STATE OF Assembly Journal Ninety-First Regular Session 2:00 P.M. MONDAY, January 4, 1993

The assembly was called to order by the chief clerk of COMMUNICATIONS the 1991-92 session, Thomas Melvin. State of Wisconsin • The prayer was offered by Sister Rose Marie Cipress Elections Board of St. Catherine's Hospital in Kenosha. Madison "Dear God, we thank you for all your goodness to us: December 14, 1992 for the world in which we live with all its wonder and Dear Mr. Melvin: beauty, for our families, friends and homes, for your care I am pleased to provide you with a copy of the official that guards us always, and for your faithfulness that canvass of the November 3, 1992 General Election vote never fails. for representative to the assembly along with the Today we are especially grateful for bringing us to determination by the State Board of Canvassers of the this memorable inauguration day. We ask you to bless winners. all the members of the . Send If the State Elections Board staff can provide you with your Holy Spirit to guide and -direct them. any further information or assistance, please contact our office. Bless especially all the new members. Sincerely, Bless' the departing members who are going on to KEVIN J. KENNEDY serve you in other ways. Executive Secretary We are grateful for all our Wisconsin Legislators who State Elections Board have served us so well_ We can be proud of our state because of these faithful servants. Continue to bless and 1st - Lary J. Swoboda guide them. We in Kenosha are so grateful for Joe 1712 Alfred Drive Andrea, Peter Barca, Bob Wirch and Cloyd Porter. Our Luxemburg 54217 prayers and thoughts go with them today as they renew Democrat their promises. 2nd - Dale J. Bolle Bless the families who may be alone while our 10018 Reif Mills Road legislators are here in Madison working for all of us. Whitelaw 54247 Democrat Bless all the poor, elderly, physically and mentally ill, the lonely, the homeless and hungry, especially those in 3rd - Alvin R. Ott our wonderful Wisconsin. P.O. Box 112 Forest Junction 54123 We make these requests in Jesus' name." Republican 4th - Mark A. Green The Colors were presented by the Wisconsin Army 2946 Sorenson Drive National Guard. Green Bay 54313 Republican Representative Kunicki led the membership in 5th - William N. Vander Loop reciting the pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United 1908 Parkwood Drive States of America. Kaukauna 54130 Democrat 6th - John H. Ainsworth Jessalynne Moore, daughter of State Senator Route 1, Box 380 Gwendolynne Moore, led the membership in singing the Shawano 54166 "Star Spangled Banner". Republican

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7th - Peter J. Bock 20th - Rosemary Potter 4710 W. Bluemound Road 3006 S. Delaware Avenue 53208 Milwaukee 53207 Democrat Democrat 8th - Walter J. Kunicki 21st - Richard A. Grobschmidt 1550 S. 4th Street 1513 Mackinac Avenue Milwaukee 53204 South Milwaukee 53172 Democrat Democrat 9th - Timothy W. Carpenter 22nd - Polly W. Beal 713 E. Norwich Street 1080 W. Dean Road Milwaukee 53207 Milwaukee 53217 Democrat Republican 10th - 23rd - John L. La Faye 3237 N. 14th Street 8945 N. 85th Street Milwaukee 53206 Milwaukee 53224 Democrat Democrat 11th - Johnnie Morris-Tatum 24th - Lolita Schneiders 5051 N. 26th Street N89 W17151 Highland Court Milwaukee 53209 Menomonee Falls 53051 Democrat Republican 12th - Shirley I. ICrug 25th - Robert F. Ziegelbauer 6105 W. Hope Avenue 1213 S. 8th Street Milwaukee 53216 Manitowoc 54220 Democrat Democrat 13th - David A. Cullen 26th - James R. Baumgart 2845 N. 68th Street 2211 Wedemeyer St. Milwaukee 53210 Sheboygan 53081 Democrat Democrat 14th - Peggy A. Rosenzweig 27th - Clifford Otte 6236 Upper Parkway North N5385 Bridgewood Road Wauwatosa 53213 Sheboygan Falls 53085 Republican Republican 15th - Jeannette Bell 28th - Harvey Stower 1415 S. 60th Street 515 S. Keller West Allis 53214 Amery 54001 Democrat Democrat 16th- Leon D. Young 29th - Alvin J. Baldus 2351 N. Richards Street 631 Grandview Court Milwaukee 53212 Menomonie 54751 Democrat Democrat 17th - G. 30th - Sheila E. Harsdorf 3732 N. 40th Street Route 4 Milwaukee 53216 River Falls 54022 Democrat Republican 18th - Antonio R. Riley 31st- Stephen L. Nass 3013 W. Mount Vernon Avenue 160 S. Franklin Street Milwaukee 53208 Whitewater 53190 Democrat Republican 19th - 32nd - Scott R. Jensen 1724 E. Geneva Place 301 Ahrens Drive Milwaukee 53211 Mukwonago 53149 Democrat Republican JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 4, 1993]

33rd - Daniel P. Vrakas 46th - Rudy Silbaugh 320 Zion Street 115 E. Wilson Street Hartland 53029 Stoughton 53589 Republican Republican 34th - James C. Holperin 47th - Eugene H. Hahn P.O. Box 1256 W3198 Old County Highway B Eagle River 54521 Cambria 53923 Democrat Republican 35th - Thomas D. Ourada 48th - Doris J. Hanson 425 Dorr Street 6214 South Court Antigo 54409 McFarland 53558 Republican Democrat 36th - Lorraine M. Seratti 49th - David A. Brandemuehl HC-2, Box 588 Route 2, Box 64 Florence 54121 Fennimore 53809 Republican Republican 37th - David W. Ward 50th - Sheryl K. Albers N340I Highway G E7930 Maple Hill Road Fort Atkinson 53538 North Freedom 53951 Republican Republican 38th - Steven M. Foti 51st - Stephen J. Freese 842 Dante Drive 675 Flamingo Lane Oconomowoc 53066 Hazel Green 53811 Republican Republican 39th - Robert G. Goetsch 52nd - John P. Dobyns N6485 High Point Road 33 S. Berger Parkway Juneau 53039 Fond du Lac 54935 Republican Republican 40th - William D. Lorge 53rd - Carol Owens Route 1, Box 47 144 County Road C Bear Creek 54922 Oshkosh 54904 Republican Republican 41st - Robert T. Welch 54th - Gregg Underheim Box 523 1652 Beech Street Redgranite 54970 Oshkosh 54901 Republican Republican 42nd - Ben Brancel 55th - Dean R. Kaufert Route 1, Box 229 930 Betty Avenue Endeavor 53930 Neenah 54956 Republican Republican 43rd - Charles W. Coleman 56th - Judith A. Kinsman N2430 Krahn Drive 7544 Green Meadow Road Whitewater 53190 Oshkosh 54904 Republican Republican 44th - Wayne W. Wood 57th - David T. Prosser, Jr. 2429 Rockport Road 2904 N. Meade Street, No. 3 Janesville 53545 Appleton 54911 Democrat Republican 45th - Judith B. Robson 58th - Michael A. Lehman 2411 E. Ridge Road 1317 Honeysuckle Road Beloit 53511 Hartford 53027 Democrat Republican JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 4, 1993]

