Florida House roll-call positions

Paul Renner public records

4,016 captured recordsApril 8, 2015–March 8, 2024

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This archive covers every Yea or Nay explicitly attributed to the member in the listed Florida House final bound journals. Each entry links directly to the official journal page, and it never infers a position from attendance, silence, sponsorship, a voice vote, or an omitted name.

Procedural votes, amendments, nominations, resolutions, final-passage votes, executive actions, and official statements remain separately labeled. A statement or department announcement is not converted into a legislative vote or proof that the officeholder personally performed the underlying work.

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These are descriptive counts from captured official records, not an ideology, effectiveness, or intent score. Subject labels are navigation aids assigned from official measure text. A vote does not establish why the candidate voted that way or support for every provision in a measure.

Vote events: 4,016
Unique measures: 3,334
Final passage: 3,716
All Yes / No events: 3,768 / 248

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Final passageVoted yes
CS/HB 7073 — Taxation
Florida House Journal 2024-03-08, session vote sequence 1004, PDF page 315 · Yeas 110, Nays 0
What this issue meant
Taxation; Providing that a taxpayer has a right to know certain information regarding property determined not to have been entitled to a homestead exemption; requiring that the owner be given a specified timeframe to pay certain taxes, penalties, and interest prior to a lien being filed; providing that such lien is…
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CS/HB 7073: Taxation
Taxation; Providing that a taxpayer has a right to know certain information regarding property determined not to have been entitled to a homestead exemption; requiring that the owner be given a specified timeframe to pay certain taxes, penalties, and interest prior to a lien being filed; providing that such lien is…
Official bill-history action
• In Messages • Added to Senate Message List • Amendment 635570 adopted • CS passed as amended; YEAS 110, NAYS 0 • Ordered engrossed, then enrolled
Official position record
CS/HB 7073 - taxation
The question recurred on passage of CS/HB 7073 , as amended. The vote was:
Yeas - 110 Abbott Chamberlin Jacques Rizo Altman Chambliss Joseph Roach Alvarez Chaney Keen Robinson, F. Amesty Clemons Killebrew Robinson, W. Anderson Cross Koster Rommel Andrade Daley LaMarca Roth Antone Driskell Leek Salzman Arrington Duggan Lopez, J. Shoaf Baker Dunkley Lopez, V. Silvers Bankson Eskamani Maggard…
Renner - Yea
March 8, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
SB 2518 — Health and Human Services
Florida House Journal 2024-03-08, session vote sequence 1003, PDF page 292 · Yeas 109, Nays 0
What this issue meant
Health and Human Services; Providing for the deposit and use of funds from the Dental Student Loan Repayment Program and the Florida Reimbursement Assistance for Medical Education Program, respectively, which are returned by a financial institution to the Department of Health; revising the cap on the grant award levels…
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SB 2518: Health and Human Services
Health and Human Services; Providing for the deposit and use of funds from the Dental Student Loan Repayment Program and the Florida Reimbursement Assistance for Medical Education Program, respectively, which are returned by a financial institution to the Department of Health; revising the cap on the grant award levels…
Official bill-history action
• In Messages • Conference Committee Report considered • Amendment 243308 adopted • Conference Committee Report adopted • Passed as amended by Conference Committee Report; YEAS 109, NAYS 0
Official position record
SB 2518 - Health and Human Services
The question recurred on passage of SB 2518 . The vote was:
Yeas - 109 Abbott Chambliss Joseph Roach Altman Chaney Keen Robinson, F. Alvarez Clemons Killebrew Robinson, W. Amesty Cross Koster Rommel Anderson Daley LaMarca Roth Andrade Driskell Leek Salzman Arrington Duggan Lopez, J. Shoaf Baker Dunkley Lopez, V. Silvers Bankson Eskamani Maggard Sirois Barnaby Esposito Maney…
Renner - Yea
March 8, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
HB 5401 — Judges
Florida House Journal 2024-03-08, session vote sequence 1002, PDF page 290 · Yeas 109, Nays 0
What this issue meant
Judges; Revises number of circuit court judges & county court judges.
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HB 5401: Judges
Judges; Revises number of circuit court judges & county court judges.
Official bill-history action
• Added to Conference Report Calendar • Conference Committee Report considered • Amendment 154757 adopted • Conference Committee Report adopted • Passed as amended by Conference Committee Report; YEAS 109, NAYS 0
Official position record
HB 5401 - judges
The question recurred on passage of HB 5401 . The vote was:
Yeas - 109 Abbott Chambliss Joseph Roach Altman Chaney Keen Robinson, F. Alvarez Clemons Killebrew Robinson, W. Amesty Cross Koster Rommel Anderson Daley LaMarca Roth Andrade Driskell Leek Salzman Arrington Duggan Lopez, J. Shoaf Baker Dunkley Lopez, V. Silvers Bankson Eskamani Maggard Sirois Barnaby Esposito Maney…
