Bill
HB 305
HB 305 sought to modify Florida's administrative procedures; the bill died in committee but its Senate companion passed into law, altering how state agencies conduct regulatory proceedings.
HB 305 proposed changes to Florida's administrative procedure laws, though the specific provisions are not detailed in the action history provided. The bill was referred to both the Government Operations Subcommittee and Budget Committee, suggesting it involved regulatory or fiscal matters. The bill ultimately died in committee, though a companion Senate bill (CS/SB 108) was passed and became law (Chapter 2025-189).
Administrative procedure laws govern how state agencies create rules, conduct hearings, and make decisions affecting Florida residents and businesses. Changes to these procedures can significantly impact regulatory timelines, public participation opportunities, and business compliance costs. Since the Senate companion bill passed, the legislative intent was implemented through that vehicle, making the actual enacted changes relevant to understanding Florida's regulatory environment.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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