, and the right of workers to organize and collectively bargain (first consideration).
  • AJR 138: Elimination of restrictions on marriage (first consideration).
  • AR 12: Establishing special orders of business for Thursday, September 22, 2011.
  • AR 17: Protecting First Amendment rights.
  • AR 19: Conduct in the assembly visitor gallery.

• Senate Committee on Public Health, Human Services, and Revenue

  15 bills, 2 resolutions
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  • SB 10: Restoring the treatment of the exclusion of capital gains for individuals and certain other persons that existed before the enactment of 2009 Wisconsin Act 28, and phasing out the taxation of capital gains.
  • SB 123: An income and franchise tax credit for qualified production activities income.
  • SB 140: Creating an individual income tax checkoff for contributions to elementary and secondary education, shared revenue, and Medical Assistance, and making an appropriation.
  • SB 175: Restricting eligibility for the homestead tax credit.
  • SB 182: Excluding permits and licenses from the definition of real property for property tax purposes.
  • SB 221: Correcting the 2011 equalized valuation for the village of Warrens.
  • SB 232: Eliminating the ability for the Department of Health Services to alter Medical Assistance eligibility, provider payment methods, and other Medical Assistance program procedures by policy and eliminating the requirement to request a waiver regarding Medical Assistance program eligibility.
  • SB 250: Limiting the corporate income tax deduction for compensation paid to an employee.
  • SB 272: Restoring indexing provisions to the homestead tax credit.
  • SB 305: Notice of eligibility and benefit changes in Medical Assistance.
  • SB 336: Time limits and other participation requirements, case management services, and caretaker of newborn grants under Wisconsin Works; child care provider rates and eligibility for subsidies under Wisconsin Shares; and granting rule-making authority.
  • SB 419: A pupil's possession and use of an epinephrine auto-injector.
  • SB 471: Training in traumatic brain injury awareness for law enforcement officers, tribal officers, emergency medical technicians, and first responders and granting rule-making authority.
  • SB 515: Eligibility under Wisconsin Shares for a child care subsidy, for payment for child care services, and for certification as a family child care provider.
  • SB 516: Appeals from tax determinations.
  • SJR 9: The dissolution of state funds and accounts and prohibiting the state from changing the purpose of any state fund or program revenue appropriation account (first consideration).
  • SJR 31: Memorializing Congress to reintroduce and pass the Oil Industry Tax Break Repeal Act.

• Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Environment

  15 bills
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  • SB 33: Removal of abandoned dams.
  • SB 36: The application of shoreland zoning ordinances to certain unincorporated areas.
  • SB 119: The appointment and term of service of the secretary of natural resources and vacancies on the Natural Resources Board.
  • SB 133: Procedures for applications and hearings relating to permits and contracts for structures, deposits, and other activities in or near navigable waters.
  • SB 135: Issuance of a bear license to the U.S. Army Wounded Warrior Program.
  • SB 192: The sale of lead acid batteries and acceptance of used lead acid batteries.
  • SB 209: Financial assistance for local recycling programs and making an appropriation.
  • SB 216: Dry cask storage of spent fuel from nuclear power plants and granting rule-making authority.
  • SB 226: Creating a sporting recruitment and retention council, programs to encourage recruitment of hunters and trappers, restrictions on expenditures under the Warren Knowles-Gaylord Nelson stewardship program, reduced fees for certain first-time hunting and trapping approvals, high school credit under and administration of the hunter and trapper education programs, waiving fishing license requirements for a weekend ice fishing event, and sturgeon spearing license age requirements.
  • SB 231: Review by the Joint Committee on Finance of the expenditure of certain federal funds by the Department of Natural Resources.
  • SB 404: Consideration of certain greenhouse gas emissions in determining requirements applicable to a stationary source of air pollution.
  • SB 405: Listing frac sand mining as a conditional or prohibited use in certain types of zoning ordinances.
  • SB 406: Notice requirements for zoning actions related to frac sand mining.
  • SB 435: Appointment of a drainage board.
  • SB 525: Exceptions to fishing license requirements.

