Action Packet, Regulatory Reform & Economic Development Subcommittee (December 13, 2023)
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This Action Packet reports the Regulatory Reform & Economic Development Subcommittee meeting of Wednesday, December 13, 2023, chaired by Tyler Sirois. It records HB 49, Employment and Curfew of Minors, as Favorable With Committee Substitute on Yeas 10 and Nays 5, with Amendment 326669 adopted without objection and other listed amendments failing to adopt or withdrawn. PCS for HB 267 is recorded as Favorable With Amendment(s) on Yeas 9 and Nays 6, and HB 303 as Favorable With Committee Substitute on Total Yeas 14 and Total Nays 0. HB 293 and PCS for HB 433, Employment Regulations, are recorded as Temporarily Postponed. The packet also lists appearance forms for each bill, including lobbyists and members of the general public.
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Regulatory Reform & Economic
Development Subcommittee
Wednesday, December 13, 2023
1 :30 PM - 4:00 PM
Webster Hall (212 Knott)
Action Packet
Paul Renner Tyler Sirois
Speaker Chair
COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Regulatory Reform & Economic Development Subcommittee
12/13/2023 1:30PM
Location: Webster Ha ll (212 Knott)
Summary:
Regulatory Reform & Economic Development Subcommittee
Wednesday December 13, 2023 01:30 pm
HB 49 Favorable With Comm ittee Substitute Yeas : 10 Nays : 5
Amendment 107441 Fai led to Adopt
Amendment 122823 Fai led to Adopt Yeas: 5 Nays : 10
Amendme nt 243719 Fai led to Adopt Yeas : 5 Nays: 10
Amen dme nt 269575 Fai led to Ad opt
Amendment 326669 Adopted Witho ut Objection
Amendment 404071 Failed to Adopt
Amendment 575689 Failed to Adopt
Amendment 588149 Withdrawn
PCS for HB 267 Favorable With Amendment(s) Yeas : 9 Nays : 6
Amendment PCS for HB 267 Strikel Adopted Without Objection
HB 293 Temporarily Postponed
Amendment 348607 Not Considered
HB 303 Favorable With Committee Substitute Yeas : 14 Nays : O
Amendment 653117 Adopted Without Objection
PCS for HB 433 Temporarily Postponed
Amendment PCS for HB 433 al Fai led to Adopt
Amendment PCS for HB 433 a2 Wit hdrawn
Amendment PCS for HB 433 a3 Fai led to Adopt
Amendment PCS for HB 433 a4 Fa iled to Adopt
Comm ittee meeting was reported out : Wednesda y, December 13, 2023 6:26PM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Regulatory Reform & Economic Development Subcommittee
12/13/2023 1 :30PM
Location : Webster Hall (212 Knott)
Attendance:
Present Absent Excused
Tyler Sirois (Chair) X
Carolina Am esty X
Joe Casello X
Ryan Chamberlin X
Ashley Gantt X
Jeff Holcomb X
Randall Maggard X
Patt Maney X
Fiona McFarland X
Lauren Melo X
Angela Nixon X
Wil liam Rob inson X
Jason Sh oaf X
David Silvers X
Susan Vald es X
Bradford Yeager X
Totals: 14 0 2
Comm ittee meeting w as reported out: W e dn esday, December 13, 2023 6 :26PM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Regulatory Reform & Economic Development Subcommittee
12/13/2023 1:30PM
Location: We bster Hall (212 Knott)
HB 49 : Employment and Curfew of Minors
0 Favorable With Committee Substitute
Yea Nay No Vote Absentee Absentee
Yea Nay
Carolina Amesty X
Joe Casello X
Ryan Chamberlin X
Ash ley Gantt X
Jeff Holcomb X
Randa ll Maggard X
Patt Ma ney X
Fiona McFarland X
Lauren Melo X
Angela Nixon X
Wi lliam Robinson X
Jason Shoaf X
David Si lvers X
Susan Va ldes X
Bradford Yeager X
Anna Eskamani (Ex Offici o) X
Tyler Sirois (Chair) X
Total Yeas: 10 Total Nays: 5
HB 49 Amendments
Amendment 107441
0 Failed to Adopt
Amendment 122823
0 Failed to Adop t
Yea Nay No Vote Absentee Absentee
Yea Nay
Caro lina Amesty X
Joe Casello X
Ryan Chamberlin X
Ashley Gantt X
Jeff Ho lcomb X
Randall Maggard X
Patt Maney X
Fiona Mcfarland X
Lauren Melo X
Angela Nixon X
William Rob inson X
Jason Shoaf X
David Silvers X
Comm ittee meeting was reported out : Wednesday, December 13, 2023 6:26PM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Regulatory Reform & Economic Development Subcommittee
12/13/2023 1:30PM
Location: Webster Hall (212 Knott)
HB 49 : Employment and Curfew of Minors (continued)
HB 49 Amendments (continued)
Susan Valdes X
Bradford Yeager X
Anna Eskamani (Ex Officio) X
Ty ler Sirois (Chair) X
Total Yeas: 5 Total Nays: 10
Amendment 243719
0 Failed to Adopt
Yea Nay No Vote Absentee Absentee
Yea Nay
Carolina Amesty X
Joe Casello X
Ryan Chamberli n X
Ashley Gantt X
Jeff Holcomb X
Randall Maggard X
Patt Maney X
Fiona McFarland X
Lauren Melo X
Angela Nixon X
William Robinson X
Jason Shoaf X
David Silvers X
Susan Va ldes X
Bradford Yeager X
Anna Eskamani (Ex Officio) X
Tyler Sirois (Cha ir) X
Total Yeas: 5 Total Nays: 10
Amendment 269575
0 Failed to Adopt
Amendment 326669
0 Adopted Without Objection
Amendment 404071
0 Failed to Adopt
Committee meeting was reported out: Wednesday, December 13, 2023 6 :26PM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Regulatory Reform & Economic Development Subcommittee
12/13/2023 1:30PM
Location: Webster Hall (212 Knott)
HB 49 : Employment and Curfew of Minors (continued)
HB 49 Amendments (continued)
Amendment 575689
0 Failed to Adopt
Amendment 588149
0 Withdrawn
Appearances:
Em ployment and Curfew of Minor
Fort, Pamela Burch (Lobbyist ) (Lobbyist Appearance Form Subm itted) - Waive In Opposition
Florida State Confere nce of NAACP Branches
104 South Monroe Street
Ta llahassee, FL
Phon e: 850 -425-1344
Amendment 326669
Tsouka las, Al exis (Ge nera l Public) - Op ponent
Florida Po licy Institute
872 43rd Avenue North
Saint Petersburg, FL 33703
Phone : 727 -871 - 2997
Tsoukalas, Alexis (General Public) - Opponent
Florida Policy Institute
Policy Ana lyst
872 43rd Avenue North
Saint Petersburg FL 33703
Phone : 407-440-1421
Ruiz, Elizabeth (General Public) - Opponent
6990 Si lver Oak Drive
Miami Lakes, FL 33014
Padgett, Samantha (Lobbyist) - Proponent
Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association
Vice President Government Re lation & General Counsel
230 South Adams Street
Ta llahassee, FL 32301
Phone: 850-224-2250
Nee ly, Trish (General Pu blic) - Waive In Opposition
LWV Florida
Pres ident
2024 Shangri La Lane
Tallahassee , FL
Phon e: 850 -322-3 317
Committee meeting was reported out: Wednesday, December 13 , 2023 6 :26PM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Regulatory Reform & Economic Development Subcommittee
12/13/2023 1:30PM
Location : Webster Hal l {212 Knott)
HB 49 : Employment and Curfew of Minors (continued)
Appearances: (continued)
Templin , Dr. Rich {Lob byist) - Opponent
Florida AFL-CIO
135 South Monroe
Ta llahassee, FL 32301
Phone: 850-224-6926
Lawther Ph .D, Nancy (General Pub lic) - Opponent
Florida PTA
Leg islation Chair
1747 Orlando Centra l Parkway
Orlando , FL 32809
Phone : 407-855 -7604
Dev ane, Barbara {Lo bbyist) (Lobbyist Appearance Form Submitted) - Oppone nt
FL NOW
Lobbyist
625 East Brevard Street
Tal lahassee, FL 32308
Phon e: 850 - 222-3969
Wooda ll , Karen { Lo bbyist) - Opponent
Florida Center for Fiscal & Economic Policy
Executive Director
579 East Call Street
Tal lahassee, FL 32301
Phon e: 850-321-9386
Oberlink, Jackson (Lobbyist) - Oppon ent
Florida Rising
Vi loria, Yenisbe l ( Lobb yist) - Op pone nt
State Innovation Exchange Action
Ti ngl e, Christopher - Opponent
2000 Frontera Street
Navarre, FL 32566
Phone: 850 - 585- 5772
Shwenberger, Logan ( Genera l Pub lic) - Proponent
13124 Flyway Drive
Tallahassee, FL 32312
Phone: 850 - 510 -3403
Madri z, Adria n (Genera l Public ) - Opponent
Florida Housing Justice All ian ce
Mem ber
1990 North West 4th Court, Apt 11
Miam i, FL 33136
Phone : 786-523 - 4 734
Committee meeting was re ported out : Wednesday, December 13, 2023 6 :26PM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Regulatory Reform & Economic Development Subcommittee
12/13/2023 1:30PM
Location: Webst er Hall (212 Knott)
HB 49 : Employment and Curfew of Minors (continued)
Appearances : (continued)
Bryant, Trenise ( Genera l Pub lic) - Opponent
SMASH, Florida Housing Justice Alliance
1611 North West 65th Street
Miami, FL 33147
Johnson, Ivory - Opponent
1855 North West 74th Street
Miami, FL 33147
Phone: 30 5-5 65 -3316
Carr, Antoinette - Opponent
Florida Home Bui ld ers Association
1001 NW 62nd St . , Apt . 25
Miami, FL 33150
Phone: 772 -324-0759
Committee meeting was r eported out : Wednesday, December 13, 2023 6 :26PM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Regulatory Reform & Economic Development Subcommittee
12/13/2023 1:30PM
Location: Webster Hall (212 Knott )
PCS for HB 267 : Building Regulations
0 Favorable With Amendm ent(s)
Yea Nay No Vote Absentee Absentee
Yea Nay
Carolina Amesty X
Joe Casello X
Ryan Chamberlin X
Ashl ey Gantt X
Jeff Holcom b X
Randall Maggard X
Patt Maney X
Fiona McFarland X
Lauren Melo X
Angela Nixon X
William Robinson X
Jason Shoaf X
David Silvers X
Susan Valdes X
Bradford Yeager X
Anna Eskamani (Ex Officio) X
Tyler Sirois (Chai r ) X
Total Yeas: 9 Total Nays: 6
PCS for HB 267 Amendments
Amendment PCS for HB 267 Strikel
0 Adopted Without Objection
Appearances:
Oberlink, Jackson (Lobbyist) - Waive In Opposition
Florida Risi ng
Susac, Jeremy (Lobbyist) - Propone nt
Lennar Corporation
Vice Presi dent of Government Affairs
5505 Waterford Drive
Miami, FL 32126
Phone: 305 -48 5-3814
Johnson, Carolyn (Lobbyist) - Waive In Support
Florida Chamber of Commerce
Vice President
136 South Bronaugh Street
Ta llahassee, FL 32301
Phon e : 850-521-1235
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Regulatory Reform & Economic Development Subcommittee
