SENATE AMENDMENT
    Bill No. CS for CS for SB 1526
    Amendment No. ___   Barcode 901768
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11  Senator Sebesta moved the following amendment:
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13         Senate Amendment (with title amendment) 
14         On page 59, between lines 18 and 19,
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17         Section 49.  Paragraph (c) of subsection (2) of section
18  322.292, Florida Statutes, is amended to read:
19         322.292  DUI programs supervision; powers and duties of
20  the department.--
21         (2)  The department shall adopt rules to implement its
22  supervisory authority over DUI programs in accordance with the
23  procedures of chapter 120, including the establishment of
24  uniform standards of operation for DUI programs and the method
25  for setting and approving fees, as follows:
26         (c)  Implement procedures for the granting and revoking
27  of licenses for DUI programs, including:
28         1.  A uniform application fee not to exceed $1,000 but
29  in an amount sufficient to cover the department's
30  administrative costs in processing and evaluating DUI program
31  license applications. The application fee shall not apply to
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SENATE AMENDMENT Bill No. CS for CS for SB 1526 Amendment No. ___ Barcode 901768 1 programs that apply for licensure to serve a county that does 2 not have a currently licensed DUI program or where the 3 currently licensed program has relinquished its license. 4 2. In considering an application for approval of a DUI 5 program, the department shall determine whether improvements 6 in service may be derived from the operation of the DUI 7 program and the number of clients currently served in the 8 circuit. The department shall apply the following criteria: 9 a. The increased frequency of classes and availability 10 of locations of services offered by the applicant DUI program. 11 b. Services and fees offered by the applicant DUI 12 program and any existing DUI program. 13 c. The number of DUI clients currently served and 14 historical trends in the number of clients served in the 15 circuit. 16 d. The availability, accessibility, and service 17 history of any existing DUI program services. 18 e. The applicant DUI program's service history. 19 f. The availability of resources, including personnel, 20 demonstrated management capability, and capital and operating 21 expenditures of the applicant DUI program. 22 g. Improved services to minority and special needs 23 clients. 24 3. Authority for competing applicants and currently 25 licensed DUI programs serving the same geographic area to 26 request an administrative hearing under chapter 120 to contest 27 the department's determination of need for an additional 28 licensed DUI program in that area. 29 4. A requirement that the department revoke the 30 license of any DUI program that does not provide the services 31 specified in its application within 45 days after licensure 2 3:20 PM 03/24/04 s1526.tr16.07
SENATE AMENDMENT Bill No. CS for CS for SB 1526 Amendment No. ___ Barcode 901768 1 and notify the chief judge of that circuit of such revocation. 2 5. A requirement that all applicants for initial 3 licensure as a DUI program in a particular circuit on and 4 after the effective date of this act must, at a minimum, 5 satisfy each of the following criteria: 6 a. Maintain a primary business office in the circuit 7 which is located in a permanent structure that is readily 8 accessible by public transportation, if public transportation 9 is available. The primary business office must be adequately 10 staffed and equipped to provide all DUI program support 11 services, including registration and a file for each person 12 who registers for the program. 13 b. Have a satellite office for registration of DUI 14 offenders in each county in the circuit which is located in a 15 permanent structure that is readily accessible by public 16 transportation, if public transportation is available. A 17 satellite office is not required in any county where the total 18 number of DUI convictions in the most recent calendar year is 19 less than 200. 20 c. Have a classroom in each county in the circuit 21 which is located in a permanent structure that is readily 22 accessible by public transportation, if public transportation 23 is available. A classroom is not required in any county where 24 the total number of DUI convictions in the most recent 25 calendar year is less than 100. A classroom may not be located 26 within 250 feet of any business that sells alcoholic 27 beverages. However, a classroom shall not be required to be 28 relocated when a business selling alcoholic beverages locates 29 to within 250 feet of the classroom. 30 d. Have a plan for conducting all DUI education 31 courses, evaluation services, and other services required by 3 3:20 PM 03/24/04 s1526.tr16.07
SENATE AMENDMENT Bill No. CS for CS for SB 1526 Amendment No. ___ Barcode 901768 1 the department. The level I DUI education course must be 2 taught in four segments, with no more than 6 hours of 3 classroom instruction provided to any offender each day. All 4 DUI education courses must be in a classroom with face-to-face 5 instruction and interaction among offenders and an instructor. 6 e. Employ at least 1 full-time certified addiction 7 professional for the program at all times. 8 f. Document support from community agencies involved 9 in DUI education and substance abuse treatment in the circuit. 10 g. Have a volunteer board of directors and advisory 11 committee made up of citizens who reside in the circuit in 12 which licensure is sought. 13 h. Submit documentation of compliance with all 14 applicable federal, state, and local laws, including, but not 15 limited to, the Americans with Disabilities Act. 16 17 (Redesignate subsequent sections.) 18 19 20 ================ T I T L E A M E N D M E N T =============== 21 And the title is amended as follows: 22 On page 6, line 7, after the semicolon 23 24 insert: 25 amending s. 322.292, F.S.; requiring all DUI 26 education courses to be conducted in a 27 classroom with interaction among offenders and 28 an instructor; 29 30 31 4 3:20 PM 03/24/04 s1526.tr16.07