Who Form 2220 Amend 2024-2025

Wonderful is now section. All right, I'll simply from here pretend I'm Shelby heard God ladies United States Greta state of war and the slaughter before 34 104 springport purpose of the day as the advisory opinion to the Attorney General, you may proceed. Good morning Mr. Chief Justice and may it please the court. I'm Alan Windsor on behalf of the Attorney General, and we are here today on the Attorney General's request for an opinion. Mr. Mill's is here on behalf of the sponsor, and he'll be arguing in favor of ballot placement. And then with the court's permission, I will return and present the arguments of those who have filed briefs opposing ballot placement, including the Attorney General, the Florida House of Representatives, and the Florida Senate. Mr. Nordby is here on behalf of the legislature, and Mr. Bell is here on behalf of the five other parties who have filed a brief: the Florida Chamber of Commerce, the Florida Medical Association, the Florida Police Chiefs Association, the Florida Sheriffs Association, and Save Our Society from Drugs. Thank you. May it please the court, my name is John Mills, counsel for the proponent. With me at counsel table is Tim McClendon. Today, this Court has asked to address two specific issues. That is, does the proposed amendment meet the single subject rule, and does the proposed amendment and its title and summary accurately portray what its actual effects are to the voters of Florida? If I may, I'll address the issue of title and summary first. We do directly. I mean really what seems to be a real artist, the title and summary talking about the debilitating kinds of conditions, yet the actual bill or the language contains such a broad catch-all that anything, basically, that a...