12/13/2023 1:30PM
Location: Webster Hall (212 Knott)
PCS for HB 267 : Building Regulations (continued)
Appearances: (continued)
Scala, Jeffrey (Lobbyist) - Information Only
Florida Association of Counties
Senior Associate Director of Public Policy
100 South Monroe Street
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Phone : 850-487-0697
Amendment PCS for HB 267 Strikel
Residential Building Permits
Chapman, Charles (Lobbyist) - Information Only
Florida League of Cities
301 South Bronaugh Street
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Phone : 863 -234-8983
Residential Building Permits
Hebrank, Kari (Lobbyist) - Waive In Support
Florida Home Builders Association
215 South Monroe Street Suite 500
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Phone: 850-566- 7824
Committee meeting was reported out: Wednesday, December 13, 2023 6:26PM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Regulatory Reform & Economic Development Subcommittee
12/13/2023 1:30PM
Location : Webster Hall (21 2 Knott)
HB 293 : Hurricane Protections for Homeowners' Associations
0 Temporarily Postponed
HB 293 Amendments
Amendment 348607
0 Not Considered
Committee meeti ng was reported out : Wednesday, December 13, 2023 6:26PM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Regulatory Reform & Economic Development Subcommittee
12/13/2023 1:30PM
Location : Webster Hall (212 Knott )
HB 303 : Rabies Vaccinations
0 Favorable With Committee Substitute
Yea Na y No Vote Absentee Absentee
Yea Nay
Ca rol ina Amest y X
Joe Casello X
Ryan Chambe r lin X
Ashl ey Gantt X
Jeff Holco mb X
Randall Maggard X
Patt Man ey X
Fio na Mcfarland X
Lauren Melo X
Angela Nixon X
William Robinson X
Jason Shoaf X
David Silvers X
Susan Valdes X
Bradford Yeag er X
Anna Eskaman i (Ex Offi cio) X
Ty ler Sirois (Chair) X
Total Yeas: 14 Total Nays: 0
HB 303 Amendments
Amendment 653117
0 Adop ted Wit hout Objection
Committee meeting was reported out : Wednesday, December 13, 2023 6:26PM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Regulatory Reform & Economic Development Subcommittee
12/13/2023 1:30PM
Location: Webster Hall (212 Knott)
PCS for HB 433 : Employment Regulations
0 Temporarily Postponed
PCS for HB 433 Amendments
Amendment PCS for HB 433 al
0 Failed to Adopt
Amendment PCS for HB 433 a2
0 Withdrawn
Amendment PCS for HB 433 a3
0 Failed to Adopt
Amendment PCS for HB 433 a4
0 Failed to Adopt
Appearances:
Tsoukalas, Alex is ( Gen era l Publi c) - Opponent
Florida Policy Institute
Policy Analyst
872 43rd Avenue North
Saint Petersburg, FL 33703
Phone : 407-440-1421
Committee meeting was reported out: Wednesday, December 13, 2023 6:26PM
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COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT
Regulatory Reform & Economic Development Subcommittee
12/13/2023 1:30PM
Location : Webster Hall ( 212 Knott)
Presentation/Workshop/Other Business Appearances:
Kowitt, Sarah - Information Only
UNC Chapel Hi ll
Assistant Professor
590 Manning Drive
Chapel Hill , NC 27599
Ph one : 704-443-1811
Ribisl , Dr. Kurt - Information Only
UNC Chapel Hill
Professor and Chair
UNC Gillings Global School of Publi c Health
Chapel Hill, NC 27599
Phone : 919-843-8042
Pryer, Tom - Information Only
Public Health La w Center
Staff Attorney
Halpern - Felsher, Dr. Bonnie - Information Only
Standford University
Director
Hair, Dr. Eliza beth - I nformation Only
Truth Initiative
Senior Vice President
Committee meeting was reported out: Wednesday, December 13, 2023 6 :26PM
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COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE AMENDMENT
Bill No . HB 49 ( 2024)
Amendment No . 1
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE ACTION
ADOPTED (Y / N)
ADOPTED AS AMENDED - / (Y/N)
ADOPTED W/O OBJECTION _V (Y/N)
FAILED TO ADOPT (Y/N)
WITHDRAWN (Y /N )
OTHER
1 Committee/Subcommittee hearing bill: Regulatory Reform &
2 Economic Development Subcommittee
3 Representative Chaney offered the following :
4
5 Amendment (with title amendment)
6 Remove lines 76-83 and insert :
7 municipal ordinances regulating the presence of minors~
8 defined ins. 450 . 012 , in public places and establishments which
9 provide restrictions more stringent or less stringent than the
10 curfew imposed under s . 877.22 . However , any such curfew adopted
11 through a county or municipal ordinance must also include the
12 exceptions contained ins . 877 . 24 .
13
14
15 T I T L E A ME N D ME N T
16 Remove lines 7-9 and insert :
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COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE AMENDMENT
Bill No . HB 49 ( 2024)
Amendment No . 1
17 revising provisions relating to curfews adopted through a county
18 or municipal ordinance ; providing an effective date .
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COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE AMENDMENT
Bill No . HB 49 ( 2024)
Amendment No . 2
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE ACTION
ADOPTED (Y / N)
ADOPTED AS AMENDED (Y /N )
ADOPTED W/O OBJECTION (Y /N )
FAILED TO ADOPT 7 (Y / N)
WITHDRAWN (Y/N)
OTHER
1 Committee/Subcommittee hearing bill : Regulatory Reform &
2 Economic Development Subcommittee
3 Representative Nixon offered the following :
4
5 Amendment (with title amendment)
6 Between lines 12 and 13, insert :
7 Section 1 . Section 20 . 71 , Florida Statutes , is created to
8 read :
9 20 . 71 Department of Labor ; creation ; powers and duties.-
10 (1) There is created the Department of Labor .
11 (2 ) The head of the department is the Secretary of Labor ,
12 who shall be appointed by the Governor , subject to confirmation
13 by the Senate . The secretary shall serve at the pleasure of and
14 report to the Governor .
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Bill No . HB 49 ( 2024)
Amendment No . 2
15 (3) The secretary may create divisions within the
16 department and allocate various fun ctions of the department
17 among such divisions .
18 (4) (a ) The headquarters of the department shall be located
19 in Tallahassee . However , the department may establish regional
20 offices throughout the state as the secretary deems necessary
21 for the efficient operation of the department in accomplishing
22 its purpose .
23 (b) The purpose of the department is to enforces . 24 ,
24 Art . X of the State Constitution , s . 448 .11 0 , and any other law
25 that the department has enforcement authority over as designated
26 by the Legislature .
27 ( 5) The department may ado p t rules as necessary to carry
28 out the functions and purposes of the department .
29 Section 2 . Paragraph (a ) of subsection (3 ) of section
30 448 . 109 , Florida Statutes , is amended to read:
31 448 . 109 Notification of the state minimum wage . -
32 (3) (a) Each year the Department of Labor Department of
33 Economic Opportunity shall , on or before December 1 , create and
34 make available to employers a poster in English L and in SpanishL
35 and any other languages , as necessary . The poster must give
36 notice of all of the following :
37 1. The right to the minimum wage as provided bys . 24 ,
38 Art . X of the State Constitution ands . 448 . 110 .
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Bill No . HB 49 ( 2024)
Amendment No . 2
39 2. The right to be pr otected fr om retaliation for
40 exercising in good faith any r ight pr otected under s . 24 , Art . X
41 o f the State Constitution ands . 448.110 .
42 3. The right to file a complaint with the De p artment of
43 Labor or bring a civil act ion in a court of competent
44 jurisdiction for a violation of s . 24 , Art . X of the State
45 Consti tuti o n or s . 448 . 110 . which reads substantially as
46 follows :
47 HOTICE TO EMPLOYEES
48 The Florida minimum Hage is $ .. . (amount) . . . pc r hour , with a
49 minimum wage of at least $ ... (amount) . . . per hour for tipped
50 employees , in addition to tips , for January 1, ... (year) ... ,
51 through December 31 , ... (year) ....
52 The rate of the minimum Hage is recalculated yearly on Sept e mber
53 3 0 , based on the Consumer Priee IndeH . Every year on January 1
54 the neH Florida minimum Hage takes effect .
55 An employer may not retaliate against an employee for eHereising
56 his or her right to receive the minimum wage . Rights proteeted
57 by the State Constitution inelude the right to:
58 1. File a complaint about an employer ' s alleged
59 noneompliance '.Jith lar.Jful minimum wage requirements.
60 2. Inform any person about an employer's alleged
61 noneomplianee with lawful minimum wag e requirements .
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Bi l l No . HB 49 ( 2024 )
Ame ndme nt No . 2
62 3. Inform any person o f his or h e r pote ntial rights under
63 Se ction 24 , Article X o f the Stat e Co nstitution and to
64 assist him or her in asserting such rights .
65 An employee who has not received the lawful minimum tJage after
66 notifying his or her employ e r and giving the empl o yer 15 days t o
67 resolve any claims for unpaid wages may bring a civil a c tion in
68 a court of law against an employer to recover back wages plus
69 damages and attorney's fees .
70 An employer found liable for intentionally violating minimum
71 ·.Jage requirements is subject to a fine of ~1, 000 per vi o lati o n ,
72 payable to the state.
73 The Attorney General or other official designated by the
74 Legislature may bring a civil action t o enforc e the minimum
75 wage .
