The Interim Calendar of the House of...

The Interim Calendar of the

House of Representatives Speaker Will Weatherford Speaker pro tempore Marti Coley

Number 3 Week of September 23, 2013 Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Monday,

September 23, 2013

Tuesday,

September 24, 2013

Wednesday,

September 25, 2013

Projected Schedule Thursday,

September 26, 2013

Projected Schedule Friday,

September 27, 2013

9:00 - 11:00 Choice & Innovation

Subcommittee 306 HOB

Government Operations

Appropriations

Subcommittee

Morris Hall (17 HOB)

Health Care Appropriations

Subcommittee

Webster Hall (212 Knott)

Business & Professional

Regulation Subcommittee

12 HOB

9:00 - 11:00 Higher Education &

Workforce Subcommittee

Reed Hall (102 HOB)

Insurance & Banking

Subcommittee

Sumner Hall (404 HOB)

Justice Appropriations

Subcommittee


9:30 - 11:00 Ethics & Elections

Subcommittee


Notice deadline, 4:30 pm

September 19, 2013

9:00 - 12:00 State Affairs Committee


Agriculture & Natural

Resources Subcommittee


Notice deadline, 4:30 pm

September 20, 2013

1:00 - 3:00 Joint Legislative Auditing

Committee 309 Capitol

12:00 - 3:00 Criminal Justice

Subcommittee


1:00 - 3:00 Health Quality

Subcommittee 306 HOB

Transportation & Economic

Development

Appropriations

Subcommittee

Reed Hall (102 HOB)

Education Appropriations

Subcommittee


Energy & Utilities

Subcommittee


3:30 - 5:30 Agriculture & Natural

Resources Appropriations

Subcommittee

Reed Hall (102 HOB)

K-12 Subcommittee


Healthy Families

Subcommittee 12 HOB

Government Operations

Subcommittee


1:00 - 3:00 Appropriations Committee


Finance & Tax

Subcommittee


3:30 - 5:30 Education Committee

Reed Hall (102 HOB)

Health & Human Services

Committee


1:00 - 3:00 Economic Affairs

Committee

Reed Hall (102 HOB)

Judiciary Committee


Schedule

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Monday,

September 23, 2013

Tuesday,

September 24, 2013

Wednesday,

September 25, 2013

Projected Schedule Thursday,

September 26, 2013

Projected Schedule Friday,

September 27, 2013

Rulemaking Oversight &

Repeal Subcommittee

306 HOB

Civil Justice Subcommittee


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C A L E N D A R C H A N G E S

Tuesday, September 24, 2013

1:00 - 3:00 Education Appropriations Subcommittee, Morris Hall (17 HOB) (AMENDED)

Wednesday, September 25, 2013

3:30 - 5:30 Education Committee, Reed Hall (102 HOB) (AMENDED)

I M P O R T A N T L E G I S L A T I V E D A T E S 86th House, 116th Regular Session Since Statehood in 1845

2013

September 23-27 Interim Committee or Subcommittee Meeting

Notice Deadline – September 16 – 20

[Rule 7.11(d)] No later than 4:30 p.m. of the

7th day before the meeting

October 7-11 Interim Committee or Subcommittee Meeting

Notice Deadline – September 30 – October 4



November 4-8 Interim Committee or Subcommittee Meeting

Notice Deadline – October 28 – November 1



December 9-13 Interim Committee or Subcommittee Meeting

Notice Deadline – December 2 – 6



2014

January 6-10 Interim Committee or Subcommittee Meeting

Notice Deadline – December 30, 2013 – January 3, 2014



January 13-17 Interim Committee or Subcommittee Meeting

Notice Deadline – January 6 – January 10

[Rule 7.11(d)] No later than 4:30 p.m. of the 7th day before the meeting

February 3-7 Interim Committee or Subcommittee Meeting

Notice Deadline – January 27 – January 31



February 10 - 14 Interim Committee or Subcommittee Meeting

Notice Deadline – February 3 – February 7



February 17 - 21 Interim Committee or Subcommittee Meeting

Notice Deadline – February 10 – February 14

[Rule 7.11(d)] No later than 4:30 p.m. of the 7th day before the meeting

March 4 First Day of Session

[86th House since Statehood: 116th Regular Session since Statehood; 23rd House since 1968 Constitutional Revision]

[Art. III, s. 3(b), FL Const.]

March 4 Final Member-Bill Filing Deadline: No general bill, local bill, joint resolution, concurrent

resolution (except one relating to extension of a session or legislative organization or procedures), substantive House resolution, or memorial shall be given first reading unless approved for filing

with the Clerk no later than noon of the first day of the regular session.

NOTE: To meet a filing deadline, the bill must be APPROVED FOR FILING in Leagis by the applicable deadline.

Day 1 [Art. III, s. 3(b), FL Const.; Rule

5.2(a)]

March 4 First day for committees or subcommittees to meet after giving notice no later than 4:30 p.m. of the 2nd day (excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and official state holidays) before the committee or

subcommittee meeting for the purpose of considering legislation.

Day 1-45 [Rule 7.11(e)]

April 13 After the 40th day (April 12), no bill may be retained for the purpose of reconsideration in committee or subcommittee.

Day 41 [Rule 7.16(b)]

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April 17 Last day for committees or subcommittees to meet after giving notice no later than 4:30 p.m. of the

2nd day (excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and official state holidays) before the committee or subcommittee meeting for the purpose of considering legislation. After the 45th day, the notice must

be provided no later than 4:30 p.m. on the day (including Saturdays, Sundays, and official state

holidays) before the committee or subcommittee meeting.

Day 45 [Rule 7.11(e)]

April 17 Ceremonial Resolution Filing Deadline: No ceremonial resolution shall be given first reading

unless approved for filing with the Clerk prior to the 46th day of the regular session.

NOTE: To meet a filing deadline, the ceremonial resolution must be APPROVED FOR FILING in

Leagis by the applicable deadline.

[Rule 5.2(b)]

April 18 After the 45th day (April 17) of a regular session, by a majority vote, the House may, on motion of the Chair or Vice Chair of the Rules & Calendar Committee, move to Communications, Messages

from the Senate, Bills and Joint Resolutions on Third Reading, or Special Orders.

Day 46 [Rule 10.2(d)]

April 19 All measures transmitted to the Senate without delay. Last 14 Days [Rule 11.7(k)]

April 27 Last day of the regular session for the Special Order Calendar to be published in two Calendars of

the House, and it may be taken up on the day of the second published Calendar. After the 55th day (April 27) of the regular session, the Special Order Calendar shall be published in one Calendar of

the House and may be taken up on the day the Calendar is published.

Day 55 [Rule 10.11(a)(3)]

April 27 Last day that main floor amendments must be approved for filing with the Clerk by 2 p.m. of the first day a bill appears on the Special Order Calendar in the Calendar of the House; and

amendments to main floor amendments and substitute amendments for main floor amendments must be approved for filing by 5 p.m. of the same day.

Day 55 [Rule 12.2(a)(1&2)]

April 28 After the 55th day (April 27) of regular session, main floor amendments must be approved for filing with the Clerk not later than 2 hours before session is scheduled to convene on the day a bill appears

on the Special Order Calendar in the Calendar of the House; and amendments to main floor

amendments and substitute amendments for main floor amendments must be approved for filing not later than 1 hour after the main floor amendment deadline.

Day 56 [Rule 12.2(b)(1&2)]

April 28 After the 55th day (April 27) of regular session, no House bills on second reading may be taken up and considered by the House.

Day 56 [Rule 10.18]

May 1 After the 58th day (April 30) of regular session, the House may consider only: Returning Messages, Conference Reports, and Concurrent Resolutions.

