Thursday, August 19, 1999
10:00 A.M.
Ninety-Fourth Regular Session
The Assembly met in the Assembly Chamber located in the State Capitol.
Representative Handrick in the chair.
The Assembly dispensed with the call of the roll.
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Assembly amendment 1 to Assembly Bill 380 offered by Representative Walker.
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Relating to agricultural chemical cleanup surcharge fees.
Submitted by Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection.
Report received from Agency, August 10, 1999.
To committee on Agriculture.
Referred on August 19, 1999
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Relating to the regulation and licensure of podiatrists.
Submitted by Department of Regulation and Licensing.
Report received from Agency, August 13, 1999.
To committee on Health.
Referred on August 19, 1999
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Relating to humane officer training and certification.
Submitted by Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection.
Report received from Agency, August 13, 1999.
To committee on Agriculture.
Referred on August 19, 1999
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Relating to the approval of continuing education courses for pharmacists.
Submitted by Department of Regulation and Licensing.
Report received from Agency, August 10, 1999.
To committee on Health.
Referred on August 19, 1999
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Read first time and referred:
Assembly Bill 429
Relating to: the placement of water ski platforms and jumps.
By
joint committee for review of Administrative Rules.
To committee on Natural Resources
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Assembly Bill 430
Relating to: prohibiting managed care plans from requiring referrals for obstetric or gynecologic services.
By
Representatives Sinicki, J. Lehman, Young, Bock, Richards, Pocan and Boyle; cosponsored by Senators Robson, Clausing and Wirch.
To committee on Health.
Assembly Bill 431
Relating to: confidentiality of documents reviewed by notary publics.
By
Representatives Staskunas, Schneider, Huebsch, Kelso, Goetsch, Stone, Pettis, Seratti, Ryba, Ladwig, M. Lehman, Musser, J. Lehman, F. Lasee, Sykora, Coggs, Nass, Meyerhofer, Hasenohrl and Kedzie; cosponsored by Senators Roessler, Rude, Huelsman and Farrow.
To committee on Judiciary and Personal Privacy
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Assembly Bill 432
Relating to: auditing University of Wisconsin System and technical college system courses by persons who are 60 years of age or older.
By
Representatives Huebsch, Kreibich, Olsen, Ladwig, Walker, Rhoades, Suder, Pettis, Montgomery, Townsend, Petrowski, Seratti, Kelso, Schneider, Gronemus, Kaufert, Sinicki, Young, J. Lehman, Lassa, Berceau, Pocan, Waukau, Boyle, Meyerhofer, Hutchison and Sykora; cosponsored by Senators Risser, Erpenbach, Rosenzweig, Wirch, Drzewiecki and Darling.
To committee on Colleges and Universities
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Assembly Bill 433
Relating to: the use of ethnic names, nicknames, logos and mascots by school boards, granting rule-making authority and providing a penalty.
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By
Representatives Boyle, Turner, Pocan, Young, La Fave and Carpenter; cosponsored by Senators George and Risser.
To committee on Education Reform
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Assembly Bill 434
Relating to: absentee voting qualifications; late voter registration; location of polling places; reports on impediments to voting; selection of party committeemen and committeewomen; recount fees; delivery of recount petitions to affected candidates; minutes of recount proceedings; certifications by circulators of nomination papers and election-related petitions; presidential ballots; maintenance of poll lists in an electronic format; an elector's residency for voting purposes after municipal annexation; qualification of political parties for separate positions on partisan primary and election ballots; the date of special elections; the composition of the county board of canvassers; eligibility of adult children of overseas electors to vote in this state; reporting of election returns by ward; authorizing a county board of election commissioners to bring civil actions for violations of the campaign financing law; administration of elections for joint municipal judges; depositing ballots in ballot boxes; the time for a hearing on recount appeals; write-in absentee ballots; consolidated paper ballots; filing of referenda questions; ballot design; filing of declarations of candidacy and recording of votes received by write-in candidates in certain elections; the procedure for challenging electors; terms of office of town officers; requiring a referendum and granting rule-making authority.
