Florida Statutes § 593.21 — Monitoring of health complaints by Department of Health; hotline; rulemaking authority.
When a pesticide emergency response involves aerial spraying in an urbanized area, the Department of Health must monitor related health problems, run a toll-free complaint hotline, and keep records of calls. The Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services must adopt rules for stopping use of a pesticide, in consult
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When a pesticide emergency response involves aerial spraying in an urbanized area, the Department of Health must monitor related health problems, run a toll-free complaint hotline, and keep records of calls. The Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services must adopt rules for stopping use of a pesticide, in consultation with the Department of Health.
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