Florida SB 1666: Vessels
Status: Chapter No. 2019-54 (as of 2019-05-24)
State: Florida · Session: 2019 · Bill: SB 1666
Subjects: reclamation, and use, subject index, vessels
Sponsors: Flores
Bill Text
1666 Department of Business and Professional Regulation 2026-01-09T09:42:27Z Revising the list of boards and programs established under the Division of Professions within the department; designating the Division of Professions of the department as the division overseeing yacht and ship brokers; deleting a requirement that the board regulating cosmetologists or cosmetology specialists review an applicant’s criminal record; renaming the Certified Public Accountant Education Minority Assistance Advisory Council as the Certified Public Accountant Education Opportunity Assistance Advisory Council; revising the quorum requirements of the Construction Industry Licensing Board, etc. Original Filed Version 2026 S 2026-07-01T00:00:00Z GB General Bill __ Florida Senate - 2026 SB 1666 By Senator Burgess 23-00733B-26 20261666__ 1 A bill to be entitled 2 An act relating to the Department of Business and 3 Professional Regulation; amending s. 20.165, F.S.; 4 revising the list of boards and programs established 5 under the Division of Professions within the 6 department; conforming provisions to changes made by 7 the act; amending s. 326.002, F.S.; designating the 8 Division of Professions of the department as the 9 division overseeing yacht and ship brokers; amending 10 s. 326.006, F.S.; designating the Professional 11 Regulation Trust Fund as the trust fund related to the 12 regulation of yacht and ship brokers; revising that 13 all fees related to the regulation of yacht and ship 14 brokers be deposited in the Professional Regulation 15 Trust Fund, rather than the Division of Florida 16 Condominiums, Timeshares, and Mobile Homes Trust Fund; 17 amending s. 399.035, F.S.; revising elevator 18 accessibility requirements for ambulance stretchers; 19 amending s. 455.02, F.S.; providing that members of 20 the Armed Forces in good standing and their spouses or 21 surviving spouses who apply to administrative boards 22 or programs for licensure are required to submit 23 fingerprints only for those professions that require 24 fingerprints for initial licensure; amending s. 25 455.213, F.S.; deleting a requirement that the board 26 regulating cosmetologists or cosmetology specialists 27 review an applicant’s criminal record; requiring 28 specified persons or entities to create and maintain 29 an account with the department’s online system; 30 requiring such persons or entities to provide 31 specified information on the department’s online 32 system; requiring such persons to use forms furnished 33 by the department; prohibiting the department from 34 processing an application not submitted through its 35 online system; amending s. 471.015, F.S.; revising the 36 criteria for the Board of Professional Engineers to 37 certify applicants as qualified for licensure by 38 endorsement as engineers; amending s. 473.3065, F.S.; 39 renaming the Certified Public Accountant Education 40 Minority Assistance Advisory Council as the Certified 41 Public Accountant Education Opportunity Assistance 42 Advisory Council; revising the purpose of the Clay 43 Ford Scholarship Program; revising eligibility 44 criteria for receipt of the scholarship; revising the 45 criteria for membership and filling a vacancy on the 46 council; amending s. 475.628, F.S.; prohibiting the 47 board regulating appraisers from adopting standards 48 that violate the laws of this state; deleting a 49 requirement that an appraiser comply with certain 50 standards for nonfederally related transactions; 51 amending s. 476.034, F.S.; revising the definition of 52 the term “barbershop”; amending s. 476.054, F.S.; 53 deleting certain prohibitions on term limits for 54 persons appointed to serve on the Barbers’ Board; 55 amending s. 476.064, F.S.; deleting what constitutes a 56 quorum at board meetings; amending s. 476.184, F.S.; 57 requiring the department to adopt rules; requiring a 58 mobile barbershop to comply with all licensure and 59 operating requirements that apply to a barbershop at a 60 fixed location; providing an exception; requiring a 61 mobile barbershop to have a permanent business address 62 in a specified location; requiring that certain 63 records be kept at the permanent business address; 64 requiring a mobile barbershop licenseholder to file 65 with the department a written monthly itinerary that 66 provides certain information; requiring a mobile 67 barbershop licenseholder to comply with certain laws 68 and ordinances; making technical changes; amending s. 69 476.188, F.S.; providing that a barbershop must be 70 licensed, rather than registered, with the department; 71 authorizing the practice of barbering to be performed 72 in a location other than a licensed barbershop under 73 certain circumstances; conforming provisions to 74 changes made by the act; amending s. 477.015, F.S.; 75 revising t
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