Representative T. Thompson moved nonconcurrence in part 2 of senate amendment 1 to assembly amendment 4 to Senate Bill 83.
Point of order:
Representative Hauke rose to the point of order that a division of senate amendment 1 to assembly amendment 4 to Senate Bill 83 was not proper under Assembly Rule 80.
The speaker [Loftus] ruled the point of order not well taken.
Assembly Journal of June 17, 1983 .......... Page: 270
[Division of question is authorized interruption]
Representative Johnson asked unanimous consent for a division of assembly amendment 6 to assembly amendment 4 to Senate Bill 83 [relating to state finances and appropriations, constituting the executive budget bill of the 1983 legislature, and making appropriations]. Granted.
Point of order:
Representative T. Thompson rose to the point of order that the request for a division was not proper because Representative Johnson did not have the floor and was interrupting a speaker. The speaker took the point of order under advisement. [Intervening business]
The speaker [Loftus] ruled Representative Johnson's request for a division of assembly amendment 6 to assembly amendment 4 to Senate Bill 83, while another member was speaking, proper under section 92 of Mason's Legislative Manual.
109 Mason's Legislative Manual, Section 92: 2. The speaker may be interrupted for the following purposes: (j) Call for a division of a question. [Note:] At the opening of the 1989 Session, the assembly adopted Assembly Rule 57 (1) (h): "Requesting a division of the question [rule 80]" is an authorized interruption.
Assembly Journal of June 21, 1983 .......... Page: 272
Representative Johnson asked unanimous consent to withdraw his request for a division of assembly amendment 6 to assembly amendment 4 to Senate Bill 83. Granted.
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Assembly Journal of March 31, 1982 .......... Page: 3160
Point of order:
Representative Thompson rose to the point of order that assembly amendment 4 to Senate Bill 204 [relating to employment discrimination] was not germane under Assembly Rule 54 (3) (f) [substantial expansion of scope].
[Note:] A.Amdt.4, which was adopted and concurred in, added to the bill a provision requiring employers to notify prospective employes of any grooming requirements.
Sub. (3) of that provision created a forfeiture for failure to so notify. By allowing the division, the chair could avoid possibly ruling the entire amendment not germane.
Representative Crawford asked unanimous consent for a division of assembly amendment 4 to Senate Bill 204. Granted. The chair [Rep. Clarenbach] ruled lines 12 through 15 of assembly amendment 4 to Senate Bill 204 not germane.
The question was: Shall lines 1 through 11 and line 16 of assembly amendment 4 to Senate Bill 204 be adopted?
The roll was taken. [Display of roll call vote omitted; ayes-62, noes-34.] Motion carried.
Assembly Journal of March 9, 1982 .......... Page: 2550
[Division of senate amendment to assembly bill not allowed:]
Representative Hopkins requested a division of the question on senate amendment 1 to Assembly Bill 62 [relating to renewable energy resources and increasing an appropriation].
[Note:] Division is permitted only for "simple", meaning "assembly", amendments under A.Rule 80 (1).
A.Rule 52 (2) (b) explains that senate amendments, presented to the assembly for concurrence, are to be treated as "proposals" and may be amended to the 2nd degree.
Following some intervening business, Rep. Hopkins offered A.Amdt.1 to S.Amdt.1 to AB 62.
The speaker [Jackamonis] ruled that each senate amendment constituted a separate proposal before the assembly and, therefore, should not be divided under Assembly Rule 80 (4).
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Assembly Journal of March 17, 1976 .......... Page: 3398
[Background:]
Representative McClain moved rejection of assembly amendment 1 to assembly substitute amendment 1 to Senate Bill 500 [relating to eligibility for unemployment compensation benefits].
Representative Sicula moved that assembly substitute amendment 1 and all of its amendments be laid on the table.
Representative Shabaz requested a division of the question on each amendment to assembly substitute amendment 1 to Senate Bill 500.
The speaker [Anderson] ruled the request out of order.
Representative Sicula asked unanimous consent that assembly amendments 1 - 6 to assembly substitute amendment 1 to Senate Bill 500 be withdrawn and returned to the authors. Representative Jackamonis objected.
Representative Kedrowski moved that the rules be suspended and that assembly amendments 1 - 6 to assembly substitute amendment 1 to Senate Bill 500 be withdrawn and returned to the authors.
Representative Kedrowski withdrew his motion.
Point of order:
Representative Azim rose to the point of order that the motion to table assembly substitute amendment 1 and all of its amendments was not proper.
The speaker [Anderson] ruled the point of order not well taken.
The question was: Shall assembly substitute amendment 1 and all of its amendments be laid on the table?