76 For details see Section 24 , ~rticle X of th e State Constitution .
77 Sec ti on 3 . Sec t io n 44 8 . 1 1 0 , Fl o r ida Sta t utes , is ame nd e d
78 to read :
79 448 . 11 0 St ate mi n imum wage ; an nu al wage ad j ustmen t ;
80 e n fo r ce me nt . -
81 ( 1) Thi s s ection may be c it e d as t he " Fl orida Min imu m Wage
82 Act ."
83 (2 ) The p u rpose of t hi s sect i on is to p r ovide measures
84 ap pr opriate f or t h e i mp l e me ntation of s . 2 4 , Art . X o f t he State
85 Constit ution , in accordance wi t h authority granted to the
86 Legislatu re under pursuant to s . 24 (f ), Ar t. X of the State
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Bill No . HB 49 ( 2024)
Amendment No . 2
87 Constitution . To implements . 24 , Art . X of the State
88 Constitution , the Department of Labor Department of Economic
89 Opportunity is designated as the state Agency for Workforce
90 Innovation .
91 ( 3) As used in this sectio n, the term :
92 (a ) "Adverse action " means the discharge , suspension ,
93 transfer , or demotion of an employee ; the withholding of wage ,
94 bonuses , benefits , or workable hours ; filing , or threatening to
95 file , a false report with a government agency or engaging in
96 unfair immigration-related practices; or any other adverse
97 action taken against an emplo y ee within the terms and conditions
98 of employment by an employer .
99 (b) " Client employer " means a business entity , regardless
100 of its form , that obtains or is provided employees to perform
101 labor within its usual course of business from a labor
102 contractor . The term does not include :
103 1. A business entity with a workforce of 25 or fewer
104 employees , including those hired directly by the client employer
105 and those obtained from or provided by a labor contractor .
106 2. A business entity with a workforce of five or fewer
107 employees supplied by a labor contractor to the c lient employer
108 at any given time .
109 3. The state or a political subdivision of the state .
110 (c) " Department" means the Department of Labor .
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Bill No . HB 49 ( 2024 )
Amendment No . 2
111 (d) " Employee " ha s the same meanin g as established under
112 the federal Fair Labor Standards Act and its implementing
113 regulations in effect on July 1 , 2024 .
114 (e) "Employer " has the same meaning as established under
115 t h e federal Fair Labor Standards Act and its implementing
116 regulations in effect on July 1 , 2024 .
117 ( f) " Judgment debtor " means each person who is liable on a
118 judgment or order to pay a sum of money that remains
119 unsatisfied .
120 (g) " Labor contractor " means a p erson or entit y that
121 supplie s , with or without a contract , a client empl oyer with
122 employees to perform labor within the client employer ' s usual
123 course of business . The term does not include a bona fide
124 nonprofit , community-based organization that pr ovides services
125 to empl oye es o r a labor organization or apprenticeship pro gr am
126 o p erat ing under a collective bargaining agreement .
127 (h ) " Secretary " means the secretary of the department .
128 ( i) " Usual course of business " means the regular and
129 customary work of a business p erformed within or upon the
130 premises or worksite of the client employer .
131 ffi+.;+ Employers shall pay employees a minimum wage at an
132 hourly rate of $6 . 15 for all hours worked in Fl o rida . Only those
133 individuals entitled to receive the federal minimum wage under
134 the federal Fair Labor Standards Act , as amended , and its
135 implementing regul ations shall be e l igib l e to receive the state
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Bill No . HB 49 ( 2024 )
Amendment No . 2
136 minimum wage under pursuant to s . 24 , Art . X of the State
137 Constitution and this section . Sections 213 and 214 ~
138 provisions of ss . 213 and 214 of the federal Fair Labor
139 Standards Act , as interpreted by applicable federal regulations
140 and implemented by the Secretary of Labor , are incorporated
141 herein .
142 (5) (a) ( 4) (a) Beginning September 30 , 2005 , and annually on
143 September 30 thereafter, the department of Economic Opportunity
144 shall calculate an adjusted state minimum wage rate by
145 increasing the state minimum wage by the rate of inflation for
146 the 12 months prior to September 1. In calculating the adjusted
147 state minimum wage, the department of Economic Opportunity shall
148 use the Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical
149 Workers, not seasonally adjusted , for the South Region or a
150 successor index as calculated by the United States Department of
151 Labor. Each adjusted state minimum wage rate s h all take effect
152 on the following January 1 , with the initial adjusted minimum
153 wage rate to take effect on January 1 , 2006 .
154 (b) The Department of Revenue and the department -e4
155 Economic Opportunity shall annually publish the amount of the
156 adjusted state minimum wage and the effective date . Publication
157 shall occur by posting the adjusted state minimum wage rate and
158 the effective date on the Internet home pages of the department
159 of Economic Opportunity and the Department of Revenue by October
160 15 of each year . In addition, to the extent funded in the
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161 General Appropriations Act , the department of Eeonomie
162 Opportunity sha ll provide written n otice of the adjusted rate
163 and the effective date of the adjusted state minimum wage to all
164 employers registered in the most current reemployment assistance
165 database. Such notice sha ll be mailed by November 15 of each
166 year using the addresses included in the database. Emp loyers are
167 responsible for maintaining current address information in the
168 reemployment assistance database . The department of Eeonomie
169 Opportunity is not responsible for failure to provide notice due
170 to incorrect or incomplete address information in the database .
171 The department of Economic Opportunity shall provide the
172 Department of Revenue with the adjusted state minimum wage rate
173 information and effective date in a timely manner.
174 (6) (a)-f-§+- It is shall be unlawful for an employer or any
175 other party to discriminate in any manner or take adverse act ion
176 against any person in retaliation for exerc ising rights
177 protected under pursuant to s . 24 , Art . X of the State
178 Constitution or this section .
179 J..£1 Rights protected under s . 24, Art . X of the State
180 Constitution and this section include, but are not limited to ~ 7
181 1. The right to file a complaint or inform any person of
182 his or her potential rights under pursuant to s . 24 , Art . X of
183 the State Constitution or this section and to assist him or her
184 in asserting such rights.
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185 2. The right to inform a person ' s employer , union or other
186 similar organization , legal counsel , or any other person about
187 an alleged violation of s . 24 , Art. X of the State Constitution
188 or this section .
189 3. The right to file a complaint with the department or
190 file a civil action in a court of competent jurisdi ction for an
191 alleged violation of s. 24 , Art . X of the State Constitution or
192 this section .
193 4. The right to cooperate with any investigation conducted
194 under this section and to testify in any pr oceeding or action
195 brought under this section .
196 5. The right to refuse to parti cipate in an activit y that
197 violates city , state , or federal law .
198 6. The right to oppose any policy , practi ce , or act that
199 violates s . 24 , Art . X of the State Constitution or this
200 section .
201 (c) There is a rebuttable presumption that an employer has
202 violated s . 24 , Art . X of the State Constitution or this section
203 if the employer takes adverse action against an employee within
204 90 days after the employee exercises a right under paragraph
205 (b) . If an employee is a seasona l worker and his or her work
206 ended before the end of the 90 - day period , the rebuttable
207 pre sumption applies if the employer fails to rehire the seasonal
208 worker in the same p osition at the next opportunity . The
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209 rebuttable presumption may be overcome by clear and convincing
210 evidence .
211 (d) The protections p rovided under this section apply to
212 an y empl oyee who alleges a violation of s . 24 , Art . X of the
213 State Constitution or this section in good faith . Any comp laint
214 or other communication by an empl o y ee alle gi ng a violation of s .
215 24 , Art. X of the State Constitution or this section triggers
216 the protections under this section even if the complaint or
217 communication does not specifically reference this section.
218 (e) An employee who believes he or she has been
219 discriminated or retaliated against for exercising a right under
220 s . 24 , Art . X of the State Constitution or this section may file
221 a compl aint with the department or a civil action in a court of
222 competent jurisdiction within 4 years after the alleged
223 violation or , in the case of a willful violation , within 5 years
224 after the alleged violation .
225 (7 ) An employer has the burden of proving that a person is
226 an independent contractor and not an employee. A person who
227 receives remuneration for services provided is considered an
228 employee unless the employer proves :
229 (a) The person is fr ee from control or direction by the
230 employer over the performance of such service .
231 (b) The service provided by the person is outside the
232 usual course of business of the employer .
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233 (c) The person is customarily engaged in an independently
234 established trade , occupation , profession , or business .
235 (8 ) A per son or entity may not enter into a contract or
236 agreement with an independent contractor for lab or or services
237 if the per son or entity knows or should know that the contract
238 or agreement does not include funds sufficient to allow the
239 independent contractor to comply with all applicable local ,
240 state , and federal laws or regulations g overning the labor or
241 services to be provided .
242 (9 ) (a) The department may commence investigations ,
243 actions , and proceedings necessary to enforce this section . The
244 department has the sole discretion whether to investigate an
245 employer to determine if a violation of this section has
246 occurred .
247 (b) In order to encourage a p erson or organization to
248 report a suspected violation of this section , the department :
249 1. Must keep the name and other identifying information
250 about the reporter confidential to the extent permitted by law .
251 The department may disclose the reporter ' s name or
252 identification with the written cons ent of the reporter .
253 2. Must provide a notice form to an employer being
254 investigated , which must be posted in a conspicuous and
255 accessible location at the workplace , notifying the employees
256 that the department is conducting an investigation under this
25 7 section. The notice form must be in English and any other
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258 language that is the primary language of a majority of the
259 employees in the workplace . If display of the notice form is not
260 feasible , the employer must provide it to each employee through
2 61 electronic means and also provide each employee a physical copy
2 62 of the notice form .
263 3. May certify the eligibility of a person for a visa
264 under 8 U . S . C . s . 11 8 4 (p ) and 8 U . S . C . s . 110 1 ( a ) ( 1 5) ( U) ,
265 subject to applicable federal law and regulations , and other
266 rules issued by the department .
267 (10 ) (a ) During an investigation under this section , the
268 department has the power to :
269 1. Enter and inspect the workplace.
270 2. Inspect and make copies of papers , books , accounts ,
271 records , payroll , and other documents necessary to further its
272 investigation .
273 3. Question witnesses under oath and in a private
274 location .
275 4. Issue subpoenas to compel the attendance and testimony
276 of witnesses and the production of papers , books , accounts ,
277 records , payroll , and other documents necessary to further its
278 investigation.
279 5. Take depositions and affidavits .
280 6. Investigate any facts , conditions , practices , or
281 matters as the department deems appropriate to determine whether
282 a violation of this section has occurred .
