35.03(5)
(5) Promulgate rules for the conduct of business.
35.03(6)
(6) Make reports to the joint committee on finance setting forth the cost of the public printing during the preceding fiscal term, with recommendations of any retrenchments that can be made therein.
35.03(7)
(7) Order such further editions as may be necessary to supply demands whenever any original edition of the Laws of Wisconsin, or Wisconsin statutes, proves inadequate to meet the estimated future demands therefor, but no reprinting shall occur after the original type or plates have been distributed or rearranged. Such reprints shall be charged to the same appropriation as the original editions.
35.03(8)
(8) In solicitation of bids, subdivide classes of printing, creating additional classes, or change printing from one class to another in establishing contracts, whenever the department determines that further or different classification will benefit the state.
35.03(9)
(9) Furnish the paper to be used by contract printers or, when it is more economical, purchase paper from contract printers.
35.035
35.035
Printing costs and charges. 35.035(1)
(1) Unless otherwise provided, the department shall charge the cost of printing, including related materials and printing services, of all publications authorized or directed by law to be published to the state agencies responsible for submitting the publications.
35.035(2)
(2) The department may contract with state agencies for the printing of agency publications, for which publication is not required by law, on the basis of the cost of such printing.
35.035(3)
(3) The department shall receive full payment for the cost of printing publications of state agencies from the appropriate agencies.
35.035(4)
(4) In this section, "state agencies" include all departments as defined in
s. 16.002 (2), the legislature, the courts, and the legislative and judicial branch agencies.
35.035 History
History: 1979 c. 34;
1983 a. 189 s.
329 (27).
35.04
35.04
Employees. The department shall employ such staff, under the classified service as are necessary to perform the duties imposed by this chapter.
LEGISLATIVE; CLASS 1 PRINTING
35.05
35.05
Printing in general, how ordered and executed. 35.05(1)(1) All printing for the legislature shall be in such form and printed in such manner and amount as may be determined by the joint rules of the legislature, or in the case of printing of a nature that is the concern of one house only, then as determined by that house except as provided for the statutes, the Laws of Wisconsin and the Wisconsin administrative code and register under
s. 35.50 (2).
35.05(2)(a)(a) When the senate or the assembly determines the form or amount of printing for its own use, such determination or such regulations as may be considered appropriate governing such printing, may be made by the rules of the house or by resolution or by the senate committee on organization for the senate or the assembly committee on organization for the assembly, subject to final decision by their respective houses.
35.05(2)(b)
(b) When printing concerns both houses the form or amount of such printing may be determined by the joint rules or by joint resolution or by the joint committee on legislative organization, subject to any provisions of the joint rules or joint resolutions, except as provided for the statutes, the Laws of Wisconsin and the Wisconsin administrative code and register under
s. 35.50 (2).
35.05(3)
(3) All printing that has a customary form, number of copies or other features shall continue to conform to such form or other requirements until changed by or under authority of statute, joint rule or rule of either house, except as provided for the statutes, the Laws of Wisconsin and the Wisconsin administrative code and register under
s. 35.50 (2).
35.05(4)
(4) When legislative proposals, legislative publications or other printing is required for the legislature, including revision or correction bills for the revisor of statutes, bills or reports for the joint legislative council or legislative proposals of members intended for introduction by them, such printing may be ordered by the chief clerk of either house or by other authorized persons during any session of the legislature or recess thereof, pursuant to such regulations as either house shall establish.
35.05(5)(a)(a) Whenever either house requires any printing for its exclusive use and whenever any joint action of both houses is taken requiring any printing to be done, the chief clerk of the house where such action originates shall issue a printing requisition to the department, and the department shall procure the printing from the contract printer selected for the printing under
article IV, section 25, of the constitution.
35.05(5)(b)
(b) If there is no contract in force for class 1 public printing, the chief clerks shall deliver copy to the department which shall have it printed in accordance with the statutes.
