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    The document outlines the legislative process for drafting and passing a bill in Wisconsin. It involves the following key steps: 1) A bill is drafted by the Legislative Reference Bureau in conjunction with a legislator and receives an initial reading and fiscal estimate. 2) The bill is then referred to a committee which may hold hearings and make recommendations including possible amendments. 3) The bill proceeds to debate, a second and third reading, and a final vote in the chambers. 4) If passed, it then goes to the other chamber for concurrence which may involve a conference committee, and then to the governor for signing or veto.

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    The document outlines the legislative process for drafting and passing a bill in Wisconsin. It involves the following key steps: 1) A bill is drafted by the Legislative Reference Bureau in conjunction with a legislator and receives an initial reading and fiscal estimate. 2) The bill is then referred to a committee which may hold hearings and make recommendations including possible amendments. 3) The bill proceeds to debate, a second and third reading, and a final vote in the chambers. 4) If passed, it then goes to the other chamber for concurrence which may involve a conference committee, and then to the governor for signing or veto.

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    Kuya Erol Kape Biscuit 2022

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    Carl Joseph Ninobla Josue
    The document outlines the legislative process for drafting and passing a bill in Wisconsin. It involves the following key steps: 1) A bill is drafted by the Legislative Reference Bureau in conjunction with a legislator and receives an initial reading and fiscal estimate. 2) The bill is then referred to a committee which may hold hearings and make recommendations including possible amendments. 3) The bill proceeds to debate, a second and third reading, and a final vote in the chambers. 4) If passed, it then goes to the other chamber for concurrence which may involve a conference committee, and then to the governor for signing or veto.

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    LRB Drafts Bill in conjunction with

    legislator[legislative drafting records]

    Referred Committee (may


    Fiscal estimate prepared if affecting bypass comm. in 2nd house)
    revenue or expenditures [fiscal estimate]

    Hearings Held (possibly) [no


    Introduction and First Reading [bill & LRB transcript,but appearance list
    bill analysis; if budget,see legis &records submitted]
    FicasBureu Summary

    Reffered to Committee Committee Recommendation with


    possible amendments [brief
    reports & recommendation]
    Hearings Held (Possibly)[no transcript,
    but appearance list & records
    submitted]
    Committee Recommendation
    with possible amendments
    [brief reports &
    Committee Recommendation with recommendation]
    possible Amendments [brief report &
    recommendation]
    Debate Schedule By Assembly Rules
    Comm. or Senate Organization Comm.
    Debate Schedule by Assembly Rules
    Comm. or Senate Organization Comm.

    Second Reading to Consider


    Second Reading to Consider Amendments [engrossed bill &
    Amendments [engrossed bill& amendments; if budget see Legis.
    amendments; if budget,see Legis Fiscal Fiscal Bureau summary]
    Bureau Summary]

    Third Reading for Final Vote


    Third Reading of Final Vote [Record of vote]
    [record of vote]

    Concunrrence (may be preceded by a


    Conference Committee to resolve differences)
    [enrolled bill]

    Governor Signs or Votes(whole or part)


    [veto message if applicable]

    Laws of Winconsin
    [session laws-includes
    Act (Chapter Pre1983) non-statutory
    [Slip law] provisions] Wisconsin Statues
    [code]
    Laws of Winconsin
    [session laws-includes
    Act (Chapter Pre1983) non-statutory
    [Slip law] provisions] Wisconsin Statues
    [code]

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