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SB 1394·FL·senate

Department of Business and Professional Regulation

FailedFiled Jan 8, 2026
Sponsor: Jonathan Martin (R)
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Died in Regulated Industries

Mar 13, 2026

Summary

The measure would expand the Department of Business and Professional Regulation’s law‑enforcement officers’ authority, let the department request and verify employee work‑authorization documents, and create new criminal penalties for nitrous oxide and illegal hemp extract sales. It would affect businesses that hold DBPR licenses, employers, talent agencies, and anyone handling the listed substances. The bill died in the Senate’s Regulated Industries committee.

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