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passed · Florida · House Mar 7, 2022

HB 139: Motor Vehicle Insurance

Motor Vehicle Insurance; Requires agencies that employ law enforcement officers to maintain motor vehicle insurance in certain instances while traveling in an official law enforcement vehicle; provides exceptions; provides liability limitations; provides methods to meet liability insurance requirements.
Tom Fabricio (R) Alex Rizo (R) · 4 co-sponsors
passed · Florida · House Mar 7, 2022

HB 6517: Relief/Yeilyn Quiroz Otero/Miami-Dade County

Relief/Yeilyn Quiroz Otero/Miami-Dade County; Provides for relief of Yeilyn Quiroz Otero by Miami-Dade County & for appropriation of funds to Heather Hasandras, as guardian of property of Yeilyn Quiroz Otero, to compensate Miss Quiroz Otero for injuries sustained as result of negligence of employee of Miami-Dade County; requires funds, less certain fees & costs, be placed in special needs trust for exclusive use & benefit of Miss Quiroz Otero; provides limitation on compensation & payment of specified fees & legislative intent regarding waiver of certain liens. CLAIM: $3,800,000
Vance Arthur Aloupis, Jr. (R) · 1 co-sponsor
passed · Florida · House Mar 7, 2022

HB 1177: Grease Waste Removal and Disposal

Grease Waste Removal and Disposal; Provides requirements for removal & disposal of grease waste & kitchen waste; requires grease waste service manifests; requires specified compliance inspections; provides penalties; authorizes regulation by local governments; provides opt out for certain counties; requires DEP to adopt rules.
Linda Chaney (R)
passed · Florida · House Mar 7, 2022

HB 1453: Sexually Explicit Material

Sexually Explicit Material; Revises list of circumstances under which specified offenses may be reclassified; increases monetary damages an aggrieved person may receive as result of sexual cyberharassment; prohibits willful & malicious promotion of altered sexual depictions without consent; provides civil cause of action; prohibits person from obtaining, possessing, or promoting sexually explicit images without consent; increases penalty relating to child-like sex dolls.
Joe Harding (R) · 5 co-sponsors
passed · Florida · House Mar 7, 2022

HB 1233: Online Training for Private Security Officers

Online Training for Private Security Officers; Provides certain training for Class "G" or Class "D" license may be conducted online; requires DACS to establish criteria & rules for regulation of entities providing online training; provides requirements for online training courses for Class "D" license; provides reporting requirements upon completion of training.
Randy Fine (R) Matt Willhite (D) · 1 co-sponsor
passed · Florida · House Mar 7, 2022

HB 1291: Nutrient Application Rates

Nutrient Application Rates; Authorizes citrus producers to use specified recommendations to tailor nutrient application rates; requires producers to keep records & to enroll in & implement best management practices; requires recommendations for nutrient application rates by state universities & Florida College System institutions to provide application ranges & authorizations; provides presumption of compliance with certain requirements for citrus producers; directs UF/IFAS to analyze use of site-specific nutrient management for certain crops, develop research plan & recommendations, & submit annual report to Governor & Legislature.
Lawrence McClure (R) · 2 co-sponsors
passed · Florida · House Mar 4, 2022

HB 267: Swimming Pool Specialty Contracting Services

Swimming Pool Specialty Contracting Services; Authorizes certain persons under supervision of specified licensed contractors to perform certain specialty contracting services for commercial or residential swimming pools, interactive water features, hot tubs, & spas; provides that such supervision does not require direct contract between those persons.
Lawrence McClure (R) · 1 co-sponsor
passed · Florida · House Mar 4, 2022

HB 479: Substance Abuse Service Providers

Substance Abuse Service Providers; Revises types of expenditures for programs & services eligible for state payment; requires service provider applicants to include names & locations of recovery residences in license applications; requires providers to provide DCF with record of recovery residences by specified date; provides civil penalties; requires certified recovery residence administrators to demonstrate ability to meet specified requirements; prohibits administrators from actively managing certain number of residents; requires service providers to return individual's personal effects upon discharge.
Mike Caruso (R) · 2 co-sponsors
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