Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee Action Packet, March 21, 2023
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An Action Packet for the Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee, chaired by Mike Giallombardo, for Tuesday, March 21, 2023 at 2:00 pm, with the committee meeting reported out at 7:45PM. The report lists HB 821 Renewable Energy Cost Recovery, HB 1437 and HB 1511 Cybersecurity as Favorable With Committee Substitute, each with an amendment adopted without objection. PCS for HB 1025 Government Vehicles, HB 1221 Broadband Internet Service Providers and PCS for HB 1331 Municipal Utilities are Favorable, with 17 yeas and 1 nay on HB 1331. Appearance lists for each bill follow the vote tallies.
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Energy, Communications &
Cybersecurity Subcommittee
Tuesday, March 21, 2023
2:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Reed Hall (102 HOB)
Action Packet
Paul Renner Mike Giallombardo
Speaker Chair
COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
3/21/2023 2:00PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
Summary:
Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
Tuesday March 21, 2023 02:00 pm
HB 821 Favorable With Committee Substitute Yeas: 18 Nays: O
Amendment 349417 Adopted Without Objection
PCS for HB 1025 Favorable Yeas: 17 Nays: O
HB 1221 Favorable Yeas: 18 Nays: o
PCS for HB 1331 Favorable Yeas: 17 Nays: 1
HB 1437 Favorable With Committee Substitute Yeas: 18 Nays: O
Amendment 258651 Adopted Without Objection
HB 1511 Favorable With Committee Substitute Yeas: 18 Nays: O
Amendment 635201 Adopted Without Objection
Committee meeting was reported out: Tuesday, March 21, 2023 7:45PM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
3/21/2023 2:00PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
Attendance:
Present Absent Excused
Mike Giallombardo (Chair) X
Daniel Alvarez X
Bruce Antone X
Daryl Campbell X
Jennifer Canady X
Michael Caruso X
Hillary Cassel X
Kevin Chambliss X
Charles Clemons, Sr. X
Wyman Duggan X
Juan Fernandez-Barquin X
Peggy Gossett-Seidman X
Philip Griffitts, Jr. X
Dotie Joseph X
Chip LaMarca X
Fiona McFarland X
William Robinson X
Bradford Yeager X
Totals: 18 0 0
Committee meeting was reported out: Tuesday, March 21, 2023 7:45PM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
3/21/2023 2:00PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
HB 821 : Renewable Energy Cost Recovery
0 Favorable With Committee Substitute
Yea Nay No Vote Absentee Absentee
Yea Nay
Daniel Alvarez X
Bruce Antone X
Daryl Campbell X
Jennifer Canady X
Michael Caruso X
Hillary Cassel X
Kevin Chambliss X
Charles Clemons, Sr. X
Wyman Duggan X
Juan Fernandez-Barquin X
Peggy Gossett-Seidman X
Philip Griffitts, Jr. X
Dotie Joseph X
Chip LaMarca X
Fiona McFarland X
William Robinson X
Bradford Yeager X
Mike Giallombardo (Chair) X
Total Yeas: 18 Total Nays: O
HB 821 Amendments
Amendment 349417
[!] Adopted Without Objection
Appearances:
Renewable Energy Cost Recovery
Basford, Adam (Lobbyist) - Waive In Support
Associated Industries of FL
VP. GVT Affairs
516 N. Adams
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Phone: 352-538-4299
Renewable Energy Cost Recovery
Ballas, Erin (Lobbyist) - Waive In Support
Brightmark Energy
730 E Park Ave
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Phone: (850) 681-1065
Committee meeting was reported out: Tuesday, March 21, 2023 7:45PM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
3/21/2023 2:00PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
HB 821 : Renewable Energy Cost Recovery (continued)
Appearances: (continued)
Renewable Energy Cost Recovery
Price, Victoria (Lobbyist) (Lobbyist Appearance Form Submitted) - Waive In Support
Chesapeake Utilities Corporation
Government Relations Manager
310 West College Ave., Ste. 312
Tallahassee, FL
Phone: 850-382-4153
Renewable Energy Cost Recovery
Doyle, Kevin (Lobbyist) (Lobbyist Appearance Form Submitted) - Waive In Support
Consumer Energy Alliance - Florida
Po Box 24897
Jacksonville, FL
Phone: 904-806-1714
Renewable Energy Cost Recovery
Calhoun, Dale (Lobbyist) (Lobbyist Appearance Form Submitted) - Waive In Support
Florida Natural Gas Association
Po Box 11026
Tallahassee, FL
Phone: 850-681-0496
Renewable Energy Cost Recovery
Johnson, Carolyn (Lobbyist) - Waive In Support
Florida Chamber of Commerce
136 S Bronaugh St
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Phone: 850-521-1235
Renewable Energy Cost Recovery
Cullen, David (Lobbyist) - Opponent
Sierra Club Florida
3878 Little Deal Road
Tallahassee, FL 32308
Phone: 941-323-2404
Renewable Energy Cost Recovery
Marshall, Bradley (General Public) - Opponent
Earth Justice
Attorney
111 S Martin Luther King Jr. BLVD
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Phone: 850-681-0031
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
3/21/2023 2:00PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
HB 821 : Renewable Energy Cost Recovery (continued)
Appearances: (continued)
Amendment 349417
Renewable Energy Cost Recovery
Brise, Ronald (Lobbyist) (Lobbyist Appearance Form Submitted) - Proponent
Chesapeake Utilities Corporation
200 South Orange Avenue Suite 1400
Orlando, FL 32801
Phone: 305-934-3979
Renewable Energy Cost Recovery
Brise, Ronald (Lobbyist) (Lobbyist Appearance Form Submitted) - Proponent
Chesapeake Utilities Corporation
200 South Orange Avenue Suite 1400
Orlando, FL 32801
Phone: 305-934-3979
Committee meeting was reported out: Tuesday, March 21, 2023 7:45PM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
3/21/2023 2:00PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
PCS for HB 1025 : Government Vehicles
0 Favorable
Yea Nay No Vote Absentee Absentee
Yea Nay
Daniel Alvarez X
Bruce Antone X
Daryl Campbell X
Jennifer Canady X
Michael Caruso X
Hillary Cassel X
Kevin Chambliss X
Charles Clemons, Sr. X
Wyman Duggan X
Juan Fernandez-Barquin X
Peggy Gossett-Seidman X
Philip Griffitts, Jr. X
Dotie Joseph X
Chip LaMarca X
Fiona McFarland X
William Robinson X
Bradford Yeager X
Mike Giallombardo (Chair) X
Total Yeas: 17 Total Nays: 0
Appearances:
Price, Victoria (Lobbyist) - Waive In Support
Florida Public Utilities Co.
Government Relations Manager
310 WEst College Ave., Ste. 312
Tallahassee, FL
Phone: 850-382-4153
Calhoun, Dale (Lobbyist) (Lobbyist Appearance Form Submitted) - Waive In Support
Florida Natural Gas Association
Po Box 11026
Tallahassee, FL
Phone: 850-681-0496
Bayliss, Slater (Lobbyist) (Lobbyist Appearance Form Submitted) - Waive In Support
Environmental Defense Fund
204 S Monroe St
Tallahassee, FL
Phone: 850-222-8900
Palmer, Andy (Lobbyist) - Waive In Support
Electrification Coalition
119 S. Monroe St., Suite 200
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Phone: 850-205-9000
Committee meeting was reported out: Tuesday, March 21, 2023 7:45PM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
3/21/2023 2:00PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
PCS for HB 1025 : Government Vehicles (continued)
Appearances: (continued)
Weiss, Michael (Lobbyist) - Waive In Support
Advanced Energy United
Policy Principal
1010 Vermont Ave., NW Suite 1050
Washington DC 20003
Phone: 202-380-10950 ext. 3025
Committee meeting was reported out: Tuesday, March 21, 2023 7:45PM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
3/21/2023 2:00PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
HB 1221 : Broadband Internet Service Providers
0 Favorable
Yea Nay No Vote Absentee Absentee
Yea Nay
Daniel Alvarez X
Bruce Antone X
Daryl Campbell X
Jennifer Canady X
Michael Caruso X
Hillary Cassel X
Kevin Chambliss X
Charles Clemons, Sr. X
Wyman Duggan X
Juan Fernandez-Barquin X
Peggy Gossett-Seidman X
Philip Griffitts, Jr. X
Dotie Joseph X
Chip LaMarca X
Fiona McFarland X
William Robinson X
Bradford Yeager X
Mike Giallombardo {Chair) X
Total Yeas: 18 Total Nays: o
Appearances:
Broadband Internet Services Providers
Scala, Jeffrey (Lobbyist) - Proponent
Florida Association of Counties
Senior Associate Director of Public Records
100 S Monroe St
Tallahassee, FL 32301-1530
Phone: 729-637-4081
Broadband Internet Services Providers
Dudley, Charles (Lobbyist) - Proponent
Florida Internet & Television
108 S Monroe St
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Phone: 850-681-0024
Broadband Internet Services Providers
Basford, Adam (Lobbyist) - Proponent
Associated Industries of FL
VP. GVT Affairs
516 N. Adams
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Phone: 352-538-4299
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
3/21/2023 2:00PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
HB 1221 : Broadband Internet Service Providers {continued)
Appearances: {continued)
Broadband Internet Services Providers
Smith, Zayne (Lobbyist) (Lobbyist Appearance Form Submitted) - Waive In Support
AARP
AARP Florida Director of Advocacy
215 S Monroe St Suite #603
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Phone: (850) 228-4243
Broadband Internet Services Providers
Self, Floyd {Lobbyist) - Proponent
Charter Communications
313 N Monroe St Suite 301
Tallahassee, FL 32301-7643
Phone: 850-521-6727
Broadband Internet Services Providers
May, Bruce (Lobbyist) - Opponent
FECA
Partner at Holland & Kight
315 South Calhoun Street
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Phone: 850-224-7000
Broadband Internet Services Providers
Bjorklund, Michel (Lobbyist) - Opponent
Florida Electric Cooperatives Association
2916 Apalachee Pkwy
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Phone: 850-877-6166
Broadband Internet Services Providers
Mcwaters, Mike (General Public) - Opponent
Suwannee Valley Electric Cooperative
CEO
11340 100th Street
Live Oak, FL 32064
Phone: 386-362-2226
Broadband Internet Services Providers
Campbell, Ryan (General Public) - Opponent
Escambia River Electric Cooperative
CEO
3425 Highway 4 West
Fay, FL 32565
Phone: 850-675-4521
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
3/21/2023 2:00PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
HB 1221 : Broadband Internet Service Providers (continued)
Appearances: (continued)
Broadband Internet Services Providers
Hackett, Julius (General Public) - Opponent
Tri-county Electric Cooperative
CEO
2862 West US 90
Madison, FL 32340
Phone: 850-973-2285
Broadband Internet Services Providers
George, Denny (General Public) - Opponent
Central Florida Electric Cooperative
Executive VP/General Manager
11491 NW 50th Ave
Cheifland, FL 32644
Phone: 352-493-2511
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
3/21/2023 2:00PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
PCS for HB 1331 : Municipal Utilities
0 Favorable
Yea Nay No Vote Absentee Absentee
Yea Nay
Daniel Alvarez X
Bruce Antone X
Daryl Campbell X
Jennifer Canady X
Michael Caruso X
Hillary Cassel X
Kevin Chambliss X
Charles Clemons, Sr. X
Wyman Duggan X
Juan Fernandez-Barquin X
Peggy Gossett-Seidman X
Philip Griffitts, Jr. X
Dotie Joseph X
Chip LaMarca X
Fiona McFarland X
William Robinson X
Bradford Yeager X
Mike Giallombardo (Chair) X
Total Yeas: 17 Total Nays: 1
Appearances:
Municipal Utilities
Shephard, Kyle (Lobbyist) - Waive In Opposition
City of Orlando
Director of Intergovernmental Relations
400 S. Orange Ave
Orlando, FL 32801
Phone: 407-579-5952
Municipal Utilities
Pinsky, Richard (Lobbyist) - Waive In Opposition
City of Lake Worth
201 E. Park Ave Suite 300
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Phone: 850-224-9634
Municipal Utilities
McCarty, Jess (Lobbyist) - Waive In Support
Miami-Dade County
111 NW !St Street Ste 2800
Miami, FL 33128-1902
Phone: 305-979-7110
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
3/21/2023 2:00PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
PCS for HB 1331 : Municipal Utilities (continued)
Appearances: (continued)
Municipal Utilities
O'Hara, Rebecca (Lobbyist) (Lobbyist Appearance Form Submitted) - Waive In Opposition
Florida League of Cities, Inc
Deputy General Counsel
Po Box 1757
Tallahassee, FL
Phone: (850) 339-6211
Municipal Utilities
Noonan, Kevin (Lobbyist) - Waive In Opposition
Orlando Utilities Commission
Director, Legislative Affairs
100 West Anderson Street
Orlando, FL 32801
Phone: 407-466-1287
Municipal Utilities
New, Mike (General Public) - Opponent
City of Newberry
City Manager
2540 West Newberry Rd
Newberry, FL 32643
Phone: 352-258-6373
Municipal Utilities
Dailey, John (Appearing in Official Capacity) - Opponent
City of Tallahassee
Mayor
City Hall
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Phone: 850-891-2000
Municipal Utilities
Matthews, Ryan (Lobbyist) - Opponent
Florida Municipal Electric Association
Legislative Council
301 S. Bronaugh Street Suite 500
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Phone: 850-294-8591
Municipal Utilities
Mayersohn, Bob (Appearing in Official Capacity) - Opponent
City of Parkland
Commissioner
6600 University Drive
Parkland, FL 33067
Phone: 954-494-0914
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
3/21/2023 2:00PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
HB 1437 : Pub. Rec./Broadband Opportunity Program Information/DEO
0 Favorable With Committee Substitute
Yea Nay No Vote Absentee Absentee
Yea Nay
Daniel Alvarez X
Bruce Antone X
Daryl Campbell X
Jennifer Canady X
Michael Caruso X
Hillary Cassel X
Kevin Chambliss X
Charles Clemons, Sr. X
Wyman Duggan X
Juan Fernandez-Barquin X
Peggy Gossett-Seidman X
Philip Griffitts, Jr. X
Dotie Joseph X
Chip LaMarca X
Fiona McFarland X
William Robinson X
Bradford Yeager X
Mike Giallombardo (Chair) X
Total Yeas: 18 Total Nays: 0
HB 1437 Amendments
Amendment 258651
0 Adopted Without Objection
Appearances:
