RECAP: Insurance-Related Legislative Committee Action–Wednesday, April 22
Apr 23, 2009
Florida House of Representatives Session
The Florida House of Representatives held Session on Wednesday, April 22, during which it heard the following insurance-related bills:
- CS/CS/HB 845 relating to Self-Insurance Funds by the House of Representatives General Government Policy Council and State Representative Brad Drake (R-DeFuniak Springs)
- Update: CS/CS/HB 845 was read a second time and an amendment was adopted. CS/CS/HB 845 was placed on the House Calendar for Thursday, April 23, to be read a third time. To view the most recent bill analysis, click here.
- CS/CS/HB 453 relating to Tax Credits for Contributions to Nonprofit Scholarship-funding Organizations by the House of Representatives Finance and Tax Council and State Representative Will Weatherford (R-Wesley Chapel)
- Update: CS/CS/HB 453 was read a second time and placed on the House Calendar for Thursday, April 23, to be read a third time. To view the most recent bill analysis, click here.
The House of Representatives Session Calendar may be viewed by clicking here.
Florida Senate Session
The Florida Senate held Session on Wednesday, April 22, during which it heard the following insurance-related bills:
- CS/CS/SB 2252 relating to Professional Liability Claims by the Senate Committee on General Government Appropriations and State Senator Carey Baker (R-Eustis)
- Update: CS/CS/SB 2252 was read a second time and two amendments were adopted. CS/CS/SB 2252 was ordered engrossed and the engrossed text has been filed. To view the most recent bill analysis, click here.
- CS/CS/SB 1950 relating to Property Insurance by the Senate Policy and Steering Committee on Ways and Means and State Senator Garrett Richter (R-Naples)
- Update: CS/CS/SB 1950 was temporarily postponed on second reading and placed on the Senate Special Order Calendar for Thursday, April 23. To view the most recent bill analysis, click here.
The Senate Session Calendar may be viewed by clicking here.
For additional information on Florida’s legislative process and terminology, click here.
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