126th General Assembly·3,975 bills·Adjourned May 7, 2026
Track legislation moving through South Carolina. Browse 3,975 bills and resolutions during the 126th General Assembly, each with a plain-language summary, current status from introduction to enactment, sponsors, and voting history.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 17-13-142 So As To Authorize A Court Of Competent Jurisdiction To Issue Orders And Warrants For Certain Electronic Communications, And To Authorize The Attorney General To Issue A Subpoena For The Production Of Certain Stored Subscriber Or Customer Information Relevant And Material To An Ongoing Investigation By The Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 17-13-142 So As To Authorize A Court Of Competent Jurisdiction To Issue Orders And Warrants For Certain Electronic Communications, And To Authorize The Attorney General To Issue A Subpoena For The Production Of Certain Stored Subscriber Or Customer Information Relevant And Material To An Ongoing Investigation By The Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. - Ratified Title
126th General Assembly·3,975 bills·Adjourned May 7, 2026
Track legislation moving through South Carolina. Browse 3,975 bills and resolutions during the 126th General Assembly, each with a plain-language summary, current status from introduction to enactment, sponsors, and voting history.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 17-13-142 So As To Authorize A Court Of Competent Jurisdiction To Issue Orders And Warrants For Certain Electronic Communications, And To Authorize The Attorney General To Issue A Subpoena For The Production Of Certain Stored Subscriber Or Customer Information Relevant And Material To An Ongoing Investigation By The Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 17-13-142 So As To Authorize A Court Of Competent Jurisdiction To Issue Orders And Warrants For Certain Electronic Communications, And To Authorize The Attorney General To Issue A Subpoena For The Production Of Certain Stored Subscriber Or Customer Information Relevant And Material To An Ongoing Investigation By The Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 39-73-10, Relating To State Commodity Code Definitions, So As To Provide That The Administrator Of The State Commodity Code Be The South Carolina Attorney General; By Amending Section 39-73-40, Relating To Transactions Where Prohibition Is Not Applicable, So As To Add Agents Or Investment Advisor Representatives As Individuals Subject To Orders To Deny, Suspend, Or Revoke A Person's License; By Amending Section 39-73-60, Relating To Prohibited Acts, So As To Replace Section 39-73-310 With Section 39-73-30; By Amending Section 39-73-315, Relating To Administrator Actions To Prevent Violations Or Imminent Violations, So As To Provide That The Administrator Can Issue Orders Related To Any Action That May Violate This Chapter; By Amending Section 39-73-320, Relating To Legal, Equitable, And Special Remedies Available To A Court For Enforcement, So As To Provide That The Administrator May Maintain An Action In The Richland County Court Of Common Pleas; By Amending Section 39-73-325, Relating To Penalties For Violations, So As To Provide That The Administrator May Refer Violations To The Appropriate Division Of The Office Of Attorney General Or Other Authority; By Amending Section 39-73-330, Relating To The Administration Of This Chapter, So As To Make Conforming Changes; By Amending Section 39-73-340, Relating To The Authority To Promulgate Regulations, Forms, And Orders, So As To Make Conforming Changes; By Amending Section 39-73-350, Relating To The Applicability Of Sections 39-73-20, 39-73-50, And 39-73-60 To Persons Who Sell, Buy, Or Offer To Sell Or Buy Commodities In This State, So As To Provide Guidelines For Applicable Radio And Television Communications; By Amending Section 39-73-360, Relating To Judicial Review, So As To Provide Guidelines; By Amending Section 39-73-370, Relating To Defense In A Case Based On Failure To Make Physical Delivery, So As To Make Conforming Changes; By Adding Section 39-73-375 So As To Provide That The Attorney General May Retain Funds From Fines And Penalties To Offset Relevant Expenses; By Repealing Section 39-73-355 Relating To Administrative Proceedings; And By Amending Section 4-9-145, Relating To Litter Control Officers, So As To Provide What Data Is Used To Determine The Number Of Litter Control Officers. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 39-73-10, Relating To State Commodity Code Definitions, So As To Provide That The Administrator Of The State Commodity Code Be The South Carolina Attorney General; By Amending Section 39-73-40, Relating To Transactions Where Prohibition Is Not Applicable, So As To Add Agents Or Investment Advisor Representatives As Individuals Subject To Orders To Deny, Suspend, Or Revoke A Person's License; By Amending Section 39-73-60, Relating To Prohibited Acts, So As To Replace Section 39-73-310 With Section 39-73-30; By Amending Section 39-73-315, Relating To Administrator Actions To Prevent Violations Or Imminent Violations, So As To Provide That The Administrator Can Issue Orders Related To Any Action That May Violate This Chapter; By Amending Section 39-73-320, Relating To Legal, Equitable, And Special Remedies Available To A Court For Enforcement, So As To Provide That The Administrator May Maintain An Action In The Richland County Court Of Common Pleas; By Amending Section 39-73-325, Relating To Penalties For Violations, So As To Provide That The Administrator May Refer Violations To The Appropriate Division Of The Office Of Attorney General Or Other Authority; By Amending Section 39-73-330, Relating To The Administration Of This Chapter, So As To Make Conforming Changes; By Amending Section 39-73-340, Relating To The Authority To Promulgate Regulations, Forms, And Orders, So As To Make Conforming Changes; By Amending Section 39-73-350, Relating To The Applicability Of Sections 39-73-20, 39-73-50, And 39-73-60 To Persons Who Sell, Buy, Or Offer To Sell Or Buy Commodities In This State, So As To Provide Guidelines For Applicable Radio And Television Communications; By Amending Section 39-73-360, Relating To Judicial Review, So As To Provide Guidelines; By Amending Section 39-73-370, Relating To Defense In A Case Based On Failure To Make Physical Delivery, So As To Make Conforming Changes; By Adding Section 39-73-375 So As To Provide That The Attorney General May Retain Funds From Fines And Penalties To Offset Relevant Expenses; By Repealing Section 39-73-355 Relating To Administrative Proceedings; And By Amending Section 4-9-145, Relating To Litter Control Officers, So As To Provide What Data Is Used To Determine The Number Of Litter Control Officers. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 53-3-320 So As To Designate The Twenty-first Day Of November As "mayflower Compact Day." - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 53-3-320 So As To Designate The Twenty-first Day Of November As "mayflower Compact Day." - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "social Work Interstate Compact Act" By Adding Article 3 To Chapter 63, Title 40 So As To Provide The Purpose, Functions, Operations, And Definitions Concerning The Compact, Among Other Things; By Adding Section 40-63-32 So As To Require Certain Criminal Records Checks For Social Worker Licensure Applicants, And To Provide For The Confidentiality And Permitted Uses Of The Results Of These Criminal Records Checks; To Designate The Existing Provisions Of Chapter 63, Title 40 As Article 1, Entitled "general Provisions"; And By Amending Section 23-23-60, Relating To Certificates Of Compliance Issued By The Law Enforcement Training Council And Criminal Justice Academy, So As To Provide Individuals Seeking Such Certification Shall Undergo Certain Fingerprint-based State And Federal Criminal Records Checks, To Authorize The Retention And Specific Uses Of Such Fingerprints, And To Provide Certification Classifications. