Florida Senate - 2016 SB 1430
By Senator Brandes
22-00136E-16 20161430__
1 A bill to be entitled
2 An act relating to state technology; amending s.
3 20.61, F.S.; establishing a chief data officer within
4 the Agency for State Technology who shall be appointed
5 by the executive director; amending s. 282.0051, F.S.;
6 authorizing the Agency for State Technology to oversee
7 the transition of various licenses and identification
8 cards to an optional digital proof of the licenses and
9 identification cards for a specified fee; requiring
10 the agency to develop standards for the digitization
11 of individual licenses and identification cards;
12 requiring the agency to develop a central digital
13 platform that can store or access data for each type
14 of digital proof of license and identification card;
15 requiring state agencies, commissions, and departments
16 to consult with the agency under certain
17 circumstances; authorizing the agency to contract with
18 a third party; providing that the agency has full
19 access to certain data and information within the
20 possession of any state agency, commission, or
21 department under certain circumstances; authorizing
22 the agency to adopt rules governing its access of such
23 data; providing for construction; requiring the agency
24 to direct the chief data officer to establish a
25 governance structure for managing state government
26 data, to establish a certain catalog of such data, and
27 to ensure that such data is available to other state
28 agencies and the public and complies with ch. 119,
29 F.S.; amending s. 322.032, F.S.; requiring the
30 Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, in
31 coordination with the Agency for State Technology, to
32 develop, rather than begin to review and prepare for
33 the development of, a system for issuing an optional
34 digital proof of driver license for a specified fee,
35 subject to certain requirements; authorizing the
36 department, in coordination with the agency, to adopt
37 rules to ensure valid authentication of digital proof
38 of driver licenses; providing criteria for digital
39 proof of driver licenses; requiring the department, in
40 coordination with the agency, to implement a digital
41 proof of driver license pilot program by a specified
42 date, subject to certain requirements; requiring the
43 department to provide a report to the Governor and the
44 Legislature by a specified date; adding a penalty for
45 possession of false digital proof of driver license;
46 amending s. 327.395, F.S.; providing for an optional
47 digital proof of the boater safety identification card
48 under certain circumstances; providing for expiration
49 of digital proof of the boater safety identification
50 card within a specified timeframe; requiring the Fish
51 and Wildlife Conservation Commission, in coordination
52 with the Agency for State Technology, to develop a
53 system for issuing an optional digital proof of the
54 boater safety identification card for a specified fee,
55 subject to certain requirements; authorizing the
56 commission to contract with private entities;
57 requiring digital proof of the card to be in a format
58 that allows a law enforcement officer to verify its
59 authenticity; authorizing the commission, in
60 coordination with the agency, to adopt rules to ensure
61 valid authentication of digital proof of the boater
62 safety identification card; providing criteria for
63 digital proof of identification cards; providing
64 criminal penalties for the manufacture or possession
65 of a false boater safety identification card or false
66 digital proof of the identification card; amending s.
67 379.354, F.S.; providing for optional digital proof of
68 vessel licenses and licenses for taking game,
69 freshwater or saltwater fish, or fur-bearing animals
70 under certain circumstances; requiring digital proof
71 of a license for a vessel to be in the possession of
72 the vessel owner under certain circumstances;
73 providing criminal penalties for the manufacture or
74 possession of false digital proof of the licenses;
75 requiring the Fish and Wildlife Conservation
76 Commission, in coordination with the Agency for State
77 Technology, to develop a system for issuing an
78 optional digital proof of vessel licenses and licenses
79 for taking, attempting to take, or possessing game,
80 freshwater or saltwater fish, or fur-bearing animals
81 for a specified fee, subject to certain requirements;
82 authorizing the commission to contract with private
83 entities; requiring digital proof of the licenses to
84 be in a format that allows a commission law
85 enforcement officer to verify their authenticity;
86 authorizing the commission, in coordination with the
87 agency, to adopt rules to ensure valid authentication
88 of digital proof of the licenses; providing criteria
89 for digital proof of the licenses; providing an
90 appropriation; providing an effective date.
91
92 Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida:
93
94 Section 1. Paragraph (f) is added to subsection (2) of
95 section 20.61, Florida Statutes, to read:
96 20.61 Agency for State Technology.—The Agency for State
97 Technology is created within the Department of Management
98 Services. The agency is a separate budget program and is not
99 subject to control, supervision, or direction by the Department
100 of Management Services, including, but not limited to,
101 purchasing, transactions involving real or personal property,
102 personnel, or budgetary matters.
