South Carolina bill prohibits state-funded entities from supporting the World Health Organization.

The bill amends the South Carolina Code to prohibit state-funded agencies, departments, universities, or public institutions from allocating funding, resources, or any form of support to the World Health Organization. It mandates the immediate termination of any existing policies or initiatives derived from or associated with the World Health Organization. State-funded entities must conduct a comprehensive review of their policies and budgets to eliminate any connections with the organization.

South Carolina bill prohibits state-funded entities from supporting the World Health Organization.

The bill amends the South Carolina Code to prohibit state-funded agencies, departments, universities, or public institutions from allocating funding, resources, or any form of support to the World Health Organization. It mandates the immediate termination of any existing policies or initiatives derived from or associated with the World Health Organization. State-funded entities must conduct a comprehensive review of their policies and budgets to eliminate any connections with the organization.