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Gov. David Ige signals acceptance of bill to alter emergency declaration powers

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Gov. David Ige says he's probably OK with a bill that would make several amendments to the state's emergency declaration statute. The bill would give Hawaii lawmakers the ability to partly or wholly terminate such a state of emergency by a two-thirds vote. A bill introduced in 2021 to curtail the governor's emergency powers failed to pass. There had been tension over the past two years of the coronavirus pandemic.

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Gov. David Ige signals acceptance of bill to alter emergency declaration powers

Gov. David Ige and future chief executives of the state of Hawaii probably will be subject to additional rules for managing public emergencies.

2 years ago·Honolulu, United States

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