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FL S1716
Bill
AI Summary
SB 1716 Summary
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Extends the deadline for filing whistleblower retaliation complaints with the Florida Commission on Human Relations from 60 days to 365 days after a prohibited personnel action occurs.
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Reduces the timeframe for the commission to provide a fact-finding report from 90 days to 180 days after receiving a complaint, and shortens the period to attempt conciliation from 60 days to 35 days before terminating an investigation.
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Changes the quorum requirement for commission business from a fixed seven members to a majority of currently appointed commissioners, with panels requiring three commissioners instead of a fixed minimum.
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Eliminates the registration requirement for facilities or communities claiming Fair Housing Act exemptions and removes commission rules provisions related to registration fees and procedures.
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Removes the requirement for the commission or Attorney General to investigate discriminatory club practices within a specified timeframe and extends the timeframe to commence civil action from 30 days to 45 days after failing to resolve a complaint.
Legislative Description
Florida Commission on Human Relations
Last Action
Died in Governmental Oversight and Accountability
5/5/2017