Amendment 258651
Dudley, Charles (Lobbyist) - Proponent
FL Internet and Television
General Counsel
108 S. Monroe St.
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Phone: 850-681-0024
Dudley, Charles (Lobbyist) - Proponent
FL Internet and Television
General Counsel
108 S. Monroe St.
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Phone: 850-681-0024
Committee meeting was reported out: Tuesday, March 21, 2023 7:45PM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
3/21/2023 2:00PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
HB 1437: Pub. Rec./Broadband Opportunity Program Information/CEO {continued)
Appearances: {continued)
Scala, Jeff (Lobbyist) - Information Only
Florida Association of Counties
100 S. Monroe St.
Tallahassee, FL 32301
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
3/21/2023 2:00PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
HB 1511: Cybersecurity
0 Favorable With Committee Substitute
Yea Nay No Vote Absentee Absentee
Yea Nay
Daniel Alvarez X
Bruce Antone X
Daryl Campbell X
Jennifer Canady X
Michael Caruso X
Hillary Cassel X
Kevin Chambliss X
Charles Clemons, Sr. X
Wyman Duggan X
Juan Fernandez-Barquin X
Peggy Gossett-Seidman X
Philip Griffitts, Jr. X
Dotie Joseph X
Chip LaMarca X
Fiona McFarland X
William Robinson X
Bradford Yeager X
Mike Giallombardo {Chair) X
Total Yeas: 18 Total Nays: o
HB 1511 Amendments
Amendment 635201
[!] Adopted Without Objection
Appearances:
Kalifeh, Ashley (Lobbyist) (Lobbyist Appearance Form Submitted) - Waive In Support
Florida Justice Reform Institute
124 W. Jefferson St.
Tallahassee, FL
Phone: 850-222-9075
Amendment 635201
Ivey, Jeff (Lobbyist) - Waive In Support
Department of Management Services/ Florida Digital Service
4050 Espanade way
Tallahassee, FL 32399
Johnson, Carolyn (Lobbyist) - Waive In Support
FL Chamber of Commerce
136 S. Bronaugh St.
Tallahassee, FL
Phone: 850-521-1200
Committee meeting was reported out: Tuesday, March 21, 2023 7:45PM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
3/21/2023 2:00PM
Location: Reed Hall (102 HOB)
HB 1511 : Cybersecurity (continued)
Appearances: (continued)
Basford, Adam (Lobbyist) - Waive In Support
Associated Industries of Florida
VP Government Affairs
516 N Adams Street
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Phone: 352-538-4299
Scala, Jeff (Lobbyist) - Information Only
Florida Association of Counties
Senior Associate Director of Public Policy
100 S. Monroe St.
Tallahassee, FL 32301
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COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE AMENDMENT
Bill No. HB 821 (2023)
Amendment No. 1
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE ACTION
ADOPTED (Y/N)
ADOPTED AS AMENDED (Y/N)
ADOPTED W/O OBJECTION (Y/N)
FAILED TO ADOPT (Y/N)
WITHDRAWN (Y/N)
OTHER
1 Committee/Subcommittee hearing bill: Energy, Communications &
2 Cybersecurity Subcommittee
3 Representative Yeager offered the following:
4
5 Amendment (with title amendment)
6 Remove everything after the enacting clause and insert:
7 Section 1. Subsection (9) of section 366.91, Florida
8 Statutes, is amended, and subsection (10) is added to that
9 section, to read:
10 366.91 Renewable energy.-
11 (9) The coffiffiission may approve cost recovery by a gas
12 public utility for A public utility contract5 for the purchase
13 of renewable natural gas or hydrogen fuel in which the pricing
14 provisions exceed the current market price of natural gas is
15 eligible for cost recovery, but only if which are otherwise
16 deemed reasonable and prudent by the commission finds, that the
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Bill No. HB 821 (2023)
Amendment No. 1
17 contract provides net benefits to the public utility and its
18 customers and is therefore in the public interest. In making
19 this determination, the commission may consider the contract's
20 impact on the overall diversity of the public utility's natural
21 gas commodity supply or other fuel supply, the potential to
22 reduce the impact of volatility in the natural gas commodity
23 market upon the public utility and its customers, any
24 reliability benefits associated with the in-state production of
25 these fuel supplies, and the public utility's cost of fuel.
26 ( 10) (a) A public utility may petition the commission for
27 approval to recover costs prudently incurred for a renewable
28 natural gas or hydrogen fuel infrastructure project at a
29 location in Florida for use in providing utility service within
30 this state.
31 (b) In its review of a petition filed pursuant to this
32 subsection, the commission shall consider:
33 1. The estimated volume and reliability of renewable
34 natural gas or hydrogen fuel that the project will produce for
35 use by the public utility, and the comparative cost of the same
36 volume of volume of natural gas purchases;
37 2. The estimated rate impact of the project over time,
38 including estimated savings, if any, to the public utility and
39 its customers;
40 3. The service and reliability benefits to be derived from
41 the project;
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Bill No. HB 821 (2023)
Amendment No. 1
42 4. The proposed mechanism for recovery of project costs;
43 5. The impact of the project on fuel diversity in this
44 state and fuel cost volatility; and
45 6. Any other matter deemed relevant by the commission.
46 (c)l. Upon consideration of all matters specified in
47 paragraph (b), the commission shall determine whether, and the
48 extent to which, approval for recovery of project costs from the
49 public utility's ratepayers provides net benefits to the state
50 and is therefore in the public interest.
51 2. If the commission approves recovery of project costs,
52 in whole or in part, the commission shall determine the
53 appropriate mechanism for recovery of such costs. Appropriate
54 mechanisms may include an existing cost recovery mechanism, not
55 excluding base rates, or a new cost recovery mechanism
56 established by the commission.
57 3. Costs approved by the commission are not subject to
58 disallowance or further prudence review except for fraud,
59 perjury, or intentional withholding of material information by
60 the public utility.
61 (d) Costs of renewable natural gas and hydrogen fuel
62 infrastructure projects that are eligible for recovery under
63 this subsection include:
64 1. Capital investment in projects necessary to prepare or
65 produce renewable natural gas or hydrogen fuel for pipeline
66 distribution and usage;
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Bill No. HB 821 (2023)
Amendment No. 1
67 2. Capital investment in facilities, including pipelines,
68 necessary to inject into pipelines, and deliver for utility use,
69 renewable natural gas or hydrogen fuel throughout this state;
70 3. Renewable natural gas and hydrogen fuel storage
71 facilities;
72 4. Operation and maintenance expenses associated with such
73 renewable natural gas and hydrogen fuel infrastructure projects;
74 and
75 5. An appropriate return on investment consistent with the
76 utility's authorized return on investment for other utility
77 plants used to provide service to customers.
78 (e) Recovery of costs incurred by a public utility for a
79 renewable natural gas or hydrogen fuel infrastructure project
80 approved for cost recovery under this section shall not be
81 allowed until such facility is placed in service. Upon approval
82 of cost recovery by the commission, costs incurred prior to the
83 facility being placed in service may be deferred on the public
84 utility's books for recovery once the facility is in service.
85 This shall not preclude application of any other appropriate
86 regulatory accounting rules that are otherwise deemed
87 appropriate, including but not limited to, normal recovery of
88 costs for construction work in progress.
89 (f) Beginning January 1, 2025, the commission must
90 annually submit a report to the Governor, the President of the
91 Senate, and the Speaker of the House of Representatives
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Bill No. HB 821 (2023)
Amendment No. 1
92 indicating, for the 12-month reporting period and cumulatively:
93 the investment made in such infrastructure projects; the
94 eligible costs incurred and the amount of such costs recovered;
95 the volume of renewable natural gas or hydrogen fuel used to
96 provide utility service; and an analysis of the price of
97 renewable natural gas or hydrogen fuel used to provide utility
98 service as compared to the market cost of gas, including actual
99 rate impacts of such projects.
100 (g) This subsection shall stand repealed on June 30, 2028,
101 unless reviewed and saved from repeal by the Legislature. A
102 public utility may continue to recover eligible costs of
103 renewable natural gas or hydrogen fuel infrastructure projects
104 approved prior to June 30, 2028, under this subsection as being
105 in the public interest.
106 (h) The commission may adopt rules to implement and
107 administer this section.
108
109
110
111 T I T L E A ME N D ME N T
112 Remove everything before the enacting clause and insert:
113 An act relating to renewable energy cost recovery; amending s.
114 366.91, F.S.; revising the types of contracts which are eligible
115 for cost recovery by a public utility under certain
116 circumstances; authorizing a public utility to recover prudently
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Bill No. HB 821 (2023)
Amendment No. 1
117 incurred renewable natural gas and hydrogen fuel infrastructure
118 project costs approved by the Public Service Commission;
119 establishing criteria for consideration by the Public Service
120 Commission; establishing terms for cost recovery; specifying
121 eligible renewable natural gas and hydrogen fuel infrastructure
122 projects; requiring an annual report; providing for repeal on
123 June 30, 2028, unless reviewed and saved from repeal by the
124 Legislature; providing an effective date.
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3 Representative Esposito offered the following:
4
5 Amendment
6 Remove lines 22-72 and insert:
7 Department of Economic Opportunity under s. 288.9962 or pursuant
8 to a federal broadband access grant program implemented by the
9 Department of Economic Opportunity is confidential and exempt
10 from s. 119.07(1) ands. 24(a), Art. I of the State Constitution
11 if such information is not otherwise publicly available and the
12 release of such information would reveal:
13 a. The location or capacity of communications network
14 facilities;
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15 b. Communications network areas, including geographical
16 maps indicating actual or proposed locations of network
17 infrastructure or facilities;
18 c. The features, functions, and capabilities of
19 communications network infrastructure and facilities;
20 d. Security, including cybersecurity, of the design,
21 construction, and operation of the communications network and
22 associated services and products;
23 e. Specific customer locations; or
24 f. Sources of funding or in-kind contributions for a
25 project.
26 2. This exemption does not apply to any required functions
27 of the department under s. 288.9962 relating to publishing a
28 description of the proposed unserved areas to be served and the
29 proposed broadband Internet speeds of the areas to be served as
30 provided by the applicant and approved by the department.
31 3. This paragraph is subject to the Open Government Sunset
32 Review Act in accordance withs. 119.15 and shall stand repealed
33 on October 2, 2028, unless reviewed and saved from repeal
34 through reenactment by the Legislature.
35 Section 2. The Legislature finds that it is a public
36 necessity that certain information relating to communications
37 services locations, project proposals, and challenges submitted
38 to the Department of Economic Opportunity under the Broadband
39 Opportunity Program or pursuant to a federal broadband access
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40 grant program implemented by the department be made confidential
41 and exempt from public records requirements. Such information
42 contains security information and proprietary business
43 information of communications services providers. The disclosure
44 of sensitive information relating to the location, capacity,
45 features, functions, and security of these networks could result
46 in the identification of vulnerabilities in such networks and
47 allow a security breach that could damage the networks or
48 disrupt the networks' safe and reliable operation, adversely
49 impacting the public health and safety of this state. Further,
50 the disclosure of such information would adversely affect the
51 business interests and compromise the network security of the
52 communications services providers and their networks. Therefore,
53 the Legislature finds that it is a public necessity that certain
54 information relating to communications services locations,
55 project proposals, and challenges submitted to the Department of
56 Economic Opportunity under the Broadband Opportunity Program or
57 pursuant to a federal broadband access grant program implemented
58 by the department be held confidential and exempt from
59 disclosure under s. 119.07(1), Florida Statutes, ands. 24(a),
60 Article I of the State Constitution.
61
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3 Representative Giallombardo offered the following:
4
5 Amendment (with title amendment)
6 Remove everything after the enacting clause and insert:
7 Section 1. This act may be cited as the "Florida Cyber
8 Protection Act."
9 Section 2. Paragraph (y) is added to subsection (2) of
10 section 110.205, Florida Statutes, to read:
11 110.205 Career service; exemptions.-
12 (2) EXEMPT POSITIONS.-The exempt positions that are not
13 covered by this part include the following:
14 (y) Personnel employed by or reporting to the state chief
15 information security officer, the state chief data officer, a
16 chief information security officer, and an agency information
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17 security manager.
18 Section 3. Subsections (3) through (5), (6) through (19),
19 and (20) through (38) of section 282.0041, Florida Statutes, are
20 renumbered as subsections (4) through (6), (8) through (21), and
21 (24) through (42), respectively, present subsection (19) is
22 amended, and new subsections ( 3) , ( 7) , ( 22) , and ( 2 3) are added
23 to that section, to read:
24 282.0041 Definitions.-As used in this chapter, the term:
25 ( 3) "As a service" means the contracting with or
26 outsourcing to a third-party of a defined role or function as a
27 means of delivery.
28 ( 7) "Cloud provider" has the same meaning as provided in
29 Special Publication 800-145 issued by the National Institute of
30 Standards and Technology.
31 J1.lj_-f-±-9-t "Incident" means a violation or an imminent
32 threat of violation, whether such violation is accidental or
33 deliberate, of information technology resources, security,
34 policies, or practices, or which may jeopardize the
35 confidentiality, integrity, or availability of an information
36 technology system or the information the system processes,
37 stores, or transmits. An imminent threat of violation refers to
38 a situation in which a state agency, county, or municipality has
39 a factual basis for believing that a specific incident is about
40 to occur.
