Producción normativa de emergencia. Regulación en tiempos de pandemia. Estudio del caso: sector entretenimiento distrito capital.

Abstract

The normative production in Colombia has been the main tool of the national government and territorial administrations to establish transitory measures seeking to avert the crisis generated by the pandemic caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus and the COVID-19 disease, welcoming the main one recommendation issued by the World Health Organization (WHO) to contain and mitigate it, anticipating the need to declare the state of economic, social and ecological emergency that used him to exercise legislative powers with the issuance of decree laws by which he adopted measures to prevent the extension of its effects; as a first step, through the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, through Resolution 385 of March 12, 2020, it declared the health emergency, imparting the first restrictions that ostensibly affected the entertainment sector in the Capital District. The district administration protected by the ordinary powers and in the legislative decrees declared the situation of public calamity, created support systems and economic reactivation, provided as priority resources to ward off the crisis and regulated public order activities in the broad context of their scope; of course with an impact on the entertainment sector.