Day 59 [Rule 10.19]

May 2 Last day of Regular Session, if Legislature completes work in 60 days

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Table Of Contents

Committee & Subcommittee Meetings ............................................... 6 Committees & Subcommittees of the Florida House of

Representatives ................................................................................... 9 Members of the Florida House of Representatives with Committee &

Subcommittee Assignments.............................................................. 15

Bills Filed for the 2014 Regular Session .......................................... 25 Bill Index.......................................................................................... 28 House Sponsor Index ....................................................................... 29

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C O M M I T T E E & S U B C O M M I T T E E M E E T I N G S

P U R S U A N T T O R U L E 7 . 3 , I T E M S M A Y N O T N E C E S S A R I L Y B E T A K E N U P I N T H E O R D E R I N W H I C H

T H E Y A P P E A R O N T H E A G E N D A .

Monday, September 23, 2013

Joint Legislative Auditing Committee 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM 309 Capitol

Presentations and discussion related to the Transparency Florida

Act, s. 215.985, F.S.

Discussion related to audits of lobbying firms’ compensation

reports

Update on entities the Committee took action against in

February 2013 or earlier for failing to file an annual audit report

and/or annual financial audit

Update on entities the Committee took action against in

February 2013 for failing to correct repeat audit findings

Pursuant to s. 218.39(8), F.S., the Committee is expected to

consider taking action against municipalities and special districts

that have failed to take full corrective action in response to

repeat audit findings, based on 2010-11 fiscal year audit reports

Tuesday, September 24, 2013

Agriculture & Natural Resources Appropriations

Subcommittee (Appropriations Committee) 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM Reed Hall (102 HOB)

Presentation by the Department of Environmental Protection on

the Petroleum Tank Clean-up Program

Staff Presentation on Long-Range Financial Outlook Major

Drivers for Fiscal Years 2014-15 through 2016-17

Business & Professional Regulation Subcommittee

(Regulatory Affairs Committee) 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM 12 HOB

Workshop on the following:

Craft Brewers Business Development Regulatory Issues

Presentations by Department of Business and Professional

Regulation:

--Status of Homeowners' Association Registration System

--Florida State Boxing Commission-Finance & Operations

Update

Choice & Innovation Subcommittee (Education

Committee) 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM 306 HOB

Presentation on the implementation of HB 7009 regarding

Charter Schools

Civil Justice Subcommittee (Judiciary Committee) 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM Sumner Hall (404 HOB)

Agency presentations:

State Courts System

Clerks of Court

Attorney General

Judicial Qualifications Commission

Criminal Justice Subcommittee (Judiciary Committee) 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM Sumner Hall (404 HOB)

Discussion on the Criminal Justice Subcommittee’s 2014

Workplan.

Discussion on potential reforms to the Sexually Violent Predator

Program.

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Education Appropriations Subcommittee

(Appropriations Committee) 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Morris Hall (17 HOB) (AMENDED[1])

Enrollment Estimating Conferences & Long Range Finance

Outlook Update- Presentation by Commitee Staff

New FTE Reporting Policy Implementation Update -

Presentation by Committee & Agency Staff

Energy & Utilities Subcommittee (Regulatory Affairs

Committee) 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Webster Hall (212 Knott)

Presentations from the following:

--Public Service Commission

--Office of Public Counsel

--Office of Energy, Department of Agriculture & Consumer

Services

Government Operations Appropriations

Subcommittee (Appropriations Committee) 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Morris Hall (17 HOB)

Update by the Department of Financial Services on:

-Proposed draft Charts of Account

-Implementation of Transparency in State Contracting / Florida

Accountability Contract

Tracking System as contained in CS/CS /HB 5401 (2013)

Staff presentation on Long-Range Financial Outlook Major


Government Operations Subcommittee (State Affairs

Committee) 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM Webster Hall (212 Knott)

Joint update by the Department of Financial Services and the

Department of Management Services on:

• Implementation of CS/CS/HB 1309 (2013), relating to

governmental accountability

• Implementation of CS/CS/HB 5401 (2013), relating to

transparency in government spending

Update by the Department of Management Services on:

• Implementation of CS/CS/HB 1145 (2013), relating to state-

owned or state-leased space

• The Partnership for Public Facilities and Infrastructure Act

Guidelines Task Force, which was created by chapter 2013-223,

L.O.F.

Health Care Appropriations Subcommittee

(Appropriations Committee) 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Webster Hall (212 Knott)

Update by the Agency for Health Care Administration on

Diagnosis Related Grouping (DRG) Implementation

Update by the Agency for Health Care Administration on Low

Income Pool (LIP) Potential State and Federal Changes

Update by the Agency for Persons with Disabilities (APD)

iBudget Implementation

Health Quality Subcommittee (Health & Human Services

Committee) 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM 306 HOB

Overview and Status Update of the Prescription Drug

Monitoring Program - Rebecca R. Poston, Program Manager

Healthy Families Subcommittee (Health & Human

Services Committee) 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM 12 HOB

Presentations on child welfare by:

--Department of Children & Families

--Florida Coalition for Children

--The Honorable Larry Schack, Judge, Nineteenth Judicial

Circuit of Florida

Presentation on child protection teams by the Department of

Health

K-12 Subcommittee (Education Committee) 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM Morris Hall (17 HOB)

Department of Education presentation on the implementation of

provisions in SB 1076 regarding K-12 Public Education

Rulemaking Oversight & Repeal Subcommittee (Rules

& Calendar Committee) 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM 306 HOB

Workshop on the following:

Pre-adoption rule challenge procedure under the

Administrative Procedures Act and possible alternatives

Transportation & Economic Development

Appropriations Subcommittee (Appropriations

Committee) 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Reed Hall (102 HOB)

Visit Florida Presentation

Overview on Tourism and Marketing Activities



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Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Appropriations Committee 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Webster Hall (212 Knott)

Presentation on Long-Range Financial Outlook Major Drivers

for Fiscal Years 2014-15 through 2016-17 by the Office of

Economic and Demographic Research

Education Committee 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM Reed Hall (102 HOB) (AMENDED[1])

Office of Early Learning presentation on the implementation of

HB 7165.

Ethics & Elections Subcommittee (State Affairs

Committee) 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM Webster Hall (212 Knott)

Presentation by the Florida Commission on Ethics

Public Testimony

Finance & Tax Subcommittee (Appropriations Committee) 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Morris Hall (17 HOB)

Review of the Local Business Tax, presentation by staff

Review of Remote Commerce Taxation in Florida, presentation

by staff

Health & Human Services Committee 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM Morris Hall (17 HOB)

Medicaid Reform Update by Agency for Health Care

Administration

Higher Education & Workforce Subcommittee

(Education Committee) 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Reed Hall (102 HOB)

Presentations on the implementation of Developmental

Education (SB 1720) and Preeminence (SB 1076)

Insurance & Banking Subcommittee (Regulatory Affairs

Committee) 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Sumner Hall (404 HOB)

Presentations and discussion on the following:

--Surplus Lines Insurance

--Implementation and Impact of the 2011 Changes in the

Insurance Laws Relating to Sinkholes

--The National Flood Insurance Program

Justice Appropriations Subcommittee (Appropriations

Committee) 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Sumner Hall (404 HOB)

Presentations by the Department of Corrections:

Update on Outsourcing Health Services

Update on Bed Capacity

Presentation by the Office of Economic Demographic Research

- Criminal Justice Estimating Conference



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C O M M I T T E E S & S U B C O M M I T T E E S O F T H E F L O R I D A H O U S E O F

R E P R E S E N T A T I V E S [Republicans in roman, Democrats in italic]

APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE

McKeel (Chair), Crisafulli (Vice Chair), Gibbons (Democratic

Ranking Member), Albritton, Baxley, Coley, Corcoran, Cruz,

Fresen, Fullwood, Gonzalez, Hooper, Hudson, Ingram, Jones,

M., McBurney, O'Toole, Pafford, Patronis, Precourt, Rogers,

Rouson, Stafford, Steube, Thurston, Williams, A., Young

Staff Director: JoAnne Leznoff

Deputy Staff Director: Eliza Hawkins

Deputy Staff Director: Trina Kramer

Deputy Staff Director: Sarah Voyles

Budget Chief: Denise Potvin

Senior Legislative Analyst: James Delaney

Senior Legislative Analyst: Michelle Mullins

Legislative Analyst: Fred Burns

Senior Administrative Assistant: Lisa Larson

Senior Administrative Assistant: Cheryl Randolph

Room 221 The Capitol 850-717-4810


Subcommittee

Albritton (Chair), Broxson (Vice Chair), Pafford (Democratic

Ranking Member), Beshears, Danish, Edwards, Mayfield, Pilon,

Raschein, Smith, Stewart, Van Zant, Watson, C.

