n the first phase of an effort to restart parts of Texas' economy, on April 27, Texas Governor Greg Abbott issued an executive order allowing certain businesses – retail establishments, restaurants, movie theaters, shopping malls, ...
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In the first phase of an effort to restart parts of Texas'
economy, on April 27, Texas Governor Greg Abbott issued an
executive order allowing certain businesses - retail
establishments, restaurants, movie theaters, shopping malls,
museums, libraries, golf courses, and services provided by an
individual working alone in an office - to reopen on May 1, 2020,
with most subject to certain restrictions regarding
occupancy. Governor Abbott's order, Executive Order
GA-18, supersedes his prior executive stay-at-home order
(Executive Order GA-16) and any conflicting local order, including,
as discussed below, such orders that impose a civil or criminal
penalty for failure to wear a face covering.
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