Fla. Stat. 216.1827
Requirements for performance measures and standards


(1)

Agencies and the judicial branch shall maintain a comprehensive performance accountability system containing, at a minimum, a list of performance measures and standards that are adopted by the Legislature and subsequently amended pursuant to this section.

(2)(a)

Agencies and the judicial branch shall submit output and outcome measures and standards, as well as historical baseline and performance data pursuant to s. 216.013.Agencies and the judicial branch shall also submit performance data, measures, and standards to the Office of Program Policy Analysis and Government Accountability upon request for review of the adequacy of the legislatively approved measures and standards.

(2)(a)

Agencies and the judicial branch shall submit output and outcome measures and standards, as well as historical baseline and performance data pursuant to s. 216.013.

(b)

Agencies and the judicial branch shall also submit performance data, measures, and standards to the Office of Program Policy Analysis and Government Accountability upon request for review of the adequacy of the legislatively approved measures and standards.

(3)(a)

An agency may submit requests to delete or amend its existing approved performance measures and standards or activities, including alignment of activities to performance measures, or submit requests to create additional performance measures and standards or activities to the Executive Office of the Governor for review and approval. The request shall document the justification for the change and ensure that the revision, deletion, or addition is consistent with legislative intent. Revisions or deletions to or additions of performance measures and standards approved by the Executive Office of the Governor are subject to the review and objection procedure set forth in s. 216.177.The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court may submit deletions or amendments of the judicial branch’s existing approved performance measures and standards or may submit additional performance measures and standards to the Legislature accompanied with justification for the change and ensure that the revision, deletion, or addition is consistent with legislative intent. Revisions or deletions to, or additions of performance measures and standards submitted by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court are subject to the review and objection procedure set forth in s. 216.177.

(3)(a)

An agency may submit requests to delete or amend its existing approved performance measures and standards or activities, including alignment of activities to performance measures, or submit requests to create additional performance measures and standards or activities to the Executive Office of the Governor for review and approval. The request shall document the justification for the change and ensure that the revision, deletion, or addition is consistent with legislative intent. Revisions or deletions to or additions of performance measures and standards approved by the Executive Office of the Governor are subject to the review and objection procedure set forth in s. 216.177.

(b)

The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court may submit deletions or amendments of the judicial branch’s existing approved performance measures and standards or may submit additional performance measures and standards to the Legislature accompanied with justification for the change and ensure that the revision, deletion, or addition is consistent with legislative intent. Revisions or deletions to, or additions of performance measures and standards submitted by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court are subject to the review and objection procedure set forth in s. 216.177.

(4)(a)

The Legislature may create, amend, and delete performance measures and standards. The Legislature may confer with the Executive Office of the Governor for state agencies and the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court for the judicial branch prior to any such action.The Legislature may require state agencies to submit requests for revisions, additions, or deletions to approved performance measures and standards to the Executive Office of the Governor for review and approval, subject to the review and objection procedure set forth in s. 216.177.The Legislature may require the judicial branch to submit revisions, additions, or deletions to approved performance measures and standards to the Legislature, subject to the review and objection procedure set forth in s. 216.177.Any new agency created by the Legislature is subject to the initial performance measures and standards established by the Legislature. The Legislature may require state agencies and the judicial branch to provide any information necessary to create initial performance measures and standards.

(4)(a)

The Legislature may create, amend, and delete performance measures and standards. The Legislature may confer with the Executive Office of the Governor for state agencies and the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court for the judicial branch prior to any such action.

(b)

The Legislature may require state agencies to submit requests for revisions, additions, or deletions to approved performance measures and standards to the Executive Office of the Governor for review and approval, subject to the review and objection procedure set forth in s. 216.177.

(c)

The Legislature may require the judicial branch to submit revisions, additions, or deletions to approved performance measures and standards to the Legislature, subject to the review and objection procedure set forth in s. 216.177.