• Assembly Committee on Insurance

  13 bills, 1 resolution
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  • AB 98: Prohibiting the use of zip codes or information in credit reports for issuing or renewing, or setting premiums for, certain types of insurance.
  • AB 151: Copayments, deductibles, or coinsurance for oral chemotherapy and injected or intravenous chemotherapy.
  • AB 297: Prohibiting an insurer from taking various actions with respect to property insurance because of claims based on acts of nature.
  • AB 312: Implementing federal health insurance law changes.
  • AB 339: Eliminating the ability for the Department of Health Services to alter Medical Assistance eligibility, provider payment methods, and other Medical Assistance procedures by policy.
  • AB 349: Family planning services under the Medical Assistance waiver program.
  • AB 458: Requiring certain medical loss ratios for health benefit plans.
  • AB 474: Changing the deadline for approval of a certain federal law waiver request affecting the Medical Assistance program.
  • AB 530: Reports on implementation of federal health reform.
  • AB 531: Requiring legislation for agencies to take an action to, request federal moneys to, and use state moneys to assist the federal government to implement federal health reform.
  • AB 588: Annual medical examinations for individuals receiving duty disability benefits under the Wisconsin Retirement System.
  • AB 640: Readability of consumer insurance policies.
  • AB 696: External review process of health benefit plan decisions.
  • AJR 28: The right of the people to contract privately for health care services and health care coverage, and prohibiting requiring a person to obtain or maintain health insurance coverage or to participate in any health care system or plan (first consideration).

• Assembly Committee on Labor and Workforce Development

  13 bills
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  • AB 29: Collective bargaining unit assignments under the State Employment Labor Relations Act.
  • AB 58: State finances, compensation and fringe benefits of public employees, the Medical Assistance program, granting bonding authority, and making an appropriation.
  • AB 230: Deletion of the waiting period for collection of unemployment insurance benefits.
  • AB 256: A grant to Milwaukee County to assist men of color in obtaining employment and making an appropriation.
  • AB 281: A state minimum wage, permitting the enactment of local living wage ordinances, extending the time limit for emergency rule procedures, providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures, providing an exemption from rule-making procedures, and requiring the exercise of rule-making authority.
  • AB 344: Employment discrimination based on employment status.
  • AB 350: Employment discrimination based on credit history.
  • AB 364: Prohibiting abusive work environments and permitting a person who has been subject to such an environment to bring a civil action.
  • AB 412: Requiring the Department of Workforce Development to notify the local workforce development board when a claimant applies for unemployment insurance benefits.
  • AB 443: Excluding sports officials from coverage under the worker's compensation law.
  • AB 445: The hours that a minor may work.
  • AB 462: Eligibility of certain employees who are affected by labor disputes for unemployment compensation benefits.
  • AB 578: Employment discrimination based on credit history.

• Assembly Committee on Natural Resources

  13 bills
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  • AB 160: Ambient air quality standards established by the Department of Natural Resources and the suspension of a rule promulgated by the Department of Natural Resources.
  • AB 202: Issuance of a bear license to the U.S. Army Wounded Warrior Program.
  • AB 218: The appointment and term of service of the secretary of natural resources and vacancies on the Natural Resources Board.
  • AB 325: A catch-and-release only season for bass fishing.
  • AB 613: Hunting of sandhill cranes, wildlife damage abatement assistance and claim payments for damage caused by sandhill cranes, and making an appropriation.
  • AB 614: Fees for certain fish and game licenses issued to resident senior citizens.
  • AB 645: Nonresidential water treatment devices.
  • AB 655: The regulation of aquaculture.
  • AB 661: Exceptions to fishing license requirements.
  • AB 681: Nonresidential water treatment devices.
  • AB 727: Manufacture and sale of food and beverage containers that contain bisphenol A and providing penalties.
  • AB 728: Regulation of wastewater discharges and granting rule-making authority.
  • AB 744: The sale, collection, and recycling of mercury-added lamps and thermostats, the disposal of mercury-added products, granting rule-making authority, making an appropriation, and providing a penalty.

