United States — Florida
Florida Statutes § 580.141 — Reports.
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The department must send an annual report to legislative leaders by October 1 each year about commercial feed and feedstuff in the state.
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United States — Florida
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The department must send an annual report to legislative leaders by October 1 each year about commercial feed and feedstuff in the state.
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The department must cancel improperly issued title certificates and, in related cases, notify affected people, demand return of documents and plates, and may investigate and subpoena witnesses and records.
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including commercial feed, distributor, department, registrant, and related feed terms.
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Licensees must pay fertilizer inspection fees, file quarterly tonnage reports, keep records, and allow department examination of records.
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Certain charitable organizations or sponsors must file an annual financial statement, or may use qualifying IRS forms instead; the filing may need audit/review depending on contribution levels.
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Licensees may practice only with active status, must renew before expiration, and may change status subject to fees and reactivation conditions.
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During a declared emergency, the Governor and Cabinet and the Department of Revenue executive director may adjust certain tax-related rules, and out-of-state businesses and employees doing emergency work get temporary presence and licensing relief.
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This section lets a qualifying group become a minor political party by filing specific documents, gives party electors a right to participate, and requires the party and election officials to follow filing, governance, notice, and cancellation procedures.
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This section lets officers stop and weigh vehicles suspected of being overloaded, sets penalties for weight and registration violations, and creates review procedures.
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This section defines medical marijuana terms and sets rules for physicians, patients, caregivers, registry cards, and treatment centers.
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This section bars anyone from paying, giving, receiving, or agreeing to a contingency fee tied to legislative action, with exceptions for claims bills and certain preexisting contracts.
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A taxpayer may challenge certain tax-related assessments or refund denials in circuit court or through chapter 120, but must follow registration, timing, payment, bond, and venue requirements.
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This section creates a Florida securities exemption, but only if the issuer and offering meet listed conditions, disclosure, funding, filing, and investor-limit rules.
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Family trust companies must keep specified ownership records and provide them to examiners or the office; the office must retain certain records for at least 10 years and set copy fees.
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The department must license and regulate DUI programs, set rules and fees, and oversee program compliance and evaluation.
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This section sets rules for telehealth providers, including practice standards, registration for some out-of-state professionals, recordkeeping, and limits on certain telehealth uses.
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Blood establishments in the state may operate only if they follow specified federal rules, and certain blood establishments must post required information online.
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This section lets the department design, issue, regulate, and sell temporary tags, sets fees and validity periods, and punishes unlawful use or issuance.
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The department must provide a release orientation program and related reentry support for eligible inmates and released inmates.
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People seeking a license must apply in writing to the department, use the department’s form, and include a Social Security number. The section also sets criminal-record review rules, fee waivers, and some board/department powers and duties.