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2015 - 2016 LEGISLATURE LRB-0607/1 RAC:kjf:jf 2015 ASSEMBLY RESOLUTION 1 January 5, 2015 - Introduced by Representatives VOS and STEINEKE. 1 Relating to: notifying the senate and the governor that the 2015-2016 assembly is 2 organized. 3 Resolved by the assembly, That: 4 SECTION 1. Presiding officers of the 2015-2016 assembly listed. The 5 following persons are the presiding officers of the 2015-2016 assembly, as elected by 6 the assembly pursuant to article IV, section 9, of the Wisconsin Constitution: 7 Speaker — Representative Robin J. Vos 8 Speaker pro tempore — Representative Tyler August 9 SECTION 2. Legislative officers of the 2015-2016 assembly listed. The 10 following persons are legislative officers of the 2015-2016 assembly, as elected by the 11 assembly pursuant to article XIII, section 6, of the Wisconsin Constitution: 12 Chief clerk — Honorable Patrick E. Fuller 13 Sergeant at arms — Honorable Anne Tonnon Byers LRB-0607/1 2015 - 2016 Legislature - 2 - RAC:kjf:jf SECTION 3 1 SECTION 3. Political party officers of the 2015-2016 assembly listed. The 2 following persons are the political party officers of the 2015-2016 assembly, as 3 previously designated by the respective political party caucuses: 4 Majority party officers: 5 Leader — Representative Jim Steineke 6 Assistant leader — Representative Dan Knodl 7 Caucus chairperson — Representative John Murtha 8 Caucus vice chairperson — Representative Lee Nerison 9 Caucus secretary — Representative Jessie Rodriguez 10 Caucus sergeant at arms — Representative Samantha Kerkman 11 Minority party officers: 12 Leader — Representative Peter W. Barca 13 Assistant leader — Representative Katrina Shankland 14 Caucus chairperson — Representative Andy Jorgensen 15 Caucus vice chairperson — Representative JoCasta Zamarripa 16 Caucus secretary — Representative Beth Meyers 17 Caucus sergeant at arms — Representative Josh Zepnick 18 SECTION 4. Transmittal to senate and governor. Immediately upon the 19 adoption of this resolution, the chief clerk shall transmit copies thereof to the senate 20 and to the governor, notifying both that the 2015-2016 assembly is organized for the 21 conduct of its business. 22 (END).

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