Utah HB0085 clarifies emergency declaration procedures and limits authority in response to international directives.

Utah HB0085 amends state law to define terms related to emergency declarations and clarifies the process for declaring and terminating states of emergency. It prohibits the governor or local chief executive officers from declaring a state of emergency in response to an international organization's proclamation. The bill also states that international organizations have no power, jurisdiction, or legal authority in Utah and that state agencies and local governments cannot implement or enforce international directives.

Utah HB0085 clarifies emergency declaration procedures and limits authority in response to international directives.

Utah HB0085 amends state law to define terms related to emergency declarations and clarifies the process for declaring and terminating states of emergency. It prohibits the governor or local chief executive officers from declaring a state of emergency in response to an international organization's proclamation. The bill also states that international organizations have no power, jurisdiction, or legal authority in Utah and that state agencies and local governments cannot implement or enforce international directives.