Florida 2023 Regular Session

Florida House Bill H1441 Compare Versions

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15	15		An act relating to a Florida Museum of Black History; 2
16	16		creating s. 267.0722, F.S.; creating a Florida Museum 3
17	17		of Black History Task Force within the Division of 4
18	18		Historical Resources of the Department of State; 5
19	19		providing for the appointment of task force members by 6
20	20		the Governor and the Legislature; providing 7
21	21		requirements for members of the task force; 8
22	22		prohibiting compensation for members of the task 9
23	23		force; providing that task force members are entitled 10
24	24		to receive reimbursement for per diem and travel 11
25	25		expenses; requiring the division to provide staff and 12
26	26		expend funds as necessary to assist the task force; 13
27	27		requiring the task force to develop certain plans and 14
28	28		recommendations; requiring the task force to submit a 15
29	29		report to the Governor and the Legislature before a 16
30	30		certain date; providing for the expiration of the task 17
31	31		force; authorizing the Legislature to consider the 18
32	32		commissioning, construction, operation, and 19
33	33		administration of a Florida Museum of Black History; 20
34	34		providing an effective date. 21
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36	36		Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: 23
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38	38		Section 1. Section 267.0722, Florida Statutes, is created 25
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52	52		267.0722 Florida Museum of Black History. — 27
53	53		(1) There is created within the division the Florida 28
54	54		Museum of Black History Task Force for the purpose of providing 29
55	55		recommendations to the division for the planning, construction, 30
56	56		operation, and administration of a Florida Museum of Black 31
57	57		History. The museum shall be a multipurpose facility capable of 32
58	58		generating self-sustaining revenues, with archival research and 33
59	59		storage facilities, meeting rooms, full service banquet 34
60	60		facilities that include a kitchen capable of serving at least 35
61	61		250 people at a single eve nt, and a performing arts theater that 36
62	62		shall be made available for private events. 37
63	63		(2) The task force shall be composed of nine members. 38
64	64		Three members shall be appointed by the Governor, three members 39
65	65		shall be appointed by the President of the Senate, an d three 40
66	66		members shall be appointed by the Speaker of the House of 41
67	67		Representatives. At least three of the appointed members must 42
68	68		have 5 or more years of experience in one of the following 43
69	69		areas: tenured faculty in history at a Florida public or private 44
70	70		university; historical research and publication; archival design 45
71	71		or preservation; multipurpose public building design or 46
72	72		construction; the hospitality and service industry; business; 47
73	73		finance; marketing; law; or education. All appointments shall be 48
74	74		made no later than July 31, 2023. 49
75	75		(3) Members of the task force shall serve without 50
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88	88		compensation or honorarium but shall be entitled to receive 51
89	89		reimbursement for per diem and travel expenses as provided in s. 52
90	90		112.061. 53
91	91		(4) The division shall provide the task force with staff 54
92	92		and expend funds as necessary to assist the task force in the 55
93	93		performance of its duties. 56
94	94		(5) The task force shall develop the following: 57
95	95		(a) Plans for the location, design, and construction of 58
96	96		the museum and all necessary facilities. 59
97	97		(b) Recommendations for the operation and administration 60
98	98		of the museum upon completion of construction. 61
99	99		(c) A marketing plan that may be executed by the Florida 62
100	100		Tourism Industry Marketing Corporation to promote the museum. 63
101	101		(d) A transition plan under which the museum will become 64
102	102		financially self-sufficient. 65
103	103		(e) Recommendations for archival and artifact acquisition, 66
104	104		preservation, and research; exhibits; installations; and 67
105	105		educational materials that complement and support required 68
106	106		instruction provided in pub lic schools in accordance with s. 69
107	107		1003.42(2)(h). The recommendations must include materials 70
108	108		relating to: 71
109	109		1. The role of African -American participation in defending 72
110	110		and preserving Florida and the United States, including, by way 73
111	111		of example and without limitation, the contributions of the 74
112	112		residents of Fort Mose, the Tuskegee Airmen, and all African -75
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125	125		American veterans. 76
126	126		2. The history of slavery in the state. 77
127	127		3. The history of segregation in the state. 78
128	128		4. Notable African Americans in this state. 79
129	129		5. Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune, including the founding of 80
130	130		Bethune Cookman University. 81
131	131		6. The history of historically black colleges and 82
132	132		universities in this state. 83
133	133		7. The inherent worth and dignity of human life, with a 84
134	134		focus on the prevention of genocide. 85
135	135		(6) Before July 1, 2024, the task force shall submit a 86
136	136		report detailing its plans and recommendations to the Governor, 87
137	137		the President of the Senate, the Speaker of the House of 88
138	138		Representatives, the Minority Leader of the Senate, and the 89
139	139		Minority Leader of t he House of Representatives. Upon submission 90
140	140		of the report, the task force shall expire. 91
141	141		(7) After receiving the report of the task force, the 92
142	142		Legislature may consider legislation pertaining to the 93
143	143		commissioning, construction, operation, and administrati on of 94
144	144		the museum. 95
145	145		Section 2. This act shall take effect July 1, 2023. 96