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "social Work Interstate Compact Act" By Adding Article 3 To Chapter 63, Title 40 So As To Provide The Purpose, Functions, Operations, And Definitions Concerning The Compact, Among Other Things; By Adding Section 40-63-32 So As To Require Certain Criminal Records Checks For Social Worker Licensure Applicants, And To Provide For The Confidentiality And Permitted Uses Of The Results Of These Criminal Records Checks; To Designate The Existing Provisions Of Chapter 63, Title 40 As Article 1, Entitled "general Provisions"; And By Amending Section 23-23-60, Relating To Certificates Of Compliance Issued By The Law Enforcement Training Council And Criminal Justice Academy, So As To Provide Individuals Seeking Such Certification Shall Undergo Certain Fingerprint-based State And Federal Criminal Records Checks, To Authorize The Retention And Specific Uses Of Such Fingerprints, And To Provide Certification Classifications. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 58-36-20, Relating To Definitions, So As To Add Definitions For "commencement Date," "large Project," "large Project Facility Location Agreement," "notice," "pre-marking," "private Facility," "project Initiator," And "soft Digging," And To Amend The Definitions Of "excavate," "excavator," And "operator"; By Amending Section 58-36-50, Relating To The Operators Association Notification Center, So As To Clarify Operator Penalty For Failure To Be A Member Of The Association, The Notification Center's Duties, And Other Changes; By Amending Section 58-36-60, Relating To Notices Of Intent To Excavate Or Demolish, So As To Clarify Certain Notice Requirements, Provide Additional Time For Notice For Certain Excavations Or Demolitions, And Other Changes; By Amending Section 58-36-70, Relating To Information Supplied By Operators, So As To Require Notice To Excavators Prior To The Commencement Date, Require Quarterly Reports Of Damages Caused By Excavations Or Demolitions, And To Clarify Payments Of Civil Penalties In Certain Circumstances; By Amending Section 58-36-80, Relating To Emergency Excavations Or Demolitions Exempt From Notice Requirements And Liability For Damages, So As Establish Additional Notification And Response Requirements In The Event Of An Emergency And To Make A False Claim Of An Emergency A Violation Of This Chapter; By Amending Section 58-36-90, Relating To Notices Of Damages, So As To Require Excavators To Immediately Report Any Known Damages To The Notification Center And Facility Operator; By Amending Section 58-36-100, Relating To Design Requests And Operator Responses, So As To Add References To Large Projects; By Amending Section 58-36-110, Relating To Exemptions From Notice Requirements, So As To Strike Current Provisions; By Amending Section 58-36-120, Relating To Penalties And Civil Remedies, So As To Provide For A Complaint Process And To Provide For Penalties; And By Adding Section 58-36-75 So As To Provide A Process For Large Projects. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 58-36-20, Relating To Definitions, So As To Add Definitions For "commencement Date," "large Project," "large Project Facility Location Agreement," "notice," "pre-marking," "private Facility," "project Initiator," And "soft Digging," And To Amend The Definitions Of "excavate," "excavator," And "operator"; By Amending Section 58-36-50, Relating To The Operators Association Notification Center, So As To Clarify Operator Penalty For Failure To Be A Member Of The Association, The Notification Center's Duties, And Other Changes; By Amending Section 58-36-60, Relating To Notices Of Intent To Excavate Or Demolish, So As To Clarify Certain Notice Requirements, Provide Additional Time For Notice For Certain Excavations Or Demolitions, And Other Changes; By Amending Section 58-36-70, Relating To Information Supplied By Operators, So As To Require Notice To Excavators Prior To The Commencement Date, Require Quarterly Reports Of Damages Caused By Excavations Or Demolitions, And To Clarify Payments Of Civil Penalties In Certain Circumstances; By Amending Section 58-36-80, Relating To Emergency Excavations Or Demolitions Exempt From Notice Requirements And Liability For Damages, So As Establish Additional Notification And Response Requirements In The Event Of An Emergency And To Make A False Claim Of An Emergency A Violation Of This Chapter; By Amending Section 58-36-90, Relating To Notices Of Damages, So As To Require Excavators To Immediately Report Any Known Damages To The Notification Center And Facility Operator; By Amending Section 58-36-100, Relating To Design Requests And Operator Responses, So As To Add References To Large Projects; By Amending Section 58-36-110, Relating To Exemptions From Notice Requirements, So As To Strike Current Provisions; By Amending Section 58-36-120, Relating To Penalties And Civil Remedies, So As To Provide For A Complaint Process And To Provide For Penalties; And By Adding Section 58-36-75 So As To Provide A Process For Large Projects. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 56-2-90 So As To Provide For The Registration And Operation Of Golf Carts Along The State's Public Highways, To Provide Municipalities And Counties May Adopt Ordinances To Regulate The Operation Of Golf Carts Within Their Jurisdictions, And To Provide Certain Passengers Must Wear Safety Belts; And To Repeal Section 56-2-105 Relating To The Registration And Operation Of Golf Carts. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 56-2-90 So As To Provide For The Registration And Operation Of Golf Carts Along The State's Public Highways, To Provide Municipalities And Counties May Adopt Ordinances To Regulate The Operation Of Golf Carts Within Their Jurisdictions, And To Provide Certain Passengers Must Wear Safety Belts; And To Repeal Section 56-2-105 Relating To The Registration And Operation Of Golf Carts. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 38-90-10, Relating To Definitions, So As To Include References To Foreign Captive Insurance Companies And To Add Terms; By Amending Section 38-90-20, Relating To Requirements Of Captive Insurance Companies, So As To Amend Meeting Requirements And Outline Components Of A Plan Of Operation; By Amending Section 38-90-40, Relating To Capitalization Requirements, So As To Give Discretion To The Director; By Amending Section 38-90-60, Relating To Incorporation Options And Requirements, So As To Include Foreign Captive Insurance Companies; By Amending Section 38-90-70, Relating To Reports, So As To Change A Deadline And Include References To Foreign Captive Insurance Companies; By Amending Section 38-90-75, Relating To Discounting Of Loss And Loss Adjustment Expense Reserves, So As To Allow A Sponsored Captive Insurance Company To File One Actuarial Opinion; By Amending Section 38-90-80, Relating To Inspections And Examinations, So As To Make The Examination Of Some Captive Insurance Companies Optional And To Include References To Foreign Captive Insurance Companies; By Amending Section 38-90-140, Relating To Tax Payments, So As To Amend Required Tax Payments For A Sponsored Captive Insurance Company; By Amending Section 38-90-165, Relating To Declaration Of Inactivity, So As To Allow For The Submission Of A Written Approval; By Amending Section 38-90-175, Relating To The Captive Insurance Regulatory And Supervision Fund Created, So As To Increase The Allowed Transfer Of Collected Taxes; And By Amending Section 38-90-215, Relating To Protected Cells, So As To Remove Licensing Requirements. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 38-90-10, Relating To Definitions, So As To Include References To Foreign Captive Insurance Companies And To Add Terms; By Amending Section 38-90-20, Relating To Requirements Of Captive Insurance Companies, So As To Amend Meeting Requirements And Outline Components Of A Plan Of Operation; By Amending Section 38-90-40, Relating To Capitalization Requirements, So As To Give Discretion To The Director; By Amending Section 38-90-60, Relating To Incorporation Options And Requirements, So As To Include Foreign Captive Insurance Companies; By Amending Section 38-90-70, Relating To Reports, So As To Change A Deadline And Include References To Foreign Captive Insurance Companies; By Amending Section 38-90-75, Relating To Discounting Of Loss And Loss Adjustment Expense Reserves, So As To Allow A Sponsored Captive Insurance Company To File One Actuarial Opinion; By Amending Section 38-90-80, Relating To Inspections And Examinations, So As To Make The Examination Of Some Captive Insurance Companies Optional And To Include References To Foreign Captive Insurance Companies; By Amending Section 38-90-140, Relating To Tax Payments, So As To Amend Required Tax Payments For A Sponsored Captive Insurance Company; By Amending Section 38-90-165, Relating To Declaration Of Inactivity, So As To Allow For The Submission Of A Written Approval; By Amending Section 38-90-175, Relating To The Captive Insurance Regulatory And Supervision Fund Created, So As To Increase The Allowed Transfer Of Collected Taxes; And By Amending Section 38-90-215, Relating To Protected Cells, So As To Remove Licensing Requirements. