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Shumaker Advisors 2022 Florida Legislative Session Weekly Newsletter, Week Nine | JD Supra
HIGHLIGHTS - The final week of the 2022 Legislative Session concluded today in Tallahassee. Lawmakers have nearly completed their business for the year, with only a final vote on the budget remaining. The legislature will convene for one final meeting on Monday to take a vote on the state spending plan after it has “cooled off” for the required 72 hours after its presentation yesterday, with initial questioning and debate being held today. Please see full Newsletter below for more information.
Shumaker Advisors 2022 Florida Legislative Session Weekly Newsletter, Week Eight | JD Supra
HIGHLIGHTS - Only one week remains in this year’s Legislative Session in Florida. A focal point of the penultimate week of session was on budget negotiations, with joint conference committees holding their first meetings on Tuesday morning. Conference meetings continued through Thursday, and remaining points of contention within budget silos are now the responsibility of the budget committee chairs.
Shumaker Advisors 2022 Florida Legislative Session Weekly Newsletter, Week Seven | JD Supra
HIGHLIGHTS - The seventh week of Florida’s 2022 Legislative Session concluded today in Tallahassee, leaving only 15 business days remaining in the session. This week, House members spent a great deal of time both on the floor and in committee, debating several of the more controversial bills of the year and forwarding numerous bills to the Senate or to the Governor.
Shumaker Advisors 2022 Florida Legislative Session Weekly Newsletter, Week Six | JD Supra
The sixth week of Florida’s 2022 Legislative Session concluded today in Tallahassee. There are now three weeks remaining in this year’s session, during which time legislators are set to tackle budget negotiations and debate more bills. This week, both chambers approved their budget proposals on the floor and continued moving bills through committees, convening in subcommittee meetings for the final time this session.
Shumaker Advisors 2022 Florida Legislative Session Weekly Newsletter, Week Five | JD Supra
HIGHLIGHTS - The fifth week of Florida’s 2022 Regular Legislative Session concluded in Tallahassee today. As of Wednesday, 30 out of 60 days of session have passed, marking the halfway point for the year’s session scheduled to end with a ceremonial Sine Die on March 11th. A focal point of this week was House and Senate Appropriations Committees considering and discussing their statewide budget proposals for Fiscal Year 2022- 2023, totaling $105.3 billion and $108.6 billion, respectively.
Shumaker Advisors 2022 Florida Legislative Session Weekly Newsletter, Week Four | JD Supra
HIGHLIGHTS - The fourth week of Florida’s 2022 Regular Legislative Session concluded today. With five weeks remaining in this year’s session, the legislature is approaching the halfway point of their time in Tallahassee for 2022. As of this week, 35 bills have passed the Senate and await passage in the House. One bill, the joint resolution to establish newly drawn state House and Senate districts, has passed in both chambers as of Wednesday.
Shumaker Advisors 2022 Florida Legislative Session Weekly Newsletter, Week Two | JD Supra
HIGHLIGHTS - The 2022 Florida Legislative Session continued on Tuesday, after observation of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day on Monday. In their second week, the legislature continued to move bills through committees, and the Senate passed on the first bills of Session to House messages, which include extended health care provider liability protections and a map of redrawn congressional districts.
Shumaker Advisors 2022 Florida Legislative Session Weekly Newsletter | JD Supra
Tuesday kicked off the 2022 Florida Legislative Session with opening remarks from House Speaker Chris Sprowls and Senate President Wilton Simpson, along with a State of the State address from Governor Ron DeSantis. A majority of their priorities are aligned, with education, environment, and public safety once again being at the top of the legislature’s agenda.
New Florida Laws Effective October 1, 2021 | JD Supra
[co-author: Jordyn Ferguson] As of October 1st, 27 new bills from the 2021 Legislative Session have taken effect. A number of bills passed during the 2021 Florida Legislative session were effective upon approval by Governor DeSantis, and many others took effect on July 1st. Some highlights from newly-effective bills, as well as a complete list, can be found below. One of the substantial bills is HB 833, by Representative Tomkow, which restricts the usage of a person’s DNA without express consent.
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