59th - Mary E. Panzer 72nd - Marlin D. Schneider 635 Tamarack Drive West 3820 Southbrook Lane West Bend 53095 Wisconsin Rapids 54494 Republican Democrat 60th - Susan B. Vergeront 73rd - Frank Boyle 390 Vista View Drive Route I, Box 175 Cedarburg 53012 Superior 54880 Republican Democrat 61st - Robert L. Turner 74th - Barbara J. Linton 36 McKinley Avenue Route 1, Box 299 Racine 53404 Highbridge 54846 Democrat Democrat 62nd - Kimberly M. Plache 75th - Mary Hubler 2614 17th Street P.O. Box 544 Racine 53403 Rice Lake 54868 Democrat Democrat 63rd-- Bonnie L. Ladwig 76th - Rebecca Young 4616 Marcia Drive 639 Crandall Street Racine 53405 Madison 53711 Republican Democrat 64th - Peter W. Barca 77th - 1520 Sheridan Road 5742 Elder Place Kenosha 53140 Madison 53705 Democrat Democrat 65th - Robert W. Wirch 78th - 3007 Springbrook Road 312 N. Bassett Street, No. 5 Kenosha 53142 Madison 53703 Democrat Democrat 66th - Cloyd A. Porter 79th - Joseph S. Wineke Route 3, Box 331 115 Edward Street Burlington 53105 Verona 53593 Republican Democrat 67th - Michael 0. Wilder 80th - David G. Deininger 15 1/2 W. Spring Street 2116 11th Street Chippewa Falls 54729 Monroe 53566 Democrat Republican 68th - David A. Zien 81st - David Travis 2928 Solem Lane 4229 Mandrake Road Eau Claire 54703 - Madison 53704 Republican Democrat 69th - Robert K. Zukowski 82nd - James A. Rutkowski W9884 CtH MM 11335 W. Woodside Drive Thorp 54771 Hales Corners 53130 Republican Democrat 70th - Donald W. Hasenohrl 83rd - Kathleen A. Krosnicki 9516 Bluff Drive W125 S7662 Coventry Lane Pittsville 54466 Muskego 53150 Democrat Republican 71st - Stan Gruszynski 84th - Mary A. Lazich 2272 Stanley Street 1615 S. 164th Street Stevens Point 54481 New Berlin 53151 Democrat Republican JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 4, 1993]

85th - Gregory B. Huber 98th - Marc C. Duff 406 S. 9th Avenue 1811 S. Elm Grove Road Wausau 54401 New Berlin 53151 Democrat Republican 86th - Thomas Springer 604 15th Street 99th - Frank H. Urban Mosinee 54455 1655 Berkshire Road Democrat Elm Grove 53122 87th - Martin L. Reynolds Republican 219 W. 2nd Street Ladysmith 54848 OATH OF OFFICE Democrat On Wednesday, December 23, 1992, Justice William 88th - Rosemary Hinkfuss Bablitch of the Wisconsin Supreme Court administered 1002 S. Monroe the oath of office to Martin Reynolds of the 87th Green Bay 54301 Assembly District in a ceremony held at the State Capitol Democrat in Room 126 North. 89th - John G. Gard Pursuant to Article IV, Section 28 of the Wisconsin P.O. Box 119 Constitution, Justice William Bablitch of the Wisconsin Peshtigo 54157 Supreme Court administered the oath of office to the Republican members en masse. 90th - John J. Ryba The roll was called by the assistant chief clerk of the 714 Wilson Avenue 1991-92 session, Mr. Charles Sanders, and the members, Green Bay 54303 as their names were called, came to the desk to sign the Democrat oath of office book. 91st - Barbara Gronemus The roll was taken. 1634 West Street The result follows: P.O. Box 676 Whitehall 54773-0676 Present — Representatives Ainsworth, Albers, Democrat Baldus, Baldwin, Barca, Baumgart, Beal, Bell, Black, Bock, Bolle, Boyle, Brancel, Brandemuehl, Carpenter, 92nd - Terry M. Musser Coggs, Coleman, Cullen, Deininger, Dobyns, Duff, Foti, Route 1, Box 98 Freese, Gard, Goetsch, Green, Grobschmidt, Gronemus, Black River Falls 54615 Gruszynsld, Hahn, Hanson, Harsdorf, Hasenohrl, Republican Hinkfuss, Halperin, Huber, Hubler, Jensen, Johnsrud, 93rd - Robin G. Kreibich Kaufert, Kinsman, Kreibich, Krosnicki, Krug, Krusick, 4642 Woodridge Drive Kunicki, La Faye, Ladwig, Lazich, Lehman, Linton, Eau Claire 54701 Lorge, Meyer, Morris-Tatum, Musser, Nass, Notestein, Republican . Ott, Otte, Ourada, Owens, Panzer, Plache, Porter, Potter, Prosser, Riley, Roberts, Robson, Rosenzweig, 94th - Virgil Roberts Rutkowski, Ryba, Schneider, Schneiders, Seratti, 308 Park Lane Silbaugh, Springer, Stower, Swoboda, Travis, Turner, Holmen 54636 Underheim, Urban, Vander Loop, Vergeront, Vrakas, Democrat Ward, Welch, Wilder, Williams, Wineke, Wirch, Wood, 95th - Mark Meyer Young, L., Young, R., Ziegelbauer, Zien and Zukowski —98. 3307 Elm Drive La Crosse 54601 Absent — None. Democrat Absent with leave — Representative Reynolds — 1. 96th - DuWayne G. Johnsrud Vacancies — None. Route 1, Box 91A Eastman 54626 Republican LEAVES OF ABSENCE 97th - Margaret Ann Krusick Representative Travis asked unanimous consent for a 6832 W. Morgan Avenue leave of absence for today's session for Representative Milwaukee 53220 Reynolds. Granted. Democrat 5 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 4, 1993]

