Committee rereports three-bill package—anti-scalper bot, remote-work allowance for auto finance, interlock program change—unanimously

The House Appropriations Committee voted to rereport a package of three bills to the Florida House: House Bill 10 63, House Bill 18 60 and House Bill 18 62. The executive director offered a one-paragraph summary of the three measures prior to the package vote.

According to the executive director’s summary provided on the record, House Bill 10 63 would prohibit the use of automated ticket-purchasing software described in the summary as "Grinch bots or scalper bots" that automatically buy event tickets for resale at higher prices. House Bill 18 60 would allow remote work for motor vehicle sales finance businesses. House Bill 18 62 would modify the emission interlock program. The transcript contains no bill text, fiscal analyses, or amendment language for these measures.

Chair called the three bills as a package for committee consideration; no member offered discussion on the record. The chair then recorded that the committee would vote in the affirmative and stated that the bills would be rereported to the floor with a unanimous vote. The transcript does not record individual member roll-call names or tallies for the package vote beyond the chair's statement that the vote was unanimous.

No public testimony, agency witness statements, or fiscal-note discussion for the three bills appears in the recorded meeting. The chair adjourned the committee after the package vote.

Because the measures were advanced as a package rather than individually, the transcript does not indicate distinct amendments or distinct debate on any of the three bills. The executive director’s overview is the only substantive description of the bills in the meeting record.