Renner - Yea
March 8, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS/HB 151 — Florida Retirement System
Florida House Journal 2024-03-08, session vote sequence 1001, PDF page 289 · Yeas 109, Nays 0
What this issue meant
Florida Retirement System; Authorizing certain retirees to be reemployed after terminating employment; prohibiting such retirees from receiving both a salary from the employer and retirement benefits for a specified period after his or her retirement; removing provisions authorizing the reemployment of certain law enforcement officers as school resource officers; revising employer contribution rates to the Florida Retirement System, etc.
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CS/HB 151: Florida Retirement System
Florida Retirement System; Authorizing certain retirees to be reemployed after terminating employment; prohibiting such retirees from receiving both a salary from the employer and retirement benefits for a specified period after his or her retirement; removing provisions authorizing the reemployment of certain law enforcement officers as school resource officers; revising employer contribution rates to the Florida Retirement System, etc.
Official bill-history action
• Added to Conference Report Calendar • Conference Committee Report considered • Amendment 185131 adopted • Conference Committee Report adopted • Passed as amended by Conference Committee Report; YEAS 109, NAYS 0
Official position record
CS/HB 151 - the Florida Retirement System
The question recurred on passage of CS/HB 151 . The vote was:
Yeas - 109 Abbott Chambliss Joseph Roach Altman Chaney Keen Robinson, F. Alvarez Clemons Killebrew Robinson, W. Amesty Cross Koster Rommel Anderson Daley LaMarca Roth Andrade Driskell Leek Salzman Arrington Duggan Lopez, J. Shoaf Baker Dunkley Lopez, V. Silvers Bankson Eskamani Maggard Sirois Barnaby Esposito Maney…
Renner - Yea
March 8, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
HB 5101 — Education
Florida House Journal 2024-03-08, session vote sequence 1000, PDF page 285 · Yeas 108, Nays 1
What this issue meant
Education; Providing for the initial open enrollment period for specified employees; providing requirements for the minimum participation period for specified institutions; requiring charter schools to report full-time equivalent student membership rather than student enrollments for funding purposes; providing that…
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HB 5101: Education
Education; Providing for the initial open enrollment period for specified employees; providing requirements for the minimum participation period for specified institutions; requiring charter schools to report full-time equivalent student membership rather than student enrollments for funding purposes; providing that…
Official bill-history action
• Added to Conference Report Calendar • Conference Committee Report considered • Amendment 656953 adopted • Conference Committee Report adopted • Passed as amended by Conference Committee Report; YEAS 108, NAYS 1
Official position record
HB 5101
The question recurred on passage of HB 5101 . The vote was:
Yeas - 108 Abbott Chamberlin Jacques Renner Altman Chambliss Joseph Rizo Alvarez Chaney Keen Roach Amesty Clemons Killebrew Robinson, F. Anderson Cross Koster Robinson, W. Andrade Daley LaMarca Rommel Arrington Duggan Leek Roth Baker Dunkley Lopez, J. Salzman Bankson Eskamani Lopez, V. Shoaf Barnaby Esposito Maggard…
Renner - Yea
March 8, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
HB 5005 — Collective Bargaining
Florida House Journal 2024-03-08, session vote sequence 999, PDF page 272 · Yeas 108, Nays 0
What this issue meant
Collective Bargaining; Provides for resolution pursuant to specified instructions of collective bargaining issues at impasse between state & certified representatives of bargaining units for state employees.
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HB 5005: Collective Bargaining
Collective Bargaining; Provides for resolution pursuant to specified instructions of collective bargaining issues at impasse between state & certified representatives of bargaining units for state employees.
Official bill-history action
• Added to Conference Report Calendar • Conference Committee Report considered • Amendment 046605 adopted • Conference Committee Report adopted • Passed as amended by Conference Committee Report; YEAS 108, NAYS 0
Official position record
HB 5005 - collective bargaining
The question recurred on passage of HB 5005 . The vote was: 1468 JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES March 8, 2024
Yeas - 108 Abbott Chamberlin Jacques Renner Altman Chambliss Joseph Rizo Alvarez Chaney Keen Roach Amesty Clemons Killebrew Robinson, F. Anderson Cross Koster Robinson, W. Andrade Daley LaMarca Rommel Arrington Driskell Leek Roth Baker Duggan Lopez, J. Salzman Bankson Dunkley Lopez, V. Shoaf Barnaby Eskamani Maggard…
Renner - Yea
March 8, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
HB 5003 — Implementing the 2024-2025 General Appropriations Act