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 16-15-375, Relating To The Definitions Pertaining To The Dissemination Of Harmful Material To Minors, So As To Define "identifiable Minor" And "morphed Image"; By Amending Section 16-15-395, Relating To The Definition Of First Degree Sexual Exploitation Of Minors, So As To Include Morphed Images Of Identifiable Minors; By Amending Section 16-15-405, Relating To The Definition Of Second Degree Sexual Exploitation Of Minors, So As To Include Morphed Images Of Identifiable Minors; By Amending Section 16-15-410, Relating To The Definition Of Third Degree Sexual Exploitation Of Minors, So As To Include Morphed Images Of Identifiable Minors; By Adding Section 16-15-412 So As To Provide Procedures For Arrest Warrants When The Offense Includes Morphed Images Of Identifiable Minors; By Amending Section 23-3-430, Relating To The Sex Offender Registry, So As To Include Those Guilty Of Criminal Sexual Exploitation Of Minors In The First, Second, Or Third Degree On The Appropriate Tiers Of The Registry; And By Amending Section 23-3-462, Relating To Termination Of Registration Requirements, So As To Make Conforming Changes. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 16-15-375, Relating To The Definitions Pertaining To The Dissemination Of Harmful Material To Minors, So As To Define "identifiable Minor" And "morphed Image"; By Amending Section 16-15-395, Relating To The Definition Of First Degree Sexual Exploitation Of Minors, So As To Include Morphed Images Of Identifiable Minors; By Amending Section 16-15-405, Relating To The Definition Of Second Degree Sexual Exploitation Of Minors, So As To Include Morphed Images Of Identifiable Minors; By Amending Section 16-15-410, Relating To The Definition Of Third Degree Sexual Exploitation Of Minors, So As To Include Morphed Images Of Identifiable Minors; By Adding Section 16-15-412 So As To Provide Procedures For Arrest Warrants When The Offense Includes Morphed Images Of Identifiable Minors; By Amending Section 23-3-430, Relating To The Sex Offender Registry, So As To Include Those Guilty Of Criminal Sexual Exploitation Of Minors In The First, Second, Or Third Degree On The Appropriate Tiers Of The Registry; And By Amending Section 23-3-462, Relating To Termination Of Registration Requirements, So As To Make Conforming Changes. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 12-6-40, Relating To Application Of Federal Internal Revenue Code To State Tax Laws, So As To Update The Reference To The Internal Revenue Code To The Year 2024, And To Provide That If The Internal Revenue Code Sections Adopted By This State Are Extended, Then These Sections Also Are Extended For South Carolina Income Tax Purposes. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 12-6-40, Relating To Application Of Federal Internal Revenue Code To State Tax Laws, So As To Update The Reference To The Internal Revenue Code To The Year 2024, And To Provide That If The Internal Revenue Code Sections Adopted By This State Are Extended, Then These Sections Also Are Extended For South Carolina Income Tax Purposes. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 16-3-80 So As To Create The Offense Of Fentanyl-induced Homicide, To Provide A Penalty For Violations, To Prohibit An Affirmative Defense, And To Provide Circumstances Under Which Persons Shall Not Be Prosecuted Under This Section; And By Amending Section 16-1-10, Relating To A List Of Exceptions For Felonies And Misdemeanors, So As To Add Fentanyl-induced Homicide. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 16-3-80 So As To Create The Offense Of Fentanyl-induced Homicide, To Provide A Penalty For Violations, To Prohibit An Affirmative Defense, And To Provide Circumstances Under Which Persons Shall Not Be Prosecuted Under This Section; And By Amending Section 16-1-10, Relating To A List Of Exceptions For Felonies And Misdemeanors, So As To Add Fentanyl-induced Homicide. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 1-31-10, Relating To The Commission For Minority Affairs, So As To Rename The Commission And To Remove Commission Membership Requirements; By Amending Section 1-31-20, Relating To Subjects Of Study For The Commission, So As To Study Socio-economic Deprivation Of Communities; And By Amending Section 1-31-40, Relating To Duties Of The Commission, So As To Delete Certain Duties. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 1-31-10, Relating To The Commission For Minority Affairs, So As To Rename The Commission And To Remove Commission Membership Requirements; By Amending Section 1-31-20, Relating To Subjects Of Study For The Commission, So As To Study Socio-economic Deprivation Of Communities; And By Amending Section 1-31-40, Relating To Duties Of The Commission, So As To Delete Certain Duties. - Ratified Title
Declare The Week Of May 18-24, 2025, As The Fifty-first "emergency Medical Services Week" In South Carolina, In Recognition Of The Vital Contributions That Emergency Medical Services Teams Make To Public Health And To The State Of South Carolina.
Declare The Week Of May 18-24, 2025, As The Fifty-first "emergency Medical Services Week" In South Carolina, In Recognition Of The Vital Contributions That Emergency Medical Services Teams Make To Public Health And To The State Of South Carolina.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 14-5-610, Relating To The Division Of The State Into Sixteen Judicial Circuits, The Number Of Judges To Be Elected From Each Circuit, And The Election Of At-large Judges Without Regard To County Or Circuit Of Residence, So As To Convert Nine At-large Circuit Court Seats To Resident Seats In The Third, Thirteenth, Twelfth, Fifth, Ninth, Eleventh, And Seventh Circuits. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 14-5-610, Relating To The Division Of The State Into Sixteen Judicial Circuits, The Number Of Judges To Be Elected From Each Circuit, And The Election Of At-large Judges Without Regard To County Or Circuit Of Residence, So As To Convert Nine At-large Circuit Court Seats To Resident Seats In The Third, Thirteenth, Twelfth, Fifth, Ninth, Eleventh, And Seventh Circuits. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 59-18-1115 So As To Establish A Five-year Pilot Program To Permit Public School Districts To Hire Noncertified Teachers In A Ratio Up To Ten Percent Of The Entire Teaching Staff Of The District, And To Provide Related Participation And Implementation Requirements, Among Other Things; And By Adding Section 23-3-90 So As To Provide Requirements For State Agency Requests Of Criminal History Record Checks. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 59-18-1115 So As To Establish A Five-year Pilot Program To Permit Public School Districts To Hire Noncertified Teachers In A Ratio Up To Ten Percent Of The Entire Teaching Staff Of The District, And To Provide Related Participation And Implementation Requirements, Among Other Things; And By Adding Section 23-3-90 So As To Provide Requirements For State Agency Requests Of Criminal History Record Checks. