IA SF2093

Extends the initial duration of a governor's state of disaster emergency proclamation from 30 days to 60 days, with the governor able to extend once for up to 60 additional days before requiring General Assembly approval

Requires any emergency measure that infringes on fundamental constitutional rights to be justified by a compelling state interest, narrowly tailored, and achieved by the least restrictive means possible

Prohibits emergency proclamations from banning in-person visits between religious leaders or family members and patients/residents in hospitals or health care facilities

Bans the use of mobile phones, drones, unmanned aerial vehicles, artificial intelligence, or digital tracking technologies to surveil or enforce emergency orders without prior notice and consent from individuals

Protects licensed health care professionals from restrictions on their practice or prescribing authority during emergencies, preventing boards from deterring practitioners from prescribing medications according to their professional judgment