Wednesday, October 12, 2005
Ninety-Seventh Regular Session
The Chief Clerk makes the following entries under the above date.
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The Chief Clerk makes the following entries dated Thursday, October 6, 2005.
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Read first time and referred:
Senate Bill 367
Relating to: the disposal of electronic equipment, producer responsibility for electronic devices that are discarded, substances contained in electronic equipment, grants for facilities and systems for recycling electronic equipment, state purchasing of electronic equipment, granting rule-making authority, making an appropriation, and providing a penalty.
By
Senators
Miller, Lassa, Hansen, Robson, Risser and Erpenbach; cosponsored by Representatives Ott, Bies, Shilling, Black, Lehman, Sinicki, Hahn, Parisi, Molepske, Pocan, Pope-Roberts, Berceau and Richards.
To committee on Natural Resources and Transportation.
Senate Bill 368
Relating to: permitting a mother to breast-feed in any public or private location where she is otherwise authorized to be.
By
Senators
Risser, Lassa, Erpenbach, Miller and Plale; cosponsored by Representatives Wasserman, Boyle, Black, Pocan, Travis, Cullen, Albers, Ballweg, Berceau, F. Lasee, Sheridan, Parisi, Seidel, Pope-Roberts, Shilling, Pettis and Sinicki.
To committee on Health, Children, Families, Aging and Long Term Care.
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The Chief Clerk makes the following entries dated Friday, October 7, 2005.
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Read first time and referred:
Senate Bill 369
Relating to: requiring a court to establish a father's obligation for birth expenses.
By
Senators
Roessler, Brown, Darling and Lassa; cosponsored by Representatives Kestell, Gunderson, Hahn, Hines, Lehman, LeMahieu, Musser, Ott, Strachota, Van Roy and Vos.
To committee on Health, Children, Families, Aging and Long Term Care.
Senate Bill 370
Relating to: eligibility of a student enrolled in a 2-year, full-time vocational diploma program at a technical college for an academic excellence higher education scholarship.
By
Senators
Brown, Olsen, A. Lasee, Darling and Erpenbach; cosponsored by Representatives Lothian, Krawczyk, Gronemus, Fields, Albers, Hines, Musser, Jensen, Ainsworth, Kestell, Pettis, Gunderson, Berceau, Bies, Wood and Davis.
To committee on Higher Education and Tourism.
Senate Bill 371
Relating to: mandatory overtime hours worked by health care workers employed by health care facilities and providing penalties.
By
Senators
Robson, Coggs, Carpenter, Risser, Hansen, Miller and Erpenbach; cosponsored by Representatives Lehman, Fields, Pope-Roberts, Turner, Cullen, Black, Sheridan, Parisi, Benedict, Berceau, Sinicki, Zepnick, Seidel, Pocan and Van Akkeren.
To committee on Labor and Election Process Reform.
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State of Wisconsin
October 7, 2005
The Honorable, The Senate:
Pursuant to Senate Rule
46(2)(c), I am writing to direct that
Assembly Bill 657 be withdrawn from the committee on
Natural Resources and Transportation and rereferred to the committee on
Judiciary, Corrections, and Privacy.
I have obtained the consent of the appropriate chairperson.
Sincerely,
ALAN LASEE
Senate President
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The Chief Clerk makes the following entries dated Monday, October 10, 2005.
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Read first time and referred:
Senate Bill 372
Relating to: a grant for a biomedical technology alliance in southeastern Wisconsin.
By
Senators
Kanavas, Darling, Plale, Stepp, A. Lasee, Roessler and Harsdorf; cosponsored by Representatives Jensen, Honadel, Kerkman, Nischke, Zepnick, Townsend, Bies, Strachota, Davis, Owens, Berceau and Hahn.
To committee on Job Creation, Economic Development and Consumer Affairs.
Relating to: prohibiting charging grossly excessive prices for consumer goods and services and providing a penalty.
By
Senators
Hansen, Decker, Carpenter, Taylor, Lassa, Risser and Erpenbach; cosponsored by Representatives Zepnick, Lehman, Shilling, Seidel, Sheridan, Pocan, Sinicki and Toles, by request of Attorney General Peggy A. Lautenschlager.
To committee on Job Creation, Economic Development and Consumer Affairs.
Senate Bill 374
Relating to: designating the bridge on STH 141 in the town of Lena in Oconto County as the Nichole M. Frye Memorial Bridge.
By
Senator
Hansen
; cosponsored by Representative Gard
.
To committee on Natural Resources and Transportation.
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Read first time and referred:
Senate Bill 375
Relating to: liens for metal fabrication tool builders and metal parts manufacturers and destruction of metal fabrication tools.
By
Senators
Darling, A. Lasee, Kanavas, Plale and Stepp; cosponsored by Representatives Jeskewitz, Suder, Hundertmark, Petrowski, Hines, Townsend, Owens, M. Williams, Ainsworth, Kaufert, Friske, Ott and Fields.
To committee on Judiciary, Corrections and Privacy.
Senate Bill 376
Relating to: imposing an excess profits tax on integrated oil companies, creating an individual income tax credit for home heating costs, requiring the combined reporting of corporate income and franchise taxes, granting rule-making authority, and making an appropriation.
By
Senators
Decker, Hansen, Breske, Miller, Carpenter, Risser, Erpenbach and Jauch; cosponsored by Representatives Lehman, Seidel, Hahn, Pocan, Black, Boyle, Benedict, Turner, Travis, Berceau, Pope-Roberts and Sheridan.
To committee on Job Creation, Economic Development and Consumer Affairs.
Senate Bill 377
Relating to: authorizing the University of Wisconsin System to establish or contract for the establishment of a charter school.
By
Senators
Darling and Kanavas; cosponsored by Representatives Vukmir, Underheim, Jensen, Towns, Hines, Hundertmark, Ward, Hahn and Wieckert.
To committee on Education.
Senate Bill 378
Relating to: the elimination of jury trials in termination of parental rights proceedings.
By
Senators
Darling, Roessler, Hansen and Lassa; cosponsored by Representatives Stone, Gard, Hines, Jeskewitz, Staskunas, Ott, Pettis and Lothian.
To committee on Judiciary, Corrections and Privacy.
Senate Bill 379
Relating to: the regulation, preservation, and restoration of historic buildings, the supplement to the federal historic rehabilitation tax credit and the state historic rehabilitation tax credit, requiring the certification of downtowns, promoting certain downtown areas in this state, highway projects involving business and downtown areas, the construction of major highway projects involving a bypass, granting rule-making authority, and making appropriations.
By
Senators
Lassa, Harsdorf, Erpenbach, Leibham, Miller, Plale and Roessler; cosponsored by Representatives Shilling, Vruwink, Seidel, Berceau, Boyle, Fields, Freese, Gronemus, Krawczyk, Kreibich, Lehman, McCormick, Molepske, Moulton, Pettis, Richards, Sheridan, Turner and Zepnick.
To committee on Job Creation, Economic Development and Consumer Affairs.