• Assembly Committee on Ways and Means

  11 bills, 2 resolutions
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  • AB 33: Creating an individual income tax deduction for certain residents of this state who graduate from a college or university.
  • AB 47: Creating an individual income tax subtract modification for amounts received from the well contamination and abandonment compensation program.
  • AB 135: The interest rate on delinquent property taxes.
  • AB 257: A Milwaukee County sales and use tax for parks, recreation and culture, transit services, and public safety.
  • AB 260: Changing the elements that must be included in a county development plan.
  • AB 262: Excluding permits and licenses from the definition of real property for property tax purposes.
  • AB 407: Creating an individual income tax deduction for certain amounts paid for sewer, water, and garbage collection fees.
  • AB 635: Appeals from tax determinations.
  • AB 663: Fraud, waste, and mismanagement in state government and authorizing the expenditure of funds.
  • AB 680: Creating a property tax exemption for a nonprofit youth baseball association.
  • AB 710: Sales and use tax exemption for energy-efficient products purchased in conjunction with Earth Day.
  • AJR 9: The vote on bills that would increase certain tax rates (first consideration).
  • AJR 11: The dissolution of state funds and accounts and prohibiting the state from changing the purpose of any state fund or program revenue appropriation account (first consideration).

• Senate Committee on Insurance and Housing

  12 bills
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  • SB 78: Waiver for prescription drug assistance for elderly program, use of excess moneys in prescription drug assistance for elderly program, and making an appropriation.
  • SB 206: Implementing federal health insurance law changes.
  • SB 279: Family planning services under the Medical Assistance waiver program.
  • SB 343: Requiring certain medical loss ratios for health benefit plans.
  • SB 344: Length of declarant control; period for expanding condominiums; community manager requirements; requiring a written agreement between the declarant and the municipality, declarant warranties, and posting securities; requiring approval by the municipality of condominium instruments; and requiring certification of condominium financial statements.
  • SB 455: Experience requirements for real estate brokers and granting rule-making authority.
  • SB 469: Readability of consumer insurance policies.
  • SB 482: Lodging establishments and restricting a local government's ability to prohibit or restrict an individual from renting his or her home.
  • SB 484: The property tax exemption for certain housing facilities.
  • SB 510: Special enrollment periods for Medicare supplement policies.
  • SB 549: Fees for dental services.
  • SB 551: External review process of health benefit plan decisions.

• Assembly Committee on Rural Economic Development and Rural Affairs pursuant to Assembly Rule 42 (3)(c)

  12 bills
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  • AB 9: Marketing assistance program for Wisconsin Tier II and Tier III manufacturers and making an appropriation.
  • AB 10: Requiring the Department of Commerce to organize trade and marketing forums for Tier I, Tier II, and Tier III manufacturers and making an appropriation.
  • AB 16: The jobs tax credit.
  • AB 17: Tax benefits for hiring new employees and granting rule-making authority.
  • AB 341: The eligibility for relocation tax benefits.
  • AB 356: Limiting the corporate income tax deduction for compensation paid to an employee.
  • AB 362: Property tax exemptions for certain machinery and tangible personal property used to conduct research.
  • AB 392: Eliminating deductions for moving expenses for businesses that move out of the state.
  • AB 399: Entrepreneurial assistance grants and making an appropriation.
  • AB 430: Brownfields redevelopment grants.
  • AB 513: A program to employ 10,000 individuals in southeastern Wisconsin.
  • AB 533: The state main street program and business area revitalization services.

• Assembly Committee on Health

  10 bills
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  • AB 167: Waiver for prescription drug assistance for elderly program, use of excess moneys in prescription drug assistance for elderly program, and making an appropriation.
  • AB 386: The Well-Woman Program.
  • AB 409: Notice of eligibility and benefit changes in Medical Assistance.
  • AB 434: False advertising by limited services pregnancy centers, providing a penalty, and making an appropriation.
  • AB 448: A prohibition on partial-birth abortions and providing a penalty.
  • AB 475: Medical use of marijuana, the regulation of marijuana distribution organizations, requiring the exercise of rule-making authority, making appropriations, and providing a penalty.
  • AB 622: Requiring pulse oximetry in newborns.
  • AB 630: Special enrollment periods for Medicare supplement policies.
  • AB 697: Changes to BadgerCare Plus and BadgerCare Plus Core programs by the department of health services and by waiver, disallowing certain carry-forward amounts for combined reporting purposes, and making an appropriation.
  • AB 745: Obtaining informed consent for the prescription and use of drugs and devices and granting rule-making authority.