(d)

Any new agency created by the Legislature is subject to the initial performance measures and standards established by the Legislature. The Legislature may require state agencies and the judicial branch to provide any information necessary to create initial performance measures and standards.

Source: Section 216.1827 — Requirements for performance measures and standards, https://www.­flsenate.­gov/Laws/Statutes/2024/0216.­1827 (accessed Aug. 7, 2025).

216.011
Definitions
216.012
Long-range financial outlook
216.013
Long-range program plan
216.015
Capital facilities planning and budgeting process
216.016
Evaluation of plans
216.023
Legislative budget requests to be furnished to Legislature by agencies
216.031
Target budget request
216.043
Budgets for fixed capital outlay
216.044
Budget evaluation by Department of Management Services
216.052
Community budget requests
216.053
Summary information in the General Appropriations Act
216.065
Fiscal impact statements on actions affecting the budget
216.071
Reports of Legislature
216.081
Data on legislative and judicial branch expenses
216.102
Filing of financial information
216.103
Agencies receiving federal funds
216.0111
State agency contracts
216.0113
Preferred pricing clauses in state contracts
216.121
Information to be furnished to the Executive Office of the Governor
216.131
Public hearings on legislative budgets
216.133
Definitions
216.134
Consensus estimating conferences
216.135
Use of official information by state agencies and the judicial branch
216.136
Consensus estimating conferences
216.137
Sessions of consensus estimating conferences
216.138
Authority to request additional analysis of legislative proposals
216.141
Budget system procedures
216.151
Duties of the Executive Office of the Governor
216.0152
Inventory of state-owned facilities or state-occupied facilities
216.0153
Comprehensive state-owned real property system
216.0158
Assessment of facility needs
216.162
Governor’s recommended budget to be furnished Legislature
216.163
Governor’s recommended budget
216.164
Governor’s recommended budget
216.165
Governor’s recommended revenues
216.166
Governor’s recommended revenues
216.167
Governor’s recommendations
216.168
Governor’s amended revenue or budget recommendations
216.172
Meetings of legislative appropriations committees
216.176
Truth in budgeting
216.177
Appropriations acts, statement of intent, violation, notice, review and objection procedures
216.178
General Appropriations Act
216.179
Reinstatement of vetoed appropriations by administrative means prohibited
216.181
Approved budgets for operations and fixed capital outlay
216.182
Approval of fixed capital outlay program plan
216.192
Release of appropriations
216.195
Impoundment of funds
216.201
Services of Executive Office of the Governor to be available to Legislature
216.212
Budgets for federal funds
216.216
Court settlement funds negotiated by the state
216.221
Appropriations as maximum appropriations
216.222
Budget Stabilization Fund
216.231
Release of certain classified appropriations
216.0236
Agency fees for regulatory services or oversight
216.241
Initiation or commencement of new programs
216.251
Salary appropriations
216.262
Authorized positions
216.271
Revolving funds
216.272
Working Capital Trust Funds
216.273
Administered Funds Trust Fund
216.275
Clearing accounts
216.292
Appropriations nontransferable
216.301
Appropriations
216.311
Unauthorized contracts in excess of appropriations
216.313
Contract appropriation
216.321
Construction of chapter 216 as unauthorized expenditures and disbursements
216.345
Professional or other organization membership dues
216.347
Disbursement of grants and aids appropriations for lobbying prohibited
216.348
Fixed capital outlay grants and aids appropriations to certain nonprofit entities
216.351
Subsequent inconsistent laws
216.0442
Truth in bonding
216.1366
Contract terms
216.1811
Approved operating budgets and appropriations for the legislative branch
216.1815
Agency incentive and savings program
216.1826
Activity-based planning and budgeting
216.1827
Requirements for performance measures and standards
216.3475
Maximum rate of payment for services funded under General Appropriations Act or awarded on a noncompetitive basis

Current through Fall 2025

§ 216.1827. Requirements for performance measures & standards's source at flsenate​.gov