New Jersey S1671 allows the Legislature to terminate certain state of emergency and public health emergency declarations by the Governor and limits.
New Jersey S1671 provides that any state of emergency declaration or public health emergency declaration issued by the Governor and in effect on the effective date of the bill, and that has been in effect for more than 60 days, will terminate automatically unless the Legislature approves an extension by concurrent resolution. The bill limits the duration of a state of emergency declaration to 60 days after issuance unless extended by the Legislature, and limits a public health emergency declaration to a total of 60 days, including the initial 30-day duration and one 30-day renewal by the.
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