41 (22) "Independent" means, for an entity providing
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42 independent verification and validation, having no technical,
43 managerial, or financial interest in the relevant technology
44 project; no relationship to the relevant agency; and no
45 responsibility for or participation in any aspect of the
46 project, which includes project oversight by the Florida Digital
47 Service.
48 ( 2 3) 11
Independent verification and validation II means
49 third-party support services that provide a completely
50 independent and impartial assessment of the progress and work
51 products of a technology project from concept to business case
52 and throughout the project lifecycle.
53 Section 4. Section 282.0051, Florida Statutes, is amended
54 to read:
55 282.0051 Department of Management Services; Florida
56 Digital Service; powers, duties, and functions.-
57 (1) The Florida Digital Service is has been created within
58 the department to propose innovative solutions that securely
59 modernize state government, including technology and information
60 services, to achieve value through digital transformation and
61 interoperability, and to fully support the cloud-first policy as
62 specified ins. 282.206. The department, through the Florida
63 Digital Service, shall have the following powers, duties, and
64 functions:
65 (a) Develop and publish information technology policy for
66 the management of the state's information technology resources.
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67 (b) Develop an enterprise architecture that:
68 1. Acknowledges the unique needs of the entities within
69 the enterprise in the development and publication of standards
70 and terminologies to facilitate digital interoperability;
71 2. Supports the cloud-first policy as specified ins.
72 282. 206; and
73 3. Addresses how information technology infrastructure may
74 be modernized to achieve cloud-first objectives.
75 (c) Establish project management and oversight standards
76 with which state agencies must comply when implementing
77 information technology projects. The department, acting through
78 the Florida Digital Service, shall provide training
79 opportunities to state agencies to assist in the adoption of the
80 project management and oversight standards. To support data-
81 driven decisionmaking, the standards must include, but are not
82 limited to:
83 1. Performance measurements and metrics that objectively
84 reflect the status of an information technology project based on
85 a defined and documented project scope, cost, and schedule.
86 2. Methodologies for calculating acceptable variances in
87 the projected versus actual scope, schedule, or cost of an
88 information technology project.
89 3. Reporting requirements, including requirements designed
90 to alert all defined stakeholders that an information technology
91 project has exceeded acceptable variances defined and documented
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92 in a project plan.
93 4. Content, format, and frequency of project updates.
94 5. Technical standards to ensure an information technology
95 project complies with the enterprise architecture.
96 (d) Ensure that independent Perform project oversight on
97 all state agency information technology projects that have total
98 project costs of $10 million or more and that are funded in the
99 General Appropriations Act or any other law is performed and in
100 compliance with applicable state and federal law.
101 1. The department may not be considered independent for
102 purposes of project oversight under this paragraph on a project
103 for which the department has provided or may be asked to provide
104 any operational or technical support, including, but not limited
105 to, providing advice or conducting any review.
106 2. The department shall establish an appropriate contract
107 vehicle to facilitate procurement of project oversight as a
108 service by the enterprise and ensure that the contract vehicle
109 includes offerings that incorporate the ability to comply with
110 applicable state and federal law, including any independent
111 verification and validation requirements. An entity that
112 provides project oversight as a service must provide a project
113 oversight report to the department.
114 3. An agency may request the department to procure project
115 oversight as a service for a project that is subject to this
116 paragraph. Such procurement by the department does not violate
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117 the requirement that the project oversight must be independent.
118 4. The department, acting through the Florida Digital
119 Service, shall at least quarterly review received project
120 oversight reports and, upon acceptance of the contents of such
121 reports, provide the reports to the Executive Office of the
122 Governor, the President of the Senate, and the Speaker of the
123 House of Representatives.
124 5. The department, acting through the Florida Digital
125 Service, shall report at least quarterly to the Executive Office
126 of the Governor, the President of the Senate, and the Speaker of
127 the House of Representatives on any information technology
128 project that the department identifies as high-risk due to the
129 project exceeding acceptable variance ranges defined and
130 documented in a project plan. The report must include a risk
131 assessment, including fiscal risks, associated with proceeding
132 to the next stage of the project, and a recommendation for
133 corrective actions required, including suspension or termination
134 of the project.
135 (e) Identify opportunities for standardization and
136 consolidation of information technology services that support
137 interoperability and the cloud-first policy, as specified ins.
138 282.206, and business functions and operations, including
139 administrative functions such as purchasing, accounting and
140 reporting, cash management, and personnel, and that are common
141 across state agencies. The department, acting through the
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142 Florida Digital Service, shall biennially on January 15 ± of
143 each even-numbered year provide recommendations for
144 standardization and consolidation to the Executive Office of the
145 Governor, the President of the Senate, and the Speaker of the
146 House of Representatives.
147 (f) Establish best practices for the procurement of
148 information technology products and cloud-computing services in
149 order to reduce costs, increase the quality of data center
150 services, or improve government services.
151 (g) Develop standards for information technology reports
152 and updates, including, but not limited to, operational work
153 plans, project spend plans, and project status reports, for use
154 by state agencies.
155 (h) Upon request, assist state agencies in the development
156 of information technology-related legislative budget requests.
157 (i) Conduct annual assessments of state agencies to
158 determine compliance with all information technology standards
159 and guidelines developed and published by the department and
160 provide results of the assessments to the Executive Office of
161 the Governor, the President of the Senate, and the Speaker of
162 the House of Representatives.
163 (j) Conduct a market analysis not less frequently than
164 every 3 years beginning in 2021 to determine whether the
165 information technology resources within the enterprise are
166 utilized in the most cost-effective and cost-efficient manner,
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167 while recognizing that the replacement of certain legacy
168 information technology systems within the enterprise may be cost
169 prohibitive or cost inefficient due to the remaining useful life
170 of those resources; whether the enterprise is complying with the
171 cloud-first policy specified ins. 282.206; and whether the
172 enterprise is utilizing best practices with respect to
173 information technology, information services, and the
174 acquisition of emerging technologies and information services.
175 Each market analysis shall be used to prepare a strategic plan
176 for continued and future information technology and information
177 services for the enterprise, including, but not limited to,
178 proposed acquisition of new services or technologies and
179 approaches to the implementation of any new services or
180 technologies. Copies of each market analysis and accompanying
181 strategic plan must be submitted to the Executive Office of the
182 Governor, the President of the Senate, and the Speaker of the
183 House of Representatives not later than December 31 of each year
184 that a market analysis is conducted.
185 (k) Recommend other information technology services that
186 should be designed, delivered, and managed as enterprise
187 information technology services. Recommendations must include
188 the identification of existing information technology resources
189 associated with the services, if existing services must be
190 transferred as a result of being delivered and managed as
191 enterprise information technology services.
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192 (1) In consultation with state agencies, propose a
193 methodology and approach for identifying and collecting both
194 current and planned information technology expenditure data at
195 the state agency level.
196 (m)l. Notwithstanding any other law, provide project
197 oversight on any information technology project of the
198 Department of Financial Services, the Department of Legal
199 Affairs, and the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
200 which has a total project cost of $20 million or more. Such
201 information technology projects must also comply with the
202 applicable information technology architecture, project
203 management and oversight, and reporting standards established by
204 the department, acting through the Florida Digital Service.
205 2. When performing the project oversight function
206 specified in subparagraph 1., report by the 15th day after the
207 end of each quarter at least quarterly to the Executive Office
208 of the Governor, the President of the Senate, and the Speaker of
209 the House of Representatives on any information technology
210 project that the department, acting through the Florida Digital
211 Service, identifies as high-risk due to the project exceeding
212 acceptable variance ranges defined and documented in the project
213 plan. The report shall include a risk assessment, including
214 fiscal risks, associated with proceeding to the next stage of
215 the project and a recommendation for corrective actions
216 required, including suspension or termination of the project.
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217 (n) If an information technology project implemented by a
218 state agency must be connected to or otherwise accommodated by
219 an information technology system administered by the Department
220 of Financial Services, the Department of Legal Affairs, or the
221 Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, consult with
222 these departments regarding the risks and other effects of such
223 projects on their information technology systems and work
224 cooperatively with these departments regarding the connections,
225 interfaces, timing, or accommodations required to implement such
226 projects.
227 (o) If adherence to standards or policies adopted by or
228 established pursuant to this section causes conflict with
229 federal regulations or requirements imposed on an entity within
230 the enterprise and results in adverse action against an entity
231 or federal funding, work with the entity to provide alternative
232 standards, policies, or requirements that do not conflict with
233 the federal regulation or requirement. The department, acting
234 through the Florida Digital Service, shall annually by January
235 12 report such alternative standards to the Executive Office of
236 the Governor, the President of the Senate, and the Speaker of
237 the House of Representatives.
238 (p)l. Establish an information technology policy for all
239 information technology-related state contracts, including state
240 term contracts for information technology commodities,
241 consultant services, and staff augmentation services. The
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242 information technology policy must include:
243 a. Identification of the information technology product
244 and service categories to be included in state term contracts.
245 b. Requirements to be included in solicitations for state
246 term contracts.
247 c. Evaluation criteria for the award of information
248 technology-related state term contracts.
249 d. The term of each information technology-related state
250 term contract.
251 e. The maximum number of vendors authorized on each state
252 term contract.
253 f. At a minimum, a requirement that any contract for
254 information technology commodities or services meet the National
255 Institute of Standards and Technology Cybersecurity Framework.
256 g. For an information technology project wherein project
257 oversight is required pursuant to paragraph (d) or paragraph
258 (m), a requirement that independent verification and validation
259 be employed throughout the project life cycle with the primary
260 objective of independent verification and validation being to
261 provide an objective assessment of products and processes
262 throughout the project life cycle. An entity providing
263 independent verification and validation may not have technical,
264 managerial, or financial interest in the project and may not
265 have responsibility for, or participate in, any other aspect of
266 the project.
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267 2. Evaluate vendor responses for information technology-
268 related state term contract solicitations and invitations to
269 negotiate.
270 3. Answer vendor questions on information technology-
271 related state term contract solicitations.
272 4. Ensure that the information technology policy
273 established pursuant to subparagraph 1. is included in all
274 solicitations and contracts that are administratively executed
275 by the department.
276 (q) Recommend potential methods for standardizing data
277 across state agencies which will promote interoperability and
278 reduce the collection of duplicative data.
279 (r) Recommend open data technical standards and
280 terminologies for use by the enterprise.
281 (s) Ensure that enterprise information technology
282 solutions are capable of utilizing an electronic credential and
283 comply with the enterprise architecture standards.
284 (t) Establish an operations committee that shall meet as
285 necessary for the purpose of developing collaborative efforts
286 between agencies and other governmental entities relating to
287 cybersecurity issues, including the coordination of preparedness
288 and response efforts relating to cybersecurity incidents and
289 issues relating to the interoperability of agency projects. The
290 Secretary of Management Services shall serve as the executive
291 director of the committee. The committee shall be composed of
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292 the following members:
293 1. The state chief information officer, or his or her
294 designee.
295 2. The Attorney General, or his or her designee.
296 3. The Secretary of State, or his or her designee.
297 4. The executive director of the Department of Law
298 Enforcement, or his or her designee.
299 5. The Secretary of Transportation, or his or her
300 designee.
301 6. The director of the Division of Emergency Management,
302 or his or her designee.
303 7. The Secretary of Health Care Administration, or his or
304 her designee.
305 8. The Commissioner of Education, or his or her designee.
306 9. The executive director of the Department of Highway
307 Safety and Motor Vehicles, or his or her designee.
308 10. The chair of the Public Service Commission, or his or
309 her designee.
310 11. The director of the Florida State Guard, or his or her
311 designee.
312 12. The Adjutant General of the Florida National Guard, or
313 his or her designee.
314 13. Any other agency head appointed by the Governor.
315 (2) (a) The Governor shall appoint Secretary of Management
316 Services shall designate a state chief information officer,
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317 subject to confirmation by the Senate, who shall administer the
318 Florida Digital Service. The state chief information officer,
319 before prior to appointment, must have at least 5 years of
320 experience in the development of information system strategic
321 planning and development or information technology policy, and,
322 preferably, have leadership-level experience in the design,
323 development, and deployment of interoperable software and data
324 solutions.
325 (b) The state chief information officer, in consultation
326 with the Secretary of Management Services, shall designate a
327 state chief data officer. The chief data officer must be a
328 proven and effective administrator who must have significant and
329 substantive experience in data management, data governance,
330 interoperability, and security.
331 (c) The state chief information officer shall designate a
332 state chief technology officer who shall be responsible for:
333 1. Exploring technology solutions to meet the enterprise
334 need;
335 2. The deployments of adopted enterprise solutions;
336 3. Compliance with Florida's Cloud First policy;
337 4. Recommending best practices to increase the likelihood
338 of technology project success;
339 5. Developing strategic partnerships with the private
340 sector; and
341 6. Directly supporting enterprise cybersecurity and data
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342 interoperability initiatives.
343
344 The chief cloud officer may acquire cloud migration as a service
345 to comply with this section as it pertains to the implementation
346 across the enterprise of Florida's Cloud First policy.
347 (3) The department, acting through the Florida Digital
348 Service and from funds appropriated to the Florida Digital
349 Service, shall:
350 (a) Create, not later than December 1, 2022, and maintain
351 a comprehensive indexed data catalog in collaboration with the
352 enterprise that lists the data elements housed within the
353 enterprise and the legacy system or application in which these
354 data elements are located. The data catalog must, at a minimum,
355 specifically identify all data that is restricted from public
356 disclosure based on federal or state laws and regulations and
357 require that all such information be protected in accordance
358 withs. 282.318.
359 (b) Develop and publish, not later than December 1, 2022,
360 in collaboration with the enterprise, a data dictionary for each
361 agency that reflects the nomenclature in the comprehensive
362 indexed data catalog.
363 (c) Adopt, by rule, standards that support the creation
364 and deployment of an application programming interface to
365 facilitate integration throughout the enterprise.
366 (d) Adopt, by rule, standards necessary to facilitate a
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367 secure ecosystem of data interoperability that is compliant with
368 the enterprise architecture.