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283 (b) If an employer fails to comply with a lawfully issued
28 4 subpoena or if a witness refuses to testify or be que stioned ,
285 the department may request that the cou rt compel co mp liance by
286 initiating a pr oceedi ng for co nt empt . The court shall take
287 j udicial notice under s . 90 . 202(13 ) of the department ' s seal ,
288 " Department of Labor-State of Florida ," and shall e nf orce any
289 subpoena is sued by the secretary or his or her repres entative
290 under such seal .
291 (c) During an administrative or civil proc eeding under
2 92 this section , an employer may not introduce any documentation as
293 evidence that was not provided t o the department .
29 4 (1 1 ) (a ) During the course of an investigation under this
295 section , the department or the Attorney General may seek
296 in j unctive relief upon a finding of reasonable cause that a
297 violation has occurred .
298 (b) When determining whether injunctive relief is
299 appropriate , the court shall consider any direct harm to an
300 employee fr o m a violation of this section and the c hilling
301 effect on other e mpl o yees attempting to assert their rights
302 under this section . Reasonable cause exists for a court to issue
303 an injunction if an employee has faced adverse action for
304 asserting his or her rights under this section .
30 5 (c) A temporary injunction remains in effect until the
306 department issues a citation to the employer or until the
307 completion of an administrative hearing , whichever is longer , or
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308 until a time certain set by the court . A temporary injunction
309 does not prohib it an employer from taking adverse action a gainst
310 an employee for conduct unrelated to an alleged vio l ation of
311 this section .
312 (d) The court may issue a preliminary or permanent
313 in j unction if it determines such injunction i s just and prop e r .
314 (1 2 ) (a) If a v i olat i on of this section is found during an
315 investigation and the violation has not been remedied by the end
316 of the investigation , the department must issue a citation to
317 the empl oye r . The citation must be in writing and describe the
318 nature of the vio l ation and include any and all appropriate
319 relief . Appropriate relief includes requiring an empl o y er to
320 cease and desist ; to take any action necessary to remedy the
321 v iol at ion , such as rehiring or rei nstating an empl o yee ,
322 reimbursin g lost wages , or paying liquidated damages or other
323 fines and pena lti es ; to take training classes relating to
324 compliance with this section ; or to submit to compliance
325 monitoring by the department. Th e department sha ll serve the
326 citation in a manner provided by the Florida Rules of Civil
327 Procedure . The citation must advise the empl oyer of his or her
328 right to an administrative hearing to have th e citation
329 reviewed.
330 (b) Within 30 days after service of a citation , an
331 e mployer must comply with all appropriate relief s p ec ifi ed in
332 the citation or may obtain review of the citation by pr oviding a
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333 written request for review to the office of the secretary . Upon
334 recei p t of a written request for r evie w, the secretary shall
335 assign the citation to an administrative law judge to conduct a
336 hearing and issue a written decision . Hearings conducted under
337 this subsection are governed by the de p artment and the rules of
338 practice and procedure adopted by the department .
339 (c ) An administrative hearing must commence within 90 days
340 after receipt of a timely submitted request for review . The
341 administrative law judge mu st render a written decision within
342 90 days after the conclusion of the hearing . Th e decision must
343 include a statement of findings, conclusions of law , and a
344 recommended order that specifies all a ppro priat e relief as
345 authorized under paragraph (a), including the amount required
346 for an appeal bond should the employer choose to obtain review
347 o f the order issued under this paragraph. The decision must be
348 served on all parties in a manner pro vided by the Florida Rules
349 of Civil Procedure. If the recommended order in cludes a monetary
350 remed y, the amount is due 45 days after the written decision is
351 properly served on the empl o yer .
352 (d)l . An empl oyer may obtain review of the written
353 decision and order issued under paragraph (c) by filing a
354 petition for a writ of mandamus to a court having juri sdiction
355 within 45 days after the written decision is pr o perly served on
356 the employer . If a petition for a writ of mandamus is not filed
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357 within the appropriate time , the recommended order in the
358 written decision becomes final .
359 2. Before an employer may obtain review of the decision ,
360 he or she must post an appeal bond , in the amount specified in
361 the recommended order , issued by a licensed surety or as a cash
362 deposit with the court . The employer shall provide written
363 notice to the department and any other parties of the posting of
364 the appeal bond .
365 3. A court may overturn a decision based on abuse of
366 discretion. An employer establishes an abuse of discretion if he
367 or she alleges that the findings are not supported by the
368 evidence and the court determines that the findings are not
369 supported by substantial evidence when looking at the entire
370 record .
371 4. If the court issues an order in favor of the aggrieved
372 party or if the appeal is withdrawn or dismissed without entry
373 of judgment , the employer is liable for the relief specified in
374 the written decision from the administrative hearing , unless the
375 parties execute a settlement agreement , in which case the
376 employer is liable for the relief specified in the settlement
377 agreement . If the written decision from the administrative
378 hearing or the settlement agreement provide for monetary relief ,
37 9 and the employer fails to pay the amount owed within 10 days
380 after entry of a judgment , dismissal or withdrawal of the
381 appeal , or the execution of a settlement agreement, a portion of
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382 the appeal bond equal to the amount owed , or the en tire a ppeal
383 bond if the amount owed exceeds the amount of the bond , must be
384 p aid to the aggrieved party .
385 5. If the employer does not request review of the citation
386 under paragraph (b) , file a writ of mandamus under subparagraph
387 1 ., or post the appeal bond as required in subparagraph 2 . , and
388 the time to do so has expired , or if the petiti on for a writ of
389 mandamus is dismissed or withdrawn without entry of judgment ,
390 the clerk of the court must certify a co py of the citation or
391 written decision and order issued by the department or by the
392 administrative law judge , respectively , and enter judgment for
393 the state o r aggrieved party . The judgment has the same force
394 and effect as a judgment entered in a civil action and may be
395 enforced in the same manner as any other judgment of the court .
396 The court shall gi ve priority to petitions to enforce a judgment
397 entered under this section .
398 6. If an employer fails to comply with a citation or final
399 order , whether issued by the department , administrative law
400 judge , or court , and has exhausted all reviews or appeals or the
401 time to file a review or appeal has expired , the de partment or
402 the Attorney General may commence and prosecute a civi l action
403 to recover unpaid wages , including interest , fines , or
404 p enalties ; equitable relief ; or liquidated damages owed to an
405 aggrieved person . The prevailing party is entitled to applicable
406 fines or civil penalties and reasonable attorney fees and costs .
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407 ( 6) (a ) Any person aggrieved by a vie lat ion of this seetion
408 may bring a eivil aetion in a eourt of eompetent jurisdietion
40 9 against an employer violating this section or a party violating
410 subseetion (5) . However , prior to bringing any claim for unpaid
411 minimum wages pursuant to this seetion , the person aggrieved
41 2 shall notify the employer alleged to have violated this section ,
41 3 in writing , of an intent to initiate sueh an aetion. The notiee
414 must identify the minimum wage to whieh the person aggrieved
415 elairns entitlement , the aetual or estimated work dates and hours
416 for which payment is sought , and the total amount of alleged
417 unpaid ·,.rages through the date of the notiee .
41 8 (b) The employer shall have 15 ealendar days after reeeipt
419 of the notice to pay the total amount of unpaid ,,·ages or
420 othen,·ise resolve the elaim to the satisfaction of the person
421 aggrieved . The statute of limitations for bringing an aetion
422 pursuant to this seetion shall be tolled during this 15 day
423 period . If the employer fails to pay the total amount of unpaid
424 ,,ages or otherwise resolve the claim to the satisfaction of the
425 person aggrieved , then the person aggrieved may bring a elaim
426 for unpaid minimum ·,,ages , the terms of •,.rhieh must be eonsistent
427 ,,ith the contents of the notiee .
428 ( 13) ( a ) (e) 1. Upon prevailing in a civil a-n- act ion brought
429 under p ara gr a ph ( 6 ) ( e ) pursuant to this seeti on , aggrieved
430 p erso ns shall recover the full amount of any unpaid back wages ~
431 p lus interest , unlawfully withheld plus up to two times the
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432 unpaid wages the same amount as liquid ated damages a nd s hall be
433 awarded r easonabl e atto rn e y attorney ' s fees a nd costs .
434 Additionally , As provided under the federal Fair Labor Standards
435 Act , pursuant to s . 11 of the Portal to Portal Act of 1947 , 29
43 6 U. S . C . s . 260 , if the employer proves by a preponderance of the
437 evidence that the act or omission giving rise to such action was
438 in good faith and that the employer had reasonable grounds for
439 believing that his or her act or omission was n o t a vi o lation of
440 s . 24 , Art. X of the State Constitution , the court may , in its
441 sound d i scretion , award no liquidated damages or award any
442 amount thereof not to eiweed an amount equal to the amo unt of
443 unpaid minimum ·,,ages . The court shall not a•,.rard any economic
444 damages o n a claim for unpaid minimum wages not eHpressly
445 authorized in this section .
446 2. Upon prevailing in an action brought pursuant to this
447 section , aggrieved persons are shall also be entitled to such
448 legal o r equitabl e r elief as may be a ppropriate to re medy the
449 vio l atio n , in cl uding , withou t limit ation , reinstatement in
450 employment and in junctive relief. However , any entitlement to
451 l egal or equitable relief in an action brought under s . 24 , Art .
45 2 X o f the Sta t e Constitution or this sect ion may shall not
453 include punitive damages .
454 (b) If an empl o yer is found to have willfully violated
455 t his section , the department , administrative l aw j udg e , or co u rt
456 may impos e a fine of $1 , 000 per violation p a yabl e to the sta t e .
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457 (c ) Any employer or other per son found to have hindered ,
458 pr evented , impeded , or interfered with the department or
459 administrative hearing body in the performan ce of their duties
4 60 is subject to a civil p enalt y of not less than $1 , 000 and not
461 more than $5 , 000 , which may be assessed by the department ,
462 administrative law judge , or court .
463 (d ) If the department , administrative law j udg e , or court
464 finds that an e mpl o y er took adverse action or retaliated a gai nst
465 an employee in violation of subsection ( 6) :
466 1. The department , administrative law judge , or court may
467 order reinstatement o f the aggrieved party , front pay in lieu o f
468 reinstatement , backpay , liquidated damages up to two times the
469 amount of the unpaid wages , and other compensatory damages as
470 appropriate.
