Respect for Democracy, Human Rights and the Rule of Law during States of Emergency¶
European Commission for Democracy through Law. (2020). Respect for Democracy, Human Rights and the Rule of Law during States of Emergency: Reflections. Council of Europe.
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Mechanisms¶
- Emergency Governance Mode
- The discipline that guards against all three is the same one that defines the mechanism: a written exit that lapses by default, real friction on reauthorization, and a legitimacy review that can find the emergency was abused.
This sourceRequires emergency powers to expire under defined time limits, face renewed authorization, and remain subject to review for abuse.
- The discipline that guards against all three is the same one that defines the mechanism: a written exit that lapses by default, real friction on reauthorization, and a legitimacy review that can find the emergency was abused.
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