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "south Carolina Hands-free And Distracted Driving Act" By Amending Section 56-5-3890, Relating To Unlawful Use Of Wireless Electronic Communication Devices While Operating Motor Vehicles, So As To Delete Certain Terms And Their Definitions, To Define The Term "mobile Electronic Device," To Provide The Circumstances When Mobile Electronic Devices May Not Be Used While Operating A Motor Vehicle, To Create The Offense Of Distracted Driving And Provide Penalties, To Provide For The Disbursement Of Fines Imposed Pursuant To This Section, To Provide The Circumstances Upon Which This Section May Be Enforced, To Provide For The Sharing Of Certain Information With The Department Of Public Safety, And To Provide This Section Is Not Subject To Provisions Related To Citizens Arrests; By Amending Section 56-1-720, Relating To Points That May Be Assessed Against A Person's Driving Record For Motor Vehicle Driving Violations, So As To Provide That A Second Or Subsequent Offense Of Distracted Driving Is A Two-point Violation; To Provide The Department Of Transportation Shall Erect Signs Advising Motorists Of The Provisions Of This Act; To Provide Only Warnings May Be Issued For Certain Violations For A Certain Period; And To Provide The Department Of Public Safety Shall File A Report With Certain Officials Containing Information About Persons Stopped Pursuant To This Act. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "south Carolina Hands-free And Distracted Driving Act" By Amending Section 56-5-3890, Relating To Unlawful Use Of Wireless Electronic Communication Devices While Operating Motor Vehicles, So As To Delete Certain Terms And Their Definitions, To Define The Term "mobile Electronic Device," To Provide The Circumstances When Mobile Electronic Devices May Not Be Used While Operating A Motor Vehicle, To Create The Offense Of Distracted Driving And Provide Penalties, To Provide For The Disbursement Of Fines Imposed Pursuant To This Section, To Provide The Circumstances Upon Which This Section May Be Enforced, To Provide For The Sharing Of Certain Information With The Department Of Public Safety, And To Provide This Section Is Not Subject To Provisions Related To Citizens Arrests; By Amending Section 56-1-720, Relating To Points That May Be Assessed Against A Person's Driving Record For Motor Vehicle Driving Violations, So As To Provide That A Second Or Subsequent Offense Of Distracted Driving Is A Two-point Violation; To Provide The Department Of Transportation Shall Erect Signs Advising Motorists Of The Provisions Of This Act; To Provide Only Warnings May Be Issued For Certain Violations For A Certain Period; And To Provide The Department Of Public Safety Shall File A Report With Certain Officials Containing Information About Persons Stopped Pursuant To This Act. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 53-3-320 So As To Designate The Month Of September As "blood Cancer Awareness Month." - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 53-3-320 So As To Designate The Month Of September As "blood Cancer Awareness Month." - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 25-11-100, Relating To South Carolina Military Base Task Force, So As To Rename The Task Force The South Carolina Military Affairs Advisory Council, To Revise The Council's Misson, To Increase The Membership On The Council, To Mandate That The Council Meets At Least One Time Each Calendar Year, And To Make Conforming Changes. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 25-11-100, Relating To South Carolina Military Base Task Force, So As To Rename The Task Force The South Carolina Military Affairs Advisory Council, To Revise The Council's Misson, To Increase The Membership On The Council, To Mandate That The Council Meets At Least One Time Each Calendar Year, And To Make Conforming Changes. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "south Carolina Energy Security Act" By Amending Section 58-3-140, Relating To The Public Service Commission's Powers To Regulate Public Utilities, So As To Establish A Schedule For Certain Testimony And Discovery In Contested Proceedings, To Permit Electrical Utility Customers To Address The Commission As Public Witnesses, And To Establish Requirements For An Independent Third-party Consultant Hired By The Commission; By Amending Section 58-3-250, Relating To Service Of Orders And Decisions On Parties, So As To Make A Technical Change; By Amending Section 58-4-10, Relating To The Office Of Regulatory Staff And Its Representation Of Public Interest Before The Commission, So As To Establish Its Considerations For Public Interest; By Adding Section 58-4-150 So As To Require The Office Of Regulatory Staff To Prepare A Comprehensive State Energy Assessment And Action Plan And To Establish Requirements For This Plan; By Adding Section 58-33-195 So As To Encourage Dominion Energy, The Public Service Authority, Duke Energy Carolinas, And Duke Energy Progress To Evaluate Certain Electrical Generation Facilities And Provide For Considerations Related To These Facilities; By Adding Section 58-31-205 So As To Permit The Public Service Authority To Jointly Own One Or More Natural Gas-fired Generation Facilities And Related Transmission Facilities With Dominion Energy South Carolina In Colleton County, And To Provide Requirements For Joint Ownership; By Adding Section 6-29-1220 So As To Establish Requirements For Solar Energy System Plans If A County Does Not Have Related Rural Zoning Or Ordinances For The Development And Operation Of Solar Energy Systems Requiring More Than Thirteen Acres Of Land; By Amending Article 9 Of Chapter 7, Title 13, Relating To The Governor's Nuclear Advisory Council, So As To Establish The Council In The Sc Nexus For Advanced Resilient Energy At The Department Of Commerce, To Provide For Its Duties And Membership, And To Provide For The Council's Director; By Adding Article 24 To Chapter 27, Title 58 So As To Allow Electric Utilities To Request The Public Service Commission Adjust Their Rates Annually, Adjust Utility Rates, Establish The Baseline Rate Order And Requirements For Adjustments In Rates, To Provide Protections For Customers, And To Authorize Additional Positions For The Office Of Regulatory Staff; By Adding Section 58-33-196 So As To Encourage Consideration Of Deployment Of Fusion Energy And Advanced Nuclear Facilities And To Provide Related Requirements; By Adding Section 58-37-70 So As To Permit The Evaluation Of Small Modular Nuclear Facilities In This State And To Establish Requirements; By Adding Article 3 To Chapter 37, Title 58 So As To Provide For State Agency Review Of Energy Infrastructure Project Applications, To Establish Requirements, To Provide A Sunset Provision, And To Designate All Sections Currently In Chapter 37 As Article 1, Entitled "planning For Energy Supply"; By Amending Section 58-40-10, Relating To The Definition Of "customer-generator," So As To Establish Characteristics For A "customer-generator"; By Amending Section 58-41-30, Relating To Voluntary Renewable Energy Programs, So As To Provide Additional Requirements And Considerations For These Programs; By Amending Section 58-41-10, Relating To Definitions, So As To Add The Definition Of "energy Storage Facilities"; By Amending Section 58-41-20, Relating To The Review Of And Approval Proceedings For Electrical Utilities' Avoided Cost Methodologies, Standard Offers, Form Contracts, And Commitment To Sell Forms, So As To Reiterate The Section; By Adding Chapter 42 To Title 58 So As To Establish Competitive Procurement Program Standards For Renewable Energy And Energy Storage, And To Require The Public Service Commission To Open A Docket To Establish A Competitive Procurement Program For Energy Storage Facilities; By Amending Section 58-33-20, Relating To Definitions, So As To Add The Definition "like Facility" And Amend The Definition Of "major Utility Facility," So As To Reiterate The Definition; By Amending Article 3 Of Chapter 33, Title 58, Relating To Certification Of Major Utility Facilities, So As To Provide For A Like Facility, To Establish Requirements And Considerations For Proposed Facilities, To Provide What Actions May Be Taken Without Permission From The Commission, And To Make Technical Changes; By Amending Section 58-37-40, Relating To Integrated Resource Plans, So As To Add Consideration Of A Utility's Transmission Report, To Establish Procedural Requirements And Evaluation By The Commission, And Require Parties To Bear Their Own Costs; By Amending Section 58-3-260, Relating To Communications Between The Commission And Parties, So As To Modify Requirements For Allowable Ex Parte Communications And Briefings, And To Permit Commission Tours Of Utility Plants Or Other Facilities Under Certain Circumstances; By Amending