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(14) (d) 1. In this paragraph, "surplus land" means land under the
23jurisdiction of the commission and allocated for use by
a state an agency, but unused
24and not needed for the agency's operations or included in the agency's plan for
25construction or development.
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(14) (d) 2. Biennially, beginning on January 1, 1984, each
state agency
3having surplus land shall submit to the
building commission and the joint committee
4on finance an inventory containing the
description, location
, description and fair
5market value of each parcel of surplus land.
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(14) (d) 3. a. The
location, description and fair market value
, description
8and location.
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b. Whether the
commission intends to sell or transfer the use of the parcel
will
10be sold or transferred for use by from one agency to another
state agency.
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c.
Whether If the commission intends to transfer use of the parcel from one
12agency to another agency, whether transfer of the parcel
for use by another state
13agency is critical or desirable
, if the commission intends to transfer the parcel.
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(26) Clean water annual finance plan approval. The building
16commission shall review the versions of the biennial finance plan
and any
17amendments to the biennial finance plan submitted to it by the department of
18natural resources and the department of administration under s. 144.2415 (3) (bm)
19and the recommendations of the joint committee on finance and the standing
20committees to which the versions of the biennial finance plan
and any amendments 21were submitted under s. 144.2415 (3) (bm). The building commission shall consider
22the extent to which that version of the biennial finance plan that is updated to reflect
23the adopted biennial budget act will maintain the clean water fund in perpetuity
,
24maintain the purchasing power of the clean water fund, meet the requirements of ss.
25144.241 and 144.2415 to provide financial assistance for water quality pollution
1abatement needs and nonpoint source water pollution management needs, and
2provide a stable and sustainable annual level of financial assistance under ss.
3144.241 and 144.2415 proportional to the state's long-term water pollution
4abatement and management needs and priorities. The building commission shall
5also consider the extent to which the implementation of the clean water fund, as set
6forth in
that version of the biennial finance plan updated to reflect the adopted
7biennial budget act, implements legislative intent on the clean water fund program.
8The building commission shall, no later than 60 days after the date of enactment of
9the biennial budget act, either approve or disapprove the biennial finance plan that
10is updated to reflect the adopted biennial budget act, except that the building
11commission may not disapprove those amounts that the legislature approves under
12s. 144.2415 (3) (c). If the building commission disapproves the version of the biennial
13finance plan that is updated to reflect the adopted biennial budget act, it must notify
14the department of natural resources and the department of administration of its
15reasons for disapproving the plan, and those departments must revise that version
16of the biennial finance plan and submit the revision to the building commission.
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(28) State property leased to the University of Wisconsin Hospitals
19and Clinics Authority. The building commission may not authorize public debt to
20construct or improve any on-campus facilities, as defined under s. 233.01 (7), if the
21building commission believes, at the time that the public debt is authorized, that the
22facilities are or will be leased to the University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics
23Authority.
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(2) (b) Study and review the postaudit or other reports submitted by the
2legislative audit bureau, confer with the state auditor and assistants and with other
3legislative committees in regard to such reports and, when necessary, confer with
4representatives of the
state agency entities audited in order to obtain full and
5complete information in regard to any fiscal transactions and governmental
6operations within the state.
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(2) (c) Refer to the legislature or to an appropriate standing committee
9information that, in its opinion, warrants action by the legislature or by the
10committee. It may request from a standing committee information on such action
11as is taken. The committee shall seek the advice of the appropriate standing
12committees with respect to the program portion of an audit relating to
a state
13department or agency an entity which is within the purview of such committee.
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(3) (a) In any instance in which a postaudit report of the legislative audit
16bureau cites cases of improper payments; inadequate accounting, operating, or
17administrative system controls, procedures, or related records; inaccuracies; waste
18or extravagance; unauthorized or unintended activities or programs; or other
19deficiencies required by statute to be reported, the head of the
state department or
20agency entity to which the audit report pertains shall, within a time period specified
21by the committee, advise the cochairpersons of the committee, the chairperson of the
22joint committee on legislative organization and to each appropriate standing
23committee of any remedial actions taken or to be taken on matters cited in the report.
24Where such advice is not forthcoming from the head of the
state department or
25agency entity within the time period specified by the committee, or where the
1committee determines that suitable action has not been taken, the committee may
2report the matter immediately to the joint committee on legislative organization and
3to each appropriate standing committee.
