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United States — Florida
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This section defines peer-support terms and generally bars a first responder peer from disclosing or testifying about peer support communications in proceedings, with listed exceptions.
United States — Florida
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A $10 fee is set for each commission issued by the Governor and attested by the Secretary of State for an elected officer or a notary public.
United States — Florida
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A commission cannot be issued or attested, or bear the state seal, until the required fee is paid first.
United States — Florida
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The Secretary of State must pay all fees into the State Treasury, and the Legislature decides how those funds are used.
United States — Florida
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If a state officer or employee must get a fidelity bond, the bond premium must be paid by the department they are attached to.
United States — Florida
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Grants and commissions must be issued in Florida’s name and authority, signed by the Governor, and countersigned by the Secretary of State.
United States — Florida
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Commissions must be recorded by the Secretary of State, and the named officer must sign, take, and return the acceptance and oath.
United States — Florida
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Certain public officials must use a surety company for required fidelity or performance bonds, with some roles exempt.
United States — Florida
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Sureties on official bonds must meet state and, for county and municipal officers, county residence and property requirements; qualifying surety companies may also be accepted.
United States — Florida
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An office becomes vacant in listed situations, and for certain cases the Governor must file an executive order with the Secretary of State.
United States — Florida
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Certain executive branch officers (other than Cabinet officers) may be absent from the state for 60 consecutive days or more if they give written notice to the Governor, but they must return when the Governor asks.
United States — Florida
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Certain executive officers must live at the capital, and cabinet members cannot be absent from the state for 60 consecutive days or more without required consent.
United States — Florida
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The Governor must fill certain state, district, and county office vacancies by appointment, with different terms depending on how much of the term remains.
United States — Florida
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This section sets out the process for Senate-confirmed appointments, including filing the appointment papers, sending required forms, and handling confirmation, refusal, or no action by the Senate.
United States — Florida
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County or state officials may be granted leave from office to serve in specified U.S. military forces when called to active service during a war with a foreign government.
United States — Florida
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The Governor must grant a leave of absence to an officer who applies, while the officer is in military service, but that service cannot run past the officer’s term.
United States — Florida
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Before taking leave, the officer must appoint a capable and competent deputy, and the officer’s bond must stay in force through the rest of the term.
United States — Florida
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These provisions apply only to officers who are authorized by law to appoint deputies.
United States — Florida
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A qualifying deputy must perform the appointing officer’s duties and sign official papers in the officer’s name.
United States — Florida
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An officer who was granted leave under s. 115.01 must immediately resume the duties of office after being mustered out of U.S. service.