Budget Chief: Stephanie Massengale

Legislative Analyst: Caleb Helpling

Legislative Analyst: Gail Lolley




Fresen (Chair), Raburn (Vice Chair), Taylor (Democratic

Ranking Member), Adkins, Ahern, Castor Dentel, Fitzenhagen,

Jones, M., Lee, O'Toole, Perry, Reed, Stone

Budget Chief: Allyce Heflin

Legislative Analyst: Frances Butler

Legislative Analyst: Jaime Garner

Legislative Analyst: Jennifer Seifert

Senior Administrative Assistant: Debra Reshard


Finance & Tax Subcommittee

Workman (Chair), Moraitis (Vice Chair), Rehwinkel Vasilinda

(Democratic Ranking Member), Adkins, Berman, Beshears,

Bileca, Caldwell, Hager, Moskowitz, Raulerson, Richardson,

Rodríguez, J., Santiago, Stark, Tobia, Trujillo, Waldman

Staff Director: Don Langston

Attorney: Vincent Aldridge

Attorney: Benjamin Flieger

Legislative Analyst: Jacob Pewitt

Senior Administrative Assistant: Rosa Dorsey


Government Operations Appropriations Subcommittee

Ingram (Chair), Harrell (Vice Chair), Antone (Democratic

Ranking Member), Clarke-Reed, Danish, Hood, Hutson, Nelson,

Peters, Rangel, Renuart, Rodrigues, R., Torres

Budget Chief: Bruce Topp

Legislative Analyst: Adam Keith

Legislative Analyst: Clay White

Administrative Assistant: Michele Ingram



Hudson (Chair), Magar (Vice Chair), Cruz (Democratic Ranking

Member), Brodeur, Combee, Diaz, J., Gaetz, Hill, Moskowitz,

Pafford, Richardson, Schwartz, Wood

Budget Chief: Eric Pridgeon

Senior Legislative Analyst: Brian Clark

Legislative Analyst: William Fontaine

Legislative Analyst: Michael Rodriguez



Justice Appropriations Subcommittee

McBurney (Chair), Cummings (Vice Chair), Rouson

(Democratic Ranking Member), Diaz, M., Kerner, La Rosa,

Mayfield, Metz, Moskowitz, Pilon, Schwartz, Slosberg, Van

Zant

Staff Director: Loretta Jones Darity

Senior Legislative Analyst: John McAuliffe

Legislative Analyst: Sarah deNagy

Senior Administrative Assistant: Debra Reshard


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Transportation & Economic Development Appropriations

Subcommittee

Hooper (Chair), Ray (Vice Chair), Rogers (Democratic Ranking

Member), Antone, Artiles, Fullwood, Goodson, Nuñez, Oliva,

Peters, Porter, Richardson, Torres

Budget Chief: Greg Davis

Legislative Analyst: Timothy Proctor

Administrative Assistant: Michele Ingram


ECONOMIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE

Patronis (Chair), Goodson (Vice Chair), Williams, A.

(Democratic Ranking Member), Broxson, Clelland, Cummings,

Danish, Davis, Fullwood, Gibbons, Hooper, Oliva, Perry,

Pritchett, Raschein, Ray, Smith, Trujillo

Staff Director: Teddi Creamer

Deputy Staff Director: Phillip Miller

Senior Administrative Assistant: Karen Manning

Administrative Assistant: Chandra Godwin

Room 204 House Office Building 850-717-4820

Economic Development & Tourism Subcommittee

Trujillo (Chair), Porter (Vice Chair), Rogers (Democratic

Ranking Member), Albritton, Antone, Castor Dentel, Combee,

Eagle, Hudson, Hutson, Reed, Smith, Watson, C.

Policy Chief: Ryan West

Senior Legislative Analyst: Pamela Duncan

Legislative Analyst: Daniel Collins




Transportation & Highway Safety Subcommittee

Davis (Chair), Ray (Vice Chair), Slosberg (Democratic Ranking

Member), Artiles, Fitzenhagen, Hooper, Nuñez, Perry, Powell,

Raburn, Raschein, Rogers, Stewart, Watson, B.

Policy Chief: Phillip Miller

Legislative Analyst: Stephanie Johnson

Legislative Analyst: Jason Thompson




Veteran & Military Affairs Subcommittee

Renuart (Chair), Smith (Vice Chair), Clarke-Reed (Democratic

Ranking Member), Bileca, Broxson, Jones, S., Pigman, Rangel,

Raschein, Santiago, Stark, Zimmermann

Policy Chief: Kerrington Kiner

Legislative Analyst: Ryan Dugan




EDUCATION COMMITTEE

O'Toole (Chair), Porter (Vice Chair), Reed (Democratic Ranking

Member), Adkins, Bileca, Danish, Diaz, M., Fullwood, Grant,

Hutson, McBurney, Nuñez, Perry, Peters, Saunders, Stafford,

Torres, Zimmermann

Staff Director: Kathy Mizereck

Deputy Staff Director: Jason Fudge

Attorney: Gavin Beagle

Attorney: Adam Brink

Senior Legislative Analyst: Jean Ammel

Legislative Analyst: Margaret Thomas

Senior Administrative Assistant: Ann Gilliam

Administrative Assistant: Kaley Flynn


Choice & Innovation Subcommittee

Bileca (Chair), Moraitis (Vice Chair), Ahern, Bracy, Diaz, M.,

Hager, Jones, S., McGhee, Metz, Passidomo, Saunders, Spano,

Stone

Policy Chief: Jason Fudge








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Nuñez (Chair), Rodrigues, R. (Vice Chair), Bracy, Coley,

Fitzenhagen, Fresen, Grant, Powell, Precourt, Rehwinkel

Vasilinda, Saunders, Spano, Zimmermann

Policy Chief: Heather Sherry








K-12 Subcommittee

Adkins (Chair), Diaz, M. (Vice Chair), Clarke-Reed

(Democratic Ranking Member), Baxley, Bracy, Castor Dentel,

Eagle, Hood, Porter, Raburn, Renuart, Stark, Zimmermann

Policy Chief: Marleen Ahearn








HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE

Corcoran (Chair), Ahern (Vice Chair), Jones, M. (Democratic

Ranking Member), Brodeur, Clarke-Reed, Cummings, Edwards,

Gibbons, Harrell, Hudson, Jones, S., Oliva, Pafford, Patronis,

Pigman, Renuart, Roberson, K., Wood

Staff Director: Christa Calamas

Deputy Staff Director: Lynne Shaw

Attorney: Chris McElroy

Attorney: Michael Poche

Senior Legislative Analyst: Leah Holt

Legislative Analyst: Rebecca Entress

Legislative Analyst: Tony Guzzo

Senior Administrative Assistant: Bobbye Iseminger

Administrative Assistant: Melissa Villar


Health Innovation Subcommittee

Brodeur (Chair), Steube (Vice Chair), Gibbons (Democratic

Ranking Member), Bileca, Hill, Hood, Jones, M., Magar,

McGhee, Pritchett, Raburn, Renuart, Richardson

Policy Chief: Lynne Shaw








Health Quality Subcommittee

Roberson, K. (Chair), Rooney (Vice Chair), Campbell

(Democratic Ranking Member), Diaz, M., Gonzalez, Nelson,

Patronis, Rader, Raulerson, Rodríguez, J., Saunders, Spano,

Watson, C.