35.05(5)(c)
(c) Any member or officer of the legislature entitled to stationery or other personalized printing may elect to have the printing performed by a printer other than the contract printer under
par. (a) if
par. (a) is otherwise complied with, but no voucher for printing to be performed other than by the contract printer selected through the department of administration shall be approved unless the cost of the printing will be the same as, or less than, the cost of obtaining the printing from the contract printer.
35.05(5)(d)
(d) Any member or officer of the legislature entitled to personalized printing may specify that his or her personalized printing shall be produced using paper with best-available recycled content.
35.05(5)(e)
(e) The design of the letterhead and envelope for each member or officer of the legislature shall be approved as provided by the house in which the member or officer serves; provided, that for personalized printing nothing on the finished product may indicate the printer who performed the work.
35.05(6)
(6) Any provision in the rules of the senate or the assembly or of the joint rules relating to printing shall continue in effect during any recess or adjournment of the legislature as though the legislature had continued in session and shall likewise continue in effect following the convening and during any other special or regular session until such provision is modified or repealed.
35.095(1)(a)
(a) "Date of enactment" means the day on which a bill becomes an act through approval by the governor, passage over the governor's veto or failure of the governor to act on it or the day on which a portion of a bill which has been vetoed in part is enacted over the governor's partial veto.
35.095(1)(b)
(b) "Date of publication" means the date designated by the secretary of state under
sub. (3).
35.095(1)(c)
(c) "Working day" means each day except Saturdays, Sundays and federal and statewide legal holidays designated in
s. 895.20.
35.095(2)(a)(a) Each act of a session shall be numbered consecutively commencing with one. An act enacted by the governor's approval shall be numbered by the governor at the time of approval. An act enacted either by passage over the governor's veto or by the governor's failure to act upon it within the time limit shall be numbered immediately by the chief clerk of the house of origin.
35.095(2)(b)
(b) The person numbering an act under
par. (a) shall note on it the date of enactment and shall deposit it in the secretary of state's office no later than the next working day following its enactment.
35.095(3)(a)(a) The legislative reference bureau shall publish every act and every portion of an act which is enacted by the legislature over the governor's partial veto within 10 working days after its date of enactment.
35.095(3)(b)
(b) The secretary of state shall designate a date of publication for each act and every portion of an act which is enacted by the legislature over the governor's partial veto. The date of publication may not be more than 10 working days after the date of enactment.
35.095(3)(c)
(c) Copies of each act or portion of an act enacted by the legislature over the governor's partial veto shall be available on or before its date of publication to subscribers under
s. 35.87 who pick up their documents. At appropriate intervals, the officer designated under
s. 35.87 shall certify to the secretary of state that each act or portion of an act was available to subscribers on or before its date of publication.
35.15
35.15
Laws of Wisconsin. 35.15(1)(a)(a) No later than the end of each session of the legislature, the legislative reference bureau shall prepare camera-ready copy for one or more volumes denominated "Laws of Wisconsin", and identified by the year in which that session began.
35.15(1)(b)
(b) The volume shall contain all acts enacted during such session, all important joint resolutions of the session, and an alphabetical index to the volume prepared by the legislative reference bureau in consultation with the revisor of statutes.
35.15(1)(c)
(c) The copy shall show the date of enactment of each act, the date of publication of each act and published joint resolution, the number of the proposal from which the act or joint resolution originated and the house in which it originated and shall be in the form prescribed by the joint rules. The copy shall omit the signature of the officers affixed to the enrolled act or joint resolution.
35.15(1)(d)
(d) The department shall determine the number of copies to be printed.
35.15(1)(e)
(e) After making the necessary comparison, the chief of the legislative reference bureau shall issue a certificate, to be filed in the office of the secretary of state as a public record, that he or she has compared the printed acts with the original acts on file in the office of the secretary of state, and that they appear to be correctly printed. Each volume of the Laws of Wisconsin shall contain a printed copy of such certificate.
