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HB 301 2025 CODING: Words stricken are deletions; words underlined are additions. hb301-00 Page 46 of 80 F L O R I D A H O U S E O F R E P R E S E N T A T I V E S services to children and families, and its employees or 1126 officers, except as otherwise provided in paragraph (b), must, 1127 as a part of its contract, obtain a minimum of $1 million per 1128 occurrence with a policy period aggregate limit of $3 million in 1129 general liability insurance coverage. The subcontractor of a 1130 lead agency must also require that staff who transport client 1131 children and families in their personal automobiles in order to 1132 carry out their job responsibilities obtain minimum bodily 1133 injury liability insurance in the amount of $100,000 per person 1134 in any one automobile accident, and subject to such limits for 1135 each person, $300,000 for all damages resulting from any one 1136 automobile accident, on their personal automobiles. In lieu of 1137 personal motor vehicle insurance, the subcontractor's casualty, 1138 liability, or motor vehicle insurance carrier may provide 1139 nonowned automobile liability coverage. This insurance provides 1140 liability insurance for automobiles that the subcontractor uses 1141 in connection with the subcontractor's business but does not 1142 own, lease, rent, or borrow. This coverage includes automobiles 1143 owned by the employees of the subcontractor or a member of the 1144 employee's household but only while the automobiles are used in 1145 connection with the subcontractor's business. The nonowned 1146 automobile coverage for the subcontractor applies as excess 1147 coverage over any other collectible insurance. The personal 1148 automobile policy for the employee of the subcontractor shall be 1149 primary insurance, and the nonowned automobile coverage of the 1150