369 (e) Adopt, by rule, standards that facilitate the
370 deployment of applications or solutions to the existing
371 enterprise system in a controlled and phased approach.
372 (f) After submission of documented use cases developed in
373 conjunction with the affected agencies, assist the affected
374 agencies with the deployment, contingent upon a specific
375 appropriation therefor, of new interoperable applications and
376 solutions:
377 1. For the Department of Health, the Agency for Health
378 Care Administration, the Agency for Persons with Disabilities,
379 the Department of Education, the Department of Elderly Affairs,
380 and the Department of Children and Families.
381 2. To support military members, veterans, and their
382 families.
383 (4) For information technology projects that have a total
384 project costs ee-s-t:- of $10 million or more:
385 (a) State agencies must provide the Florida Digital
386 Service with written notice of any planned procurement of an
387 information technology project.
388 (b) The Florida Digital Service must participate in the
389 development of specifications and recommend modifications to any
390 planned procurement of an information technology project by
391 state agencies so that the procurement complies with the
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392 enterprise architecture.
393 (c) The Florida Digital Service must participate in post-
394 award contract monitoring.
395 (5) The department, acting through the Florida Digital
396 Service, may not retrieve or disclose any data without a shared-
397 data agreement in place between the department and the
398 enterprise entity that has primary custodial responsibility of,
399 or data-sharing responsibility for, that data.
400 (6) The department, acting through the Florida Digital
401 Service, shall adopt rules to administer this section.
402 Section 5. Section 282.201, Florida Statutes, is amended
403 to read:
404 282.201 State data center.-The state data center is
405 established within the department and shall be overseen by and
406 accountable to the department in consultation with the state
407 chief information officer, the state chief data officer, the
408 state chief information security officer, and the state chief
409 technology officer. Any procurement or purchase of enterprise
410 architecture which is comparable to a project that would be
411 subject to requirements under s. 282.0051(4) if the total
412 project cost was $10 million or more and which may be consumed
413 by an enterprise must be provided to the department and the
414 Florida Digital Service for review before publication. The
415 provision of data center services must comply with applicable
416 state and federal laws, regulations, and policies, including all
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417 applicable security, privacy, and auditing requirements. The
418 Florida Digital Service department shall appoint a director of
419 the state data center who has experience in leading data center
420 facilities and has expertise in cloud-computing management.
421 (1) STATE DATA CENTER DUTIES.-The state data center shall:
422 (a) Offer, develop, and support the services and
423 applications defined in service-level agreements executed with
424 its customer entities.
425 (b) Maintain performance of the state data center by
426 ensuring proper data backup; data backup recovery; disaster
427 recovery; and appropriate security, power, cooling, fire
428 suppression, and capacity.
429 (c) Develop and implement business continuity and disaster
430 recovery plans, and annually conduct a live exercise of each
431 plan.
432 (d) Enter into a service-level agreement with each
433 customer entity to provide the required type and level of
434 service or services. If a customer entity fails to execute an
435 agreement within 60 days after commencement of a service, the
436 state data center may cease service. A service-level agreement
437 may not have a term exceeding 3 years and at a minimum must:
438 1. Identify the parties and their roles, duties, and
439 responsibilities under the agreement.
440 2. State the duration of the contract term and specify the
441 conditions for renewal.
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442 3. Identify the scope of work.
443 4. Identify the products or services to be delivered with
444 sufficient specificity to permit an external financial or
445 performance audit.
446 5. Establish the services to be provided, the business
447 standards that must be met for each service, the cost of each
448 service by agency application, and the metrics and processes by
449 which the business standards for each service are to be
450 objectively measured and reported.
451 6. Provide a timely billing methodology to recover the
452 costs of services provided to the customer entity pursuant to s.
453 215.422.
454 7. Provide a procedure for modifying the service-level
455 agreement based on changes in the type, level, and cost of a
456 service.
457 8. Include a right-to-audit clause to ensure that the
458 parties to the agreement have access to records for audit
459 purposes during the term of the service-level agreement.
460 9. Provide that a service-level agreement may be
461 terminated by either party for cause only after giving the other
462 party and the department notice in writing of the cause for
463 termination and an opportunity for the other party to resolve
464 the identified cause within a reasonable period.
465 10. Provide for mediation of disputes by the Division of
466 Administrative Hearings pursuant to s. 120.573.
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467 (e) For purposes of chapter 273, be the custodian of
468 resources and equipment located in and operated, supported, and
469 managed by the state data center.
470 (f) Assume administrative access rights to resources and
471 equipment, including servers, network components, and other
472 devices, consolidated into the state data center.
473 1. Upon consolidation, a state agency shall relinquish
474 administrative rights to consolidated resources and equipment.
475 State agencies required to comply with federal and state
476 criminal justice information security rules and policies shall
477 retain administrative access rights sufficient to comply with
478 the management control provisions of those rules and policies;
479 however, the state data center shall have the appropriate type
480 or level of rights to allow the center to comply with its duties
481 pursuant to this section. The Department of Law Enforcement
482 shall serve as the arbiter of disputes pertaining to the
483 appropriate type and level of administrative access rights
484 pertaining to the provision of management control in accordance
485 with the federal criminal justice information guidelines.
486 2. The state data center shall provide customer entities
487 with access to applications, servers, network components, and
488 other devices necessary for entities to perform business
489 activities and functions, and as defined and documented in a
490 service-level agreement.
491 (g) In its procurement process, show preference for cloud-
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4 92 computing solutions that minimize or do not require the
493 purchasing, financing, or leasing of state data center
4 94 infrastructure, and that meet the needs of customer agencies,
495 that reduce costs, and that meet or exceed the applicable state
496 and federal laws, regulations, and standards for cybersecurity.
4 97 (h) Assist customer entities in transitioning from state
4 98 data center services to the Northwest Regional Data Center or
499 other third-party cloud-computing services procured by a
500 customer entity or by the Northwest Regional Data Center on
501 behalf of a customer entity.
502 (2) USE OF THE STATE DATA CENTER.-The following are exempt
503 from the use of the state data center: the Department of Law
504 Enforcement, the Department of the Lottery's Gaming System,
505 Systems Design and Development in the Office of Policy and
506 Budget, the regional traffic management centers as described in
507 s. 335.14(2) and the Office of Toll Operations of the Department
508 of Transportation, the State Board of Administration, state
509 attorneys, public defenders, criminal conflict and civil
510 regional counsel, capital collateral regional counsel, and the
511 Florida Housing Finance Corporation.
512 (3) AGENCY LIMITATIONS.-Unless exempt from the use of the
513 state data center pursuant to this section or authorized by the
514 Legislature, a state agency may not:
515 (a) Create a new agency computing facility or data center,
516 or expand the capability to support additional computer
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517 equipment in an existing agency computing facility or data
518 center; or
519 (b) Terminate services with the state data center without
520 giving written notice of intent to terminate services 180 days
521 before such termination.
522 (4) DEPARTMENT RESPONSIBILITIES.-The department shall
523 provide operational management and oversight of the state data
524 center, which includes:
525 (a) Implementing industry standards and best practices for
526 the state data center's facilities, operations, maintenance,
527 planning, and management processes.
528 (b) Developing and implementing cost-recovery mechanisms
529 that recover the full direct and indirect cost of services
530 through charges to applicable customer entities. Such cost-
531 recovery mechanisms must comply with applicable state and
532 federal regulations concerning distribution and use of funds and
533 must ensure that, for any fiscal year, no service or customer
534 entity subsidizes another service or customer entity. The
535 department may recommend other payment mechanisms to the
536 Executive Office of the Governor, the President of the Senate,
537 and the Speaker of the House of Representatives. Such mechanisms
538 may be implemented only if specifically authorized by the
539 Legislature.
540 (c) Developing and implementing appropriate operating
541 guidelines and procedures necessary for the state data center to
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542 perform its duties pursuant to subsection (1). The guidelines
543 and procedures must comply with applicable state and federal
544 laws, regulations, and policies and conform to generally
545 accepted governmental accounting and auditing standards. The
546 guidelines and procedures must include, but need not be limited
547 to:
548 1. Implementing a consolidated administrative support
549 structure responsible for providing financial management,
550 procurement, transactions involving real or personal property,
551 human resources, and operational support.
552 2. Implementing an annual reconciliation process to ensure
553 that each customer entity is paying for the full direct and
554 indirect cost of each service as determined by the customer
555 entity's use of each service.
556 3. Providing rebates that may be credited against future
557 billings to customer entities when revenues exceed costs.
558 4. Requiring customer entities to validate that sufficient
559 funds exist before implementation of a customer entity's request
560 for a change in the type or level of service provided, if such
561 change results in a net increase to the customer entity's cost
562 for that fiscal year.
563 5. By November 15 of each year, providing to the Office of
564 Policy and Budget in the Executive Office of the Governor and to
565 the chairs of the legislative appropriations committees the
566 projected costs of providing data center services for the
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567 following fiscal year.
568 6. Providing a plan for consideration by the Legislative
569 Budget Commission if the cost of a service is increased for a
570 reason other than a customer entity's request made pursuant to
571 subparagraph 4. Such a plan is required only if the service cost
572 increase results in a net increase to a customer entity for that
573 fiscal year.
574 7. Standardizing and consolidating procurement and
575 contracting practices.
576 (d) In collaboration with the Department of Law
577 Enforcement and the Florida Digital Service, developing and
578 implementing a process for detecting, reporting, and responding
579 to cybersecurity incidents, breaches, and threats.
580 (e) Adopting rules relating to the operation of the state
581 data center, including, but not limited to, budgeting and
582 accounting procedures, cost-recovery methodologies, and
583 operating procedures.
584 (5) NORTHWEST REGIONAL DATA CENTER CONTRACT.-In order for
585 the department to carry out its duties and responsibilities
586 relating to the state data center, the state chief information
587 officer shall assume responsibility for the contract entered
588 into by the secretary of the department shall contract by July
589 1, 2022, with the Northwest Regional Data Center pursuant to s.
590 287.057(11). The contract shall provide that the Northwest
591 Regional Data Center will manage the operations of the state
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592 data center and provide data center services to state agencies.
593 Notwithstanding the terms of the contract, the Northwest
594 Regional Data Center must provide the Florida Digital Service
595 with access to information regarding the operations of the state
596 data center.
597 (a) The department shall provide contract oversight,
598 including, but not limited to, reviewing invoices provided by
599 the Northwest Regional Data Center for services provided to
600 state agency customers.
601 (b) The department shall approve or request updates to
602 invoices within 10 business days after receipt. If the
603 department does not respond to the Northwest Regional Data
604 Center, the invoice will be approved by default. The Northwest
605 Regional Data Center must submit approved invoices directly to
606 state agency customers.
607 (6) FLORIDA DIGITAL SERVICE ACCESS.-The state data center,
608 and any successor entity assuming the responsibilities of the
609 state data center including, but not limited to, the Northwest
610 Regional Data Center, shall provide the Florida Digital Service
611 with full access to any infrastructure, system, application, or
612 other means that hosts, supports, or manages data in the custody
613 of an enterprise. For any such infrastructure, system,
614 application, or other means, the state data center or a
615 successor entity shall fully integrate with the Cybersecurity
616 Operations Center.
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617 (7) STATE DATA CENTER REPORT.-Subject to s. 119.0725, the
618 state data center and any successor entity must submit to the
619 department and the Florida Digital Service a quarterly report
620 that provides, relating to infrastructure servicing enterprise
621 customers and data, the number of:
622 (a) Technology assets which are within 1 year of end of
623 life as defined by the manufacturer.
624 (b) Technology assets which are beyond end of life as
625 defined by the manufacturer.
626 (c) Technology assets which are within 2 years of being
627 unsupported by the manufacturer.
628 (d) Technology assets which are currently unsupported by
629 the manufacturer.
630 (e) Workloads which are hosted by a commercial cloud
631 service provider as defined in the National Institute of
632 Standards and Technology, publication 500-292.
633 (f) Workloads which are not hosted by a commercial entity
634 which is a cloud service provider as defined in the National
635 Institute of Standards and Technology, publication 500-292.
636 (g) Service level disruptions and average duration of
637 disruption.
638 Section 6. Subsection (10) of section 282.318, Florida
639 Statutes, is renumbered as subsection (11), subsections (3) and
640 (4) are amended, and a new subsection (10) is added to that
641 section, to read:
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642 282.318 Cybersecurity.-
643 (3) The department, acting through the Florida Digital
644 Service, is the lead entity responsible for establishing
645 standards and processes for assessing state agency cybersecurity
646 risks and determining appropriate security measures. Such
647 standards and processes must be consistent with generally
648 accepted technology best practices, including the National
649 Institute for Standards and Technology Cybersecurity Framework,
650 for cybersecurity. The department, acting through the Florida
651 Digital Service, shall adopt rules that mitigate risks;
652 safeguard state agency digital assets, data, information, and
653 information technology resources to ensure availability,
654 confidentiality, and integrity; and support a security
655 governance framework. The department, acting through the Florida
656 Digital Service, shall also:
657 (a) Designate an employee of the Florida Digital Service
658 as the state chief information security officer. The state chief
659 information security officer must have experience and expertise
660 in security and risk management for communications and
661 information technology resources. The state chief information
662 security officer is responsible for the development, operation,
663 and oversight of cybersecurity for state technology systems. The
664 state chief information security officer shall be notified of
665 all confirmed or suspected incidents or threats of state agency
666 information technology resources and must report such incidents
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667 or threats to the state chief information officer and the
668 Governor.
669 (b) Develop, and annually update by February 1, a
670 statewide cybersecurity strategic plan that includes security
671 goals and objectives for cybersecurity, including the
672 identification and mitigation of risk, proactive protections
67 3 against threats, tactical risk detection, threat reporting, and
674 response and recovery protocols for a cyber incident.
675 (c) Develop and publish for use by state agencies a
676 cybersecurity governance framework that, at a minimum, includes
677 guidelines and processes for:
678 1. Establishing asset management procedures to ensure that
679 an agency's information technology resources are identified and
680 managed consistent with their relative importance to the
681 agency's business objectives.
