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| 1 | CHAMBER ACTION | ||
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| 5 | The Committee on Health Care recommends the following: | ||
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| 7 | Committee Substitute | ||
| 8 | Remove the entire bill and insert: | ||
| 9 | A bill to be entitled | ||
| 10 | An act relating to blood establishments; creating part V of | ||
| 11 | chapter 483, F.S., consisting of s. 483.911, F.S.; defining | ||
| 12 | the term "blood establishment"; requiring that a blood | ||
| 13 | establishment be operated in compliance with federal | ||
| 14 | regulations for blood establishments in order to operate in | ||
| 15 | the state; declaring a blood establishment that is | ||
| 16 | operating in a manner that is not consistent with such | ||
| 17 | federal regulations a nuisance; authorizing the Agency for | ||
| 18 | Health Care Administration or any state attorney to bring | ||
| 19 | an action for injunction to cease operations or enjoin | ||
| 20 | future operations of any blood establishment that is | ||
| 21 | operating in a manner not consistent with such federal | ||
| 22 | regulations; providing an effective date. | ||
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| 24 | Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: | ||
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| 26 | Section 1. Part V of chapter 483, Florida Statutes, | ||
| 27 | consisting of section 483.911, Florida Statutes, is created to | ||
| 28 | read: | ||
| 29 | PART V | ||
| 30 | BLOOD ESTABLISHMENTS | ||
| 31 | 483.911 Blood establishments.-- | ||
| 32 | (1) DEFINITION.--For the purposes of this part, a "blood | ||
| 33 | establishment" means any entity, organization, or person | ||
| 34 | operating within the state that examines an individual or | ||
| 35 | individuals for the purpose of blood donation or that collects, | ||
| 36 | processes, stores, tests, or distributes blood or blood | ||
| 37 | components collected from the human body for the purpose of | ||
| 38 | transfusion or any other medical purpose or for the production | ||
| 39 | of any biological product. | ||
| 40 | (2) OPERATION.--Any blood establishment operating in the | ||
| 41 | state shall be prohibited from those activities specified in | ||
| 42 | subsection (1) unless that blood establishment is operated in a | ||
| 43 | manner consistent with the provisions of 21 C.F.R. parts 211 and | ||
| 44 | 600-640. | ||
| 45 | (3) CESSATION OF OPERATION.--Any blood establishment | ||
| 46 | determined to be operating in the state in a manner not | ||
| 47 | consistent with the provisions of 21 C.F.R. parts 211 and 600- | ||
| 48 | 640 and in a manner that constitutes a danger to the health or | ||
| 49 | well being of donors or recipients as evidenced by the federal | ||
| 50 | Food and Drug Administration's inspection process shall be in | ||
| 51 | violation of this part and shall immediately cease all | ||
| 52 | operations in the state. | ||
| 53 | (4) INJUNCTION.--The operation of a blood establishment in | ||
| 54 | a manner not consistent with the provisions of 21 C.F.R. parts | ||
| 55 | 211 and 600-640 and in a manner that constitutes a danger to the | ||
| 56 | health or well being of both donors or recipients as evidenced | ||
| 57 | by the federal Food and Drug Administration's inspection process | ||
| 58 | is declared a nuisance, inimical to the public heath, welfare, | ||
| 59 | and safety. The Agency for Health Care Administration or any | ||
| 60 | state attorney in the name of the people of the state may bring | ||
| 61 | an action for an injunction to restrain such operations or to | ||
| 62 | enjoin the future operation of any blood establishment. | ||
| 63 | Section 2. This act shall take effect October 1, 2003. | ||