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Art. XII, Fla. Const. — SCHEDULE · BenchPath

Constitution of the State of Florida

Article XII. SCHEDULE

As revised in 1968 and subsequently amended. Published by The Florida Legislature (Online Sunshine).

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This heading is BenchPath navigation. The official text prints these provisions of the Constitution of 1885 as notes.

§ 1Constitution of 1885 superseded.
§ 2Property taxes; millages.
§ 3Officers to continue in office.
§ 4State commissioner of education.
§ 5Superintendent of schools.
§ 6Laws preserved.
§ 7Rights reserved.
§ 8Public debts recognized.
§ 9Bonds.
§ 10Preservation of existing government.
§ 11Deletion of obsolete schedule items.
§ 12Senators.
§ 13Legislative apportionment.
§ 14Representatives; terms.
§ 15Special district taxes.
§ 16Reorganization.
§ 17Conflicting provisions.
§ 18Bonds for housing and related facilities.
§ 19Renewable energy source property.
§ 20Access to public records.
§ 21State revenue limitation.
§ 22Historic property exemption and assessment.
§ 23Fish and wildlife conservation commission.
§ 24Executive branch reform.
§ 25Schedule to Article V amendment.
§ 26Increased homestead exemption.
§ 27Property tax exemptions and limitations on property tax assessments.
§ 28Property tax exemption and classification and assessment of land used for conservation purposes.
§ 29Limitation on the assessed value of real property used for residential purposes.
§ 30Assessment of working waterfront property.
§ 31Additional ad valorem tax exemption for certain members of the armed forces deployed on active duty outside of the United States.
§ 32Veterans disabled due to combat injury; homestead property tax discount.
§ 33Ad valorem tax relief for surviving spouses of veterans who died from service-connected causes and first responders who died in the line of duty.
§ 34Solar devices or renewable energy source devices; exemption from certain taxation and assessment.
§ 35Tax exemption for totally and permanently disabled first responders.
§ 36Additional ad valorem exemption for persons age sixty-five or older.
§ 37Eligibility of justices and judges.
§ 38Prohibitions regarding lobbying for compensation and abuse of public position by public officers and public employees.
§ 39Prohibition on racing of or wagering on greyhounds or other dogs.
§ 40Transfer of the accrued benefit from specified limitations on homestead property tax assessments; increased portability period.
§ 41Ad valorem tax discount for surviving spouses of certain permanently disabled veterans.
§ 42Annual adjustment to homestead exemption value.

Provisions of the Constitution of 1885

§ 17Bonds; land acquisition for outdoor recreation development.
§ 19Institutions of higher learning and junior college capital outlay trust fund bonds.
§ 16Board of administration; gasoline and like taxes, distribution and use; etc.
§ 18School bonds for capital outlay, issuance.

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