WILL urged DATCP to remove burdensome regulations that impose huge costs on short-term rentals
The News: A final rule proposal from the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection (DATCP) removes proposed burdensome regulations and licensing requirements that would have ...
Read WILL's analysis before the legislature votes
With the legislature’s Joint Finance Committee scheduled to start voting on Governor Evers’ proposed budget on Thursday, the debate is about to come to a head. To be fully prepared with research you can trust, WILL has authored a number of ...
How Evers’ Budget Empowers Executive, Regulatory State
The News: Last week, Governor Tony Evers released his 2019-2021 budget. WILL Deputy Counsel Lucas Vebber has analyzed the impact of his budget on state agencies and the regulatory state and found it would transform the administrative ...
Legislature approves administrative rulemaking reforms, tax reform; maintains DPI oversight
The extraordinary session began in both the Assembly and Senate yesterday and was still going on while most Wisconsinites were eating breakfast this morning. A lot of changes were made, and in the end a ...
Administrative law reforms, transparency and oversight, and key tax reforms
The Legislature is meeting to consider hundreds of pages of reforms. These reforms are moving quick. Both the Assembly and the Senate intend to vote today. A lot has been written about the process being used as well as ...
Legislative Council memo is flawed; REINS Act is constitutional
March 3, 2016 – Milwaukee, WI – The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty released a memo it prepared regarding 2015 AB 251, commonly known as the REINS Act. AB 251 gives the legislature greater oversight of the regulatory ...