ELECTION OF SPEAKER and give a well-deserved round of applause to relatives, friends and supporters who are here today. Representative Schneider nominated Representative Kunicki for the position of speaker of the assembly. To my Assembly colleagues ... I offer thanks for your support in electing me to a second term as Speaker of the Representative Panzer nominated Representative 99-member Wisconsin Assembly. Prosser for the position of speaker of the assembly. It is a humbling yet inspiring honor. There being no further nominations, the chair declared nominations closed. I will strive to fulfill this honor by seeking your advice and counsel and acting on your guidance. The roll was taken. Each election is a new beginning. But as we enter The result follows: 1993 I believe we are on the threshold of a promising new For Representative Kunicki — Representatives era. We have elected a new president. Baldus, Baldwin, Barca, Baumgart, Bell, Black, Bock, He brings- great energy and knowledge to the Bolle, Boyle, Carpenter, Coggs, Cullen, Grobschrnidt, challenges that confront us. Gronemus, Gruszynski, Hanson, Hasenohrl, Hinkfuss, Holperin, Huber, Hubler, Krug, Krusick, Kunicki, To help meet these challenges ... he has called on two La Faye, Linton, Meyer, Morris-Tatum, Notestein, of Wisconsin's best to serve in Washington. Pliche, Potter, Riley, Roberts, Robson, Rutkowski, Our hopes and prayers go with LTW-Madison Ryba, Schneider, Springer, Stower, Swoboda, Travis, Chancellor Donna Shalala and Congressman Les Aspin Turner, Vander Loop, Wilder, Williams, Wineke, as they assume their new duties. Wirch, Wood, Young, L., Young, R. and Ziegelbauer —51. In addition, the Legislature will lose the talents of two bright, young lawmakers. For Representative Prosser — Representatives Ainsworth, Albers, Beal, Brancel, Brandemuehl, State Sen. Russ Feingold will become U.S. Sen. Coleman, Deininger, Dobyns, Duff, Foti, Freese, Gard, Feingold and State Sen. Thomas Barrett will become Goetsch, Green, Hahn, Harsdorf, Jensen, Johnsrud, U.S. Representative Barrett ... Both will take their oaths Kaufert, Klusman, Kreibich, ICrosnicki, Ladwig, Lazich, of office tomorrow. Lehman, Lorge, Musser, Nass, Ott, Otte, Ourada, We are gathered here today to inaugurate a new Owens, Panzer, Porter, Prosser, Rosenzweig, Schneiders, Assembly ... we have members who represent a cross- Seratti, Silbaugh, Underheim, Urban, Vergeront, section of Wisconsin. Vrakas, Ward, Welch, Zien and Zukowski — 47. They come to Madison from the sprawling farm Absent or not voting — Representative Reynolds — country ... from the inner cities to the quiet suburbs and 1. the bustling areas of the state's commercial and financial Representative Kunicki was elected speaker of the centers. assembly. The election has given a new look to the Assembly. Representatives Coggs and Baldwin escorted We have the largest group of women in the Assembly Representative Kunicki to the rostrum. brought together after one election ... The oath of office was administered by Justice We have the largest group of African Americans in William Bablitch of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. the history of the Assembly. Speaker Kunicki in the chair. And many among us are newcomers. All in all, 23 first term men and women in the Assembly will bring a REMARKS BY THE SPEAKER new outlook and drive to this body. "Thank you ... Justice Bablitch ... Sister Cipress These newcomers join veteran lawmakers, seasoned distinguished guests. by past legislative battles, who uphold the commitment to Wisconsin's tradition of progressive government. All Welcome ... new and returning state representatives, who sit here today have heard the message of this new your families, friends and supporters to this, the start of era: That message is change. the 91st session of the . To strengthen our economy and set it on a course for My congratulations to those of you who, for the next the 21st century ... two years, will represent your constituents in the Assembly ... the people's house of government. To change government policies so they reward people who play by the rules ... In the past, Assembly members have taken this opportunity to thank those who stood by them through To change our health care system so that basic health thick and thin. I call on the members at this time to stand care is available to all - not just the well to do ... 6 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 4, 1993]

To change our education system to make it forward- What we need are sound ideas ... not sound bites. looking and accountable ... After the debate is over let us do the best for our And, change the conduct of government, break the citizens. gridlock, and cast off partisanship. Let us be workhorses instead of show horses. These are times when great things can be done ... Much difficult work awaits us to balance the budget, these are times when great things must be done. deal with crime, provide health care and move forward We must be sober in reflecting on the problems that on a number of other high-priority issues. confront us. I pledge to put aside politics of the moment and work But, we cannot deny the feeling of excitement in the for the long-term interests of the people of Wisconsin. air ... the sense that great accomplishments await our state and our nation. Let us ring in this new era in the spirit of understanding, tolerance and unity. It's time we re-discover a home truth and invest in the common genius of our people. Let us join hands and hearts in common purpose. Our president-elect has shown he is tackling the As former Milwaukee Mayor Carl Zeidler once said: challenges before us. "Hats off to the past, coats off to the future." His actions have given us confidence in the future. Let's get to work. But we in Wisconsin must do our part ... we must be Thank you." ready. When President Clinton puts forth the call to provide affordable and accessible health coverage ... we ELECTION OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE in Wisconsin should offer examples of how to do the job. Representative Grobschmidt nominated Representa- For instance, let us move quickly in the Legislature to tive Carpenter for the position of speaker pro tempore of strip away tedious regulations that hamper the delivery the assembly. of health care. Representative Prosser nominated Representative Let's help midwives and physician assistants to work Panzer for the position of speaker pro tempore of the in underserved areas of our state. assembly. And ... we can move forward on consumer-friendly There being no further nominations, the speaker health care reforms such as uniform hospital accounting declared nominations closed. and billing ... a system all of us can understand. Representative Travis asked unanimous consent that In many cases the interests of our citizens in small all Democrat members be recorded as voting for towns and big cities in Wisconsin are the same interests Representative Carpenter and all Republican members of small- and big-town America. as voting for Representative Panzer. Granted. At the same tune, we must acknowledge the For Representative Carpenter — Representatives differences that Democrats and Republicans bring to this Baldus, Baldwin, Barca, Baumgart, Bell, Black, Bock, house. Bolle, Boyle, Carpenter, Coggs, Cullen, Grobsclunidt, Between us - and among us - we represent different Gronemus, Gruszynski, Hanson, Hasenohrl, Hinkfuss, regions and sometimes competing and contradictory Holperin, Huber, Hubler, Krug, Krusick, La Faye, ideas. Linton, Meyer, Morris-Tatum, Notestein, Plache, Potter, Riley, Roberts, Robson, Rutkowski, Ryba, We have a Republican governor who will run for re- Schneider, Springer, Stower, Swoboda, Travis, Turner, election on much of what happens this year in the Vander Loop, Wilder, Williams, Wineke, Wirch, Wood, Legislature. Young, L., Young, R., Ziegelbauer and Speaker As one of the chief representatives of Democrats in Kunicki — 51. Wisconsin, I will not let that hamper our efforts here. For Representative Panzer — Representatives At the same time, the desire to avoid partisanship Ainsworth, Albers, Beal, Brancel, Brandemuehl, should not discourage debate. Debate strengthens our Coleman, Deininger, Dobyns, Duff, Foti, Freese, Gard, ideas. Goetsch, Green, Hahn, Harsdorf, Jensen, Johnsrud, Kaufert, Klusman, Kreibich, Krosnicki, Ladwig, Lazich, Indeed ... our Assembly rules lend themselves to Lehman, Lorge, Musser, Nass, Ott, Otte, Ourada, vigorous debate. But, let it be thoughtful debate. Owens, Panzer, Porter, Prosser, Rosenzweig, Schneiders, As the statesman Daniel Webster said: "Anger is not Seratti, Silbaugh, Underheim, Urban, Vergeront, an argument." Vrakas, Ward, Welch, Zien and Zukowski — 47. 7 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 4, 1993]

