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FL S1228
Bill
Status
12/12/2019
Primary Sponsor
Agriculture
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AI Summary
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Requires both amusement ride owners and managers to meet safety standards, expanding responsibility beyond just owners
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Creates a separate temporary amusement ride permit system with 6-month validity, requiring new permits each time rides are relocated, with applications due at least 14 days before first use at a new location
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Increases maximum civil penalties from $2,500 (Class II) to $10,000 (Class III) per violation per day, with an additional Class IV penalty of $10,000 or more if violations result in serious injury or death to patrons
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Removes the complete exemption for museums and trade shows, instead exempting them only from permit, inspection, and fee requirements while allowing department investigation following complaints or accidents
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Grants the department authority to subpoena witnesses, compel testimony, and require production of documents in examinations and investigations related to amusement ride safety
Legislative Description
Amusement Rides
Last Action
Laid on Table, refer to CS/HB 1275
3/12/2020