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FL S0300

Bill

Status

Failed

3/10/2018

Primary Sponsor

Governmental Oversight and Accountability

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Origin

Senate

2018 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Change timeframe for acknowledging complaints from 3 to 5 working days, and revise fact-finding report deadline from 90 to 180 days after receiving a complaint.

  • Reduce timeframe for conciliation attempts from 60 to 35 days after receiving the fact-finding report, and reduce timeframe for agency implementation of corrective actions from 20 to 35 days before investigation termination.

  • Shorten deadline for complainants to appeal to the Public Employees Relations Commission from 60 to 21 days after notice of investigation termination.

  • Redefine commission quorum requirements to consist of a majority of currently appointed commissioners, rather than seven members, with three commissioners required for panels.

  • Remove requirement for facilities or communities to register with the commission to claim Fair Housing Act exemptions, and eliminate commission rules requirements related to registration fees and procedures.

  • Extend timeframe for civil action in club discrimination cases from 30 to 45 days after notice of intent to resolve, and remove requirement that commission investigate alleged discrimination within 30 days.

  • Add requirement that commission notify aggrieved persons when it fails to conciliate or determine reasonable cause within 180 days, with civil action deadline of 1 year after notice is mailed.

Legislative Description

Florida Commission on Human Relations

Last Action

Died in Rules

3/10/2018

Committee Referrals

Rules2/14/2018
Judiciary2/1/2018
Governmental Oversight and Accountability9/29/2017

Full Bill Text

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