471 2. The department , administrative law judge , or court may
472 impose an administrative penalty not to exceed $5 , 000 payable to
473 the aggrieved p art y .
474 J...§1-te-+ Any civil action brought under s . 2 4 , Art . X of the
475 State Constitution and this section is shall be subject to s .
476 768. 79.
477 (7) The Attorney General may bring a civil action to
478 enforce this section . The Attorney General may seelc injunctive
479 relief . In addition to injunctive relief , or in lieu thereof ,
480 for any employer or other person found to have '.Jillfully
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481 vio l ated this seetion , the Attorney General may seek to impose a
482 fine of $1 , 000 per violation , payable to the state .
483 J.1..il.-f&t,- The statute of limitations for an action brought
484 under p u rsuant to this section is shall be for the period of
485 time specified ins . 95 . 11 beginning on the date the alleged
486 violation occurred . The statute of limitations applicable to an
487 action under this section i s tolled during the department ' s
488 investigation and any administrative enforcement under this
489 section .
490 ~+9+- Actions brought under pursuant to this section may
491 be brought as a class action pursuant to Rule 1 . 220 , Florida
492 Rules of Civil Procedure . In any class action brought under
4 93 pursuant to this section , the plaintiffs must shall prove , by a
4 94 preponderance of the evidence , the individual identity of each
495 class member and the individual damages of each class member .
496 J.1....§l_-B-G+ This section is shall eonstitute the exclusive
4 97 remedy under state law for violations of s. 24 , Art. X of the
498 State Constitution .
499 (1 7) The department shall make reasonable efforts to
500 ensure that judgme nt s against an employer are satisfied and may
501 use any remedy that is available to a judgment creditor to
502 collect an unsatisfied judgment . The department may collect
503 wages , damages , and ot her monetary remedies on behalf of an
504 employee . The department acts as the trustee of any unsatisfied
505 judgment it col l ects and s hall deposit such wages , damages , or
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506 other monetar y remedy in the appropriate fund as provided by
507 rule . The de partment shall conduct a diligent search for any
508 empl o yee for whom it collects an unsatisfied judgment .
509 (18 ) (a ) Beginning on the 20th day after a judgment is
510 entered by the clerk of the court under paragra ph (1 2 ) (d ) or
511 otherwise by a court of comp etent juri sdiction in favor of the
512 state or aggrieved party , the department may issue a notice of
513 levy on all pers ons having in their possession or under their
514 control any credits , money , or prop erty belonging to the
515 judgment debtor . If the levy is made on credits , money , or
516 property in the p ossession or under the control of a bank ,
517 savin gs and l oan association , or other financial institution as
518 defined in 42 U. S . C. s . 669a (d) (1) , the notice of levy ma y be
519 mailed or hand-delivered to a centralized location designated by
520 the bank , savings and loan association , or other financial
521 institution .
522 (b) Any person who receives a notice of levy shall
523 surrender the credits , money , or pr opert y to the department o r
524 pay to the department the amount of any debt owed within 10 days
525 after service of the levy . Any person who surrenders to the
526 department any credits , money , or p ro p ert y of the judgment
527 debtor is discharged from any obligation or liability to the
528 judgment debtor relating to the amount paid to the department .
529 (c) Any person who receives a notice of levy from the
530 department and fails or refuses to surrender any credits , mo ney ,
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531 or pr oper t y of the judgment debtor is liable to the department
532 for the amount s p ecif i ed in the notice of levy .
533 (d) Any fees , commissions , ex p enses , or costs associated
534 with the sale of pro perty levied under this subsection are the
535 obl igati on of the judgment debtor and may be collected by virtue
536 of the levy or in any other manner as though the fees ,
537 commissions , expenses , o r costs were part of the judgment .
538 (e) The department may create a lien on any real or
539 p ersonal property of an employer found in violation of s . 24 ,
540 Art . X of the State Constitution or this section . The department
541 must release the li e n upon final sat i sfaction of a ny judgment
542 entered in favor of an aggrieved party or the department , or
543 upon adjudication of the claim in favor of the employer . A lien
544 created under this paragraph lasts 1 0 years after the date it is
545 created unless the lien is satis fi ed or released . A lien created
546 under this p ara graph is in addition to any other right s
547 available to an a ggrieved party or the department.
548 ( 19 ) ( a) If a citation issued by the department , written
549 decision and order issued by an administrative l aw judge , or
55 0 final judgment awarded under this section remains un satisf i ed 30
551 da ys after all reviews and a pp eals have been exhausted or the
552 time to request a review or file an appeal has expire d , the
553 department may issue a stop - order prohibiting the employer from
554 conducting business in the state using employee labor , including
555 conductin g business using the labor of another business,
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556 contractor , or subcontractor instead of the labor of an
557 employee , until the judgment is satisfied . The st o p- o rder is
558 effective upon receipt of the order and the employer must pay
559 employees up to 10 days of lost wages due to the stop - order .
560 (b) An employer may appeal the sto p- order by filing ,
561 within 20 days after receipt of the stop - order , a written
562 request with the department for an administrati v e hearing . The
563 hearing must be held within 5 days after receipt of the written
564 request , at which time the sto p-order must be affirme d or
565 dismissed and the department shall mail a written notice of
566 findings by United States mail to all parties within 24 hours
567 after the conclusion of the hearing . A party may appeal the
568 written notice of findings to a court of competent jurisdiction
569 within 45 days after the notice is mailed . The d e partment may
570 seek injunctive or other appropriate relief to enforce the stop-
571 order and is entitled to attorney fees and costs if the
572 department prevails.
573 (c) An employer , owner , director , officer , or managing
574 agent of an employer who fails to comply with a stop- o rder
575 issued under this subsection is guilty of a misdemean o r of the
576 second degree , punishable as provided ins . 775. 082 o r s .
577 775 . 083 .
578 (d) This subsection does not apply if the stop-order would
579 compromise public safety or the life , health , and care of a
580 vulnerable person as defined ins . 435 . 02 .
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581 (20) If a citation issued by the department , written
582 decis i on and order issued by an administrative law judge, or
583 final judgment awarded under this section remains unsatisfied 30
584 days after all reviews or appeals have been exhausted or the
585 time to request a review or file an appeal has expired , the
586 department may request that the appropriate state agency , and
587 the state agency is authorized to , deny , suspend , or revoke any
588 license held by the employer until such time as the judgment is
589 satisfied .
590 ( 21 ) Any person acting on behalf o f an employer may be
591 held liable as the employer for a violation of s . 24 , Art . X of
592 the State Constitution or this section . A client employer is
593 jointly and severally liable with a labor contractor for the
594 payment of unpaid wages , interest , liquidated damages , fines , or
595 penalties awarded under this section .
596 ( 22 ) All employers , client employers , and labor
597 contractors shall create records documenting compliance withs.
598 24 , Art . X of the State Constitution and this section in
599 accordance with department rules . Records must be maintained for
600 a minimum of 5 years after an employee leaves the empl oyment of
601 the employer or client employer , or is no l on ger working with a
602 labor contractor . An emp loyer , client empl o yer , or labor
603 contractor must allow the department reasonable access to the
604 records when requested . If an employee , or other authorized
605 person or entity , alleges a violation of s . 24 , Art . X of the
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606 State Constitution or this section and the employer , client
607 employer , or labor contractor has not created and maintained
608 records as required under this subsection , there is a rebuttable
609 presumption that the employer , client employer , or labor
610 contractor is in violatio n of the law . The employer , client
611 employer , or labor contractor can overcome this presumption with
612 clear and convincing evidence .
613 (23 ) The department may enter into agreements with local ,
614 state , or federal agencies to assist in the administration and
615 enforcement of this section.
616 ( 2 4) Subject to appropriation of funds by the Legislature ,
617 the department shall establish and maintain an outreach and
618 education partnership program to promote awareness of , and
619 compliance with , s . 24 , Art. X of the State Constitution and
620 this section . The department shall pursue partnerships with
621 community-based organizations and unions through a competitive
622 request for proposals . Duties of the outreach and education
623 partnership program may include :
624 (a) Disseminating information and conducting outreach and
625 training to educate employees about their rights .
626 (b) Conducting educational training for employers about
627 their obligations .
628 (c) Assisting employees with filing a c laim for a
629 violation under s . 24 , Art . X of the State Constitution or this
630 section .
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631 (d) Assisting the department in conducting investigations
632 under this section , including the co llection of evidence and
633 enforcement of a judgment .
634 (e) Monitoring compliance withs . 24 , Art . X of the State
635 Co n stitut i on and this section .
636 (f) Establishing networks for education , communication ,
637 and parti cipation in the workplace and community .
638 (g) Producing and disseminating training materials to
639 employers and employees .
640 ~-f-±-±+ Except for calculating the adjusted state minimum
641 wage and publishing the initial state minimum wage and any
642 annual adjustments thereto , the authority of the department~
643 Economic Opportunity in implementing s . 24 , Art . X of the State
644 Constitut i on , pursuant to this section , is shall be limited to
645 t hat authority express l y granted by the Legislature .
646 Section 4 . Section 448 . 111 , Florida Statutes , is created
647 to read :
648 448 . 111 Department of Labor Community Advisory Board . -The
649 Department of Labor Community Advisory Board is established
650 within t h e Department of Labor .
651 (1) The advisory board shall consist of the following
652 members who must be approved by the Secretary of the Department
653 of Labor :
654 (a) A representative from the Department of Labor .
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655 (b) A representative from the Department of Economic
656 Opportunity .
657 (c ) A representative from the Department of Educati o~ .
658 (d ) A representative from the Florida Chamber of Commerce .
659 (e ) A representative from a small business as defined in
660 s . 288.703 .
661 (f) Four representatives fr om labor organizations as
662 defined ins . 447 . 02(1) throughout the state .
663 (2) Members of the advisory board shall be appointed for
664 2 - year t erms , which shall be staggered .
665 (3 ) Members of the advisory board shall serve without
666 compensation and are not entitled to receive reimbursement for
667 per diem or travel expenses .
668 ( 4) The advisory board shall meet at least three times a
669 year i n order to review reports and projects of the Department
670 of Labor . Meetings of the advisory board must be o pen to the
671 public and provide the opportunity for public comment . ,
672 (5 ) The advisory board shall submit an annual report to
673 the Secretary of the Department of Labor recommending changes to
674 existin g state policies and programs to ensure worker safety and
675 equity , with particu la r emphasis on racial equity and low -wage
676 and migrant workers .
