1-1.009. Definitions

Definitions as used in rule Chapter 1-1, F.A.C. (1) “Amended rule” means a rule which is being or has been altered by adding, deleting, or rephrasing text currently published in the Florida Administrative Code. (2) “Coding” is a method by which rule text is underlined to indicate that text is new and stricken through to indicate that text is deleted. (3) “File for adoption” means delivery of a complete and correct rule adoption packet to Florida Administrative Code and Register Section via email to RuleAdoptions@dos.fl.gov. (4) “General notice” means any notice published in the Florida Administrative Register not defined as a “Rule Notice.” (5) “Law implemented” means the language of the enabling statute being carried out or interpreted by an agency through rulemaking. (6) “Proposed rule” is a rule which is not yet adopted, but is currently undergoing rulemaking. (7) “Promulgate” is the formal term used to refer to the rulemaking process authorized by Chapter 120, F.S. (8) “Repealed rule” is a rule which has been or is currently being revoked or rescinded. (9) “Reviewed rule” is a rule which has been or is currently being reviewed pursuant to Section 120.5435, F.S. (10) “Rule adoption packet” is the final compilation of all required documents that is filed with the Administrative Code and Register Section when a rule has completed the rulemaking process pursuant to Section 120.54, F.S. (11) “Rule certification form” is the form signed by the person authorized to certify that the agency has complied with the statutory time limitations, that all rulemaking requirements have been met, and that there is no administrative determination pending on the rule being filed for adoption. (12) “Rule chapter” refers to a number that identifies a major group of similar rules relating to a particular function within a division, within a major activity of an agency or within an agency included in a group of closely related agencies sharing the same title number. For example, “1-1” is a rule chapter which contains several individual rules of the Department of State, relating to a particular function. (13) “Rule notice” refers to a Notice of Rule Development, Notice of Proposed Rule, Notice of Intent to Adopt a Rule, Notice of Change, Notice of Withdrawal, Notice of Correction, or a Notice of Emergency Rule. (14) “Rule number” is the entire rule number comprised of the title number, the chapter number, the decimal point with at least three digit identification number. (15) “Rule title” is the description of the rule which sufficiently indicates its content. (16) “Rulemaking” means the adoption, amendment, review, or repeal of a rule. (17) “Rulemaking authority” means the same as defined in Section 120.52, F.S. (Notice: prior to July 1, 2008, this term was “Specific Authority.” In the history notes for rules promulgated after March 8, 2009, the term “Rulemaking Authority” shall be used rather than “Specific Authority.” History notes for rules promulgated prior to March 8, 2009, using “Specific Authority,” shall remain undisturbed, until and unless such rules are amended.) (18) “Sub-unit” means a subsection, paragraph, subparagraph, or sub-subparagraph of a rule. (19) “Technical change” means the same as defined in Section 120.52, F.S. (20) “Title number” is the number assigned to each agency or closely related group of state agencies by the Department of State. (21) “Transferred rule” is a rule which has been renumbered and relocated from one rule chapter to another, with no changes in the text of the rule. The history note of the transferred rule includes the former rule number.