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(ii) terminates the state of emergency by executive order or
proclamation.
(3) A state of emergency may not continue for longer than 30 days unless
the Governor renews the state of emergency.
(4) (i) The General Assembly by joint resolution may terminate a state
of emergency at any time.
(ii) After the General Assembly terminates a state of emergency,
the Governor shall issue an executive order or proclamation that terminates the state
of emergency.
14-108.
(a) After a state of emergency is declared in another state and the Governor
receives a written request for assistance from the executive authority of that state,
the Governor may:
(1) authorize use in the other state of personnel, equipment, supplies, or
materials of this State, or of a political subdivision with the consent of the executive
officer or governing body of the political subdivision; and
(2) suspend the effect of any statute or rule or regulation of an agency of
the State or, after consulting with the executive officer or governing body of a political
subdivision, a rule or regulation of an agency of a political subdivision, if the Governor
finds that the suspension is necessary to aid the other state with its emergency
management functions.
14-3A-01.
(b) "Catastrophic health emergency" means a situation in which extensive loss
of life or serious disability is threatened imminently because of exposure to a deadly
agent.
(c) "Deadly agent" means:
(1) anthrax, ebola, plague, smallpox, tularemia, or other bacterial,
fungal, rickettsial, or viral agent, biological toxin, or other biological agent capable of
causing extensive loss of life or serious disability;
(2) mustard gas, nerve gas, or other chemical agent capable of causing
extensive loss of life or serious disability; or
(3) radiation at levels capable of causing extensive loss of life or serious
disability.
14-602.
The contracting states solemnly agree:
(1) Article 1. Purpose.
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