Noes: 0.
To Committee on Rules.
Senate Bill 362
Relating to: grounds, and notice requirements, for rescission of insurance contracts.
Concurrence:
Ayes: 12 - Representatives Albers, F. Lasee, Underheim, Kreibich, Lazich, Hoven, Green, Baldus, Notestein, Robson, Cullen and Ziegelbauer.
Noes: 0.
To Committee on Rules.
Sheryl Albers
Chairperson
Committee on Insurance, Securities and Corporate Policy
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The committee on Natural Resources reports and recommends:
Assembly Bill 634
Relating to: issuance of special deer hunting permits to certain minors.
Assembly substitute amendment 1 adoption:
Ayes: 14 - Representatives Johnsrud, Powers, Ainsworth, Ott, Albers, Brandemuehl, Gunderson, Hutchison, Black, Bock, Boyle, Cullen, Baumgart and Springer.
Noes: 0.
Passage as amended:
Ayes: 14 - Representatives Johnsrud, Powers, Ainsworth, Ott, Albers, Brandemuehl, Gunderson, Hutchison, Black, Bock, Boyle, Cullen, Baumgart and Springer.
Noes: 0.
To Committee on Rules.
DuWayne Johnsrud
Chairperson
Committee on Natural Resources
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The joint survey committee on Tax Exemptions reports and recommends:
Assembly Bill 545
Relating to: tax-exempt individual employe medical savings accounts established by employers or self-employed persons with the difference between the cost of catastrophic and comprehensive health care coverage.
Ayes: 5 - Representatives Zukowski and Foti; Senators Petak and Farrow; and Secretary Bugher.
Noes: 3 - Representative Bell; Senator Wineke; and Mr. Sosnowski.
To committee on Insurance, Securities and Corporate Policy.
Robert Zukowski
Assembly Chairperson
Joint survey committee on Tax Exemptions
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The committee on Tourism and Recreation reports and recommends:
Assembly Bill 314
Relating to: electric receptacles at campsites in state parks.
Assembly amendment 1 to Assembly amendment 1 adoption:
Ayes: 7 - Representatives Hahn, Handrick, Hutchison, Skindrud, Gard, Hubler and Dueholm.
Noes: 3 - Representatives Musser, Baumgart and Reynolds.
Assembly amendment 2 to Assembly amendment 1 adoption:
Ayes: 7 - Representatives Hahn, Handrick, Hutchison, Skindrud, Gard, Hubler and Dueholm.
Noes: 3 - Representatives Musser, Baumgart and Reynolds.
Assembly amendment 1 adoption:
Ayes: 7 - Representatives Hahn, Handrick, Hutchison, Skindrud, Gard, Hubler and Reynolds.
Noes: 3 - Representatives Musser, Baumgart and Dueholm.
Passage as amended:
Ayes: 7 - Representatives Hahn, Hutchison, Musser, Gard, Hubler, Baumgart and Reynolds.
Noes: 3 - Representatives Handrick, Skindrud and Dueholm.
To joint committee on Finance.
Eugene Hahn
Chairperson
Committee on Tourism and Recreation
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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:
Assembly Bill No. Act Number
Publication Date
583 (partial veto)116January 3, 1996
607117January 3, 1996
Sincerely,
Douglas La Follette
Secretary of State
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State of Wisconsin
Joint Legislative Council
Madison
December 29, 1995
Mr. Charles Sanders
Assembly Chief Clerk
1 East Main Street, Suite 402
Madison, WI 53702
Dear Charlie:
I am pleased to transmit to you the following report to the 1995 Legislature on legislation introduced by the Joint Legislative Council:
RL 95-9 Legislation on School Health Services
(1995 Senate Bill 469)
I would appreciate your including this letter in the Journal for the information of the membership. Additional copies of this report are available, on request, in the Legislative Council Staff offices, One East Main, Suite 401.
Sincerely,
David J. Stute
Director
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Referral of agency reports
State of Wisconsin
Department of Public Instruction
Madison
December 18, 1995
To the Honorable, the Legislature:
The department is pleased to submit the 1995 Annual Report on the Status of Bilingual-Bicultural Education programs, as required under s.
115.996, Wisconsin Statutes.
The report provides a review of the state's administration and funding of bilingual education in Wisconsin and factors contributing to program expansion and the resulting continuously lower annual reimbursement rates for school districts. The number of pupils served from minority languages, the locations of the state-funded programs during the 1995 fiscal year (July 1, 1994, through June 30, 1995), and staff-related data are included in the report to inform those with responsibilities for ensuring the continued success of bilingual education programs in Wisconsin. I am confident that you will find the report informational, useful and of concern given the rising numbers of pupils to be served absent a corresponding increase in fiscal support by the state.
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If you have questions on any aspect of this report, please contact Dr. William J. Erpenbach, director, divisionwide planning and process, 267-1072. He will be happy to discuss these with you at your convenience.
