Less than a year after signing a law that led to the removal of hundreds of books from public school shelves, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill Tuesday that amends the state's law to limit the number of books and classroom materials that can be challenged in school districts. The bill, which goes into effect on July 1, states that Florida residents without children in a school district "may not object to more than one material per month" and instructs the state's Board of Education to adopt changes to implement the decision. The provision does not limit the number of challenges a parent with a child enrolled in a Florida school district can file or include a penalty if the law is violated