The Joint Finance Committee will take up Health Services May 25, including the Medicaid and FoodShare programs.
Gov. Scott Walker has proposed a pilot program requiring parents of school-aged children to work at least 80 hours a month to continue receiving food stamps.
The committee also is slated to take up Mental Health, Public Health and Other Programs under DHS, along with the Building Program and Building Commission.
See the hearing notice.
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