30565687, 1-1.008 - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register - FAC, FAR, eRulemaking

Florida Department of State and Division of Library and Information Services

Notice: 30565687

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

DEPARTMENT OF STATE

Chapter:

Overview

RULE:

1-1.008	Rule Numbering and Rule Titles
1-1.009	Definitions
1-1.010	Style and Form for Filing Rules; Certification Accompanying Materials
1-1.011	Publication of Notices in the Florida Administrative Register (FAR)
1-1.012	Legal Citations and History Notes
1-1.013	Materials Incorporated by Reference
1-1.014	Uniform Indexing Procedures

PURPOSE:

The purpose of this amendment is to implement the changes made to Chapter 120, F.S. by Chapter 2025-189, L.O.F., to clarify and update existing requirements and to repeal an obsolete rule.

SUMMARY:

This amendment will clarify existing and implement new requirements for rule adoptions, F.A.R. notices, and materials incorporated by reference. Required notices and certifications will now be incorporated by reference. Rule 1-1.014, F.A.C. is proposed to be repealed as obsolete.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

20.10(3), 120.54(1)(i)8., 120.54(1)(j), 120.55(1)(c), F.S.

LAW:

120.54, 120.542(6), 120.542(8), 120.545(7), 120.5435, 120.55(1), 120.695(2)(c)3., 403.8055, F.S.

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

3/12/2026 Vol. 52/49

COMMENTS:

From 3/12/2026 To 4/2/2026 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

Ref-19227 Form DOS-1, Certification of (Name of Agency) Administrative Rules Filed with the Department of State
Ref-19228 Form DOS-2, Certification of (Name of Agency) Administrative Rules Filed with the Department of State Pursuant to Section 120.54(6), Florida Statutes (Adoption of Federal Standards)
Ref-19229 Form DOS-3, Certification of (Name of Agency) Administrative Rules Filed with the Department of State Pursuant to Section 120.54(1)(i)6., Florida Statutes
Ref-19230 Form DOS-4, Certification of Department of Environmental Protection Administrative Rules Filed with the Department of State Pursuant to Section 403.8055, Florida Statutes (Adoption of Federal Standards)
Ref-19231 Form DOS-5, Certification of (Name of Agency) Emergency Rule Filed with the Department of State
Ref-19232 Form DOS-6, Certification of (Name of Agency) Administrative Rules Filed with the Department of State Pursuant to Section 120.5435, Florida Statutes (Agency Review of Rules)
Ref-19233 Form DOS-7, Certification of (Name of Agency) Designation of Rules the Violation of Which is a Minor Violation
Ref-19234 Form DOS-8, Certification of Materials Incorporated by Reference in Rules Filed with the Department of State
Ref-19235 Form DOS-9, Certification of Materials Incorporated by Reference in Emergency Rule Filed with the Department of State
Ref-19236 Form DOS-10, Certification of Materials Incorporated by Reference in Rules Reviewed Pursuant to Section 120.5435, F.S., Filed with the Department of State
Ref-19237 Department of State Rule Text Coding Style Manual
Ref-19238 DOSN-1, Notice of Rule Development
Ref-19239 DOSN-2, Notice of Proposed Rule
Ref-19240 Form DOSN-3, Notice of Intent to Adopt a Rule Pursuant to Section 120.54(6), Florida Statutes (Adoption of Federal Standards)
Ref-19241 Form DOSN-4, Notice of Intent to Adopt a Rule Pursuant to Section 120.54(1)(i)6., Florida Statutes
Ref-19242 Form DOSN-5, Notice of Intent to Adopt a Rule Pursuant to Section 403.8055, Florida Statutes (Department of Environmental Protection)
Ref-19243 Form DOSN-6, Notice of Change
Ref-19244 Form DOSN-7A, Notice of Correction
Ref-19245 DOSN-7B, Notice of Correction
Ref-19246 Form DOSN-8, Notice of Withdrawal
Ref-19247 Form DOSN-9, Notice of Emergency Rule
Ref-19248 Form DOSN-10, Notice of Variances and Waivers
Ref-19249 Form DOSN-11, Notice of Meeting, Hearing, or Workshop
Ref-19250 Form DOSN-12, Notice of Declaratory Statement
Ref-19251 Form DOSN-13, Notice of Petitions/Dispositions Regarding Rule Validity

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