Amendment
Bill No. 2254

Amendment No. 721583

CHAMBER ACTION
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1	Representative(s) Goodlette, Mayfield, and Jennings offered the
2	following:
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4	Amendment (with title amendment)
5	Remove everything after the enacting clause and insert:
6	Section 1.  Paragraph (i) is added to subsection (7) of
7	section 1001.02, Florida Statutes, to read:
8	1001.02  General powers of State Board of Education.--
9	(7)  The State Board of Education shall:
10	(i)  Adopt by rule policies that address the baccalaureate
11	degree programs at community colleges approved pursuant to s.
12	1007.33, including, but not limited to, reporting policies and
13	performance accountability requirements for both upper-division
14	and lower-division programs.
15	Section 2.  Subsections (1), (2), and (8) of section
16	1001.64, Florida Statutes, are amended to read:
17	1001.64  Community college boards of trustees; powers and
18	duties.--
19	(1)  The boards of trustees shall be responsible for
20	cost-effective policy decisions appropriate to the community
21	college's mission, the implementation and maintenance of
22	high-quality education programs within law and rules of the
23	State Board of Education, the measurement of performance, the
24	reporting of information, and the provision of input regarding
25	state policy, budgeting, and education standards. Community
26	colleges may grant baccalaureate degrees pursuant to s. 1007.33
27	and shall remain under the authority of the State Board of
28	Education in accordance with current statutory provisions
29	relating to community colleges as defined in s. 1000.21.
30	(2)  Each board of trustees is vested with the
31	responsibility to govern its respective community college and
32	with such necessary authority as is needed for the proper
33	operation and improvement thereof in accordance with rules of
34	the State Board of Education. This authority includes serving as
35	the governing board for purposes of granting baccalaureate
36	degrees as authorized in s. 1007.33 and approved by the State
37	Board of Education.
38	(8)  Each board of trustees has authority for policies
39	related to students, enrollment of students, student records,
40	student activities, financial assistance, and other student
41	services.
42	(a)  Each board of trustees shall govern admission of
43	students pursuant to s. 1007.263 and rules of the State Board of
44	Education. A board of trustees may establish additional
45	admissions criteria, which shall be included in the district
46	interinstitutional articulation agreement developed according to
47	s. 1007.235, to ensure student readiness for postsecondary
48	instruction. Each board of trustees may consider the past
49	actions of any person applying for admission or enrollment and
50	may deny admission or enrollment to an applicant because of
51	misconduct if determined to be in the best interest of the
52	community college.
53	(b)  Each board of trustees shall adopt rules establishing
54	student performance standards for the award of degrees and
55	certificates pursuant to s. 1004.68. The board of trustees of a
56	community college that is authorized to grant a baccalaureate
57	degree under s. 1007.33 may continue to award degrees, diplomas,
58	and certificates as authorized for the college, and in the name
59	of the college, until the college receives any necessary changes
60	to its accreditation.
61	(c)  Each board of trustees shall establish tuition and
62	out-of-state fees for approved baccalaureate degree programs,
63	consistent with law and proviso language in the General
64	Appropriations Act.
65	(d)(c)  Boards of trustees are authorized to establish
66	intrainstitutional and interinstitutional programs to maximize
67	articulation pursuant to s. 1007.22.
68	(e)(d)  Boards of trustees shall identify their core
69	curricula, which shall include courses required by the State
70	Board of Education, pursuant to the provisions of s. 1007.25(6).
71	(f)(e)  Each board of trustees must adopt a written
72	antihazing policy, provide a program for the enforcement of such
73	rules, and adopt appropriate penalties for violations of such
74	rules pursuant to the provisions of s. 1006.63(1)-(3).
75	(g)(f)  Each board of trustees may establish a uniform code
76	of conduct and appropriate penalties for violation of its rules
77	by students and student organizations, including rules governing
78	student academic honesty. Such penalties, unless otherwise
79	provided by law, may include fines, the withholding of diplomas
80	or transcripts pending compliance with rules or payment of
81	fines, and the imposition of probation, suspension, or
82	dismissal.
83	(h)(g)  Each board of trustees pursuant to s. 1006.53 shall
84	adopt a policy in accordance with rules of the State Board of
85	Education that reasonably accommodates the religious observance,
86	practice, and belief of individual students in regard to
87	admissions, class attendance, and the scheduling of examinations
88	and work assignments.
