Iowa SF 118: A bill for an act relating to floriculture production and the manufacturing 4.0 technology investment program.

Bill Text

Senate
File
118
-
Introduced

SENATE
FILE
118

BY
SALMON
,
CAMPBELL
,
TAYLOR
,

WESTRICH
,
GREEN
,
ALONS
,

GUTH
,
EVANS
,
ROWLEY
,
and

LOFGREN

A
BILL
FOR

An
Act
relating
to
powers
and
duties
applicable
to
state
of
1

disaster
emergencies
and
public
health
disasters.
2

BE
IT
ENACTED
BY
THE
GENERAL
ASSEMBLY
OF
THE
STATE
OF
IOWA:
3

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Section
1.
Section
29C.6,
subsection
1,
Code
2025,
is
1

amended
to
read
as
follows:
2

1.
a.

After
finding
a
disaster
exists
or
is
threatened,
3

proclaim
a
state
of
disaster
emergency.
This
proclamation
4

shall
be
in
writing,
indicate
the
area
affected
and
the
facts
5

upon
which
it
is
based,
be
signed
by
the
governor,
and
be
6

filed
with
the
secretary
of
state.
If
the
state
of
disaster
7

emergency
specifically
constitutes
a
public
health
disaster
8

as
defined
in
section
135.140
,
the
written
proclamation
shall
9

include
a
statement
to
that
effect.
A
state
of
disaster
10

emergency
shall
continue
for
thirty

sixty
days,
unless
sooner
11

terminated
or
rescinded,
extended
in
writing
,
or
amended
by
12

the
governor
general
assembly
.
The
general
assembly
may,
13

by
concurrent
resolution,
rescind
,
extend,
or
amend

this
14

proclamation.
Any
initial
extension
of
this
proclamation
by
15

the
general
assembly
shall
not
exceed
sixty
days,
and
any
16

subsequent
extension
shall
not
exceed
sixty-day
increments.
17

If
the
general
assembly
is
not
in
session,
the
legislative
18

council
may,
by
majority
vote,
rescind
,
extend,
or
amend

this
19

proclamation
only
once
and
the
extension
shall
not
exceed
20

sixty
days

.
Rescission
Following
any
rescission,
extension,
21

or
amendment
of
this
proclamation
by
the
legislative
council,
22

any
additional
action
may
only
be
taken
by
the
general

23

assembly.
Any
rescission,
extension,
or
amendment
shall
be
24

effective
upon
the
filing
of
the
concurrent
resolution
or
25

resolution
of
the
legislative
council
with
the
secretary
of
26

state.
A
proclamation
of
disaster
emergency
shall
activate
the
27

disaster
response
and
recovery
aspect
of
the
state,
local,
and
28

interjurisdictional
disaster
emergency
plans
applicable
to
the
29

political
subdivision
or
area
in
question
and
be
authority
for
30

the
deployment
and
use
of
any
forces
to
which
the
plan
applies,
31

and
for
use
or
distribution
of
any
supplies,
equipment,
and
32

materials
and
facilities
assembled,
stockpiled,
or
arranged
to
33

be
made
available.

34

b.

A
measure
dictated
in
a
state
of
disaster
emergency
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proclamation
shall
not
do
any
of
the
following:
1

(1)

Infringe
on
a
fundamental
constitutionally
protected
2

right
unless
the
measure
is
justified
by
a
compelling
state
3

interest,
is
narrowly
tailored
to
achieve
its
specific
purpose,
4

and
is
achieved
by
the
least
restrictive
means
possible.

5

(2)

Restrict
rights,
interests,
or
activities
in
a
manner
6

that
is
not
neutral
or
generally
applicable.
7

(3)
Prohibit
in-person
interactions
between
religious
8

leaders
or
individuals
who
are
related
by
consanguinity
or

9

affinity
with
patients
or
residents
of
hospitals
or
health
care
10

facilities.

11

(4)
Authorize
the
use
of
mobile,
cellular,
or
any
other
12

digital
technologies
to
track
or
surveil
persons
without
13

providing
prior
notice
to
and
receiving
consent
from
such

14

persons.
The
consent
request
regarding
the
specific
terms
of
15

surveillance
shall
be
presented
as
a
separate
request
and
not
16

combined
with
any
other
terms
requiring
consent.
17

(5)

Authorize
the
use
of
any
drones,
unmanned
18

aerial
vehicles,
advanced
robotics,
or
any
artificial

19

intelligence-based
systems
to
enforce
the
proclamation.
20

(6)

Restrict
the
practice
of
a
person
holding
a
valid
21

license
to
practice
a
health-related
profession
regulated
22

by
a
board
designated
pursuant
to
section
147.13
or
by
the

23

department
of
inspections,
appeals,
and
licensing,
or
restrict
24

the
scope
of
service
delivery
of
a
hospital,
clinic,
or
25

health
care
professional
if
the
person
or
entity
is
otherwise
26

practicing
within
the
scope
of
a
valid
license.
27

(7)
Allow
a
board
designated
pursuant
to
section
147.13
to
28

restrict
the
prescribing
authority
of
a
licensed
health-related
29

professional
in
a
way
that
acts
as
a
deterrent
for
the

30

professional
to
prescribe
a
medication
or
treatment
in
31

accordance
with
the
professional’s
best
professional
judgment.

32

(8)
Require
identification
and
monitoring
of
persons
33

who
may
be
at
risk
of
contracting
a
contagious
or
infectious

34

disease
by
virtue
of
contact
with
a
contagious
person
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in
a
manner
consistent
with
known
or
suspected
modes
1

of
transmission;
require
a
person
to
comply
with
such

2

identification
and
monitoring
efforts
including
efforts
that
3

infringe
on
a
person’s
freedom
of
association;
or
establish,
4

authorize,
or
enforce
penalties
for
a
person’s
r