Iowa HF2087 regulates state disaster emergencies and public health disasters, prohibiting religious regulation and limiting isolation/quarantine.
Iowa HF2087 modifies the powers and duties during state disaster emergencies and public health disasters. It prohibits the governor from dictating measures that interfere with religious institutions or practices unless justified by a compelling state interest. The bill limits isolation or quarantine periods to the longest usual incubation period for a specific communicable disease. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) can recommend, but not mandate, treatments or prophylaxis for infected individuals, provided they are not likely to cause serious harm.
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