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Votes at a glance: House adopts wide set of reviser, procedural and policy bills
Summary
On April 3 the Florida House passed a long list of bills with minimal floor debate (reviser bills, reviser's technical bills, and several policy measures). This roundup lists each measure, sponsor, and recorded vote.
The Florida House passed a series of reviser's bills, technical corrections and assorted policy measures on April 3, 2025. Many passed with little or no floor debate. Key floor votes and outcomes recorded during the session include:
- Senate Bill 36 (substituted for HB 7015, adoption of reviser'type changes): motion to waive rules and read third time moved by Representative Burrow; final passage announced "A hundred and 8 yays, 0 nays." - Senate Bill 42 (substituted for HB 7017, reviser'type technical/conforming changes): final passage announced "A hundred and 8 yays, 0 nays." - Senate Bill 40 (substituted for HB 7019, deletes inoperative statutory provisions): final passage announced as "A 10 yays, 0 nays" on the transcript (clerk entry). - Senate Bill 38 (substituted for HB 7021, directive/replacement of agency name occurrences): final passage announced "A hundred and 7 yays, 0 nays." - HB 555 (pet insurance and wellness programs): final passage recorded "A 10 yays, 0 nays." - HB 299 (elevator accessibility requirements): final passage recorded "hundred and 7 yays, 0 nays." - HB 649 (autonomous practice by certified registered nurse anesthetists): final passage recorded "77 yays, 30 nays." - CS for HB 1145 (workforce education adjustments): final passage recorded "A hundred yeas, 4 nays." - CS for HB 1205 (initiative reform) was debated at length and passed 76-31 (see separate article).
Other bills, mostly local or technical measures, were also adopted on the floor with little debate; clerks recorded outcomes for each as the House proceeded through its special order calendar.
Ending: The floor day advanced a mixture of technical, local and substantive legislation; the Secretary will publish the official House Journal and roll-call records for full vote-by-name details.
