/**
 * Florida Student Privacy Overlay Compliance Pack
 *
 * Florida state law overlay on top of the FERPA federal floor, governing
 * AI operators serving Florida K-12 students and UF-affiliated K-12
 * programs (particularly P.K. Yonge Developmental Research School).
 *
 * Primary Florida statutes:
 *
 * 1. Florida Statute Chapter 1002.22 (Student and Parental Rights):
 *    Governs education records of public K-12 students. Parallels FERPA
 *    but has Florida-specific provisions on parental inspection rights,
 *    correction of records, and limitations on disclosure. Applies to
 *    public schools and school districts.
 *
 * 2. Florida Statute Section 1002.222 (Student Data Privacy):
 *    Governs operators of websites, online services, and online
 *    applications that have actual knowledge they are collecting personal
 *    information from K-12 students in Florida. Prohibits: targeted
 *    advertising, behavioral profiling for non-educational purposes,
 *    sale of student information. Requires data security and deletion.
 *    (Citation to verify current section number and amendment status;
 *    cited in 2021-2024 Florida legislative sessions.)
 *
 * 3. Florida House Bill 3 (2023) / Parents' Bill of Rights
 *    (Florida Statute Section 1014): Parental consent and notification
 *    for educational services and activities collecting student data.
 *    Schools must notify parents before using AI tools that collect or
 *    process student data; parental opt-out rights.
 *
 * 4. Florida Statute Section 1006.52 (Student Data Governance):
 *    School districts must maintain a data governance plan. AI vendors
 *    must be listed in the district's data governance vendor inventory.
 *
 * 5. Florida SB 262 (2023) / AI Transparency Act (Florida Statute
 *    Section 501.171 et seq.; citation to verify final codification):
 *    Florida's 2023 AI transparency provisions. (Citation to verify:
 *    SB 262 signed May 2023; specific AI provisions and codification
 *    location to confirm.)
 *
 * 6. Florida Statute Section 501.171 (Florida Information Protection
 *    Act, FIPA): Florida's general breach notification law. 30-day
 *    clock from determination of breach; concurrent AG notification
 *    if 500+ Florida residents affected.
 *
 * UF-specific: P.K. Yonge Developmental Research School is a K-12
 * public school operated by UF's College of Education. Any AI system
 * deployed at P.K. Yonge is directly subject to Florida Section 1002.222,
 * Chapter 1002.22, and HB 3. UF bears direct operator liability.
 *
 * Public records: UF as a public institution is subject to Florida
 * Chapter 119 (public records law) for non-exempt records. Student
 * records are exempt under the FERPA exemption (Section 119.07(1)).
 * AI-generated student records must be properly classified to maintain
 * this exemption.
 *
 * Cross-pack interactions:
 *   - Florida Student Privacy + FERPA: Florida law is expressly
 *     consistent with FERPA. FERPA provides the federal floor; Florida
 *     Chapter 1002.22 and Section 1002.222 add operator-level
 *     obligations. Both packs must be active simultaneously for any
 *     Florida K-12 student data. In conflicts, FERPA governs for
 *     federally-funded institutions.
 *   - Florida Student Privacy + COPPA: Florida K-12 students include
 *     children under 13. COPPA applies to any online AI system with
 *     actual knowledge it serves under-13 users; Florida Section
 *     1002.222 adds state-law operator obligations. The school-consent
 *     model under FERPA/COPPA may be satisfied by the parental consent
 *     under Florida HB 3 in some cases; legal counsel should verify
 *     (FTC has not issued specific guidance on Florida HB 3/COPPA
 *     intersection as of August 2025; citation to verify).
 *   - Florida Student Privacy + Title IX: Florida HB 1557 / Parental
 *     Rights in Education Act (eff. July 2022; subsequent amendments)
 *     may conflict with the 2024 Title IX Rule's gender identity
 *     protections in K-12. AI systems must flag this conflict for
 *     human/legal review; cannot autonomously resolve it. For K-12
 *     programs at P.K. Yonge, this is a direct federal/state law
 *     conflict. This pack includes REQUIRE_APPROVAL escalation for
 *     gender-identity-related student records in Florida K-12 contexts.
 *   - Florida Student Privacy + NIH DMS: If UF education researchers
 *     collect K-12 student data under NIH grants, both this pack and
 *     the NIH DMS pack apply. Florida Section 1002.222 may prohibit
 *     certain data sharing that NIH DMS would otherwise require. The
 *     FERPA research exception DUA is the operative instrument; NIH
 *     Program Officer must be notified of state-law sharing
 *     restrictions at grant application stage.
 *
 * Sovereignty: Florida state law. Applies to public K-12 education
 * and ed-tech operators serving Florida K-12 students.
 *
 * @connexum/ai-governance
 */
import { CompliancePack } from './index';
import { CategoryClassifiers } from '../classification/pack-driven-classifier';
/**
 * Florida Student Privacy category classifiers for the pack-driven
 * classifier (W1).
 */
export declare const FLORIDA_STUDENT_PRIVACY_CATEGORY_CLASSIFIERS: CategoryClassifiers;
export declare const FLORIDA_STUDENT_PRIVACY_PACK: CompliancePack & {
    categoryClassifiers: CategoryClassifiers;
    subjectKeyedCategories: string[];
};
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