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United States — Florida
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An agency head may be disqualified from an agency proceeding for bias, prejudice, or interest if a party shows just cause in a timely filed suggestion.
United States — Florida
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This section lets an adversely affected party seek judicial review of final agency action, and sets deadlines, procedures, and limits on how courts review agency decisions.
United States — Florida
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This section lets agencies and certain state residents seek court enforcement of agency action, but it adds notice and timing limits and lets the court award relief, costs, and fees.
United States — Florida
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Agencies must use a notice of noncompliance as the first response to a minor rule violation, and they cannot attach a fine or disciplinary penalty to that notice.
United States — Florida
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A reference to chapter 120, or part of it, is read to include later amendments unless the text says otherwise.
United States — Florida
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This section says the chapter does not repeal statutes granting a right to go to circuit court instead of an administrative hearing, and does not remove circuit court jurisdiction over declaratory judgments under chapter 86.
United States — Florida
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Each agency must prepare and publish an annual regulatory plan and include specified rulemaking, review, certification, and licensing information.
United States — Florida
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This section creates special hearing, notice, timing, and procedure exceptions for several Florida agencies and related proceedings.
United States — Florida
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This section creates exceptions and special rules for educational units, local governments, prisoners, parolees, and certain professional and environmental proceedings.
United States — Florida
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State authorities may not deny, refuse to renew, suspend, or revoke a license solely because the person is in student-loan default or delinquency.
United States — Florida
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The section consolidates two former retirement systems, requires certain county employees hired after July 1, 1955 to join the system unless they join a local county retirement system at hire, and protects existing members’ rights and benefits.
United States — Florida
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This section defines key terms used in the chapter, including who counts as state and county officers and employees, what average final compensation and salary mean, and what department means.
United States — Florida
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This section requires salary deductions and sets rules for retirement trust fund membership and prior service credit.
United States — Florida
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New state or county employees after July 1, 1947 are subject to this law, and certain county employees must join the retirement system; a 6% salary deduction applies to covered officers and employees.
United States — Florida
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This section lets legislators count legislative service toward retirement credit and requires retirement-system officials to process the related deductions and crediting.
United States — Florida
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A qualifying retired state employee may serve in the Legislature and keep retirement benefits.
United States — Florida
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State retirement-system officials must count legislative attache service as state service and deduct required contributions from participating attaches’ pay.
United States — Florida
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Hospital district and county hospital corporation boards may elect retirement coverage for employees, and if they do, the election cannot be revoked.
United States — Florida
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Certain seasonal state employees may receive retirement credit for time worked for another state if they meet the stated conditions and pay the required amount.
United States — Florida
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This section sets retirement eligibility rules and benefit options for state and county officers and employees.