Oklahoma SB672 restricts the Governor's power to close businesses during a pandemic without due process.
Oklahoma SB672 amends the Oklahoma Emergency Management Act of 2003 to limit the Governor's authority to close businesses during a pandemic. The bill requires the Governor to provide notice and a hearing to businesses deemed nonessential or detrimental to public health before issuing a closure order. This measure ensures due process for businesses affected by such executive orders. The act declares an emergency and becomes effective immediately upon passage and approval.
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