Section 58-3-270, Relating To Ex Parte Communication Complaint Proceedings At The Administrative Law Court, So As To Permit An Order Tolling Any Deadlines On A Proceeding Subject To A Complaint If True To The Extent The Proceeding Was Prejudiced So That The Commission Could Not Consider The Matter Impartially; By Amending Section 58-33-310, Relating To An Appeal From A Final Order Or Decision Of The Commission Issued Pursuant To Chapter 33, Title 58, So As To Establish A Timeline For A Petition For Rehearing Or Reconsideration, And To Require A Final Order Be Immediately Appealable To The South Carolina Supreme Court; By Amending Section 58-33-320, Relating To Judicial Jurisdiction, So As To Reiterate The Section; By Adding Section 58-4-160 So As To Require The Office Of Regulatory Staff To Conduct A Study To Evaluate Various Third-party Administrator Models For Energy Efficiency And Demand-side Management Programs; By Amending Section 58-37-10, Relating To Definitions, So As To Add A Reference To "demand-side Management Program" And Provide Definitions For "cost-effective" And "demand-side Management Pilot Program"; By Amending Section 58-37-20, Relating To Commission Procedures Encouraging Energy Efficiency Programs, So As To Expand Commission Considerations For Cost-effective, Demand-side Management And Energy Efficiency Programs, Require Each Investor-owned Electrical Utility To Submit An Annual Report To The Commission Regarding Its Demand-side Management Programs, And To Require The Commission To Review These Portfolios On At Least A Triennial Basis; By Amending Section 58-37-30, Relating To Reports On Demand-side Activities, So As To Make Technical And Conforming Changes; By Adding Section 58-37-35 So As To Permit Programs And Customer Incentives To Encourage Or Promote Demand-side Management Programs For Customer-sited Distributed Energy Resources, And To Provide Considerations For These Programs; By Amending Section 58-37-50, Relating To Agreements For Energy Efficiency And Conservation Measures, So As To Establish Certain Terms And Rate Recovery For Agreements For Financing And Installing Energy Efficiency And Conservation Measures, And For Application To A Residence Occupied Before The Measures Are Taken; By Amending Section 58-3-70, Relating To Compensation Of Public Service Commission Members, So As To Establish Salaries In Amounts Equal To Ninety Percent Of Supreme Court Associate Justices; By Adding Section 58-41-50 So As To Provide Requirements And Consideration For Co-located Resources Between An Electrical Utility And Its Customer Under Certain Circumstances; To Encourage Development Of A Diverse Mix Of Long-lead, Clean Generation Resources, And To Permit The Public Service Commission To Find Certain Actions In The Public Interest To Permit An Electrical Utility To Capture Available Incentives For Ratepayers; To Permit Deferral Of Certain Reasonable And Prudent Costs For Consideration By The Public Service Commission; By Amending Section 58-40-10, Relating To Definitions, So As To Amend The Definition Of "renewable Energy Resource"; By Adding Chapter 43 To Title 58, So As To Establish Considerations For Electricity Rate And Conditions For Certain Economic Development Projects; By Adding Section 58-37-135 So As To Transfer A Pending Appeal Regarding Energy Infrastructure Permits To The South Carolina Supreme Court; By Amending Section 58-3-530, Relating To The Public Utilities Review Committee's Duties, So As To Require An Annual Review Of The Division Of Consumer Advocacy Related To Its Representation Of Consumers In Utility Matters; By Adding Section 58-3-65 So As To Establish The Public Service Commission's Chief Clerk's Salary Be Based On Recommendations By The Agency Head Salary Commission; By Adding Section 58-33-200 So As To Require The Office Of Regulatory Staff To Retain An Independent Construction Analyst For Any Construction Project Budget Of At Least Five Hundred Million Dollars; To Require A Report By The Office Of Regulatory Staff Regarding The Implementation Of Article 24, Chapter 27, Title 58; To Require Dominion Energy To Evaluate Converting The Wateree Generation Station To Biomass-fired Generation, And To Provide A Report To The General Assembly And The Public Service Commission; And By Amending Section 58-4-50, Relating To Office Of Regulatory Staff Duties, So As To Include Consideration Of Public Service Commission Requirements For Settlement Negotiations. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "south Carolina Energy Security Act" By Amending Section 58-3-140, Relating To The Public Service Commission's Powers To Regulate Public Utilities, So As To Establish A Schedule For Certain Testimony And Discovery In Contested Proceedings, To Permit Electrical Utility Customers To Address The Commission As Public Witnesses, And To Establish Requirements For An Independent Third-party Consultant Hired By The Commission; By Amending Section 58-3-250, Relating To Service Of Orders And Decisions On Parties, So As To Make A Technical Change; By Amending Section 58-4-10, Relating To The Office Of Regulatory Staff And Its Representation Of Public Interest Before The Commission, So As To Establish Its Considerations For Public Interest; By Adding Section 58-4-150 So As To Require The Office Of Regulatory Staff To Prepare A Comprehensive State Energy Assessment And Action Plan And To Establish Requirements For This Plan; By Adding Section 58-33-195 So As To Encourage Dominion Energy, The Public Service Authority, Duke Energy Carolinas, And Duke Energy Progress To Evaluate Certain Electrical Generation Facilities And Provide For Considerations Related To These Facilities; By Adding Section 58-31-205 So As To Permit The Public Service Authority To Jointly Own One Or More Natural Gas-fired Generation Facilities And Related Transmission Facilities With Dominion Energy South Carolina In Colleton County, And To Provide Requirements For Joint Ownership; By Adding Section 6-29-1220 So As To Establish Requirements For Solar Energy System Plans If A County Does Not Have Related Rural Zoning Or Ordinances For The Development And Operation Of Solar Energy Systems Requiring More Than Thirteen Acres Of Land; By Amending Article 9 Of Chapter 7, Title 13, Relating To The Governor's Nuclear Advisory Council, So As To Establish The Council In The Sc Nexus For Advanced Resilient Energy At The Department Of Commerce, To Provide For Its Duties And Membership, And To Provide For The Council's Director; By Adding Article 24 To Chapter 27, Title 58 So As To Allow Electric Utilities To Request The Public Service Commission Adjust Their Rates Annually, Adjust Utility Rates, Establish The Baseline Rate Order And Requirements For Adjustments In Rates, To Provide Protections For Customers, And To Authorize Additional Positions For The Office Of Regulatory Staff; By Adding Section 58-33-196 So As To Encourage Consideration Of Deployment Of Fusion Energy And Advanced Nuclear Facilities And To Provide Related Requirements; By Adding Section 58-37-70 So As To Permit The Evaluation Of Small Modular Nuclear Facilities In This State And To Establish Requirements; By Adding Article 3 To Chapter 37, Title 58 So As To Provide For State Agency Review Of Energy Infrastructure Project Applications, To Establish Requirements, To Provide A Sunset Provision, And To Designate All Sections Currently In Chapter 37 As Article 1, Entitled "planning For Energy Supply"; By Amending Section 58-40-10, Relating To The Definition Of "customer-generator," So As To Establish Characteristics For A "customer-generator"; By Amending Section 58-41-30, Relating To Voluntary Renewable Energy Programs, So As To Provide Additional Requirements And Considerations For These Programs; By Amending Section 58-41-10, Relating To Definitions, So As To Add The Definition Of "energy Storage Facilities"; By Amending Section 58-41-20, Relating To The Review Of And Approval Proceedings For Electrical Utilities' Avoided Cost Methodologies, Standard Offers, Form Contracts, And Commitment To Sell Forms, So As To Reiterate The Section; By Adding Chapter 42 To Title 58 So As To Establish Competitive Procurement Program Standards For Renewable Energy And Energy Storage, And To Require The Public Service Commission To Open A