(2) The legislative reference bureau shall enter the title relating clause and drafting number of the bill or resolution on the envelope, and the clerk shall enter the number, the date of introduction, the name of the member or committee introducing it and the committee of reference upon the envelope and upon the cover sheet. The usual notations of either committee or clerk shall be made on the envelope and only in the history file for the measure. Only those documents specified by the chief clerk shall be placed therein in the envelope.
(3) (intro.) The chief clerk shall also cause to be noted on such jacket envelope, and to be transcribed to enter in the history file for the measure:
(d) The reprinting reproduction of a measure with all adopted amendments engrossed therein.
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13. Senate rule 31 (3) is amended to read:
Senate Rule 31 (3) Any The chief clerk shall enter any corrections made by the chief clerk under this rule shall be noted on the jacket envelope and entered in the journal.
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14. Senate rule 32 (1) and (2) are amended to read:
Senate Rule 32 (1) When first considered and thereafter each time that a proposal is considered after business relating to another subject has intervened, it shall be identified in the journal by number and relating clause. Thereafter all reference to any bill, resolution, joint resolution or petition either in the journal, or messages shall be by number only, excepting in the journal where the ayes and noes are entered. The chief clerk shall read the titles relating clauses except where the senate directs otherwise, except that in messages of approval of bills by the governor the chief clerk shall read the bill number only unless a member requests the title relating clause to be read.
(2) No later than one-half hour following the adjournment of each day's session, members may submit to the chief clerk in writing a listing of visitors from their districts who witnessed a part of such day's session. Such list, together with the record of the guests introduced on that day under rule 17 (4), shall be printed entered at the end of the day's journal.
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15. Senate rule 33 (3) is amended to read:
Senate Rule 33 (3) Such resolutions as are only expressive of opinion Resolutions offering commendations, congratulations or condolences, memorializing congress or an individual or affecting senate or legislative rules or procedures are declared not to be within the meaning of the term "business" under the constitutional provision limiting the matters to be considered during special sessions to such as are enumerated in the governor's call for a special session.
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16. Senate rule 34 (title), (1), (2) and (3) are amended to read:
Senate Rule 34. (title) Printed bills, etc., Proposals to be on file one day before action. (1) All bills and joint resolutions, and all resolutions except those privileged for immediate consideration under rule 69, shall, after being printed distributed, lay over one day before being considered.
(2) The requirement for a one-day layover shall not apply to amendments, but copies of the full text, reproduced in whatever form,
of each amendment shall be distributed to the members before final adoption
of the amendment.
(3) Reading at length shall be required for resolutions privileged under rule 69 and for any governor's veto message unless written copies of the full text of such documents, printed or otherwise reproduced, have been distributed to the members.
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17. Senate rule 35 is amended to read:
Senate Rule 35.
Three separate readings. Every bill, and every joint resolution proposing an amendment to the constitution, shall receive 3 separate readings by title relating clause previous to its passage except where otherwise provided but shall not receive 2 readings on the same day.
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18. Senate rule 42 (1) is amended to read:
Senate Rule 42 (1) Every bill or joint resolution upon which such action has been taken that it is next to be messaged to the assembly shall be so messaged by the chief clerk but shall be held in the chief clerk's office until the time for reconsideration of such bill or joint resolution has expired. If the rules have been suspended for immediate messaging, the chief clerk shall enter such action shall be noted on the jacket envelope in the history file for the bill or joint resolution. Every privileged joint resolution shall be messaged immediately unless it is otherwise ordered by the senate.
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19. Senate rule 44 is amended to read:
Senate Rule 44. Signing of documents. The original of all enrolled acts and resolutions shall be signed by the chief clerk, and all writs, warrants and subpoenas issued by order of the senate shall be signed by the presiding officer, and attested by the chief clerk.
