AJR76: Joint Resolution Text

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1995 - 1996 LEGISLATURE

1995 Assembly JOINT RESOLUTION 76

January 24, 1996 - Introduced by Representatives Notestein, Kunicki, Riley, Krug, R. Young, Bock, Schneider, R. Potter, Robson and Coggs. Referred to Committee on Assembly Organization.

AJR76,1,2 Relating to: creating a bipartisan special joint committee on 1995 Assembly Bill 591 that creates a new public assistance program called Wisconsin works.

Analysis by the Legislative Reference Bureau

This joint resolution creates a bipartisan special joint committee on 1995 Assembly Bill 591 that creates a new public assistance program called Wisconsin works. The committee consists of 12 members, 3 from each party in each house.

AJR76,1,3 Resolved by the assembly, the senate concurring, That:

AJR76, s. 1 Section 1. Creation of Joint Special Committee. Upon the adoption of this joint resolution by the assembly and the concurrence therein by the senate, there is created a 12- member bipartisan special joint committee on 1995 Assembly Bill 591. The committee shall consist of 3 senators who are members of the majority party appointed as are the members of senate standing committees, 3 senators who are members of the minority party appointed by the senate minority leader, 3 representatives to the assembly who are members of the majority party appointed as are the members of assembly standing committees, and 3 representatives to the assembly who are members of the minority party appointed by the assembly minority leader. The senate majority leader shall designate one of the senators as senate cochairperson and the speaker of the assembly shall designate one of the representatives as assembly cochairperson.

AJR76, s. 2 Section 2. Report. The special committee shall report its recommendations on 1995 Assembly Bill 591 to both houses of the legislature.

AJR76,2,5 (End)