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2022 Regular Session The Florida Senate
COMMITTEE MEETING EXPANDED AGENDA
COMMERCE AND TOURISM
Senator Hooper, Chair
Senator Wright, Vice Chair
MEETING DATE: Monday, January 31, 2022
TIME: 3:00—5:00 p.m.
PLACE: Toni Jennings Committee Room, 110 Senate Building
MEMBERS: Senator Hooper, Chair; Senator Wright, Vice Chair; Senators Diaz, Garcia, Gruters, Hutson, Pizzo,
Powell, Taddeo, and Torres
BILL DESCRIPTION and
TAB BILL NO. and INTRODUCER SENATE COMMITTEE ACTIONS COMMITTEE ACTION
1 CS/SB 1062 Service of Process; Authorizing the Department of Fav/CS
Judiciary / Bradley State to electronically receive service of process Yeas 10 Nays 0
(Similar CS/H 545) under ch. 48, F.S.; revising procedures for service on
partnerships, limited liability partnerships, and limited
partnerships; requiring designation of registered
agents and registered offices by certain partnerships,
corporations, and companies; providing for
substituted service on certain nonresidents and
foreign business entities and on individuals and
foreign business entities concealing their
whereabouts; providing for service of process for
removal of unknown parties in possession of real
property, etc.
JU 01/10/2022 Fav/CS
CM 01/31/2022 Fav/CS
RC
2 SB 1474 Online Training for Private Security Officers; Fav/CS
Bradley Authorizing certain Class “G” and Class “D” license Yeas 10 Nays 0
(Similar CS/H 1233) training to be conducted in person or online; providing
reporting requirements relating to the completion of
such training; providing requirements for online
training courses for Class “D” and Class “G” licenses,
etc.
CM 01/31/2022 Fav/CS
AEG
AP
3 SB 1146 Taxation of Investigative Services; Defining the term Fav/CS
Rodriguez “small private investigative agency”; providing an Yeas 10 Nays 0
(Similar H 763) exemption from the state tax on sales, use, and other
transactions for investigative services provided by a
small private investigative agency, etc.
CM 01/31/2022 Fav/CS
FT
AP
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COMMITTEE MEETING EXPANDED AGENDA
Commerce and Tourism
Monday, January 31, 2022, 3:00—5:00 p.m.
BILL DESCRIPTION and
TAB BILL NO. and INTRODUCER SENATE COMMITTEE ACTIONS COMMITTEE ACTION
4 CS/SB 1536 Money Services Businesses; Providing that a rule Fav/CS
Banking and Insurance / Boyd may require reports to contain declarations by control Yeas 10 Nays 0
(Similar CS/H 389) persons, rather than officers or other responsible
persons; providing that control persons, rather than
officers, are not liable for loss or damages under
certain circumstances; requiring licensees to report
changes in control persons, rather than certain other
entities or persons; repealing a provision relating to
control of a money services business, etc.
BI 01/18/2022 Fav/CS
CM 01/31/2022 Fav/CS
RC
5 SB 1928 Household Moving Services; Revising the conditions Favorable
Hooper under which the Department of Agriculture and Yeas 10 Nays 0
Consumer Services is authorized to deny, refuse to
renew, or revoke the registration of any mover or
moving broker; removing a prohibition that precludes
a mover from limiting its liability for the loss or
damage of household goods to a specified valuation
rate; requiring a mover to indemnify a shipper for the
loss of or damage to the shipper’s household goods
caused by the mover during a household move;
requiring a mover to conduct a physical survey and
provide a binding estimate in certain circumstances
unless waived by the shipper; requiring the
department to prepare a publication that summarizes
the rights and responsibilities of, and remedies
available to, movers and shippers; requiring a mover
to tender household goods for delivery on the agreed
upon delivery date or within a specified period unless
waived by the shipper; providing criminal penalties,
etc.
CM 01/31/2022 Favorable
CJ
RC
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