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Votes at a glance: Banking and Insurance Committee reports multiple bills favorably

Florida Senate Committee on Banking and Insurance · January 13, 2026
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Summary

The committee reported several bills favorably by roll call, including CS for SB 834 (health care sharing ministries), SB 642 (bail bond insurer reporting), CS for SB 1028 (Citizens clearinghouse), SB 394 (reinsurance intermediary managers), CS for SB 266 (public adjuster rescission), SB 832 (residential rate reporting) and SB 540 (OFR changes).

The Senate Banking and Insurance Committee recorded roll-call approvals for multiple bills during the session.

Reported favorably (summary): - CS for SB 834 (repeal of ban on agents/brokers discussing health care sharing ministries) — committee roll call recorded Senators Boyd, Burton, Hooper, Martin, Osgood, Pasodomo, Pizzo, Trunell, Vice Chair Sharif and Chair Gruters as 'Yes' (committee reported favorably).

- SB 642 (extend reporting duties to foreign and alien bail bond insurers) — reported favorably by roll call.

- CS for SB 1028 (Citizens Property Insurance commercial clearinghouse) — adopted delete-all amendment and reported favorably (sponsor cited $65,000,000,000 commercial exposure in committee remarks).

- SB 394 (reinsurance intermediary managers technical alignment with DFS practice) — reported favorably.

- CS for SB 266 (public adjuster contract rescission rights for vulnerable individuals) — reported favorably.

- SB 832 (residential property rate reports and restrictions on including land value in dwelling calculations) — reported favorably.

- SB 540 (Office of Financial Regulation technical and cybersecurity provisions) — multiple amendments adopted; reported favorably.

Roll-call details appear in the committee record; where recorded, the roll call listed the same set of senators voting 'Yes' for reported bills.