South Carolina H4463 ensures legislators can introduce up to five bills per session and establishes a bipartisan committee to approve additional.

South Carolina H4463 amends the state code to ensure no legislator is prevented from having a bill placed on the legislative calendar. It establishes a limit of five bills per regular session for each legislator, with additional bills requiring approval from a bipartisan committee in both the House and Senate. These committees, consisting of ten members each, meet publicly and publish their decisions. The act reinforces the General Assembly's commitment to meritocracy in the legislative process, ensuring equitable access for all elected members.

South Carolina H4463 ensures legislators can introduce up to five bills per session and establishes a bipartisan committee to approve additional.

South Carolina H4463 amends the state code to ensure no legislator is prevented from having a bill placed on the legislative calendar. It establishes a limit of five bills per regular session for each legislator, with additional bills requiring approval from a bipartisan committee in both the House and Senate. These committees, consisting of ten members each, meet publicly and publish their decisions. The act reinforces the General Assembly's commitment to meritocracy in the legislative process, ensuring equitable access for all elected members.