• Assembly Committee on Financial Institutions

  9 bills
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  • AB 137: Residential mortgage loan foreclosures.
  • AB 150: Interest rates on payday loans and loans by licensed lenders.
  • AB 340: Credit cards issued to underage customers, higher education institutions and the marketing of credit cards, financial literacy requirements for higher education students, providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures, granting rule-making authority, and providing a penalty.
  • AB 390: Mortgage satisfaction.
  • AB 414: Foreclosure on abandoned properties.
  • AB 442: Pleading requirements for assignees of creditors under the Wisconsin Consumer Act.
  • AB 468: The authority of credit unions to make donations and grants.
  • AB 492: Duties of review boards for banks, savings banks, savings and loan associations, and credit unions and eliminating the mortgage loan originator council.
  • AB 652: Creation of the Wisconsin Next Generation Reserve Board and Wisconsin next generation reserve fund, authorizing the State of Wisconsin Investment Board to provide certain advice, services, and facilities to state agencies and others, requiring the exercise of rule-making authority, and making appropriations.

• Senate Committee on Health

  9 bills
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  • SB 101: Copayments, deductibles, or coinsurance for oral chemotherapy and injected or intravenous chemotherapy.
  • SB 186: Fees for dental services.
  • SB 273: The Badger Health Benefit Authority, health benefit exchange operation, granting rule-making authority, and providing a penalty.
  • SB 280: Complementary and alternative health services and providing a penalty.
  • SB 331: The Well-Woman Program.
  • SB 351: Changing the deadline for approval of a certain federal law waiver request affecting the Medical Assistance program.
  • SB 371: Medical use of marijuana, the regulation of marijuana distribution organizations, requiring the exercise of rule-making authority, making appropriations, and providing a penalty.
  • SB 420: Requirements for membership on the Medical Examining Board.
  • SB 532: Evidence-based home visitation program services for persons who are at risk of poor birth outcomes or of abusing or neglecting their children; designating race and ethnicity on birth certificates; requiring informed consent for performance of certain elective procedures prior to the full gestational term of a fetus; and granting rule-making authority.

• Assembly Committee on Urban and Local Affairs

  7 bills, 2 resolutions
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  • AB 34: Eliminating the fee for having land rezoned out a farmland preservation zoning district and eliminating the program for purchasing agricultural conservation easements.
  • AB 45: Authorizing county treasurers to provide notice of unclaimed funds by using the Internet.
  • AB 138: County and municipal expenditures for emergency services.
  • AB 139: Loans to study or implement the consolidation, or cooperation for the provision, of local governmental unit services or the consolidation of local governmental units and granting rule-making authority.
  • AB 140: Exceptions to county and municipal levy limits and school district revenue limits for expenditures related to the implementation of service consolidation or cooperation, or to the implementation of political subdivision or school district consolidation.
  • AB 316: Financial assistance for local recycling programs and making an appropriation.
  • AB 507: Authorizing cities, villages, and towns to retain certain unclaimed funds in a public treasury.
  • AJR 24: Appointment of certain officers in county and judicial circuit offices (first consideration).
  • AJR 116: Appointment of treasurer in Milwaukee county (first consideration).

• joint committee on Finance

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  • SB 188: Expenditure of $129,693.02 from the general fund in payment of a claim against the state made by Workforce Resource, Inc.
  • SB 257: Providing additional state aid and revenue limit authority for certain school districts and making an appropriation.
  • SB 282: Family planning services and making an appropriation.
  • SB 436: Funding for the urban mass transit operating assistance program and making an appropriation.
  • SB 480: An expenditure of $90,000 from the general fund for payment of a claim against the state made by Robert Lee Stinson.
  • SB 495: The return of federal funds to the federal government.
  • SB 503: Preparing the executive budget bill or bills according to generally accepted accounting principles; prohibiting the executive budget bill or bills from increasing the state's budget deficit; and requiring legislation to reduce the state's budget deficit.
  • SB 511: Allocation of national mortgage foreclosure settlement proceeds and making appropriations.
  • SB 538: Changes to BadgerCare Plus and BadgerCare Plus Core programs by the department of health services and by waiver, disallowing certain carry-forward amounts for combined reporting purposes, and making an appropriation.

