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FL H0305
Statewide, Standardized Assessments
The bill aimed to require the Florida Department of Education to create versions of statewide standardized tests and certain parts of the student progress monitoring system in multiple languages by a specific date. It also required the department to create a plan for how these tests and systems would be developed and used. Additionally, it allowed parents to opt their children out of taking these tests in languages other than English.
Failed House Jennifer Harris
FL H0293
Continuous Glucose Monitors
The bill proposed that Florida's Medicaid program should cover continuous glucose monitors and related supplies as durable medical equipment. It required the Agency for Health Care Administration to seek federal approval to make these changes and to provide reimbursement for the equipment. The bill would take effect once federal approval was obtained. However, the bill did not pass.
Failed House Gallop Franklin
FL H0285
Required Notice of Intent to Contact a Victim
The bill would have required anyone acting on behalf of a criminal defendant to notify the court before contacting a victim involved in a criminal case. This notification would need to be submitted within a specific timeframe and use a standard form created by the state attorney in each judicial circuit. The bill aimed to ensure victims were aware of and prepared for any contact from the defense team.
Failed House Criminal Justice Subcommittee
FL H0113
Redesignations of State University and Florida College System Institution Roads
The bill proposed that state universities and Florida College System institutions rename certain roads or parts of roads after Charlie James Kirk. If the institutions did not comply within a specified time, they would face withholding of state funds. However, the bill did not pass.
Failed House Kevin Steele
FL H0121
Nursing Education Programs
The bill proposed changes to the requirements for nursing education programs in Florida. It aimed to tighten the approval process and allow the Board of Nursing to revoke a program's approval if necessary. It also sought to change the reporting requirements for program directors and eliminate certain extensions and probationary statuses. Additionally, it would have enabled the Department of Health to conduct onsite evaluations and collect evidence during inspections.
Failed House Health & Human Services Committee
FL H0125
Charlie Kirk Day of Remembrance
The bill proposed to establish October 14 as 'Charlie Kirk Day of Remembrance' in Florida. It aimed to honor Charlie Kirk annually on this date. However, the bill did not pass and will not be enacted.
Failed House Government Operations Subcommittee
FL H0169
Acupuncture
Summary pending...
Failed House Jose Alvarez