Florida House Journal 2024-03-08, session vote sequence 998, PDF page 270 · Yeas 105, Nays 3
What this issue meant
Implementing the 2024-2025 General Appropriations Act; Implements specified appropriations of the General Appropriations Act for 2023-2024 fiscal year.
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HB 5003: Implementing the 2024-2025 General Appropriations Act
Implementing the 2024-2025 General Appropriations Act; Implements specified appropriations of the General Appropriations Act for 2023-2024 fiscal year.
Official bill-history action
• Added to Conference Report Calendar • Conference Committee Report considered • Amendment 851895 adopted • Conference Committee Report adopted • Passed as amended by Conference Committee Report; YEAS 105, NAYS 3
Official position record
HB 5003
The question recurred on passage of HB 5003 . The vote was:
Yeas - 105 Abbott Chambliss Keen Robinson, F. Altman Chaney Killebrew Robinson, W. Alvarez Clemons Koster Rommel Amesty Cross LaMarca Roth Anderson Daley Leek Salzman Andrade Driskell Lopez, J. Shoaf Arrington Duggan Lopez, V. Silvers Baker Dunkley Maggard Sirois Bankson Eskamani Maney Smith Barnaby Esposito Massullo…
Renner - Yea
March 8, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
HB 5001 — General Appropriations Act
Florida House Journal 2024-03-08, session vote sequence 997, PDF page 244 · Yeas 105, Nays 3
What this issue meant
General Appropriations Act; Provides moneys for annual period beginning July 1, 2024, & ending June 30, 2025, & supplemental appropriations for period ending June 30, 2024, to pay salaries & other expenses, capital outlay—buildings & other improvements, & for other specified purposes of various agencies of state government. APPROPRIATION: $117,463,274,374
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HB 5001: General Appropriations Act
General Appropriations Act; Provides moneys for annual period beginning July 1, 2024, & ending June 30, 2025, & supplemental appropriations for period ending June 30, 2024, to pay salaries & other expenses, capital outlay—buildings & other improvements, & for other specified purposes of various agencies of state government. APPROPRIATION: $117,463,274,374
Official bill-history action
• Added to Conference Report Calendar • Conference Committee Report considered • Amendment 128545 adopted • Conference Committee Report adopted • Passed as amended by Conference Committee Report; YEAS 105, NAYS 3
Official position record
HB 5001
The question recurred on passage of HB 5001 . The vote was.
Yeas - 105 Abbott Chaney Keen Robinson, F. Altman Clemons Killebrew Robinson, W. Alvarez Cross Koster Rommel Amesty Daley LaMarca Roth Anderson Driskell Leek Salzman Andrade Duggan Lopez, J. Shoaf Arrington Dunkley Lopez, V. Silvers Baker Eskamani Maggard Sirois Bankson Esposito Maney Smith Barnaby Fabricio Massullo…
Renner - Yea
March 8, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS/CS/HB 49 — Employment
Florida House Journal 2024-03-08, session vote sequence 996, PDF page 31 · Yeas 76, Nays 33
What this issue meant
Employment; Removing certain employment restrictions for minors 16 and 17 years of age; revising the age at which certain employment restrictions apply; providing for the waiver of a specified restriction by specified persons; restricting the amount of continuous hours certain minors may work without a break for a minimum specified time period; authorizing the department to grant a waiver of the restrictions imposed under the act; providing penalties, etc.
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CS/CS/HB 49: Employment
Employment; Removing certain employment restrictions for minors 16 and 17 years of age; revising the age at which certain employment restrictions apply; providing for the waiver of a specified restriction by specified persons; restricting the amount of continuous hours certain minors may work without a break for a minimum specified time period; authorizing the department to grant a waiver of the restrictions imposed under the act; providing penalties, etc.
Official bill-history action
• Added to Senate Message List • Amendment 679511 adopted • Concurred in Senate amendment 407902 as amended • CS passed as amended; YEAS 76, NAYS 33
Official position record
CS/CS/HB 49 - employment and curfew of minors
The question recurred on passage of CS/CS/HB 49 , as amended. The vote was:
Yeas - 76 Abbott Chamberlin Leek Rizo Altman Chaney Lopez, V. Roach Alvarez Clemons Maggard Robinson, W. Amesty Duggan Maney Rommel Anderson Esposito Massullo Roth Andrade Fabricio McClain Salzman Baker Fine McClure Shoaf Bankson Garcia McFarland Sirois Basabe Garrison Michael Smith Bell Giallombardo Mooney Snyder…
Renner - Yea
March 8, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS/CS/HB 433 — Employment Regulations
Florida House Journal 2024-03-08, session vote sequence 995, PDF page 30 · Yeas 74, Nays 36
What this issue meant
Employment Regulations; Prohibiting political subdivisions from maintaining a minimum wage other than a state or federal minimum wage; prohibiting political subdivisions from controlling, affecting, or awarding preferences based on the wages or employment benefits of entities doing business with the political subdivision; revising and providing applicability; etc.