The roll was taken. [Display of roll call vote omitted; ayes-35, noes-62.] Motion failed.
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Senate Journal of May 16, 1974 .......... Page: 100
Senator Krueger moved that all amendments to Senate Bill 5, Special Session be laid on the table.
Senator Risser moved a call of the senate. [Display of roll call omitted; present-30, absent-0, with leave-3.]
Senator McKenna moved a division of the question.
[Point of order:]
Senator Flynn raised the point of order that a division of the question merely had to be asked for and not moved.
The chair [Lt.Gov. Schreiber] ruled the point of order well taken. ( By request of Senator Krueger, his motion to table all amendments to Senate Bill 5, Special Session was withdrawn.
Senate Journal of February 12, 1974 .......... Page: 2145
[Point of order:]
Senator Parys moved that all assembly bills presently on senate calendars be laid on the table.
111 Senator Risser asked for a division of the question.
Senator Parys raised the point of order that since his motion required a suspension of the rules, a request for a division of the question was out of order. The chair took the point of order under advisement and recessed the senate until 11:35 A.M. [Intervening text omitted.]
By request of Senator Parys, with unanimous consent, his motion to lay all assembly bills on the table was withdrawn.
Senate Journal of January 30, 1974 .......... Page: 2062
[Tabling of bills en masse permitted]
Senator Parys moved that the remaining assembly bills on the October 12th calendar be laid on the table.
Senator Risser moved a call of the senate. [Display of roll call omitted; present-30, absent-0, with leave-3]
Senator Risser requested a division of the question.
Senator Keppler moved that the assembly bills to be laid on the table be voted upon en masse.
Senator Risser raised the point of order that the rules could be suspended on individual bills but not on bills en masse.
The chair [Lt.Gov. Schreiber] ruled the point of order not well taken. [Intervening text omitted.]
By request of Senator Parys, with unanimous consent, he withdrew his motion to lay the assembly bills from the calendar of October 12 on the table.
Emergency statement (to pass appropriation bill before budget)
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Assembly Journal of June 27, 1975 .......... Page: 1334
Point of order:
Representative Azim rose to the point of order that that Assembly Bill 937 [relating to limiting salary increases for statutory salary of elected officials to 5% in FY 1975-76 and 4% in FY 1976-77] could not be considered for passage at this time pursuant to Wisconsin Statutes 16.47 (2).
The chair ruled the point of order not well taken.
Assembly Journal of April 29, 1975 .......... Page: 668
Point of order:
Representative Willkom asked unanimous consent that Assembly Bill 213 [relating to agricultural commodity producers' payments to growers, granting rule-making authority and providing a penalty] be referred to joint committee on Finance. Granted.
112 Representative Willkom asked unanimous consent that the rules be suspended and that Assembly Bill 213 be withdrawn from the joint committee on Finance and taken up at this time. Representative Gower objected.
Representative Willkom moved that the rules be suspended and that Assembly Bill 213 be withdrawn from the joint committee on Finance and taken up at this time.
Representative Shabaz rose to the point of order that the motion was not in order because Wisconsin Statutes 16.47 (2) and Joint Rule 24 (2) and Joint Rule 24 (11) precluded withdrawing the bill from the joint committee on Finance and passing it at this time without an emergency statement.
The speaker [Anderson] ruled the point of order not well taken because assembly amendment 2 with its adoption became part of the bill as defined in Wisconsin Statutes 16.47 (2) and because Joint Rule 24 (11) was permissive not mandatory.
Engrossment
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Assembly Journal of April 4, 1984 .......... Page: 1127
Point of order:
Representative Hephner rose to the point of order that assembly amendment 1 to senate substitute amendment 1 to Assembly Bill 595 [relating to groundwater management, creating a council, granting rule-making authority, imposing penalties and making appropriations] was not in proper form. The speaker took the point of order under advisement.
Assembly Journal of April 4, 1984 .......... Page: 1131
The speaker [Loftus] ruled that assembly amendment 1 to senate substitute amendment 1 to Assembly Bill 595 was in proper form as corrected by the chief clerk. It had been drafted before an engrossed copy of senate substitute amendment 1 to Assembly Bill 595 had been prepared. The speaker ruled the point of order not well taken.
Assembly Journal of March 21, 1984 .......... Page: 1003
[Reconsideration motion, time for offering:]
The question was: Shall Assembly Bill 999 [relating to regulation of utility advertising practices] be ordered engrossed and read a third time? Motion carried.
Representative Johnson asked unanimous consent that the rules be suspended and that Assembly Bill 999 be given a third reading. Representative Plous objected.
Representative Johnson moved that the rules be suspended and that Assembly Bill 999 be given a third reading.