35.15(2)
(2) The legislative reference bureau shall publish the Laws of Wisconsin as expeditiously as possible in such number of volumes and at such times as the bureau determines to be appropriate. If acts are enacted or joint resolutions are adopted while a volume is in production, the bureau may elect to publish them as a pocket part to the bound volume.
35.17
35.17
Correcting typographical errors. In enrolling under
s. 13.92 (1) (b) 3. and for publishing under
ss. 35.095,
35.15 and
35.35 (1) (a) the legislative reference bureau shall correct obvious typographical errors. No such correction shall be deemed an alteration of the enrolled copy. Like corrections shall be made by the revisor in printing the Wisconsin statutes and administrative code. On questions of orthography the current edition of Webster's new international dictionary shall be taken as the standard.
35.17 History
History: 1977 c. 29;
1981 c. 372.
STATUTES, ANNOTATIONS, TOWN LAW FORMS;
CLASS 2 PRINTING
35.18
35.18
Wisconsin statutes. (1)
Publication. Biennially the revisor shall prepare and deliver to the department printer's copy for the Wisconsin statutes, which shall contain all the general statutes in force, all important joint resolutions adopted since the last preceding general session, an alphabetical index, a list of numerical cross-references in the statutes to other parts of the statutes, and such other matter as the revisor deems desirable and practicable. The department shall determine how many copies shall be printed.
35.18(2)
(2) Revisor's certificate. After making the necessary comparison, the revisor shall annex, at the end of one copy of each newly printed statute, which shall be filed in the office of the secretary of state as a public record, the revisor's certificate certifying that the revisor has compared each printed section therein with the original section of the statutes, or, as the case may be, with the original section contained in the enrolled act from which the section was derived, together with all amendments of such original section, if any, and that all the sections appear to be correctly printed. All other copies shall contain a printed copy of such certificate.
35.18(3)
(3) Numbers and titles of chapters and sections. All chapters and sections of Wisconsin statutes shall retain their present numbers and titles until changed by the revisor or by statute. Each section shall be designated by a mixed, decimal number, the whole number corresponding to the chapter and the decimal to the section's place in the chapter. The numbers and titles of chapters and sections shall be printed in boldface type. Each subsection shall be designated by a number, or by a number and a letter of the alphabet, enclosed in parentheses. Each paragraph shall be designated by a letter or letters enclosed in parentheses. Each subdivision shall be designated by a number or by a number and a letter. Each paragraph of a subdivision shall be designated by a letter or letters.
35.19
35.19
Pamphlet laws. Editions of parts of the statutes in pamphlet form may be produced for official use and for public sale. The department shall charge the cost of pamphlet laws produced for such use or sale to the requisitioning state agencies.
35.19 History
History: 1973 c. 333;
1979 c. 34.
35.20
35.20
Wisconsin Town Law Forms. With each issue of Wisconsin statutes, under the supervision of the revisor, an edition will be printed as directed by the department for distribution by the department to all town clerks, of a volume to be designated "Wisconsin Town Law Forms" containing suitable forms for use in the administration of laws relating to: common schools; the county board; the powers, duties and liabilities of towns, town officers and the assessment of taxes; highways, bridges and drainage districts; and such other forms as the revisor determines desirable and practicable.
35.23
35.23
Wisconsin Annotations. The revisor shall prepare such annotations as will keep the volume known as "Wisconsin Annotations," up to date, and to print such continuations in each biennial issue of Wisconsin statutes.
BLUE BOOK AND REPRINTS; CLASS 2 PRINTING
35.24(1)(1) The legislative reference bureau shall compile, index, prepare and deliver to the department biennially copy for a book to be denominated "Wisconsin Blue Book" and identified by the biennium of its intended use.