89	(i)  Each board of trustees shall adopt a policy providing
90	that faculty who teach upper-division courses that are a
91	component part of a baccalaureate degree program must meet the
92	requirements of s. 1012.82.
93	Section 3.  Subsection (1), paragraph (a) of subsection
94	(7), and subsection (9) of section 1004.65, Florida Statutes,
95	are amended, and subsection (10) is added to said section, to
96	read:
97	1004.65  Community colleges; definition, mission, and
98	responsibilities.--
99	(1)  Community colleges shall consist of all public
100	educational institutions identified in s. 1000.21(3). Community
101	colleges, including colleges that have been approved to offer
102	baccalaureate degree programs pursuant to s. 1007.33, shall be
103	operated by community college district boards of trustees under
104	statutory authority and rules of the State Board of Education.
105	Except as otherwise provided in law, all laws and rules that
106	relate to community colleges apply to community colleges
107	authorized to offer baccalaureate degree programs pursuant to s.
108	1007.33.
109	(7)  A separate and secondary role for community colleges
110	includes:
111	(a)  Providing upper level instruction and awarding
112	baccalaureate degrees as specifically authorized by law. A
113	community college that is approved to offer baccalaureate degree
114	programs shall maintain its primary mission pursuant to
115	subsection (6) and may not terminate associate in arts or
116	associate in science degree programs as a result of the
117	authorization to offer baccalaureate degree programs.
118	(9)  Community colleges are authorized to offer such
119	programs and courses as are necessary to fulfill their mission
120	and are authorized to grant associate in arts degrees, associate
121	in science degrees, associate in applied science degrees,
122	certificates, awards, and diplomas. Each community college is
123	also authorized to make provisions for the General Educational
124	Development test. Each community college may provide access to
125	and award baccalaureate degrees in accordance with law.
126	(10)  A community college may not offer graduate programs.
127	Section 4.  Subsection (3) is added to section 1004.68,
128	Florida Statutes, to read:
129	1004.68  Community college; degrees and certificates; tests
130	for certain skills.--
131	(3)  The board of trustees of a community college
132	authorized to grant baccalaureate degrees pursuant to s. 1007.33
133	may continue to award degrees, diplomas, and certificates as
134	authorized for the college, and in the name of the college,
135	until the community college receives any necessary changes to
136	its accreditation.
137	Section 5.  Section 1007.33, Florida Statutes, is amended
138	to read:
139	1007.33  Site-determined baccalaureate degree access.--
140	(1)  The Legislature recognizes that public and private
141	postsecondary educational institutions play essential roles in
142	improving the quality of life and economic well-being of the
143	state and its residents. The Legislature also recognizes that
144	economic development needs and the educational needs of place-
145	bound, nontraditional students have increased the demand for
146	local access to baccalaureate degree programs. In some, but not
147	all, geographic regions, baccalaureate degree programs are being
148	delivered successfully at the local community college through
149	agreements between the community college and 4-year
150	postsecondary institutions within or outside of the state. It is
151	therefore the intent of the Legislature to further expand access
152	for Florida residents to baccalaureate degree programs and to
153	provide baccalaureate degree programs that meet critical
154	workforce needs through the use of community colleges.
155	(2)  A community college may enter into a formal agreement
156	pursuant to the provisions of s. 1007.22 for the delivery of
157	specified baccalaureate degree programs.
158	(3)  A community college may develop a proposal to deliver
159	specified baccalaureate degree programs in its district to meet
160	local workforce needs or to expand access to postsecondary
161	education for diverse, nontraditional, or geographically bound
162	students. The proposal must be approved by the board of trustees
163	of the community college.
164	(a)  To be eligible to receive state funding to support the
165	proposed program at the baccalaureate level, the proposal must
166	be submitted to the State Board of Education for approval in
167	accordance with timelines and guidelines adopted by the state
168	board and. The community college's proposal must include the
169	following information:
170	1.(a)  Documentation of the demand for the baccalaureate
171	degree program as is identified by the workforce development
172	board, local businesses and industry, local chambers of
173	commerce, and potential students who must be residents of the
174	state.
175	2.(b)  Documentation of the unmet need for graduates of the
176	proposed degree program is substantiated.
177	3.(c)  Documentation that the community college has the
178	facilities and academic resources to deliver the program.