103 (2) The following positions are established within the
104 agency, all of whom shall be appointed by the executive
105 director:
106 (f) Chief data officer.
107 Section 2. Present subsections (17) and (18) of section
108 282.0051, Florida Statutes, are redesignated as subsections (20)
109 and (21), respectively, and new subsections (17), (18), and (19)
110 are added to that section, to read:
111 282.0051 Agency for State Technology; powers, duties, and
112 functions.—The Agency for State Technology shall have the
113 following powers, duties, and functions:
114 (17) Oversee the transition of licenses and identification
115 cards to digital proof of licenses and identification cards to
116 be issued by state agencies, commissions, and departments at the
117 option of licenseholders and cardholders upon payment of a $5
118 fee. The agency shall develop standards for the digitization of
119 individual types of licenses and identification cards when
120 digital proofs of those licenses and identification cards are
121 authorized by law. The agency shall also develop a central
122 digital platform that can store or access data for each type of
123 digital proof of license and identification card. State
124 agencies, commissions, and departments must consult with the
125 agency before contracting with any third-party entity to develop
126 digital proof of license or identification card. If any state
127 agency, commission, or department seeks to develop its own
128 digital proof of license or identification card without
129 contracting services to a third party, the agency shall develop
130 standards for such digital proof of license or identification
131 card and must be consulted in the development of such license or
132 identification card. The agency may contract with a third party
133 to assist in the fulfillment of the requirements of this
134 subsection.
135 (18) Have full access to all identity data, license and
136 identification card data, and other pertinent information within
137 the possession of any state agency, commission, or department
138 unless otherwise prohibited by federal law. The agency may adopt
139 rules governing its access to data held by other state agencies,
140 commissions, and departments. If any data or information
141 accessed by the agency is exempt from public disclosure pursuant
142 to general law, this section may not be construed to negate the
143 exemption.
144 (19) In consultation with other state agencies and giving
145 consideration to the feasibility study conducted pursuant to s.
146 30, chapter 2014-221, Laws of Florida, direct the chief data
147 officer to:
148 (a) Establish a governance structure for managing state
149 government data in a manner that promotes interoperability and
150 openness;
151 (b) Establish a catalog of state government data which
152 documents the acceptable use of, security and compliance
153 requirements for, sharing agreements for, and format and methods
154 available to access the data; and
155 (c) Ensure that, if legally permissible and not cost
156 prohibitive, such data is readily available to other state
157 agencies and the public in compliance with the public records
158 requirements of chapter 119.
159 Section 3. Section 322.032, Florida Statutes, is amended to
160 read:
161 322.032 Digital proof of driver license.—
162 (1) The department, in coordination with the Agency for
163 State Technology, shall develop begin to review and prepare for
164 the development of a secure and uniform system for issuing an
165 optional digital proof of driver license for a fee of $5. The
166 department may contract with one or more private entities to
167 develop a digital proof of driver license system pursuant to s.
168 282.0051(17).
169 (2) The Digital proof of driver license developed by the
170 department or by an entity contracted by the department must be
171 in such a format that allows as to allow law enforcement to
172 verify the authenticity of such the digital proof of driver
173 license. The department, in coordination with the Agency for
174 State Technology, may adopt rules to ensure valid authentication
175 of digital proof of driver licenses by law enforcement.
176 (3) Digital proof of driver license must display the same
177 required information about the licenseholder as does a driver
178 license under this chapter.
179 (4)(3) A person may not be issued a digital proof of driver
180 license until he or she has satisfied all of the requirements of
181 this chapter for issuance of a physical driver license as
182 provided in this chapter.
183 (5) The department, in coordination with the Agency for
184 State Technology, shall implement a digital proof of driver
185 license pilot program by July 1, 2017, using the developed
186 secure and uniform system. Program participants must be limited
187 to elected state officials and state employee volunteers. The
188 department shall provide a report on the results of the pilot
189 program to the Governor, the President of the Senate, and the
190 Speaker of the House of Representatives by March 1, 2018.
191 (6)(4) A person who:
192 (a) Manufactures a false digital proof of driver license
193 commits a felony of the third degree, punishable as provided in
194 s. 775.082, s. 775.083, or s. 775.084.