Policy Chief: Mandy O'Callaghan








Healthy Families Subcommittee

Harrell (Chair), Perry (Vice Chair), Berman (Democratic

Ranking Member), Fitzenhagen, Jones, S., Peters, Pigman,

Powell, Pritchett, Rader, Rodrigues, R., Rooney, Trujillo

Policy Chief: Hilary Brazzell








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JUDICIARY COMMITTEE

Baxley (Chair), Stone (Vice Chair), Schwartz (Democratic

Ranking Member), Campbell, Dudley, Fitzenhagen, Gaetz,

Hager, Kerner, McBurney, McGhee, Metz, Moskowitz,

Passidomo, Pilon, Raulerson, Roberson, K., Spano

Staff Director: Randy Havlicak

Deputy Staff Director: Tom Thomas

Attorney: Paul Bennett

Senior Administrative Assistant: Missy Jones

Administrative Assistant: Jessica Hudson



Metz (Chair), Hager (Vice Chair), Stafford (Democratic

Ranking Member), Clelland, Davis, Goodson, Hill, Passidomo,

Rodríguez, J., Spano, Stone, Waldman, Young

Policy Chief: Nathan Bond

Attorney: John Cary



Senior Attorney: Teresa Ward


Criminal Justice Subcommittee

Gaetz (Chair), Pilon (Vice Chair), Slosberg (Democratic

Ranking Member), Bracy, Clelland, Eagle, Grant, Harrell,

Hood, Hutson, Kerner, McGhee, Van Zant

Policy Chief: Katie Cunningham

Attorney: Ryan Cox

Attorney: Lauren Jones




LOCAL & FEDERAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE

Gonzalez (Chair), Pilon (Vice Chair), Campbell (Democratic

Ranking Member), Bracy, Dudley, Ingram, La Rosa, Magar,

Moraitis, Powell, Pritchett, Rangel, Raschein, Rodríguez, J.,

Santiago, Smith, Stone, Van Zant

Staff Director: Jason Rojas

Attorney: Jon Baker

Administrative Assistant: Nicki Guffey

Senior Attorney: Linda Nelson


REGULATORY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE

Holder (Chair), Rooney (Vice Chair), Waldman (Democratic

Ranking Member), Beshears, Combee, Diaz, J., Gaetz, Hill, Lee,

Mayfield, Nelson, Raulerson, Rouson, Stark, Steube, Stewart,

Watson, B., Williams, A.

Senior Staff Director: Kurt Hamon

Senior Administrative Assistant: Martha Ellinor



Mayfield (Chair), Steube (Vice Chair), Rouson (Democratic

Ranking Member), Albritton, Castor Dentel, Cummings,

Dudley, Eagle, Gibbons, La Rosa, Roberson, K., Stafford,

Trujillo

Policy Chief: Ned Luczynski

Attorney: Michelle Morton

Senior Legislative Analyst: Alan Livingston



Energy & Utilities Subcommittee

Diaz, J. (Chair), La Rosa (Vice Chair), Williams, A. (Democratic

Ranking Member), Berman, Beshears, Cruz, Hill, Ingram,

Mayfield, Rehwinkel Vasilinda, Rodrigues, R., Tobia, Watson,

B., Wood

Policy Chief: Lucretia Shaw Collins

Policy Chief: Cochran Keating

Senior Legislative Analyst: Shari Whittier



Insurance & Banking Subcommittee

Nelson (Chair), Hager (Vice Chair), Taylor (Democratic

Ranking Member), Broxson, Caldwell, Goodson, Ingram, Jones,

S., Lee, Moraitis, Rader, Santiago, Tobia

Policy Chief: Tom Cooper


Senior Attorney: Jenny Bauer

Senior Attorney: Katrina Callaway

Senior Attorney: Robert Reilly


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RULES & CALENDAR COMMITTEE

Schenck (Chair), Artiles (Vice Chair), Waldman (Democratic

Ranking Member), Adkins, Berman, Coley, Corcoran, Holder,

Hooper, McGhee, Oliva, Reed, Rehwinkel Vasilinda, Rodríguez,

J., Taylor, Van Zant, Workman, Young

Staff Director: Stephanie Birtman

Legislative Analyst: Janna Thomas

Legislative Research Assistant: Robert Hunter


Rulemaking Oversight & Repeal Subcommittee

Wood (Chair), Santiago (Vice Chair), Watson, B. (Democratic

Ranking Member), Antone, Gaetz, Hutson, Kerner, Magar, Ray,

Richardson, Steube, Torres

Staff Director: Don Rubottom

Attorney: Eric Miller

Senior Administrative Assistant: Sonja Powell


STATE AFFAIRS COMMITTEE

Precourt (Chair), Grant (Vice Chair), Albritton, Boyd, Brodeur,

Caldwell, Combee, Eagle, La Rosa, Raburn, Rader, Rangel,

Stewart, Taylor, Waldman, Watson, C., Workman

Staff Director: Karen Camechis

Deputy Staff Director: Heather Williamson

Attorney: Alexandra Moore

Senior Administrative Assistant: John Love

Administrative Assistant: Linda Sims-Davis


Agriculture & Natural Resources Subcommittee

Caldwell (Chair), Goodson (Vice Chair), Rader (Democratic

Ranking Member), Beshears, Boyd, Edwards, Lee, Pigman,

Pilon, Porter, Reed, Rooney, Watson, C.

Policy Chief: Adam Blalock

Legislative Analyst: Debbi Kaiser

Legislative Analyst: Jennifer Renner




Ethics & Elections Subcommittee

Passidomo (Chair), Diaz, J. (Vice Chair), Cruz (Democratic

Ranking Member), Ahern, Baxley, Clelland, Edwards, Holder,

Hooper, Peters, Rooney, Williams, A., Workman

Policy Chief: Leah Marino

Legislative Analyst: Jacqueline Davison




Government Operations Subcommittee

Boyd (Chair), Ahern (Vice Chair), Slosberg (Democratic

Ranking Member), Artiles, Campbell, Combee, Cummings,

Fresen, Fullwood, Ingram, O'Toole, Rangel, Raulerson

Policy Chief: Heather Williamson

Attorney: Tiffany Harrington

Attorney: Jacek Stramski




JOINT & SELECT COMMITTEES

Joint Administrative Procedures Committee

Grant (Chair), Broxson, Hood, Kerner, Moraitis, Rogers

Staff Director: Ken Plante

Administrative Assistant: Tina Loscialo

Room 680 Pepper Building 850-488-9110

Joint Committee on Public Counsel Oversight

Artiles (Chair), Berman, Boyd, Cruz, Diaz, J., Wood

Staff Director: Lucretia Shaw Collins


Joint Legislative Auditing Committee

Ray (Chair), Campbell, Harrell, Raulerson, Rodrigues, R.,

Stafford

Staff Director: Kathy DuBose

Room 876 Pepper Building 850-487-4110

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Joint Legislative Budget Commission

McKeel (Chair), Gibbons, Grant, Hooper, Hudson, McBurney,

Pafford

Staff Director: JoAnne Leznoff

Administrative Assistant: Rosa Dorsey


Joint Select Committee on Collective Bargaining

Van Zant (Chair), Clelland, Gaetz, Taylor, Wood

Staff Director: Heather Williamson

Administrative Assistant: John Love


Select Committee on Gaming

Schenck (Chair), Holder (Vice Chair), Waldman (Democratic

Ranking Member), Artiles, Boyd, Brodeur, Cruz, Diaz, J.,

Fresen, Fullwood, Gaetz, Gibbons, Ingram, McBurney,

Moskowitz, Peters, Porter, Precourt, Richardson, Stafford,

Workman, Young

Staff Director: Michelle Morton

Legislative Analyst: Chris Stranburg



Select Committee on Health Care Workforce Innovation

Oliva (Chair), Pigman (Vice Chair), Cummings, Dudley,

Harrell, Hudson, Jones, M., Magar, Nuñez, Roberson, K.,

Rodríguez, J., Schwartz, Spano, Stark, Thurston, Trujillo, Wood



Select Committee on PPACA (Patient Protection and

Affordable Care Act)

