DATE: February 4, 2016
TO: Rules Committee Members FROM: Majority Leader Jim Steineke RE: Finalized Session Calendar
The Assembly committee on Rules has scheduled the following legislation for session convening
at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, February 9
th.
Please note representatives Vos and Barnes will be hosting hometown heroes on Feb. 9
th.
It is our intention to bring up a resolution relating to: proclaiming February 2016 as Black
History Month.
The majority and minority leaders have agreed on 11 hours of total time for the calendar. Both
parties will attempt to reduce the time if possible after each party holds caucus.
Finalized Calendar for Tuesday, February 9th
AJR 79 Skowronski
Relating to: declaring the second Friday of July as Collector Vehicle Appreciation Day in Wisconsin.
AJR 106 Barca / Kerkman
Relating to: recognizing the Kenosha Area Chamber of Commerce’s 100th Anniversary. SJR 82 Shilling / Johnson
Relating to: designating November as a month recognizing women in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics in Wisconsin.
AB 76 Kleefisch
Relating to: regulation of unarmed combat sports.
Committee on State Affairs and Government Operations: 14-0. AB 175 Vorpagel
Relating to: communications by members of the legislature. Committee on Campaigns and Elections: 8-0.
AB 210 Knudson
Relating to: an additional local sales and use tax for maintenance of streets and highways and making an appropriation.
Committee on Transportation: 14-0. AB 357 Novak
Relating to: throwing or expelling a bodily fluid at a prosecutor and providing a criminal penalty. Committee on Criminal Justice and Public Safety: 9-4.
AB 415 Kleefisch
Relating to: back tag requirements.
AB 422 Swearingen
Relating to: funding for the Florence Wild Rivers Interpretive Center. Committee on Environment and Forestry: 9-3.
AB 456 Allen
Relating to: various changes regarding the laws governing real estate practice, employment relationships between real estate licensees and real estate brokerage firms, a statute of limitations for actions against persons engaged in real estate practice, extending the time limit for emergency rule procedures, providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures, and granting rule-making authority.
Committee on Housing and Real Estate: 8-0. AB 460 Kooyenga
Relating to: resolution of claims against the state for wrongful imprisonment of innocent persons, exempting from taxation certain amounts an individual receives from the claims board or
legislature, health benefits for wrongfully imprisoned persons, and making appropriations. Committee on State Affairs and Government Operations: 14-0.
AB 470 Mursau
Relating to: operation of off-highway motorcycles, granting rule-making authority, making appropriations, and providing penalties.
Committee on Natural Resources and Sporting Heritage: 12-0. AB 478 Ballweg
Relating to: disclosure of pupil records that are pertinent to addressing a pupil's educational needs to the Department of Children and Families, a county department of human services or social services, or a tribal organization that is legally responsible for the care and protection of the pupil.
Committee on Children and Families: 13-0. Passed Assembly by voice vote. Senate amended and concurred in as amended.
AB 497 Born
Relating to: residency requirements for sexually violent persons on supervised release. Committee on Corrections: 5-3.
AB 512 Novak
Relating to: designating and marking a specified highway route in the counties of Kenosha, Racine, Milwaukee, Waukesha, Jefferson, Dane, Iowa, Sauk, and Richland as the Frank Lloyd Wright Trail and making an appropriation.
Committee on Tourism: 14-0. AB 521 Spiros
Relating to: invasions of privacy and providing a criminal penalty. Committee on Criminal Justice and Public Safety: 13-0.
AB 522 Steffen
Relating to: reimbursement of counties for probationers, parolees, and persons on extended supervision who are placed with the county pending disposition of revocation proceedings. Committee on Urban and Local Affairs: 9-0.
AB 523 Kleefisch
Relating to: replacement of certain nonconforming structures that are destroyed by vandalism or certain natural forces and manufactured home communities that are nonconforming uses.
AB 527 Kleefisch
Relating to: authorizing a person to shoot to kill an animal wounded by certain hunters. Committee on Natural Resources and Sporting Heritage: 15-0.
AB 528 Jacque
Relating to: the disclaimer of parental rights by a birth parent and his or her appearance in court. Committee on Family Law: 5-3.
AB 545 Spiros
Relating to: providing lifesaving skills instruction to pupils. Committee on Criminal Justice and Public Safety: 13-0. AB 563 Ripp
Relating to: authorizing towns located in populous counties to withdraw from county zoning; requiring certain towns to enact a zoning ordinance and a comprehensive plan; removing plat and certified survey map approval authority from a county if the town in which the subdivision or land is located has withdrawn from county zoning; farmland preservation ordinances of towns that withdraw from county zoning and eligibility in those towns for the farmland preservation tax credit; and prohibiting restrictions on land that is not shoreland or that is not within a floodplain.
