The proposed bill establishes a new section, 790.075, in the Florida Statutes, which defines "sensitive locations" where the possession or use of firearms is prohibited. Sensitive locations include various places such as health care facilities, government buildings, parks, places of worship, educational institutions, and venues for entertainment or public transportation. The bill outlines that individuals are not allowed to possess firearms in these designated areas, with violations resulting in criminal penalties, including a third-degree felony for general violations and a second-degree felony for discharging a firearm in these locations.

However, the bill provides specific exceptions to this prohibition. Law enforcement officers, retired law enforcement officers, certain security agency employees, active-duty military personnel, and government employees with written consent for specific purposes are exempt from the firearm restrictions in sensitive locations. Additionally, individuals operating licensed programs in these areas may possess firearms if they comply with relevant regulations. The bill is set to take effect on October 1, 2025.