The bill amends section 766.101 of the Florida Statutes, which pertains to medical malpractice review committees. It revises the definition of "medical review committee" to include additional entities, such as a managing entity defined in s. 394.9082(2) and clarifies the roles of various committees involved in health care quality assurance. The bill also updates the language regarding the immunity from liability for these committees, ensuring that their investigations and records remain protected from discovery in civil or administrative actions against health care providers or managing entities.

Additionally, the bill specifies that while the proceedings of these committees are not subject to discovery, information from original sources remains accessible. It allows individuals who testify before these committees to share their knowledge in civil actions, but they cannot be questioned about their testimony or opinions formed during committee hearings. The changes aim to enhance the protection of peer review processes while maintaining accountability in health care services. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2025.