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Florida Administrative Code (Last Updated: April 18, 2024) |
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1. Department of State |
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1B. Division of Library and Information Services |
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1B-32. Indexing, Management, And Availability Of Final Orders |
1(1) Pursuant to Sections 5120.53(1) 6and 7120.533, F.S, 9this chapter establishes the minimum requirements for indexing final orders. Agencies may index and publish additional final orders as needed.
29(2) Agency orders that must be indexed are set forth in Section 41120.53(1)(a)2.c., F.S. 43Agencies shall maintain a list of final orders made by stipulation, agreed settlement, or consent order which are not required to be indexed. Final orders that must be indexed or listed pursuant to this chapter shall be maintained by each agency pursuant to the records retention schedule approved by the Department of State, Division of Library and Information Services.
102(3) Public Inspection. The following shall be made available by each agency for public inspection and copying, at no more than actual cost:
125(a) All rules adopted by the agency in the discharge of its rulemaking functions pursuant to Chapter 1B-30, F.A.C.;
144(b) All final orders;
148(c) A current subject-matter index of final orders indexed, pursuant to Section 160120.53(1)(a)2.c., F.S.; 162and
163(d) A list of final orders that are not required to be indexed.
176(4) If an agency contracts with a publishing firm to act as its official reporter, the publishing firm must have the capacity to timely index and publish the agency’s final orders, index and list. The official reporter that is designated by the agency shall be approved by the Department of State.
227Rulemaking Authority 229120.53(1)(b) FS. 231Law Implemented 233120.53(2) FS. 235History–New 1-1-92, Amended 3-25-97, Formerly 2401S-6.001.
