1999-03-23 Assembly Journal

A127 Relating to criminal record background checks for certified day care operators, employes and contractors of certified day care operators and nonclient residents at certified day care locations.

Submitted by Department of Workforce Development.

Report received from Agency, March 17, 1999.

To committee on Health.

Referred on March 23, 1999 .

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Introduction and Reference
of Proposals

Read first time and referred:

Assembly Joint Resolution 38

Relating to: the life and public service of Francis Conway.

By Representatives Plale and Suder; cosponsored by Senator Zien .

To committee on Rules.

Assembly Joint Resolution 39

Relating to: authorizing the legislature to provide for 6-member juries in misdemeanor cases (first consideration).

By Representatives Goetsch, Ladwig, Kaufert, Albers, Porter, F. Lasee, Seratti, Klusman, Kestell, Gunderson, Skindrud, Owens, Musser, Spillner and Powers; cosponsored by Senators Huelsman, Darling, Farrow, Fitzgerald and Baumgart.

To committee on Judiciary and Personal Privacy .

Assembly Bill 222

Relating to: requiring day care providers and employes and volunteers of day care providers who provide care and supervision for children to receive training in the prevention of sudden infant death syndrome.

By Representatives Kelso, Stone, Grothman, Hutchison, Olsen, Goetsch, Seratti, Cullen and Albers; cosponsored by Senators Darling and Schultz.

To committee on Children and Families .

Assembly Bill 223

Relating to: drug paraphernalia.

By Representatives Gundrum, Ladwig, Ryba, Stone, Sykora, Klusman, Grothman, Porter, Ainsworth, Kestell, Brandemuehl, Seratti, Albers, Spillner, Kelso, Powers, Montgomery, Skindrud, Freese, Plale, Staskunas, Kreibich and Pettis; cosponsored by Senators Drzewiecki, Roessler, Darling, Fitzgerald, Schultz, Farrow, Lazich, Huelsman, Welch and Panzer.

To committee on Judiciary and Personal Privacy .

Assembly Bill 224

Relating to: expanding the time period for expenditures that may be made by a tax incremental district created by the village of Ashwaubenon.

By Representatives Montgomery and F. Lasee; cosponsored by Senators Cowles and Drzewiecki.

To committee on Ways and Means.

Assembly Bill 225

Relating to: attracting wild animals with bait and granting rule-making authority.

By Representatives Johnsrud, Miller, Hutchison, Albers, Goetsch, Turner and Pettis.

To committee on Natural Resources .

Assembly Bill 226

Relating to: the disposition of unclaimed funds in a public treasury.

By Representatives Huber, Gunderson, Skindrud, Ziegelbauer, Petrowski, Bock, Ladwig, Brandemuehl, Cullen, Musser, La Fave, Ainsworth, Hasenohrl, F. Lasee, Plouff, Spillner, Turner, Goetsch, Kreuser, Sykora, Meyer, Kaufert, Staskunas, Kelso, Steinbrink, Seratti, Kedzie and Grothman; cosponsored by Senators Decker, Huelsman, Plache, Roessler, Wirch, Breske, Baumgart and Erpenbach.

To committee on Urban and Local Affairs .

Assembly Bill 227

Relating to: changing the boundaries of Jackson County and Monroe County.

By Representatives Musser, Gronemus and Huebsch; cosponsored by Senators Moen and Rude.

To committee on Urban and Local Affairs .

Assembly Bill 228

Relating to: increasing a school district's revenue limit for the costs of preventing or correcting the interpretation, production or use of dates in the year 2000 and subsequent years.

By Representatives Reynolds, Sinicki, Pocan, Hasenohrl, Black, Gronemus, Wasserman, Miller, Plouff, Turner, Ryba, Kreuser, J. Lehman, Staskunas and Lassa; cosponsored by Senators Erpenbach, Plache and Clausing.

To committee on Education.

Assembly Bill 229

Relating to: the Milwaukee parental choice program and making an appropriation.

By Representative Williams .

To committee on Education Reform .

Assembly Bill 230

Relating to: the composition, method of election and salaries of members of the board of school directors and the method of selection of the superintendent of schools in 1st class city school systems.

By Representative Williams .

To committee on Education Reform .

Assembly Bill 231

Relating to: eligibility to attend a charter school established by the city of Milwaukee, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee or the Milwaukee Area Technical College.

By Representative Williams .

To committee on Education Reform .

Assembly Bill 232

Relating to: achievement guarantee contracts and granting rule-making authority.

A128 By Representative Williams .

To committee on Education Reform .

Assembly Bill 233

Relating to: the Milwaukee parental choice program.

By Representative Williams .

To committee on Education Reform .

Assembly Bill 234

Relating to: qualification of candidates for justice of the supreme court for grants from the Wisconsin election campaign fund, court fees and making an appropriation.

By committee on Campaigns and Elections.

To committee on Campaigns and Elections .

Assembly Bill 235

Relating to: false reporting of certain disbursements and obligations under the campaign finance law and providing a penalty.

By committee on Campaigns and Elections.

To committee on Campaigns and Elections .

Assembly Bill 236

Relating to: a sales tax and use tax exemption for providing access to, or use of, the internet.

By Representatives Hutchison, Jensen, F. Lasee, Stone, Grothman, Olsen, Seratti, Musser, Owens, Plale, Kelso, Powers and Pettis; cosponsored by Senator Panzer .

To joint survey committee on Tax Exemptions .

Assembly Bill 237

Relating to: educational requirements for massage therapists and bodyworkers and providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures.

By Representative Underheim ; cosponsored by Senator Roessler .

To committee on Health.

Assembly Bill 238

Relating to: causing injury, death or property damage while under the influence of alcohol and providing a penalty.

By Representatives Johnsrud, Black, M. Lehman, Ladwig, Petrowski, Ryba, Brandemuehl, Hutchison, Huebsch, Klusman and Staskunas; cosponsored by Senators Drzewiecki, Roessler, Rude, Darling and Huelsman.

To committee on Highway Safety.

Assembly Bill 239

Relating to: limitations on and requirements for use of semiautomatic defibrillators by individuals other than emergency medical technicians and first responders - defibrillation, providing civil immunity for the use and requiring the department of health and family services to review training courses for the use.

By Representatives Johnsrud, Wasserman, Ainsworth, Albers, Balow, Boyle, Brandemuehl, Carpenter, Cullen, Goetsch, Gronemus, Gunderson, Hahn, Hasenohrl, Hoven, Huber, Kaufert, Kelso, Klusman, Ladwig, La Fave, Lassa, J. Lehman, M. Lehman, Meyer, Miller, Musser, Powers, Ryba, Seratti, Sherman, Steinbrink, Sykora, Urban and Underheim; cosponsored by Senators Robson, Drzewiecki, Cowles, Darling, Farrow, Huelsman, Lazich, Risser, Roessler, Rosenzweig, Plache and Schultz, by request of the American Heart Association.

To committee on Public Health.

Assembly Bill 240