Co-sponsored — Current session
Brooks, Robert · 91 bills · page 4 of 4
- AB 135 Relating to: the right to repair motor vehicles and providing a penalty. (FE) Failed
- AB 123 Relating to: calculation of miles for purposes of relocation of a child 100 miles or more from the other parent in an action affecting the family. To Executive
- AB 119 Relating to: transfer of nursing home beds. Failed
- AB 104 Relating to: prohibiting gender transition medical intervention for individuals under 18 years of age. Vetoed
- AB 102 Relating to: designating University of Wisconsin and technical college sports and athletic teams based on the sex of the participants. Vetoed
- AB 100 Relating to: designating athletic sports and teams operated or sponsored by public schools or private schools participating in a parental choice program based on the sex of the participants. Vetoed
- AB 73 Relating to: statutory recognition of specialized treatment court and commercial court dockets. Vetoed
- AB 58 Relating to: flags flown, hung, or displayed from a flagpole or the exterior of state and local buildings and eliminating a related administrative rule. Failed
- AB 51 Relating to: participation in interscholastic athletics and application of the public records and open meetings laws to interscholastic athletic associations. Failed
- AB 46 Relating to: flags flown at state and local government buildings and eliminating a related administrative rule. Failed
- AB 35 Relating to: withdrawal of candidacy for certain offices filled at the general election and providing a penalty. (FE) To Executive
- AB 34 Relating to: court-issued criminal complaints in officer-involved deaths. Failed
- AB 33 Relating to: representations depicting nudity and providing a penalty. Failed
- AB 32 Relating to: access to public high schools for military recruiters. Failed
- AB 11 Relating to: pelvic exams on unconscious patients and creating an administrative rule related to hospital requirements for pelvic exams on unconscious patients. Failed
- AB 8 Relating to: agreements for direct primary care. Failed