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United States — Florida
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The Governor must appoint three commissioners, subject to Senate confirmation, and the appointed commissioners must carry out listed uniform-law duties.
United States — Florida
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Executive branch agencies cannot control legislative employees’ number, pay, or supervision; those personnel decisions belong to the Legislature.
United States — Florida
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Legislative employees must not disclose certain request details, may not give legal advice except to Legislature members or staff, and full-time legislative employees need written permission for other employment.
United States — Florida
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The Legislative Auditing Committee may investigate audit-related matters and use subpoena powers, and it must direct fund withholding in certain noncompliance cases.
United States — Florida
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This section sets the appointment, qualifications, duties, office rules, and restrictions for the Auditor General.
United States — Florida
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This section defines audit-related terms and sets duties, powers, reporting steps, and deadlines for the Auditor General and certain audited entities.
United States — Florida
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Officers subject to audit must keep enough information in their public records and make it available on demand; people and officers must also provide access and produce needed audit materials, or face misdemeanor and removal consequences.
United States — Florida
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OPAAGA may examine listed entities and records, and related officials/agencies must receive findings, respond within stated deadlines, and provide post-report data; certain work papers are exempt from the State Constitution public-records provision.
United States — Florida
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State agencies must report on implementation of recently enacted legislation to the Legislature and the Executive Office of the Governor.
United States — Florida
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Florida legislators must review proposed new regulation of professions or occupations using listed criteria, and proponents must provide written supporting information on request.
United States — Florida
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The Legislative Budget Commission is created and must meet at least quarterly, follow joint rules, and has powers to review budget amendments and related budget matters.
United States — Florida
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Creates the Government Efficiency Task Force and sets rules for its membership, meetings, duties, reporting, and member reimbursement.
United States — Florida
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Sections 11.93-11.9352 may be cited as the “Article V Constitutional Convention Act.”
United States — Florida
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Sections 11.93 to 11.9352 apply when an Article V convention is called to propose amendments to the U.S. Constitution.
United States — Florida
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This section defines several terms used in sections 11.93 to 11.9352.
United States — Florida
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A person can be appointed as a delegate or alternate delegate to an Article V convention only if they live in Florida, are a registered voter, and are not a lobbyist or required to register as one.
United States — Florida
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When an Article V convention is called, the Senate and House must appoint Florida’s delegates and alternate delegates.
United States — Florida
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A person can be appointed as a delegate or alternate delegate only if they get a majority vote in each chamber.
United States — Florida
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The Legislature may recall and replace delegates or alternate delegates, and may fill vacancies in those offices. If both offices are vacant while the Legislature is not in session, the Senate President and House Speaker must call a special session to make appointments.
United States — Florida
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The Legislature must appoint or recall delegates or alternate delegates by concurrent resolution.