Senate Bill 539

Relating to: elimination of the federal-state relations office; terminating foreign trade offices and limiting technology development grants; eliminating bonus compensation for certain employes of the investment board; eliminating the student achievement guarantee in education program; restoration of breakage revenue from racetrack wagering; eliminating funding and construction of the Northern Great Lakes Regional Visitor Center; eliminating the position of executive assistant in state agencies; a limitation on expenditures by state agencies for travel; expenditures from the appropriation for general program operations of the office of the governor, the senate and the assembly; decreasing the authorized full-time equivalent positions for the office of the lieutenant governor; a limitation upon the maximum annual salary payable to certain legislative employes; elimination of legislative partisan caucus staffs; membership of the Wisconsin legislature in the Council of State Governments; granting rule-making authority; and making and decreasing appropriations. relating to: elimination of the federal-state relations office; terminating foreign trade offices and limiting technology development grants; eliminating bonus compensation for certain employes of the investment board; eliminating the student achievement guarantee in education program; restoration of breakage revenue from racetrack wagering; eliminating funding and construction of the Northern Great Lakes Regional Visitor Center; eliminating the position of executive assistant in state agencies; a limitation on expenditures by state agencies for travel; expenditures from the appropriation for general program operations of the office of the governor, the senate and the assembly; decreasing the authorized full-time equivalent positions for the office of the lieutenant governor; a limitation upon the maximum annual salary payable to certain legislative employes; elimination of legislative partisan caucus staffs; membership of the Wisconsin legislature in the Council of State Governments; granting rule-making authority; and making and decreasing appropriations.