677 (6) By January 1 , 2025 , and annuall y thereafter , the
678 Secretary of the Department of Labor shall submit the annual
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679 report to the Governor , the President of the Senate , and the
680 Sp eaker of the House of Representatives .
681
682
683 T I T L E A ME N D ME N T
684 Remove line 2 and insert :
685 An act relating to employment and curfew ; creating s .
686 20 . 71 , F . S .; creating the Department of Labor as a new
687 department of state government ; providing for the
688 secretary of the department to be appointed by the
689 Governor and confirmed by the Senate ; authorizing the
690 secretary to establish divisions and regional offices
691 of the department ; providing the purpose of the
692 department ; authorizing the department to adopt rules ;
693 amending s . 448 . 109 , F . S .; revising requirements for
694 notifying employees of certain rights ; conforming
695 provisions to changes made by the act ; amending s .
696 448 . 110 , F . S .; designating the Department of Labor as
697 the state Agency for Workforce Innovation for purposes
698 of implementing s . 24 , Art . X of the State
699 Constitution ; prov iding definitions ; revising the
700 protected rights of an employee ; creating a rebuttable
701 presumption and burden of proof for an employer ;
702 revising the process for filing a complaint for a
703 violation of protected rights ; prohibiting a person or
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704 entity from entering into certain contracts ;
705 authorizing and providing the department certain
706 powers to conduct investigations , issue citations ,
707 enforce and collect judgments by certain means , and
708 partner with other entities for enforcement and
709 education outreach ; providing for injunctive relief
710 under certain circumstances ; providing a process for
711 review of a citation , levy , or stop - order issued by
712 the department ; providing penalties ; tolling the
713 statute of limitations during an investigation ;
714 providing liability ; requiring certain records be
715 maintained for a specified length of time ; creating s.
716 448 . 111 , F . S .; creating the Department of Labor
717 Community Advisory Board within the Department of
718 Labor ; providing for membership , meetings , and duties
719 of the advisory board ; requiring an annual report to
720 the Secretary of the Department of Labor , the
721 Governor , and the Legislature by a specified date ;
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COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE ACTION
ADOPTED (Y/ N )
ADOPTED AS AMENDED (Y /N )
ADOPTED W/O OBJECTION --;:j'(Y /N )
FAI LED TO ADOPT __ (Y/N )
WITHDRAWN (Y / N)
OTHER
1 Committee/Subcommittee hearing bill : Regulatory Reform &
2 Economic Development Subcommittee
3 Representative Nixon offered the following :
4
5 Amendment (with title amendment)
6 Between lines 1 2 and 13 , insert :
7 Section 1 . Subsection (6) is added to section 450 . 021 ,
8 Florida Statutes , t o read :
9 450 . 021 Minimum age ; general requirements . -
10 (6) A parent or legal guardian of an employed minor may
11 ente r during o p erating hours , unannounced and without pri or
12 notice , and inspect at any time the place or establishment in
13 which the minor is employed .
14
15
16 T I T L E A ME N D ME N T
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17 Between lines 2 and 3 , insert :
18 amending s. 450 . 021 , F . S .; authorizing a parent or
19 legal guardian of an employed minor to enter
20 unannounced and without prior notice the place or
21 establishment in which the minor is employed during
22 operating hours ;
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COl'1MITTEE/SUBCOl'1MITTEE 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 : Regulatory Reform &
2 Economic Development Subcommittee
3 Representative Nixon offered the following :
4
5 Amendment (with title amendment)
6 Between lines 12 and 13 , insert :
7 Sect ion 1 . Subsection (6 ) is added to section 450.021 ,
8 Florida Statutes , to read:
9 450 . 021 Minimum age ; general reguirements . -
10 (6) An employer must provide all relevant emplo yment
11 training materials to the p arent or legal guardian o f each minor
12 e mpl o yed by the employer .
13
14
15 T I T L E A M E N D M E N T
16 Between lines 2 and 3 , insert :
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17 amending s . 450 . 021 , F . S .; requiring employers to
18 provide certain training materials to parents and
19 legal guardians of minors employed by the employer ;
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COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE ACTION
ADOPTED (Y / N)
ADOPTED AS AMENDED (Y /N )
(Y /N )
ADOPTED W/O OBJECTION
FAILED TO ADOPT -f- (Y / N)
WITHDRAWN (Y /N )
OTHER
1 Committee/Subcommittee hearing bill: Regulatory Reform &
2 Economic Development Subcommittee
3 Representative Nixon offered the following:
4
5 Amendment (with title amendment)
6 Between lines 12 and 13 , insert :
7 Section 1 . Subsection (6) is added to section 450 . 021 ,
8 Fl orida Statutes , to read :
9 450 . 021 Minimum age ; general requirements.-
10 (6) An employer who empl oys minors must maintain a record
11 of all sexual harassment incidents that happen in the workplace
12 and , upon hiring a minor , the employer must provide a co py of
13 such record to the minor ' s parent or legal guardian .
14
15
16 T I T L E A ME N D ME N T
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17 Between line s 2 and 3 , insert :
18 amending s . 450 . 021 , F . S .; requiring ce rtain employers
19 to maintain a record of certain sexual harassment
20 incidents and provide such record to certain persons ;
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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: Regulatory Reform &
2 Economic Development Subcommittee
3 Representative Nixon offe re d the following :
4
5 Amendment (with title amendment)
6 Between lines 12 and 13 , insert:
7 Section 1. Subsection (6) is added to section 450 . 021 ,
8 Florida Statutes , to read :
9 450 . 021 Minimum age ; general requirements . -
10 (6) If a minor directly witnesses an act of violence
11 during the scope of his or her empl oyment , the employer of the
12 minor must provide a report to the minor ' s parent or legal
13 guardian documenting the in cident .
14
15
16 T I T L E A ME N D ME N T
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17 Between lines 2 and 3 , insert :
18 ame n ding s . 450 . 02 1, F . S .; requiring the emp l oyer of a
19 minor who d i rectly witnesses an act of violence during
20 his or her scope of emp l oyment to provide a certain
21 report to the minor ' s parent or legal guardian ;
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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 : Regulatory Reform &
2 Economic Development Subcommittee
3 Representative Nix on offered the f o llowing :
4
5 Amendment (with title amendment)
6 Between lines 68 and 69 , insert :
7 Section 2 . Section 450 . 161, Florida Statutes , is amended
8 to read :
9 450 . 161 Chapter not to affect career education of
10 children ; other exceptions . -
11 ill Nothing in this chapter shall prevent minors of any
12 age from receiving career education furnished by the United
13 States , this state , or any county or other political subdivision
14 of this state and duly approved by the Department of Education
15 or other duly constituted authority , nor any apprentice
16 indentured under a plan approved by the Department of Economic
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17 Opportunity , or prevent the employment of any minor 14 years of
18 age or older when such employment is authorized as an integral
19 part of , or supplement to , such a course in career education and
20 is authorized by regulations of the district school board of the
21 d i strict i n which such minor is employed , provided the
22 employment is in compliance with the provisions of ss .
23 450 . 021 (4 ) and 450 . 061 . Exemptions for the employment of student
24 learners 16 to 18 years of age are provided ins . 450 . 06 1. Su ch
25 an exemption shall apply when :
26 Jiu_-+±+ The student learner is enrolled in a youth
27 vocational training program under a recognized state or local
28 educational authority .
29 ill~ Such student learner is employed under a written
30 agreement that provides :
31 l..:_-fa+ That the work of the student learner in the
32 occupation declared particularly hazardous shall be incidental
33 to the traini n g .
34 £.:..--f&t-- That such work shall be intermittent and for short
35 periods of time and under the direct and close supervision of a
36 qualified and experienced person .
37 1-.:._-+e-+- That safety instructions shall be given by the
38 school and correlated by the employer with on - the-job training .
39 i..:._-f-a-t- That a schedule of organized and progressive work
40 processes to be performed on the job shall have been prepared .
41
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42 Each such written agreement shall contain the name of the
43 student learner and shall be signed by the employer , the school
44 coordinator and principal , and the parent or legal guardian .
45 Copies of each agreement shall be kept on file by both the
46 school and the employer . This exemption for the employment of
47 student learners may be revoked in any individual situation when
48 it is found that reasonable precautions have not been observed
49 for the safety of minors employed thereunder. A high sc h ool
50 graduate may be employed in an occupation in which he or she has
51 completed training as a student learner , as provided in this
52 section , even though he or she is not yet 18 years of age .
53 (2 ) A minor may not engage in a work - based learning
54 opportunity in which he or she earns work - based learning credits
55 unless the worksite in which the minor will work has been
56 inspected by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration
57 or the appropriate state inspecting agency within the 18 months
58 before the minor begins work and no violations were found .
59
60
61 T I T L E A ME N D ME N T
62 Remove line 6 and insert :
63 restrictions apply ; amending s . 450 . 161 , F . S .;
64 prohibiting a minor from engaging in work-based
65 learning opportunities unless certain conditions are
66 met ; amending s . 877 . 25 , F . S. ;
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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 : Regulatory Reform &
2 Economic Development Subcommittee
3 Representative Eskamani offered the following :
4
5 Amendment (with title amendment)
6 Between lines 12 and 13 , insert :
7 Section 1 . Paragraph (b) of subsection (4) and paragraph
8 (b) of subsection (5) of section 390 . 01114 , Florida Statutes ,
9 are amended to read :
10 390 . 01114 Parental Notice of and Consent for Abortion
11 Act . -
12 (4) NOTIFICATION REQUIRED . -
13 (b) Notice is not required if :
14 1. In the physician ' s good faith clinical judgment , a
15 medical emergency exists and there is insufficient time for the
16 attending physician to comply with the notification
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17 requirements . If a medical emergency exists , the physician shall
18 make reasonable attempts , whenever possible , without endangering
19 the minor , to contact the parent or legal guardian , and may
20 proceed , but must document reasons for the medical necessity in
21 the patient ' s medical records . The physician shall provide
22 notice directly , in person or by telephone , t o the parent or
23 legal guardian , including details of the medical emergency and
24 any additional risks to the minor . If the parent or legal
25 guardian has not been notified within 24 hours after the
26 termination of the pregnancy , the physician shall provide notice
27 in writing , including details of the medical emergency and any
28 additional risks to the minor , signed by the physician , to the
29 last known address of the parent or legal guardian of the minor ,
30 by first-class mail and by certified mail , return receipt
31 requested , with delivery restricted to the parent or legal
32 guardian ;
33 2. Notice is waived in writing by the person who is
34 entitled to notice and such waiver is notarized , dated not more
35 than 30 days before the termination of pregnancy , and contains a
36 specific waiver of the right of the parent or legal guardian to
37 notice of the minor ' s termination of pregnancy ;
38 3. Notice is waived by the minor who is or has been
39 married or has had the disability of nonage removed under s .
