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2019 Legislative Session Final Report 2019 LEGISLATIVE SESSION FINAL REPORT For Period Ending May 3 What follows is a list of all the bills we tracked during the 2019 Legislative Session and the final action on each bill. You will find a description of each bill that passed the 2019 Legislature starting on page 8. Bills supported by the First Amendment Foundation are marked in GREEN, those opposed in RED. COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES HB 7115 Exemption/AppLicants for President and Provost H. State Affairs Committee • Died on the House Calendar. COURT RECORDS CS/HB 363 and CS/SB 838 Exemption/MentaL HeaLth Treatment and Services Rep. David Silvers (D-West Palm Beach); Sen. Bobby Powell (D-West Palm Beach) • CS/HB 363 was tabled; CS/SB 838 was approved by both chambers. See CS/SB 838. CS/HB 597 and CS/SB 832 Adoption Records Rep. Richard Stark (D-Weston); Sen. Kevin Rader (D-Boca Raton) • CS/HB 597 passed the House and died in Senate Messages; CS/SB 832 died in committee. SB 786 Exemption/Personal Identifying Information – InvoLuntary Assessments and Treatment Sen. Lauren Book (D-Plantation) • SB 786 died in committee. CS/HB 845 and CS/SB 980 Exemption/Petitions for Protective Injunctions Rep. Brett Thomas Hage (R-The Villages); Sen. Gayle Harrell (R-Stuart) • CS/HB 845 was approved by both chambers; CS/SB 980 was tabled. See CS/HB 845. HB 1397 and CS/SB 1778 Exemption/Minor’s Petition to Waive Consent – Abortions Rep. Erin Grall (R-Vero Beach); Sen. Kelli Stargel (R-Lakeland) • HB 1397 passed the House and died in Senate Messages; CS/SB 1778 died in committee. SB 7010 and HB 7025 OGSR/Treatment-Based Drug Court Programs S. Judiciary Committee; H. Oversight, Transparency and Public Management Subcommittee • SB 7010 was tabled; HB 7025 was approved by both chambers. See HB 7025. CRIMINAL JUSTICE and LAW ENFORCEMENT SB 186 and HB 7017 Exemption/Photographs and Videos Depicting Victims of Mass VioLence Sen. Tom Lee (R-Brandon); H. Oversight, Transparency & Public Management Subcommittee • SB 186 was approved by both chambers; HB 7107 was tabled. See SB 186. HB 577 Exemption/Photographs and Videos Depicting a Victim of a SchooL Shooting or Mass VioLence Rep. Kamia Brown (D-Orlando) • HB 577 was withdrawn from consideration. CS/SB 642 and CS/HB 7125 Public Safety – Administrative SeaLing of CriminaL History Records Sen. Jeff Brandes (R-St. Petersburg); H. Judiciary Committee • CS/SB 642 was tabled; CS/HB 7125 was approved by both chambers. See CS/HB 7125 HB 747 and CS/SB 936 CriminaL History Records – Minors Rep. Dotie Joseph (D-District 108); Sen. Randolph Bracy (D-Orlando) • Both bills died in committee. HB 749 and CS/SB 938 Exemption/SeaLed CriminaL History Records – Minors Rep. Dotie Joseph (D-District 108); Sen. Randolph Bracy (D-Orlando) • Both bills died in committee. SB 966 and HB 6065 Expungement – JuveniLe Diversion Program Sen. Keith Perry (R-Gainesville); Rep. Thad Altman (R-Indian Harbor Beach) • Bothe bills died in committee. SB 1130 Exemption/Criminal Investigative Information Sen. Aaron Bean (R-Jacksonville) • SB 1130 died in committee. SB 1146 Exemption/Photographs and Videos Depicting the Killing of a Person Sen. Aaron Bean (R-Jacksonville) • SB 1146 died in committee. HB 1201 Exemption/Autopsy Reports Sen. Kristin Jacobs (D-Coconut Creek) • HB 1201 