Wisconsin Code § 13.47

Legislative state supported programs study and advisory committee
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There is created a joint legislative
state supported programs study and advisory committee, consisting of 5 senators and 6 representatives to the assembly, appointed
as are the members of standing committees in their respective
houses. The 2 major political parties shall be represented in the
membership from each house. One legislator from each house
shall be a member of the building commission created in s. 13.48
(2) (a).
(1) MEETINGS. The committee shall meet when the legislature is not in actual session.
(2) DUTIES OF THE COMMITTEE. The committee, in groups or
individually as assigned by the cochairpersons with the consent
of the committee, shall visit all institutions and office buildings
owned or leased by the state and the capitol building and inspect
the grounds and the buildings thereon. Each member shall participate in the groups to which he or she is assigned, but if the appointed member of the building commission is unable to participate in a specific visit he or she shall appoint an alternate member, selected from his or her house of the legislature, to participate in his or her place. It shall thoroughly inspect the state buildings or grounds and shall have free access to any part of such state
buildings or the surrounding grounds and all persons therein in
order to make such examination as it sees fit of the conditions
found.
(3) VISITS TO INSTITUTIONS RECEIVING STATE FUNDS. The
committee, in groups or individually as assigned by the cochairpersons with the consent of the committee, may visit any institution, program or organization in this state in which the state directly or indirectly has provided financial support. Upon request
of the committee, any such institution, program or organization
shall allow the committee to examine its records.

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