40 743 . 015 or a similar statute of another state ;
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41 4. Notice is waived by the patient because the patient has
42 a minor child dependent on her ;
43 5. The minor is 16 or 17 years of age and legally
44 employed ; or
45 6 . -§-:- Notice is waived under subsection (6) .
46 (5) PARENTAL CONSENT REQUIRED . -
47 (b) The consent of a parent or guardian is not required
48 if :
49 1. Notification is not required as provided in
50 subparagraph ( 4) (b) 1 ., subparagraph ( 4) (b) 3 ., subparagraph
51 (4) (b)4 . , or subparagraph (4) (b)5 .;
52 2. Notification is not required due to the existence of a
53 waiver as provided in subparagraph (4) (b)2 . , if that waiver is
54 signed by the minor ' s parent or legal guardian , is notarized , is
55 dated within 30 days before the termination of the pregnancy ,
56 contains a specific waiver of the right of the parent or legal
57 guardian to consent to the minor ' s termination of pregnancy , and
58 a copy of the parent ' s or legal guardian ' s government-issued
59 proof of identification is attached to the waiver ;
60 3. Consent is waived under subsection (6) ;
61 4. The minor is 16 or 17 years of age and legally
62 employed ; or
63 5 . +.- In the physician ' s good faith clinical judgment , a
64 medical emergency exists and there is insufficient time for the
65 attending physician to comply with the consent requirement . If a
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66 medical emergency exists , the physician must make reasonable
67 attempts , whenever possible , and without endangering the minor ,
68 to contact the parent or legal guardian of the minor , and may
69 proceed , but must document reasons for the medical necessity in
70 the minor patient ' s medical records . The physician shall inform
71 the parent or legal guardian , in person or by telephone , within
72 24 hours after the termination of the pregnancy of the minor ,
73 including details of the medical emergency that necessitated the
74 termination of the pregnancy without the parent ' s or legal
75 guardian ' s consent . The physician shall also provide this
76 information in writing to the parent or legal guardian at his or
77 her last known address , by first - class mail or by certified
78 mail , return receipt requested , with delivery restricted to the
79 parent or legal guardian .
80
81
82 T I T L E A M E N D M E N T
83 Remove line 2 and insert :
84 An act relating to the regulation of minors ; amending
85 s . 390 . 01114 , F . S .; providing that notification and
86 consent for an abortion are not required if a minor is
87 a certain age and legally employed ;
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COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE ACTION
ADOPTED (Y /N )
ADOPTED AS AMENDED _ )YIN )
ADOPTED W/O OBJECTION _
✓ (Y/N)
FAILED TO ADOPT (Y /N )
WITHDRAWN (Y /N )
OTHER
1 Committee/Subcomm i ttee hearing bill : Regulatory Reform &
2 Economic Development Subcommittee
3 Representative Esposito offered the following:
4
5 Amendment (with title amendment}
6 Remove lines 133-295 and insert :
7 each residential subdivi sion or pl anned communit y.
8 (b) The applicant prov ides pr oof to the g overning body
9 that the applicant has pr ovided a cop y of the a ppr oved
10 pr eliminary plat , alon g with the a pproved plans , to the relevant
11 e le ctric , water, and wa stewate r utilities.
12 (c ) The applicant holds a valid per formance bond for up to
13 130 percent of the necessary utilities , roads , and stormwater
14 improvements that have not been compl eted upon s ubmi ssio n of the
15 application under this section . For purposes of master pla nned
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16 communities , as defined in s. 163 . 3202 (5) (b) , a valid
17 performance bond is required on a phase-by-phase basis .
18 (7) (a) An applicant may contract to sell , but may not
19 transfer ownership of , a residential structure or building
20 located in the residential subdivision or planned community
21 until the final plat is approved by the governing body and
22 recorded in the public records by the clerk of the circuit
23 court .
24 (b) An applicant may not obtain a final certificate of
25 occupancy for each residential structure or building for which a
26 building permit is issued until the final plat is approved by
27 the governing body and recorded in the public records by the
28 clerk of the circuit court .
29 (8) For purposes of this section , an applicant has a
30 vested right in a preliminary plat that has been approved with
31 conditions by a governing entity , if all of the following
32 conditions are met :
33 (a ) The applicant relies in good faith on the approved
34 preliminary plat or any amendments thereto ; and
35 (b ) The applicant commences and is continuing in good
36 faith with the development of the property .
37 (9) Upon the establishment of vested rights by applicant
38 in subsection (8) , a government entity may not make substantive
39 changes to the preliminary plat without the applicant ' s written
40 consent .
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41 (10 ) An applicant must indemnify and hold harmless the
42 governing body and its agents and employees from damages
43 accruing and directly related to the issuance of a building
44 permit for a residential building or structure located in the
45 residential subdivision or planned community before the approval
46 and recording of the final plat by the governing body . This
47 includes damage resulting from fire , flood , construction
48 defects , and bodily injury , but excludes infringement of vested
49 rights .
50 Section 2 . Subsection (16) of section 553 . 79 , Florida
51 Statutes , is amended to read :
52 553 . 79 Permits ; applications; issuance ; inspections.-
53 ( 16 ) EHcept as provided in paragraph (e) , a building
54 permit for a single fami l y residential dwelling must be issued
55 \1ithin 30 business days after receiving the permit application
56 unless the permit application fails to satisfy the Florida
57 Building Code or the enforcing agency's la r.10 or ordinances .
58 (a ) I f a local enforcement age n cy fails to issue a
59 building permit for a single family residential d·,,elling within
60 30 business days after receiving the permit application , it must
61 reduce the building permit fee by 10 percent for each business
62 day that it fails to meet the deadline. Each 10 percent
63 reduction shall be based on the original amount of the building
64 permit fee .
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65 (b) A loeal enforcement agency do e s not have to reduce th e
66 building permit fee if it provides written notic e to the
67 applicant , by e mail or United States Postal Service , within 30
68 business days after receiving the permit application, that
69 specifically states the reasons the permit application fails to
70 satisfy the Florida Building Code or the enforcing agency ' s laws
71 or ordinances . The written notice must aloe state that the
72 applicant has 10 business days after receiving the ·,vritten
73 notice to submit revisions to correct the permit application and
74 that failure to correct the application within 10 business days
75 wi 11 result in a denial of the appl ieation .
76 (e) The applicant has 10 business days aft e r r e ceiving th e
77 1dritten notice to address th e reasons specified by th e local
78 enforcement agency and submit revisions to correct the permit
79 application. If the app l icant submits revisions within 10
80 business days after receiving the written not ice , the l coal
81 enforcement agency has 10 business days after rece iving such
82 revisions to approve or deny the building permit unless the
83 applicant agrees to a longer period in writing . If the local
84 enforcement agency fails to issu e or deny the building permit
85 ,,ithin 10 business days after receiving the revisi o ns, it must
86 reduce the building permit f e e by 20 percent f o r the first
87 business day that it fails to meet the deadlin e unless the
88 applicant agrees to a longer period in ,,.,riting . Fo r each
89 additional business day , but not to e1tceed 5 business days , that
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90 the local enforcement agency fails to meet the deadline, the
91 building permit fee must be reduced by an additional 10 percent.
92 Each reduction shall be based on the original amount of the
93 building permit fee .
94 (d) If any building permit fees are refunded under this
95 subsection, the surcharges provided ins . 468 . 631 ors. 55 3 . 721
96 must be recalculated based on the amount of the building permit
97 fees after the refund.
98 (e) A building permit for a single family residential
99 dv.elling applied for by a contractor licensed in this state on
100 behalf of a property o,mer who participates in a Community
10 1 Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery program administ e red
102 by the Department of Economic Opportunity must be issued ,, ith in 1
10 3 15 ·.:orking days after receipt of the application unless the
104 permit application fails to satisfy the Florida Building Code or
1 05 the enforcing agency ' s la·.:s or ordinances.
1 06 Section 3 . Su bsection s (1) and ( 2 ) of sect i on 553 . 792 ,
10 7 F lorida S ta t ut es , a r e ame n ded an d s ubsection (4 ) is added to
1 08 t h at secti on, to read :
1 09 553 . 7 92 Bu il d i ng pe r mit a pp licat i on t o l ocal government . -
110 (1) ( a ) Th e l oca l g ove rnme nt mu st a pp rove , a ppr ove wi t h
11 1 co ndi t i on s , o r deny a building permit a ppl icat i on f o ll o wing
112 r eceipt of a c o mpl e t e d and s uffici e nt appli c ati o n within the
11 3 fo ll o wing time l i ne s , unl ess t h e appli c an t wa i ves s u c h li mitatio n
114 in writing :
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115 1. For an applicant using local government plans review to
116 obtain a building p ermit , within 30 business days after
117 receiving a complete and sufficient application .
118 2. For an applicant using a private provider consistent
119 withs . 553 . 791 to obtain a building permit , within 15 business
120 days after receiving a complete and sufficient application .
121 3. For an applicant for a master plan permit pursuant to
122 paragraph (e) , within 10 business days after receiving a
123 complete and sufficient application .
124 4. For an applicant for a single-family residential
125 dwelling applied for by a contractor licensed in this state on
126 behalf of a property owner who participates in a Commun ity
127 Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery program administered
128 by the Department of Econ omic Opportunity , within 10 business
129 days after receipt of the application unless the permit
130 application fails to satisfy the Florida Building Code or the
131 enforcing agency ' s laws or ordinances .
132
133 If the local government does not approve , approve with
134 conditions , or deny the completed and sufficient application
135 within the required timeframes , the application is deemed or
136 determined to be approved . A local governmen t must meet the
137 timeframes set forth in this section for reviewing building
138 permit applications , unless the timeframes set by local
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139 ordinance are mor e stringent than those pres cribed in th is
140 section .
141 (b) After Within 10 days of an applicant submits
142 submitt in g an a pplication to the l ocal government , the l oc al
143 government must pr ov i de written notice to the a pp licant within 5
144 bus in ess days after receipt of the application advising shall
145 advise th e appl i cant what information , if any , is needed to deem
14 6 or determine that th e application is proper l y completed i n
147 compliance with the filing requirements published by the local
148 government . If the l oca l government does n o t provide timel y
149 writt e n n ot i ce that the applicant h as not s ubmit ted the properly
150 co mpl eted a pplication , the application shall be automat i cal ly
151 deemed or determined to be properly completed and accepted .
