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The bill, which was approved by a vote of 23-17 on Thursday in the Republican-led state Senate, makes it harder for local governments to strip funding from law enforcement by allowing certain elected officials to file appeals to budget reductions to the state’s Administration Commission, a panel made up by the governor and Cabinet officials.
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The bill also creates a minimum sentence for those convicted of assaulting law enforcement officers and increases the offense severity of other crimes “if committed in furtherance of a riot or an aggravated riot,” such as obstructing a highway.
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[Some] criticized the bill for allowing the state to participate in local governments' budgeting decisions. DeSantis stressed that his goal in signing the bill is to make local authorities more accountable and to prevent Florida’s municipalities from becoming similar to cities in other states that have reduced police budgets.