Florida § 947.071 - Rulemaking procedures; indexing of orders.
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§ 947.071. Rulemaking procedures; indexing of orders.
(1) It is the intent of the Legislature that all rulemaking procedures by the commission be conducted pursuant to the Administrative Procedure Act, chapter 120. (2) The only final orders of the commission which shall be indexed pursuant to chapter 120 are: (a) Orders granting parole. (b) Orders revoking parole. (c) Orders restoring to supervision. (d) Orders releasing from custody and further supervision. (e) Early parole termination orders. (f) Orders granting conditional release. (g) Orders revoking conditional release.
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