1 | Representative Vana offered the following: |
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3 | Amendment to Amendment (413029) (with directory and title |
4 | amendments) |
5 | Remove lines 275-309 and insert: |
6 | (2)(a) The council shall, by December 31, 2006, submit a |
7 | report to the Governor, the Cabinet, the President of the |
8 | Senate, and the Speaker of the House of Representatives which |
9 | recommends consensus-based public-involvement processes to |
10 | reduce greenhouse gas emissions in this state and to make such |
11 | reductions and related economic, energy, and environmental co- |
12 | benefits a state priority. |
13 | (b) The report must include recommended steps and a |
14 | schedule for the development of a comprehensive state climate |
15 | action plan with statewide greenhouse gas reduction goals and a |
16 | range of specific policy options for all economic sectors to be |
17 | developed through a public-involvement process, including |
18 | transportation and land use; power generation; residential, |
19 | commercial, and industrial activities; waste management; |
20 | agriculture and forestry; emissions-reporting systems; and |
21 | public education. |
22 | (c) The climate action plan must include: |
23 | 1. Recommendations for the development of an annual |
24 | greenhouse gas emissions inventory by the Department of |
25 | Environmental Protection, recommendations for the development of |
26 | a current comprehensive inventory of state greenhouse gas |
27 | emissions since 1990, and a similar forecast of state greenhouse |
28 | gas emissions from the present to the year 2020 or later. |
29 | 2. Recommended steps to identify areas where specific |
30 | greenhouse gas reduction policies are feasible; the costs and |
31 | benefits of each recommendation; methods for helping |
32 | individuals, institutions, and businesses reduce emissions; an |
33 | implementation schedule; and identification of funding |
34 | requirements for the development and implementation of |
35 | strategies. |
36 | 3. Consideration of the feasibility of establishing by law |
37 | a greenhouse gas reduction target to lower greenhouse gas |
38 | emissions in the state below the forecasted levels of emissions |
39 | growth in the future at maximum achievable levels. |
40 | (d) The council may appoint technical advisory committees |
41 | and technical assistance providers to provide recommendations to |
42 | assist with the intent of this subsection. |
43 | (3)(a) The council shall be comprised of a diversity of |
44 | stakeholders and may include utility providers, alternative |
45 | energy providers, researchers, environmental scientists, fuel |
46 | suppliers, technology manufacturers, persons representing |
47 | environmental, consumer, and public health interests, and |
48 | others. |
49 | (b) The council shall consist of nine voting members as |
50 | follows: |
51 | 1. The Secretary of Environmental Protection, or his or |
52 | her designee, who shall serve as chair of the council. |
53 | 2. The chair of the Public Service Commission, or his or |
54 | her designee, who shall serve as vice chair of the council. |
55 | 3. One member shall be the Commissioner of Agriculture, or |
56 | his or her designee. |
57 | 4. Two members who shall be appointed by the Governor. |
58 | 5. Two members who shall be appointed by the President of |
59 | the Senate. |
60 | 6. Two members who shall be appointed by the Speaker of |
61 | the House of Representatives. |
62 | (c) All initial members shall be appointed prior to |
63 | September 1, 2006. Appointments made by the Governor, the |
64 | President of the Senate, and the Speaker of the House of |
65 | Representatives shall be for terms of 2 years each. Members |
66 | shall serve until their successors are appointed. Vacancies |
67 | shall be filled in the manner of the original appointment for |
68 | the remainder of the term that is vacated. |
69 | (d) Members shall serve without compensation but are |
70 | entitled to reimbursement for travel expenses and per diem |
71 | related to council duties and responsibilities pursuant to s. |
72 | 112.061. |
73 | (4) The Department of Environmental Protection shall |
74 | provide primary staff support to the council and shall ensure |
75 | that council meetings are electronically recorded. Such |
76 | recording shall be preserved pursuant to chapters 119 and 257. |
77 | (5) The Department of Environmental Protection may adopt |
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80 | Remove line 4294 and insert: |
81 | providing purpose and composition; requiring the council |
82 | to submit a report to the Governor, Cabinet, and |
83 | Legislature by a certain date; providing requirements for |
84 | such report; authorizing the council to appoint certain |
85 | advisory committees; providing for |