Lawmakers oppose COVID 2.0 health powers

Pennsylvania lawmakers are warning that proposed updates to the state’s health code could grant health officials broad enforcement powers during future disease outbreaks, including entry into private homes and locations without warrants. Critics argue the 502-page regulation, part of ongoing efforts to modernize outdated rules, risks reintroducing excessive government authority reminiscent of pandemic-era restrictions. Public comments are encouraged before the upcoming deadline, as officials emphasize the importance of updating regulations to address evolving public health needs.

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