ACTION NEEDED NOW
Session and DELEGATION MEETING FAQ with action steps
The 2023 Legislative Session begins March 2023. You currently have the opportunity to meet with your local elected officials before they head to Tallahassee. Delegation meetings are happening NOW!
What is a Legislative Delegation Meeting?
The primary focus of legislative delegation is dedicated to organizing and coordinating the joint activities of each county's delegates (elected officials) to the State Legislature in Tallahassee, as well as, providing assistance and information to members of the Delegation and their staff, the offices of the county mayor and board of county commissioners, and obtaining answers to our residents' legislative inquiries.
All meetings of the Delegation are open to the public and widely advertised to the general public, media and local governments in order to provide sufficient notice of the consideration of local bills by the Delegation.
CALL TO ACTION
Delegation Speaking Points
Delegation Meeting Speaking points:
Florida medical freedom statutes of concern:
The greatest concern is Florida Statute 381.00315 forced quarantine / forced treatment law and Florida Statute 768 hospital indemnity provision.
- FS381 - This statute grants one person, the state health officer authority to mass quarantine and forcibly treat you with the help of law enforcement.
- FS768 - This statute states that if a hospital patient dies with or of COVID as documented on the patient record -and- if the hospital follows the CDC-approved c19 treatment protocols of remdesivir and ventilate (demonstrated 80% mortality rate) - the hospital is indemnified from any legal liability for the death.
Source: https://www.flsenate.gov/Laws/Statutes/2021/0768.381
What to Ask you Legislators:
• Amendments to Enhance Florida’s “Right To Decline" Medical Treatment - Overriding Forced Vaccine Power
Proposed amendment:
https://www.amfreedomii.com/RemoveForcedVaccineAuthority
• Eliminate the Hospital Indemnity under FS768.
Continue to support:
• FL statute 408/Senate Bill 988 (The year 2022) - The No Patient Left Alone Act, to guarantee Florida families the fundamental right to visit their loved ones who are receiving care in hospitals, hospices, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and intermediate care facilities for the developmentally disabled (long-term care facilities). No healthcare facility in Florida may require a vaccine as a condition of visitation and every healthcare facility must allow their residents and patients to be hugged by their loved ones.
• FL statue 760 Civil Rights – Discrimination in the Treatment of Persons, Minority Representation
2022-2023 Legislative delegation meeting information
County Legislative Delegation Office
The County Legislative Delegation Office is a nonpartisan office that serves all members of the Florida Senate and House of Representatives who represent the county in Tallahassee.
The delegation office is responsible for: scheduling and coordinating all delegation meetings in the county and Tallahassee; developing the delegation's legislative program which includes all local bills, community appropriation requests and county and municipal legislative priorities; providing legislative assistance and research to the delegation during the legislative session; and serving as a liaison between the delegation and local governments and community organizations.
At the end of each legislative session, a comprehensive report is published by the delegation for all county, municipal and federal offices, as well as other interested parties, which reviews all local bills and appropriations affecting the county, and general bills passed by the county delegation members.