Corcoran (Chair), Hudson (Vice Chair), Schwartz (Democratic

Ranking Member), Cummings, Dudley, Harrell, Jones, M.,

Magar, Nelson, Passidomo, Pigman, Roberson, K., Rodríguez,

J., Stark, Thurston, Trujillo, Wood




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M E M B E R S O F T H E F L O R I D A H O U S E O F R E P R E S E N T A T I V E S W I T H

C O M M I T T E E & S U B C O M M I T T E E A S S I G N M E N T S [Republicans in roman, Democrats in italic]

Janet H. Adkins, District 11

Committees

Education Committee

Rules & Calendar Committee

Subcommittees



K-12 Subcommittee, Chair

Larry Ahern, District 66

Committees

Health & Human Services Committee, Vice Chair

Subcommittees




Government Operations Subcommittee, Vice Chair

Ben Albritton, District 56

Committees

Appropriations Committee

State Affairs Committee

Subcommittees


Subcommittee, Chair



Bruce Antone, District 46

Subcommittees





Subcommittee

Frank Artiles, District 118

Committees

Joint Committee on Public Counsel Oversight, Chair

Rules & Calendar Committee, Vice Chair


Subcommittees



Subcommittee


Dennis K. Baxley, District 23

Committees


Judiciary Committee, Chair

Subcommittees


K-12 Subcommittee

Lori Berman, District 90

Committees



Subcommittees




Halsey Beshears, District 7

Committees

Regulatory Affairs Committee

Subcommittees


Subcommittee




Michael Bileca, District 115

Committees

Education Committee

Subcommittees

Choice & Innovation Subcommittee, Chair




Jim Boyd, District 71

Committees




Subcommittees


Government Operations Subcommittee, Chair

Randolph Bracy, District 45

Committees

Local & Federal Affairs Committee

Subcommittees




K-12 Subcommittee

Jason T. Brodeur, District 28

Committees

Health & Human Services Committee



Subcommittees


Health Innovation Subcommittee, Chair

16

Douglas Vaughn "Doug" Broxson, District 3

Committees

Economic Affairs Committee


Subcommittees


Subcommittee, Vice Chair



Matthew H. "Matt" Caldwell, District 79

Committees


Subcommittees

Agriculture & Natural Resources Subcommittee, Chair



Daphne D. Campbell, District 108

Committees


Judiciary Committee


Subcommittees



Karen Castor Dentel, District 30

Subcommittees




K-12 Subcommittee

Gwyndolen "Gwyn" Clarke-Reed, District 92

Committees


Subcommittees


K-12 Subcommittee


Michael Philip "Mike" Clelland, District 29

Committees



Subcommittees




Marti Coley, District 5

Committees



Subcommittees


Neil Combee, District 39

Committees



Subcommittees




Richard Corcoran, District 37

Committees


Health & Human Services Committee, Chair



Affordable Care Act), Chair

Steve Crisafulli, District 51

Committees

Appropriations Committee, Vice Chair

Janet Cruz, District 62

Committees




Subcommittees




W. Travis Cummings, District 18

Committees






Subcommittees



Justice Appropriations Subcommittee, Vice Chair

Mark Danish, District 63

Committees


Education Committee

Subcommittees


Subcommittee


Daniel Davis, District 15

Committees


Subcommittees


Transportation & Highway Safety Subcommittee, Chair

17

Jose Felix Diaz, District 116

Committees




Subcommittees

Energy & Utilities Subcommittee, Chair

Ethics & Elections Subcommittee, Vice Chair


Manny Diaz, Jr., District 103

Committees

Education Committee

Subcommittees




K-12 Subcommittee, Vice Chair

Dwight Dudley, District 68

Committees

Judiciary Committee





Subcommittees


Dane Eagle, District 77

Committees


Subcommittees




K-12 Subcommittee

Katie A. Edwards, District 98

Committees


Subcommittees


Subcommittee



Heather Dawes Fitzenhagen, District 78

Committees

Judiciary Committee

Subcommittees





Erik Fresen, District 114

Committees



Subcommittees

Education Appropriations Subcommittee, Chair



Reggie Fullwood, District 13

Committees



Education Committee


Subcommittees



Subcommittee

Matt Gaetz, District 4

Committees


Judiciary Committee



Subcommittees

Criminal Justice Subcommittee, Chair



Joseph A. "Joe" Gibbons, District 100

Committees






Subcommittees



Eduardo "Eddy" Gonzalez, District 111

Committees


Local & Federal Affairs Committee, Chair

Subcommittees


Tom Goodson, District 50

Committees

Economic Affairs Committee, Vice Chair

Subcommittees

Agriculture & Natural Resources Subcommittee, Vice Chair




Subcommittee

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James W. "J.W." Grant, District 64