Absent or not voting — Representative Reynolds — There being no further nominations, the speaker 1. declared nominations closed. Representative Carpenter was elected speaker pro Representative Travis asked unanimous consent that tempore of the assembly. the vote for sergeant-at-arms be recorded with all Representatives Gruszynski and Morris-Tatum Democrats voting for Robert Johnston and all escorted Representative Carpenter to the rostrum. Republicans voting for . Granted. The oath of office was administered by Speaker For Robert Johnston — Representatives Baldus, Kunicki. Baldwin, Barca, Baumgart, Bell, Black, Bock, Bolle, Boyle, Carpenter, Coggs, Cullen, Grobschmidt, Gronemus, Gruszynski, Hanson, Hasenohrl, Hinkfuss, ELECTION OF CHIEF CLERK Holperin, Huber, Hubler, Krug, Krusick, La Faye, Representative Holperin nominated Thomas Melvin Linton, Meyer, Morris-Tatum, Notestein, Plache, for the position of chief clerk of the assembly. Potter, Riley, Roberts, Robson, Rutkowski, Ryba, Schneider, Springer, Stower, Swoboda, Travis, Turner, Representative Deininger seconded the nomination Vander Loop, Wilder, Williams, Wineke, Wirch, Wood, of Thomas Melvin. Young, L., Young, R., Ziegelbauer and Speaker Representative Deininger asked unanimous consent Kunicki — 51. that the vote for the position of chief clerk of the For Robin Vos Representatives Ainsworth, assembly be made unanimous with all members voting Albers, Beal, Brancel, Brandemuehl, Coleman, for Thomas Melvin. Granted. Deininger, Dobyns, Duff, Foti, Freese, Gard, Goetsch, The roll was taken. Green, Hahn, Harsdorf, Jensen, Johnsrud, Kaufert, Klusman, ICreibich, Krosnicki, Ladwig, Lazich, The result follows: Lehman, Lorge, Musser, Nass, Ott, Otte, Ourada, Owens, Panzer, Porter, Prosser, Rosenzweig, Schneiders, For Thomas Melvin — Representatives Ainsworth, Seratti, Silbaugh, Underheim, Urban, Vergeront, Albers, Baidus, Baldwin, Barca, Baumgart, Beal, Bell, Vrakas, Ward, Welch, Zien and Zukowski — 47. Black, Bock, Bolle, Boyle, Brancel, Brandemuehl, Carpenter, Coggs, Coleman, Cullen, Deininger, Dobyns, Absent or not voting — Representative Reynolds — Duff, Foti, Freese, Gard, Goetsch, Green, Grobschmidt, 1. Gronemus, Gruszynski, Hahn, Hanson, Harsdorf, Hasenohrl, Hinkfuss, Holperin, Huber, Hubler, Jensen, Robert Johnston was elected sergeant-at-arms of the assembly. Johnsrud, Kaufert, Kinsman, ICreibich, Krosnicki, Krug, Krusick, La Faye, Ladwig, Lazich, Lehman, Representatives Meyer and Panzer escorted Robert Linton, Lorge, Meyer, Morris-Tatum, Musser, Nass, Johnston to the rostrum. Notestein, Ott, Otte, Ourada, Owens, Panzer, Plache, Porter, Potter, Prosser, Riley, Roberts, Robson, The oath of office was administered by Speaker Rosenzweig, Rutkowski, Ryba, Schneider, Schneiders, Kunicki. Seratti, Silbaugh, Springer, Stower, Swoboda, Travis, Turner, Underheim, Urban, Vander Loop, Vergeront, CHIEF CLERK'S ANNOUNCEMENT Vrakas, Ward, Welch, Wilder, Williams, Wineke, Wirch, Thomas Melvin announced that he has appointed Wood, Young, L., Young, R., Ziegelbauer, Zien, Charles Sanders as assistant chief clerk for the 1993 Zukowski and Speaker Kimicki - 98. session. Absent or not voting Representative Reynolds — Representatives Baldwin and Welch escorted Charles 1. Sanders to the rostrum. Thomas Melvin was elected chief clerk of the The oath of office was administered by Speaker assembly. Kunicki. Representatives Carpenter and Deininger escorted Thomas Melvin to the rostrum. SERGEANT-AT-ARMS' ANNOUNCEMENT The oath of office was administered by Speaker Robert Johnston announced that he has appointed Kunicki. Katie Vandenhouten as assistant sergeant-at-arms for the 1993 session. ELECTION OF SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Representatives Potter and Foti escorted Katie Representative Springer nominated Robert Johnston Vandenhouten to the rostrum. for the position of sergeant-at-arms of the assembly. The oath of office was administered by Speaker Representative Vergeront nominated Robin Vos for Kunicki. the position of sergeant-at-arms of the assembly. 8 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 4, 1993]

SPECIAL GUESTS Ayes — Representatives Baldus, Baldwin, Barca, Baurngart, Bell, Black, Bock, Bolle, Boyle, Carpenter, Warren Nelson of the Sioux River Song Farm from Coggs, Cullen, Grobschmidt, Gronemus, Gruszynski, Washburn, Wisconsin recited a poem he wrote specially Hanson, Hasenohrl, Hinkfuss, Holperin, Huber, Hubler, for this inauguration day. Accompanied by Philip Anich Krug, Krusick, La Fave, Linton, Meyer, Morris-Tatum, and Jack Gunderson, the trio sang a song about Notestein, Plache, Potter, Riley, Roberts, Robson, Wisconsin from the rostrum. Rutkowski, Ryba, Schneider, Springer, Stower, Swoboda, Travis, Turner, Vander Loop, Wilder, INTRODUCTION AND REFERENCE Williams, Wineke, Wirch, Wood, Young, L., OF PROPOSALS Young, R., Ziegelbauer and Speaker Kunicki — 51. Read first time and referred: Noes — Representatives Ainsworth, Albers, Beal, Representative Travis introduced a privileged Brancel, Brandemuehl, Coleman, Deininger, Dobyns, resolution. Duff, Foti, Freese, Gard, Goetsch, Green, Hahn, Jensen, Johnsrud, Kaufert, Klusman, Kreibich, Krosnicki, Ladwig, Lazich, Lehman, Lorge, Musser, Nass, Ott, Assembly Resolution 1 Otte, Ourada, Owens, Panzer, Porter, Prosser, Notifying the senate and the governor that the 1993- Rosenzweig, Schneiders, Seratti, Silbaugh, Underheim, 94 assembly is organized. Urban, Vergeront, Vrakas, Ward, Welch, Zien and By Representatives Kunicki and Travis. Zukowski — 46. The question was: Shall Assembly Resolution I be Absent or not voting — Representatives Harsdorf adopted? and Reynolds —2. Motion carried. Motion carried. Representative Travis introduced a privileged Assembly amendment 3 to Assembly Resolution 2 resolution. offered by Representatives Freese, Prosser, Welch, Rosenzweig, Duff, Deininger, Harsdorf, Urban, Ladwig, Assembly Resolution 2 Green, Seratti, Vrakas, Schneiders, Dobyns, Albers, Relating to the standing and special committees of Ainsworth, Klusman, Kaufert, Goetsch, Nass, Silbaugh, the assembly. Hahn and Jensen. By Representatives Kunicki and Travis. Assembly amendment 1 to Assembly Resolution 2 POINT OF ORDER offered by Representatives Kunicki and Black. Representative Travis rose to the point of order that Speaker pro tempore Carpenter in the chair. assembly amendment 3 to Assembly Resolution 2 was not germane under Assembly Rule 54(3)(f). The question was: Shall assembly amendment 1 to The chair (Speaker pro tempore Carpenter) ruled the Assembly Resolution 2 be adopted? point of order well taken. Motion carried. Assembly amendment 4 to Assembly Resolution 2 Assembly amendment 2 to Assembly Resolution 2 offered by Representatives Freese, Prosser, Welch, offered by Representatives Freese, Prosser, Welch, Rosenzweig, Deininger, Schneiders, Albers, Duff, Deininger, Ladwig, Green, Albers, Duff, Seratti, Vrakas, Urban, Ladwig, Green, Seratti, Vrakas, Dobyns, Dobyns, Klusman, Ainsworth, Silbaugh, Hahn and Ainsworth, Klusman, Nass, Silbaugh, Hahn and Jensen. Jensen. POINT OF ORDER Representative Travis moved that assembly amendment 2 to Assembly Resolution 2 be laid on the Representative Travis rose to the point of order that table. assembly amendment 4 to Assembly Resolution 2 was not germane under Assembly Rule and 54(3)(4 LEAVES OF ABSENCE The chair (Speaker pro tempore Carpenter) ruled the point of order well taken. Representative Deininger asked unanimous consent for a leave of absence for the balance of today's session Representative Prosser appealed the ruling of the for Representative Harsdorf. Granted. chair. The question was: Shall assembly amendment 2 to The question was: Shall the ruling of the chair stand Assembly Resolution 2 be laid on the table? as the ruling of the assembly? The roll was taken. The roll was taken. The result follows: The result follows: 9 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 4, 19931