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CS/CS/HB 433: Employment Regulations
Employment Regulations; Prohibiting political subdivisions from maintaining a minimum wage other than a state or federal minimum wage; prohibiting political subdivisions from controlling, affecting, or awarding preferences based on the wages or employment benefits of entities doing business with the political subdivision; revising and providing applicability; etc.
Official bill-history action
• In Messages • Added to Senate Message List • Amendment 241284 Concur • CS passed as amended; YEAS 74, NAYS 36 • Ordered engrossed, then enrolled
Official position record
CS/CS/HB 433 - employment regulations
The question recurred on passage of CS/CS/HB 433 , as amended. The vote was: 1226 JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES March 8, 2024
Yeas - 74 Abbott Caruso Leek Robinson, W. Altman Chamberlin Maggard Rommel Alvarez Clemons Maney Roth Amesty Duggan Massullo Salzman Anderson Esposito McClain Shoaf Andrade Fabricio McClure Sirois Baker Fine McFarland Smith Bankson Garcia Michael Snyder Barnaby Garrison Overdorf Stark Basabe Giallombardo Payne…
Renner - Yea
March 8, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
HB 7089 — Transparency in Health and Human Services
Florida House Journal 2024-03-08, session vote sequence 993, PDF page 29 · Yeas 111, Nays 0
What this issue meant
Transparency in Health and Human Services; Establishes 3-year statute of limitations for action to collect medical debt for services; provides personal property exemptions from legal process for medical debts; requires licensed facility to post on its website consumer-friendly list of standard charges; requires…
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HB 7089: Transparency in Health and Human Services
Transparency in Health and Human Services; Establishes 3-year statute of limitations for action to collect medical debt for services; provides personal property exemptions from legal process for medical debts; requires licensed facility to post on its website consumer-friendly list of standard charges; requires…
Official bill-history action
• In Messages • Added to Senate Message List • Amendment 446004 Concur • Passed as amended; YEAS 111, NAYS 0 • Ordered engrossed, then enrolled
Official position record
HB 7089 - health care expenses
The question recurred on passage of HB 7089 , as amended. The vote was:
Yeas - 111 Abbott Cassel Hunschofsky Renner Altman Chamberlin Jacques Rizo Alvarez Chambliss Joseph Roach Amesty Chaney Keen Robinson, F. Anderson Clemons Killebrew Robinson, W. Andrade Cross Koster Rommel Antone Daley LaMarca Roth Arrington Driskell Leek Salzman Baker Duggan Lopez, J. Shoaf Bankson Dunkley Lopez, V.…
Renner - Yea
March 8, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS/CS/HB 939 — Consumer Protection
Florida House Journal 2024-03-08, session vote sequence 990, PDF page 17 · Yeas 111, Nays 0
What this issue meant
Consumer Protection; defining terms; revising requirements for payment settlement entities, or their electronic payment facilitators or contracted third parties, in submitting information returns to the Department of Revenue; authorizing a residential property owner to cancel contracts to replace or repair a roof…
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CS/CS/HB 939: Consumer Protection
Consumer Protection; defining terms; revising requirements for payment settlement entities, or their electronic payment facilitators or contracted third parties, in submitting information returns to the Department of Revenue; authorizing a residential property owner to cancel contracts to replace or repair a roof…
Official bill-history action
• Added to Senate Message List • Amendment 346116 Concur • Amendment 411388 Concur • CS passed as amended; YEAS 111, NAYS 0 • Ordered engrossed, then enrolled
Official position record
CS/CS/HB 939 - consumer protection
The question recurred on passage of CS/CS/HB 939 , as amended. The vote was:
Yeas - 111 Abbott Brackett Fabricio Killebrew Altman Bracy Davis Fine Koster Alvarez Brannan Franklin LaMarca Amesty Buchanan Gantt Leek Anderson Busatta Cabrera Garcia Lopez, J. Andrade Campbell Garrison Lopez, V. Antone Canady Giallombardo Maggard Arrington Caruso Gonzalez Pittman Maney Baker Cassel Gossett-Seidman…
Renner - Yea
March 8, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
HB 7063 — Anti-human Trafficking
Florida House Journal 2024-03-08, session vote sequence 988, PDF page 16 · Yeas 104, Nays 3
What this issue meant
Anti-human Trafficking; Extends future repeal date of direct-support organization for Statewide Council on Human Trafficking; revises hotline number to be included in human trafficking awareness signs; requiring adult entertainment establishments to check identification of entertainers.
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HB 7063: Anti-human Trafficking
Anti-human Trafficking; Extends future repeal date of direct-support organization for Statewide Council on Human Trafficking; revises hotline number to be included in human trafficking awareness signs; requiring adult entertainment establishments to check identification of entertainers.
Official bill-history action