Committees

Education Committee

Joint Administrative Procedures Committee, Chair


State Affairs Committee, Vice Chair

Subcommittees



Bill Hager, District 89

Committees

Judiciary Committee

Subcommittees


Civil Justice Subcommittee, Vice Chair


Insurance & Banking Subcommittee, Vice Chair

Gayle B. Harrell, District 83

Committees






Subcommittees


Government Operations Appropriations Subcommittee, Vice

Chair

Healthy Families Subcommittee, Chair

Walter Bryan "Mike" Hill, District 2

Committees


Subcommittees





Doug Holder, District 74

Committees

Regulatory Affairs Committee, Chair


Select Committee on Gaming, Vice Chair

Subcommittees


Charles David "Dave" Hood, Jr., District 25

Committees


Subcommittees




K-12 Subcommittee

Ed Hooper, District 67

Committees





Subcommittees



Subcommittee, Chair


Matt Hudson, District 80

Committees






Affordable Care Act), Vice Chair

Subcommittees


Health Care Appropriations Subcommittee, Chair

Travis Hutson, District 24

Committees

Education Committee

Subcommittees





Clay Ingram, District 1

Committees




Subcommittees


Government Operations Appropriations Subcommittee,

Chair



Mia L. Jones, District 14

Committees






Subcommittees



19

Shevrin D. "Shev" Jones, District 101

Committees


Subcommittees





Dave Kerner, District 87

Committees


Judiciary Committee

Subcommittees




Mike La Rosa, District 42

Committees



Subcommittees


Energy & Utilities Subcommittee, Vice Chair


Larry Lee, Jr., District 84

Committees


Subcommittees




MaryLynn "ML" Magar, District 82

Committees





Subcommittees

Health Care Appropriations Subcommittee, Vice Chair



Debbie Mayfield, District 54

Committees


Subcommittees


Subcommittee

Business & Professional Regulation Subcommittee, Chair



Charles McBurney, District 16

Committees


Education Committee


Judiciary Committee


Subcommittees

Justice Appropriations Subcommittee, Chair

Kionne L. McGhee, District 117

Committees

Judiciary Committee


Subcommittees




Seth McKeel, District 40

Committees

Appropriations Committee, Chair

Joint Legislative Budget Commission, Chair

Larry Metz, District 32

Committees

Judiciary Committee

Subcommittees


Civil Justice Subcommittee, Chair


George R. Moraitis, Jr., District 93

Committees



Subcommittees

Choice & Innovation Subcommittee, Vice Chair

Finance & Tax Subcommittee, Vice Chair


Jared Evan Moskowitz, District 97

Committees

Judiciary Committee


Subcommittees




Bryan Nelson, District 31

Committees




Subcommittees



Insurance & Banking Subcommittee, Chair

20

Jeanette M. Nuñez, District 119

Committees

Education Committee


Subcommittees

Higher Education & Workforce Subcommittee, Chair


Subcommittee


Jose R. Oliva, District 110

Committees




Select Committee on Health Care Workforce Innovation,

Chair

Subcommittees


Subcommittee

H. Marlene O'Toole, District 33

Committees


Education Committee, Chair

Subcommittees



Mark S. Pafford, District 86

Committees




Subcommittees


Subcommittee


Kathleen C. Passidomo, District 106

Committees

Judiciary Committee



Subcommittees



Ethics & Elections Subcommittee, Chair

Jimmy Patronis, District 6

Committees


Economic Affairs Committee, Chair


Subcommittees


W. Keith Perry, District 21

Committees


Education Committee

Subcommittees


Healthy Families Subcommittee, Vice Chair


Kathleen M. Peters, District 69

Committees

Education Committee


Subcommittees





Subcommittee

Cary Pigman, District 55

Committees


Select Committee on Health Care Workforce Innovation,

Vice Chair



Subcommittees




Ray Pilon, District 72

Committees

Judiciary Committee

Local & Federal Affairs Committee, Vice Chair

Subcommittees


Subcommittee


Criminal Justice Subcommittee, Vice Chair


Elizabeth W. Porter, District 10

Committees

Education Committee, Vice Chair


Subcommittees


Economic Development & Tourism Subcommittee, Vice

Chair

K-12 Subcommittee


Subcommittee

21

Bobby Powell, District 88

Committees


Subcommittees




Stephen L. "Steve" Precourt, District 44

Committees



State Affairs Committee, Chair

Subcommittees


Sharon Pritchett, District 102

Committees



Subcommittees



Jake Raburn, District 57

Committees


Subcommittees

Education Appropriations Subcommittee, Vice Chair


K-12 Subcommittee


Kevin Rader, District 81

Committees


Subcommittees





Ricardo Rangel, District 43

Committees



Subcommittees




Holly Merrill Raschein, District 120

Committees



Subcommittees


Subcommittee



Daniel D. "Dan" Raulerson, District 58

Committees


Judiciary Committee


Subcommittees




Lake Ray, District 12

Committees


Joint Legislative Auditing Committee, Chair

Subcommittees



Subcommittee, Vice Chair

Transportation & Highway Safety Subcommittee, Vice

Chair

Betty Reed, District 61

Committees

Education Committee


Subcommittees




Michelle Rehwinkel Vasilinda, District 9

Committees


Subcommittees




Ronald "Doc" Renuart, District 17

Committees


Subcommittees



K-12 Subcommittee

Veteran & Military Affairs Subcommittee, Chair

David Richardson, District 113

Committees


Subcommittees






Subcommittee

22

Kenneth L. "Ken" Roberson, District 75

Committees


Judiciary Committee




Subcommittees


Health Quality Subcommittee, Chair

Ray Wesley Rodrigues, District 76

Committees


Subcommittees




Higher Education & Workforce Subcommittee, Vice Chair

José Javier Rodríguez, District 112

Committees






Subcommittees




Hazelle P. "Hazel" Rogers, District 95

Committees



Subcommittees



Subcommittee


Patrick Rooney, Jr., District 85

Committees

Regulatory Affairs Committee, Vice Chair

Subcommittees



Health Quality Subcommittee, Vice Chair


Darryl Ervin Rouson, District 70

Committees



Subcommittees



David Santiago, District 27

Committees


Subcommittees



Rulemaking Oversight & Repeal Subcommittee, Vice Chair


Joe Saunders, District 49

Committees

Education Committee

Subcommittees




Robert C. "Rob" Schenck, District 35

Committees

Rules & Calendar Committee, Chair

Select Committee on Gaming, Chair

Elaine J. Schwartz, District 99

Committees

Judiciary Committee




Subcommittees



Irving "Irv" Slosberg, District 91

Subcommittees





Jimmie T. Smith, District 34

Committees



Subcommittees


Subcommittee


Veteran & Military Affairs Subcommittee, Vice Chair

Ross Spano, District 59

Committees

Judiciary Committee


Subcommittees





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Cynthia A. Stafford, District 109

Committees


Education Committee



Subcommittees



Richard Stark, District 104

Committees





Subcommittees


K-12 Subcommittee


W. Gregory "Greg" Steube, District 73

Committees



Subcommittees

Business & Professional Regulation Subcommittee, Vice

Chair

Health Innovation Subcommittee, Vice Chair


Linda Stewart, District 47

Committees



Subcommittees


Subcommittee


Charlie Stone, District 22

Committees

Judiciary Committee, Vice Chair


Subcommittees




Dwayne L. Taylor, District 26

Committees




Subcommittees



Perry E. Thurston, Jr., District 94

Committees





John Tobia, District 53

Subcommittees




Victor Manuel "Vic" Torres, Jr., District 48

Committees

Education Committee

Subcommittees




Subcommittee

Carlos Trujillo, District 105

Committees





Subcommittees


Economic Development & Tourism Subcommittee, Chair



Pending Special Election Vacant, District 36

Charles E. Van Zant, District 19

Committees

Joint Select Committee on Collective Bargaining, Chair



Subcommittees


Subcommittee



James W. "Jim" Waldman, District 96

Committees





Subcommittees



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Barbara Watson, District 107

Committees


Subcommittees




Clovis Watson, Jr., District 20

Committees


Subcommittees


Subcommittee




Will Weatherford, District 38

Alan B. Williams, District 8

Committees




Subcommittees



John Wood, District 41

Committees







Subcommittees



Rulemaking Oversight & Repeal Subcommittee, Chair

Ritch Workman, District 52

Committees




Subcommittees


Finance & Tax Subcommittee, Chair

Dana D. Young, District 60

Committees




Subcommittees


Carl F. "Z" Zimmermann, District 65

Committees

Education Committee

Subcommittees


K-12 Subcommittee


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B I L L S F I L E D F O R T H E 2 0 1 4 R E G U L A R S E S S I O N

HB 1 by Rehwinkel Vasilinda, Pafford

Genetically Engineered Foods; Provides list of commercial

commodities commonly cultivated in genetically engineered

form; requires DACS to publish list by specified date & annualy

update list; provides mandatory labeling requirements for

genetically engineered raw agricultural commodities &

processed foods made with or derived from genetically

engineered ingredients; provides for enforcement of labeling

requirements; provides civil remedies & penalties. Effective

Date: July 1, 2014

HB 3 by Ray, Broxson (Similar SB 136)

Freight Logistics Zones; Defines "freight logistics zone";

authorizes county or two or more contiguous counties to

designate geographic area(s) within its jurisdiction as freight

logistics zone; requires adoption of strategic plan which must

include certain information; provides that certain projects within

freight logistics zones may be eligible for priority in state

funding & certain incentive programs; provides evaluation

criteria for freight logistics zones. Effective Date: July 1, 2014

HB 5 by Slosberg

Traffic Safety; Creates Minor Traffic Safety Act; prohibits use

of electronic communications devices by drivers younger than

18 years of age; provides for voluntary contributions to AAA

Foundation for Traffic Safety on driver license applications.

Effective Date: January 1, 2015

HB 7 by Diaz, J., Diaz, M.

Florida Kidcare Program; Defines term "lawfully residing

child"; revises eligibility for Kidcare program; excludes

undocumented immigrants from eligibility; provides eligibility

for optional payments for medical assistance & related services

for certain lawfully residing children; excludes undocumented

immigrants from eligibility for optional Medicaid payments or

related services. Effective Date: July 1, 2014

HB 9 by Nuñez (Identical SB 72)

Legislative Session Dates; Fixes date for convening regular

session of Legislature in even-numbered years. Effective Date:

upon becoming a law

HB 11 by Steube, Spano (Compare SB 176)

Tax On Sales, Use & Other Transactions; Provides for

incremental reduction of tax imposed on rental or license fees

charged for use of commercial real property; provides for future

repeal of tax. Effective Date: July 1, 2014

HB 13 by Stewart

Rental Car Surcharges; Authorizes counties to impose an

additional surcharge on lease or rental of motor vehicles;

requires referendum approval. Effective Date: July 1, 2014

HM 15 by Van Zant (Identical SM 118)

Fair Tax Act of 2013; Urges Congress to repeal all taxes on

income & enact national retail sales tax as specified in H.R. 25,

Fair Tax Act of 2013.