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(3) (b) The committee may, in any case, propose specific corrective action
6to remedy undesirable practices, including changes in applicable laws, rules and
7procedures, but with respect to the program portion of audit, it shall first seek the
8advice of the appropriate standing committees which have purview over the
state
9department or agency entity under review. If the committee introduces a bill, it shall
10be referred to the appropriate standing committee. The appropriate standing
11committees may propose corrective legislation wherever they find that the program
12portion of the audit indicates that a law is not being implemented in the manner
13intended by the legislature when the law was enacted.
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(4) Fiscal and performance evaluations. The committee may at any
16time, without regard to whether the legislature is then in session, request the joint
17committee on legislative organization to investigate any matter within the scope of
18a postaudit completed or being conducted by the legislative audit bureau. It may also
19request investigation and consideration of any matter relative to the expenditures
20and revenues as well as the fiscal and performance activities of
state departments
21and agencies entities pursuant to the objectives of the committee and the legislative
22audit bureau.
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13.58
(1) Creation. (intro.) There is created a joint
standing committee on
25information policy composed of the following members:
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(5) (a) 1. Review information management
and technology systems,
5plans, practices and policies of state and local units of government, including their
6responsiveness to the needs of state and local units of government for delivery of
7high-quality services on an efficient
, effective and economical basis,
to ensure their 8data security and integrity
and to protect, their protection of the personal privacy of
9individuals who are subjects of data bases of state and local governmental agencies
10and their provision of access to public records under s. 19.35 (1).
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(5) (a) 5. Upon receipt of strategic plans from the department of
14administration, the board of regents of the University of Wisconsin System, the joint
15committee on legislative organization and the director of state courts, review and
16transmit comments concerning the plans to the entities submitting the plans.
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(5) (b) 1. Direct
the privacy advocate, the council on information
19technology or the subunit in the department of administration with policy-making
20responsibility related to information technology to conduct studies or prepare
21reports on items related to the committee's duties under par. (a).
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(5) (b) 3. Direct the board of regents of the University of Wisconsin
24System to prepare and submit to the committee such reports as the committee
25requests pursuant to the committee's responsibilities under par. (a).
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(2) "Agency" means any board, commission, department, office, society,
4institution of higher education, council or committee in the state government, or any
5authority created in ch. 231, 232
, 233 or 234, except that the term does not include
6a council or committee of the legislature.
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(8m) Subsection (3) does not apply to the solicitation of anything of
9pecuniary value to pay the costs of remedying environmental contamination, as
10defined in s. 144.968 (1), by an agency official of the department of natural resources.
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(10) This section does not apply to the solicitation, acceptance or
13furnishing of anything of pecuniary value by the department of tourism, or to a
14principal furnishing anything of pecuniary value to the department of tourism,
15under s. 19.56 (3) (em) or (f) for the activity specified in s. 19.56 (3) (em).
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(1) Licenses. An application for a license to act as a lobbyist may be
18obtained from and filed with the board. The application shall be signed, under the
19penalty for making false statements under s. 13.69 (6m), by the lobbyist. Upon
20approval of the application and payment of the
applicable license fee under s. 13.75
21(1)
or (1m) to the board, the board shall issue a license which entitles the licensee to
22practice lobbying on behalf of
one or more each registered
principals principal who
23or which
have has filed an authorization under s. 13.65 for that lobbyist
and paid the
24authorization fee under s. 13.75 (4). The license shall expire on December 31 of each
25even-numbered year. No application may be disapproved by the board except an
1application for a license by a person who is ineligible for licensure under s. 13.69 (4)
2or lobbyist whose license has been revoked under s. 13.69 (7) and only for the period
3of such ineligibility or revocation. Denial of a license may be reviewed under ch. 227.
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(1) Obtaining a license under s. 13.63 (1)
, $200 to act on behalf of one
6principal, $250.
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13.75
(1m) Obtaining a license under s. 13.63 (1) to act on behalf of 2 or more
9principals, $400.
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(2) Filing the principal registration form under s. 13.64,
$300 $375.
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(4) Filing an authorization statement under s. 13.65,
$100 $125.
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(8) Conference on legislative procedures. Following each general
17election, the joint legislative council shall sponsor a conference to acquaint new
18legislators or legislators-elect with legislative procedures. Expenses for the
19conference shall be paid from the appropriation under s. 20.765 (3) (e).
