The bill amends section 553.791 of the Florida Statutes, which pertains to alternative plans review and inspections. Key changes include the requirement for notices of private inspection services to specify whether inspections will be conducted virtually or in person. It also allows private providers to utilize automated or software-based plans review systems for single-trade plans, and it revises the affidavit requirements for private providers to include details about any automated systems used. Additionally, the bill establishes a timeline for local building officials to issue permits or provide written notice of noncompliance, specifically reducing the timeframe for single-trade plans review for single-family or two-family dwellings to five business days.

The bill also reenacts several sections of Florida Statutes to incorporate the amendments made to section 553.791, ensuring consistency across related laws. These include provisions related to expedited approval of residential building permits, disciplinary proceedings for registered architects, and enforcement of the Florida Building Code. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2025.