GA HB1450

Governor must notify the Speaker of the House, Senate President, and Attorney General within 48 hours of ordering National Guard into state active duty, including details on legal authority, mission purpose, geographic area, duration, cost, and troop numbers

Deployments of 100 or more National Guard members require a comprehensive briefing to the Attorney General and relevant House and Senate committees on necessity, legal basis, and mission parameters

No National Guard deployment may exceed 14 consecutive days without prior approval by joint resolution of the General Assembly; if the legislature is not in session, the Governor must convene an emergency session

National Guard members cannot be released into active combat under federal authority unless Congress has formally declared war or taken specific constitutional action to repel invasion, suppress insurrection, or execute federal law

Prohibits deploying the National Guard to intimidate or interfere with voting rights, limits Guard role in drug operations to law enforcement support only, and requires the adjutant general to submit an annual report to the General Assembly by January 31 covering deployments, readiness, recruitment, and funding needs