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Florida Gov. DeSantis on Monday signed Senate Bill 2006, which gives the governor the ability to override local emergency orders. That bill does not take effect until July 1. DeSantis signed an executive order immediately suspending pandemic-related local restrictions through June, as well as one that invalidates all remaining local emergency orders that are still in place after July 1.
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The [bill] would make it more difficult for local governments to respond to public emergencies by requiring their emergency orders to be narrowly tailored and extended only in seven-day increments for a total of 42 days and gives the governor the ability to invalidate an emergency order. Currently, such orders can be extended indefinitely.
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DeSantis said the law is meant to ensure that officials in Florida don’t inappropriately “seize power.” Democrat Mayor Rick Kriseman tweeted that cities like St. Petersburg, Tampa, Orlando, Miami and Miami Beach “saved Florida and the governor’s behind throughout this pandemic.”