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(1) (L) Determine the method of sale and prices for subscriptions to
22legislative documents and the operational responsibility for any legislative
23document subscription services provided under s. 35.87.
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(6) The joint committee on legislative organization shall adopt, revise
2biennially and submit to the cochairpersons of the joint committee on information
3policy, the governor and the secretary of administration, no later than September 15
4of each even-numbered year, a strategic plan for the utilization of information
5technology to carry out the functions of the legislature and legislative service
6agencies, as defined in section 16.70 (6) of the statutes. The plan shall address the
7business needs of the legislature and legislative service agencies and shall identify
8all resources relating to information technology which the legislature and legislative
9service agencies desire to acquire, contingent upon funding availability, the priority
10for such acquisitions and the justification for such acquisitions. The plan shall also
11identify any changes in the functioning of the legislature and legislative service
12agencies under the plan.
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(1) (e) 5. Microfilming
, or optical imaging
or electronic formatting of
15reference materials and legislative drafting records under par. (a) 1. and 3.
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(2) (h) Recommend to the joint committee on legislative organization
18prices for subscriptions to the legislative document distribution service under s.
1935.87, including any portion of the service provided separately.
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(1) (eg) Annually conduct a financial audit of the gaming board and
22biennially conduct a performance evaluation audit of the gaming board. The
23legislative audit bureau shall file a copy of each audit report under this paragraph
24with the department of justice and with the distributees specified in par. (b).
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(1) (em) Annually conduct a financial audit
of the gaming commission
2that includes a financial audit of the state lottery, and, to the extent of the
gaming
3commission's department of revenue's participation, of any multistate lotteries in
4which the state participates, and biennially conduct a performance audit
of the
5gaming commission that includes a performance audit of the state lottery and, to the
6extent of the
gaming commission's department of revenue's participation, of those
7multistate lotteries, as provided in s. 565.37 (1). The legislative audit bureau shall
8file a copy of each audit report under this paragraph with the department of justice
9and with the distributees specified in par. (b).
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(1) (n) Provide periodic performance audits of any division of the
12department of
industry, labor and human relations
development that is responsible
13for inspections of multifamily housing under s. 101.973 (11).
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(1) (o) Prior to negotiation of an extension or renewal of the initial lease
16agreement under s. 233.04 (7) or the initial affiliation agreement under s. 233.04
17(7m) between the board of regents of the University of Wisconsin System and the
18University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics Authority, perform a performance
19evaluation audit and distribute a report of its findings to the distributees specified
20in par. (b).
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(1s) (b) The legislative audit bureau may charge the
gaming commission 23department of revenue for the reasonable costs of the audits required to be performed
24under sub. (1) (em) and for verification of the odds of winning a lottery game under
25s. 565.37 (5).
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(1s) (bm) The legislative audit bureau may charge the gaming board for
3the cost of the audits required to be performed under sub. (1) (eg).
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(4) (a) 1. Every state department, board, examining board, affiliated
6credentialing board, commission, independent agency, council or office in the
7executive branch of state government; all bodies created by the legislature in the
8legislative or judicial branch of state government; any public body corporate and
9politic created by the legislature; every provider of medical assistance under
subch.
10IV of ch. 49; technical college district boards; development zones designated under
11s. 560.71; every county department under s. 51.42 or 51.437; every nonprofit
12corporation or cooperative to which moneys are specifically appropriated by state
13law; and every corporation, institution, association or other organization which
14receives more than 50% of its annual budget from appropriations made by state law,
15including subgrantee or subcontractor recipients of such funds.
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(4) (a) 2. Any foundation,
nonstock or nonprofit corporation
or
18partnership created by an entity specified under subd. 1.
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(4) (a) 5. A local service agency as defined in s.
101.35 106.20 (1) (d).
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(4) (b) In performing audits of providers of medical assistance under
23subch. IV of ch. 49, corporations, institutions, associations, or other organizations,
24and their subgrantees or subcontractors, the legislative audit bureau shall audit
1only the records and operations of such providers and organizations which pertain
2to the receipt, disbursement or other handling of appropriations made by state law.
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(8) County and municipal best practices reviews. (a) In this subsection,
5"municipality" means a city, village or town.
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(b) The state auditor shall undertake periodic reviews to:
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1. Examine the procedures and practices used by counties and municipalities
8to deliver governmental services.
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2. Determine the methods of governmental service delivery.
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3. Identify variations in costs and effectiveness of such services between
11counties and municipalities.