TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – A Florida rape survivor whose sexual assault test kit went untested for more than 30 years years told her powerful story before a House committee unanimously approved a bill Monday that would require a tracking system for the kits. Gail Gardner was raped in 1988 by an intruder in her home while her youngest son was in the room. Democratic Rep. Emily Slosberg, the bill’s sponsor, said today’s technology allows people to easily track package and food deliveries. “Why should we be able to track a pizza more efficiently than we can track evidence in a criminal case? The House bill has two more committee stops before being considered by the full chamber.