Committee on Housing and Real Estate: 6-3. AB 566 Kerkman
Relating to: invasions of privacy and providing a criminal penalty. Committee on Criminal Justice and Public Safety: 10-3.
AB 575 Kerkman
Relating to: determining equalized property values. Committee on Urban and Local Affairs: 7-0.
AB 576 Kerkman
Relating to: the special supervision of property tax assessments. Committee on Urban and Local Affairs: 7-0.
AB 577 Kerkman
Relating to: suspending an assessor's certification. Committee on Urban and Local Affairs: 8-0. AB 582 Jarchow
Relating to: government actions affecting rights to real property; the regulation of shoreland zoning; the substitution of hearing examiners in contested cases; and the property tax treatment of
unoccupied property.
Committee on Housing: 5-2.
AB 583 Allen
Relating to: lodging establishments and restricting a local government's ability to prohibit or restrict a person from renting out of the person's residential dwelling.
Committee on Housing and Real Estate: 8-0. AB 584 Nygren
Relating to: rate regulations, assessment levies, and dividends for the local government property insurance fund.
Committee on Insurance: 9-0. AB 591 Petryk
Relating to: regulating the use of certain professional credentials and providing a criminal penalty. Committee on Jobs and the Economy: 14-0.
AB 600 Jarchow
Relating to: the regulation of navigable waters and wetlands. Committee on Environment and Forestry: 8-5.
AB 603 Jarchow
Relating to: restrictions in a county shoreland zoning ordinance on activities within the shoreland setback area.
Committee on Natural Resources and Sporting Heritage: 10-5. AB 614 Knudson
Relating to: creating a procedure for granting certificates of qualification for employment. Committee on Corrections: 8-0.
AB 615 Loudenbeck
Relating to: Serving certain documents relating to restraining orders and injunctions. Committee on Criminal Justice and Public Safety: 13-0.
AB 616 Murtha
Relating to: hauling restrictions for special interest motor vehicles. Committee on State Affairs and Government Operations: 14-0. AB 624 Steffen
Relating to: retaining invoices for the sale of malt beverages and intoxicating liquors and the local option for issuing liquor licenses.
Committee on State Affairs and Government Operations: 15-0. AB 627 Hutton
Relating to: repeal of the Interstate Compact on Juveniles and requiring a juvenile from another state who is on supervision in this state under the Interstate Compact for Juveniles for a sex offense to register as a sex offender before entering the state.
Committee on Criminal Justice and Public Safety: 12-0. AB 630 Jagler
Relating to; capturing and distributing a representation of a nude child and providing a criminal penalty.
Committee on Criminal Justice and Public Safety: 12-0. AB 633 Ballweg
Relating to: copies of certain vital records.
Committee on State Affairs and Government Operations: 13-0. AB 648 Kremer
Relating to: seasonal placement of a Christmas tree in the rotunda of the state capitol building or in a church.
Committee on State Affairs and Government Operations: 13-2. AB 651 Spiros
Relating to: mounting a motor vehicle monitoring device to the front windshield of a vehicle. Committee on Criminal Justice and Public Safety: 12-0.
AB 652 E. Brooks
Relating to: providing to a victim notification when an offender's extended supervision or parole is revoked.
AB 663 Hutton
Relating to: restitution owed to victims of crime.
Committee on Criminal Justice and Public Safety: 12-0. AB 668 Petersen
Relating to: rights under certain agreements or qualified financial contracts. Committee on Insurance: 15-0.
AB 673 Kleefisch
Relating to: creating a program to protect the confidentiality of addresses for victims of domestic abuse, sexual assault, or stalking; providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures; and requiring the exercise of rule-making authority.
Committee on Judiciary: 9-0. AB 700 A. Ott
Relating to: the date on which the annual open season for hunting and trapping wolves begins. Committee on Natural Resources and Sporting Heritage: 14-0.
AB 724 Spiros
Relating to: various changes to the worker's compensation law, granting rule-making authority, and making an appropriation.
Committee on State Affairs and Government Operations: 15-0. AB 729 Czaja
Relating to: advertising motor fuel prices by the half-gallon. Committee on State Affairs and Government Operations: 14-1. AB 767 Rodriguez
Relating to: injunctions against harassment and abuse. Committee on Criminal Justice: 12-0.
