Senate Bill 63 proposes to enact Wisconsin's participation in the Driver License Compact (DLC), which aims to standardize the treatment and exchange of driver licensing and conviction information among participating states. The bill outlines the responsibilities of each state regarding the recognition of violations related to motor vehicle operation, including the administrative actions taken in response to such violations, such as license suspension or revocation. It establishes that when a driver licensed in one state commits a violation in another participating state, the home state will take appropriate administrative action based on the information provided by the state where the violation occurred.

The bill includes several key provisions, such as the definitions of terms like "conviction" and "home state," and details the reporting requirements for convictions. It also specifies how convictions will be treated by the home state, particularly for serious offenses like manslaughter or driving under the influence. Additionally, the bill allows for the refusal of new license applications based on prior suspensions or revocations from other states. The compact will take effect once enacted into law by participating states, and any state may withdraw from the compact with proper notice.