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Florida Senate Committee Advances Controversial Decoupling Bill but Amends Time Frame to Seven Years

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A Senate committee advanced Florida's controversial decoupling bill at a Tuesday hearing after amending the legislation so that the effective date for removing the live racing requirement for Gulfstream Park and Tampa Bay Downs to operate their respective casino and card room would be seven years instead of the five years that appears in the amended companion House bill. After absorbing more than two hours of testimony–almost all of it from Thor…
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Florida Senate Committee Advances Controversial Decoupling Bill but Amends Time Frame to Seven Years

A Senate committee advanced Florida's controversial decoupling bill at a Tuesday hearing after amending the legislation so that the effective date for removing the live racing requirement for Gulfstream Park and Tampa Bay Downs to operate their respective casino and card room would be seven years instead of the five years that appears in the amended companion House bill. After absorbing more than two hours of testimony–almost all of it from Thor…

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Florida Senate committee votes to advance decoupling bill

Repeating what two House panels already did this winter, a Florida Senate committee listened to a parade of impassioned opposition from horse-racing stakeholders Tuesday afternoon before advancing the controversial bill that would let Gulfstream Park decouple its racing and slot-machine licenses. By a 5-2 vote of the committee for regulated industries, Senate bill 408 was “reported favorably” after a nearly two-hour hearing. It still has two oth…

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