AB-63, voter registration ID -
A 211
(Assembly failed to pass notwithstanding objections of the Governor)
-
A 217
AB-84, 180 day school year requirement modified -
A 1019
AB-100, executive budget bill (partial veto) -
A 374
Item C-4, nursing home rate increase (Assembly passed notwithstanding objections of the Governor; Senate refused to concur) -
A 469,
507;
S 366
Item C-8, pharmacy reimbursement rates for brand name prescription drugs (Failed to pass notwithstanding objections of the Governor) -
A 494
Item C-9, pharmacy reimbursement rates for dispensing fees (Failed to pass notwithstanding objections of the Governor) -
A 494
Item C-14, outpatient hospital reimbursement rates (Failed to pass notwithstanding objections of the Governor) -
A 495
Item C-16, bariatric surgery [gastric bypass] prohibition (Failed to pass notwithstanding objections of the Governor) -
A 495
Item F-3, adoption expenses credit (Failed to pass notwithstanding objections of the Governor) -
A 492
Item F-4, health savings accounts (Failed to pass notwithstanding objections of the Governor) -
A 492
AB-152, precentage of fines and forfeitures retained by counties -
A 1019
AB-207, health care provider refusal to provide certain medical procedures on moral or religious grounds -
A 526
AB-208, rural enterprise development zone (partial veto) -
A 1022
(Assembly failed to pass notwithstanding objections of the Governor)
-
A 1160
AB-209, portion of USH 14 designated the Ronald Reagan Highway
-
A 264
AB-299, eliminates county shoreland zoning ordinance requirement on newly incorporated territory -
A 1022
AB-327, unincorporated cooperative association created -
A 1020
AB-461, Legislature must concur by joint resolution before Governor may allow off-reservation gaming -
A 1154
(Assembly failed to pass notwithstanding objections of the Governor)
-
A 1160
AB-499, human cloning -
A 576
AB-509, exception to immunity provisions re litigation for failure to repair highways -
A 1020
AB-597, building code or zoning ordinance violations -
A 997
AB-730, certain institutions within U.W. System allowed to operate an independent charter school -
A 1020
AB-764, medical malpractice cases re collateral source payments -
A 642
AB-766, medical malpractice cases re noneconomic damages -
A 642
AB-850, pier or wharf requirements -
A 1156
(Assembly failed to pass notwithstanding objections of the Governor)
-
A 1161
AB-871, post-dated checks and checks given for past consideration -
A 1021
AB-969, cash bond first used to pay restitution to crime victim -
A 1021
AB-1021, health care provider apology inadmissible as evidence of liability
-
A 1155
AB-1060, "virtual charter school" definition -
A 1021
AB-1071, time allowed for medical malpractice claims under certain conditions -
A 1016
AB-1072, reduction of damages in medical malpractice cases under certain conditions -
A 1016
AB-1074, caps on attorney fees and prohibit recovery of certain other costs in medical malpractice cases -
A 1017
AB-1182, certain DOA Secretary report to JCF -
A 1157
SB-42, voter registration ID -
S 323
SB-55, enterprise development zones -
S 324
SB-58: product liability law changes -
S 518
SB-68, schools may choose not to comply with SAGE -
S 777
SB-70: lay and expert witness testimony -
S 519
SB-138: doctors required to make certain statements to women seeking abortions -
S 519
SB-171: school boards calling a special election to hold certain referenda
-
S 519
SB-268, rental-purchase agreements -
S 757
SB-390, grant for dockwall in City of Marinette -
S 419
SB-402: claims against lead paint manufacturers -
S 520
SB-403: concealed carry -
S 547
SB-420, group health benefit plan definition -
S 773
SB-446, transfer date of interfund transfers -
S 872
SB-447, punitive damages -
S 774
SB-501, attorney fees and litigation costs re frivolous claims -
S 774
SB-551, wetland approval exemption for certain structure in Kewaunee County -
S 873
SB-567, public assistance eligibility limited -
S 875
SB-578, health care review records and discovery -
S 778
SB-617, preferred provider plans -
S 774
Resigned effective 10/31/05. Represented 33rd Assembly District. (Elected Waukesha County Executive) -
A 561
Resigned effective 8/2/06. Represented 37th Assembly District. -
A 1184
