Assembly Chief Clerk
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Reference Bureau Corrections
Conference Amendment 1, to Senate Substitute Amendment 1, to Assembly Bill 75
In enrolling, the following corrections were made:
1. Page 1, line 1: on that line and thereafter, the bill Section numbers and the nonstatutory subsection numbers under each nonstatutory section have been modified, as necessary, so that the bill Sections and statutory subsection numbers appear in ascending alpha-numeric order; all of those changes are shown in the Legislative Reference Bureau drafting record.
2. Page 17, line 11: delete that line.
3. Page 25, line 19: delete "regional transit KRM" and substitute "regional transit KRM".
4. Page 25, line 20: delete "southeastern regional transit" and substitute "southeastern regional transit".
5. Page 26, line 14: delete "transit KRM" and substitute "transit KRM".
6. Page 26, line 14: delete the material beginning with "Southeastern" and ending with "transit" on line 15 and substitute "Southeastern regional transit".
7. Page 34, line 16: after "beginning with" insert "that line".
8. Page 42, line 16: before "Gay Straight Alliance" insert "the".
9. Page 60, line 10: delete "13" and substitute "12".
10. Page 80, line 7: delete "s 66.0903" and substitute "s. 66.0903".
11. Page 80, line 17: delete ", demolition, or" and substitute "demolition, or".
12. Page 88, line 1: delete lines 1 to 3 and substitute:
A297 "393b. Page 723, line 7: delete "par. (b)" and substitute "par. (c) 5.".".
****Note: Combines items 392. and 393. of conference amendment 1 into a new item, 393b., to give effect to both items.
13. Page 120, line 14: delete "after" and substitute "delete".
****Note: Corrects form of expression of item 544. of conference amendment 1.
14. Page 120, line 14: delete "insert" and substitute "and substitute".
****Note: Corrects form of expression of item 544. of conference amendment 1.
15. Page 126, line 10: delete lines 10 and 11.
****Note: Item 550. of conference amendment 1 deletes the creation of s. 77.51 (12m) (b) 9. from senate substitute amendment 1, rendering the material deleted here, which proposes to repeal that statute, a nullity.
16. Page 126, line 18: delete lines 18 and 19.
****Note: Item 552. of conference amendment 1 deletes the creation of s. 77.51 (15b) (b) 9. from senate substitute amendment 1, rendering the material deleted here, which proposes to repeal that statute, a nullity.
17. Page 144, line 4: delete "demolition, or" and substitute "or demolition, or".
18. Page 219, line 15: delete "$47,346,000" and substitute "$47,346,000)".
19. Page 223, line 17: delete "(5x)" and substitute "(5k)".
20. Page 233, line 7: delete "line 25" and substitute "line 24".
21. Page 246, line 24: delete "(2m)" and substitute "(2m),".
22. Page 249, line 22: delete that line.
****Note: Deletes item 1038. of conference amendment 1 because that item adds to an effective date provision a reference to a nonexistent treatment.
23. Page 251, line 22: delete "takes" and substitute "take".
24. Page 253, line 5: delete the material beginning with "77.51" and ending with "(15b) (b) 9." on line 6 and substitute "77.54 (55)".
****Note: This item and items 25. , 26. , and 28. below give effect to items 1066., 1067., and 1068. of conference amendment 1, by applying, to the subsection (1j) that item 1065. of conference amendment 1 substituted for subsection (1m) of Section 9441 of senate substitute amendment 1, the changes that those items would have made to that subsection (1m).
25. Page 253, line 6: delete the material beginning with "October" and ending with "2009," on line 7 and substitute "September 1, 2009.".
26. Page 253, line 7: delete the material beginning with "or on" and ending with "later." on line 8.
27. Page 253, line 9: delete the material beginning with "77.51" and ending with "9.," on line 10.
****Note: Removes the repeal of s. 77.51 (12m) (b) 9. and (15b) (b) 9. from an effective date provision because those repeals are deleted by items 15. and 16. above.