died in committee. SB 1426 Victim Rights Sen. Lauren Book (D-Plantation) • SB 1426 died in committee. EMPLOYMENT SB 394 and HB 667 EmpLoyment AppLications – CriminaL History Records Sen. Gary Farmer (D-Fort Lauderdale); Rep. Ramon Alexander (D-Tallahassee) FAF Final Report/2019 Legislative Session 06 May 2019/Page 2. • Both bills died in committee. ETHICS AND ELECTIONS SB 228 and HB 439 Exemption/Florida ELections Commission – ProbabLe Cause Determinations Sen. Joe Gruters (R-Sarasota); Rep. James Buchanan (R-North Port) • Both bills died in committee. CS/HB 7023 and CS/SB 7042 Exemption/Commission on Ethics – FinanciaL DiscLosure H. Public Integrity and Ethics Committee; S. Ethics and Elections Committee • CS/HB 7023 was approved by both chambers; CS/SB 7042 was tabled. See CS/HB 7023. EXAMINATIONS AND INVESTIGATIONS SB 236 Exemption/Sexual Harassment Sen. Lauren Book (D-Plantation) • SB 236 passed the Senate unanimously and died in House Messages. CS/SB 318 and CS/HB 601 Exemption/Reports of ChiLd Abuse Sen. Bill Montford (D-Tallahassee); Rep. Rick Roth (R-Palm Beach Gardens) • CS/SB 318 was approved by both chambers; CS/HB 601 was tabled. See CS/SB 318. HB 1055 and SB 7094 Exemption/Department of Highway Safety and Motor VehicLes Rep. Chuck Brannan (Lake City); S. Infrastructure and Security Committee • Both bills died in committee. SB 1176 Exemption/Investigations – Property Appraisers Sen. Dennis Baxley (R-Lady Lake) • SB 1176 died in committee. HB 7033 and SB 7056 OGSR/FamiLy Trust Companies – Office of FinanciaL ReguLation H. Oversight, Transparency and Public Management Subcommittee; S. Banking and Insurance Committee • HB 7033 was approved by both chambers; SB 7056 was tabled. See HB 7033. HB 7049 and SB 7050 OGSR/Investigations – Florida Consumer CoLLection Practices Act H. Oversight, Transparency and Public Management Subcommittee; S. Banking and Insurance Committee • HB 7049 was approved by both chambers; SB 7050 was tabled. See HB 7049. SB 7052 and HB 7097 OGSR/Examinations – InformaL Enforcement Actions S. Banking and Insurance Committee; H. Oversight, Transparency and Public Management Subcommittee • SB 7052 was tabled; HB 7097 was approved by both chambers. See HB 7097. HOME ADDRESSES CS/HB 203 and CS/SB 248 Exemption/Home Addresses Sen. Ardian Zika (R-Land O’Lakes); Sen. Ed Hooper (R-Palm Harbor) FAF Final Report/2019 Legislative Session 06 May 2019/Page 3. • CS/HB 203 was tabled; CS/SB 248 was substituted and was approved by both chambers. See CS/SB 248. HB 635 and SB 746 Exemption/Home Addresses – JudiciaL Assistants Rep. Elizabeth Fetterhoff (R-DeLand); Sen. Tom Wright (R-Port Orange) • HB 635 died in committee; SB 746 passed the Senate and died in House Messages. CS/SB 1796 Exemption/Home Addresses – Commission on Offender Review and SchooL Administrators Sen. Keith Perry (R-Gainesville) • CS/SB 1796 died in committee. SB 7004 and HB 7009 OGSR/Department of HeaLth – Home Addresses S. Health Policy Committee; H. Oversight, Transparency and Public Management Subcommittee • SB 7004 was tabled; HB 7009 was approved by both chambers. See HB 7009. LICENSED PROFESSIONALS CS/SB 7080 Exemption/Physician Licensure Compact S. Health Policy Committee • CS/SB 7080 died in committee. MEDICAL RECORDS SB 560 and HB 1347 Exemption/Physician Abortion Reports Sen. Joe Gruters (R-Sarasota); Rep. Tommy Gregory (R-Bradenton • Both bills died in