AB 769 A. Ott
Relating to: powers and duties of the Veterinary Examining Board and Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection.
Committee on Agriculture: 10-0. AB 808 Ballweg
Relating to: prohibiting issuance of citations for alcohol beverage violations to certain underage persons in connection with sexual assault or certain other crimes and prohibiting certain disciplinary sanctions if the underage person is a student.
Committee on Criminal Justice: 12-0. AB 641 Hesselbein
Relating to: eliminating the Joint Survey Committee on Tax Exemptions. Committee on State Affairs and Government Operations: 13-0.
SB 87 Roth / Kulp
Relating to: inspection of certain renovations of one-family and two-family dwellings and requiring the exercise of rule-making authority.
Senate committee on Insurance, Housing, and Trade: 5-0. Passed Senate by voice vote. SB 97 Carpenter / Jacque
Relating to: including orders pertaining to household pets in certain restraining orders and injunctions.
SB 202 LeMahieu / Vorpagel
Relating to: appeals of denials of kinship care payments based on arrest or conviction record. Senate committee on Health and Human Services: 5-0. Passed Senate by voice vote. Assembly committee on Family Law: concurrence recommended: 8-0.
SB 243 Lasee / A. Ott
Relating to: approval, reporting, and fee requirements for certain wells.
Senate committee on Natural Resources and Energy: 3-2. Passed Senate: 21-12. SB 276 Harsdorf / Murphy
Relating to: University of Wisconsin System parking and transportation facilities and parking fees. Senate committee on Universities and Technical Colleges: 5-0. Passed Senate by voice vote. SB 314 Marklein / R. Brooks
Relating to: adverse possession against the state or a political subdivision.
Senate committee on Government Operations and Consumer Protection: 5-0. Passed Senate by voice vote.
SB 315 Gudex / Swearingen
Relating to: an exemption from civil liability related to the placement of certain structures in navigable waters and wetlands.
Senate committee on Natural Resources and Energy: 4-1. Passed Senate by voice vote. SB 323 Cowles / Murtha
Relating to: granting victims of certain crimes the right to be accompanied by a victim advocate. Senate committee on Judiciary and Public Safety: 5-0. Passed Senate by voice vote.
SB 325 Cowles / Heaton
Relating to: repeated acts of physical abuse of the same child and providing a criminal penalty. Senate committee on Judiciary and Public Safety: 4-1. Passed Senate by voice vote.
SB 351 Risser / Jacque
Relating to: the Uniform Interstate Enforcement of Domestic Violence Protection Orders Act. Senate committee on Judiciary and Public Safety: 4-0. Passed Senate by voice vote
SB 390 Petrowski / Edming
Relating to: lines transporting manure within highway rights-of-way and providing a penalty. Senate committee on Transportation and Veterans Affairs: 5-0. Passed Senate by voice vote. SB 435 Tiffany / E. Brooks
Relating to: the sale, purchase, or possession of wild game bird feathers.
Senate committee on Sporting Heritage, Mining, and Forestry: 5-0. Passed Senate by voice vote. SB 463 Stroebel / Jarchow
Relating to: duties of ski area operators and persons who bike in a ski area, and liability of ski area operators.
Senate committee on Agriculture, Small Business, and Tourism: 6-3. Passed Senate by voice vote. SB 448 Petrowski / Ripp
Relating to: implements of husbandry and agricultural commercial motor vehicles operated or transported on highways.
SB 512 Moulton / Nerison
Relating to: dairy plant and food processing plant licensing requirements and granting rule-making authority.
Senate committee on Agriculture, Small Business, and Tourism: 9-0. Passed Senate by voice vote. SB 513 Moulton / Nerison
Relating to: regulation of establishments where animals are slaughtered or meat is processed, and granting rule-making authority.
Senate committee on Agriculture, Small Business, and Tourism: 9-0. Passed Senate by voice vote. SB 514 Moulton / Nerison
Relating to: penalties for violating commercial feed requirements and providing a criminal penalty. Senate committee on Agriculture, Small Business, and Tourism: 9-0. Passed Senate by voice vote. SB 548 Lazich / Kerkman
Relating to: the Southeastern Wisconsin Fox River Commission for the Illinois Fox River basin. Senate committee on Natural Resources and Energy: 5-0. Passed Senate by voice vote.
SB 549 Moulton / Nerison
Relating to: agricultural loan guarantee programs administered by the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority.
Senate committee on Agriculture, Small Business, and Tourism: 9-0. Passed Senate by voice vote.
