Scheduling requirements are promulgated in which Chapter of the Florida Administrative Code?

• A. Chapter 1B-24
• B. Chapter 2-15
• C. Chapter 5-21
• D. Chapter 3-11

Answer: (A)

Scheduling requirements are about when hearings happen, how notices are given, and the deadlines for actions within the regulatory process. In the Florida Administrative Code, these procedural rules are organized by agency and topic, and the chapter dedicated to scheduling-related provisions for this topic is Chapter 1B-24. That’s why it’s the best fit: it specifically covers the timing and notice aspects that scheduling rules require. The other chapters address different subjects within the code and do not focus on scheduling procedures, so they aren’t the correct source for scheduling requirements. If you’re ever unsure where such procedural rules live, checking the index for “scheduling” or “notice of hearing” can guide you to the right chapter.