Docket To Establish A Competitive Procurement Program For Energy Storage Facilities; By Amending Section 58-33-20, Relating To Definitions, So As To Add The Definition "like Facility" And Amend The Definition Of "major Utility Facility," So As To Reiterate The Definition; By Amending Article 3 Of Chapter 33, Title 58, Relating To Certification Of Major Utility Facilities, So As To Provide For A Like Facility, To Establish Requirements And Considerations For Proposed Facilities, To Provide What Actions May Be Taken Without Permission From The Commission, And To Make Technical Changes; By Amending Section 58-37-40, Relating To Integrated Resource Plans, So As To Add Consideration Of A Utility's Transmission Report, To Establish Procedural Requirements And Evaluation By The Commission, And Require Parties To Bear Their Own Costs; By Amending Section 58-3-260, Relating To Communications Between The Commission And Parties, So As To Modify Requirements For Allowable Ex Parte Communications And Briefings, And To Permit Commission Tours Of Utility Plants Or Other Facilities Under Certain Circumstances; By Amending Section 58-3-270, Relating To Ex Parte Communication Complaint Proceedings At The Administrative Law Court, So As To Permit An Order Tolling Any Deadlines On A Proceeding Subject To A Complaint If True To The Extent The Proceeding Was Prejudiced So That The Commission Could Not Consider The Matter Impartially; By Amending Section 58-33-310, Relating To An Appeal From A Final Order Or Decision Of The Commission Issued Pursuant To Chapter 33, Title 58, So As To Establish A Timeline For A Petition For Rehearing Or Reconsideration, And To Require A Final Order Be Immediately Appealable To The South Carolina Supreme Court; By Amending Section 58-33-320, Relating To Judicial Jurisdiction, So As To Reiterate The Section; By Adding Section 58-4-160 So As To Require The Office Of Regulatory Staff To Conduct A Study To Evaluate Various Third-party Administrator Models For Energy Efficiency And Demand-side Management Programs; By Amending Section 58-37-10, Relating To Definitions, So As To Add A Reference To "demand-side Management Program" And Provide Definitions For "cost-effective" And "demand-side Management Pilot Program"; By Amending Section 58-37-20, Relating To Commission Procedures Encouraging Energy Efficiency Programs, So As To Expand Commission Considerations For Cost-effective, Demand-side Management And Energy Efficiency Programs, Require Each Investor-owned Electrical Utility To Submit An Annual Report To The Commission Regarding Its Demand-side Management Programs, And To Require The Commission To Review These Portfolios On At Least A Triennial Basis; By Amending Section 58-37-30, Relating To Reports On Demand-side Activities, So As To Make Technical And Conforming Changes; By Adding Section 58-37-35 So As To Permit Programs And Customer Incentives To Encourage Or Promote Demand-side Management Programs For Customer-sited Distributed Energy Resources, And To Provide Considerations For These Programs; By Amending Section 58-37-50, Relating To Agreements For Energy Efficiency And Conservation Measures, So As To Establish Certain Terms And Rate Recovery For Agreements For Financing And Installing Energy Efficiency And Conservation Measures, And For Application To A Residence Occupied Before The Measures Are Taken; By Amending Section 58-3-70, Relating To Compensation Of Public Service Commission Members, So As To Establish Salaries In Amounts Equal To Ninety Percent Of Supreme Court Associate Justices; By Adding Section 58-41-50 So As To Provide Requirements And Consideration For Co-located Resources Between An Electrical Utility And Its Customer Under Certain Circumstances; To Encourage Development Of A Diverse Mix Of Long-lead, Clean Generation Resources, And To Permit The Public Service Commission To Find Certain Actions In The Public Interest To Permit An Electrical Utility To Capture Available Incentives For Ratepayers; To Permit Deferral Of Certain Reasonable And Prudent Costs For Consideration By The Public Service Commission; By Amending Section 58-40-10, Relating To Definitions, So As To Amend The Definition Of "renewable Energy Resource"; By Adding Chapter 43 To Title 58, So As To Establish Considerations For Electricity Rate And Conditions For Certain Economic Development Projects; By Adding Section 58-37-135 So As To Transfer A Pending Appeal Regarding Energy Infrastructure Permits To The South Carolina Supreme Court; By Amending Section 58-3-530, Relating To The Public Utilities Review Committee's Duties, So As To Require An Annual Review Of The Division Of Consumer Advocacy Related To Its Representation Of Consumers In Utility Matters; By Adding Section 58-3-65 So As To Establish The Public Service Commission's Chief Clerk's Salary Be Based On Recommendations By The Agency Head Salary Commission; By Adding Section 58-33-200 So As To Require The Office Of Regulatory Staff To Retain An Independent Construction Analyst For Any Construction Project Budget Of At Least Five Hundred Million Dollars; To Require A Report By The Office Of Regulatory Staff Regarding The Implementation Of Article 24, Chapter 27, Title 58; To Require Dominion Energy To Evaluate Converting The Wateree Generation Station To Biomass-fired Generation, And To Provide A Report To The General Assembly And The Public Service Commission; And By Amending Section 58-4-50, Relating To Office Of Regulatory Staff Duties, So As To Include Consideration Of Public Service Commission Requirements For Settlement Negotiations. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 25-1-90, Relating To Service Within The State Of Military Forces From Another State, So As To Remove A Reference To The United States Army; By Amending Section 25-1-510, Relating To South Carolina National Guard Appointments, So As To Remove Certain Age Requirements; By Amending Section 25-1-1330, Relating To Annual Settlements For Federal And State Property, So As To Remove References To Federal Property; By Amending Section 25-1-1370, Relating To Allowances For Maintenance, So As To Remove A Requirement That Units Are Entitled To Certain Maintenance Fund Allowances; By Amending Section 42-7-40, Relating To Application To The State, So As To Provide For Other Persons Called Into Active Military Service; By Amending Section 42-7-65, Relating To Average Weekly Wages Designated For Certain Categories Of Employees, So As To Provide For Other Persons Called Into Active Military Service; By Amending Section 42-7-75, Relating To State Agencies' Requirement To Pay Workers' Compensation Premiums, So As To Provide That The Adjutant General May Use Certain Methods For Paying Workers' Compensation Premiums In Certain Cases; By Repealing Section 25-1-360 Relating To Rules And Regulations; By Repealing Section 25-1-380 Relating To The Assistant Adjutant General For Army; By Repealing Section 25-1-390 Relating To The Assistant Adjutant General For Air; By Repealing Section 25-1-410 Relating To Audits And Allowances Of Department Expenses; By Repealing Section 25-1-560 Relating To Publications Of Relative Rank List Of Officers; By Repealing Section 25-1-580 Relating To Officers In Command Of Subordinate Or Detached Units Or Different Units On Duty Together; By Repealing Section 25-1-810 Relating To Promotions Under The Federal Personnel Act; By Repealing Section 25-1-830 Relating To Officer Selection Boards; By Repealing Section 25-1-860 Relating To Vacancies In Staff Of Headquarters And Headquarters Detachment; By Repealing Section 25-1-870 Relating To Vacancies In Grade Of Major General; By Repealing Section 25-1-880 Relating To Vacancies In Grade Of Brigadier General; By Repealing Section 25-1-890 Relating To Vacancies In Grade Of Colonel; By Repealing Section 25-1-930 Relating To Vacancies In Grade Of Warrant Officer; By Repealing Section 25-1-1350 Relating To Requirements For Sharing In Appropriations; And By Repealing Section 25-1-3105 Relating To Members Of The Military Forces To Serve At The Pleasure Of The Adjutant General. