From a technical point of view, I think a key provision of the current bill, in the section on journals says:
"An online notary public shall keep a secure electronic journal..."
It goes on to list the usual stuff that must be in each journal entry, and these not-so-usual items for the journal:
"3. A copy of the government-issued identity credential provided; and
4. A copy of any other identity credential or information provided....
"(h) A recording of the audio-video communication in which..."
Notice it says "a secure electronic journal", not "one or more secure electronic journals". Because of the complexity of including the ID copies and the video recording within the journal, most likely, each platform provider will supply it's own electronic journal, which will be incompatible with all the other platform providers. If FL notaries are only allowed to keep ONE electronic journal, then for all practical purposes, they will only be able to sign up with ONE platform provider. |
