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Old 07-26-2021, 04:16 PM
 
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The Health Department can still issue basically the same orders so really the only change is who is issuing them (and let's be real, Gretch may not have been signing the Health Department orders but I'm sure she was heavily involved).
Laws are written to give flexibility to the executive so they can deal with unanticipated events. Unfortunately, flexibility means it's easy to abuse. To fix this properly will take a new law that provides some reasonable mechanism to prevent abuse. But that will never be signed by Governor Whitmer, so it will have to wait for a governor who does not want to abuse the flexibility they have.

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