Florida H0347 regulates flag display by governmental entities, prohibiting certain flags and requiring the U.S. flag to be displayed prominently.
Florida H0347 establishes rules for flag display by governmental entities, prohibiting flags that represent political partisanship, political ideology, race, gender, or sexual orientation. It mandates that the United States flag must be displayed prominently if any flag is shown. Local governments are barred from adopting ordinances that authorize their own flags to be displayed at universities. The bill specifies which flags can be displayed, including the U.S. flag, state flag, and others, while prohibiting certain sporting and organizational flags.
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