Ayes — Representatives Baldus, Baldwin, Barca, Johnsrud, Kaufert, Klusman, Kreibich, Krosnicki, Baumgart, Bell, Black, Bock, Bolle, Boyle, Carpenter, Ladwig, Lazich, Lehman, Lorge, Musser, Nass, Ott, Coggs, Cullen, Grobschmidt, Gronemus, Gruszynski, Otte, Ourada, Owens, Panzer, Porter, Prosser, Hanson, Hasenohrl, Hinkfuss, Holperin, Huber, Hubler, Rosenzweig, Schneiders, Seratti, Silbaugh, Underheim, Krug, Krusick, La Fave, Linton, Meyer, Morris-Tatum, Urban, Vergeront, Vrakas, Ward, Welch, Zien and Notestein, Plache, Potter, Riley, Roberts, Robson, Zukowski — 46. Rutkowski, Ryba, Schneider, Springer, Stower, Swoboda, Travis, Turner, Vander Loop, Wilder, Absent or not voting — Representatives Harsdorf Williams, Wineke, Wirch, Wood, Young, L., and Reynolds —2. Young, R., Ziegelbauer and Speaker Kunicki 51. Motion carried. Noes — Representatives Ainsworth, Albers, Beal, Assembly amendment 6 to Assembly Resolution 2 Brancel, Brandemuehl, Coleman, Deininger, Dobyns, offered by Representatives Albers, Prosser, Nass, Welch, Duff, Foti, Freese, Gard, Goetsch, Green, Hahn, Jensen, Vrakas, Goetsch, Freese, Silbaugh and Hahn. Johnsrud, Kaufert, Klusman, Kreibich, Krosnicki, Ladwig, Lazich, Lehman, Lorge, Musser, Nass, Ott, POINT OF ORDER Otte, Ourada, Owens, Panzer, Porter, Prosser, Rosenzweig, Schneiders, Seratti, Silbaugh, Underheim, Representative Travis rose to the point of order that Urban, Vergeront, Vrakas, Ward, Welch, Zien and assembly amendment 6 to Assembly Resolution 2 was not Zukowski — 46. germane under Assembly Rule and 54(3)(0. The chair (Speaker pro tempore Carpenter) ruled the Absent or not voting — Representatives Harsdorf point of order well taken. and Reynolds — 2. Assembly amendment 7 to Assembly Resolution 2 Motion carried. offered by Representative Welch. Assembly amendment 5 to Assembly Resolution 2 Representative Travis asked-unanimous consent that offered by Representatives Duff, Freese, Prosser, Welch, assembly amendment 7 to Assembly Resolution 2 be laid Rosenzweig, Deininger, Harsdorf, Urban, Ladwig, on the table. Albers, Green, Seratti, Vrakas, Schneiders, Dobyns, Ainsworth, Klusman, Kaufert, Nass, Silbaugh, Hahn Representative Welch objected. and Jensen. Representative Travis moved that assembly amendment 7 to Assembly Resolution 2 be laid on the POINT OF ORDER table. Representative Travis rose to the point of order that The question was: Shall assembly amendment 7 to assembly amendment 5 to Assembly Resolution 2 was not Assembly Resolution 2 be laid on the table? germane under Assembly Rule and 54(3)(0. The roll was taken. The chair (Speaker pro tempore Carpenter) ruled the point of order well taken. The result follows: Representative Prosser appealed the ruling of the Ayes — Representatives Baldus, Baldwin, Barca, chair. Baurngart, Bell, Black, Bock, Bolle, Boyle, Carpenter, Coggs, Cullen, Grobschmidt, Gronemus, Gniszynski, The question was: Shall the ruling of the chair stand Hanson, Hasenohrl, Hinkfuss, Holperin, Huber, Hubler, as the ruling of the assembly? Krug, Krusick, La Faye, Linton, Meyer, Morris-Tatum, The roll was taken. Notestein, Plache, Potter, Riley, Roberts, Robson, Rutkowski, Ryba, Schneider, Springer, Stower, The result follows: Swoboda, Travis, Turner, Vander Loop, Wilder, Williams, Wineke, Wirch, Wood, Young, L., Ayes — Representatives Baldus, Baldwin, Barca, Young, R., Ziegelbauer and Speaker Kunicki 51. Baumgart, Bell, Black, Bock, Bolle, Boyle, Carpenter, Coggs, Cullen, Grobschrnidt, Gronemus, Gruszynski, Noes — Representatives Ainsworth, Albers, Beal, Hanson, Hasenohrl, Hinkfuss, Holperin, Huber, Hubler, Brancel, Brandemuehl, Coleman, Deininger, Dobyns, Krug, Krusick, La Faye, Linton, Meyer, Morris-Tatum, Duff, Foti, Freese, Gard, Goetsch, Green, Hahn, Jensen, Notestein, Plache, Potter, Riley, Roberts, Robson, Johnsrud, Kaufert, Klusman, Kreibich, Krosnicki, Rutkowski, Ry ba, Schneider, Springer, Stower, Ladwig, Lazich, Lehman, Lorge, Musser, Nass, Ott, Swoboda, Travis, Turner, Vander Loop, Wilder, Otte, Ourada, Owens, Panzer, Porter, Prosser, Williams, Wineke, Wirch, Wood, Young, L., Rosenzweig, Schneiders, Seratti, Silbaugh, Underheim, Young, R., Ziegelbauer and Speaker Kunicki — 51. Urban, Vergeront, Vrakas, Ward, Welch, Zien and Zukowski — 46. Noes — Representatives Ainsworth, Albers, Beal, Brancel, Brandemuehl, Coleman, Deininger, Dobyns, Absent or not voting — Representatives Harsdorf Duff, Foti, Freese, Gard, Goetsch, Green, Hahn, Jensen, and Reynolds — 2. 