The House voted 106-13 to approve the measure (HB 1), a priority of House Speaker Paul Renner, R-Palm Coast. The issue will go to the Senate, amid arguments from parts of the tech industry that the bill would be unconstitutional. "This is about protecting children fromaddictive technology...
The House and Senate overwhelmingly passed the bill (HB 1), which Renner has made a priority of this year's legislative session. But DeSantis has raised questions about the measure's constitutionality and whether it would infringe on parental rights. Among other things, ...
The bill, HB535, would go into effect July 1 if it passes, giving Florida’s restaurants, bars, cafes, and other service industry outlets only a few months to adjust. The main potential complication, of course, is that customers may see higher up-front meal prices as food and drink outl...
The article reports on the legislation of the House Bill (HB) 1C which requires Miami, Florida to freeze its millage rate for 2008 at the level supporting the current budget and to make additional tax cuts in 2009. The bill was passed by the Legislature to correct the city's unintended ...
HB 1, signed this spring, will establish additional protections for officers and increase penalties for looting and violence during mass demonstrations. The Legislature also passed a bipartisan police reform bill (HB 7051) that, among other things, will prohibit police from arresting young children (...
Rick Scott Leads Bill to Ban Citrus Imports from China Florida Senator Rick Scott introduced the United States Citrus Protection Act which prohibits the importation of commercially produced fresh citrus fruit from… Read More… Click Here to Load More Articles ...
New Florida Bill Aims to Bring ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Into Workplaces HB 599 would bar state employees from using their preferred pronouns, and prohibit nonprofits from training employees on issues of gender and sexuality Sunshine State By Nikki McCann Ramirez Pink to Give Away Banned Books ...
The Florida Senate passed a bill on April 28 that, among other things, includes a requirement that private employers with more than 25 employees use the federal government’s E-Verify system for newly hired employees beginning July 1, 2023.
HB 679, introduced last week by Rep. Jason Shoaf, would put guardrails around fantasy, but contrary to the current trend, it would apparently legalize pick’em involving multiple players’ performances as well as traditional fantasy contests. The pre-filed bill does not include a proposed tax ra...
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