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FL S0108
Bill
AI Summary
- Requires agencies to publish a notice of rule development within 30 days after the effective date of a law requiring rulemaking, and to publish a notice of proposed rule within 180 days of the most recent notice of rule development, with quarterly statements to the Joint Administrative Procedures Committee explaining any delays
- Mandates that all agency rules adopted before July 1, 2025, be reviewed by July 1, 2030, with at least 20% reviewed per year, and requires rules adopted after July 1, 2025, to be reviewed in the fifth year following adoption — agencies must determine whether each rule has current statutory authority, is consistent with legislative intent, and is in proper form
- Expands requirements for statements of estimated regulatory costs by defining 17 categories of "transactional costs" (including equipment, labor, insurance, training, and reduced revenue), requiring the Governor's rules ombudsman to prescribe a standardized form, and requiring agencies to include market impacts such as changes to customer charges and goods/services values
- Strengthens transparency requirements for materials incorporated by reference in rules, mandating text-searchable electronic formats for materials proposed after July 1, 2025, and requiring emergency rules to be published in full in both the Florida Administrative Code and the Florida Administrative Register
- Requires agencies issuing licenses to track and report compliance with statutory licensing timeframes beginning October 1, 2025, including data on application volumes, processing times, extension requests, and appeals, with the committee publishing a consolidated annual licensing performance report
Legislative Description
Administrative Procedures
Last Action
Chapter No. 2025-189
6/30/2025
Committee Referrals
Rules2/12/2025
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