195 (b) Possesses a false digital proof of driver license
196 commits a misdemeanor of the second degree, punishable as
197 provided in s. 775.082 or s. 775.083.
198 Section 4. Subsections (1), (2), (4), (5), and paragraph
199 (c) of subsection (6) of section 327.395, Florida Statutes, are
200 amended, present subsections (11) and (12) of that section are
201 redesignated as subsections (12) and (13), respectively, and a
202 new subsection (11) is added to that section, to read:
203 327.395 Boating safety identification cards.—
204 (1) A person born on or after January 1, 1988, may not
205 operate a vessel powered by a motor of 10 horsepower or greater
206 unless such person has in his or her possession aboard the
207 vessel photographic identification and a boater safety
208 identification card issued by the commission which shows that he
209 or she has:
210 (a) Completed a commission-approved boater education course
211 that meets the minimum 8-hour instruction requirement
212 established by the National Association of State Boating Law
213 Administrators;
214 (b) Passed a course equivalency examination approved by the
215 commission; or
216 (c) Passed a temporary certificate examination developed or
217 approved by the commission.
218
219 Digital proof of the boater safety identification card may be
220 issued for meeting the requirements of paragraph (a) or
221 paragraph (b), but not for meeting the requirement of paragraph
222 (c).
223 (2) Any person may obtain a boater safety identification
224 card or digital proof of the identification card by complying
225 with the requirements of this section.
226 (4) The commission may appoint liveries, marinas, or other
227 persons as its agents to administer the course, course
228 equivalency examination, or temporary certificate examination
229 and issue identification cards or digital proof of the
230 identification cards under guidelines established by the
231 commission. An agent must charge the $2 examination fee, which
232 must be forwarded to the commission with proof of passage of the
233 examination and may charge and keep a $1 service fee.
234 (5) An identification card issued to a person who has
235 completed a boating education course or a course equivalency
236 examination is valid for life. Digital proof of the
237 identification card is valid for 5 years after the date of
238 issuance. A card issued to a person who has passed a temporary
239 certification examination is valid for 12 months after from the
240 date of issuance.
241 (6) A person is exempt from subsection (1) if he or she:
242 (c) Is accompanied in the vessel by a person who is exempt
243 from this section or who holds an identification card or digital
244 proof of the identification card in compliance with this
245 section, is 18 years of age or older, and is attendant to the
246 operation of the vessel and responsible for the safe operation
247 of the vessel and for any violation that occurs during the
248 operation of the vessel.
249 (11)(a) The commission, in coordination with the Agency for
250 State Technology, shall develop a secure and uniform system for
251 issuing an optional digital proof of the boater safety
252 identification card for a fee of $5. The commission may contract
253 with one or more private entities to develop the digital proof
254 of the identification card system pursuant to s. 282.0051(17).
255 (b) Digital proof of the boater safety identification card
256 developed by the commission or by an entity contracted by the
257 commission must be in a format that allows a law enforcement
258 officer to verify the authenticity of such digital proof. The
259 commission, in coordination with the Agency for State
260 Technology, may adopt rules to ensure valid authentication of
261 digital proof of the identification card by a law enforcement
262 officer.
263 (c) Digital proof of the boater safety identification card
264 must display the same required information about the cardholder
265 as does an identification card under this section.
266 (d) A person may not be issued digital proof of the boater
267 safety identification card until he or she has satisfied all of
268 the requirements of this chapter for issuance of an
269 identification card.
270 (e) A person who:
271 1. Manufactures a false boater safety identification card
272 or false digital proof of an identification card commits a
273 misdemeanor of the second degree, punishable as provided in s.
274 775.082 or s. 775.083.
275 2. Possesses a false boater safety identification card or
276 false digital proof of an identification card commits a
277 misdemeanor of the second degree, punishable as provided in s.
278 775.082 or s. 775.083.
279 Section 5. Subsections (1), (2), (3), (7), (9), (10), (11),
280 (12), (15), and (16) of section 379.354, Florida Statutes, are
281 amended, and subsection (18) is added to that section, to read:
282 379.354 Recreational licenses, permits, and authorization
283 numbers; fees established.—
284 (1) LICENSE, PERMIT, OR AUTHORIZATION NUMBER REQUIRED.