179	4.  Documentation that alternative attempts were made to
180	meet the identified need, such as distance learning and
181	partnerships with other public or private postsecondary
182	educational institutions, or justification for not pursuing such
183	alternatives.
184	5.  A 5-year financial plan that details steps to ensure
185	that the per-credit-hour costs of the program at the end of the
186	5-year period will be less than the costs of similar programs at
187	state universities.
188	(b)  Upon receipt of a proposal submitted pursuant to
189	paragraph (a), the State Board of Education must make the
190	proposal available to other public and private postsecondary
191	educational institutions for 60 days for review and comment,
192	including the opportunity for such institutions to submit
193	alternative proposals to the State Board of Education for
194	meeting the stated need.
195	(c)  The State Board of Education may approve, deny, or
196	require revisions to a proposal submitted by a community college
197	pursuant to paragraph (a) or an alternative proposal submitted
198	pursuant to paragraph (b).
199
200	A The proposal must be submitted to the Council for Education
201	Policy Research and Improvement for review and comment. Upon
202	approval of the State Board of Education for the specific degree
203	program or programs, the community college approved to offer
204	baccalaureate degrees pursuant to this subsection shall pursue
205	regional accreditation by the Commission on Colleges of the
206	Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Any additional
207	baccalaureate degree program programs the community college
208	wishes to offer must be approved by the State Board of Education
209	pursuant to the process outlined in this subsection in order for
210	the community college to receive state funding for the program
211	at the baccalaureate level.
212	(4)  Any baccalaureate degree program authorized at a
213	community college pursuant to the provisions of this section
214	must be evaluated by the board of trustees of the community
215	college every 5 years to determine the cost-effectiveness of the
216	program, the effectiveness of the program in providing access to
217	baccalaureate degrees for Florida residents and meeting local
218	workforce needs, and the impact of the program on the college's
219	primary mission of providing associate degrees. A copy of the
220	evaluation must be submitted to the State Board of Education,
221	the Executive Office of the Governor, the President of the
222	Senate, and the Speaker of the House of Representatives.
223	Programs that have excessive per-credit-hour costs, fail to
224	provide meaningful access to baccalaureate degrees for Florida
225	residents, no longer meet workforce needs, or hinder a community
226	college's primary mission may lose eligibility for state funding
227	as a baccalaureate degree program.
228	(5)(4)  A community college may not terminate its associate
229	in arts or associate in science degree programs as a result of
230	the authorization provided pursuant to this section in
231	subsection (3). The Legislature intends that the primary mission
232	of a community college, including a community college that
233	offers baccalaureate degree programs, continues to be the
234	provision of associate degrees that provide access to a
235	university.
236	(6)  The State Board of Education shall adopt rules to
237	administer this section.
238	Section 6.  Subsections (1), (3), and (11) of section
239	1009.23, Florida Statutes, are amended to read:
240	1009.23  Community college student fees.--
241	(1)  Unless otherwise provided, the provisions of this
242	section applies apply only to fees charged for college credit
243	instruction leading to an associate in arts degree, an associate
244	in applied science degree, or an associate in science degree, or
245	a baccalaureate degree authorized by the State Board of
246	Education pursuant to s. 1007.33 and for noncollege credit
247	college-preparatory courses defined in s. 1004.02.
248	(3)  The State Board of Education shall adopt by December
249	31 of each year a resident fee schedule for the following fall
250	for advanced and professional programs, associate in science
251	degree programs, baccalaureate degree programs authorized by the
252	State Board of Education pursuant to s. 1007.33, and college-
253	preparatory programs that produce revenues in the amount of 25
254	percent of the full prior year's cost of these programs. Fees
255	for courses in college-preparatory programs and associate in
256	arts and associate in science degree programs may be established
257	at the same level. In the absence of a provision to the contrary
258	in an appropriations act, the fee schedule shall take effect and
259	the colleges shall expend the funds on instruction. If the
260	Legislature provides for an alternative fee schedule in an
261	appropriations act, the fee schedule shall take effect the
262	subsequent fall semester.
