Senate Bill 1814 (2013) - The Florida Senate

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SR 1814: FSU Day

RESOLUTION by Smith

FSU Day; Recognizing April 2, 2013, as “FSU Day” in Florida, etc.

Last Action: 5/3/2013 Senate - Died, not introduced, companion bill(s) passed, see HR 9051 (Adopted)
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Bill History

Date	Chamber	Action
3/27/2013	Senate	• Filed
5/3/2013	Senate	• Died, not introduced, companion bill(s) passed, see HR 9051 (Adopted)

Related Bills

Bill Number	Subject	Filed By	Relationship	Last Action and Location	Track Bills
H 9051	FSU Day	Patronis	Similar	Last Action: 4/2/2013 H Adopted by Publication -HJ 405 Location: Final Passage

Bill Text

Version	Posted	Format
S 1814 Filed	3/27/2013 8:46 AM	Web Page \| PDF

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