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FL H0707
Bill
Status
3/14/2020
Primary Sponsor
Health and Human Services Committee
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AI Summary
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Creates section 11.65, Florida Statutes, establishing a systematic schedule for reviewing occupational regulatory programs to evaluate costs and benefits before scheduled repeal dates
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Requires abolition of personnel positions and reversion of unexpended funds within 60 days after any occupational regulatory program expires through scheduled repeal
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Preempts local governments from regulating any occupation whose state regulatory program has been repealed under this act, unless local regulation is expressly authorized by law
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Establishes staggered repeal dates for hundreds of occupational licensing statutes: July 1, 2021 (pilots, EMTs, athletic trainers, massage therapists, etc.); July 1, 2022 (physicians, acupuncturists, funeral directors, etc.); July 1, 2023 (chiropractors, optometrists, accountants, real estate agents, etc.); July 1, 2024 (nurses, pharmacists, dentists, engineers, contractors, insurance agents, etc.)
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Allows pro rata refunds of unencumbered license fees to be requested within 1 year after a program's repeal, processed by the Chief Financial Officer
Legislative Description
Legislative Review of Occupational Regulations
Last Action
Died in Governmental Oversight and Accountability
3/14/2020