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SB 1166 - Limits the Governor's Emergency Powers - Pennsylvania Key Vote

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Title: Limits the Governor's Emergency Powers

Vote Smart's Synopsis:

Vote to concur with house amendments and pass a bill that limits the governor's powers to issue an emergency declaration.

Highlights:

 

  • Amends the Constitution of Pennsylvania to establish that equality under the law will not be denied to Pennsylvanians on the basis of race or ethnicity (Sec. 1). 

  • Prohibits an emergency disaster proclamation by the governor from being in effect no longer than 21 days, unless extended by the General Assembly (Sec. 1). 

  • Prohibits the governor from issuing a new disaster proclamation based on the same circumstances without a concurrent resolution from the General Assembly (Sec. 1). 

  • Requires the proposed amendments to be put to a vote at the next primary, general, or municipal election that occurs at least three months after the amendment is passed by the General Assembly (Sec. 2).

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Title: Limits the Governor's Emergency Powers

Vote Smart's Synopsis:

Vote to pass a bill that limits the governor's powers to issue an emergency declaration.

Highlights:

 

  • Amends the Constitution of Pennsylvania to establish that equality under the law will not be denied to Pennsylvanians on the basis of race or ethnicity (Sec. 1). 

  • Prohibits an emergency disaster proclamation by the governor from being in effect no longer than 21 days, unless extended by the General Assembly (Sec. 1). 

  • Prohibits the governor from issuing a new disaster proclamation based on the same circumstances without a concurrent resolution from the General Assembly (Sec. 1). 

  • Requires the proposed amendments to be put to a vote at the next primary, general, or municipal election that occurs at least three months after the amendment is passed by the General Assembly (Sec. 2).

Full Bill Text

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