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Florida publisher duty to furnish adopted textbooks to the Department of Education as a computer file translatable to Braille, large print or speech access
In force.
A procurement conditions rule binding private bodies.
What it requires
- If you publish a textbook adopted through Florida's state instructional materials adoption process, furnish the Department of Education, at least 2 years in advance, with a computer file in an electronic format the department specifies that is readily translatable to Braille and can be used for large print or speech access (Fla. Stat. § 1003.55(5)).
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Applicability criteria
Section 1003.55(5) binds the publisher of a textbook adopted through the state adoption process; a textbook the department reproduces under it is purchased at the price paid for the textbook as adopted.
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- Criteria
- publishes a textbook adopted through Florida's state instructional materials adoption process (Fla. Stat. § 1003.55(5))
What this law does
Section 1003.55(5) requires any publisher of a textbook adopted through the state instructional materials adoption process to furnish the Department of Education, at least 2 years in advance, with a computer file in an electronic format specified by the department that is readily translatable to Braille and can be used for large print or speech access. A textbook reproduced under this subsection is purchased at a price equal to the price paid for the textbook as adopted. Section 1003.55 was created by chapter 2002-387, Laws of Florida, and was last amended by chapter 2013-84.
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