All case files and routine inspections are routed through the Enforcement subsection for logging and tracking.
Investigators attempt to document both sides of any allegations.
After review, any files with suspected violations are routed to the Enforcement Committee which meets periodically to review, discuss and determine what administrative action is warranted in each individual situation. The issuance of an administrative complaint is not taken lightly. Any administrative action issued by the Bureau has the potential to begin costly legal proceedings and could end up being heard by the Florida Supreme Court. The Bureau operates on limited personnel and resources. Case evidence must be evaluated for its ability to withstand the scrutiny of a hearing officer or judge.