• Added to Senate Message List • Amendment 545678 Concur • Passed as amended; YEAS 104, NAYS 3 • Ordered engrossed, then enrolled
Official position record
HB 7063 - anti-human trafficking
The question recurred on passage of HB 7063 , as amended. The vote was:
Yeas - 104 Abbott Canady Hunschofsky Renner Altman Caruso Jacques Rizo Alvarez Cassel Keen Roach Amesty Chamberlin Killebrew Robinson, F. Anderson Chambliss Koster Robinson, W. Andrade Chaney LaMarca Rommel Antone Clemons Leek Roth Arrington Cross Lopez, J. Shoaf Baker Daley Lopez, V. Silvers Bankson Driskell Maggard…
Renner - Yea
March 8, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS/CS/HB 7021 — Mental Health and Substance Abuse
Florida House Journal 2024-03-08, session vote sequence 987, PDF page 14 · Yeas 111, Nays 0
What this issue meant
Mental Health and Substance Abuse; Revises written notice requirements relating to filing petitions for involuntary services; revises requirements relating to voluntary admissions to facility for examination & treatment, ordering person for involuntary services & treatment, petitions for involuntary service,…
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CS/CS/HB 7021: Mental Health and Substance Abuse
Mental Health and Substance Abuse; Revises written notice requirements relating to filing petitions for involuntary services; revises requirements relating to voluntary admissions to facility for examination & treatment, ordering person for involuntary services & treatment, petitions for involuntary service,…
Official bill-history action
• In Messages • Added to Senate Message List • Amendment 271428 Concur • CS passed as amended; YEAS 111, NAYS 0 • Ordered engrossed, then enrolled
Official position record
CS/CS/HB 7021 - mental health and substance abuse
The question recurred on passage of CS/CS/HB 7021 , as amended. The vote was: 1210 JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES March 8, 2024
Yeas - 111 Abbott Cassel Hunschofsky Renner Altman Chamberlin Jacques Rizo Alvarez Chambliss Joseph Roach Amesty Chaney Keen Robinson, F. Anderson Clemons Killebrew Robinson, W. Andrade Cross Koster Rommel Antone Daley LaMarca Roth Arrington Driskell Leek Salzman Baker Duggan Lopez, J. Shoaf Bankson Dunkley Lopez, V.…
Renner - Yea
March 8, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS for CS for SB 556 — Protection of Specified Adults
Florida House Journal 2024-03-07, session vote sequence 985, PDF page 159 · Yeas 104, Nays 1
What this issue meant
Protection of Specified Adults; Authorizing financial institutions, under certain circumstances, to delay a disbursement or transaction from an account of a specified adult; specifying that a delay on a disbursement or transaction expires on a certain date; authorizing the financial institution to extend the delay under certain circumstances; authorizing a court of competent jurisdiction to shorten or extend the delay, etc.
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CS/CS/SB 556: Protection of Specified Adults
Protection of Specified Adults; Authorizing financial institutions, under certain circumstances, to delay a disbursement or transaction from an account of a specified adult; specifying that a delay on a disbursement or transaction expires on a certain date; authorizing the financial institution to extend the delay under certain circumstances; authorizing a court of competent jurisdiction to shorten or extend the delay, etc.
Official bill-history action
• In Messages • Added to Senate Message List • Amendment 249405 Recede • CS passed; YEAS 104, NAYS 1
Official position record
CS for CS for SB 556 - protection of specified adults
The question recurred on passage of CS for CS for SB 556 . The vote was:
Yeas - 104 Abbott Caruso Holcomb Redondo Altman Cassel Hunschofsky Renner Alvarez Chamberlin Jacques Rizo Amesty Chaney Keen Roach Anderson Clemons Killebrew Robinson, F. Andrade Cross Koster Robinson, W. Antone Daley LaMarca Roth Arrington Daniels Leek Salzman Baker Driskell Lopez, J. Shoaf Bankson Duggan Lopez, V.…
Renner - Yea
March 7, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS/CS/CS/HB 989 — Chief Financial Officer
Florida House Journal 2024-03-07, session vote sequence 984, PDF page 157 · Yeas 92, Nays 9
What this issue meant
Chief Financial Officer; Creates Federal Tax Liaison position within DFS; provides that, upon diagnosis of cancer, firefighters are entitled to certain benefits; provides additional grounds for qualified public depositories to be suspended & disqualified; provides reimbursement schedule requirements for emergency…
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CS/CS/CS/HB 989: Chief Financial Officer
Chief Financial Officer; Creates Federal Tax Liaison position within DFS; provides that, upon diagnosis of cancer, firefighters are entitled to certain benefits; provides additional grounds for qualified public depositories to be suspended & disqualified; provides reimbursement schedule requirements for emergency…
Official bill-history action
• Added to Senate Message List • Amendment 198697 adopted • Amendment 773673 adopted as amended • Amendment 895767 adopted • Amendment 383170 Concur • Concurred in Senate amendment 919464 as amended • Concurred in Senate amendment 699538 as amended • CS passed as amended; YEAS 92, NAYS 9 • Amendment 658763 engrossed amendment (replaces 773673, 198697)
