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FL H1435

Bill

Status

Failed

3/14/2020

Primary Sponsor

Public Integrity and Ethics Committee

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Origin

House of Representatives

2020 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Reporting individuals (excluding elected officers) and procurement employees may solicit or accept gifts of any value from vendors, lobbyists, or their principals if they or their child has suffered a serious bodily injury or been diagnosed with a serious disease or illness

  • "Serious bodily injury" is defined as a physical condition creating substantial risk of death, serious disfigurement, or protracted loss of bodily function requiring extended care and treatment

  • "Serious disease or illness" includes cancer and other conditions causing significant functional impairment requiring extended care and treatment

  • Gifts accepted under this exception must be used exclusively for expenses related to the care and treatment of the affected individual or child, and standard reporting requirements still apply

  • Amends lobbying expenditure prohibitions in both legislative (s. 11.045) and executive branch (s. 112.3215) statutes to allow these donations for employees; effective July 1, 2020

Legislative Description

Public Officers and Employees

Last Action

Died in State Affairs Committee

3/14/2020

Committee Referrals

State Affairs2/10/2020
Public Integrity and Ethics Committee1/17/2020

Full Bill Text

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