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Florida instructional materials publisher permission to reproduce adopted materials in Braille, large print or other formats for students with disabilities
In force since .
A procurement conditions rule binding private bodies.
What it requires
- If you publish or manufacture instructional materials offered through Florida's state or district approval process, grant the Department of Education or its agencies, without a prior written request and for any copyright you or your agencies hold, automatic permission to reproduce the instructional materials and supplementary materials in Braille, large print or another appropriate format for visually impaired students or other students with disabilities who would benefit from them (Fla. Stat. § 1006.38(16)).
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What it reaches
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Applicability criteria
Section 1006.38 binds publishers and manufacturers of instructional materials, or their representatives, in both the state and district approval processes.
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- Criteria
- publishes or manufactures instructional materials offered through Florida's state or district instructional materials approval process (Fla. Stat. § 1006.38)
What this law does
Section 1006.38 binds publishers and manufacturers of instructional materials, or their representatives, and applies to both the state and district approval processes.
A publisher must grant, without prior written request and for any copyright held by the publisher or its agencies, automatic permission to the Department of Education or its agencies to reproduce instructional materials and supplementary materials in Braille, large print or other appropriate format for use by visually impaired students or other students with disabilities who would benefit from use of the materials.
Section 1006.38 was created by chapter 2002-387, Laws of Florida, and was last amended by chapter 2024-101. Chapter 2024-101, which redesignated the permission as subsection (16), took effect .
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