682 2. Using a standard risk assessment methodology that
683 includes the identification of an agency's priorities,
684 constraints, risk tolerances, and assumptions necessary to
685 support operational risk decisions.
686 3. Completing comprehensive risk assessments and
687 cybersecurity audits, which may be completed by a private sector
688 vendor, and submitting completed assessments and audits to the
689 department.
690 4. Identifying protection procedures to manage the
691 protection of an agency's information, data, and information
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692 technology resources.
693 5. Establishing procedures for accessing information and
694 data to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability
695 of such information and data.
696 6. Detecting threats through proactive monitoring of
697 events, continuous security monitoring, and defined detection
698 processes.
699 7. Establishing agency cybersecurity incident response
700 teams and describing their responsibilities for responding to
701 cybersecurity incidents, including breaches of personal
702 information containing confidential or exempt data.
703 8. Recovering information and data in response to a
704 cybersecurity incident. The recovery may include recommended
705 improvements to the agency processes, policies, or guidelines.
706 9. Establishing a cybersecurity incident reporting process
707 that includes procedures for notifying the department and the
708 Department of Law Enforcement of cybersecurity incidents.
709 a. The level of severity of the cybersecurity incident is
710 defined by the National Cyber Incident Response Plan of the
711 United States Department of Homeland Security as follows:
712 (I) Level 5 is an emergency-level incident within the
713 specified jurisdiction that poses an imminent threat to the
714 provision of wide-scale critical infrastructure services;
715 national, state, or local government security; or the lives of
716 the country's, state's, or local government's residents.
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717 (II) Level 4 is a severe-level incident that is likely to
718 result in a significant impact in the affected jurisdiction to
719 public health or safety; national, state, or local security;
720 economic security; or civil liberties.
721 (III) Level 3 is a high-level incident that is likely to
722 result in a demonstrable impact in the affected jurisdiction to
723 public health or safety; national, state, or local security;
724 economic security; civil liberties; or public confidence.
725 (IV) Level 2 is a medium-level incident that may impact
726 public health or safety; national, state, or local security;
727 economic security; civil liberties; or public confidence.
728 (V) Level 1 is a low-level incident that is unlikely to
729 impact public health or safety; national, state, or local
730 security; economic security; civil liberties; or public
731 confidence.
732 b. The cybersecurity incident reporting process must
733 specify the information that must be reported by a state agency
734 following a cybersecurity incident or ransomware incident,
735 which, at a minimum, must include the following:
736 (I) A summary of the facts surrounding the cybersecurity
737 incident or ransomware incident.
738 (II) The date on which the state agency most recently
739 backed up its data; the physical location of the backup, if the
740 backup was affected; and if the backup was created using cloud
741 computing.
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742 (III) The types of data compromised by the cybersecurity
743 incident or ransomware incident.
744 (IV) The estimated fiscal impact of the cybersecurity
745 incident or ransomware incident.
746 (V) In the case of a ransomware incident, the details of
747 the ransom demanded.
748 c. (I) A state agency shall report all ransomware incidents
749 and a-Ry cybersecurity incidents incident determined by the state
750 agency to be of severity level 3, 4, or 5 to the Florida Digital
751 Service, the Cybersecurity Operations Center~ and the Cybercrime
752 Office of the Department of Law Enforcement as soon as possible
753 but no later than 4 4-& hours after discovery of the
754 cybersecurity incident and no later than 2 H hours after
755 discovery of the ransomware incident. The report must contain
756 the information required in sub-subparagraph b. The Florida
757 Digital Service shall notify the Governor, the President of the
758 Senate, and the Speaker of the House of Representatives of any
759 incident discovered by a state agency but not timely reported
760 under this sub-sub-subparagraph.
761 (II) The Cybersecurity Operations Center shall notify the
762 President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of
763 Representatives of any severity level 3, 4, or 5 incident as
764 soon as possible but no later than 12 hours after receiving a
765 state agency's incident report. The notification must include a
766 high-level description of the incident and the likely effects
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767 and must be provided in a secure environment.
768 d. A state agency shall report a cybersecurity incident
769 determined by the state agency to be of severity level 1 or 2 to
770 the Cybersecurity Operations Center and the Cybercrime Office of
771 the Department of Law Enforcement as soon as possible. The
772 report must contain the information required in sub subparagraph
773 :6-:-
774 e-. The Cybersecurity Operations Center shall provide a
775 consolidated incident report by the 15th day after the end of
776 each quarter on a quarterly basis to the President of the
777 Senate, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, and the
778 Florida Cybersecurity Advisory Council. The report provided to
779 the Florida Cybersecurity Advisory Council may not contain the
780 name of any agency, network information, or system identifying
781 information but must contain sufficient relevant information to
782 allow the Florida Cybersecurity Advisory Council to fulfill its
783 responsibilities as required ins. 282.319(9).
784 10. Incorporating information obtained through detection
785 and response activities into the agency's cybersecurity incident
786 response plans.
787 11. Developing agency strategic and operational
788 cybersecurity plans required pursuant to this section.
789 12. Establishing the managerial, operational, and
790 technical safeguards for protecting state government data and
791 information technology resources that align with the state
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792 agency risk management strategy and that protect the
793 confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information and
7 94 data.
795 13. Establishing procedures for procuring information
796 technology commodities and services that require the commodity
7 97 or service to meet the National Institute of Standards and
7 98 Technology Cybersecurity Framework.
799 14. Submitting after-action reports following a
800 cybersecurity incident or ransomware incident. Such guidelines
801 and processes for submitting after-action reports must be
802 developed and published by December 1, 2022.
803 (d) Assist state agencies in complying with this section.
804 (e) In collaboration with the Cybercrime Office of the
805 Department of Law Enforcement, annually provide training for
806 state agency information security managers and computer security
807 incident response team members that contains training on
808 cybersecurity, including cybersecurity threats, trends, and best
809 practices.
810 (f) Annually review the strategic and operational
811 cybersecurity plans of state agencies.
812 (g) Annually provide cybersecurity training to all state
813 agency technology professionals and employees with access to
814 highly sensitive information which develops, assesses, and
815 documents competencies by role and skill level. The
816 cybersecurity training curriculum must include training on the
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817 identification of each cybersecurity incident severity level
818 referenced in sub-subparagraph (c}9.a. The training may be
819 provided in collaboration with the Cybercrime Office of the
820 Department of Law Enforcement, a private sector entity, or an
821 institution of the State University System.
822 (h) Operate and maintain a Cybersecurity Operations Center
823 led by the state chief information security officer, which must
824 be primarily virtual and staffed with tactical detection and
825 incident response personnel. The Cybersecurity Operations Center
826 shall serve as a clearinghouse for threat information and
827 coordinate with the Department of Law Enforcement to support
828 state agencies and their response to any confirmed or suspected
829 cybersecurity incident.
830 (i} Lead an Emergency Support Function, ESF CYBER and
831 DIGITAL, under the state comprehensive emergency management plan
832 as described ins. 252.35.
833 ( j) Provide cybersecurity briefings to the members of any
834 legislative committee or subcommittee responsible for policy
835 matters relating to cybersecurity.
836 (k) Have the authority to respond to any state agency
837 cybersecurity incident.
838 (4) Each state agency head shall, at a minimum:
839 (a) Designate a chief information security officer to
840 integrate the agency's technical and operational cybersecurity
841 efforts with the Cybersecurity Operations Center. This
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842 designation must be provided annually in writing to the Florida
843 Digital Service by January 1. An agency's chief information
844 security officer shall report to the agency's chief information
845 officer. An agency may request the department to procure a chief
846 information security officer as a service to fulfill the
847 agency's duties under this paragraph.
848 (b)-f-a-t Designate an information security manager to ensure
849 compliance with cybersecurity governance, manage risk, and
850 ensure compliance with the state's incident response plan
851 administer the cybersecurity program of the state agency. This
852 designation must be provided annually in writing to the
853 department by January 15 ±. A state agency's information
854 security manager, for purposes of these information security
855 duties, shall report directly to the agency head.
856 (c)+e+ In consultation with the department, through the
857 Florida Digital Service, and the Cybercrime Office of the
858 Department of Law Enforcement, and incorporating the resources
859 of the Florida State Guard as appropriate, establish an agency
860 cybersecurity response team to respond to a cybersecurity
861 incident. The agency cybersecurity response team shall convene
862 upon notification of a cybersecurity incident and must
863 immediately report all confirmed or suspected incidents to the
8 64 state chief information security officer, or his or her
865 designee, and comply with all applicable guidelines and
866 processes established pursuant to paragraph (3) (c).
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8 67 Js:!l-f-e+- Submit to the department annually by July 31, the
868 state agency's strategic and operational cybersecurity plans
869 developed pursuant to rules and guidelines established by the
870 department, through the Florida Digital Service.
871 1. The state agency strategic cybersecurity plan must
872 cover a 3-year period and, at a minimum, define security goals,
873 intermediate objectives, and projected agency costs for the
874 strategic issues of agency information security policy, risk
875 management, security training, security incident response, and
876 disaster recovery. The plan must be based on the statewide
877 cybersecurity strategic plan created by the department and
878 include performance metrics that can be objectively measured to
879 reflect the status of the state agency's progress in meeting
880 security goals and objectives identified in the agency's
881 strategic information security plan.
882 2. The state agency operational cybersecurity plan must
883 include a progress report that objectively measures progress
884 made towards the prior operational cybersecurity plan and a
885 project plan that includes activities, timelines, and
886 deliverables for security objectives that the state agency will
887 implement during the current fiscal year.
888 M-f-Ei+- Conduct, and update annually by April 30 every 3
889 years, a comprehensive risk assessment, which may be facilitated
890 by the department or completed by a private sector vendor, to
891 determine the security threats to the data, information, and
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892 information technology resources, including mobile devices and
893 print environments, of the agency. The risk assessment must
894 comply with the risk assessment criteria, methodology, and scope
895 developed by the state chief information security officer. The
896 risk assessment findings must be signed by the agency head or
8 97 the agency head's designee and the Florida Digital Service. The
898 risk assessment methodology developed by the department and is
899 confidential and exempt from s. 119.07(1), except that such
900 information shall be available to the Auditor General, the
901 Florida Digital Service within the department, the Cybercrime
902 Office of the Department of Law Enforcement, and, for state
903 agencies under the jurisdiction of the Governor, the Chief
904 Inspector General. If a private sector vendor is used to
905 complete a comprehensive risk assessment, it must attest to the
906 validity of the risk assessment findings.
907 (f)-+e+ Develop, and periodically update, written internal
908 policies and procedures, which include procedures for reporting
909 cybersecurity incidents and breaches to the Cybercrime Office of
910 the Department of Law Enforcement and the Florida Digital
911 Service within the department. Such policies and procedures must
912 be consistent with the rules, guidelines, and processes
913 established by the department to ensure the security of the
914 data, information, and information technology resources of the
915 agency. The internal policies and procedures that, if disclosed,
916 could facilitate the unauthorized modification, disclosure, or
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917 destruction of data or information technology resources are
918 confidential information and exempt from s. 119.07(1), except
919 that such information shall be available to the Auditor General,
920 the Cybercrime Office of the Department of Law Enforcement, the
921 Florida Digital Service within the department, and, for state
922 agencies under the jurisdiction of the Governor, the Chief
923 Inspector General.
924 J__gJ_-f# Implement managerial, operational, and technical
925 safeguards and risk assessment remediation plans recommended by
926 the department to address identified risks to the data,
927 information, and information technology resources of the agency.
928 The department, through the Florida Digital Service, shall track
929 implementation by state agencies upon development of such
930 remediation plans in coordination with agency inspectors
931 general.
932 J..bl+J+ Ensure that periodic internal audits and
933 evaluations of the agency's cybersecurity program for the data,
934 information, and information technology resources of the agency
935 are conducted. The results of such audits and evaluations are
936 confidential information and exempt from s. 119.07(1), except
937 that such information shall be available to the Auditor General,
938 the Cybercrime Office of the Department of Law Enforcement, the
939 Florida Digital Service within the department, and, for agencies
940 under the jurisdiction of the Governor, the Chief Inspector
941 General.
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942 (i)-B=r+- Ensure that the cybersecurity requirements in the
943 written specifications for the solicitation, contracts, and
944 service-level agreement of information technology and
945 information technology resources and services meet or exceed the
946 applicable state and federal laws, regulations, and standards
947 for cybersecurity, including the National Institute of Standards
948 and Technology Cybersecurity Framework. Service-level agreements
949 must identify service provider and state agency responsibilities
950 for privacy and security, protection of government data,
951 personnel background screening, and security deliverables with
952 associated frequencies.
953 J.il+i-+ Provide cybersecurity awareness training to all
954 state agency employees within 30 days after commencing
955 employment, and annually thereafter, concerning cybersecurity
956 risks and the responsibility of employees to comply with
957 policies, standards, guidelines, and operating procedures
958 adopted by the state agency to reduce those risks. The training
959 may be provided in collaboration with the Cybercrime Office of
960 the Department of Law Enforcement, a private sector entity, or
961 an institution of the State University System.
962 ill+t+ Develop a process for detecting, reporting, and
963 responding to threats, breaches, or cybersecurity incidents
964 which is consistent with the security rules, guidelines, and
965 processes established by the department through the Florida
966 Digital Service.
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967 1. All cybersecurity incidents and ransomware incidents
968 must be reported by state agencies. Such reports must comply
969 with the notification procedures and reporting timeframes
970 established pursuant to paragraph ( 3) ( c) .
971 2. For cybersecurity breaches, state agencies shall
972 provide notice in accordance withs. 501.171.
973 fil-f» Submit to the Florida Digital Service, within 1
974 week after the remediation of a cybersecurity incident or
975 ransomware incident, an after-action report that summarizes the
976 incident, the incident's resolution, and any insights gained as
977 a result of the incident.
