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    SB 700: States of Emergency

    GENERAL BILL by Smith

    States of Emergency; Providing that a state of emergency renewed by the Governor expires within a specified timeframe; authorizing the Legislature to extend the state of emergency under specified circumstances; requiring the Governor to immediately issue a certain executive order or proclamation consistent with the Legislature’s concurrent resolution terminating a state of emergency; requiring the Auditor General to update quarterly a specified audit, rather than annually, etc.

    Effective Date: 7/1/2026

    Last Action: 3/13/2026 Senate - Died in Governmental Oversight and Accountability

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    Current Bill Version Posted: 12/2/2025 01:30 PM


    • Related Bills (1)

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      H 621 by Driskell
      States of Emergency
      Last Action: 3/13/2026 H Died in Natural Resources & Disasters Subcommittee
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    • Citations - Statute (2)

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      252.36 Emergency management powers of the Governor. Page 1 (pdf)
      252.3611 Transparency; audits. Page 3 (pdf)
    • Bill History

      S = Senate, H = House

      12/2/2025 S • Filed
      12/16/2025 S • Referred to Governmental Oversight and Accountability; Military and Veterans Affairs, Space, and Domestic Security; Rules
      1/13/2026 S • Introduced
      3/13/2026 S • Died in Governmental Oversight and Accountability
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