152 (c )l . Within 10 business 4-§. days after receiving a
153 complet e d a pplication , a l ocal g ove rnme n t mu st provide wri t t e n
154 notice to notify an app li cant if additional information is
155 required for the local government to determine the sufficiency
15 6 of th e application , a nd the notice mu st shall spec ify the
157 additional information th at is required . The applicant may m-u-s-t-
158 submit the additional information to the local government or
159 request that the local government act without the additiona l
1 60 info rma ti o n . While t h e appl i eant responds to the request for
161 additional information , the 120 day period deoeribed in this
162 subseetion is tolled . Both parties may agree to a reasonable
1 63 request for an e1etenoio n of time, partieularly in the event of a
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Amendment No . 1
164 force FRajeure or other entraordinary eireuFRstanee . When
165 reviewing an application for a building permit , a lo cal
166 government may not request additional information from the
167 applicant more than two times , unless the applicant waives such
168 limitation in writing . If the local government requests
169 additional information for a second time , such request must be
170 within 10 business days of receiving the additional information
171 indicated in the first request , and the local g ove rnment must
172 determine the sufficiency of the application within 10 business
173 days of receiving the requested additional information. If the
174 local government does not provide timely written notice that the
175 applicant must submit additional information to determine
176 whether the application is sufficient , the application shall be
177 automatically deemed or determined to be sufficient . The local
178 governFRent FRust approve , approve with conditions , or deny the
179 application within 120 days following reeeipt of a eoFRpleted
180 application .
181 2. Before a second request for additional information may
182 be made , the local government must offer the applicant an
183 opportunity to meet in person or virtually with the local
184 government to attempt to resolve outstanding issues .
185 3. If the applicant believes the request for additional
186 information is not authorized by ordinance , rule , statute , or
187 other legal authority , the local government , at the applicant ' s
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188 written request , must process the application within 10 business
18 9 days
190
191
192 T I T L E A ME N D ME N T
193 Remove line 17 and insert :
194 the program ; providing that an applicant has a vested right in
195 an approved preliminary plat when certain conditions are met ;
196 amending s . 553 . 79 , F . S .; removing
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Bill No . HB 293 (2024)
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: Regulatory Reform &
2 Economic Development Subcommittee
3 Representative Sirois offered the following:
. 4
5 .Amendment
6 Remove line 50 and insert :
7 reinforced garage doors , erosion controls , exterior fixed
8 generators , fuel storage tanks , and other hurricane
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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: Regulatory Reform &
2 Economic Development Subcommittee
3 Representative Killebrew offered the following :
. 4
5 Amendment
6 Remove li n e 113 and insert :
7 the inoculation i s administered e-y as provided ins . 828 . 30 a
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Bill No . PCS for HB 433 (2024 )
Amendment No . 1
COMMITT EE /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 : Regulatory Reform &
2 Economic Development Subcommittee
3 Representative Gantt offered the following:
4
5 Amendment (with title amendment)
6 Remove lines 64-75
7
8
9 ---------------------- - ---------------------------- --
10 T I T L E A ME N D ME N T
11 Remove lines 9-12 and insert :
12 448.106 , F . S . ; providing
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Amendment No . 2
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 : Regulatory Reform &
2 Economic Development Subcommittee
3 Representative Eskamani offered the following :
4
5 Amendment (with title amendment)
6 Remove lines 67 -75 and insert:
7 ( 1) The regulation of the terms and conditions of
8 employment is expressly preempted to the state. Unless expressly
9 authorized by special or general law, a county , municipality ,
10 special district, or political subdivision of the state may not
11 adopt or enforce an ordinance , order , rule, or p olicy pr oviding
12 any term or condition of emplo yment that exceeds or conflicts
13 with the requirements of federal or state law relating to any
14 term o r condition of employment . An ordina nce , order , rule , or
15 p olicy that violates this section is void and unenforceable .
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Amendment No . 2
16 (2) If a local ordinance is rendered void under this
17 section , the Executive Office of the Governor shall publish in
18 substantially the following form a legal notice in a newspaper
19 and mail s uch notice via direct mail to each registered voter in
20 the district in which the local ordinance was enacted :
21
22 " BY ORDER OF GOVERNOR RON DESANTIS AND THE MAJORITY OF
23 THE FLORIDA LEGISLATURE , AND DESPITE APPROVAL BY
24 LOCAL , DEMOCRATICALLY ELECTED LEADERS , THE STATE OF
25 FLORIDA HAS DECIDED THIS LOCAL ORDINANCE IS NOW NULL
26 AND VOID BECAUSE THEY DO NOT RESPECT WORKING FAMILIES '
27 FREEDOMS TO EARN A LIVING WAGE AND WORK IN A SAFE
28 ENVIRONMENT . "
29
30
31 T I T L E A ME N D ME N T
32 Remove line 12 and insert :
33 this prohibition ; requiring the Executive Office of
34 the Governor to publish and mail a specified notice ;
35 creating s . 448 . 106 , F . S .; providing
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Amendment No . 3
COMMI TTEE /SUBCOMMITTEE ACTION
ADOPTED (Y /N )
ADOPTED AS AMENDED (Y /N )
ADOPTED W/O OBJECTION (Y /N )
FAILED TO ADOPT ,/ (Y I N)
WITHDRAWN (Y / N)
OTHER
1 Committee/Subcommit tee hearing bill: Regulatory Reform &
2 Economic Development Subcommittee
3 Representative Gantt offered the following :
4
5 Amendment (with title amendment)
6 Remove lines 115 - 123 and insert:
7 (2 ) If the Occupational Safety and Health Administration
8 or municipal and count y governments have not adopted by rule
9 requirements regulating workplace heat exposure by July 1 , 2025 ,
10 the Department of Commerce must adopt
11
12
13 T I T L E A ME N D M E N T
14 Remove lines 13-20 and insert:
15 definitions ; requiring the Department of Commerce to
16 adopt rules relating to workplace heat exposure
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Amendment No . 3
17 requirements if the Occupational Safety and Health
18 Administration or municipal and county governments
19 have not
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Amendment No . 4
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 : Regulatory Reform &
2 Economic Development Subcommittee
3 Representative Gantt offered the following :
4
5 Amendment (with title amendment)
6 Between lines 147 and 148 , insert :
7 Section 4 . Subsection (3 ) of section 448 . 110 , Florida
8 Statutes , is amended to read :
9 448.110 State minimum wage ; annual wage adjustment ;
10 enforcement . -
11 (3) Effective July 1 , 2024 , and except for a small
12 business as defined ins. 288 . 703 , employers s hall pay employees
13 a minimum wage at an hourly rate of $15 or the highest wage
14 negotiated in contracts resulting from the Living Wage
15 Ordinances $6 .1 5 for all hours worked in Fl orida . A business
16 that quali fies as a small business as defined ins . 288 . 703 ,
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Amendment No . 4
17 must incr ease the minimum wage it pays its employees in
18 accordance with the timeframe established ins. 24 (c) , Art . X of
19 the State Constitution . Only those individuals entitled to
20 receive the federal minimum wage under the federal Fair Labor
21 Standards Act, as amended , and its implementing regulations
22 shall be el igible to receive the state minimum wage pursuant to
23 s. 24 , Art . X of the State Constitution and this section . The
24 provisions of ss . 213 and 214 of the federal Fair Labor
25 Standards Act , as interpreted by applicable federal regulations
26 and implemented by the Secretary of Labor , are incorp o rated
27 herein .
28
29
30 T I T L E A ME N D ME N T
31 Remove line 26 and insert :
32 applicability ; amending s . 448.110 , F . S .; requiring
33 certain employers on a date certain to increase the
34 minimum wage it pays employees to a specified amount ;
35 providing an exception for small businesses; requiring
36 small businesses to increase the minimum wage it pays
37 employees on a specified timeframe ; providing an
38 effective date.
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H-116 (2024)
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H-116 (2024)
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D Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
I/ I Lobbyist Appearance form submitted
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Bill: Proponent D Opponent 0 Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition D Info only D
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-1 I 6 (2024)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
Committee/Subcommittee: Ee3 J2.e:f-o r fh an:/ Eco no 11J Iv De,,l/ 5c
Meeting Date: ), :1/ I?z / 9:-3
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D I wish to Appear in Person
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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
(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 IZ] Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition D Info only D
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Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2024)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
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D Lobbyist Appearance form submitted
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Bill: D Opponent ~ v e i n Support D Waive in Opposition D Info only D
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Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2024)
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Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2024)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
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Assistant at the meeting.
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H-116 (2023)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
Committee/Subcommittee: R~6U1rrog,y, I \ ~ --f "flCD,...J Df\J Sc.JG C~cE
Meeting Date: Zo:z?.- 12-c .3
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Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2024)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
Meeting Date: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
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Amendment: Proponent D Opponent Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-11 6 (2024)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
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(If you are testifying on an amend me icate your position as a proponent or opponent on the bill as a whole.)
Bill: Proponent D Waive in Opposition D Info only D
Amendment: Waive in Opposition D Info only D
H-116 (2024)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
Committee/Subcommittee: \<,e_~ ~ ~ \E&rrio('U(:, ~ : : ; ; / ; ; ,
Meeting Date : :J)er . !'3 ) 9,0.d-~
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Bill: Propane
Amendment: Proponent D Opponent D Waive in Support D Waive in Opposition D Info only D
H-11 6 (2024)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
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H-116 (2024)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
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Waive in Opposition
Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2024)
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Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-116 (2024)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
Committee/Subcommittee: R~ Rekc rv\ a.nd fu nern,' C Pev sc..
Meeting Date: ) /4}) 3 / l3
,¢. Bill/PCS/PCB Number:
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□ Appearing in response to an inquiry for information made by member, committee, or staff
□ Appearing at the written request of the chair
□ Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
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Amendment: ProponentO OpponentO Waive in Support □ Waive in Opposition □ Info only D
H-11 6 (2024)
COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE APPEARANCE RECORD
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H-116 (2024)
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□ Judge or elected officer appearing in official capacity
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H-116 (2024)
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Please fill out the entire form and submit both copies to the Committee Administrative
Assistant at the meeting.
Bill □ Amendment D
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H- 116 (2020)
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