• joint survey committee on Tax Exemptions

  8 bills
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  • SB 29: Expanding and increasing the tax exemption for retirement plan income received by an individual.
  • SB 66: A property tax exemption for a nonprofit resale store.
  • SB 171: Exempting from income taxation certain employer-paid fringe benefits for mass transit expenses.
  • SB 362: A sales and use tax exemption for building materials that become a part of a facility for a local unit of government or nonprofit organization.
  • SB 363: A sales and use tax exemption for items and services sold as part of a lump sum contract.
  • SB 408: A sales and use tax exemption for coins, currency, and commemorative medallions.
  • SB 527: Sales and property tax exemptions for property used by commercial radio and television stations.
  • SB 554: Sales and use tax exemption for energy-efficient products purchased in conjunction with Earth Day.

• Senate Committee on Agriculture, Forestry, and Higher Education

  7 bills
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  • SB 51: The Wisconsin Small Company Advancement grant program and making an appropriation.
  • SB 108: The sale of unpasteurized milk products and an exemption from rules and licensing and permitting requirements for certain dairy farms.
  • SB 132: Exempting certain capital expenditures made by a technical college district from the requirement for a referendum.
  • SB 183: The serving and sale of margarine.
  • SB 236: Grants to technical college districts to reduce unemployment; creating a new individual income tax upper bracket; providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures; granting rule-making authority; and making appropriations.
  • SB 494: Grants for dental students, and loan assistance for dentists, who agree to practice in dental health shortage areas, or to provide services to Medical Assistance recipients, in this state, granting rule-making authority, and making appropriations.
  • SB 543: Changing the computation order for the dairy and livestock farm investment credit.

• Senate Committee on Economic Development and Veterans and Military Affairs

  7 bills
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  • SB 39: Grants to regional economic development entities by the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation.
  • SB 52: Requiring the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation to issue bonds and notes to raise capital for investment by venture capital funds in Wisconsin businesses.
  • SB 121: Requiring the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation to create and implement a business retention program, increasing the funding for skills enhancement grants, advanced manufacturing skills grants for technical colleges, and making an appropriation.
  • SB 122: The Wisconsin Small Company Advancement program, requiring the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation to issue bonds and notes to raise capital for investment by venture capital funds in Wisconsin businesses, allowing refunds for the early stage seed and angel investment tax credits, authorizing positions for the University of Wisconsin, and making appropriations.
  • SB 225: Comprehensive planning and making an appropriation.
  • SB 310: Brownfields redevelopment grants.
  • SB 355: The hours that a minor may work.

• Assembly Committee on Energy and Utilities

  7 bills
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  • AB 565: Spending by certain electric and natural gas public utilities on energy efficiency, conservation, and renewable resource programs.
  • AB 581: Setback requirements for wind energy systems.
  • AB 596: Certain incandescent light bulbs manufactured and sold in this state.
  • AB 730: Certificates of public convenience and necessity and permits for certain electric generating facilities and high-voltage transmission lines.
  • AB 731: Appraisals, appeals from compensation amounts, and attorney fees in condemnation proceedings.
  • AB 734: Treatment of hydroelectric power under the renewable portfolio standard.
  • AB 737: Energy conservation standards for the construction of certain buildings, energy and environmental design standards for state buildings, structures, and facilities, energy and environmental design standards for school district facilities and other local government buildings, leasing of state buildings, structures, and facilities, standards for the construction and use of graywater systems, and granting rule-making authority.

