Assembly Bill 433 proposes changes to the publication requirements for certain legal notices in Wisconsin. The bill mandates that legal notices be published in a sans serif typeface instead of the previously required Arial typeface. Additionally, it repeals obsolete language related to the newspaper publication of proposed constitutional amendments and other resolutions. The bill also includes amendments to various sections of the statutes, specifically updating the language regarding the enrollment and publication processes for legal documents.

Key amendments in the bill include the renumbering of a section related to the legislative reference bureau's responsibilities and the correction of minor clerical errors in the enrollment process. The bill clarifies that all legal notices must now be in a sans serif typeface, with specific guidelines for line length and adjustments in fees based on variations in line length. The Department of Administration is tasked with certifying these adjustments to ensure compliance and provide evidence of correct adjustments to interested parties.

Statutes affected:
Bill Text: 13.92(1)(b)3.a, 13.92, 35.17(1), 35.17, 35.35(1)(a), 35.35, 985.08(2)(a), 985.08