Official position record
CS/CS/CS/HB 989 - the Chief Financial Officer
The question recurred on passage of CS/CS/CS/HB 989 , as amended. The vote was:
Yeas - 92 Abbott Antone Benjamin Bracy Davis Altman Baker Berfield Brannan Alvarez Bankson Black Buchanan Amesty Basabe Borrero Busatta Cabrera Anderson Bell Botana Campbell Andrade Beltran Brackett Canady 1192 JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES March 7, 2024 Caruso Gossett-Seidman McClure Rommel Cassel Gottlieb…
Renner - Yea
March 7, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS/CS/HB 433 — Employment Regulations
Florida House Journal 2024-03-07, session vote sequence 982, PDF page 146 · Yeas 73, Nays 33
What this issue meant
Employment Regulations; Prohibiting political subdivisions from maintaining a minimum wage other than a state or federal minimum wage; prohibiting political subdivisions from controlling, affecting, or awarding preferences based on the wages or employment benefits of entities doing business with the political subdivision; revising and providing applicability; etc.
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CS/CS/HB 433: Employment Regulations
Employment Regulations; Prohibiting political subdivisions from maintaining a minimum wage other than a state or federal minimum wage; prohibiting political subdivisions from controlling, affecting, or awarding preferences based on the wages or employment benefits of entities doing business with the political subdivision; revising and providing applicability; etc.
Official bill-history action
• Added to Senate Message List • Amendment 702123 adopted • Concurred in Senate amendment 846392 as amended • CS passed as amended; YEAS 73, NAYS 33
Official position record
CS/CS/HB 433 - employment regulations
The question recurred on passage of CS/CS/HB 433 , as amended. The vote was:
Yeas - 73 Abbott Canady LaMarca Roach Altman Caruso Leek Robinson, W. Alvarez Chamberlin Maggard Rommel Amesty Chaney Maney Roth Anderson Duggan Massullo Salzman Andrade Esposito McClain Shoaf Baker Fabricio McFarland Sirois Bankson Fine Michael Smith Barnaby Garcia Mooney Snyder Basabe Garrison Overdorf Stark Bell…
Renner - Yea
March 7, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS/CS/HB 1181 — Juvenile Justice
Florida House Journal 2024-03-07, session vote sequence 981, PDF page 145 · Yeas 84, Nays 25
What this issue meant
Juvenile Justice; Revises penalties for minors committing firearms violations; redesignates civil citation programs as delinquency citation programs; requires child on probation for felony firearm offense who is taken into custody be placed in secure detention; requires specified sanctions for certain children…
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CS/CS/HB 1181: Juvenile Justice
Juvenile Justice; Revises penalties for minors committing firearms violations; redesignates civil citation programs as delinquency citation programs; requires child on probation for felony firearm offense who is taken into custody be placed in secure detention; requires specified sanctions for certain children…
Official bill-history action
• In Messages • Added to Senate Message List • Amendment 498472 Concur • CS passed as amended; YEAS 84, NAYS 25 • Ordered engrossed, then enrolled
Official position record
CS/CS/HB 1181 - juvenile justice
The question recurred on passage of CS/CS/HB 1181 , as amended. The vote was:
Yeas - 84 Abbott Canady Holcomb Redondo Altman Caruso Jacques Renner Alvarez Cassel Killebrew Rizo Amesty Chamberlin Koster Roach Anderson Chaney LaMarca Robinson, W. Andrade Clemons Leek Rommel Baker Cross Lopez, V. Roth Bankson Daley Maney Salzman Barnaby Duggan Massullo Shoaf Basabe Esposito McClain Sirois Bell…
Renner - Yea
March 7, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS/CS/HB 1611 — Insurance
Florida House Journal 2024-03-07, session vote sequence 979, PDF page 136 · Yeas 112, Nays 0
What this issue meant
Insurance; Revising the entities for which the Office of Insurance Regulation is required to conduct market conduct examinations; requiring insurers and insurer groups to file a specified supplemental report on a monthly basis; prohibiting insurers from canceling and nonrenewing policies covering dwellings and…
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CS/CS/HB 1611: Insurance
Insurance; Revising the entities for which the Office of Insurance Regulation is required to conduct market conduct examinations; requiring insurers and insurer groups to file a specified supplemental report on a monthly basis; prohibiting insurers from canceling and nonrenewing policies covering dwellings and…
Official bill-history action
• Added to Senate Message List • Amendment 570148 Concur • Amendment 717574 Concur • CS passed as amended; YEAS 112, NAYS 0 • Ordered engrossed, then enrolled
Official position record
CS/CS/HB 1611 - insurance
The question recurred on passage of CS/CS/HB 1611 , as amended. The vote was:
Yeas - 112 Abbott Cassel Hinson Redondo Altman Chamberlin Holcomb Renner Alvarez Chambliss Hunschofsky Rizo Amesty Chaney Jacques Roach Anderson Clemons Keen Robinson, F. Andrade Cross Killebrew Robinson, W. Antone Daley Koster Rommel Arrington Daniels LaMarca Roth Baker Driskell Leek Salzman Bankson Duggan Lopez, J.…