• Senate Committee on Financial Institutions and Rural Issues

  7 bills
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  • SB 24: Eliminating the fee for having land rezoned out a farmland preservation zoning district and eliminating the program for purchasing agricultural conservation easements.
  • SB 99: Interest rates on payday loans and loans by licensed lenders.
  • SB 120: An income and franchise tax credit for investments in a community development financial institution, increasing the credit amounts for the dairy manufacturing facility, meat processing facility, and food processing facility investment credits, and granting rule-making authority.
  • SB 258: Credit cards issued to underage customers, higher education institutions and the marketing of credit cards, financial literacy requirements for higher education students, providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures, granting rule-making authority, and providing a penalty.
  • SB 327: Pleading requirements for assignees of creditors under the Wisconsin Consumer Act.
  • SB 508: Creation of the Wisconsin Next Generation Reserve Board and Wisconsin next generation reserve fund, authorizing the State of Wisconsin Investment Board to provide certain advice, services, and facilities to state agencies and others, requiring the exercise of rule-making authority, and making appropriations.
  • SB 529: Nonresidential water treatment devices.

• Assembly Committee on Children and Families

  6 bills
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  • AB 315: Child care facilities for children of state employees in the city of Madison.
  • AB 446: Time limits and other participation requirements, case management services, and caretaker of newborn grants under Wisconsin Works; child care provider rates and eligibility for subsidies under Wisconsin Shares; and granting rule-making authority.
  • AB 632: Participation of the next of kin of a parental homicide victim in proceedings under the Children's Code.
  • AB 693: Evidence-based home visitation program services for persons who are at risk of poor birth outcomes or of abusing or neglecting their children; designating race and ethnicity on birth certificates; requiring informed consent for performance of certain elective procedures prior to the full gestational term of a fetus; and granting rule-making authority.
  • AB 716: Children's bedding containing certain chemicals and providing penalties.
  • AB 747: Eliminating certain requirements that must be met before a proceeding may be brought against a child under 12 years of age for habitual truancy and requiring the court assigned to exercise jurisdiction under the Children's Code to order certain dispositions if the habitual truancy of a child under 12 years of age is the result of the neglect, refusal, or inability of the parent or guardian of the child to cause the child to attend school regularly.

• Assembly Committee on Housing

  6 bills
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  • AB 155: Prohibiting ordinances that place certain limits on landlords.
  • AB 368: Restoring indexing provisions to the homestead tax credit.
  • AB 373: Disclosure of radon testing.
  • AB 422: Length of declarant control; period for expanding condominiums; community manager requirements; requiring a written agreement between the declarant and the municipality, declarant warranties, and posting securities; requiring approval by the municipality of condominium instruments; and requiring certification of condominium financial statements.
  • AB 586: Professional land surveyors; the practice of professional land surveying; surveying land abutting navigable waters; various changes regarding platting, surveying, and certified survey maps; and granting rule-making authority.
  • AB 668: Terminating a tenancy for criminal activity and requiring notice to landlord of nuisance investigation by law enforcement agency.

• Assembly Committee on Colleges and Universities

  5 bills
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  • AB 22: The purchase of food by the Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin-System.
  • AB 133: Remission of fees for veterans and their dependents enrolled in the University of Wisconsin System or in a technical college and making an appropriation.
  • AB 141: The Minnesota-Wisconsin student reciprocity agreement, the Wisconsin higher education grant program, and making an appropriation.
  • AB 185: Authorizing certain individuals to contribute to a college savings plan account.
  • AB 619: Grants for dental students, and loan assistance for dentists, who agree to practice in dental health shortage areas, or to provide services to Medical Assistance recipients, in this state, granting rule-making authority, and making appropriations.

• Senate Committee on Energy, Biotechnology, and Consumer Protection

  5 bills
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  • SB 16: Prohibiting certain telephone calls using electronically prerecorded messages, granting rule-making authority, and making an appropriation.
  • SB 470: Certain incandescent light bulbs manufactured and sold in this state.
  • SB 509: The display and sale of novelty lighters and providing a penalty.
  • SB 519: Renewable energy goals for state energy consumption and for energy use by certain state agencies.
  • SB 548: Revenue limit for energy efficiency projects.

• Assembly Committee on Assembly Organization pursuant to Assembly Rule 42 (3)(c)

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  • AB 21: State procurement of products and services from businesses located in this state and setting a goal for local government to purchase a certain percentage of products and services from businesses located in this state.
  • AB 198: Preparation of legislative and congressional districting plans by the Legislative Reference Bureau and the Government Accountability Board.
  • AB 374: Creating a preference in state procurement for Wisconsin-based businesses.
  • AJR 52: Requiring the legislature to enact laws requiring reasonable notice of and public access to meetings of governmental bodies, including the legislature, and making members of the legislature subject to citations and civil penalties for violations of such laws (first consideration).