263	(11)(a)  Each community college board of trustees may
264	establish a separate fee for capital improvements, technology
265	enhancements, or equipping student buildings which may not
266	exceed 10 percent of tuition for resident students or 10 percent
267	of the sum of tuition and out-of-state fees for nonresident
268	students. The fee for resident students shall be limited to an
269	increase of $2 per credit hour over the prior year $1 per credit
270	hour or credit-hour equivalent for residents and which equals or
271	exceeds $3 per credit hour for nonresidents. Funds collected by
272	community colleges through these fees may be bonded only as
273	provided in this subsection for the purpose of financing or
274	refinancing new construction and equipment, renovation, or
275	remodeling of educational facilities. The fee shall be collected
276	as a component part of the tuition and fees, paid into a
277	separate account, and expended only to construct and equip,
278	maintain, improve, or enhance the educational facilities of the
279	community college. Projects funded through the use of the
280	capital improvement fee shall meet the survey and construction
281	requirements of chapter 1013. Pursuant to s. 216.0158, each
282	community college shall identify each project, including
283	maintenance projects, proposed to be funded in whole or in part
284	by such fee.
285	(b)  Capital improvement fee revenues may be pledged by a
286	board of trustees as a dedicated revenue source to the repayment
287	of debt, including lease-purchase agreements with an overall
288	term, including renewals, extensions, and refundings, of not
289	more than 7 years and revenue bonds, with a term not to exceed
290	20 annual maturities years, and not to exceed the useful life of
291	the asset being financed, only for financing or refinancing of
292	the new construction and equipment, renovation, or remodeling of
293	educational facilities. Community colleges may use the services
294	of the Division of Bond Finance of the State Board of
295	Administration to issue any Bonds authorized through the
296	provisions of this subsection shall be. Any such bonds issued by
297	the Division of Bond Finance upon the request of the community
298	college board of trustees shall be in compliance with the
299	provisions of s. 11(d), Art. VII of the State Constitution and
300	the State Bond Act. The Division of Bond Finance may pledge fees
301	collected by one or more community colleges to secure such
302	bonds. Any project included in the approved educational plant
303	survey pursuant to chapter 1013 is approved pursuant to s.
304	11(d), Art. VII of the State Constitution.
305	(c)  The state does hereby covenant with the holders of the
306	bonds issued under this subsection that it will not take any
307	action that will materially and adversely affect the rights of
308	such holders so long as the bonds authorized by this subsection
309	are outstanding.
310	(d)  Any validation of the bonds issued pursuant to the
311	State Bond Act shall be validated in the manner provided by
312	chapter 75. Only the initial series of bonds is required to be
313	validated. The complaint for such validation shall be filed in
314	the circuit court of the county where the seat of state
315	government is situated, the notice required to be published by
316	s. 75.06 shall be published only in the county where the
317	complaint is filed, and the complaint and order of the circuit
318	court shall be served only on the state attorney of the circuit
319	in which the action is pending.
320	(e)  A maximum of 15 percent cents per credit hour may be
321	allocated from the capital improvement fee for child care
322	centers conducted by the community college. The use of capital
323	improvement fees for such purpose shall be subordinate to the
324	payment of any bonds secured by the fees.
325	Section 7.  Subsection (3) of section 1009.24, Florida
326	Statutes, is amended to read:
327	1009.24  State university student fees.--
328	(3)(a)  The Legislature has the responsibility to establish
329	tuition and fees.
330	(b)  Within proviso in the General Appropriations Act and
331	law, each board of trustees shall set undergraduate university
332	tuition and fees.
333	(c)  Except as otherwise provided by law, each board of
334	trustees shall set university tuition and fees for graduate,
335	graduate professional, and nonresident students, except that
336	tuition and fees for graduate, graduate professional, and
337	nonresident students who enroll prior to fall 2005 shall be
338	established within proviso in the General Appropriations Act or
339	by law. Tuition and fees for graduate, graduate professional,
340	and nonresident students shall not exceed the average full-time
341	nonresident tuition and fees for corresponding programs at
342	public institutions that are members of the Association of
343	American Universities. The annual percentage increase in tuition
344	and fees established by each board of trustees pursuant to this
345	paragraph for students enrolled prior to fall 2005 shall not
346	exceed the annual percentage increase approved by the
347	Legislature for resident undergraduate students. At least 20
348	percent of the amount raised by tuition increases imposed
349	pursuant to this paragraph shall be allocated by each university
350	to need-based financial aid for students.
