Committee reports six bills favorably; amendment adopted and motion to adjourn passed
January 21, 2026 | 2026 Legislature FL, Florida
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The Appropriations Committee on Criminal and Civil Justice concluded a business session that included the following formal actions.
Votes at a glance
- CS for SB 504 (code-inspector body cameras) — Amendment 936954 adopted; CS for SB 504 reported favorably by roll call (unanimous in committee).
- SB 506 (public-records exemption for code-inspector body-camera recordings) — Reported favorably by roll call.
- CS for SB 32 (injunctions for protection against serious violence by a known person) — Reported favorably by roll call.
- SB 210 (public-records exemption for petitions related to serious-violence injunctions) — Reported favorably by roll call.
- SB 676 (amendments to contributing-to-delinquency laws focused on animal cruelty and graduated penalties) — Reported favorably by roll call.
- SB 432 (controlled substances: schedule changes, Xylazine provisions, and new felonies) — Reported favorably by roll call.
- SB 524 (Department of Law Enforcement; medical examiner commission and related administrative changes) — Reported favorably by roll call.
Other business
Senator Simon moved to adjourn; the motion was adopted and the committee adjourned.
Votes at a glance
- CS for SB 504 (code-inspector body cameras) — Amendment 936954 adopted; CS for SB 504 reported favorably by roll call (unanimous in committee).
- SB 506 (public-records exemption for code-inspector body-camera recordings) — Reported favorably by roll call.
- CS for SB 32 (injunctions for protection against serious violence by a known person) — Reported favorably by roll call.
- SB 210 (public-records exemption for petitions related to serious-violence injunctions) — Reported favorably by roll call.
- SB 676 (amendments to contributing-to-delinquency laws focused on animal cruelty and graduated penalties) — Reported favorably by roll call.
- SB 432 (controlled substances: schedule changes, Xylazine provisions, and new felonies) — Reported favorably by roll call.
- SB 524 (Department of Law Enforcement; medical examiner commission and related administrative changes) — Reported favorably by roll call.
Other business
Senator Simon moved to adjourn; the motion was adopted and the committee adjourned.
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