• Senate Committee on Education

  4 bills
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  • SB 69: Creating a nonrefundable individual income tax credit for tuition expenses paid for dependents who attend private elementary and secondary schools.
  • SB 124: Delaying the date by which school districts must comply with certain orders related to terminating the use of a race-based nickname, logo, mascot, or team name.
  • SB 163: Requiring teachers and administrators employed by and owners of private schools participating in the Milwaukee Parental Choice Program and in the choice program for other eligible school districts to be subject to the background investigation requirements and employment restrictions imposed upon teachers in public schools.
  • SB 556: Selection of student information system software vendors by the Department of Public Instruction.

• Senate Committee on Workforce Development, Small Business, and Tourism

  4 bills
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  • SB 166: Preferences for minority-owned businesses in state procurement.
  • SB 328: Retail licenses held by wineries.
  • SB 424: Requiring the Department of Workforce Development, when a claimant applies for unemployment insurance benefits, to notify the local workforce development board, and the job center, serving the area where the claimant resides.
  • SB 438: Changes to the local room tax and providing a penalty.

• joint committee on Finance

  4 bills
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  • AB 127: Payment by employers of contributions under the Wisconsin Retirement System that are required of public safety employees, arbitration under the Municipal Employment Relations Act, allowing municipal employers choice in health care coverage plan providers and health savings accounts that cover public safety employees, and prohibited and permissive subjects of collective bargaining.
  • AB 348: Family planning services and making an appropriation.
  • AB 637: Disregarding a taxpayer's election to include another in its combined group, disallowing certain carry-forward amounts for combined reporting purposes, repealing the income and franchise tax credit for qualified production activities income, repealing the changes made to the earned income tax credit in 2011 Wisconsin Act 32, restoring indexing provisions to the homestead tax credit, eliminating the individual income tax exclusion for long-term capital gains other than for farm assets, computing the estate tax based on 2002 federal law, and creating a new individual income tax upper bracket.
  • AB 641: Making the transitional jobs program permanent, increasing audit and compliance positions in the Department of Revenue, and making appropriations.

• joint survey committee on Tax Exemptions

  4 bills
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  • AB 213: Adopting federal law as it relates to excluding from an employee's income certain payments from an employer related to medical care.
  • AB 236: Property tax exemptions for certain machinery and tangible personal property used to conduct research.
  • AB 519: A sales and use tax exemption for tangible personal property and taxable services sold in March 2012.
  • AB 666: Sales and property tax exemptions for property used by commercial radio and television stations.

• Senate Committee on Judiciary, Utilities, Commerce, and Government Operations, pursuant to Senate Rule 46 (2)(c)

  3 bills
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  • SB 98: Requirements for wind energy systems, providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures, and granting rule-making authority.
  • SB 263: Setback requirements for wind energy systems and granting rule-making authority.
  • SB 542: The process for issuance of prospecting and mining permits for certain iron mining, standards for activities related to iron mining, fees related to iron mining, the net proceeds occupation tax on iron mining, and making appropriations.

• Assembly Committee on Public Health and Public Safety

  3 bills
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  • AB 255: FoodShare benefits for legal immigrants.
  • AB 540: Training in traumatic brain injury awareness for law enforcement officers, tribal officers, emergency medical technicians, and first responders and granting rule-making authority.
  • AB 743: Radon measurement and mitigation and granting rule-making authority.

• Assembly Committee on Rural Economic Development and Rural Affairs

  3 bills
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  • AB 375: The Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority's development reserve fund and small business and agricultural production loan guarantee programs.
  • AB 532: Creating a neighborhood business revitalization loan guarantee program in the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority.
  • AB 592: Financial assistance to towns for certain dam safety projects.