978 (10) Any legislative committee or subcommittee responsible
979 for policy matters relating to cybersecurity may hold meetings
980 closed by the respective legislative body under the rules of
981 such legislative body at which such committee or subcommittee is
982 briefed on records made confidential and exempt under
983 subsections (5) and (6). The committee or subcommittee must
984 maintain the confidential and exempt status of such records.
985 Section 7. Paragraph (d) of subsection (5) of section
986 282.3185, Florida Statutes, is redesignated as paragraph (c),
987 and paragraph (b) and present paragraph (c) of that subsection
988 are amended to read:
989 282.3185 Local government cybersecurity.-
990 (5) INCIDENT NOTIFICATION.-
991 (b)l. A local government shall report all ransomware
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992 incidents and a-ftY cybersecurity incidents incident determined by
993 the local government to be of severity level 3, 4, or 5 as
994 provided ins. 282.318(3) (c) to the Florida Digital Service, the
995 Cybersecurity Operations Center, the Cybercrime Office of the
996 Department of Law Enforcement, and the sheriff who has
997 jurisdiction over the local government as soon as possible but
998 no later than 4 4-& hours after discovery of the cybersecurity
999 incident and no later than 2 -±-:?c hours after discovery of the
1000 ransomware incident. The report must contain the information
1001 required in paragraph (a). The Florida Digital Service shall
1002 notify the Governor, the President of the Senate, and the
1003 Speaker of the House of Representatives of any incident
1004 discovered by a local government but not timely reported under
1005 this subparagraph.
1006 2. The Cybersecurity Operations Center shall notify the
1007 President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of
1008 Representatives of any severity level 3, 4, or 5 incident as
1009 soon as possible but no later than 12 hours after receiving a
1010 local government's incident report. The notification must
1011 include a high-level description of the incident and the likely
1012 effects and must be provided in a secure environment.
1013 (c) A local government may report a cybersecurity incident
1014 determined by the local government to be of severity level 1 or
1015 2 as provided in s. 282. 318 (3) (c) to the Cybersecurity
1016 Operations Center, the Cybercrime Office of the Department of
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1017 Law Enforcement, and the sheriff who has jurisdiction over the
1018 local government. The report shall contain the information
1019 required in paragraph (a).
1020 Section 8. Paragraph (j) of subsection (4) of section
1021 282.319, Florida Statutes, is amended to read:
1022 282.319 Florida Cybersecurity Advisory Council.-
1023 (4) The council shall be comprised of the following
1024 members:
1025 (j) Three representatives from critical infrastructure
1026 sectors, one of whom must be from a water treatment facility,
1027 appointed by the Governor.
1028 Section 9. Section 768.401, Florida Statutes, is created
1029 to read:
1030 768.401 Limitation on liability for cybersecurity
1031 incidents.-
1032 (1) A county or municipality that substantially complies
1033 withs. 282.3185 shall not be liable in connection with a
1034 cybersecurity incident.
1035 (2) A sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation,
1036 trust, estate, cooperative, association, or other commercial
1037 entity that acquires, maintains, stores, or uses personal
1038 information shall not be liable in connection with a
1039 cybersecurity incident if the entity substantially complies with
1040 s. 501.171, if applicable, and has:
1041 (a) Adopted a cybersecurity program that substantially
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1042 aligns with the current version of any of the following
1043 standards:
1044 1. The National Institute of Standards and Technology
1045 (NIST) Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure
1046 Cybersecurity.
1047 2. NIST special publication 800-171.
1048 3. NIST special publications 800-53 and 800-53A.
1049 4. The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program
1050 security assessment framework.
1051 5. CIS Critical Security Controls.
1052 6. The International Organization for
1053 Standardization/International Electrotechnical Commission 27000-
1054 series family of standards; or
1055 (b) If regulated by the state or Federal Government, or
1056 both, or if otherwise subject to the requirements of any of the
1057 following laws and regulations, substantially complied its
1058 cybersecurity program to the current version of the following,
1059 as applicable:
1060 1. The security requirements of the Health Insurance
1061 Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, 45 C.F.R. part 164
1062 subpart C.
1063 2. Title V of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act of 1999, Pub. L.
1064 No. 106-102, as amended.
1065 3. The Federal Information Security Modernization Act of
10 6 6 2014 , Pub . L. No. 113-2 8 3 .
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1067 4. The Health Information Technology for Economic and
1068 Clinical Health Act, 45 C.F.R. part 162.
1069 (c) The scale and scope of compliance with a program or
1070 standard under paragraphs (a) or (b) by a covered entity, as
1071 applicable, is appropriate if it is based on all of the
1072 following factors:
1073 1. The size and complexity of the covered entity;
1074 2. The nature and scope of the activities of the covered
1075 entity; and
107 6 3. The sensitivity of the information to be protected.
1077 (3) Any commercial entity covered by subsection (2) that
1078 substantially complies with a combination of industry-recognized
107 9 cybersecurity frameworks or standards, including the payment
1080 card industry data security standard, to gain the presumption
1081 against liability pursuant to subsection (2) must, upon the
1082 revision of two or more of the frameworks or standards with
1083 which the entity complies, adopt the revised frameworks or
1084 standards within 1 year after the latest publication date stated
1085 in the revisions.
1086 (4) This section does not establish a private cause of
1087 action. Failure of a county, municipality, or commercial entity
1088 to substantially implement a cybersecurity program that is in
1089 compliance with this section is not evidence of negligence and
1090 does not constitute negligence per se.
1091 ( 5) In an action in connection with a cybersecurity
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1092 incident, if the defendant is an entity covered by subsections
1093 (1) or (2), the defendant has the burden of proof to establish
1094 substantial compliance.
1095 Section 10. This act shall take effect July 1, 2023.
1096
1097
1098 T I T L E A ME N D ME N T
1099 Remove everything before the enacting clause and insert:
1100 A bill to be entitled
1101 An act relating to cybersecurity; providing a short
1102 title; amending s. 110.205, F.S.; exempting certain
1103 personnel from the career service; amending s.
1104 282.0041, F.S.; providing and revising definitions;
1105 amending s. 282.0051, F.S.; requiring the Florida
1106 Digital Service to ensure that independent project
1107 oversight is performed in a certain manner and take
1108 certain actions relating to the procurement of project
1109 oversight as a service; requiring the Florida Digital
1110 Service to provide certain reports by certain dates;
1111 requiring the Florida Digital Service to establish an
1112 operations committee for a certain purpose and
1113 composed of certain members; requiring the Governor to
1114 appoint a state chief information officer subject to
1115 confirmation by the Senate; requiring the state chief
1116 information officer to designate a state chief
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1117 technology officer; amending s. 282.201, F.S.;
1118 providing that the state data center shall be overseen
1119 by and accountable to the Department of Management
1120 Services in consultation with certain officers;
1121 providing requirements for certain state data center
1122 procurements; requiring the Florida Digital Service to
1123 be provided with full access to state data center
1124 infrastructure, systems, applications, and other means
1125 of hosting, supporting, and managing certain data;
1126 requiring the state data center to submit a certain
1127 report to the department and the Florida Digital
1128 Service; amending s. 282.318, F.S.; requiring a state
1129 agency to report ransomware and cybersecurity
1130 incidents within a certain time period; requiring the
1131 Florida Digital Service to notify the Governor and
1132 Legislature of certain incidents; providing that
1133 certain notification must be provided in a secure
1134 environment; requiring the Florida Digital Service to
1135 provide cybersecurity briefings to certain legislative
1136 committees; authorizing the Florida Digital Service to
1137 respond to certain cybersecurity incidents; requiring
1138 a state agency head to designate a chief information
1139 security officer for the agency; revising the purpose
1140 of an agency's information security manager; revising
1141 the frequency of a comprehensive risk assessment;
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1142 authorizing certain legislative committees to hold
1143 closed meetings to receive certain briefings;
1144 requiring such committees to maintain the confidential
1145 and exempt status of certain records; amending s.
1146 282.3185, F.S.; requiring a local government to report
1147 ransomware and cybersecurity incidents within a
1148 certain time period; requiring the Florida Digital
1149 Service to notify the Governor and Legislature of
1150 certain incidents; providing that certain notification
1151 must be provided in a secure environment; amending s.
1152 282.319, F.S.; revising the membership of the Florida
1153 Cybersecurity Advisory Council; creating s. 768.401,
1154 F.S.; providing a presumption against liability in
1155 connection with a cybersecurity incident for a county,
1156 municipality, or commercial entity that complies with
1157 certain requirements; requiring certain entities to
1158 adopt certain revised frameworks or standards within a
1159 specified time period; providing that a private cause
1160 of action is not established; providing that certain
1161 failures are not evidence of negligence and do not
1162 constitute negligence per se; providing an effective
1163 date.
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Address: _0=-..;;0__._.Q__ s__/f/t
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City: _ _o-:_Y_~_t_1/t<A_·
_a._>_SP._~_ _ _ _ __ State/Zip: -EZ- "5Z~o/
Phone Number: Meeting Date: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
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Committee/Subcommittee:
---------------------------
Presentation/Workshop Topic: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Registered Lobbyist: YES ~ NO □
State Employee: YES □
~ i s h to speak
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
D Lobbyist Appearance form submitted online
(If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a wy
Bill: Proponent D Opponent D Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition D ~
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
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Assistant at the meeting.
Bill ~ Amendment D
Bill/PCS/PCB Number: { 21-l
Amendment Barcode Number:
C
Name: ------1.---,_~M-==--q,'-"--'-(/{ :$_l)______,v<-....>,.d-...+~l____...&{--------
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Representing: _ _f_Lt:------.;...( .v1. . .±......,_;_:«_.__"10~+----d=-~----"'-={e......._/) ().,v\.._____A__._r-----'Jt)""--L=--·-
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Title: ~ V.A.lrt1L fu11LSel
Address: ___,_/_o. . . .R_S. . . .,-++M""',~~M~O. .l'.-.-----r-::,5t~,---'--·- - - - - - -
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City: ---4-C....KOi-l,,'1_.,.1....,___ _ _ _ _ _ __ State/Zip: _ _ h_l--_Si_'Z-_3_{)_(
Phone Number: _____ 8_S_o_,,,,_/a~8"'--)..______.-D_t2......i_'1..__ Meeting Date: 31~ {lz.,1
Presentation/Workshop Topic:
Registered Lobbyist: YES ~NO □
State Employee: YES □ NO~
~wish to speak
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
D Lobbyist Appearance form submitted on line
(If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indi te your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.)
Bill: Proponent D Opponen D Info o n l y ~ Waive in Opposition
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
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Assistant at the meeting.
Bilef Amendment D
Bill/PCS/PCB Number: /?-2 (
Title: C~u!-
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______;:;.___.____.__~""-'--'--------------------
...;_
Address: . . . . . . . .5___________
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City: ~-/lr;ltt155' {?e ==· State/Zip: ~c 523c)/'
Phone Number: 212 ::-7/'?CC:?-JC--c:,
7C
_7(L ~ f 1 Meeting Date:
3/:~2:/~
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Committee/Subcommittee: _;;"'-/;:;.._
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Presentation/Workshop Topic:
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Registered Lobbyist: v% □ - NO
State Employee: YES □ N%
~ s h to speak
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
D Lobbyist Appearance form submitted online
(If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.)
Bill: D Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition D Info only D
Proponen~pponent
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
Ill 1111111111111111111111111111111
58809250
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
Committee/Subcommittee: Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
Meeting Date: _M_a_r_c_h_2_1,~2_0_23_2:__0_0_P_M_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
~ Bill/PCS/PCB Number: HB 1221 : Broadband Internet Service Providers
D Amendment Barcode Number: -
NIA
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□ Presentation/Workshop Topic: N/A
Name: Smith, Zayne
Representing: _A_A_R_P_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Title: AARP Florida Director of Advocacy
Address: 215 S Monroe St, Suite #603
City: Tallahassee State/Zip:_F_L_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Phone Number: _,_(8; ;. ; 5;. .; ;.0.,_)2=2=8--4=2....:.;43::...___ _ _ __
~ Registered Lobbyist Bill
D State Employee Waive In Support
D I Wish to Appear in Person Amendment
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by
member, committee or staff
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
~ Lobbyist Appearance Form Submitted
H-16e (Revised 1/4/2021)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
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Assistant at the meeting.
Billg Amendment D
Bill/PCS/PCB Number: J:tYS i 2'<, \
Amendment Barcode Number: - - - - - - -
Name: (1\(il( \I°'- ) o\r\nSO'r"\
Representing: C har-)es- Corvv,".)\m~r,Qi-lOQI
Title: Cr\Pf \j;c_\t 9re su~rw , ~it\-\R Gov Qr')M('tj A-4'0i. .r:) 1
Address:
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City: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ State/Zip: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Phone Number: Meeting Date: _ _ _ _ _ _ __
---------------
~ '/ I ') ,
Committee/Subcommittee: -~r=_nQ_r~,~-r-,_I_(_OM_
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:JJ ;
Presentation/Workshop Topic: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Registered Lobbyist: YES ~
State Employee: YES □
~ I wish to speak
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
D Lobbyist Appearance form submitted online
{If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.)
Bill: D Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition D Info only D
Proponent ~ponent
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
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Assistant at the meeting.
Bill ~ Amendment D
Bill/PCS/PCB Number: 12 2- I,
Amendment Barcode Number: - - - - - -
Title: ~tlcM A~
Addre-ss:==3==,3==AJ=lll=. ='dl==rJAi==Yl=De==:;=/=-=~==o=)= = = = =
City: ) L,if • . State/Zip: r 5 LS ()
Phone Number: 'f),5; {) ~ q;z /-& 72 7
Meeting Date: ) 2.,0 2-;J
Q
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+
Committee/Subcommittee: ___
I,
Presentation/Workshop Topic:
Registered Lobbyist: YE~
State Employee: YES □
/
.el' I wish to speak
[j Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
D Lobbyist Appearance form submitted online
{If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.)
Bill: D Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition D Info only D
Propane~ Opponent
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
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Assistant at the meeting.