10 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 4, 1993] Motion carried. Nass, Ott, Otte, Ourada, Porter, Rosenzweig, Schneiders, Urban, Ward, Welch and Zien — 32. Assembly amendment 8 to Assembly Resolution 2 offered by Representative Welch. Absent or not voting — Representatives Harsdorf and Reynolds — 2. Representative Travis moved that assembly amendment 8 to Assembly Resolution 2 be laid on the Motion carried. table. The question was: Shall assembly amendment 8 to MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE Assembly Resolution 2 be laid on the table? By Donald J. Schneider, chief clerk. The roll was taken. Mr. Speaker: The result follows: I am directed to inform you that the senate is Ayes — Representatives Baldus, Baldwin, Barca, organized and ready to proceed to the business of the Baumgart, Bell, Black, Bock, Bolle, Boyle, Carpenter, 1993-94 session. Coggs, Cullen, Grobschrnidt, Gronemus, Gruszynski, Hanson, Hasenohrl, Hinkfuss, Holperin, Huber, Hubler, Adopted and asks concurrence in: Krug, Krusick, La Faye, Linton, Meyer, Morris-Tatum, Senate Joint Resolution 1 Notestein, Pioche, Potter, Riley, Roberts, Robson, Rutkowski, Ryba, Schneider, Springer, Stower, ACTION ON THE SENATE MESSAGE Swoboda, Travis, Turner, Vander Loop, Wilder, Williams, Wineke, Wirch, Wood, Young, L., Senate Joint Resolution 1 Young, R., Ziegelbauer and Speaker Kunicki — 51. Relating to creating the session schedule for the 1993- Noes — Representatives Ainsworth, Albers, Beal, 1994 biennial session period and the date for the Brancel, :Brandemuehl, Coleman, Deininger, Dobyns, governor's budget message; and to renumber joint rule Duff, Foti, Freese, Gard, Goetsch, Green, Hahn, Jensen, 82 (1) (e); to amend joint rule 81(3); and to create joint Johnsrud, Kaufert, IClusman, Kreibich, Krosnicki, rules 81(3) (b) and 82 (1) (e), relating to senate action on Ladwig, Lazich, Lehman, Lorge, Musser, Nass, Ott, appointments and consideration of JCOER bills at the Otte, Ourada, Owens, Panzer, Porter, Prosser, veto review session. Rosenzweig, Schneiders, Seratti, Silbaugh, Underheim, By joint committee on Legislative Organization. Urban, Vergeront, Vralcas, Ward, Welch, Zien and Zukowski — 46. Representative Travis asked unanimous consent that the rules be suspended and that Senate Joint Resolution 1 Absent or not voting — Representatives Harsdorf be taken up at this time. Granted. and Reynolds —2. The question was: Shall Senate Joint Resolution 1 be Motion carried. concurred in? The question was: Shall Assembly Resolution 2 be adopted? The roll was taken. The roll was taken. The result follows: The result follows: Ayes — Representatives Ainsworth, Albers, Baldus, Baldwin, Barca, Baurngart, Beal, Bell, Black, Bock, Ayes — Representatives Baldus, Baldwin, Barca, Bolle, Boyle, Brancel, Brandemuehl, Carpenter, Coggs, Baumgart, Bell, Black, Bock, BoIle, Boyle, Brandemuehl, Coleman, Cullen, Deininger, Dobyns, Duff, Foti, Freese, Carpenter, Coggs, Cullen, Dobyns, Foti, Grobschmidt, Gard, Goetsch, Green, Grobschmidt, Gronemus, Gronemus, Gruszynski, Hanson, Hasenohrl, Hinkfuss, Gruszynski, Hahn, Hanson, Hasenohrl, Hinkfuss, Holperin, Huber, Hubler, Kaufert, Krug, Krusick, Holperin, Huber, Hubler, Jensen, Johnsrud, Kaufert, La Fave, Ladwig, Linton, Meyer, Morris-Tatum, Klusman, Kreibich, Krosnicki, Krug, Krusick, La Fave, Notestein, Owens, Panzer, Plache, Potter, Prosser, Riley, Ladwig, Lazich, Lehman, Linton, Lorge, Meyer, Morris- Roberts, Robson, Rutkowski, Ryba, Schneider, Seratti, Tatum, Musser, Nass, Notestein, Ott, Otte, Ourada, Silbaugh, Springer, S tower, Swoboda, Travis, Turner, Owens, Panzer, Plache, Porter, Potter, Prosser, Riley, Underheim, Vander Loop, Vergeront, Vrakas, Wilder, Roberts, Robson, Rosenzweig, Rutkowski, Ryba, Williams, Wineke, Witch, Wood, Young, L., Schneider, Schneiders, Seratti, Silbaugh, Springer, Young, R., Ziegelbauer, Zukowski and Speaker Stower, Swoboda, Travis, Turner, Underheim, Urban, Kunicki — 65. Vander Loop, Vergeront, Vrakas, Ward, Welch, Wilder, Williams, Wineke, Wirch, Wood, Young, L., Noes — Representatives Ainsworth, Albers, Beal, Young, R., Ziegelbauer, Zien, Zukowski and Speaker Brancel, Coleman, Deininger, Dull, Freese, Gard, Kunicki — 97. Goetsch, Green, Hahn, Jensen, Johnsrud, Klusman, Kreibich, Krosnicki, Lazich, Lehman, Lorge, Musser, Noes — None. 11 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 4, 1993]

