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Legislators want to restrict emergency powers for governor, health officials

Legislators want to restrict emergency powers for governor, health officials
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Sen. Evan Vickers, R-Cedar City, left, talks to Sen. Gregg Buxton, R-Roy, in the Senate chamber during the Utah Legislature’s 2021 general session at the Capitol in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021.
SALT LAKE CITY A Utah Senate leader has unveiled a bill with major implications for Gov. Spencer Cox’s emergency powers, as well as politicians’ ability to override state and local public health orders.
The Legislature will consider the bill backed by legislative leaders that would enable them to declare an end to the state’s COVID-19 emergency. The proposal surfaced about a month away from the one-year anniversary of the day everything changed when the COVID-19 emergency was declared in Utah. ....

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Utah legislators look to restrict governor's emergency powers

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Bill would empower only the Legislature to extend emergencies, and allow lawmakers to end emergency early
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SALT LAKE CITY A Utah Senate leader has unveiled a bill with major implications for Gov. Spencer Cox’s emergency powers, as well as politicians’ ability to override state and local public health orders.
The Legislature will consider the bill backed by legislative leaders that would enable them to declare an end to the state’s COVID-19 emergency. The proposal surfaced about a month away from the one-year anniversary of the day everything changed when the COVID-19 emergency was declared in Utah. ....

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Bill on public health orders moves forward in Utah legislature

Bill on public health orders moves forward in Utah legislature
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Legislators want to restrict emergency powers for governor, health officials

SALT LAKE CITY A Utah Senate leader has unveiled a bill with major implications for Gov. Spencer Cox s emergency powers, as well as politicians ability to override state and local public health orders.
Senate Majority Leader Evan Vickers SB195 would limit the duration of a public health order to 30 days. It would only allow the Legislature to extend or terminate it. It also would give the Legislature the power to terminate an emergency earlier than that 30-day time period.
It would prohibit the governor or the health department from declaring a new emergency for the same issue unless there are exigent circumstances like a significant change after expiration that substantially increases the threat to public safety or health, according to the bill. It would require a public legislative meeting to evaluate whether to extend the health order at the request of the health department. ....

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Plan to give birth control to more people under Medicaid passes legislative hurdle

Plan to give birth control to more people under Medicaid passes legislative hurdle
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SALT LAKE CITY A Utah lawmaker’s second attempt to expand Medicaid birth control and family planning services to more residents passed its first legislative hurdle on Friday.
“Contraceptive care is medical care,” said bill sponsor Sen. Derek Kitchen, D-Salt Lake City.
HB128 would require the state’s Medicaid program to apply for waiver or a state plan amendment seeking a 90/10 match of funds from the federal government. If the waiver or amendment gets approved by the federal government, those making up to 250% of the federal poverty level would receive family planning services. ....

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