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20. Senate rule 45 is amended to read:
Senate Rule 45. Offering of privileged resolution. Any resolution privileged by rule 69 shall, when sent to the clerk's desk, be read at length by the chief clerk, but may be read by title its relating clause if copies of the text have been distributed to the members. When so read, the privileged resolution shall be considered to be before the senate.
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21. Senate rule 46 (1) is amended to read:
Senate Rule 46 (1) Bills, resolutions, amendments, petitions, reports, communications or other documents that may properly come before the senate shall be presented by a member thereof to the chief clerk, or a staff member designated by the chief clerk, at anytime. A brief statement of the contents thereof shall appear thereon, together with the name of the members introducing the same.
If the document is to be printed, a copy shall be numbered and delivered to the legislative reference bureau for transmission to the contract printer. If a document is to be reproduced, the chief clerk shall number the document.
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22. Senate rule 46 (5) is amended to read:
Senate Rule 46 (5) Proposed amendments A proposed amendment that is offered for the purpose of being printed shall have a heading stating the number of the bill, joint resolution or resolution it is proposed to amend and the name of the member proposing the amendment. The title chief clerk shall read the number of the amendment shall be read and the. The amendment shall be printed reproduced. The jacket copy of the amendment shall be placed in the jacket and printed copies shall be distributed as provided by the rules. Amendments filed shall be recorded at the end of each day's journal.
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23. Senate rule 48 is amended to read:
Senate Rule 48.
Reading of amendments. The full text of each amendment shall be read to the members by the chief clerk, and the identifying number of each amendment shall be stated by the president, but the reading at length shall not occur for amendments which have been printed or otherwise reproduced and distributed to the members.
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24. Senate rule 50 (1) is amended to read:
Senate Rule 50 (1) No standing committee shall report any substitute or amendment for any proposal originating in either house referred to such committee nor shall the senate consider any substitute or amendment which relates to a different subject, is intended to accomplish a different purpose, would require a title relating clause essentially different from the relating clause of the original proposal or would totally alter the nature of the original proposal.
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25. Senate rule 89 is amended to read:
Senate Rule 89.
Certification of payroll. The chief clerk and the sergeant at arms of the senate shall certify to the department of administration the names of all persons employed in their respective departments by the senate, the capacity in which employed, and the amounts respectively due them, which certificate shall be approved by the presiding officer chairperson of the committee on senate organization.
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26. Senate rule 93 (1) and (3) are amended to read:
Senate Rule 93 (1) No senate bill, senate joint resolution or senate resolution shall be considered unless it is germane to the subjects enumerated by the governor in the proclamation calling the special session proclamation or to the subjects enumerated by the committees on organization or in the joint resolution calling the extended or extraordinary session and is recommended for introduction by the committee on senate organization or by the joint committee on employment relations.
(3) The daily calendar shall be in effect immediately upon posting on the legislative bulletin boards. A printed The calendar shall need not be
required distributed.
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27. Senate rule 94 (3) (a) is amended to read:
Senate Rule 94 (3) (a) Within one week from the adoption of any resolution significantly changing these rules the chief clerk shall direct the
printing distribution of a new pamphlet incorporating the entire text of these rules as affected by that resolution unless, in the judgment of the chief clerk, additional rule changes may soon be agreed to by the senate. Each pamphlet edition shall contain a revised table of contents and index prepared by the legislative reference bureau and shall be printed under the class 1 contract for legislative bills.
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28. Senate rule 95 is amended to read:
Senate Rule 95. (title) Printing Copies for senate. All publications for the senate and printing reproduction to be done for the senate shall conform to the rules or be as determined by the committee on senate organization or the joint committee on legislative organization.
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29. Senate rule 96 is repealed.
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30. Senate rule 98 (4) (intro.) is amended to read:
Senate Rule 98 (4) (intro.) All citations on behalf of the senate shall be typed by employes assigned to the chief clerk, shall be prepared on an artistic form, approved by the committee on senate organization committee, suitable for framing, and shall be in substantially the following form:
