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United States — Florida
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This section limits payment and enforcement of monetary judgments against the state or state agencies unless there is an appropriation made by law.
United States — Florida
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Bills and joint resolutions must be enrolled on paper before presentation or filing; certain coded indicators must not be deleted; the Department of State prescribes and supplies the paper; and the Legislature pays the paper cost.
United States — Florida
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Courts, municipalities, and state agencies must continue certain proceedings during legislative sessions and related buffer periods when the stated legislator-related conditions and notice requirements are met.
United States — Florida
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The Chief Financial Officer may pay certain legislative salaries, travel, and expenses, and legislative expense vouchers must be preaudited.
United States — Florida
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This section sets legislative salaries, travel and subsistence payments, intradistrict expense allowances, and budget procedures for the Legislature.
United States — Florida
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Laws that give state legislators a monetary supplement from county funds are repealed.
United States — Florida
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The Legislature says its standing and select committees and other legislative units are not state agencies, and executive-branch officials may not control their funds or employees.
United States — Florida
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Legislative committees may invite people, review agency work, inspect records, issue subpoenas, and take testimony; witnesses get travel reimbursement, and false swearing or noncompliance can trigger contempt or felony consequences.
United States — Florida
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The House of Representatives and the Senate must provide specified support services to their members and committees.
United States — Florida
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The Office of Legislative Services must provide needed joint support services and deliver required legislative vouchers to the Chief Financial Officer.
United States — Florida
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A legislative contingency fund is created and must be disbursed by the Chief Financial Officer when authorized vouchers are received.
United States — Florida
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A permanent statutory revision plan is created and is to be implemented and maintained under the supervision of the Office of Legislative Services.
United States — Florida
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The Office of Legislative Services must carry out statutory revision work, including studying statutes, preparing reviser’s bills, updating and republishing the Florida Statutes, and making specified edits or omissions.
United States — Florida
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This section adopts Florida Statutes 2025 as the official statute law and says it takes effect immediately upon publication.
United States — Florida
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This section repeals Florida statutes of a general and permanent nature that were enacted by Florida or the Territory of Florida on or before the 2024 regular legislative session, unless they are included or continued in force by the referenced Florida Statutes provisions.
United States — Florida
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Florida Statutes adopted now or later do not repeal special, local, limited, or special-in-nature statutes.
United States — Florida
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Laws enacted after the 2024 regular session are not repealed by the adoption of the Florida Statutes 2025 and continue to have full effect.
United States — Florida
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Repealing a statute under this provision does not affect rights that already accrued before the repeal or civil remedies in pending suits.
United States — Florida
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If a civil-part statute that creates a crime or punishment conflicts with a criminal-law statute, the criminal-law statute controls.
United States — Florida
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The Office of Legislative Services must keep the statutory revision system going, distribute Florida Statutes copies, set the sale price, and deposit sale proceeds in the Legislature’s Grants and Donations Trust Fund.