1 | A bill to be entitled |
2 | An act relating to paperwork reduction in the school |
3 | districts; requiring the establishment of the Paper |
4 | Reduction Task Force and providing membership; requiring |
5 | recommendations to minimize the paperwork burden placed on |
6 | school districts and school district personnel; requiring |
7 | a report to the Legislature; providing for abolishment of |
8 | the task force; providing an effective date. |
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10 | Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: |
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12 | Section 1. Paper Reduction Task Force.-- |
13 | (1) The Paper Reduction Task Force shall be established |
14 | for the purpose of recommending strategies to reduce the |
15 | paperwork required of school districts and school district |
16 | personnel, with special emphasis given to the reduction of |
17 | paperwork required of teachers. Recommendations shall include, |
18 | but not be limited to, methods to improve efficiency by |
19 | eliminating, reducing, revising, or consolidating paperwork and |
20 | data collection requirements. The task force shall recommend |
21 | methods to minimize the paperwork burden being placed on school |
22 | districts and school district personnel by evaluating the need |
23 | for information and determining whether access to necessary |
24 | information is already available. |
25 | (2) The task force shall consist of the Commissioner of |
26 | Education, three members appointed by the President of the |
27 | Senate, three members appointed by the Speaker of the House of |
28 | Representatives, three members appointed by the Governor, and |
29 | three teachers appointed by the Commissioner of Education. |
30 | (3) The task force shall report its findings and |
31 | recommendations to the President of the Senate and the Speaker |
32 | of the House of Representatives by February 1, 2006, and shall |
33 | be abolished upon the transmittal of this report. |
34 | Section 2. This act shall take effect upon becoming a law. |