- The special session was called Friday by House Speaker Paul Renner and Senate President Kathleen, both Republicans.
- One key issue that will be decided is the status of Disney World and its Reedy Creek Improvement District, a deal reached in 1967 for tax purposes.
- The state could take over the self-governing area, a move sought by Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis seeks after the entertainment giant opposed a bill that restricted gender identity and sexual orientation education in the classroom.
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Florida Lawmakers Meet On Disney Tax Status After ‘Don’t Say Gay’
The Florida Legislature will convene a special session starting Monday on Disney's autonomous tax status and several other projects.