Absent or not voting — Representatives Harsdorf (2) (a) If the governor rejects the bill, the and Reynolds — 2. Motion carried. : - t • , • originated: The house of origin shall enter the Representative Travis asked unanimous consent that the rules be suspended and that Senate Joint Resolution 1. be immediately messaged to the senate. Granted. Speaker Kunicki in the chair. other house, by which it shall likewise be COMMUNICATIONS State of Wisconsin inembers-pfesent-it-shall-beseme-law: Office of the Secretary of State Madison December 30, 1992 To the Chief Clerk of the Assembly: I, Douglas La Follette, Secretary of State of the State of Wisconsin, do hereby certify that the• following proposed amendments to the Constitution of the State of Wisconsin have been approved by the Regular Session of the 1991-92 Legislature and duly published as required by Section 1 of Article XII of the Constitution: Enrolled Joint Resolution 16 (Assembly Joint Resolution 130) Enrolled Joint Resolution 17 (Senate Joint Resolution 41) Enrolled Joint Resolution 27 (Assembly Joint Resolution 1, June 1992 Special Session) Sincerely, DOUGLAS La FOLLETTE -the-jeufnel-ef--eaeli-heuse-reepeetively: Secretary of State

1991 Assembly Joint Resolution 130 Enrolled No. 16 ENROLLED JOINT RESOLUTION To amend so as in effect to repeal section 10 of article V; and to create section 11 of article V of the SECTION 2. Section 11 of article V of the constitution, relating to authorizing the governor to constitution is created to read: veto items of appropriation bills, replacing the existing partial veto (first consideration). [Article V] Section 11(1) Every bill that has passed the legislature shall be enrolled and Resolved by the assembly, the senate concurring, That: presented to the governor before it becomes a law. (2) SECTION 1. Section 10 of article V of the If the governor approves and signs the bill, the constitution is amended so as in effect to repeal said bill shall become a law. section: (3) (a) If the governor disapproves the bill, the governor shall return the bill, together with the objections in writing, to the house in which the bill originated. Except for the purpose of complying with the requirement for returning the objections in writing, the governor's objections to the bill have no legal effect. (b) The house of origin shall enter the objections at large upon the journal and may reconsider the bill. If, after such reconsideration, two-thirds of the members present agree to pass the bill notwithstanding the objections of the governor, the 12 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 4, 19931

bill shall be transmitted, together with the shall be entered on the journal of each house objections, to the other house, by which the bill respectively. shall likewise be reconsidered. If passed by two- (6) Any bill not returned by the governor within 6 thirds of the members of that house present, the bill days, Sundays excepted, after having been shall become a law. presented to the governor shall be a law. (c) A disapproved bill does not become a law Be it further resolved, That this proposed amendment be unless it is reconsidered by each house of the referred to the legislature to be chosen at the next general legislature, and passed notwithstanding the election and that it be published for 3 months previous to objections of the governor, before the end of the the time of holding such election. legislative biennium during which the bill was • introduced. 1991 Senate Joint Resolution 41 Enrolled No. 17 (4) (a) An enrolled bill is an appropriation bill only if the bill itself sets aside a sum of public ENROLLED JOINT RESOLUTION money and limits the use of the money to a To create section 9m of article I of the constitution, specified purpose. The governor may disapprove relating to the rights of victims of crime (first any item or items of an appropriation bill, but only consideration). if the remainder of the bill constitutes a complete, _entire and workable law and is germane to the Resolved by the senate, the assembly concurring, That: subject of the legislative enactment to which it relates. That remainder of the bill shall become a SECTION 1. Section 9m of article I of the law. constitution is created to read: (b) Except for the marks required to identify the [Article I] Section 9m. This state shall treat crime disapproved item and the governor's personal victims, as defined by law, with fairness, dignity initials indicating the disapproval, the governor and respect for their privacy. This state shall may not write anything into the enrolled bill. ensure that crime victims have all of the following privileges and protections as provided by law: (c) The governor's objections to each timely disposition of the case; the opportunity to disapproved item shall be transmitted, in writing, attend court proceedings unless the trial court fmds to the house in which the bill originated. Except for sequestration is necessary to a fair trial for the the purpose of complying with the requirement for defendant; reasonable protection from the accused returning the objections in writing, the governor's throughout the criminal justice process; objections to the disapproved item or items have no notification of court proceedings; the opportunity legal effect. to confer with the prosecution; the opportunity to make a statement to the court at disposition; (d) The house of origin shall enter the objections restitution; compensation; and information about at large upon the journal and may reconsider the the outcome of the case and the release of the disapproved item or items. If, after such accused. The legislature shall provide remedies for reconsideration, two-thirds of the members present the violation of this section. Nothing in this agree to pass the disapproved item or items section, or in any statute enacted pursuant to this notwithstanding the objections of the governor, the section, shall limit any right of the accused which governor's objections to the disapproved item or may be provided by law. items shall be transmitted to the other house, by which the item or items shall likewise be Be it further resolved, That this proposed amendment be reconsidered. If passed by two-thirds of the referred to the legislature to be chosen at the next general members of that house present, the item or items election and that it be published for 3 months previous to passed shall become law as a supplement to the law the time of holding such election. enacted under par. (a). 1991 Assembly Joint Resolution 1 Enrolled No. 27 (e) A disapproved item does not become law (June 1992 Special Session) unless it is reconsidered by each house of the legislature, and passed notwithstanding the ENROLLED JOINT RESOLUTION objections of the governor, before the end of the legislative biennium during which the bill was To renumber section 24 (6) of article IV and subsections to renumber and introduced. 2d to 9th of section 31 of article IV; amend subsection 1st of section 31 of article IV; to (5) In all such cases the votes of both houses shall amend sections 24(1) and (2) (intro.) and 32 of article be determined by ayes and noes, and the names of IV; and to create section 24 (6) (b) and (c) of article IV the members voting for or against passage of the of the constitution, relating to distinguishing the state bill or the disapproved item or items of the bill lottery from prohibited gambling, limiting "lottery", notwithstanding the objections of the governor prohibiting lottery expansion to other games, and 13 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 4, 1993] removing from the gambling section of the game of chance that is played on a slot machine or constitution the prohibition of individual divorce any mechanical, electromechanical or electronic grants by the legislature (first consideration). device that is generally available to be played at a gambling casino; 9) any game or device that is Resolved by the assembly, the senate concurring, That: commonly known as a video game of chance or a SECTION 1. Section 24 (1) and (2) (intro.) of video gaming machine or that is commonly article IV of the constitution are amended to read: considered to be a video gambling machine, unless [Article IV] Section 24 (I) Except as provided in such machine is a video device operated by the state this section, the legislature shall —newt may not in a game authorized under par. (a) to permit the authorize gambling in any lottery or grant any sale of tickets through retail outlets under contract diverge form. with the state and the device does not determine or indicate whether the player has won a prize, other (2) (intro.) Except as otherwise provided by law, than by verifying that the player's ticket or some or the following activities do not constitute all of the player's symbols or numbers on the consideration as an element of a-letteff gambling: player's ticket have been selected in a chance SECTION 2. Section 24 (6) of article IV of the drawing, or by verifying that the player's ticket has constitution is renumbered section 24 (6) (a) of been randomly selected by a central system article IV. computer at the time of purchase; 10) any game that is similar to a game listed in this paragraph; or SECTION 3. Section 24 (6) (b) and (c) of article IV 11) any other game that is commonly considered to of the constitution are created to read: be a form of gambling and is not, or is not [Article IV] Section 24 (6) (b) The lottery substantially similar to, a game conducted by the authorized under par. (a) shall be an enterprise that state under par. (a). No game conducted by the entitles the player, by purchasing a ticket, to state under par. (a) may permit a player of the game participate in a game of chance if: 1) the winning to purchase a ticket, or to otherwise participate in tickets are randomly predetermined and the player the game, from a residence by using a computer, reveals preprinted numbers or symbols from which telephone or other form of electronic, it can be immediately determined whether the ticket telecommunication, video or technological aid. is a winning ticket entitling the player to win a prize as prescribed in the features and procedures for the SECTION 4. Subsection 1st of section 31 of article game, including an opportunity to win a prize in a IV of the constitution is renumbered section 31 (1) secondary or subsequent chance drawing or game; of article IV and amended to read: or 2) the ticket is evidence of the numbers or [Article IV] Section 31 (1) For changing the name symbols selected by the player or, at the player's names of persons ekt constituting one person the option, selected by a computer, and the player heir at law of another or granting any divorce. becomes entitled to a prize as prescribed in the features and procedure§ for the game, including an SECTION 5. Subsections 2d to 9th of section 31 of opportunity to win a prize in a secondary or article IV of the constitution are renumbered subsequent chance drawing or game if some or all section 31(2) to (9) of article IV. of the player's symbols or numbers are selected in a SECTION 6. Section 32 of article IV of the chance drawing or game, if the player's ticket is constitution is amended to read: randomly selected by the computer at the time of purchase or if the ticket is selected in a chance [Article IV] Section 32. The legislature shall may drawing. provide la general laws law for the transaction treatment of any business that may be sub -ect for (c) Notwithstanding the authorization of a state which lawmaking is prohibited by section thirty lottery under par. (a), the following games, or one 31 of this article, and all. Subject to reasonable games simulating any of the following games, may classifications, such laws shall be uniform in their not be conducted by the state as a lottery: 1) any operation throughout the state. game in which winners are selected based on the results of a race or sporting event; 2) any banking Be it further resolved, That this proposed amendment be card game, including blackjack, baccarat or chemin referred to the legislature to be chosen at the next general de fer; 3) poker; 4) roulette; 5) craps or any other election and that it be published for 3 months previous to game that involves rolling dice; 6) keno; 7) bingo the time of holding such election. 21, bingo jack, bingolet or bingo craps; 8) any 14 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 4, 19931

