Wisconsin Budget Repair Bill

Target entity: Wisconsin Budget Repair Bill
Context triple: [Act 10 collective bargaining law, alsoKnownAs, Wisconsin Budget Repair Bill]

• A. Welfare reform in Wisconsin
  Welfare reform in Wisconsin was a pioneering state-level overhaul of public assistance programs in the 1990s, led by Governor Tommy Thompson, that became a national model for reducing welfare rolls and promoting work requirements.
• B. Wisconsin Legislative Reference Bureau
  The Wisconsin Legislative Reference Bureau is a nonpartisan legislative service agency that provides legal, research, and information support to the Wisconsin Legislature and the public.
• C. 2012 Wisconsin gubernatorial recall election
  The 2012 Wisconsin gubernatorial recall election was a rare midterm statewide vote in which Wisconsin voters attempted, but ultimately failed, to remove Governor Scott Walker from office over his controversial public-sector union reforms.
• D. Gramm–Latta Budget
  The Gramm–Latta Budget was a landmark 1981 U.S. federal budget package that implemented President Ronald Reagan’s early economic agenda, featuring major tax cuts and reductions in domestic spending.
• E. Wisconsin Legislative Technology Services Bureau
  The Wisconsin Legislative Technology Services Bureau is a nonpartisan state agency that provides technical and information services, including mapping and data support, to the Wisconsin Legislature.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Wisconsin Budget Repair Bill
Target entity description: The Wisconsin Budget Repair Bill, formally known as Act 10, is a controversial 2011 Wisconsin law that significantly curtailed public-sector collective bargaining rights and sparked massive protests and national debate over labor policy.

• A. Welfare reform in Wisconsin
  Welfare reform in Wisconsin was a pioneering state-level overhaul of public assistance programs in the 1990s, led by Governor Tommy Thompson, that became a national model for reducing welfare rolls and promoting work requirements.
• B. Wisconsin Legislative Reference Bureau
  The Wisconsin Legislative Reference Bureau is a nonpartisan legislative service agency that provides legal, research, and information support to the Wisconsin Legislature and the public.
• C. 2012 Wisconsin gubernatorial recall election
  The 2012 Wisconsin gubernatorial recall election was a rare midterm statewide vote in which Wisconsin voters attempted, but ultimately failed, to remove Governor Scott Walker from office over his controversial public-sector union reforms.
• D. Gramm–Latta Budget
  The Gramm–Latta Budget was a landmark 1981 U.S. federal budget package that implemented President Ronald Reagan’s early economic agenda, featuring major tax cuts and reductions in domestic spending.
• E. Wisconsin Legislative Technology Services Bureau
  The Wisconsin Legislative Technology Services Bureau is a nonpartisan state agency that provides technical and information services, including mapping and data support, to the Wisconsin Legislature.
• F. None of above. chosen