351	(d)  The sum of the activity and service, health, and
352	athletic fees a student is required to pay to register for a
353	course shall not exceed 40 percent of the tuition established in
354	law or in the General Appropriations Act. The tuition and fees
355	established pursuant to paragraph (c) for graduate, graduate
356	professional, and nonresident students shall not be subject to
357	the 40 percent cap. No university shall be required to lower any
358	fee in effect on the effective date of this act in order to
359	comply with this subsection. Within the 40 percent cap,
360	universities may not increase the aggregate sum of activity and
361	service, health, and athletic fees more than 5 percent per year
362	unless specifically authorized in law or in the General
363	Appropriations Act. A university may increase its athletic fee
364	to defray the costs associated with changing National Collegiate
365	Athletic Association divisions. Any such increase in the
366	athletic fee may exceed both the 40 percent cap and the 5
367	percent cap imposed by this subsection. Any such increase must
368	be approved by the athletic fee committee in the process
369	outlined in subsection (11) and cannot exceed $2 per credit
370	hour. Notwithstanding the provisions of ss. 1009.534, 1009.535,
371	and 1009.536, that portion of any increase in an athletic fee
372	pursuant to this subsection that causes the sum of the activity
373	and service, health, and athletic fees to exceed the 40 percent
374	cap or the annual increase in such fees to exceed the 5 percent
375	cap shall not be included in calculating the amount a student
376	receives for a Florida Academic Scholars award, a Florida
377	Medallion Scholars award, or a Florida Gold Seal Vocational
378	Scholars award. This subsection does not prohibit a university
379	from increasing or assessing optional fees related to specific
380	activities if payment of such fees is not required as a part of
381	registration for courses.
382	Section 8.  Section 1011.83, Florida Statutes, is amended
383	to read:
384	1011.83  Financial support of community colleges.--
385	(1)  Each community college that has been approved by the
386	Department of Education and meets the requirements of law and
387	rules of the State Board of Education shall participate in the
388	Community College Program Fund. However, funds to support
389	workforce education programs conducted by community colleges
390	shall be provided pursuant to s. 1011.80.
391	(2)  Funding for baccalaureate degree programs approved
392	pursuant to s. 1007.33 shall be specified in the General
393	Appropriations Act. A student in a baccalaureate degree program
394	approved pursuant to s. 1007.33 who is not classified as a
395	resident for tuition purposes pursuant to s. 1009.21 shall not
396	be included in calculations of full-time equivalent enrollments
397	for state funding purposes.
398	(3)  Funds specifically appropriated by the Legislature for
399	baccalaureate degree programs approved pursuant to s. 1007.033
400	may be used only for such programs. A new baccalaureate degree
401	program may not accept students without a recurring legislative
402	appropriation for this purpose. However, community colleges that
403	have been approved by the State Board of Education prior to July
404	1, 2005, to offer baccalaureate degrees are not subject to the
405	requirement for recurring funds until the 2006-2007 budget year.
406	(4)  A community college that grants baccalaureate degrees
407	shall maintain reporting and funding distinctions between any
408	baccalaureate degree program approved under s. 1007.33 and any
409	other baccalaureate degree programs involving traditional
410	concurrent-use partnerships.
411	Section 9.  Section 1012.82, Florida Statutes, is amended
412	to read:
413	1012.82  Teaching faculty; minimum teaching hours per
414	week.--Each full-time member of the teaching faculty at any
415	community college, including faculty who teach upper-division
416	courses that are a component part of a baccalaureate degree
417	program approved pursuant to s. 1007.33, who is paid wholly from
418	funds appropriated from the community college program fund shall
419	teach a minimum of 15 classroom contact hours per week at such
420	institution. However, the required classroom contact hours per
421	week may be reduced upon approval of the president of the
422	institution in direct proportion to specific duties and
423	responsibilities assigned the faculty member by his or her
424	departmental chair or other appropriate college administrator.
425	Such specific duties may include specific research duties,
426	specific duties associated with developing television, video
427	tape, or other specifically assigned innovative teaching
428	techniques or devices, or assigned responsibility for off-campus
429	student internship or work-study programs. A "classroom contact
430	hour" consists of a regularly scheduled classroom activity of
431	not less than 50 minutes in a course of instruction which has
432	been approved by the community college board of trustees. Any
433	full-time faculty member who is paid partly from community
434	college program funds and partly from other funds or
435	appropriations shall teach a minimum number of classroom contact
436	hours per week in such proportion to 15 classroom contact hours
437	as his or her salary paid from community college program funds
438	bears to his or her total salary.