• Assembly Committee on Aging and Long-Term Care

  2 bills
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  • AB 345: Arbitration agreements used by long-term care facilities, civil and criminal actions against health care providers and long-term care providers, use in civil and criminal actions and confidentiality of incident and occurrence reports, use as evidence of records given to a regulatory agency, use in criminal actions of records of reviews and evaluations of health care providers, limits on noneconomic damages, limits on punitive damages, and providing a penalty.
  • AB 568: Requirements for residential facilities that provide or promote themselves as providing specialized care for persons who have Alzheimer's disease or related dementia and providing penalties.

• Assembly Committee on Agriculture

  2 bills
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  • AB 19: The dairy and livestock farm investment credits.
  • AB 722: Changing the computation order for the dairy and livestock farm investment credit.

• Assembly Committee on Consumer Protection and Personal Privacy

  2 bills
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  • AB 111: Prohibiting certain telephone calls using electronically prerecorded messages, rules for requesting a listing in the nonsolicitation directory, granting rule-making authority, and making an appropriation.
  • AB 654: Contracting with residential contractors.

• Assembly Committee on Homeland Security and State Affairs pursuant to Assembly Rule 42 (3)(c)

  1 bill, 1 resolution
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  • AB 27: Requiring political subdivisions to pay health insurance premiums for survivors of a law enforcement officer who dies, or has died, in the line of duty.
  • AR 8: Assistant district attorneys.

• Senate Committee on Senate Organization, Ayes 17, Noes 16

  1 bill, 1 resolution
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  • SB 50: Wind energy system rules.
  • SR 22: Prohibiting waiver of public hearing requirement for bills placed on a calendar.

• Assembly Committee on Veterans and Military Affairs

  2 bills
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  • AB 221: Veteran preference points.
  • AB 292: Indication of veteran status on an operator's license or identification card.

• Assembly Committee on Assembly Organization, Ayes 57, Noes 37

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  • AR 4: Requesting the governor to negotiate in good faith on January 2011 Special Session Assembly Bill 11.

• Assembly Committee on Colleges and Universities pursuant to Assembly Rule 42 (3)(c)

  1 bill
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  • AB 343: Grants to technical college districts to reduce unemployment; creating a new individual income tax upper bracket; providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures; granting rule-making authority; and making appropriations.

• Assembly Committee on Forestry

  1 bill
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  • AB 402: Creating forest enterprise areas; the creation of a managed forest land board of review; review of certain decisions of the Department of Natural Resources regarding forestry practices on managed forest land; annual allowable timber harvests; management plans for large ownerships of managed forest land and for group enrollments; designation of additional managed forest land; leasing of managed forest land; the taxation of managed forest land; granting rule-making authority; requiring the exercise of rule-making authority; and making an appropriation.

• Assembly Committee on Insurance pursuant to Assembly Rule 42 (3)(c)

  1 bill
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  • AB 189: Prohibiting an insurer from requiring a certain vendor for repairing a motor vehicle, requiring adjusters to inspect motor vehicle damage, and insurance payments for motor vehicle repair costs.

• Assembly Committee on Rules, Ayes 58, Noes 36

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  • AB 72: Wind energy system rules.

• Senate Committee on State and Federal Relations and Information Technology

  1 bill
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  • SB 37: Authorizing county treasurers to provide notice of unclaimed funds by using the Internet.

• Assembly Committee on Tourism, Recreation and State Properties

  1 bill
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  • AB 117: An addition to the 2009-11 Authorized State Building Program and granting bonding authority.

• Senate Committee on Transportation and Elections, pursuant to Senate Rule 46 (2)(c)

  1 bill
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  • SB 139: Prohibiting the promulgation of certain rules concerning campaign financing by the Government Accountability Board.

• joint committee for review of Administrative Rules

  1 bill
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  • AB 332: Inclusion in the economic impact analysis for a proposed rule an assessment of the impact that the proposed rule will have on public health and the environment.

• joint committee on Information Policy and Technology

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  • SB 533: Establishing a nanotechnology information hub and a nanotechnology council.

• joint survey committee on Retirement Systems

  1 bill
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  • AB 539: Authorizing the Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System to establish an optional retirement system for its employees.

From each bill's official history at the Wisconsin Legislature, checked Sep 15, 2026. The committee and chair are where the bill sat when the session ended.