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• Senate File 4331. Senate File 4331.
• <00:09:05.279> File Senator Wickland grants from Senate File Senator Wickland grants from
• That was Senate File 3655. Senator Latz, Senate File 3837, the Urban Public Awareness Campaign.
• Chair, >> Senator, >> Senator, >> Senator, >> before<00:24:47.760> we<
• Chair, Senator Muhammad. Thank you, Senator Pratt.

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• Welcome to the Senate Labor Committee, Senator Gustafson. Thank you, Madam Chair.
• Yes, Senator.
• Um Senator Dornink. Thank you. Um Senator Dornink.
• Thank you, Senator Rarick. Thank you, Senator Rarick.
• Senator Verboten. tabling it as as is? Senator Verboten.

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• Senator Berman. Senator Boyd. Senator Brodeur. Senator Harrell. Senator Passidomo. Senator Rouson.
• Senator Berman, you're recognized. Thank you, Mr. Chair.
• Senator Berman, thank you, Mr. Chair.
• Senator Harold. Thank you.
• Senator Harold. Thank you.

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• ,<00:29:51.520> but Senator, or you, Senator Duckworth, but Senator, or you, Senator Duckworth
• 30:03.120> Senator sense, Senator Kroun and Senator sense, Senator Kroun and Senator Duckworth
• Senator<00:48:00.560> Senator<00:48:00.840> Rest. Senator Senator Rest.
• Thank you, Senator Kunesh. Senate File 2940, Senator Westlin.
• For Senate file 4100, Senator Maye over. For Senate file 4100, Senator Maye Quade.

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• Senate Resolution 80 will be referred to the Committee on Rules and Administration.
• The secretary will read Senate Resolution 81.
• Senator Murphy introduced Senate Resolution 81, a Senate resolution relating to the appointment of a
• Senator Murphy moved to adopt Senate Resolution 81.
• resolutions, um Senator Murphy to resolutions, um Senator Murphy to designate<00:27:34.400> special

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• > uh<00:29:39.720> Senate Seeing none, Senator Hoffman uh Senate Seeing none, Senator Hoffman
• > Senator Hoffman uh and Senator Houschild Senator Hoffman uh and Senator Houschild um<00:31:22.760><
• > and Senator Nelson, city resolution, and Senator Nelson, city resolution, and state<00:57:01.320
• Senate File 1419 or Senate File 49, um, um, um, Senator Weber's bill or Senate File 245, Senator Weber's
• Senate floor. Senate floor.

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• The Senate will be in order.
• elected Senator Nathan.
• Senator Nathan, welcome to the Florida Senate.
• Read Senate Bill 2D.
• Read Senate Bill 2D.

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• Senator Avila. Senator Berman. Senator Boyd. Senator Bradley. Senator Brodeur. Senator Burgess.
• Senator Burton. Senator Davis. Senator DiCeglie? Senator Gaetz. Senator Garcia. Senator Grall.
• Senator Garcia, Senator Grall, Senator Harrell, Senator Hooper, Senator Martin, Senator Osgood, Senator
• Pizzo, Senator Rodriguez, Senator Rouson, Senator Simon, Senator Trumbull, Senator Wright.
• Senator Garcia? Senator Grall? Senator Harrell? Senator Hooper? Senator Martin? Senator Osgood?

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• Thank you, Senator Niello. And Senator DeRosso and Senator Caballero. Thank you, Mr. Chair.
• Senator Russell. Then Senator Caballero. Thank you.
• she would be up after Senator Caballero, then Senator Perez, then Senator Durazo.
• Senator Niello and Senator Stern.
• Senator Reyes and Senator Weber Pierson. Right.

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Summary: The Senate Judiciary Committee heard several bills, with testimony focused on end-of-life medical orders, CARE Court participation, HOA fee transparency, custody protections for sexual assault survivors, groundwater enforcement, pet policy disclosure in rentals, and restrictions on post-wildfire property solicitation. SB 1088 would modernize POLST and pre-hospital DNR rules by renaming POLST as Portable Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment, allowing electronic signatures, clarifying who may sign on a patient’s behalf, recognizing out-of-state forms, and reaffirming that completion is voluntary; it drew support from the Coalition for Compassionate Care and no opposition. SB 1242 would let original family petitioners participate in CARE Court care coordination and information-sharing even without the respondent’s consent, while preserving judicial discretion to limit participation; supporters said it would improve care coordination, and Disability Rights California opposed it as coercive and harmful to respondents who may not want family involvement. The committee discussed the balance between family support and privacy, and SB 1242 passed 7-0 on call. SB 1007 would require more HOA transparency, including clearer budget comparisons and evidence for violations, and would limit regular assessment increases without a homeowner vote, while leaving special and emergency assessments intact. Supporters argued homeowners need more information and protection from steep fee hikes; opponents said the cap could impair associations’ ability to cover rising insurance and maintenance costs. Members raised concerns about flexibility and planning, but the bill passed 6-1 on call. SB 1364, as amended, would lower the burden for survivors of sexual assault to block custody or visitation rights for a perpetrator when a child was conceived through the assault, using a clear-and-convincing standard and aligning the law with federal grant requirements; it passed 8-0 on call after opposition argued the bill could deny children a relationship with a parent. The committee also approved SB 997, which grants the North Fork Kings Groundwater Sustainability Agency lien authority to enforce fees and sustainability rules, with supporters saying it would help avoid litigation and maintain local control; it passed 9-0 on call. SB 1296 would require landlords to disclose pet policies up front on applications, websites, and ads, and allow application-fee refunds if disclosure was not provided before payment; supporters said it would reduce wasted fees and pet relinquishment, while landlord groups said the ad and disclosure requirements could be impractical for small owners. That bill passed 8-0 on call. Finally, SB 1090 was presented to bar large property owners from making unsolicited purchase offers for five years in wildfire disaster areas, aimed at preventing predatory post-disaster speculation; the author and a supporter described aggressive investor outreach to fire victims, especially in Altadena, as the committee moved on to that bill’s testimony.

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• Senator Hughes? Here. Senator Colquist? Senator Menendez? Present. A quorum is present.
• Senator Hughes? Yes. Senator Colquist? Aye. Senator Menendez? Aye. Five ayes, no nays.
• Senator Hughes? Yes. Senator Colquist? Aye. Senator Menendez? Aye. Five ayes, no nays.
• Senator, I might real quick.
• Senator Corpus? One follow-up. Thank you. One follow-up. Senator Hughes mentioned And on.

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