Ayes: 9 - Representatives Brandemuehl, Otte, Silbaugh, Hahn, Zukowski, Musser, Turner, Riley and Kreuser.
Noes: 4 - Representatives Hasenohrl, Baumgart, L. Young and Ryba.
To committee on Rules.
Senate Bill 657
Relating to: designating and marking a bridge on STH 441 in Outagamie County as the "Fox Valley Connection Bridge" and providing an exemption from rule-making procedures.
Assembly amendment 1 adoption:
Ayes: 13 - Representatives Brandemuehl, Otte, Silbaugh, Hahn, Zukowski, Musser, Hasenohrl, Baumgart, Turner, L. Young, Ryba, Riley and Kreuser.
Noes: 0.
Concurrence as amended:
Ayes: 13 - Representatives Brandemuehl, Otte, Silbaugh, Hahn, Zukowski, Musser, Hasenohrl, Baumgart, Turner, L. Young, Ryba, Riley and Kreuser.
Noes: 0.
To committee on Rules.
David Brandemuehl
Chairperson
Committee on Highways and Transportation
The committee on Housing reports and recommends:
Senate Bill 387
Relating to: the financial responsibility of persons who perform on one-family and 2-family dwellings work for which a building permit is required.
Concurrence:
Ayes: 11 - Representatives Owens, Kaufert, Silbaugh, Green, Vrakas, Kelso, Morris-Tatum, Bell, Baldwin, Wilder and Riley.
Noes: 0.
To committee on Rules.
Senate Bill 547
Relating to: the registration and regulation of certain nonprofit corporations as mortgage bankers, loan originators or loan solicitors.
Concurrence:
Ayes: 11 - Representatives Owens, Kaufert, Silbaugh, Green, Vrakas, Kelso, Morris-Tatum, Bell, Baldwin, Wilder and Riley.
Noes: 0.
To committee on Rules.
Carol Owens
Chairperson
Committee on Housing
The committee on Small Business and Economic Development reports and recommends:
Senate Bill 519
Relating to: security deposits made by motor fuel dealers.
Assembly substitute amendment 1 adoption:
Ayes: 10 - Representatives Seratti, Vrakas, Kreibich, Kaufert, Owens, Huebsch, Rutkowski, Wilder, Plombon and Springer.
Noes: 0.
Concurrence as amended:
Ayes: 10 - Representatives Seratti, Vrakas, Kreibich, Kaufert, Owens, Huebsch, Rutkowski, Wilder, Plombon and Springer.
Noes: 0.
To committee on Rules.
Lorraine Seratti
Chairperson
Committee on Small Business and Economic Development
The committee on Urban Education reports and recommends:
Senate Bill 290
Relating to: children-at-risk programs operated by the Milwaukee Public Schools.
Concurrence:
Ayes: 7 - Representatives Williams, Duff, Nass, Lazich, Grothman, Walker and Black.
Noes: 0.
To committee on Rules.
Annette Polly Williams
Chairperson
Committee on Urban Education
The committee on Ways and Means reports and recommends:
Senate Bill 360
Relating to: exempting all transfers between spouses from the real estate transfer fee.
Concurrence:
Ayes: 15 - Representatives Lehman, Klusman, Coleman, Underheim, Seratti, Gard, Goetsch, Huebsch, Handrick, Wood, Robson, Turner, Hanson, Riley and Ziegelbauer.
Noes: 0.
To committee on Rules.
Michael Lehman
Chairperson
Committee on Ways and Means
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Executive Communications
State of Wisconsin
Office of the Governor
Madison
To the Honorable, the Assembly:
The following bills, originating in the Assembly, have been approved, signed and deposited in the office of the Secretary of State:
Bill Number Act Number Date Approved
571287
April 25, 1996
550288
April 25, 1996
591 (partial veto)289April 25, 1996
495
290April 25, 1996
528291
April 25, 1996
585296
April 29, 1996
Respectfully submitted,
Tommy G. Thompson
Governor
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Governor's Veto Message
April 26, 1996
To the Honorable Members of the Assembly:
I have approved
Assembly Bill 591 as
1995 Act 289 and have deposited it in the Office of the Secretary of State. I have exercised the partial veto in a number of areas.
I am very pleased to sign the country's most significant piece of welfare reform legislation. Through a series of waivers and pilot programs, beginning with Learnfare in 1987, we have established the basic premise that for those who can work, only work should pay, and that everybody should work to the extent of their abilities. Welfare should be used as a temporary last resort, and should provide incentives to promote individuals' efforts to attain self sufficiency. It should provide only as much service as an individual asks for and its fairness should be measured by comparison to working families who are supporting their families without public assistance. This set of principles has been one of the keystones of this administration. It culminates with the signing of this bill.
