No. HB 933
Filed under Healthcare.
Children's Initiatives; Establishes Bay County 32401 Children's Initiative in Bay County & Pompano RYZE Children's Initiative in Broward County; provides for projects to be managed by corporations not for profit that are not subject to control, supervision, or direction by any department of state; requires corporations to be subject to state public records & meeting requirements & procurement of commodities & contractual services requirements; requires designated children's initiatives to assist in creation of community-based service networks & programming that provides certain services for children & families residing in disadvantaged areas of state; provides for evaluation, fiscal management, & oversight of projects.
Plain English Summary
AI-GENERATEDEstablishes two new local projects for disadvantaged children and families: the Bay County 32401 Children's Initiative in Bay County and the Pompano RYZE Children's Initiative in Broward County, each run by a nonprofit corporation.
Both initiatives must follow Florida's public records law, open meetings law, and procurement rules for commodities and contractual services, even though each is run by a private not-for-profit corporation rather than a government agency.
By joining the list of designated Florida Children's Initiatives, both new projects must help build a community-based service network for education, health care, youth development, jobs, and housing in their area.
The department must contract with a not-for-profit corporation to plan, implement, and run each initiative, and that same corporation is responsible for evaluating its own performance and managing its finances.
AIThe bill establishes two new nonprofit-managed projects: the Bay County 32401 Children's Initiative in Bay County and the Pompano RYZE Children's Initiative in Broward County, each run by a chapter 617 not-for-profit corporation.
AIEven though each initiative is run by a private nonprofit corporation, the Legislature declares both the Bay County and Pompano RYZE initiatives subject to Florida's public records law, public meetings law, and procurement requirements for commodities and contractual services.
AIBecause they are added to the list of designated Florida Children's Initiatives, both new projects must help build a community-based service network for education, health care, youth development, employment, and housing, and the department must contract with a nonprofit to plan, implement, and oversee each one.