HB 17 by Slosberg

Motorist Safety; Authorizes governing body of county to create

yellow dot critical motorist medical information program to

make critical medical information readily available to

responders in event of motor vehicle accident or medical

emergency involving a participant's vehicle; authorizes county

to solicit sponsorships for program & enter into interlocal

agreement with another county to solicit such sponsorships.

Effective Date: July 1, 2014

HB 19 by Slosberg

Public Records/Yellow Dot Critical Motorist Medical

Information Program; Provides exemption from public records

requirements for specified identifying information, medical

records, & medical information of participants in yellow dot

critical motorist medical information program; providing for

future legislative review & repeal of exemption; provides

statement of public necessity; provides for contingent effect.

Effective Date: on the same date that HB 17 or similar

legislation authorizing the governing body of a county to create

a yellow dot critical motorist medical information program takes

effect

HB 21 by Porter (Similar SB 106)

County Employees; Authorizes governing body of county to

determine available benefits of county employees; provides for

applicability of certain provisions relating to Florida Retirement

System. Effective Date: July 1, 2014

HB 23 by Rogers (Similar SB 160)

Canned or Perishable Food Distributed Free of Charge;

Limits liability of public schools with respect to donation of

canned or perishable food to charitable or nonprofit

organizations. Effective Date: July 1, 2014

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HB 25 by Mayfield, Broxson, Eagle

Public School Curricular Standards and Assessments;

Prohibits State Board of Education from continuing to

implement common core standards until certain requirements

are met; provides requirements for adoption or revision of

curricular standards; requires state to withdraw from PARCC;

prohibits state from implementing certain assessments &

requires state to adopt & implement new assessments; prohibits

state board from entering into certain agreements. Effective

Date: upon becoming a law

HB 27 by Diaz, J.

Cost-effective Purchasing of Health Care; Extends

authorization period for AHCA to enter into contracts on

prepaid or fixed-sum basis with prepaid dental health plans to

provide dental services; limits provision of prepaid dental health

programs to Miami-Dade County; authorizes AHCA to seek

federal waivers or amendments to state plan. Effective Date:

July 1, 2014

HB 29 by Pilon (Similar SB 114)

Mobile Home Park Lot Tenancies; Authorizes mobile home

park owner to increase lot rental of purchaser of mobile home on

leased lot in mobile home park; provides limitations on amount

of rent increase; provides guidelines for determining amount of

adjustment; requires disclosure statement to be executed at time

of purchase; limits amount of lot rental increase on lot that was

previously subject to lifetime lease; provides penalty. Effective

Date: July 1, 2014

HB 31 by Renuart (Identical SB 86)

Dentists; Prohibits certain contracts between health insurer &

dentist; defines covered services; provides certain requirements

for reimbursement, coverage, & fees for covered services;

prohibits health insurer from requiring certain conditions to

contract; prohibits certain contracts between prepaid limited

health service organization & dentist; defines covered services;

provides certain requirements for reimbursement, coverage, &

fees for covered services; prohibits prepaid limited health

service organization from requiring certain conditions to

contract; prohibits certain contracts between health maintenance

organization & dentist; defines covered services; provides

certain requirements for reimbursement, coverage, & fees for

covered services; prohibits health maintenance organization

from requiring certain conditions to contract; provides for

applicability. Effective Date: July 1, 2014

HB 33 by Antone (Identical SB 122, Compare SB 130)

Self-Defense; Requires county sheriff or municipal police to

issue reasonable guidelines for operation of neighborhood crime

watch program; authorizes person to use force, except deadly

force in defense of property; authorizes person to use deadly

force in defense of property to prevent imminent commission of

forcible felony; provides that person who uses force is immune

from civil action brought by person or persons against whom

force is used; revises definition of term "criminal prosecution"

with regard to immunity from criminal prosecution & civil

action; provides that law enforcement agency's right & duty to

fully investigate use of force upon which claim of immunity is

based is not restricted; deletes provision that prohibits law

enforcement agency from arresting person for using force unless

probable cause is found that force used was unlawful; revises

when defense of justifiable use of force is unavailable to

aggressor; directs FDLE to collect data alleged justifiable use of

force incidents & report. Effective Date: July 1, 2014

HB 35 by Peters, Fitzenhagen, Raschein, Steube (Identical

SB 84)

Resident Status for Tuition Purposes; Provides criteria for

veterans of U.S. Armed Services, including reserve components

thereof, to qualify as residents for tuition purposes. Effective

Date: July 1, 2014

HB 37 by Campbell

Involuntary Examinations Under the Baker Act; Authorizes

physician assistants & ARNPs to initiate involuntary

examinations under Baker Act of persons believed to have

mental illness. Effective Date: July 1, 2014

HB 39 by Bracy (Compare SB 94)

Juries in Criminal Trials; Requires that jury in trial of felony

case be made up of 12 persons. Effective Date: July 1, 2014

HB 41 by Campbell

Florida Law Enforcement Officers' Hall of Fame; Establishes

Florida Law Enforcement Officers' Hall of Fame; provides for

administration by FDLE; designates location; provides

procedures for selection, nomination, & induction. Effective

Date: July 1, 2014

HB 43 by Campbell (Compare HB 53)

Inmate Reentry; Waiving fee for identification cards issued to

certain inmates & for certain inmates receiving copy of birth

certificate; requires DOC to work with other agencies in

acquiring necessary documents for certain inmates; provides

exceptions; requires DOC to provide specified assistance to

inmates born outside this state; requires report; authorizes DOC

to operate male & female faith- & character-based institutions;

directs DOC to establish reentry program for nonviolent

offenders; provides eligibility & participation requirements;

provides guidelines where DOC shall terminate inmate's

participation in program; provides for inmate to participate in

drug offender probation upon completion of in-prison reentry

program; authorizes use of postadjudicatory drug court for

program participant; authorizes DOC to contract for services;

provides that no rights are conferred upon inmates to participate

in reentry program; provides for reports & rulemaking.


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HB 45 by Bracy (Similar SB 96)

Requirements for Driver Licenses; Includes notice of approval

of application for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals status

issued by U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services as valid

proof of identity for purposes of applying for driver license.

Effective Date: upon becoming a law

HB 47 by Raschein

Crustaceans; Provides that certain violations relating to spiny

lobsters & stone crabs are separate & distinct offenses.


HB 49 by Stewart (Similar SB 76)

Springs Revival Act; Requires water management districts to

identify certain springs, develop certain plans, & submit certain

reports; authorizes districts to adopt rules & issue orders.


HB 51 by Fullwood

Resident Status for Tuition Purposes; Prohibits dependent

child who is U.S. citizen from being denied classification as

resident for tuition purposes based solely upon citizenship status

of his or her parent. Effective Date: upon becoming a law

HB 53 by Stone, Baxley (Compare HB 43)

Inmate Reentry; Waives fee for identification cards issued to

certain inmates; requires waiver of fees for certain inmates

receiving copy of birth certificate; requires DOC to work with

other agencies in acquiring necessary documents for certain

inmates to acquire identification card before release; provides

exceptions; requires DOC to provide specified assistance to

inmates born outside state; authorizes DOC to operate male &

female faith- & character-based institutions. Effective Date:

July 1, 2014

HB 55 by Gonzalez (Identical SB 102)

Aaron Cohen Life Protection Act; Creates "Aaron Cohen Life

Protection Act"; requires driver of vehicle involved in crash that

results in serious bodily injury to person to immediately stop

vehicle & remain at scene of crash; provides penalties.


