United States — Florida
Florida Statutes § 711.501 — Definitions.
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This section defines terms used in sections 711.50 to 711.512.
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This section defines terms used in sections 711.50 to 711.512.
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The Chief Financial Officer must set and announce the quarterly interest rate for judgments, and certain judgments and writs must show that rate on their face.
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This section defines terms used in ss. 320.822-320.862, including buyer, code, dealer, manufacturer, supplier, and several size measures.
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Dentist applicants must apply to the department, pay an application fee up to $100, submit to background screening, and pass required written and practical exams.
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This section lets the State Board of Administration invest trust funds in listed securities and gives it specific investment powers, but it also sets portfolio caps and fiduciary rules.
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Municipal police retirement funds must be created and maintained using listed funding sources, and member contribution rates can be adjusted within stated limits.
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Inmates must pay a $5 copayment for inmate-initiated nonemergency health care visits, with specific exceptions and payment-collection rules.
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Returned checks and similar payment orders must be sent back for collection, and a service fee is added when they are returned.
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The Chief Financial Officer must invest specified state funds and keep separate accounts for each fund, while some agencies must notify the CFO regularly about money available for investment.
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This section creates the Department of Financial Services and the Financial Services Commission, identifies key heads, and sets out how the commission, offices, and divisions operate.
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This section sets rules for issuing and using obligations, including funding limits, repayment sources, sale procedures, required disclosures, and a penalty for willful disclosure violations.
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Physicians seeking or keeping an active license must show financial responsibility for medical malpractice claims, using one of the listed methods.
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The Division of Elections has subpoena and investigative powers, and it must give advisory opinions when requested under Department of State rules.
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This section lets family trust companies, licensed family trust companies, and certain foreign licensed family trust companies exercise a range of fiduciary and trust-related powers, subject to stated exceptions.
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An issuer must honor compliant presentations and dishonor noncompliant ones, follow standard banking practice, give timely discrepancy notice, and return documents after dishonor.
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The governing body may authorize and manage bonds for port facilities, including their terms, sale, form, and replacement.
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The Department of Elderly Affairs may designate certain home health agencies as teaching agencies for home and community-based care, and a teaching agency may affiliate with an academic health center and must serve as a resource for research and training.
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The division reviews contribution requests, certifies candidate eligibility, notifies candidates, and adopts appeal rules; certified candidates are entitled to fund distributions under stated matching rules.
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The department must manage inmate and employee trust-fund reporting and administration, and it may establish an employee benefit trust fund.
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Osteopathic physicians must show financial responsibility before getting, renewing, or reactivating an active license, and certain insurers must report cancellations or nonrenewals.