285 Except as provided in s. 379.353, a person may not no person
286 shall take game, freshwater or saltwater fish, or fur-bearing
287 animals within this state without having first obtained a
288 license or digital proof of such license, a permit, or an
289 authorization number and paid the fees set forth in this
290 chapter. Such license or digital proof of such license, permit,
291 or authorization number shall authorize the person to whom it is
292 issued to take game, freshwater or saltwater fish, or fur
293 bearing animals, and participate in outdoor recreational
294 activities in accordance with the laws of the state and rules of
295 the commission.
296 (2) NONTRANSFERABILITY; INFORMATION AND DOCUMENTATION.—
297 (a) Licenses or digital proof of such licenses, permits,
298 and authorization numbers issued under this part are not
299 transferable. Each license and permit must bear on its face in
300 indelible ink the name of the person to whom it is issued and
301 other information as deemed necessary by the commission.
302 Licenses issued to the owner, operator, or custodian of a vessel
303 that directly or indirectly collects fees for taking or
304 attempting to take or possess saltwater fish for noncommercial
305 purposes must include the vessel registration number or federal
306 documentation number.
307 (b) The lifetime licenses and 5-year licenses authorized in
308 this section shall be embossed with the name, date of birth,
309 date of issuance, and other pertinent information as deemed
310 necessary by the commission. A certified copy of the applicant’s
311 birth certificate shall accompany each application for a
312 lifetime license for a resident 12 years of age or younger.
313 (c) A positive form of identification is required when
314 using a free license, a lifetime license, a 5-year license, or
315 an authorization number issued under this chapter, or when
316 otherwise required by a license or permit.
317 (3) PERSONAL POSSESSION REQUIRED.—Each license or digital
318 proof of such license, permit, or authorization number must be
319 in the personal possession of the person to whom it is issued
320 while such person is taking, attempting to take, or possessing
321 game, freshwater or saltwater fish, or fur-bearing animals. Any
322 person taking, attempting to take, or possessing game,
323 freshwater or saltwater fish, or fur-bearing animals who fails
324 to produce a license or digital proof of such license, permit,
325 or authorization number at the request of a commission law
326 enforcement officer commits a violation of the law.
327 (7) VESSEL LICENSES.—
328 (a) Except as provided in paragraph (f), a person may not
329 operate any vessel wherein a fee is paid, either directly or
330 indirectly, for the purpose of taking, attempting to take, or
331 possessing any saltwater fish for noncommercial purposes unless
332 she or he has obtained a license or digital proof of such
333 license for each vessel for that purpose, and has paid the
334 license fee pursuant to paragraphs (b) and (c) for such vessel.
335 (b) A license for any person who operates any vessel
336 licensed to carry more than 10 customers, wherein a fee is paid,
337 either directly or indirectly, for the purpose of taking or
338 attempting to take saltwater fish, is $800 per year. The license
339 must be kept aboard the vessel at all times or digital proof of
340 such license must be in the possession of the vessel owner while
341 operating the vessel.
342 (c)1. A license for any person who operates any vessel
343 licensed to carry no more than 10 customers, or for any person
344 licensed to operate any vessel carrying 6 or fewer customers,
345 wherein a fee is paid, either directly or indirectly, for the
346 purpose of taking or attempting to take saltwater fish, is $400
347 per year.
348 2. A license for any person licensed to operate any vessel
349 carrying 6 or fewer customers but who operates a vessel carrying
350 4 or fewer customers, wherein a fee is paid, either directly or
351 indirectly, for the purpose of taking or attempting to take
352 saltwater fish, is $200 per year. The license must be kept
353 aboard the vessel at all times or digital proof of such license
354 must be in the possession of the vessel owner while operating
355 the vessel.
356 3. A person who operates a vessel required to be licensed
357 pursuant to paragraph (b) or this paragraph may obtain a license
358 in her or his own name, and such license shall be transferable
359 and apply to any vessel operated by the purchaser, provided that
360 the purchaser has paid the appropriate license fee.
