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Rules and Ethics Committee adopts special order letter, sets amendment deadlines

Rules and Ethics Committee, 2026 Legislature FL · March 10, 2026
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Summary

The Rules and Ethics Committee adopted a special order letter scheduling bills for the March 11 session and included negotiated time allocations for questions and debate. The committee reminded members that main and adhering amendments must be filed with House bill drafting by specified morning deadlines and then adjourned.

Chair Garrison opened the Rules and Ethics Committee meeting March 10 and presented a special order letter scheduling the committee’s business for the Wednesday, March 11 session. "Members, on the desk is a special order letter for session on Wednesday, March 11," Garrison said, adding that negotiated time allocations for questions and debate were included as required by the committee rules.

After asking for questions and debate and receiving none, Garrison called a voice vote. "All in favor of the special order letter say yay," the chair said; members replied and Garrison announced, "Show the special order letter is hereby adopted." The adoption places the listed bills on special order with the negotiated time limits noted in the letter.

Garrison then reminded members of amendment filing deadlines for the upcoming session. "Main amendments must be submitted to house bill drafting by 7AM and approved for filing by 8AM. Adhering amendments must be submitted to house bill drafting and approved for filing by 9AM," Garrison said, specifying the office and the cutoff times for the morning of the session.

With no further business, Representative Fabricio moved to adjourn. The chair accepted the motion and closed the meeting; Garrison concluded, "See everyone tomorrow morning."