
Georgia's governor signs order letting businesses ignore local Covid-19 rules
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Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed an executive order Thursday allowing businesses to disregard local rules regarding Covid-19 -- a move decried by Democrats, as coronavirus cases in the state rise.
It was not immediately clear what impact the order would have on current local ordinances, such as mask mandates in Savannah, which apply to city buildings but not to businesses, and Atlanta, where the mayor's order says violations won't be enforced against businesses. Kemp said Thursday his executive order "will ensure that business cannot be forced to follow local government ordinances regarding Covid-19."More Related News

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