committee. SB 7048 DiscLosure of ConfidentiaL Records S. Children, Families and Elder Affairs Committee • Passed the Senate unanimously. Died in House Messages. PERSONAL INFORMATION HB 553 Exemption/Certificates of Possession - AssauLt Weapons and Large-Capacity Magazines Rep. Carlos Guillermo Smith (D-Winter Park) • HB 553 died in committee. CS/HB 591 and CS/SB 600 Exemption/PubLic UtiLity Records Rep. Clay Yarborough (R-Jacksonville); Sen. Audrey Gibson (D-Jacksonville) • CS/HB 591 was approved by both chambers; CS/SB 600 was tabled. See CS/SB 600. HB 699 Exemption/HeaLthy Florida Program Rep. Amy Mercado (D-Orlando) • HB 699 died in committee. HB 1071 and SB 1346 Exemption/HomeLess Management Information System FAF Final Report/2019 Legislative Session 06 May 2019/Page 4. Rep. Margaret Good (D-Sarasota); Sen. Joe Gruters (R-Sarasota) • Both bills died in committee. CS/HB 1249 and CS/SB 1622 Exemption/Foster Parents and Foster Parent AppLicants – Names Rep. Toby Overdorf (R-Stuart); Sen. Bill Montford (D-Tallahassee) • CS/HB 1249 passed the House and died in Senate Messages. CS/SB 1622 died on the Senate calendar. SB 7000 OGSR/DentaL Workforce Surveys – PersonaL Identifying Information S. Health Policy Committee • SB 7000 died in committee. NOTE: Because SB 7000 failed to pass, the exemption, s. 466.051, F.S., will sunset on October 2, 2019. HB 7005 and SB 7018 OGSR/AnimaL Researchers – PersonaL Identifying Information H. Oversight, Transparency and Public Management Subcommittee; S. Education Committee • HB 7005 was tabled; SB 7018 was approved by both chambers. See SB 7018. HB 7007 and SB 7036 OGSR/ToLL FaciLities – PersonaL Identifying Information H. Oversight, Transparency and Public Management Subcommittee; S. Infrastructure and Security Committee • HB 7007 was tabled; SB 7036 was approved by both chambers. See SB 7036. SB 7034 and HB 7037 OGSR/Automated License PLate Recognition Systems – PersonaL Identifying Information S. Infrastructure and Security Committee; H. Oversight, Transparency and Public Management Subcommittee • SB 7034 was approved by both chambers; HB 7037 was tabled. See SB 7034. SB 7044 and HB 7059 OGSR/PersonaL Identifying Information – ConceaLed Weapon Permits S. Criminal Justice Committee; H. Oversight, Transparency and Public Management Subcommittee • SB 7044 was tabled; HB 7059 was approved by both chambers. See HB 7059. PROPRIETARY INFORMATION HB 761 and CS/SB 1414 Exemption/Trade Secrets Rep. Ralph Massullo, Jr. (R-Beverly Hills); Sen. Joe Gruters (R-Sarasota) SB 1016 Exemption/AppLications – Florida Motion Picture CapitaL Corporation Sen. Annette Taddeo (D-Miami) • SB 1016 died in committee. SB 7054 and HB 7091 OGSR/Insurance Flood Loss ModeL S. Banking and Insurance Committee; H. Oversight, Transparency and Public Management Subcommittee • SB 7054 was tabled; HB 7091 was approved by both chambers. See HB 7091. FAF Final Report/2019 Legislative Session 06 May 2019/Page 5. PUBLIC MEETINGS HB 265 and SB 518 Public Meetings Rep. Newt Newton (D-St. Petersburg); Sen. Kevin Rader (D-Boca Raton) • Both bills died in committee. CS/HB 995 and CS/SB 1004 PubLic Meetings – RegionaL Agencies and PLanning CounciLs Rep. Joe Geller (D-Dania Beach); Sen. Jose Javier Rodriguez (D-Miami) • CS/HB 995 passed the House and died in Senate Messages; CS/SB 1004 died in committee.
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