The proposed bill, titled the Public Resource Election Neutrality Act, aims to regulate the use of state resources in relation to public service announcements (PSAs) during election periods, specifically concerning statewide ballot initiatives. It establishes a new section, 112.3262, in the Florida Statutes, which prohibits state agencies from producing, disseminating, or funding PSAs that could influence the outcome of elections. The bill defines key terms such as "public service announcement," "state agency," and "statewide ballot initiative," and outlines the timeframe during which these prohibitions are in effect, starting from the certification of a ballot initiative until the election concludes. Exceptions are made for announcements addressing immediate threats to public health, safety, or welfare, as well as routine governmental communications unrelated to ballot initiatives.

The bill also includes provisions for penalties and enforcement, stating that individuals who violate these regulations may face suspension, removal, or disciplinary action. Additionally, the Legislature is granted the authority to reduce future appropriations to any state agency found in violation of the act. The Commission on Ethics is empowered to investigate complaints regarding violations, and individuals or entities affected by such violations can file complaints or seek injunctive relief. Furthermore, state agencies are required to maintain records of PSAs produced or funded in the year leading up to a general election and make these records available for public inspection.