Fla. Stat. 624.23
Public records exemption


(1)

As used in this section, the term:“Consumer” means:
A prospective purchaser, purchaser, or beneficiary of, or applicant for, any product or service regulated under the Florida Insurance Code, and a family member or dependent of a consumer.
An employee seeking assistance from the Employee Assistance and Ombudsman Office under s. 440.191.
“Personal financial and health information” means:
A consumer’s personal health condition, disease, or injury;
A history of a consumer’s personal medical diagnosis or treatment;
The existence, nature, source, or amount of a consumer’s personal income or expenses;
Records of or relating to a consumer’s personal financial transactions of any kind;
The existence, identification, nature, or value of a consumer’s assets, liabilities, or net worth;
The existence or content of, or any individual coverage or status under a consumer’s beneficial interest in, any insurance policy or annuity contract; or
The existence, identification, nature, or value of a consumer’s interest in any insurance policy, annuity contract, or trust.

(a)

“Consumer” means:A prospective purchaser, purchaser, or beneficiary of, or applicant for, any product or service regulated under the Florida Insurance Code, and a family member or dependent of a consumer.An employee seeking assistance from the Employee Assistance and Ombudsman Office under s. 440.191.
1. A prospective purchaser, purchaser, or beneficiary of, or applicant for, any product or service regulated under the Florida Insurance Code, and a family member or dependent of a consumer.
2. An employee seeking assistance from the Employee Assistance and Ombudsman Office under s. 440.191.

(b)

“Personal financial and health information” means:A consumer’s personal health condition, disease, or injury;A history of a consumer’s personal medical diagnosis or treatment;The existence, nature, source, or amount of a consumer’s personal income or expenses;Records of or relating to a consumer’s personal financial transactions of any kind;The existence, identification, nature, or value of a consumer’s assets, liabilities, or net worth;The existence or content of, or any individual coverage or status under a consumer’s beneficial interest in, any insurance policy or annuity contract; orThe existence, identification, nature, or value of a consumer’s interest in any insurance policy, annuity contract, or trust.
1. A consumer’s personal health condition, disease, or injury;
2. A history of a consumer’s personal medical diagnosis or treatment;
3. The existence, nature, source, or amount of a consumer’s personal income or expenses;
4. Records of or relating to a consumer’s personal financial transactions of any kind;
5. The existence, identification, nature, or value of a consumer’s assets, liabilities, or net worth;
6. The existence or content of, or any individual coverage or status under a consumer’s beneficial interest in, any insurance policy or annuity contract; or
7. The existence, identification, nature, or value of a consumer’s interest in any insurance policy, annuity contract, or trust.

(2)

Personal financial and health information held by the department or office relating to a consumer’s complaint or inquiry regarding a matter or activity regulated under the Florida Insurance Code or s. 440.191 are confidential and exempt from s. 119.07(1) and s. 24(a), Art. I of the State Constitution. This exemption applies to personal financial and health information held by the department or office before, on, or after the effective date of this exemption.

(3)

Such confidential and exempt information may be disclosed to:Another governmental entity, if disclosure is necessary for the receiving entity to perform its duties and responsibilities.The National Association of Insurance Commissioners.The consumer or the consumer’s legally authorized representative.

(a)

Another governmental entity, if disclosure is necessary for the receiving entity to perform its duties and responsibilities.

(b)

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners.

(c)

The consumer or the consumer’s legally authorized representative.

Source: Section 624.23 — Public records exemption, https://www.­flsenate.­gov/Laws/Statutes/2024/0624.­23 (accessed Aug. 7, 2025).

624.01
Short title
624.02
“Insurance” defined
624.03
“Insurer” defined
624.04
“Person” defined
624.05
“Department,” “commission,” and “office” defined
624.06
“Domestic,” “foreign,” “alien” insurer defined
624.07
“Domicile” defined
624.08
“State” defined
624.09
“Authorized,” “unauthorized” insurer defined
624.10
Other definitions
624.11
Compliance required
624.12
Application of code as to fraternal benefit societies
624.13
Particular provisions prevail
624.15
General penalty
624.19
Existing forms and filings
624.21
Prospective operation of amendments to code
624.23
Public records exemption
624.24
Prohibition against requiring the purchase of health insurance
624.25
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
624.26
Collaborative arrangement with the Department of Health and Human Services
624.27
Direct health care agreements
624.031
“Self-insurance” defined
624.075
“Commercially domiciled insurer” defined
624.105
Waiver of customer liability
624.115
Referral of criminal violations
624.123
Certain international health insurance policies
624.124
Motor vehicle services
624.125
Certain motor vehicle service agreements
624.126
Certain mutual aid associations
624.127
Certain political subdivisions offering prepaid ambulance service plans
624.128
Crime victims exemption
624.129
Certain location and recovery services
624.155
Civil remedy
624.215
Proposals for legislation which mandates health benefit coverage
624.231
Disclosure and fees for production of records
624.1055
Right of contribution among liability insurers for defense costs
624.1265
Nonprofit religious organization exemption
624.1275
Insurance agents
624.1551
Civil remedy actions against property insurers
624.1552
Civil actions involving an insurance contract

Current through Fall 2025

§ 624.23. Pub. records exemption's source at flsenate​.gov