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 25-1-90, Relating To Service Within The State Of Military Forces From Another State, So As To Remove A Reference To The United States Army; By Amending Section 25-1-510, Relating To South Carolina National Guard Appointments, So As To Remove Certain Age Requirements; By Amending Section 25-1-1330, Relating To Annual Settlements For Federal And State Property, So As To Remove References To Federal Property; By Amending Section 25-1-1370, Relating To Allowances For Maintenance, So As To Remove A Requirement That Units Are Entitled To Certain Maintenance Fund Allowances; By Amending Section 42-7-40, Relating To Application To The State, So As To Provide For Other Persons Called Into Active Military Service; By Amending Section 42-7-65, Relating To Average Weekly Wages Designated For Certain Categories Of Employees, So As To Provide For Other Persons Called Into Active Military Service; By Amending Section 42-7-75, Relating To State Agencies' Requirement To Pay Workers' Compensation Premiums, So As To Provide That The Adjutant General May Use Certain Methods For Paying Workers' Compensation Premiums In Certain Cases; By Repealing Section 25-1-360 Relating To Rules And Regulations; By Repealing Section 25-1-380 Relating To The Assistant Adjutant General For Army; By Repealing Section 25-1-390 Relating To The Assistant Adjutant General For Air; By Repealing Section 25-1-410 Relating To Audits And Allowances Of Department Expenses; By Repealing Section 25-1-560 Relating To Publications Of Relative Rank List Of Officers; By Repealing Section 25-1-580 Relating To Officers In Command Of Subordinate Or Detached Units Or Different Units On Duty Together; By Repealing Section 25-1-810 Relating To Promotions Under The Federal Personnel Act; By Repealing Section 25-1-830 Relating To Officer Selection Boards; By Repealing Section 25-1-860 Relating To Vacancies In Staff Of Headquarters And Headquarters Detachment; By Repealing Section 25-1-870 Relating To Vacancies In Grade Of Major General; By Repealing Section 25-1-880 Relating To Vacancies In Grade Of Brigadier General; By Repealing Section 25-1-890 Relating To Vacancies In Grade Of Colonel; By Repealing Section 25-1-930 Relating To Vacancies In Grade Of Warrant Officer; By Repealing Section 25-1-1350 Relating To Requirements For Sharing In Appropriations; And By Repealing Section 25-1-3105 Relating To Members Of The Military Forces To Serve At The Pleasure Of The Adjutant General. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 25-11-50, Relating To County Veterans' Affairs Officers, So As To Provide That The Secretary Shall Evaluate Each County Veterans' Affairs Office No More Than Twice Per Year. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 25-11-50, Relating To County Veterans' Affairs Officers, So As To Provide That The Secretary Shall Evaluate Each County Veterans' Affairs Office No More Than Twice Per Year. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 59-25-60 So As To Provide The State Department Of Education Shall Award Years Of Experience Credit For Certain Relevant Non-teaching Occupational Experience To Certificates Of Educators Who Satisfy Certain Requirements, And To Provide Such Experience Credit May Be Awarded Solely For The Purpose Of Advancement On The Teacher Salary Schedule, To Provide Other Existing Certification Requirements Remain Unchanged By This Act; And To Provide Directives To The State Department Of Education Concerning The Implementation Of This Act. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 59-25-60 So As To Provide The State Department Of Education Shall Award Years Of Experience Credit For Certain Relevant Non-teaching Occupational Experience To Certificates Of Educators Who Satisfy Certain Requirements, And To Provide Such Experience Credit May Be Awarded Solely For The Purpose Of Advancement On The Teacher Salary Schedule, To Provide Other Existing Certification Requirements Remain Unchanged By This Act; And To Provide Directives To The State Department Of Education Concerning The Implementation Of This Act. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Article 3 To Chapter 75, Title 39 So As To Provide Requirements For Waste Tire Manifests And Related Provisions; By Adding Article 5 To Chapter 75, Title 39 So As To Prohibit The Installation Of Unsafe Used Tires, And Related Provisions; By Amending Section 44-96-170, Relating To Waste Tires, So As To Provide That A County May Charge Up To Four Hundred Dollars As A Tipping Fee; By Amending Section 44-96-170, Relating To Waste Tires, So As To Amend The Collection Of The Fee To Include Used Tires, To Provide For The Application Of The Waste Tire Fee And Related Waste Tire Funds, To Remove The Rebate Provisions, And To Provide For The Development Of A Statewide Market Infrastructure For Tire-derived Products; And To Direct The Code Commissioner To Make Conforming Changes. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Article 3 To Chapter 75, Title 39 So As To Provide Requirements For Waste Tire Manifests And Related Provisions; By Adding Article 5 To Chapter 75, Title 39 So As To Prohibit The Installation Of Unsafe Used Tires, And Related Provisions; By Amending Section 44-96-170, Relating To Waste Tires, So As To Provide That A County May Charge Up To Four Hundred Dollars As A Tipping Fee; By Amending Section 44-96-170, Relating To Waste Tires, So As To Amend The Collection Of The Fee To Include Used Tires, To Provide For The Application Of The Waste Tire Fee And Related Waste Tire Funds, To Remove The Rebate Provisions, And To Provide For The Development Of A Statewide Market Infrastructure For Tire-derived Products; And To Direct The Code Commissioner To Make Conforming Changes. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 59-40-50, Relating To Charter School Admissions, So As To Revise Admissions Preference Criteria And Procedures, And To Add Provisions Concerning Students With Multiple Enrollment Preferences. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 59-40-50, Relating To Charter School Admissions, So As To Revise Admissions Preference Criteria And Procedures, And To Add Provisions Concerning Students With Multiple Enrollment Preferences. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 50-11-430, Relating To Bear Hunting, So As To Remove References To A Registered Party Dog Hunt In Game Zone 1. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 50-11-430, Relating To Bear Hunting, So As To Remove References To A Registered Party Dog Hunt In Game Zone 1. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 7-7-350, Relating To The Designation Of Voting Precincts In Lancaster County, So As To Combine Certain Precincts And Redesignate Map Numbers On Which These Precincts Are Designated. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 7-7-350, Relating To The Designation Of Voting Precincts In Lancaster County, So As To Combine Certain Precincts And Redesignate Map Numbers On Which These Precincts Are Designated. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 39-73-10, Relating To State Commodity Code Definitions, So As To Provide That The Administrator Of The State Commodity Code Be The South Carolina Attorney General; By Amending Section 39-73-40, Relating To Transactions Where Prohibition Is Not Applicable, So As To Add Agents Or Investment Advisor Representatives As Individuals Subject To Orders To Deny, Suspend, Or Revoke A Person's License; By Amending Section 39-73-60, Relating To Prohibited Acts, So As To Replace Section 39-73-310 With Section 39-73-30; By Amending Section 39-73-315, Relating To Administrator Actions To Prevent Violations Or Imminent Violations, So As To Provide That The Administrator Can Issue Orders Related To Any Action That May Violate This Chapter; By Amending Section 39-73-320, Relating To Legal, Equitable, And Special Remedies Available To A Court For Enforcement, So As To Provide That The Administrator May Maintain An Action In The Richland County Court Of Common Pleas; By Amending Section 39-73-325, Relating To Penalties For Violations, So As To Provide That The Administrator May Refer Violations To The Appropriate Division Of The Office Of Attorney General Or Other Authority; By Amending Section 39-73-330, Relating To The Administration Of This Chapter, So As To Make Conforming Changes; By Amending Section 39-73-340, Relating To The Authority To Promulgate Regulations, Forms, And Orders, So As To Make Conforming Changes; By Amending Section 39-73-350, Relating To The Applicability Of Sections 39-73-20, 39-73-50, And 39-73-60 To Persons Who Sell, Buy, Or Offer To Sell Or Buy Commodities In This State, So As To Provide Guidelines For Applicable Radio And Television Communications; By Amending Section 39-73-360, Relating To Judicial Review, So As To Provide Guidelines; By Amending Section 39-73-370, Relating To Defense In A Case Based On Failure To Make Physical Delivery, So As To Make Conforming Changes; By Adding Section 39-73-375 So As To Provide That The Attorney General May Retain Funds From Fines And Penalties To Offset Relevant Expenses; By Repealing Section 39-73-355 Relating To Administrative Proceedings; And By Amending Section 4-9-145, Relating To Litter Control Officers, So As To Provide What Data Is Used To Determine The Number Of Litter Control Officers. