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Florida Administrative WeeklyVolume 29, Number 39, September 26, 2003Section I Notice of Development of Proposed Rules and Negotiated Rule making DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Division of Workers Compensation

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The purpose and effect rule is a guideline used to ensure that the stated purpose of a legal document aligns with its actual effects or outcomes. It aims to promote transparency and understanding of the implications of legal actions.

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Entities or individuals involved in specific legal proceedings or transactions that necessitate disclosure of the purpose and effects of their actions are generally required to file the purpose and effect rule.

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The purpose of the purpose and effect rule is to provide clarity and accountability in legal matters by ensuring that the intentions behind actions are transparent and aligned with their legal consequences.

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The information that must be reported typically includes the legal action being taken, the intended purpose of the action, the expected outcomes, and any relevant supporting documentation or justification.