439	Section 10.  Subsection (2) of section 1013.60, Florida
440	Statutes, is amended to read:
441	1013.60  Legislative capital outlay budget request.--
442	(2)  The commissioner shall submit to the Governor and to
443	the Legislature an integrated, comprehensive budget request for
444	educational facilities construction and fixed capital outlay
445	needs for school districts, community colleges, and
446	universities, pursuant to the provisions of s. 1013.64 and
447	applicable provisions of chapter 216. Each community college
448	board of trustees and each university board of trustees shall
449	submit to the commissioner a 3-year plan and data required in
450	the development of the annual capital outlay budget. Community
451	college boards of trustees may request funding for all
452	authorized programs, including approved baccalaureate degree
453	programs. Such a request for funding must be submitted as a part
454	of the 3-year priority list for community colleges pursuant to
455	s. 1013.64(4)(a). Enrollment in approved baccalaureate degree
456	programs or baccalaureate degree programs offered under a formal
457	agreement with another college or university pursuant to s.
458	1007.33 may be computed into the survey of need for facilities
459	if the partner is not defraying the cost. No further
460	disbursements shall be made from the Public Education Capital
461	Outlay and Debt Service Trust Fund to a board of trustees that
462	fails to timely submit the required data until such board of
463	trustees submits the data.
464	Section 11.  This act shall take effect July 1, 2005.
465
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467	Remove the entire title and insert:
468	A bill to be entitled
469	An act relating to enhanced student opportunities;
470	amending s. 1001.02, F.S.; requiring State Board of
471	Education rules that address baccalaureate degree programs
472	at community colleges; amending s. 1001.64, F.S.;
473	providing that community colleges that grant baccalaureate
474	degrees remain under the authority of the State Board of
475	Education with respect to specified responsibilities;
476	providing that the board of trustees is the governing
477	board for purposes of granting baccalaureate degrees;
478	providing powers of the boards of trustees, including the
479	power to establish tuition and out-of-state fees;
480	providing restrictions; requiring such boards to adopt a
481	policy requiring teachers who teach certain upper-division
482	courses to teach a specified minimum number of hours;
483	amending s. 1004.65, F.S.; including community colleges
484	approved to offer baccalaureate degree programs under
485	authority to operate; requiring such community colleges to
486	maintain their primary mission and prohibiting them from
487	terminating associate degree programs; prohibiting a
488	community college from offering graduate programs;
489	amending s. 1004.68, F.S.; authorizing the continued
490	awarding of degrees, diplomas, and certificates by
491	community colleges approved to offer baccalaureate degree
492	programs; amending s. 1007.33, F.S.; revising requirements
493	for a proposal by a community college to deliver a
494	baccalaureate degree program; requiring the State Board of
495	Education to make proposals available for review and
496	comment by other postsecondary educational institutions
497	and authorizing alternative proposals; eliminating
498	requirement for review and comment by the Council for
499	Education Policy Research and Improvement; authorizing the
500	State Board of Education to approve, deny, or require
501	revisions to proposals; requiring periodic evaluation of
502	approved programs; authorizing termination of funding for
503	certain approved programs; requiring rulemaking; amending
504	s. 1009.23, F.S.; providing guidelines and restrictions
505	for setting community college tuition and out-of-state
506	fees for upper-division courses; requiring the State Board
507	of Education to adopt a resident fee schedule for
508	baccalaureate degree programs offered by community
509	colleges; revising provisions relating to the fee for
510	capital improvements, technology enhancements, or
511	equipping student buildings and the use thereof; providing
512	requirements for the issuance and validation of bonds;
513	revising provisions relating to the allocation for child
514	care centers; amending s. 1009.24, F.S.; providing
515	responsibilities of the Legislature and state university
516	boards of trustees to establish tuition and fees;
517	providing restrictions; amending s. 1011.83, F.S.;
518	providing for funding of approved baccalaureate programs
519	at community colleges; providing for use of funds and
520	reporting requirements; amending s. 1012.82, F.S.;
521	revising provisions relating to minimum contact hours for
522	community college faculty who teach upper-division
523	courses; amending s. 1013.60, F.S.; allowing community
524	college boards of trustees to request funding for all
525	authorized programs and specifying requirements; requiring
526	that enrollment in baccalaureate degree programs be
527	computed into the survey of need for facilities; providing
528	an effective date.

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