Florida SB 1452: Prescription Drug Importation Programs

Bill Text

1452 
Department of Financial Services 
2026-03-16T04:11:34Z 
Revising the subsystem used for a certain report of disbursements made; deleting the Department of Financial Services’ authority to make semimonthly salary payments; revising eligibility requirements for a hurricane mitigation inspection under the My Safe Florida Home Program; deleting provisions regarding the reporting structure for charts of accounts relating to the use of public funds by governmental entities; providing that redemption in cash or through a debit card transaction shall be treated the same; revising the timelines and conditions under which stock, other equity interests, or debt of a business association is considered abandoned; ratifying specified rules relating to legal tender for the sole and exclusive purpose of satisfying conditions on effectiveness pursuant to chapter 2025-100, Laws of Florida, etc. 
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 2 An act relating to the Department of Financial 
 3 Services; amending s. 17.11, F.S.; revising the 
 4 subsystem used for a certain report of disbursements 
 5 made; amending s. 17.13, F.S.; requiring the 
 6 replacement, rather than the duplication, of lost or 
 7 destroyed warrants; amending s. 110.113, F.S.; 
 8 deleting the Department of Financial Services’ 
 9 authority to make semimonthly salary payments; 
 10 amending s. 112.3135, F.S.; authorizing a public 
 11 official to take specified actions regarding the 
 12 employment of a relative as a firefighter; amending s. 
 13 215.5586, F.S.; defining terms; revising eligibility 
 14 requirements for a hurricane mitigation inspection 
 15 under the My Safe Florida Home Program; revising the 
 16 circumstances under which applicants may submit a 
 17 subsequent hurricane mitigation inspection 
 18 application; deleting the requirement that licensed 
 19 inspectors determine mitigation measures during 
 20 initial inspections of eligible homes; deleting 
 21 inspectors’ authorization to inspect townhouses; 
 22 revising the criteria for eligibility for a hurricane 
 23 mitigation grant; deleting an expiration date; 
 24 revising the list of improvements for which grants may 
 25 be used; requiring that improvements be identified in 
 26 the final hurricane mitigation inspection to receive 
 27 grant funds; deleting a provision related to grants 
 28 for townhouses; authorizing the program to accept a 
 29 specified certification directly from applicants; 
 30 requiring applicants who receive grants to finalize 
 31 construction and request a final inspection within a 
 32 specified timeframe; specifying that an application is 
 33 deemed abandoned, rather than withdrawn, under certain 
 34 circumstances; requiring the department to notify 
 35 applicants within a specified timeframe before an 
 36 application is deemed abandoned; authorizing 
 37 applicants to submit a subsequent application under 
 38 certain circumstances; authorizing the department to 
 39 determine that an application is not abandoned under 
 40 certain circumstances; amending s. 215.89, F.S.; 
 41 deleting provisions regarding the reporting structure 
 42 for charts of accounts relating to the use of public 
 43 funds by governmental entities; amending s. 215.93, 
 44 F.S.; revising the subsystems of the Florida Financial 
 45 Management Information System; amending s. 215.94, 
 46 F.S.; providing that the department is the functional 
 47 owner of the Financial Management Subsystem rather 
 48 than the Florida Accounting Information Resource 
 49 Subsystem; revising the functions of such subsystem; 
 50 amending s. 215.96, F.S.; revising the composition of 
 51 the coordinating council; deleting a requirement for 
 52 the design and coordination staff; requiring that 
 53 minutes of meetings be available to interested 
 54 persons; revising the composition of ex officio 
 55 members of the council; revising the duties, powers, 
 56 and responsibilities of the council to include 
 57 reviewing and coordinating annual workplans for a 
 58 specified purpose; amending ss. 215.985, 216.102, and 
 59 216.141, F.S.; conforming provisions to changes made 
 60 by the act; amending s. 440.13, F.S.; revising the 
 61 timeframe in which health care providers must petition 
 62 the department to resolve utilization and 
 63 reimbursement disputes; revising petition service 
 64 requirements; revising the timeframe in which carriers 
 65 must submit certain documentation to the department; 
 66 revising the timeframe in which the panel determining 
 67 the statewide schedule of maximum reimbursement 
 68 allowances must submit certain recommendations to the 
 69 Legislature; creating s. 497.1411, F.S.; defining the 
 70 term “applicant”; specifying that certain applicants 
 71 are permanently barred from licensure; specifying that 
 72 certain applicants are su