FL S0064

Creates the "White-Miskell Act" to regulate commercial parasailing in Florida, defining it as providing towing activities for consideration where persons are tethered to a motorboat, ascend above water, and remain suspended under a parasail.

Requires vessel owners/operators to obtain liability insurance with minimum coverage of $1 million per person and $2 million per occurrence, with proof available for inspection and customer access to policy information.

Mandates operators hold a valid U.S. Coast Guard license to carry passengers for hire and requires vessels to have a VHF Marine transceiver and electronic weather access device.

Prohibits commercial parasailing when sustained wind speeds exceed 20 mph, wind gusts exceed 15 mph difference from sustained speeds, visibility drops below 0.5 mile due to rain/fog, or when lightning storms are within 7 miles of the parasailing area.

Requires operators to maintain a weather log documenting conditions each time passengers are taken on the water, available for inspection at the business location; violations constitute a second-degree misdemeanor.