Sen. Blaise Ingoglia

Political Advertisements for Nonpartisan Office; Revising the definition of the term “nonpartisan office”; requiring that a political advertisement paid for by a candidate for nonpartisan office include a certain statement; deleting provisions that prohibit political advertisements for candidates running for nonpartisan office from disclosing the candidates’ political party affiliation and that prohibit such candidates from campaigning based on party affiliation, etc.

Federal Taxation; Requiring the Chief Financial Officer to reimburse an owner of a small business for attorney fees and costs with funds from the Internal Revenue Service Civil Liability Trust Fund under certain conditions; authorizing taxpayers to bring actions in circuit court for an award of attorney fees and costs, actual damages, and punitive damages if the Internal Revenue Service is found to have committed certain violations; specifying that payment settlement entities are required to issue returns only to certain participating payees; requiring that reports submitted by financial institutions to the Financial Services Commission include certain information received from the Internal Revenue Service, etc.

Employer Coverage of Gender Dysphoria Treatment; Citing this act as the "Reverse Woke Act"; requiring employers that provide coverage of gender dysphoria treatment to also cover the full costs associated with treatment that reverses such gender dysphoria treatment, regardless of the rate of coverage provided for the initial treatment; prohibiting employers from making coverage of the subsequent treatment contingent on whether the employee receives such treatment in this state; creating a right of action for aggrieved persons to recover actual total costs and damages from an employer or former employer, as applicable, under certain circumstances, etc.

Education; Requiring high schools to offer certain computer science courses; requiring the Department of Education to include specified information in an annual notification to certain individuals; beginning in a specified academic year, authorizing students who earn a Florida Gold Seal Vocational Scholars award to enroll in certain programs; providing that entities that operate apprenticeship programs are considered a postsecondary education institution eligible for participation in the program; authorizing students to use a combination of volunteer service hours and paid work hours to meet certain program eligibility requirements, etc.

Wind-borne Debris Regions; Requiring county property appraisers for counties located within a wind-borne debris region to specify certain information on the property appraiser’s website, etc.

Transportation Facility Designations/Rush Limbaugh Way; Providing an honorary designation of a certain transportation facility in a specified county; directing the Department of Transportation to erect suitable markers, etc.

Sentencing for Capital Felonies; Authorizing, rather than requiring, a court to impose the jury’s recommended sentence of life imprisonment without the possibility of parole for certain capital felonies; requiring the court to enter a written order addressing the sentence of life imprisonment without the possibility of parole and include in its required written order the reasons for not accepting a jury’s recommended sentence, if applicable, etc.

Public Deposits; Adding credit unions to a list of financial institutions that are eligible to be qualified public depositories; authorizing the Chief Financial Officer to limit the amount of public deposits a credit union may hold; specifying the losses against which certain solvent banks, savings banks, savings associations, and credit unions must guarantee public depositors; requiring the Chief Financial Officer to segregate and separately account for proceeds, assessments, and administrative penalties attributable to a credit union from those attributable to other specified financial institutions, etc.

Solid Waste Management; Prohibiting municipalities and counties from prohibiting or unreasonably restraining private entities from providing recycling or solid waste management services to certain properties; authorizing municipalities and counties to require such private entities to obtain permits, licenses, or nonexclusive franchise equivalents that meet certain requirements; providing requirements for contracts or franchises in place as of a specified date, etc.

Campaign Finance; Prohibiting a political committee from transferring funds to another political committee, etc.