Renner - Yea
March 7, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS/CS/CS/HB 267 — Building Regulations
Florida House Journal 2024-03-07, session vote sequence 978, PDF page 134 · Yeas 83, Nays 29
What this issue meant
Building Regulations; Requiring the Florida Building Commission to modify provisions in the Florida Building Code relating to replacement windows, doors, or garage doors; providing requirements for such modifications; revising the timeframes in which local building officials must issue permits or provide certain…
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CS/CS/CS/HB 267: Building Regulations
Building Regulations; Requiring the Florida Building Commission to modify provisions in the Florida Building Code relating to replacement windows, doors, or garage doors; providing requirements for such modifications; revising the timeframes in which local building officials must issue permits or provide certain…
Official bill-history action
• Added to Senate Message List • Amendment 505102 Concur • CS passed as amended; YEAS 83, NAYS 29 • Ordered engrossed, then enrolled
Official position record
CS/CS/CS/HB 267 - building regulations
The question recurred on passage of CS/CS/CS/HB 267 , as amended. The vote was:
Yeas - 83 Abbott Caruso Koster Renner Altman Chamberlin LaMarca Rizo Alvarez Chaney Leek Roach Amesty Clemons Lopez, J. Robinson, W. Anderson Daniels Lopez, V. Rommel Andrade Duggan Maggard Roth Baker Esposito Maney Salzman Bankson Fabricio Massullo Shoaf Barnaby Fine McClain Sirois Basabe Franklin McClure Smith Bell…
Renner - Yea
March 7, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS/CS/HB 975 — Background Screenings and Certifications
Florida House Journal 2024-03-07, session vote sequence 977, PDF page 129 · Yeas 109, Nays 0
What this issue meant
Background Screenings and Certifications; Provides qualifications for person seeking certification as person with lived experience; requires continuum of care lead agencies to submit certain information to DCF for purposes of background screening; expands certain background screening requirements to apply to all health…
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CS/CS/HB 975: Background Screenings and Certifications
Background Screenings and Certifications; Provides qualifications for person seeking certification as person with lived experience; requires continuum of care lead agencies to submit certain information to DCF for purposes of background screening; expands certain background screening requirements to apply to all health…
Official bill-history action
• Added to Senate Message List • Amendment 667080 Concur • CS passed as amended; YEAS 109, NAYS 0 • Ordered engrossed, then enrolled
Official position record
CS/CS/HB 975 - An act relating background screenings and certifications
The question recurred on passage of CS/CS/HB 975 , as amended. The vote was:
Yeas - 109 Abbott Berfield Clemons Gonzalez Pittman Altman Black Cross Gossett-Seidman Alvarez Borrero Daley Gottlieb Amesty Botana Daniels Grant Anderson Brackett Driskell Gregory Andrade Bracy Davis Duggan Griffitts Antone Brannan Dunkley Harris Arrington Buchanan Eskamani Hart Baker Busatta Cabrera Esposito Hinson…
Renner - Yea
March 7, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS/HB 1545 — Child Exploitation Offenses
Florida House Journal 2024-03-07, session vote sequence 976, PDF page 118 · Yeas 100, Nays 11
What this issue meant
Child Exploitation Offenses; Creating the offense of harmful communication to a minor; ranking the offense on the offense severity ranking chart of the Criminal Punishment Code; etc.
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CS/HB 1545: Child Exploitation Offenses
Child Exploitation Offenses; Creating the offense of harmful communication to a minor; ranking the offense on the offense severity ranking chart of the Criminal Punishment Code; etc.
Official bill-history action
• Added to Senate Message List • Amendment 285882 Concur • CS passed as amended; YEAS 100, NAYS 11 • Ordered engrossed, then enrolled
Official position record
CS/HB 1545 - child exploitation offenses
The question recurred on passage of CS/HB 1545 , as amended. The vote was:
Yeas - 100 March 7, 2024 JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 1153 Abbott Caruso Holcomb Rayner Altman Cassel Hunschofsky Redondo Alvarez Chamberlin Jacques Renner Amesty Chambliss Keen Rizo Anderson Chaney Killebrew Roach Andrade Clemons Koster Robinson, W. Antone Cross LaMarca Rommel Arrington Daley Leek Roth…
Renner - Yea
March 7, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS/HB 549 — Theft
Florida House Journal 2024-03-07, session vote sequence 975, PDF page 108 · Yeas 83, Nays 27
What this issue meant
Theft; Reducing minimum threshold amount for grand theft of third degree; creates new offense of grand theft offenses; provides enhanced criminal penalties for committing petit theft of first degree & having certain previous convictions; revises number of thefts required within specified aggregation period required to…
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CS/HB 549: Theft
