The bill amends section 119.0713 of the Florida Statutes to establish an exemption from public records requirements for body camera recordings made by code inspectors under specific circumstances. It defines key terms such as "body camera," "code inspector," and "personal representative." The bill stipulates that recordings taken in private residences, healthcare facilities, or other private settings are confidential and exempt from public disclosure. However, it allows for certain exceptions where recordings may be disclosed, such as to individuals depicted in the recordings or for official governmental purposes. Additionally, local governments are required to retain these recordings for at least 90 days.

The legislation also includes a statement of public necessity, emphasizing the need for confidentiality due to the sensitive nature of the information captured by body cameras. It provides for retroactive application of the exemption and mandates a review of the exemption by the legislature, which is set to expire on October 2, 2030, unless renewed. The bill is contingent upon the enactment of related legislation, ensuring that it aligns with broader legislative efforts regarding public records and privacy.