361 (d) A license for a recreational vessel not for hire and
362 for which no fee is paid, either directly or indirectly, by
363 guests for the purpose of taking or attempting to take saltwater
364 fish noncommercially is $2,000 per year. The license may be
365 purchased at the option of the vessel owner. The license and
366 must be kept aboard the vessel at all times or digital proof of
367 such license must be in the possession of the vessel owner while
368 operating the vessel. A log of species taken and the date the
369 species were taken shall be maintained and a copy of the log
370 filed with the commission at the time of renewal of the license.
371 (e) The owner, operator, or custodian of a vessel the
372 operator of which has been licensed pursuant to paragraph (a)
373 must maintain and report such statistical data as required by,
374 and in a manner set forth in, the rules of the commission.
375 (f) If the operator of a vessel that carries scuba divers
376 for a fee, either directly or indirectly, maintains the
377 appropriate vessel license or digital proof of such license
378 under this subsection based upon the number of persons the
379 vessel is licensed to carry and the applicable permits, the
380 individual scuba divers engaging in taking or attempting to take
381 saltwater products are not required to obtain individual fishing
382 licenses, digital proof of such licenses, or any applicable
383 permits. However, if the operator of such a vessel does not have
384 the appropriate license or digital proof of such license and
385 applicable permits, the individual scuba divers engaging in
386 taking or attempting to take saltwater products must have
387 individual fishing licenses or digital proof of such licenses
388 and any applicable permits.
389 (9) RESIDENT 5-YEAR HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES.—
390 (a) Five-year licenses or digital proof of such licenses
391 are available for residents only, as follows:
392 1. A 5-year freshwater fishing or saltwater fishing license
393 is $77.50 for each type of license and authorizes the person to
394 whom the license or digital proof of such license is issued to
395 take or attempt to take or possess freshwater fish or saltwater
396 fish consistent with the state and federal laws and regulations
397 and rules of the commission in effect at the time of taking.
398 2. A 5-year hunting license is $77.50 and authorizes the
399 person to whom the license or digital proof of such license it
400 is issued to take or attempt to take or possess game consistent
401 with the state and federal laws and regulations and rules of the
402 commission in effect at the time of taking.
403 3. The commission is authorized to sell the hunting,
404 fishing, and recreational activity permits authorized in
405 subsection (8) for a 5-year period to match the purchase of 5
406 year fishing and hunting licenses. The fee for each permit
407 issued under this paragraph shall be five times the annual cost
408 established in subsection (8).
409 (b) Proceeds from the sale of all 5-year licenses and
410 permits shall be deposited into the Dedicated License Trust
411 Fund, to be distributed in accordance with the provisions of s.
412 379.203.
413 (10) RESIDENT LIFETIME FRESHWATER OR SALTWATER FISHING
414 LICENSES.—
415 (a) Lifetime freshwater fishing licenses, or saltwater
416 fishing licenses, or digital proof of such licenses are
417 available for residents only, as follows, for:
418 1. Persons 4 years of age or younger, for a fee of $125.
419 2. Persons 5 years of age or older, but under 13 years of
420 age, for a fee of $225.
421 3. Persons 13 years of age or older, for a fee of $300.
422 (b) The following activities are authorized by the purchase
423 of a lifetime freshwater fishing license:
424 1. Taking, or attempting to take or possess, freshwater
425 fish consistent with the state and federal laws and regulations
426 and rules of the commission in effect at the time of the taking.
427 2. All activities authorized by a management area permit,
428 excluding hunting.
429 (c) The following activities are authorized by the purchase
430 of a lifetime saltwater fishing license:
431 1. Taking, or attempting to take or possess, saltwater fish
432 consistent with the state and federal laws and regulations and
433 rules of the commission in effect at the time of the taking.
434 2. All activities authorized by a snook permit and a spiny
435 lobster permit.
436 3. All activities for which an additional license, digital
437 proof of such license, permit, or fee is required to take or
438 attempt to take or possess saltwater fish, which additional
439 license, digital proof of such license, permit, or fee was
440 imposed subsequent to the date of the purchase of the lifetime
441 saltwater fishing license.
442 (11) RESIDENT LIFETIME HUNTING LICENSES.—
443 (a) Lifetime hunting licenses or digital proof of such
444 licenses are available to residents only, as follows, for:
445 1. Persons 4 years of age or younger, for a fee of $200.
446 2. Persons 5 years of age or older, but under 13 years of
447 age, for a fee of $350.
448 3. Persons 13 years of age or older, for a fee of $500.
