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47 Senate Bill 13 Senate Bill 93 Assembly Bill 408 Senate Bill 279 Assembly Bill 578 Assembly Bill 649 Senate Bill 450 certain types of tort actions and limiting a defendant’s liability for a plaintiff’s injury under certain circumstances. Relating to: going armed with weapons, possessing or transporting a firearm, bow, or crossbow under certain circumstances, disorderly conduct limitations, and electric weapons. Financial assistance related to bioenergy feedstocks, biorefineries, and conversion to biomass energy. Healthy and environmentally sensitive cleaning in 4/24/2013 Undisclosed 6/6/2011 Undisclosed 10/7/2009 10/7/2009 Against 11/13/2009 certain buildings. Goals for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions. Undisclosed 1/13/2010 1/13/2010 [Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, accessed 2/8/16] FLINT HILLS RESOURCES Flint Hills Resources Spent Nearly $420,000 For Lobbying Services From 2004-2008. According to the Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, Flint Hills Resources registered Andrew Franken, Amy Boyer, Robert I Fassbender, and Elizabeth J Buchen as their lobbyists from 2004-2008. Flint Hills Resources spent $259,528.55 from 2007-2008, $122,837.32 from 2005-2006, $36,675.69 in 2004. [Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, 2007-2008, 2005-2006, 2004] Lobbying Highlights Legislative Topic For/Against/Other Date Bill/Resolution /Undisclosed Assembly Bill 200 Fuel price gouging and providing a penalty. Undisclosed 4/13/2007 Administrative Rule: Control of mercury air emissions. Undisclosed 11/7/2001 [Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, accessed 2/8/16] NATIONAL FEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT BUSINESS The National Federation Of Independent Business Spent Nearly $1,000,000 For Lobbying Services From 2011-2015. According to the Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, the National Federation of Independent Business registered Billy G. Smith as their lobbyist from 2004-2015. The National Federation of Independent Business spent $120,059.97 in 2015, $453,409.42 from 2013-2014, and $426,246.26 from 2011-2012. [Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, 2015, 2013- 2014, 2011-2012] Lobbying Highlights Legislative Bill/Resolution Assembly Bill 12 Senate Bill 2 Assembly Bill 32 Senate Bill 49 Assembly Bill 61 Senate Bill 44 Assembly Bill 140 Assembly Bill 192 Topic For/Against/Other/ Undisclosed Date State minimum wage, permitting the enactment of Against 2/6/2015 local living wage ordinances. 1/26/2015 Eliminating the prevailing wage. For 2/23/2015 3/30/2015 Prohibiting as a condition of employment For 3/3/2015 membership in a labor organization or payments to 2/25/2015 a labor organization and providing a penalty. Annual statements showing total public assistance For 9/8/2015 and unemployment insurance benefits received. Requiring certain unemployment insurance For 4/29/2015 claimants to submit to drug tests, for eligibility for
48 Assembly Bill 474 Senate Bill 352 Assembly Bill 19 Assembly Bill 116 Senate Bill 84 Assembly Bill 578 Assembly Bill 426 unemployment insurance benefits. Paid sick leave. Against 11/9/2015 11/9/2015 Creates discovery and scheduling requirements for For 3/1/2013 certain types of tort actions and limits a defendant’s liability for a plaintiff’s injury under certain circumstances. Eliminating the estate tax. For 5/7/2013 5/7/2013 Administrative and civil penalties for failure to pay Against 1/13/2014 the minimum wage and providing a penalty. Making changes in the laws relating to the Undisclosed 12/30/2011 regulation of iron mining. [Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, accessed 2/8/16] INSTITUTE FOR JUSTICE Institute For Justice Spent Nearly $5,500 For Lobbying Services From 2011-2015. According to the Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, Institute for Justice registered Lee McGrath as their lobbyist from 2011-2015. Institute for Justice spent $287.46 in 2015 and $5,141.11 in 2011. [Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, 2015, 2011] HISPANICS FOR SCHOOL CHOICE Hispanics For School Choice Spent $1,761 For Lobbying Services In 2015. According to the Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, Hispanics for School Choice registered Jason S Crye as their lobbyist in 2015. Hispanics for School Choice spent $1,761.00 in 2015. [Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, 2015] Speaker Paul Ryan Has A Record Of Speaking For The Koch Agenda KOCH-BACKED GROUPS HAVE SPENT MORE THAN $669,350 SUPPORTING PAUL RYAN Contributor Contributor Organization Date Target Amount Koch, Charles Koch Industries 03/28/2016 Team Ryan (Paul D. Ryan’s Joint $244,200 Fundraising Committee) Koch, Elizabeth None 03/24/2016 Team Ryan (Paul D. Ryan’s Joint $244,200 Fundraising Committee) Koch Industries PAC Koch Industries 02/04/2016 Team Ryan (Paul D. Ryan’s Joint $71,000 Fundraising Committee) Koch Industries PAC Koch Industries 02/04/2016 Ryan For Congress Inc. $6,000 Koch Industries PAC Koch Industries 10/23/2015 Ryan For Congress Inc. $1,500 Koch Industries PAC Koch Industries 03/03/2015 Ryan For Congress Inc. $2,500 Koch Industries PAC Koch Industries 12/07/2013 Ryan For Congress Inc. $1,500 Koch Industries PAC Koch Industries 12/07/2013 Ryan For Congress Inc. $1,000 Koch Industries PAC Koch Industries 05/02/2014 Ryan For Congress Inc. $5,000 Koch Industries PAC Koch Industries 05/02/2014 Ryan For Congress Inc. $2,500 Koch, David Koch Industries 05/02/2014 Ryan For Congress Inc. $2,600 Koch, David Koch Industries 05/02/2014 Ryan For Congress Inc. $2,600 Koch Industries PAC Koch Industries 06/13/2012 Ryan For Congress Inc. $5,000 Koch Industries PAC Koch Industries 06/22/2011 Ryan For Congress Inc. $3,500 Koch Industries PAC Koch Industries 02/17/2011 Ryan For Congress Inc. $1,500
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