This bill addresses state sovereignty. This bill: - defines terms; - declares that an international organization does not have any power, jurisdiction, or legal authority in this state; - provides that, if an international organization: issues a rule, resolution, tax, policy, or mandate that purports to have the force and effect of law, then the state, or a political subdivision of the state, may not implement or enforce the rule, resolution, tax, policy, or mandate; andissues a proclamation declaring a state of emergency, then the governor, or the chief executive officer of a political subdivision, may not declare a state of emergency in response to the international organization's proclamation; and - makes technical and conforming changes.

Statutes affected:
Introduced: 63G-16-201
Substitute #1: 63G-16-201