HB 57 by Stark (Identical SB 138)

Meetings of District School Boards; Requires district school

boards to convene at least one regular meeting during evening

hours each quarter during school year & to establish written

criteria for convening such meeting; provides that district school

board is deemed to be in compliance under certain

circumstances; revises requirements for calling special meeting.


HB 59 by Ahern (Similar SB 162)

Offenses Against Unborn Children; Creates "Florida Unborn

Victims of Violence Act"; provides rule of construction that

person who engages in conduct that violates Florida Criminal

Code or criminal offense defined by another statute & causes

death of, or bodily injury to unborn child commits separate

offense if such offense is not specifically provided for; provides

for penalties; specifies that certain types of knowledge or intent

are not necessary for such offense; provides exceptions; revises

definitions & terminology. Effective Date: October 1, 2014

HB 61 by Hill (Identical SB 156)

Motor Vehicle License Taxes; Reduces service charge imposed

on application for original or duplicate license plate, or transfer

of specified registration stickers or certificates; reduces fee

collected for motor vehicle registration; reduces surcharges

imposed on license tax. Effective Date: September 1, 2014

HB 4001 by Rehwinkel Vasilinda

Nuclear and Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle Power

Plants; Repeals provisions for cost recovery mechanisms for

siting, design, licensing, & construction of nuclear & integrated

gasification combined cycle power plants, including

mechanisms that promote utility investment in, & allow for

recovery in electric utility rates of certain costs of, such plants.


HB 4003 by Williams, A., Watson, C. (Identical SB 116)

Use of Deadly Force in Defense of a Person; Repeals

provisions relating to home protection & use of deadly force,

which created presumption of fear of death or great bodily harm

in certain circumstances & provided that person has no duty to

retreat & has right to stand his or her ground & meet force with

force in certain circumstances; conforms provisions. Effective

Date: upon becoming a law

HB 4005 by Gaetz

Fireworks; Repeals provisions relating to testing & approval of

sparklers & registration of manufacturers, distributors,

wholesalers, & retailers of sparklers; repeals provisions relating

to sale & use of fireworks; repeals provisions relating to bond of

licensees; conforms provisions. Effective Date: upon becoming

a law

HCR 8001 by Berman, Castor Dentel, Clarke-Reed, Cruz,

Pafford, Pritchett, Rader, Saunders, Schwartz, Slosberg,

Torres, Waldman, Watson, C. (Identical SCR 68)

Equal Rights for Men and Women; Ratifies proposed

amendment to U.S. Constitution relating to equal rights for men

& women.

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B I L L I N D E X

HB 1 Genetically Engineered Foods ...................................... 25

HB 3 Freight Logistics Zones ................................................. 25

HB 5 Traffic Safety ................................................................. 25

HB 7 Florida Kidcare Program ............................................. 25

HB 9 Legislative Session Dates .............................................. 25

HB 11 Tax On Sales, Use & Other Transactions ................. 25

HB 13 Rental Car Surcharges ............................................... 25

HM 15 Fair Tax Act of 2013 .................................................. 25

HB 17 Motorist Safety ............................................................ 25

HB 19 Public Records/Yellow Dot Critical Motorist Medical

Information Program ......................................................... 25

HB 21 County Employees....................................................... 25

HB 23 Canned or Perishable Food Distributed Free of

Charge ................................................................................. 25

HB 25 Public School Curricular Standards and Assessments

.............................................................................................. 26

HB 27 Cost-effective Purchasing of Health Care ................. 26

HB 29 Mobile Home Park Lot Tenancies ............................. 26

HB 31 Dentists ......................................................................... 26

HB 33 Self-Defense ................................................................. 26

HB 35 Resident Status for Tuition Purposes ........................ 26

HB 37 Involuntary Examinations Under the Baker Act ..... 26

HB 39 Juries in Criminal Trials ............................................ 26

HB 41 Florida Law Enforcement Officers' Hall of Fame ... 26

HB 43 Inmate Reentry ........................................................... 26

HB 45 Requirements for Driver Licenses ............................. 27

HB 47 Crustaceans ................................................................. 27

HB 49 Springs Revival Act .................................................... 27


HB 53 Inmate Reentry ........................................................... 27

HB 55 Aaron Cohen Life Protection Act .............................. 27

HB 57 Meetings of District School Boards ........................... 27

HB 59 Offenses Against Unborn Children ........................... 27

HB 61 Motor Vehicle License Taxes ..................................... 27

HB 4001 Nuclear and Integrated Gasification Combined

Cycle Power Plants ............................................................. 27

HB 4003 Use of Deadly Force in Defense of a Person .......... 27

HB 4005 Fireworks................................................................. 27

HCR 8001 Equal Rights for Men and Women ..................... 27

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H O U S E S P O N S O R I N D E X

CB---Claim Bill Calendar

CC---Consent Calendar

CA---Committee Agenda Calendar

LB---Local Bill Calendar

HR---House Resolution Calendar

SO---Special Order Calendar

PSO--Pending Special Order Calendar

2R---Second Reading Calendar

3R---Third Reading Calendar

Representative Ahern

HB 59 Offenses Against Unborn Children .......................... 27

Representative Antone

HB 33 Self-Defense ............................................................. 26

Representative Baxley

HB 53 Inmate Reentry ......................................................... 27

Representative Berman

HCR 8001 Equal Rights for Men and Women .................... 27

Representative Bracy

HB 39 Juries in Criminal Trials ........................................... 26

HB 45 Requirements for Driver Licenses ............................ 27

Representative Campbell

HB 37 Involuntary Examinations Under the Baker Act ....... 26

HB 41 Florida Law Enforcement Officers' Hall of Fame .... 26


Representative Diaz, J.

HB 7 Florida Kidcare Program ............................................ 25

HB 27 Cost-effective Purchasing of Health Care ................ 26

Representative Fitzenhagen


Representative Fullwood


Representative Gaetz

HB 4005 Fireworks.............................................................. 27

Representative Gonzalez

HB 55 Aaron Cohen Life Protection Act ............................. 27

Representative Hill

HB 61 Motor Vehicle License Taxes ................................... 27

Representative Mayfield

HB 25 Public School Curricular Standards and Assessments

.......................................................................................... 26

Representative Nuñez

HB 9 Legislative Session Dates ........................................... 25

Representative Peters


Representative Pilon

HB 29 Mobile Home Park Lot Tenancies ........................... 26

Representative Porter

HB 21 County Employees ................................................... 25

Representative Raschein

HB 47 Crustaceans .............................................................. 27

Representative Ray

HB 3 Freight Logistics Zones .............................................. 25

Representative Rehwinkel Vasilinda

HB 1 Genetically Engineered Foods ................................... 25

HB 4001 Nuclear and Integrated Gasification Combined

Cycle Power Plants ........................................................... 27

Representative Renuart

HB 31 Dentists .................................................................... 26

Representative Rogers

HB 23 Canned or Perishable Food Distributed Free of Charge

.......................................................................................... 25

Representative Slosberg

HB 5 Traffic Safety ............................................................. 25

HB 17 Motorist Safety ........................................................ 25

HB 19 Public Records/Yellow Dot Critical Motorist Medical

Information Program ........................................................ 25

Representative Stark

HB 57 Meetings of District School Boards ......................... 27

Representative Steube

HB 11 Tax On Sales, Use & Other Transactions................. 25

Representative Stewart

HB 13 Rental Car Surcharges .............................................. 25

HB 49 Springs Revival Act ................................................. 27

Representative Stone


Representative Van Zant

HM 15 Fair Tax Act of 2013 ............................................... 25

Representative Williams, A.

HB 4003 Use of Deadly Force in Defense of a Person ........ 27

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