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Shuler   Fleming   CA   Fav/CS   \n2.  McVaney   McVaney   GO   Favorable   \n3.  Davis   Sadberry   AP   Fav/CS   \nPlease see Section IX. for Additional Information:  \nCOMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE-Substantial Changes  \nI. Summary:  \nCS/CS/SB 330 amends the disability in the line of duty presumption of eligibility for workers’compensation or disability retirement benefits for firefighters, law enforcement officers, correctional officers, or correctional probation officers. The bill reorganizes existing definitionsand adds definitions for the terms “employing agency” and “heart disease.”  \nThe bill also amends provisions related to requirements for law enforcement officers,  \ncorrectional officers, or correctional probation officers to complete and pass physical examinations to satisfy the presumption. Under the bill, officers will be allowed to use physical examinations from previous employing agencies to satisfy the requirement under the presumption if they were not required to complete an examination upon entering service with their current employing agency, if the examination did not show evidence of tuberculosis, heart disease, or hypertension. The bill allows use of such examinations from previous employing agencies only if the current employing agency did not require the officer to undergo an examination upon entering service with that employing agency.  \nThe bill provides a legislative finding and declaration that the act fulfills an important state interest.  \nThe bill has an indeterminate fiscal impact to state and local governments. See Section V., Fiscal Impact Statement.  \nThe bill takes effect on July 1, 2026.  \nII. Present Situation:  \nDisability in the Line of Duty Presumption for Certain Conditions  \nFirefighters and law enforcement or correction officers are entitled to a statutory presumption that certain conditions were suffered in the line of duty and may thus be eligible for workers’compensation or disability retirement benefits. Section 112.18, F.S., provides that any condition or impairment of any Florida state, municipal, county, port authority, special tax district, or fire control district firefighter 1 or any law enforcement officer,2 correctional officer,3 or correctional probation officer,4 caused by tuberculosis, heart disease, or hypertension resulting in total or partial disability or death is to be presumed to have been accidental and to have been suffered in the line of duty unless the contrary can be shown by competent evidence. The presumption does not apply to life insurance or disability insurance benefits, unless negotiated between the insurer and insured for inclusion in the policy.5 The presumption in s. 112. 18, F. S., applies to workers’compensation claims6 and determinations of eligibility for disability retirement for employees of participants in the Florida Retirement System (FRS) .7  \nA similar presumption that any condition caused by tuberculosis, hypertension, or heart disease was suffered in the line of duty is included in chapter 185 and applies to pension and retirement  \n1 The term “firefighter” is not defined for s. 112. 18, F. S. Three separate definitions are included for “firefighter” in chapter  \n112, F.S. See ss. 112.1816(1)(c), 112.81(3), and 112.191(1)(b), F.S. Under chapter 633, the chapter governing firefighter training and certification standards,“firefighter” means an individual who holds a current and valid Firefighter Certificate of Complia","cbCaisEPyHqiRvaD","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisEPyHqiRvaD","pdf",275385,"English","# I. Summary\n## Present Situation\n# Disability in the Line of Duty Presumption for Certain Conditions","[{\"question\":\"What does CS/CS/SB 330 change regarding disability in the line of duty presumption?\",\"answer\":\"CS/CS/SB 330 amends the disability in-the-line-of-duty presumption for eligibility for workers’ compensation or disability retirement benefits for specified public safety roles. It reorganizes existing definitions and adds definitions for “employing agency” and “heart disease.”\"},{\"question\":\"How does the bill affect physical examination requirements for eligible officers?\",\"answer\":\"The bill amends requirements so officers can complete and pass physical examinations to satisfy the presumption. It allows use of certain prior examinations from previous employing agencies if specific conditions are met, including no evidence of tuberculosis, heart disease, or hypertension and no current-employing-agency requirement to be examined upon entry.\"},{\"question\":\"When does the bill take effect and what is the fiscal impact?\",\"answer\":\"The bill takes effect on July 1, 2026. Fiscal impact to state and local governments is indeterminate.\"}]","The Florida Senate - Bill Analysis and Fiscal Impact Statement - CS/CS/SB 330 | PDF",1789970427]