Bill 0 Amendment D
Bill/PCS/PCB Number: /dd /
Amendment Barcode Number: - - - - - -
Name ~ll:;R/ ncr✓
Representing: r E- L 1
Title: /74r'iJt/L/t,,,, 0 l-/t1l/111./J F- k/fH ,,-
Address: (31,5 ql,aa-/:£ Ca //4wm✓ ~ f t
City: r;;;,J/4 iaMR o,J State/Zip: c:£~1fJ 3 0 I
Phone Number: ?/50 - a2c2'f- 70QQ Meeting Date: L~;{j; /4\.-9
~ 7
Committee/Subcommittee: &c~;!I I ~~ ..;--r,,_, {/I.ea,~
Presentation/Workshop Topic: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Registered Lobbyist: YES [ff
State Employee: YES □
G2J' I wish to speak
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
D Lobbyist Appearance form submitted on line
(If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.)
Bill: D Opponent 0 Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition D Info only D
Proponent
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
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Assistant at the meeting.
Bill[ZJ Amendment D
Bill/PCS/PCB Number: /2;}/
Amendment Barcode Number:
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Name: Jt·k ~·ocl<lund
Representing: d~, c¼c-]6;--.,,;._, &y,&za.Z@ C ~ 1
Title: c;o,,caZiire., ~ ~ ; { _ ~ 4 2
Address::!!, 9/(o t7fa,LkL Zi,/4,, cf
City: ¼L£.L,q_ee / State/Zip: fi!4!.qo23 0 I
Phone Number: g 5?} - R77- <tJ /{;;~ Meeting Date: ,yh4ks
Committee/Subcommittee: c:;;,,'!:J"/J' I ~ +~ <:/],z..c./V/2:ft-
Presentation/Workshop Topic: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Registered Lobbyist: YES ~
State Employee: YES □
~ I wish to speak
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
D Lobbyist Appearance form submitted on line
{If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.)
Bill: D Opponent u2( Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition D Info only D
Proponent
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
Please fill out the entire form and submit both copies to the Committee Administrative
Assistant at the meeting.
Bill 0 Amendment D
Bill/PCS/PCB Number: ....L/4
.......
1d""'""""Ja..L/_ __
Amendment Barcode Number: - - - - - -
Name: ....L.J'Z----L..<.....,/de~✓c. . . .ot'&:. . . . . w. >✓" -'Z:-~..,,,.. . .~..............,4-=---------------
Representing: q3tv,t1k7'.lal iV1/ ~ c'¼c-:t:r;;;..✓ ~ j , e , .
Title: CEO
Address: /1:J'fQ /O(}~qJ:t-o:,z=
City:~ ~ State/Zip: [i"~,20 (p '/
3/&I Ja3
Phone Number: 3g-4-3~'2 -ctr-2c2u;
Committee/Subcommittee: &u8f!t'I ~~ +-
Meeting Date:
Presentation/Workshop Topic: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
r} qieor~
~ I
Registered Lobbyist: YES □
State Employee: YES □
g' I wish to speak
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
D Lobbyist Appearance form submitted on line
(If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.)
Bill: D Opponent G2J Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition D Info only D
Proponent
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
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Assistant at the meeting.
Bi11(2]' Amendment D
Bill/PCS/PCB Number: lc2::£/
Amendment Barcode Number: - - - - - -
Name: Z/r/OL furpidf _ . --·
Representing: ~/4,,,_ .2fb.re-c1 cZ.:-~, Cry,, £4-0-ii.Ue.-
Title: (}£Q
Address: 3 'id 5
City~
Phone Number: gso-~ Z5:- '15dl
Presentation/Workshop Topic: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Registered Lobbyist: YES □
State Employee: YES □
0 I wish to speak
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
D Lobbyist Appearance form submitted on line
(If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.)
Bill: D Opponent~ Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition D Info only D
Proponent
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
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Assistant at the meeting.
Bill g Amendment D
Bill/PCS/PCB Number: /2<X /
Amendment Barcode Number: - - - - - - -
Name: Ju //u S Ha C kd +
Representing: Z:C/- Cau-nt:J £le. c±rt'c Coaneca±iv~
l
Title: CEO
Address: cxf?fRa zde.sf {LS 90
city: .Yfttdson State/Zip:FL /s&3 L/0
I
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Phone Number: ____.,,,;8...=5~0""'-------L.9....LZ:
...... Meeting Date: 3@; M3
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Committee/Subcommittee: ~cftt't ~ ~ 0 - ..;. ~ I J/i,,cu,,_i:;fi
Presentation/Workshop Topic: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Registered Lobbyist: YES □
State Employee: YES □
0 I wish to speak
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
D Lobbyist Appearance form submitted on line
(If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.)
Bill: D Opponent 0 Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition D Info only D
Proponent
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
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Assistant at the meeting.
Bill [2J Amendment D
Bill/PCS/PCB Number:_:_/2____;;,,;t,_/;......__ _
Amendment Barcode Number: - - - - - - -
Title: ~ ~L~
Address: //L/9/ 7/lJ/' S()~~
City: ~ State/Zip: ~"3;/(,2 'f"-/
Meeting Date: $/a2 J /2,3
Phone Number: J5c2-'f C/3 - c95/J
Committee/Subcommittee: ~ / ~ ...J.
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Presentation/Workshop Topic: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
r
Registered Lobbyist: YES □
State Employee: YES D
0' I wish to speak
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
D Lobbyist Appearance form submitted online
(If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.)
Bill: D Opponent 0 Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition D Info only D
Proponent
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
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Assistant at the meeting.
Bill ~ Amendment~
Bill/PCS/PCB Number: / 437
Amendment Barcode Number: 258~J \
Name:_---4,.......'+-"~~--11-0-:::..........__--1_..~"'"""""1,-11,,_..,___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Representing: ~j u@L {ipJ,ud
Title: G~;(m_,\ CD\)½..?C/
Address: /D? s ~AMA.(&r ~t-
r{_, 323t, (
City: --rtllL ~ State/Zip:
Phone Number: ~) 0 ~ ~ l 0 0Ll{ Meeting Date: '3 l~1'2. 3
Committee/Subcommittee: ---"'1:..¥-wa--.......,+--i1-+------"H",~"-'-"'4-"'~-"H-~"'-""...::::....--1--....i...,,<C-=1-~4-J.-CJ,,""'" 'I/II l1J
Presentation/Workshop Topic: -----t----t,,'-1:!,,1-"-........,...____.___;,:;~...............,1&...-_=--...............'-+-..L.&.,.;~,_____..~·
( ~~
Registered Lobbyist: YES ff NO □
State Employee: YES □ NO~
~ s h to speak
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
D Lobbyist Appearance form submitted online
(If you are testifying on an amendment, lease also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.)
Bill: D Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition D Info only D
Proponent Opponent
Amendment: Proponent~nentO Waive in Support□ Waive in Opposition□ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
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Assistant at the meeting.
Bill 0 Amendment D
Bill/PCS/PCB Number: ----=-1-~.....::..)1
_ __
Amendment Barcode Number: - - - - - -
Name: r_S._G9c..._t_.._#-----:--_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
_),_Eh_____
Representing: _ _f;_/c_o_.r_,_,c/4_4,__
A;,__;5;...::'.>;.._D_l_iJ.li_o_-1_-=0;.._*
__{o---=--IA-'-/J-/,___;;.e,_'.J_ _ _ _ _ _ __
Title: 5:e,,/0,r 4,oc btle fi,e.t/;✓ f /%~4 0
Address: _ /Ou
___ \S'
_.__ ____________________________
___._
MOc/J-'0€' _
City: _.---;-_,_/_0....:...+//4__;_4__,_4---"-~~-"'-:f-R_e_ _ _ _ _ __ State/Zip:_f2_L _ ~_2_5_0_/__
Phone Number: Meeting Date: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
---------------
Committee/Subcommittee:
---------------------------
Presentation/Workshop Topic: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Registered Lobbyist: YES ~ NO □
State Employee: YES □
D I wish to speak
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
D Lobbyist Appearance form submitted online
(If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.)
BIii: D Opponent D Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition D Info only ~
Proponent
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
Ill 1111111111111111111111111111111
52175968
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
Committee/Subcommittee: Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
Meeting Date: _M_a_r_c_h_2~1,._2_0_23"---2:'--'-0--'-0_P....:...M=---------------
~ Bill/PCS/PCB Number: -=H=B:. . .;1=-=5=1-=-1. . :. .:-=C..,_yb=e=r=se=c=ur=it.::...,.y_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
D Amendment Barcode Number: -
NIA
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□ Presentation/Workshop Topic: NIA
Name: Kalifeh, Ashley
Representing: Florida Justice Reform Institute
Title:
Address: 124 W. Jefferson St.
City: Tallahassee State/Zip:-=F_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Phone Number: ~
(850)~
222-9075
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~ Registered Lobbyist Bill
D State Employee Waive In Support
D I Wish to Appear in Person Amendment
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by
member, committee or staff
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
~ Lobbyist Appearance Form Submitted
H-16e (Revised 1/4/2021)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
~AH 1\7 j C:,f',-..-..'-""'-: e-...~,Y"-~, IC.\.~
Committee/Subcommittee: C7\~ c. "'r-.I'J S-"'\ c.. '""'~ ~~ Q__
Meeting Date: )/ 1..-\ ( '1._)
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□ Bill/PCS/PCB Number:
~ Amendment Barcode Number:
D Presentation/Workshop Topic:
Name: -:S~J;'i "IJ,c7
Representing: ~ o-.(1,ri'\. Q.---
Title: DQr-\7 C~-:.~\- p~ \\°Stt
?7
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Address: L\-1)--S 0 r- ~ f\ "'v"- o±Q W °"
City: ~,.__\\ -~'°' ~<;,Q.Q_ State/Zip:_f_L_(_~ '2_'3_9_;__
Phone Number:
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Registered Lobbyist: YES £6] * NO □
*Registered lobbyists must have a House appearance record
on file with the Public Integrity & Elections Committee (Rule 17.l{h))
State Employee: YES-E:)
D I wish to speak at the meeting
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
(If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.)
Bill: Proponent □ Opponent □ Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition □ Info only □
Amendment: Proponent □ Opponent □ Waive in SupportlS] Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2020)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
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Assistant at the meeting.
Bill G-- Amendment D
Bill/PCS/PCB Number: ~8 \ \S \
Amendment Barcode Number:
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Name: c::):).vo\'::(\ "JuvY\S~
Representing: ;If#' ~ ~~ er LuY\ [Qe.(C,___R__
Title: 'J~ & ~-(YY'QY\,'"\ ~V ~
Address: \6U .S tSVCVloLt£rJ ~
City: ~ State/Zip: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Phone Number: $.).. \ ,_ \ ~ Meeting Date:_3_}_;;)__\_\_~_::_ _
Committee/Subcommittee:
---------------------------
Presentation/Workshop Topic: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Registered Lobbyist: YES~- NO □
State Employee: YES □ NOQ--
D I wish to speak
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
D Lobbyist Appearance form submitted online
(If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.)
Bill: D Opponent D Waive in Support~Waive in Opposition D Info only D
Proponent
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
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Assistant at the meeting.
B i l l ~ . Amendment D
Bill/PCS/PCB Number: /_~ / /
Amendment Barcode Number: _ _ _ _ __
Name: .....,L------:'r-_::;_:;;;.;.._,;;;.;;;.....,._L>:::...J!:--"'"""''-------------=::::------------
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Committee/Subcommittee: ....... E=--::c_:::;;'_~_...;c_::;...____________________
Presentation/Workshop Topic: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Registered Lobbyist: YES z NO □
State Employee: YE; □ NO~
D I wish to speak
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
D Lobbyist Appearance form submitted online
{If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.)
Bill: D Opponent D Waive in Support%Waive in Opposition D Info only D
Proponent
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
Please fill out the entire form and submit both copies to the Committee Administrative
Assistant at the meeting.
Bill ~ Amendment D
Bill/PCS/PCB Number:_/ 5J_'1~[ ___
Amendment Barcode Number: - - - - - - -
Name: Jtff 5v;-L;:J-
Representing: Flori/r,,. 41tt:,.}lu., o-1' Co IJ'.'1-lief
Title: ___;Si::;...,,u,<-l-,_o/_a_fi_Ol_lev_/e_Z/:_1_/e_c_-/r;/_t?._f_l4b_;/j_('....;_/4_01/;_ic-,4-7_ __
Address: s
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Phone Number: Meeting Date: _ _ _ _ _ _ __
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Committee/Subcommittee: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Presentation/Workshop Topic:
--------------------------
Registered Lobbyist: YES if NO □
State Employee: YES □
D I wish to speak
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
D Lobbyist Appearance form submitted online
(If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a w::':1/
Bill: D Opponent D Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition D <Info only~
Proponent
~
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in SupportO Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
Ill 1111111111111111111111111111111
19436424
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
Committee/Subcommittee: Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
Meeting Date: _M_a_r_ch_2~1,~2_0_23_2:_0_0_P_M_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
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D Amendment Barcode Number: _N_/A_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
D Presentation/Workshop Topic: NIA
Name: Price Victoria
Representing: Florida Public Utilities Co
Title: Government Relations Manager
Address: 310 West College Ave., Ste. 312
City: Tallahassee State/Zip:-'-F_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Phone Number: ~<8_5_0)~3_8_2_-4_1_53_ _ _ _ __
~ Registered Lobbyist Bill
D State Employee Waive In Support
D I Wish to Appear in Person Amendment
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by
member, committee or staff
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
~ Lobbyist Appearance Form Submitted
H-116e (Revised 1/4/2021)
1111111111111111111111111111111111
60068158
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
Committee/Subcommittee: Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
Meeting Date: _M_a_r_c_h_2_1,~2_0_23_2:_0_0_P_M_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
~ Bill/PCS/PCB Number: -=P--=C=S-=-fo=r--=H=B::_1=0=2-=--5_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
D Amendment Barcode Number: -
NIA
-----------------
□ Presentation/Workshop Topic: NIA
Name: Calhoun Dale
Representing: Florida Natural Gas Association
Title:
Address: Po Box 11026
City: Tallahassee State/Zip:-=F-=L'------------
Phone Number: __,_(8"-'5-'-0. ,_)6-"--'8=1----'-0'-'4.c. ._96;;;___ _ _ __
~ Registered Lobbyist Bill
D State Employee Waive In Support
D I Wish to Appear in Person Amendment
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by
member, committee or staff
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
~ Lobbyist Appearance Form Submitted
H-16e (Revised 1/412021)
1111111111111111111111111111111111
29905594
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
Committee/Subcommittee: Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
Meeting Date: -=-M=a=r;_;;_c=h-=2=1,<-...::2=0=23=---=-2:=0-=-0-=-P..::..:M-=--------------
~ Bill/PCS/PCB Number: -=-P-=C=S.-=cfo=r--=H=B:::. ._1=0=2-=--5_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
D Amendment Barcode Number: -"-N-"-/=A;___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
D Presentation/Workshop Topic: N/A
Name: Bayliss, Slater
Representing: Environmental Defense Fund
Title:
Address: 204 S Monroe St
City: Tallahassee State/Zip: ..;;cF...;;;;;L=-------------
Phone Number: ...,_(8=5c...::0.,_)=22=2:.....:-8=9--=-00-=---------
~ Registered Lobbyist Bill
D State Employee Waive In Support
D I Wish to Appear in Person Amendment
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by
member, committee or staff
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
~ Lobbyist Appearance Form Submitted
H-16e (Revised 1/4/2021)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
Please fill out the entire form and submit both copies to the Committee Administrative
Assistant at the meeting.
