Florida SB 1666 revises professional licensing board rules and oversight for yacht brokers
March 13, 2026
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The Frame
This bill alters the administrative requirements and oversight structures for various licensed professions in Florida, directly impacting how the state manages professional standards and board operations.
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Cosmetology license applicants
Applicants are no longer subject to a criminal record review by the board.
Yacht and ship brokers
Their regulatory oversight is transferred to the Division of Professions.
Construction Industry Licensing Board
The board must operate under revised quorum requirements.
Last recorded activity March 13, 2026.
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Why It Matters
This bill alters the administrative requirements and oversight structures for various licensed professions in Florida, directly impacting how the state manages professional standards and board operations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this bill change how I apply for a cosmetology license?
Who now oversees yacht and ship brokers?
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Deregulation of Cosmetology Licensing
The bill removes a specific background check requirement for cosmetology applicants, signaling a shift in entry requirements for this profession.
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