1995 - 1996 LEGISLATURE
June 23, 1995 - Printed by direction of Senate chief clerk.
AB150-engrossed,1,2
1An Act relating to: state finances and appropriations, constituting the
2executive budget act of the 1995 legislature, and making appropriations.
Analysis by the Legislative Reference Bureau
Contents
The text of Engrossed 1995 Assembly Bill 150 consists of the following
documents adopted in the assembly on June 21 and 22, 1995: Assembly Substitute
Amendment 1 to the bill, as affected by the assembly's adoption of Assembly
Amendment 26 (as affected by Assembly Amendments 1, 2, 3, 12, 22, 31, 33, 34 and
36 thereto), Assembly Amendment 27, Assembly Amendment 35 (as affected by
Assembly Amendment 1 thereto) and Assembly Amendment 43.
Two of these amendments affect the same bill text. In this engrossed bill, the
treatment of page 2193, line 14, of Assembly Substitute Amendment 1 by Assembly
Amendment 1 to Assembly Amendment 35 is superseded by the treatment of page
2193, lines 13 to 25 by Assembly Amendment 26 because Assembly Amendment 26,
the later adopted amendment, deleted material inserted by Assembly Amendment
1 to Assembly Amendment 35, the earlier adopted amendment.
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Guide to nonstatutory material
As is the case for all other bills, the Sections of the budget bill treating statutory
material are displayed in the ascending numerical sequence of the statute units
affected. In some parts of the bill, not all consecutive Section numbers are used.
Treatments of prior session laws (styled "[year] Wisconsin Act ...." or, before
1983, "laws of [year], chapter ....") are displayed next by year of original enactment
and by act number.
Following the treatment of prior session laws, the remaining nonstatutory
material is set forth in bill Sections numbered as follows:
9101 to 9159: Nonstatutory provisions; agency name.
9201 to 9259: Appropriation changes; agency name.
9301 to 9359: Initial applicability; agency name.
9400 to 9459: Effective dates; agency name.
In each of the 4 categories, there is a separate Section number for every agency.
In that number, the last 2 digits correspond to the agencies as shown below. For
example, for nonstatutory provisions that are not appropriation changes or initial
applicability or effective date provisions affecting the historical society, see Section
9128. The agencies are listed in alphabetical sequence by key word. For any agency
not yet assigned a 2-digit identification number or any provision that does not relate
to the functions of any particular agency, see number "59" (other) in each category.
01 Administration
02 Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention and Pregnancy Services Board
03 Aging and Long-Term Care Board
04 Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection
05 Arts Board
06 Banking
07 Boundary Area Commission, Minnesota-Wisconsin
08 Building Commission
09 Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Board
10 Circuit Courts
11 Conservation Corps Board
12 Corrections
13 Cost Containment Commission
14 Court of Appeals
15 Credit Unions
16 Development
17 Educational Communications Board
18 Elections Board
19 Employe Trust Funds
20 Employment Relations Commission
21 Employment Relations Department
22 Ethics Board
23 Gaming Commission
24 Governor
25 Health and Educational Facilities Authority
26 Health and Social Services
27 Higher Educational Aids Board
28 Historical Society
29 Housing and Economic Development Authority
30 Industry, Labor and Human Relations
31 Insurance
32 Investment Board
33 Joint Committee on Finance
34 Judicial Commission
35 Judicial Council
36 Justice
37 Legislature
38 Lieutenant Governor
39 Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Board
40 Medical College of Wisconsin
41 Military Affairs
42 Natural Resources
43 Personnel Commission
44 Public Defender Board
45 Public Instruction
46 Public Service Commission
47 Regulation and Licensing
48 Revenue
49 Savings and Loan
50 Secretary of State
51 Securities
52 State Fair Park Board
53 Supreme Court
54 Technical College System
55 Transportation
56 Treasurer
57 University of Wisconsin System
58 Veterans Affairs
59 Other
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The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in senate and assembly, do
enact as follows:
AB150-engrossed,3,22
7.33
(1) (a) "Employe" has the meaning given under s. 101.01
(2) (a) (3).