Theft; Reducing minimum threshold amount for grand theft of third degree; creates new offense of grand theft offenses; provides enhanced criminal penalties for committing petit theft of first degree & having certain previous convictions; revises number of thefts required within specified aggregation period required to…
Official bill-history action
• Added to Senate Message List • Amendment 942840 Concur • CS passed as amended; YEAS 83, NAYS 27 • Ordered engrossed, then enrolled
Official position record
CS/HB 549 - theft
The question recurred on passage of CS/HB 549 , as amended. The vote was:
Yeas - 83 Abbott Chamberlin Leek Robinson, W. Altman Chaney Lopez, V. Rommel Alvarez Clemons Maggard Roth Amesty Daley Maney Rudman Anderson Duggan Massullo Salzman Andrade Esposito McClain Shoaf Baker Fabricio McClure Silvers Bankson Fine McFarland Sirois Barnaby Garcia Michael Smith Basabe Garrison Mooney Snyder Bell…
Renner - Yea
March 7, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS/CS/HB 1007 — Nicotine Dispensing Devices
Florida House Journal 2024-03-07, session vote sequence 974, PDF page 101 · Yeas 105, Nays 5
What this issue meant
Nicotine Dispensing Devices; Requires nicotine product manufacturers who sell nicotine dispensing devices to execute form prescribed by Division of Alcoholic Beverages & Tobacco of DBPR, for each nicotine dispensing device sold; requires division to develop & maintain directory; requires division to make directory…
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CS/CS/HB 1007: Nicotine Dispensing Devices
Nicotine Dispensing Devices; Requires nicotine product manufacturers who sell nicotine dispensing devices to execute form prescribed by Division of Alcoholic Beverages & Tobacco of DBPR, for each nicotine dispensing device sold; requires division to develop & maintain directory; requires division to make directory…
Official bill-history action
• Added to Senate Message List • Amendment 955516 Concur • CS passed as amended; YEAS 105, NAYS 5 • Ordered engrossed, then enrolled
Official position record
CS/CS/HB 1007 - nicotine products and dispensing devices
The question recurred on passage of CS/CS/HB 1007 , as amended. The vote was:
Yeas - 105 Abbott Chamberlin Jacques Robinson, F. Altman Chambliss Keen Robinson, W. Alvarez Chaney Killebrew Rommel Amesty Clemons Koster Roth Anderson Cross LaMarca Rudman Andrade Daley Leek Salzman Antone Daniels Lopez, J. Shoaf Arrington Driskell Lopez, V. Silvers Baker Duggan Maggard Sirois Bankson Dunkley Maney…
Renner - Yea
March 7, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS/CS/HB 1645 — Energy Resources
Florida House Journal 2024-03-07, session vote sequence 973, PDF page 98 · Yeas 81, Nays 29
What this issue meant
Energy Resources; Allows resiliency facilities in local government comprehensive plans & specified districts; requires rural electric coops & municipal electric utilities to enter into mutual aid agreement for restoring power after natural disaster; requires public utilities to provide notice to PSC of power plant…
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CS/CS/HB 1645: Energy Resources
Energy Resources; Allows resiliency facilities in local government comprehensive plans & specified districts; requires rural electric coops & municipal electric utilities to enter into mutual aid agreement for restoring power after natural disaster; requires public utilities to provide notice to PSC of power plant…
Official bill-history action
• Added to Senate Message List • Amendment 282208 Concur • CS passed as amended; YEAS 81, NAYS 29 • Ordered engrossed, then enrolled
Official position record
CS/CS/HB 1645 - energy resources
The question recurred on passage of CS/CS/HB 1645 , as amended. The vote was: 1132 JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES March 7, 2024
Yeas - 81 Abbott Chamberlin Leek Robinson, W. Altman Chaney Lopez, V. Rommel Alvarez Clemons Maggard Roth Amesty Duggan Maney Rudman Anderson Dunkley Massullo Salzman Andrade Esposito McClain Shoaf Baker Fabricio McClure Sirois Bankson Fine McFarland Smith Barnaby Garcia Michael Snyder Basabe Garrison Mooney Stark Bell…
Renner - Yea
March 7, 2024Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗

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SB 2518 — Health and Human Services

HB 5401 — Judges

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HB 5101 — Education

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HB 5003 — Implementing the 2024-2025 General Appropriations Act

HB 5001 — General Appropriations Act

CS/CS/HB 49 — Employment

CS/CS/HB 433 — Employment Regulations

HB 7089 — Transparency in Health and Human Services

CS/CS/HB 939 — Consumer Protection

HB 7063 — Anti-human Trafficking

CS/CS/HB 7021 — Mental Health and Substance Abuse

CS for CS for SB 556 — Protection of Specified Adults

CS/CS/CS/HB 989 — Chief Financial Officer

CS/CS/HB 433 — Employment Regulations

CS/CS/HB 1181 — Juvenile Justice

CS/CS/HB 1611 — Insurance

CS/CS/CS/HB 267 — Building Regulations

CS/CS/HB 975 — Background Screenings and Certifications

CS/HB 1545 — Child Exploitation Offenses

CS/HB 549 — Theft

CS/CS/HB 1007 — Nicotine Dispensing Devices

CS/CS/HB 1645 — Energy Resources