Short answer
Florida's House Bill 5601 (H5601) revises provisions relating to Title IX, but the official bill summary does not list the specific statutory sections or the exact nature of the changes. The enrolled bill text is the primary source for these details.
What the bill or law says
The official description of H5601 states that it "revises provisions relating to Title IX." This is one of four subjects packaged in the law enacted during Florida's 2026 Fifth Special Session. The bill was approved on June 29, 2026, and recorded as Chapter No. 2026-237.
The short description does not identify which Florida statutes are amended or how the language is altered. The enrolled bill text contains the operative language that specifies the changes.
Legislative process
The bill passed both chambers with recorded opposition. The House roll call and Senate roll call document the votes but do not explain legislators' reasons or link opposition to the Title IX provisions specifically.
What the source does not answer
The provided sources do not answer:
- Which specific Florida statutes are revised by the Title IX provisions.
- The exact wording that was changed or added.
- How the revisions interact with federal Title IX regulations.
- The intended purpose or expected effect of the changes.
- Any implementation guidance or fiscal impact related to these provisions.
The official bill page and LegiScan record provide the legislative history and summary but not the detailed legal analysis.