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Florida Statutes § 101.732 — Definitions relating to Elections Emergency Act.
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This section defines “Department,” “Division,” and “Emergency” for the Elections Emergency Act provisions.
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Florida Statutes § 101.733 — Election emergency; purpose; elections emergency contingency plan.
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The Governor may suspend or delay an election during an emergency, and must reschedule it with the Secretary of State’s consultation. The state elections division must also adopt an emergency contingency plan.
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Florida Statutes § 101.74 — Temporary change of polling place in case of emergency.
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If an emergency exists in a precinct during an election, the supervisor of elections may set up an additional polling place outside that precinct, and qualified electors may vote there.
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Florida Statutes § 101.75 — Municipal elections; change of dates for cause.
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A municipality may postpone or move a municipal election date in limited cases, and the election date must be set by ordinance.
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Florida Statutes § 1014.01 — Short title.
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This section and sections 1014.02 through 1014.06 may be cited as the Parents’ Bill of Rights.
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Florida Statutes § 1014.02 — Legislative findings and definition.
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The section says parents have a fundamental right to direct their minor children’s upbringing, education, and care, and it defines “parent” for this chapter.
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Florida Statutes § 1014.03 — Infringement of parental rights.
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Government entities and institutions may not infringe a parent’s rights to direct a minor child’s upbringing, education, health care, and mental health unless the action meets strict justification requirements.
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Florida Statutes § 1014.04 — Parental rights.
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Parents of a minor child in this state are entitled to direct major decisions about the child’s education, health care, records, and certain data/recordings, subject to listed exceptions.
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Florida Statutes § 1014.05 — School district notifications on parental rights.
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School district boards must adopt a parental involvement policy and give parents several ways to request information, object to materials, and opt out of certain instruction.
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Florida Statutes § 1014.06 — Parental consent for health care services.
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Health care practitioners and providers generally may not give certain services or procedures to a minor child without first getting written parental consent.
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Florida Statutes § 1015.01 — Short title.
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This section and sections 1015.02-1015.06 may be cited as the “Teachers’ Bill of Rights.”
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Florida Statutes § 1015.02 — Legislative findings.
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The Legislature says education is critically important, high-quality teachers are especially important, and teachers should have clear rights regarding their profession and classrooms.
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Florida Statutes § 1015.03 — Rights of employment.
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Public employees, including teachers, cannot be denied the right to work because of union membership or nonmembership, and teachers get protections and benefits tied to liability and discrimination.
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Florida Statutes § 1015.04 — Right to continuing education.
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Teachers are entitled to a coordinated system of professional learning, and school-related education entities must work together to provide it. Teachers employed by a school district may also receive a tuition and fee waiver for up to 6 credit hours per term at certain public institutions, subject to s. 1009.26(10).
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Florida Statutes § 1015.05 — Right to control the classroom.
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Teachers have authority to manage and discipline students in assigned classroom settings, and may take listed classroom-safety and management actions.
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Florida Statutes § 1015.06 — Right to direct classroom instruction.
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Teachers may direct classroom instruction and are entitled to receive student assessment data in time to help instruction.
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Florida Statutes § 102.012 — Inspectors and clerks to conduct elections.
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County election supervisors must appoint election boards, and election board members and clerks/inspectors must meet specified conduct and eligibility rules.
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Florida Statutes § 102.014 — Poll worker recruitment and training.
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Election supervisors must train poll workers and related officials, and certain people cannot serve or work at the polls unless they complete required training.
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Florida Statutes § 102.021 — Compensation of inspectors, clerks, and deputy sheriffs.
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Election inspectors, clerks, and deputy sheriffs serving at precincts must be paid by the supervisor of elections.
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Florida Statutes § 102.031 — Maintenance of good order at polls; authorities; persons allowed in polling rooms and early voting areas; unlawful solicitation of voters.
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This section gives election officials power to keep order at polling places and early voting sites, limits who may enter voting areas, restricts voter solicitation near polling places, and bans photography in polling rooms and early voting areas except for an elector’s own ballot.
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