Is the CDC No Sail Order Over? - Cruise Ship News
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The creator discusses the ongoing conflict between the CDC and the White House regarding the extension of the no sail order. According to the video, the CDC expressed a desire to extend the order for up to 150 days, while the government preferred a shorter extension to protect the cruise industry and jobs ahead of an election. The creator highlights a potential legal loophole found within the official expiration language of the order. The document states the order remains in effect until the earliest of several conditions, one of which is reaching September 30, 2020. Because the order does not specify a precise time, the creator argues that the order technically expired at the start of that day. This means any further restrictions would require a brand new order rather than a simple extension. While the creator acknowledges that this technicality might not stand and that new developments are expected, they note that the lack of a specific time on the rescinding order could lead to significant legal challenges from cruise lines.
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technically the no sail order is already over
the cdc wants to want it to extend it all the way till february of next year
the government wants to do 31 days bring it up until the end of october
congratulations everybody the no sale order is official
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