The U.S. Senate Accountability Act requires South Carolina's U.S. Senators to appear annually before the state's General Assembly.

The U.S. Senate Accountability Act mandates that the two U.S. Senators from South Carolina appear annually before a Joint Session of the South Carolina General Assembly to discuss and review various topics and actions taken by the U.S. Senate. The act establishes a Joint Legislative Committee on the United States Senate to facilitate this exchange. The committee will review the Senators' performance and voting records, ensuring they align with the Constitution and the interests of South Carolina. The committee will also poll the General Assembly to ascertain their position on pending U.S.

The U.S. Senate Accountability Act requires South Carolina's U.S. Senators to appear annually before the state's General Assembly.

The U.S. Senate Accountability Act mandates that the two U.S. Senators from South Carolina appear annually before a Joint Session of the South Carolina General Assembly to discuss and review various topics and actions taken by the U.S. Senate. The act establishes a Joint Legislative Committee on the United States Senate to facilitate this exchange. The committee will review the Senators' performance and voting records, ensuring they align with the Constitution and the interests of South Carolina. The committee will also poll the General Assembly to ascertain their position on pending U.S.