Minnesota SF454 requires legislative approval to extend a declared emergency beyond five days and mandates legislative enactment for certain.
Minnesota SF454 amends the state's emergency management laws by requiring legislative approval to extend a declared emergency beyond five days. It also mandates that certain executive orders and rules, when approved by the Executive Council and filed with the Secretary of State, do not have the full force and effect of law unless enacted by the legislature. The bill defines terms such as "declared emergency," "bioterrorism," and "public health emergency." It repeals certain criminal penalties and makes changes to the governor's powers during emergencies, ensuring that executive orders and.
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