Florida SB 480: Nonprofit Agricultural Organization Medical Benefit Plans
Status: Chapter No. 2025-54 (as of 2025-05-22)
State: Florida · Session: 2025 · Bill: SB 480
Subjects: subject index
Sponsors: Banking and Insurance, DiCeglie, Rules
Bill Text
480 Information Technology 2026-02-16T11:50:34Z Providing for a type two transfer of the duties and functions of the Florida Digital Service from the Department of Management Services to the Division of Integrated Government Innovation and Technology; creating the Division of Integrated Government Innovation and Technology (DIGIT) within the Executive Office of the Governor; requiring DIGIT to operate as the state enterprise organization for information technology governance and as the lead entity responsible for understanding needs and environments, creating standards and strategy, supporting state agency technology efforts, and reporting on the state of information technology in this state, etc. Committee Substitute 2 2026 S 2027-01-05T00:00:00Z GB General Bill c2 Florida Senate - 2026 CS for CS for SB 480 By the Committee on Appropriations; the Appropriations Committee on Agriculture, Environment, and General Government; and Senator Harrell 576-02812-26 2026480c2 1 A bill to be entitled 2 An act relating to information technology; providing 3 for a type two transfer of the duties and functions of 4 the Florida Digital Service from the Department of 5 Management Services to the Division of Integrated 6 Government Innovation and Technology; creating s. 7 14.205, F.S.; creating the Division of Integrated 8 Government Innovation and Technology (DIGIT) within 9 the Executive Office of the Governor; providing that 10 the division is a separate budget entity and must 11 prepare and submit a budget in accordance with 12 specified provisions; requiring the division to be 13 responsible for all professional, technical, and 14 administrative support to carry out its assigned 15 duties; providing for a director of the division; 16 providing that the director also serves as the state 17 chief information officer; providing for the 18 appointment of the director; prohibiting the state 19 chief information officer from having certain 20 conflicts of interest; providing the qualifications 21 for the state chief information officer; providing 22 that the deputy director also serves as the deputy 23 chief information officer; providing that the director 24 will select a state chief information security 25 officer, state chief data officer, state chief 26 technology officer, and state chief technology 27 procurement officer; transferring the state chief 28 information officer of the Department of Management 29 Services to DIGIT until the Governor appoints a 30 permanent officer; requiring that such appointment 31 occur by a specified date; amending s. 20.055, F.S.; 32 requiring agency inspectors general to review and 33 report whether certain agency practices are consistent 34 with specified reporting requirements and standards; 35 requiring such inspectors general to prepare and 36 submit a certain compliance report to certain persons 37 by a specified date annually; requiring the chief 38 inspector general to review certain reports and 39 prepare a consolidated report; requiring that such 40 report be submitted to the Executive Office of the 41 Governor and the Legislature annually by a specified 42 date; requiring certain agency heads to submit certain 43 reports to the Executive Office of the Governor and 44 the Legislature annually by a specified date; amending 45 s. 97.0525, F.S.; requiring that the Division of 46 Elections comprehensive risk assessment comply with 47 the risk assessment methodology developed by DIGIT; 48 amending s. 112.22, F.S.; defining the term “DIGIT”; 49 deleting the term “department”; revising the 50 definition of the term “prohibited application”; 51 authorizing public employers to request a certain 52 waiver from DIGIT; requiring DIGIT to take specified 53 actions; deleting obsolete language; requiring DIGIT 54 to adopt rules; amending s. 119.0725, F.S.; requiring 55 that certain confidential and exempt information be 56 made available to DIGIT; amending s. 216.023, F.S.; 57 deleting a provision requiring state agencies and the 58 judicial branch to include a cumulative inventory and 59 a certain status report of specified projects as part 60 of a budget request; deleting provisions relating to 61 ongoing technology-related projects; conforming a 62 cross-reference; amending s. 282.0041, F.S.; deleting 63 and revising definitions; defining the terms “DIGIT” 64 and “technical debt”; amending s. 282.00515, F.S.; 65 authorizing the Department of Legal Affairs, the 66 Department of Financial Services, and the Department 67 of Agriculture and Consumer Services to adopt 68 alternative standards that must be based on specified 69 industry-recognized best practices and standards; 70 requiring the departments to evaluate the adoption of 71 such standards on a case-by-case basis; requiring the 72 departments to follow specified standards
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