The schedule may be amended by general law. The Amendment authorizes the state to operate lotteries. It provides a severance clause to retain the above provision should any subsection or subsections be held unconstitutional because of more than one subject. The schedule provides, unless changed by law, for the lotteries to be known as the Florida Education Lotteries and for the net proceeds derived to be deposited in a state trust fund, designated State Education Lotteries Trust Fund, for appropriation by the Legislature. Authorizes limits to be exceeded by vote.
Amendment has no substantial effect on other sections of the Constitution.
A county furnishing municipal services, may . . . Provides that sufficiency of reasons for recall is a political question. No substantial effect on other sections of the Florida Constitution. The people shall have the right to recall all elected officers of this State, upon the petition of electors equal in number to eight percent of the number of persons voting in the last election in which presidential electors were chosen in the electoral districts from which the officer sought to be recalled was elected. The sufficiency of any statement of reasons or grounds for the recall shall be a political question.