Florida Department of Financial Services requires funeral and cemetery providers to maintain inspectable refrigeration facilities with identified employees and comply with section 497.386 maintenance standards.
Florida Department of Financial Services Rule 69K-24.030 establishes refrigeration services licensure procedures with $300 application fees, $225 annual inspection fees, and renewal deadlines between September 1 and November 29 of odd-numbered years.
Florida Department of Revenue updates forms DR-HS1 and DR-HS2 to reflect participating nonprofit scholarship organizations and payment mailing addresses for motor vehicle dealers and private tag agencies under the Tax Credit Scholarship Program.
Department of Financial Services amends Rule 69K-5.0025 to clarify inactive preneed license language for funeral, cemetery, and consumer services licensees with no anticipated business impact.
Florida Board of Funeral, Cemetery, and Consumer Services proposes clarifying amendments to Rule 69K-2.003 regarding official board business with no anticipated impact on licensees, fees, or business costs.
Florida Public Service Commission repeals three rules (25-9.020, 25-9.060, 25-9.071) determined unnecessary after statutory review, with no projected adverse small-business impact or regulatory cost increase exceeding $200,000 annually.
Department of Financial Services updates rule 69K-2.003 on official Board business with clarifying language that poses no anticipated adverse impact on small-business regulatory costs.
Florida Department of Financial Services proposes clarifying rule language for inactive preneed licenses with no anticipated adverse impact on small businesses or regulatory costs exceeding $200,000.
Department of Financial Services amends record-keeping rule 69K-6.004 for burial records and contracts with no anticipated adverse impact on small businesses or regulatory costs exceeding $200,000.
Department of Financial Services proposes amending rule 69K-6.009 to clarify identification tag requirements for caskets and cremation containers with no anticipated adverse impact on small businesses or regulatory costs exceeding $200,000.
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