COMMUNICATIONS Member Seat No. December 16, 1992 Ainsworth 21 Mr. Tom Melvin Albers 46 Assembly Chief Clerk Baldus 88 Room 402, 1 East Main Baldwin 39 Madison, Wisconsin 53702 Barca 10 Baumgart 38 Dear Tom: Beal 47 Bell 34 The Assembly Democratic Caucus on November 10, Black 32 1992, elected the following leadership positions: Bock 14 Majority Floor Leader: David Travis Bolle 91 Assistant Majority Leader: Barbara Notestein Boyle 94 Caucus Chair: Peter Barca Brancel 20 Caucus Vice-Chair: Judy Robson Brandemuehl 27 Caucus Secretary: Tom Springer Carpenter 6 Caucus Sergeant-at-Arms: Greg Huber Coggs 60 Coleman 15 Sincerely yours, Cullen 57 PETER W. BARCA Deininger 19 Democratic Caucus Chairperson Dobyns 70 Duff 53 December 16, 1992 Foti 41 Mr. Thomas T. Melvin Freese 44 Assembly Chief Clerk Gard 42 Room 402, One East Main St. Goetsch 75 Madison, Wisconsin 53702 Green 81 Grobschmidt 33 Dear Tom: Gronemus 9 This letter is to inform you of the results of the Gruszynski 35 Assembly Republican Leadership elections held in Hahn 74 caucus in November 1992: Hanson 30 Harsdorf. . 49 Minority Leader: David T. Prosser Hasenohrl 93 Assistant Minority Leader: Robert T. Welch Hinkfuss 68 Caucus Chairperson: David G. Deininger Holperin 84 Caucus Vice-Chairperson: Stephen J. Freese Huber 92 Caucus Secretary: Susan B. Vergeront Hubler 95 Caucus Sergeant-at-Arms: David A. Zien Jensen 79 Joh n srud 76 Sincerely, Kaufert 50 DAVE DEININGER Klusman 48 Republican Caucus Chairperson Kreibich 72 Krosnicki 71 SEAT ASSIGNMENTS Krug 89 (Assembly Chamber - State Capitol) Krusick 11 Kunicki 5 January 4, 1993 La Faye 86 To the Honorable Assembly: Ladwig 26 Lazich 45 Pursuant to Assembly Rule 2 (4), for Inauguration Day Lehman 52 in the Assembly Chamber in the State Capitol, Linton 61 Democratic members will be seated on the east (door) Lorge 78 side of the center aisle plus seats 83 and 84, and 96 to 100; Meyer 58 seat 82 will be unassigned and Republican members will Morris-Tatum 83 be seated in the remaining seats on the west (window) Musser 77 side of the aisle. Nass 51 Notestein 7 Speaker Ott 73 Otte 25 15 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [January 4, 1993]

Ourada 23 The question was: Shall the rules be suspended and Owens 69 that Assembly Resolutions (LRB 1972/3, 1829/1, Panzer 2 1885/1, 1834/1, 1832/2, 1831/1 1830/1, 1833/1, 1836/2, Plache 65 1837/1 and 1838/1). be made special orders of business Porter 80 at 10:00 A.M. on Tuesday, January 26, 1993? Potter 40 The roll was taken. Prosser 4 Reynolds 97 The result follows: Riley 13 Roberts 64 Ayes — Representatives Ainsworth, Albers,- Beal, Robson 29 Brancel, Brandemuehl, Coleman, Deininger, Dobyns, Rosenzweig 24 Duff, Freese, Gard, Goetsch, Green, Hahn, Jensen, Rutkowski 37 Johnsnid, Kaufert, Klusman, Kreibich, Krosnicki, Ryba 31 Ladwig, Lazich, Lehman, Lorge, Musser, Nass, Ott, Schneider 63 Otte, Ourada, Owens, Panzer, Porter, Prosser, Schneiders 18 Rosenzweig, Schneiders, Seratti, Silbaugh, Underheim, Seratti 3 Urban, Vergeront, Vrakas, Ward, Welch, Zien and Silbaugh 17 Zukowski — 45. Springer 98 Noes — Representatives Baldus, Baldwin, Barca, Stower 85 Baumgart, Bell, Black, Bock, Bolle, Boyle, Carpenter, Swoboda 90 Coggs, Cullen, Foti, Grobschmidt, Gronemus, Travis 8 Gruszynski, Hanson, Hasenohrl, Hinkfuss, Holperin, Turner 99 Huber, Hubler, Krug, Krusick, La Faye, Linton, Meyer, Underheim 43 Morris-Tatum, Notestein, Plache, Potter, Riley, Urban 55 Roberts, Robson, Rutkowski, Ryba, Schneider, Vander :Loop 100 Springer, Stower, Swoboda, Travis, Turner, Vergeront 16 Vander Loop, Wilder, Williams, Wineke, Wirch, Wood, Vrakas 54 Young, L., Young, R., Ziegelbauer and Speaker Ward 56 Kunicki — 52. Welch 1 Wilder 87 Absent or not voting — Representatives Harsdorf Williams 62 and Reynolds —2. Wineke 96 Motion failed. Wirch 59 Wood 36 Representative Roberts asked unanimous consent Young, L 12 that the assembly adjourn in memory of the passing of Young, R 67 former member Leland Mulder who served during the Ziegelbauer 66 1959-60 biennial session. Granted. Zien 22 Zukowski 28 Representative Krusick asked unanimous consent that the assembly adjourn in honor of the birth of her MOTIONS niece, Carissa Marie Hohl, born December 30, 1992, her one year-old nephew Jeffrey, and their parents Donna Representative Freese asked unanimous consent that and Jeff Hohl. Granted. the rules be suspended and that Assembly Resolutions (LRB 1972/3, 1829/1, 1885/1, 1834/1, 1832/2, 1831/1 Representative Plache asked unanimous consent that 1830/1, 1833/1, 1836/2, 1837/1 and 1838/1). be made the assembly adjourn in memory of her father who special orders of business at 10:00 A.M. on Tuesday, recently passed away. Granted. January 26, 1993. Representative Travis objected. Representative Travis moved that the assembly stand adjourned until 10:00 A.M. on Tuesday, January 26 Representative ' Freese moved that the rules be pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1. suspended and that Assembly Resolutions (LRB 1972/ 3, 1829/1, 1885/1, 1834/1, 1832/2, 1831/1 1830/1, The question was: Shall the assembly stand 1833/1, 1836/2, 1837/1 and 1838/1). be made special adjourned? orders of business at 10:00 A.M. on Tuesday, January 26, Motion carried. 1993. The assembly stood adjourned. 5:28 P.M.

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