Friday saw the end of Florida’s regular legislative session; the House and Senate extended the session to resolve the budget, taxes, and a few select bills. All other pending bills are no longer up for consideration. None of the bills that carry over involve insurance subjects.

The Florida Legislature convened its 60‐day 2025 legislative session on March 4 and will end on May 2. Committee action has ended as legislative priorities move to the floor. With committee meetings completed, there is only 1 week remaining in the session. Legislative leaders announced this week that they will be unable to complete the budget during regular session so will most likely return for a special session in late May or early June. Enacting an annual budget by July 1 is the Legislature’s only constitutional duty ‐‐ yet the chambers are unable to agree due to vast differences in their approach to cutting taxes. We anticipate that all regular bills that are not passed prior to adjournment on May 2 will die.

The Florida Legislature convened its 60‐day 2025 legislative session on March 4 and will end on May 2. Committee action is winding down as bills move to the floor. With seven weeks of committee meetings completed, there are two weeks remaining in the session. With the session almost over, and committee action complete, any bills that have not been heard in committee by this point are most likely dead for the session.

The Florida Legislature convened its 60‐day 2025 legislative session on March 4 and will end on May 2. Committees and subcommittees will hold hearings during the first five to seven weeks of session, after which the action moves to the floor. With six weeks of committee meetings completed, there are three weeks remaining in the session. With the session past its halfway point, and committee action winding down, any bills that have not been heard in committee by this point are most likely dead for the session.

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The Florida Legislature convened its 60‐day 2025 legislative session on March 4 and will end on May 2. Committees and subcommittees will hold hearings during the first five to seven weeks of session, after which the action moves to the floor. With five weeks of committee meetings completed, there are four weeks remaining in the session. With the session past it’s halfway point, and committee action winding down, any bills that have not been heard in committee are most likely dead for the session.

The Florida Legislature convened its 60‐day 2025 legislative session on March 4 and will end on May 2. Committees and subcommittees will hold hearings during the first five to seven weeks of session, after which the action moves to the floor. With four weeks of committee meetings completed, there are five weeks remaining in the session.

The Florida Legislature convened its 60-day 2025 legislative session on March 4 and will end on May 2. Committees and subcommittees will hold hearings during the first five to seven weeks of session, after which the action moves to the floor. With the two weeks of committee meetings completed, there are seven weeks remaining in the session.

The Florida Legislature convened its 60-day 2025 legislative session on March 4 and will end on May 2. Committees and subcommittees will hold hearings during the first five to seven weeks of session, after which the action moves to the floor. With the two weeks of committee meetings completed, there are seven weeks remaining in the session.

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