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The draft accurately reflects the text of Florida Statutes §689.302 as shown on the official Florida Senate site. It correctly states: (1) timing—seller must complete and provide the flood disclosure at or before execution of the sales contract; (2) content—the disclosure form requires the seller to indicate whether they have or have not filed flood-damage insurance claims (including with NFIP) and whether they have or have not received federal flood assistance (including FEMA); and (3) scope of “flooding”—the statute defines flooding but does not add a separate checkbox solely about prior flooding beyond claims/assistance. It also correctly notes the section was created by ch. 2024-215, Laws of Florida, as reflected in the statute’s history line. No contradictions or missing context relevant to the question are evident based on the provided sources.
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The draft accurately reflects the text of Florida Statutes §689.302 as shown on the official Florida Senate site. It correctly states: (1) timing—seller must complete and provide the flood disclosure at or before execution of the sales contract; (2) content—the disclosure form requires the seller to indicate whether they have or have not filed flood-damage insurance claims (including with NFIP) and whether they have or have not received federal flood assistance (including FEMA); and (3) scope of “flooding”—the statute defines flooding but does not add a separate checkbox solely about prior flooding beyond claims/assistance. It also correctly notes the section was created by ch. 2024-215, Laws of Florida, as reflected in the statute’s history line. No contradictions or missing context relevant to the question are evident based on the provided sources.