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Dr. Paul Cieslak, the medical director for communicable diseases and immunizations with OHA was quick to assure that permanent didn't actually mean forever.

He claimed the authority had to use the terminology because the could only have a temporary rule for a maximum of six months, while they wanted to be able to extend it past that if necessary.

'Permanent means indefinite. It doesn't necessarily mean permanent,' Dr. Cieslak said. 'We can repeal it as well, but we are only allowed to have a temporary rule for 180 days, and anything that goes beyond 180 days, we cannot extend it.'

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