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(c) A motion for reconsideration of an amendment on third reading
requires a two-thirds vote for adoption.
12.5—Amendment of Appropriations Bills, Implementing Bills, and
Conforming Bills
(a) For purposes of these rules:
(1) An "appropriations bill" is a general appropriations bill or any
other bill the title text of which begins "An act making appropriations," "An act
making special appropriations," or "An act making supplemental
appropriations."
(2) An "implementing bill" is a bill, effective for one fiscal year,
implementing an appropriations bill.
(3) A "conforming bill" is a bill designated as such by the Speaker that
amends the Florida Statutes to conform to an appropriations bill.
(b) Whether on the floor or in any committee or subcommittee,
whenever an amendment is offered to an appropriations bill that would either
increase any state appropriation or decrease any state revenue for any fund,
such amendment shall show the amount of the appropriation increase or
revenue decrease for a fund by line item and by section and shall decrease an
appropriation from within the same appropriations allocation and sub-allocation
(as determined by the Speaker) or increase a revenue to the fund in an amount
equivalent to or greater than the corresponding appropriation increase or
revenue decrease required by the amendment.
(c) Whether on the floor or in any committee or subcommittee, an
amendment offered to an implementing bill or to a conforming bill shall not
increase a state appropriation to a level that is in excess of the allocations or
sub-allocations determined by the Speaker for a fund.
(d) Whether on the floor or in any committee or subcommittee, any
amendment offered to an implementing bill or to a conforming bill that reduces
revenues supporting appropriations must raise the equivalent or greater revenue
for the same fund from other sources.
12.6—Consideration of Senate Amendments
(a) After the reading of a Senate amendment to a House bill, the
following motions shall be in order and shall be privileged in the order named:
(1) Amend the Senate amendment.
(2) Concur in the Senate amendment.
(3) Refuse to concur and ask the Senate to recede.
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