Bill,Jl:J Amendment D
Bill/PCS/PCB Number: - - - - - - -
Amendment Barcode Number: - - - - - -
Name: _ _ _4-"-lf\_cl_y......._-+7?s----"--'-\m_e.r
____________________
Representing: __r~1~-f!~C.._+_r-_~_f~•·-CA~+-_i~o-"~-C-o_g_l~:+~~\)-"------------------
Title:
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City: __7t;---+--~f;1_c_\..._c:::._~_-..-«..
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _1_:1.._~_o_.1_ __
State/Zip:_0----
Phone Number: ____.(___,8::;..S0_');;...._2.-_0:>
__ -_5......,;,.o_u_o_ _ __ ""3_}_'2-_\_]_~_3___
Meeting Date: __
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Committee/Subcommittee: f;Y1~r5y I C,rr,Mv.,; c.c.~011 .r .J.. Cf b<"r- s~ c.,vr ,' {~ $.JoGi>~n. ,'\--fl!c
Presentation/Workshop Topic:
--------------------------
Registered Lobbyist: YES IXJ
State Employee: YES □
D I wish to speak
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
D Lobbyist Appearance form submitted on line
{If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.}
Bill: D Opponent D Waive in Support~ Waive in Opposition D Info only D
Proponent
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
Please fill out the entire form and submit both copies to the Committee Administrative
Assistant at the meeting.
Bill ~mendment D
Bill/PCS/PCB Number: _I_0_2-_5___
Amendment Barcode Number: - - - - - - -
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Registered Lobbyist: YES ~ NO □
State Employee: YES □ NO~
D I wish to speak
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
D Lobbyist Appearance form submitted on line
(If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.)
Bill: D Opponent D Waive in Support ~ a i v e in Opposition D Info only D
Proponent
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARAI\ICE RECORD
Please fill out the entire form and submit both copies to the Committee Administrative
Assistant at the meeting.
Bill Amendment D
Bill/PCS/PCB Number: l ·3 3 \
Amendment Barcode Number: - - - - - -
Name: k1\e Sherha,vd
Representing: c,,4~ of Qr\o..ndo
Title: bifeckc ot lo±eC§DYClY\MtY\hd Re\cdfot')S
Address: 4-oo ~- Orar.ge Ave.
City: Or\aV'QO State/Zip: \:L- 3~-So I
Phone Number: ~ 4c~ j 5}5 - 59 5 Q_, Meeting Date: 3\:) I\ ~.2)
Committee/Subcommittee: U1e0y I Co[Y)M,1nlettkJV15 ) ~ C~ict'I"' '.':ieclH ;1 Svb
Presentation/Workshop Topic: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Registered Lobbyist: YES g-"
State Employee: YES □
D I wish to speak
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
~ Lobbyist Appearance form submitted online
(If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on th1ill as a whole.)
Bill: Proponent D Opponent D Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition~ Info only D
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
Please fill out the entire form and submit both copies to the Committee Administrative
Assistant at the meeting.
Amendment D
Bill/PCS/PCB Number: [ i-3 \
Amendment Barcode Number:
Name: ......__
" -~ P, 1/\ c- --
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Representing: _L_~.u...=---'---"'-.;:;.._-...___._~~-~--___,.=-CL--...:......<1.---------------
Title:
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Address: :2.0? , ~ v n:f'h .Jtv:c ~~C)~
C i t y : ! C\ \ \ 0 b 0, ~Se_e__ ~L
State/Zip: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Phone Number: Meeting Date: _ _ _ _ _ _ __
---------------
Committee/Subcommittee: --~-c_·__,_Y\...,d-=-;;....._5.,""'--__,_J_.i_-_ _c_....;O;;.....__,_frl-'-'-V\/\'-'--......_c---------
\l l ,
Presentation/Workshop Topic: ____________.c::
_______________
Registered Lobbyist: YES ct NO □
State Employee: YES □ NO~
D I wish to speak
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
D Lobbyist Appearance form submitted on line
(If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indic your position as a proponent or opponent on the b" s a whole.)
Bill: Proponent D Opponent Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition · lnfoonlyD
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
Please fill out the entire form and submit two copies to the committee/subcommittee
--administrative assistant at the eeting.
Bill D Amendment
Bill Number: N/A 3 l ·3 I
PCB/PCS/Amendment#: NIA
Name: Jess M. McCarty
Representing: Miami-Dade County
Title: Executive Assistant County Attorney
Address: 111 NW 1st Street Suite 2810
City: Miami State/Zip: Florida 33128
Phone Number: 305-979-7110 Meeting Date:
Committee/Subcommittee:
Presentation/Workshop Topic: N/A
vvA IV£
~ Registered Lobbyist Bill
D State Employee '5\J~ Po~,\ NIA
□ I Wish To Speak Amendment
D Appearing in response to subpoena ._N_/A
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee or staff
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
D Lobbyist Appearance Form Submitted
H-16e (Revised 10/21/ 16)
1111111111111111111111111111111111
86586404
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
Committee/Subcommittee: Energy, Communications & Cybersecurity Subcommittee
Meeting Date: March 21, 2023 2:00 PM
~ Bill/PCS/PCB Number: -"'-P-"'C-=-S-=fo'--r_H-'-B---"1'-"-3"""""31C--_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
0 Amendment Barcode Number: ..;;..N=/A:;.;;;;___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
0 Presentation/Workshop Topic: NIA
Name: O'Hara Rebecca
Representing: Florida League of Cities, Inc
Title: Deputy General Counsel
Address: Po Box 1757
City: Tallahassee State/Zip: -=-F-=L=-----------
Phone Number: ~<8'--'-5-'-0.,_)3'--C3~9_-6_2_11_ _ _ _ __
~ Registered Lobbyist Bill
0 State Employee Waive In Opposition
0 I Wish to Appear in Person Amendment
0 Appearing in response to subpoena
0 Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by
member, committee or staff
0 Appearing at the written request of the chair
0 Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
~ Lobbyist Appearance Form Submitted
H-16e (Revised 1/4/2021)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
Please fill out the entire form and submit both copies to the Committee Administrative
Assistant at the meeting.
Bill □ Amendment D
Bill/@/PCB Number:-~\ 3_3_\__
Amendment Barcode Number: - - - - - -
Name: ___~ ~\)·\ N NDON,1',J____________________
________
.:......,__....;;;.... __._
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Representing: _ _ _Q_(l___L.c_~_~_b___ \J_0'____L_ _f,_'""'S__L-6_VV'I._VV\_·,-=S_Ei_~_O_..J
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Title: _ _ _~_\_Q.._\'._:.._~"--t>_t:__,__L_~_:__&>_,\_~_L_\J~-~--_0_f:,..-
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_____;:-.r-_~_·e.._s_____
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city: _ _ _ _ _ __-b._o_ _ _ _ __ f_L__~
State/Zip: __ __8_0_\_
Phone Number: L\ D 1 · '-\ (o lo, \ :l8 l Meeting Date: __3_J.._7..-----'\,_z.._3
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Presentation/Workshop Topic: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Registered Lobbyist: YES 00
State Employee: YES □
D I wish to speak
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
D Lobbyist Appearance form submitted on line
(If y~stifying on an amendment, please also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.)
Bill:~ Proponent D Opponent D Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition~ Info only D
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
Committee/Subcommittee:
Meeting Date:
tzf Bille§)PcB Number: 133(
D Amendment Barcode Number:
D Presentation/Workshop Topic:
1
Name: _____./Y}..............,,'fll,,,"l{tc.__~~~J_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Representing: _ _ u_:¼ or___
__ N_U>J_WY\j _________________
Title: _(,...._\__,~---"-1--__._µ\_()._f/\_«-+-]_e/_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Address: _~_5_t-'_i_o_______,,~_U~~-\\l_;_o,J_\?_d_~-+---l2.._~--'-----------
City: k[OJJ~ State/Zip:_~.....___ _3_2_~_f_3_
Phone Number: 3 5'1- ~ 1.--50 - LP31'.3
Registered Lobbyist: YES □ * NO iSg'
*Registered lobbyists must hove a House appearance record
on file with the Public Integrity & Elections Committee (Rule 17.l(h))
State Employee: YES □
D I wish to speak at the meeting
D, Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
(If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.)
Bill:1l~ Proponent □ Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition D Info only D
Amendment: Proponent D Opponen Waive in Support□ Waive in Opposition□ Info only D
H-1 16 (2020)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
Please fill out the entire form and submit both copies to the Committee Administrative
Assistant at the meeting.
Bill ~ Amendment D
Bill/P~CB Number: _ _ /3_3_._\_
Amendment Barcode Number: - - - - - -
1
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Name: _ _ _ _ _ _ _'-/-=O::;;__;_/_y/,:....v-_,/l...:;)J .,,,,-::;_~_<_.-"/'-...:::::·~_-t_.-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Representing: _ _c----'=--,,.--·_'/_:....>-"_t ......a.._..
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Title: _ _ _ _ _ /2_____,_;f_~
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Address: _ _ _ c-==-_/.___--'--7_,,,;---_'_----:;.A_~_~_~_c___/____________
City: _ _ _ _ /4
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Phone Number: ?/'/ ,,c::::_· 0 OQ
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Committee/Subcommittee: tW~ ¼
Presentation/Workshop Topic: - - - - - - - - - - - - ; - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Registered Lobbyist: YES □
State Employee: YES □
I wish to speak
Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
Appearing in response to subpoena
Appearing at the written request of the chair
-
Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
......,
Lobbyist Appearance form submitted online
(If you are testifying on an amendment, pleas\lso indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.)
Bill: ?(S D OpponentB Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition D Info only D
Proponent
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
Committee/Subcommittee: c~
C'1 £G co , (oMWIVVI i o.h·rn ( ct..- \.;us-te,vv,1:,
Meeting Date: _ _____..._3+-'/z,"-'l-+-}-"'i~~-------------
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Bill.§PcB Number:
Amendment Barcode Number:
_/1_3_1- - - - - - - - - - -
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□ Presentation/Workshop Topic:
Name: f2~ ~Vt MA+tkw(
Representing: fL, MlN\ r'vt'y?ti l G(cd-n~(_., Assoofcach1M
Title: ~iif~b'lf\L UWU·:u/
Address: 1ol 5'-i~rvnQu60 &f. Sc.At!. le.oO
City: y.l\/\.½as.r{t- State/Zip: fl, 3-Z,'JiJ I
Phone Number: eto J1tf B!fq I
Registered Lobbyist: YES ~ NO □
*Registered lobbyists must have a House appearance record
on file with the Public Integrity & Elections Committee (Rule 17.l(h))
State Employee: YES □ NO~
~ wish to speak at the meeting
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
(If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.)
Bill: Proponent □ Opponent D Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition D Info only D
Amendment: Proponent□ Opponent~aive in Support□ Waive in Opposition□ Info only D
H-116 (2020)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
Please fill out the entire form and submit both copies to the Committee Administrative
Assistant at the meeting.
Bill lZJ Amendment D
Bill/PCS/PCB Number: -~J2~P-+-/__
Amendment Barcode Number: - - - - - -
Name: --------"'-~---"-V--""-tz_fh. . . . . .1-+-y~/Z,J('--~-~-f-/_,J_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Representing:
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Title: _ _ _C_ofh----'---'-rll..;._I9i___.1......
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Address: _ _ _G_t..__o_()_lJ_iv_/_,J/(;_11,---'-;_,_ll.__72_/4/_{Jc.....;;....___ _ _ _ _ __
City: tf4Rl(, lA 11.{) State/Zip: re 13~(; 7
Phone Number: Yfflf,L/91/--DC// Y Meeting Date: ?/~; / ;!;J
Committee/Subcommittee: _ _f_AJ_ft;_il-+-1-+-r-{;-'--o_m_ffl....__(JJIJ_I_Cf-'-7_/_of'J
_ _._J_u-+-y-'-'-)=u,,......~;....:.;;;....C,_U/U----"7'----
Presentation/Workshop Topic: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Registered Lobbyist: YES □ NO C8J
State Employee: YES □ NO 11]
[ZJ' I wish to speak
D Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
D Appearing in response to subpoena
D Appearing at the written request of the chair
D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
D Lobbyist Appearance form submitted online
(If you are testifying on an amendment, please also indicate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.)
Bill: D Opponent IZJ Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition D Info only D
Proponent
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2023)
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