MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Gov. Jim Doyle would have the most power to determine how Wisconsin spends its federal stimulus money under a plan he put forward Monday.

It calls for Doyle to submit a plan for spending the federal money to the Legislature's budget committee. The two co-chairs of that committee could either approve the plan or call a meeting within 14 days to modify it.

Doyle and both of budget committee co-chairmen are Democrats.

Doyle's plan also would streamline the approval of building projects, but he says transportation projects would need a separate plan for approval.

Common Cause of Wisconsin director Jay Heck says the proposed process is reasonable.

The state Legislature could approve it this week.

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