28. Page 253, line 13: delete lines 13 to 17.
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Senate Substitute Amendment 1 to Assembly Bill 75
In enrolling, the following corrections were made:
1. Page 1, line 1: on that line and thereafter, the bill SECTION numbers and the nonstatutory subsection numbers under each nonstatutory section have been modified, as necessary, so that the bill SECTIONS and statutory subsection numbers appear in ascending alpha-numeric order; all of those changes are shown in the Legislative Reference Bureau drafting record.
2. Page 580, line 23: delete "1." and substitute "(a)".
3. Page 580, line 24: delete "2." and substitute "(b)".
4. Page 580, line 25: delete "3." and substitute "(c)".
5. Page 1885, line 9: delete "section" and substitute "SECTION".
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Chief Clerk Reports
The Chief Clerk records:
Assembly Bill 75
Presented to the Governor on Monday, June 29.
Patrick E. Fuller
Assembly Chief Clerk
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Executive Communications
State of Wisconsin
Office of the Governor
Madison
June 29, 2009
To the Honorable Members of the Assembly:
The following bill, originating in the Assembly, has been approved, signed and deposited in the office of the Secretary of State:
Bill Number Act Number Date Approved
AB 75 (in part)28June 29, 2009
Respectfully submitted,
JIM Doyle
Governor
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A298 Communications
State of Wisconsin
Office of the Secretary of State
Madison
To Whom It May Concern:
Acts, Joint Resolutions and Resolutions deposited in this office have been numbered and published as follows:
Bill Number Act Number Publication Date
AB 75 (in part)28June 29, 2009
Sincerely,
Douglas La Follette
Secretary of State
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Governor's Veto Message
State of Wisconsin
Office of the Governor
Madison
June 29, 2009
To the Honorable Members of the Assembly:
I have approved Assembly Bill 75 as 2009 Wisconsin Act 28 and deposited it in the Office of the Secretary of State.
In the face of the worst global and national economic conditions in generations, Wisconsin, like most other states, faced the largest deficit in state history – $6.6 billion – and, despite this challenge, the Legislature finished the budget on time. Today, for the first time since 1977, the budget will be enacted before the start of the new biennium. I hope that future legislatures will continue to meet this deadline.
This budget reflects difficult decisions. State spending is cut by over $3 billion, the largest cut in state history. All state programs, with very few exceptions, will be cut at least 1 percent from base. Many programs will be cut by an additional 5 percent or more. State employees will be making dramatic sacrifices – 8 furlough days per year, no pay increases, layoffs, and increased contributions to retirement and fringe benefits. The economic conditions facing our state are not the fault of state workers or Wisconsin citizens. Unfortunately, we must now all make sacrifices due to reckless behavior on Wall Street and in real estate markets.
Smaller reductions in key programs such as school aid and shared revenue were made possible through much deeper cuts in other areas. I worked with President Obama and Congressman Dave Obey to shape the federal recovery legislation that delivered over $2 billion to protect Wisconsin's schools, property taxpayers and health care programs. Finally, after making deep cuts and securing federal stabilization funds, targeted revenue measures were necessary to keep the global economic crisis from damaging Wisconsin's future economic growth.
This budget protects the middle class. Despite two consecutive years of falling tax collections, there is no sales tax increase. There is no across-the-board income tax increase. The top 1 percent of taxpayers have been asked to pay 1 percent more on income above $300,000. Wisconsin's generous capital gains exemption will be trimmed back but still remain one of the most favorable in the nation. Collection measures are being enhanced and corporate tax deductions clarified to ensure fairness. Property taxes will be held in check by maintaining tight limits on municipal and school district levies and increasing the first dollar credit on property tax bills. Public health is improved through a 75 cent increase in state tobacco taxes in conjunction with the recently enacted statewide smoking ban.
As a result of 2009 Wisconsin Acts 2 and 11, which I signed earlier this year, along with provisions in this budget, business taxes will be cut by over $130 million during the next four years. Research and development, job creation, and new business venture investments are given a boost through new tax credits. New jobs are created immediately through an $823 million increase in state transportation spending from state resources and federal recovery funding. Future economic opportunity is fostered through investments in the Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center and Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery, along with support for cutting edge research on personalized medicine and genomics and bonding to support UW-Milwaukee's efforts to build its research capacity. Additional state bonding is also authorized to help keep Wisconsin on-track for federal support to expand passenger rail service from Milwaukee to Madison and beyond.
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