The chair ruled the point of order not timely because the amendment was not before the assembly.

  The question was: Shall assembly amendment 1 to Assembly Bill 462 be revived?

  The roll was called. [Display of roll call vote omitted.] Motion carried.

  Representative Offner rose to the point of order that assembly amendment 1 to Assembly Bill 462 was not germane under Assembly Rule 55.

  The chair ruled the point of order well taken.

  Point of order:

662   The question was: Shall Assembly Bill 321 be ordered engrossed and read a third time? Motion carried.

  Representative Wahner asked unanimous consent that the rules be suspended and that Assembly Bill 321 be given a third reading. Representative Shabaz objected.

  Representative Shabaz moved reconsideration of the vote by which Assembly Bill 321 was ordered to a third reading. Entered.

  Representative Wahner moved that the rules be suspended and that the motion for reconsideration of the vote by which Assembly Bill 321 was ordered to a third reading be taken up at this time.

  Representative Hanson rose to the point of order that the motion for reconsideration offered by Representative Shabaz was not in order at this time because there had been intervening business.

  The chair ruled the point of order not timely.

  [Point of order not timely:]

  Senator Bablitch moved that Senate Bill 500 [relating to eligibility for unemployment compensation benefits] be considered for action at this time.

  Senator Sensenbrenner raised the point of order that Senate Joint Resolution 15 with 2 assembly amendments was received from the assembly and should be before the senate at this time.

  The chair [Lt.Gov. Schreiber] ruled the point of order untimely.

  [Point of order not timely:]

  Senator Parys raised the point of order that senate amendment 2 [to Senate Bill 140, relating to collective bargaining units consisting of supervisors] was not germane.

  The chair [Lt.Gov. Schreiber] ruled the point of order untimely as the amendment was adopted in September and therefore, not well taken.

  [Timeliness of point of order:]

  Senate Bill 280 [relating to requiring death certificates showing cause of deaths from abortion]. Read a second time.

  Senate substitute amendment 2 to Senate Bill 280 offered by Senator Risser.

  Senator Johnson moved that senate substitute amendment 2 be considered for action at this time. The ayes and noes were required and the vote was: [Display of roll call vote omitted; ayes-20, noes-11.] Less than two-thirds having voted in the affirmative, the motion did not prevail.

663   Senator Lorge asked unanimous consent that Assembly Bill 837 be withdrawn from the committee on Governmental and Veterans' Affairs and referred to the committee on Industry, Labor, Taxation and Banking. Senator Martin objected.

  Senator Devitt raised the point of order that senate substitute amendment 2 to Senate Bill 280 was not germane.

  The chair [Lt.Gov. Schreiber] ruled the point of order not timely.

[Point of order:]

  [Senate Bill 185, relating to recodification of the laws pertaining to special education of children with exceptional educational needs, authorizing payment of state aids, granting rule-making authority and increasing an appropriation]

  The question was: Concurrence in assembly amendment 12?

  Senator J. D. Swan moved nonconcurrence in assembly amendments 12 and 18.

  The ayes and noes were demanded and the vote was: [Display of roll call vote omitted; ayes-3, noes-25.] So the motion did not prevail.

  Senator J. D. Swan raised the point of order that Senate Bill 185 required another fiscal note to comply with Wisconsin Stat. 13.10 (2) (2).

  The chair [Lt.Gov. Schreiber] ruled the point of order untimely as the question was only one of concurrence in the amendments.

  Point of order:

  Senator Cullen moved a call of the senate. [Display of roll call omitted; present-33, absent-0, with leave-0.]

  The question was: Shall the bill [Senate Bill 3, (April 1982) Special Session, relating senate and assembly districts and matters pertaining to the decennial legislative redistricting] pass notwithstanding the objections of the Governor? The ayes and noes were required and the vote was: [Display of roll call not recorded here; shown 6/14/82 on page 2239.]

  Prior to the closing of the roll call, the Senator from the 15th Senate District, Senator Cullen, raised the point of order that the Senator from the 31st Senate District, Senator Harnisch, was recorded as having voted while the senate was under call, but was not currently in his chair. The chair took the point of order under advisement.

  Ruling of the chair [Pres. Risser]:

664   On Thursday, June 10, the Senator from the 15th, Senator Cullen, raised the point of order that the Senator from the 31st, Senator Harnisch, is recorded as having voted while the Senate was under call, but was not currently in his seat. The chair took the point of order under advisement.

  At the time the point of order was raised the president took note that the Senator from the 31st, Senator Harnisch, was not present. In order for the Senate to transact business under call, all members must be present. All business in reference to the question on which the call was placed should have ceased at the time it was noted that not all members were present. The chair, immediately following the time the point of order was taken under advisement, noticed that the Senator from the 31st returned to the chambers. It is the opinion of the chair that the point of order is well taken. However, since the Senator of the 31st had returned the vote is considered valid.

  The ayes and noes were required and the vote was: [Display of roll call vote omitted; ayes-20, noes-13.] Less than two-thirds having voted in the affirmative, the senate refused to pass the vetoed bill notwithstanding the objections of the Governor.

  [Banking legislation:]

  Assembly Bill 495 [relating to authorization to relocate a bank's principal office and to continue to operate the former principal office as a branch under certain circumstances]. Read a third time. The ayes and noes were required and the vote was: [Display of roll call vote omitted; ayes-18, noes-14.]

  Less than two-thirds having voted in the affirmative the bill did not pass.

[Point of order:]

  Senator Lorge moved reconsideration of the vote by which Assembly Bill 495 failed to be concurred in.

  Senator Chilsen raised the point of order the motion for reconsideration was not proper because Senator Lorge did not vote with the prevailing side.

  The chair [Pres. Risser] ruled the point of order well taken.

[Point of order:]

  Senator Lorge moved that the record on Assembly Bill 495 be expunged.

  Senator Flynn raised the point of order that the motion was not properly before the Senate.

  The chair ruled the point of order well taken.

  [Motion:]

  Senator Lorge moved that Assembly Bill 495 be referred to committee on Senate Organization.

  The chair ruled the motion was out of order.

  Point of order:

  Representative Loftus rose to the point of order that Representative Hauke did not have the floor to make a unanimous consent request.

  The chair ruled the point of order well taken.

[Background: the Assembly just completed the amendable stage.]

  Representative Loftus moved that Assembly Bill 818 be laid on the table. Representative Broydrick in the chair.

  Representative Prosser asked unanimous consent that the clerk dispense with the reading of the bill title. Representative Kirby objected.

[Motion:]

  Representative Prosser moved that the clerk dispense with the reading of the bill title.

  Assembly Bill 818 [compiled "budget trailer" bill]: relating to soil and water conservation aids, Stonefield village, aid to families with dependent children, Milwaukee state office building space rental changes, temporary reallocation of state balances, special school adjustment aid, school cost controls, school of veterinary medicine funding, shared revenue, medical assistance, gift and estate tax exemption for interspousal transfers, community aids, elderly and handicapped transportation copayment, 10% property tax credit, levy limits, granting rule-making authority, providing for a study, providing penalties and making and decreasing appropriations.

  The chair ruled the motion out of order because Representative Prosser did not have the floor. The chair ruled that Representative Schneider had the floor.

[Action on veto:]