449 (b) The following activities are authorized by the purchase
450 of a lifetime hunting license:
451 1. Taking, or attempting to take or possess, game
452 consistent with the state and federal laws and regulations and
453 rules of the commission in effect at the time of the taking.
454 2. All activities authorized by a muzzle-loading gun season
455 permit, a crossbow season permit, a turkey permit, an archery
456 season permit, a Florida waterfowl permit, a deer permit, and a
457 management area permit, excluding fishing.
458 (12) RESIDENT LIFETIME SPORTSMAN’S LICENSES.—
459 (a) Lifetime sportsman’s licenses or digital proof of such
460 licenses are available to residents only, as follows, for:
461 1. Persons 4 years of age or younger, for a fee of $400.
462 2. Persons 5 years of age or older, but under 13 years of
463 age, for a fee of $700.
464 3. Persons 13 years of age or older, for a fee of $1,000.
465 (b) The following activities are authorized by the purchase
466 of a lifetime sportsman’s license:
467 1. Taking, or attempting to take or possess, freshwater and
468 saltwater fish, and game, consistent with the state and federal
469 laws and regulations and rules of the commission in effect at
470 the time of taking.
471 2. All activities authorized by a management area permit, a
472 muzzle-loading gun season permit, a crossbow season permit, a
473 turkey permit, an archery season permit, a Florida waterfowl
474 permit, a deer permit, a snook permit, and a spiny lobster
475 permit.
476 (15) FREE FISHING DAYS.—The commission may designate by
477 rule no more than 4 consecutive or nonconsecutive days in each
478 year as free freshwater fishing days and no more than 4
479 consecutive or nonconsecutive days in each year as free
480 saltwater fishing days. Notwithstanding any other provision of
481 this chapter, any person may take freshwater fish for
482 noncommercial purposes on a free freshwater fishing day and may
483 take saltwater fish for noncommercial purposes on a free
484 saltwater fishing day, without obtaining or possessing a
485 license, digital proof of such license, or permit or paying a
486 license or permit fee as prescribed in this section. A person
487 who takes freshwater or saltwater fish on a free fishing day
488 must comply with all laws, rules, and regulations governing the
489 holders of a fishing license or permit and all other conditions
490 and limitations regulating the taking of freshwater or saltwater
491 fish as are imposed by law or rule.
492 (16) PROHIBITED LICENSES OR PERMITS.—A person may not make,
493 forge, counterfeit, or reproduce a license, digital proof of
494 such license, or permit required under this section, except for
495 those persons authorized by the commission to make or reproduce
496 such a license, digital proof of such license, or permit. A
497 person may not knowingly possess a forgery, counterfeit, or
498 unauthorized reproduction of such a license, digital proof of
499 such license, or permit. A person who violates this subsection
500 commits a Level Four violation under s. 379.401.
501 (18) DIGITAL PROOF OF RECREATIONAL LICENSES.—
502 (a) The commission, in coordination with the Agency for
503 State Technology, shall develop a secure and uniform system for
504 issuing an optional digital proof of vessel licenses under
505 subsection (7) and licenses for taking, attempting to take, or
506 possessing game, freshwater or saltwater fish, or fur-bearing
507 animals under subsections (9)-(12) for a fee of $5. The
508 commission may contract with one or more private entities to
509 develop the digital proof of license system pursuant to s.
510 282.0051(17).
511 (b) Digital proof of the licenses developed by the
512 commission or by an entity contracted by the commission must be
513 in a format that allows a commission law enforcement officer to
514 verify the authenticity of such digital proof. The commission,
515 in coordination with the Agency for State Technology, may adopt
516 rules to ensure valid authentication of digital proof of the
517 licenses by a commission law enforcement officer.
518 (c) Digital proof of a license must display the same
519 required information about the licenseholder as does a license
520 under this section.
521 (d) A person may not be issued digital proof of a license
522 until he or she has satisfied all of the requirements of this
523 chapter for issuance of a license.
524 Section 6. For the 2016-2017 fiscal year, the sum of
525 $500,000 in nonrecurring funds is appropriated from the General
526 Revenue Fund to the Agency for State Technology for the purpose
527 of implementing the pilot program created by the amendment to s.
528 322.032, Florida Statutes.
529 Section 7. This act shall take effect October 1, 2016.