Florida H6011 amends laws on reporting gifts and honoraria for public officials and procurement employees.

Florida H6011 amends the state statutes to require public officials and procurement employees to annually report gifts and honoraria received. These reports must list gifts valued over $100 from governmental entities or authorized organizations, and detail honorarium expenses from prohibited sources. The reports are due by July 1 each year and must be filed with the Commission on Ethics or as part of the financial disclosure statement. The bill also mandates that any discrepancies in the reports be explained. This act is set to take effect on July 1, 2026.

Florida H6011 amends laws on reporting gifts and honoraria for public officials and procurement employees.

Florida H6011 amends the state statutes to require public officials and procurement employees to annually report gifts and honoraria received. These reports must list gifts valued over $100 from governmental entities or authorized organizations, and detail honorarium expenses from prohibited sources. The reports are due by July 1 each year and must be filed with the Commission on Ethics or as part of the financial disclosure statement. The bill also mandates that any discrepancies in the reports be explained. This act is set to take effect on July 1, 2026.