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Ex. KY-041 Order Primary source read

2021 Senate Bill 1, Acts ch. 6 (2021 Ky. Acts 17)

An Act relating to emergencies and declaring an emergency (KRS 39A.020, 39A.090, 39A.100, 39A.180, 39A.280 amended: 30-day limit on emergency orders restricting businesses, schools, gatherings and worship absent General Assembly extension; Attorney General approval of statute suspensions)

Kentucky General Assembly (2021 Regular Session), enacted over the Governor's veto · Kentucky (State)

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Jurisdiction
Kentucky
Level
State
Authority
Ky. Const. secs. 29, 88
Issued
2021-02-02 Feb. 2, 2021
Effective
2021-02-02 (veto overridden Feb. 2, 2021); enjoined March-August 2021 (KY-055) (read as 2021-02-02)
End
Permanent statute (read as 2021-09-30)
In force
Feb. 2, 2021 to Sept. 30, 2021
Quarters
2021 Q12021 Q22021 Q3
Limitation types
Other
Addressees
  • the Governor
  • all governmental entities
Functions reached
  • framework for every order in 2021
Collection
Kentucky KY

Operative words

KRS 39A.090... (2)(a) Executive orders, administrative regulations, or other directives issued under this chapter by the Governor shall be in effect no longer than thirty (30) days unless an extension, modification, or termination is approved by the General Assembly prior to the extension of any executive order or directive that: 1. Places restrictions on the in-person meeting or places restrictions on the functioning of the following: a. Elementary, secondary, or postsecondary educational institutions; b. Private businesses or nonprofit organizations; c. Political, religious, or social gatherings; d. Places of worship; or e. Local governments; or 2. Imposes mandatory quarantine or isolation requirements.... KRS 39A.100... (5) Nothing in this section shall be construed to allow any governmental entity to impose restrictions on the right of the people to: (a) Peaceably assemble; or (b) Worship, worship in person

Enforcement

Statute; the reason HJR 77 and HJR 1 were required and the reason every un-extended order lapsed

Notes

The 30-day clock is the mechanism by which EO 2021-585 (Aug. 10, 2021) would have expired Sept. 9, 2021 absent HJR 1's earlier termination

Retrieval note

Cited from Cameron v. Beshear n.3.