California AB1835 grants the Governor expanded authority during a state of emergency, including control over state agencies and police powers, with.
California AB1835 provides the Governor with broad authority during a state of emergency, allowing them to control all state agencies and exercise police powers within designated areas. The Governor can issue necessary orders and regulations. The state of emergency can be terminated by the Governor's proclamation or by a concurrent resolution of the Legislature. If not terminated by the Governor, it automatically ends 90 days after the Governor's proclamation unless extended by the Legislature.
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