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: Florida Workers’ Compensation Law BlogHB 903 Passed but Retained by House Committee
By David A. McCranie, Esq.
HB 903 has been retained by the House Insurance, Business & Financial Affairs Policy Committee. According to a representative of the committee that I spoke with this morning, the bill was passed by a vote of 19-2 yesterday, but a motion to retain the bill was heard and approved. The committee is scheduled to meet again on Thursday, March 12. If a motion to reconsider the bill is filed and passed at that meeting, the bill will be taken up by the committee anew. But if a motion to reconsider is not passed, or if such a motion is not filed, the bill will be passed out of committee. Its next stop would be the House General Government Policy Council.
Full post as published by Florida Workers’ Compensation Law Blog on March 11, 2009 (boomark / email).
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