South Carolina H4683 restricts sex offenders from residing near schools and recreational facilities for children.

South Carolina H4683, the Sex Offender Child Protection Act, prohibits sex offenders convicted of certain offenses from residing within one thousand feet of schools, daycare centers, children's recreational facilities, parks, or public playgrounds. It also restricts these offenders from owning, operating, or being employed in businesses or organizations that serve minors or allow unsupervised access to children under eighteen. The act mandates the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division to notify all registered sex offenders of these provisions within a year of the act's effective date.

South Carolina H4683 restricts sex offenders from residing near schools and recreational facilities for children.

South Carolina H4683, the Sex Offender Child Protection Act, prohibits sex offenders convicted of certain offenses from residing within one thousand feet of schools, daycare centers, children's recreational facilities, parks, or public playgrounds. It also restricts these offenders from owning, operating, or being employed in businesses or organizations that serve minors or allow unsupervised access to children under eighteen. The act mandates the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division to notify all registered sex offenders of these provisions within a year of the act's effective date.