35.24(1)(a)
(a) The Blue Book shall contain the biographies and pictures of state officers, senators and representatives to the assembly and officers of each house, information pertaining to the organization of Wisconsin state government, and statistical and other information of the same general character as that heretofore published, but so selected and condensed as will limit the number of pages to 1,000 or less. In making such selection the legislative reference bureau is directed to consult freely with the state superintendent of public instruction and the director of the historical society, and insofar as possible, make the book useful for civics classes in schools.
35.24(1)(b)
(b) The department shall deliver camera-ready copy to the contract printer, to be printed and delivered as soon as practicable after the spring election of the odd-numbered year.
35.24(2)
(2) The Blue Book shall be case-bound in hard covers and shall have a blue spine.
35.24(3)
(3) Reprints of the feature article shall be bound in paper covers and shall be in such quantity as is authorized for each specific reprint by the joint committee on legislative organization. The cost of reprints shall be paid from the appropriation under
s. 20.765 (1) (d).
OFFICIAL REPORTS; CLASS 3 PRINTING
35.26
35.26
Official reports. 35.26(1)(1) Every report submitted under
s. 15.04 (1) (d) shall set forth all receipts and disbursements in full and in detail. At the same time at which a report is submitted under
s. 15.04 (1) (d), it shall be presented by its author to the department as printer's copy. No report shall contain any advertising matter nor any copying of the session laws or statutes of this state, except minor extracts explanatory of and incorporated in the text.
35.26(2)
(2) Before filing any report its author shall carefully edit the same and strike therefrom all journals and minutes of proceedings and all correspondence, petitions, orders and other documents or writings whose substance can be briefly stated, consolidate, so far as practicable, statistical tables and strike out all matter which is not important information concerning public affairs.
35.26(3)
(3) Sufficient copies of official reports shall be supplied by the publishing state agencies to the department for distribution in accordance with
s. 35.84.
35.26(4)
(4) The costs of reports authorized by
ss. 35.26 to
35.28 shall be charged to the requisitioning agency.
35.265
35.265
State budget, copies. The governor may issue not to exceed 1,000 copies of the state budget report and as many copies of the budget report in brief as the governor determines to be necessary. The cost of these reports shall be charged to the department. After making the required distribution of the state budget report to the executive and legislative agencies and members of the legislature, the remaining copies may be sold to individuals at a price which does not exceed the costs per copy of printing, postage and handling. Revenues collected by the department under this section shall be deposited in the general fund.
35.27
35.27
Limitation of editions of official reports. Within 60 calendar days after receiving printer's copy therefor, the department shall have printed and deliver editions of the reports mentioned in
s. 35.26 and of any report required by law to be made to the governor or to the legislature if not otherwise limited. The maximum number of copies and pages shall be established by the department for any report.
35.28
35.28
Orders by department. The department may order printed in suitable form, in reasonable quantities, copies of opinions and briefs of the attorney general and the supreme court; opinions of the court of appeals; decisions of the public service commission; and special editions of parts of official reports.
BOOK PUBLICATIONS; CLASS 3 PRINTING
35.29
35.29
Books, pamphlets and magazines. 35.29(1)
(1) State agencies may order printed such materials as may be necessary for the proper administration of their offices, subject to distribution and sales regulations provided in this chapter and determinations of the department under
s. 16.82 (4) (b). Unless otherwise provided by law, state agencies may make free distribution of such materials or may fix and collect a charge therefor, not to exceed cost, including distribution cost as determined under
s. 35.80.
35.29(1m)
(1m) No state agency may distribute any materials printed under
sub. (1) directly to any member of the legislature, except in the manner provided in this subsection. If a state agency wishes to make available any materials under
sub. (1) to members of the legislature, the agency shall send a notice to all members briefly describing the materials. If a member notifies the state agency that the member wishes to receive a copy of specified materials, the agency may then distribute the materials to that member.
35.29(2)
(2) Upon receiving the necessary printer's copy the department shall order printing as follows: Of the opinions of the attorney general, not more than 1,000 copies; and of the decisions of the public service commission, not more than 500 copies.
JOB PRINTING; CLASS 4 PRINTING