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 39-73-10, Relating To State Commodity Code Definitions, So As To Provide That The Administrator Of The State Commodity Code Be The South Carolina Attorney General; By Amending Section 39-73-40, Relating To Transactions Where Prohibition Is Not Applicable, So As To Add Agents Or Investment Advisor Representatives As Individuals Subject To Orders To Deny, Suspend, Or Revoke A Person's License; By Amending Section 39-73-60, Relating To Prohibited Acts, So As To Replace Section 39-73-310 With Section 39-73-30; By Amending Section 39-73-315, Relating To Administrator Actions To Prevent Violations Or Imminent Violations, So As To Provide That The Administrator Can Issue Orders Related To Any Action That May Violate This Chapter; By Amending Section 39-73-320, Relating To Legal, Equitable, And Special Remedies Available To A Court For Enforcement, So As To Provide That The Administrator May Maintain An Action In The Richland County Court Of Common Pleas; By Amending Section 39-73-325, Relating To Penalties For Violations, So As To Provide That The Administrator May Refer Violations To The Appropriate Division Of The Office Of Attorney General Or Other Authority; By Amending Section 39-73-330, Relating To The Administration Of This Chapter, So As To Make Conforming Changes; By Amending Section 39-73-340, Relating To The Authority To Promulgate Regulations, Forms, And Orders, So As To Make Conforming Changes; By Amending Section 39-73-350, Relating To The Applicability Of Sections 39-73-20, 39-73-50, And 39-73-60 To Persons Who Sell, Buy, Or Offer To Sell Or Buy Commodities In This State, So As To Provide Guidelines For Applicable Radio And Television Communications; By Amending Section 39-73-360, Relating To Judicial Review, So As To Provide Guidelines; By Amending Section 39-73-370, Relating To Defense In A Case Based On Failure To Make Physical Delivery, So As To Make Conforming Changes; By Adding Section 39-73-375 So As To Provide That The Attorney General May Retain Funds From Fines And Penalties To Offset Relevant Expenses; By Repealing Section 39-73-355 Relating To Administrative Proceedings; And By Amending Section 4-9-145, Relating To Litter Control Officers, So As To Provide What Data Is Used To Determine The Number Of Litter Control Officers. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 53-3-320 So As To Designate The Twenty-first Day Of November As "mayflower Compact Day." - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 53-3-320 So As To Designate The Twenty-first Day Of November As "mayflower Compact Day." - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "social Work Interstate Compact Act" By Adding Article 3 To Chapter 63, Title 40 So As To Provide The Purpose, Functions, Operations, And Definitions Concerning The Compact, Among Other Things; By Adding Section 40-63-32 So As To Require Certain Criminal Records Checks For Social Worker Licensure Applicants, And To Provide For The Confidentiality And Permitted Uses Of The Results Of These Criminal Records Checks; To Designate The Existing Provisions Of Chapter 63, Title 40 As Article 1, Entitled "general Provisions"; And By Amending Section 23-23-60, Relating To Certificates Of Compliance Issued By The Law Enforcement Training Council And Criminal Justice Academy, So As To Provide Individuals Seeking Such Certification Shall Undergo Certain Fingerprint-based State And Federal Criminal Records Checks, To Authorize The Retention And Specific Uses Of Such Fingerprints, And To Provide Certification Classifications. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "social Work Interstate Compact Act" By Adding Article 3 To Chapter 63, Title 40 So As To Provide The Purpose, Functions, Operations, And Definitions Concerning The Compact, Among Other Things; By Adding Section 40-63-32 So As To Require Certain Criminal Records Checks For Social Worker Licensure Applicants, And To Provide For The Confidentiality And Permitted Uses Of The Results Of These Criminal Records Checks; To Designate The Existing Provisions Of Chapter 63, Title 40 As Article 1, Entitled "general Provisions"; And By Amending Section 23-23-60, Relating To Certificates Of Compliance Issued By The Law Enforcement Training Council And Criminal Justice Academy, So As To Provide Individuals Seeking Such Certification Shall Undergo Certain Fingerprint-based State And Federal Criminal Records Checks, To Authorize The Retention And Specific Uses Of Such Fingerprints, And To Provide Certification Classifications. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 58-36-20, Relating To Definitions, So As To Add Definitions For "commencement Date," "large Project," "large Project Facility Location Agreement," "notice," "pre-marking," "private Facility," "project Initiator," And "soft Digging," And To Amend The Definitions Of "excavate," "excavator," And "operator"; By Amending Section 58-36-50, Relating To The Operators Association Notification Center, So As To Clarify Operator Penalty For Failure To Be A Member Of The Association, The Notification Center's Duties, And Other Changes; By Amending Section 58-36-60, Relating To Notices Of Intent To Excavate Or Demolish, So As To Clarify Certain Notice Requirements, Provide Additional Time For Notice For Certain Excavations Or Demolitions, And Other Changes; By Amending Section 58-36-70, Relating To Information Supplied By Operators, So As To Require Notice To Excavators Prior To The Commencement Date, Require Quarterly Reports Of Damages Caused By Excavations Or Demolitions, And To Clarify Payments Of Civil Penalties In Certain Circumstances; By Amending Section 58-36-80, Relating To Emergency Excavations Or Demolitions Exempt From Notice Requirements And Liability For Damages, So As Establish Additional Notification And Response Requirements In The Event Of An Emergency And To Make A False Claim Of An Emergency A Violation Of This Chapter; By Amending Section 58-36-90, Relating To Notices Of Damages, So As To Require Excavators To Immediately Report Any Known Damages To The Notification Center And Facility Operator; By Amending Section 58-36-100, Relating To Design Requests And Operator Responses, So As To Add References To Large Projects; By Amending Section 58-36-110, Relating To Exemptions From Notice Requirements, So As To Strike Current Provisions; By Amending Section 58-36-120, Relating To Penalties And Civil Remedies, So As To Provide For A Complaint Process And To Provide For Penalties; And By Adding Section 58-36-75 So As To Provide A Process For Large Projects. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 58-36-20, Relating To Definitions, So As To Add Definitions For "commencement Date," "large Project," "large Project Facility Location Agreement," "notice," "pre-marking," "private Facility," "project Initiator," And "soft Digging," And To Amend The Definitions Of "excavate," "excavator," And "operator"; By Amending Section 58-36-50, Relating To The Operators Association Notification Center, So As To Clarify Operator Penalty For Failure To Be A Member Of The Association, The Notification Center's Duties, And Other Changes; By Amending Section 58-36-60, Relating To Notices Of Intent To Excavate Or Demolish, So As To Clarify Certain Notice Requirements, Provide Additional Time For Notice For Certain Excavations Or Demolitions, And Other Changes; By Amending Section 58-36-70, Relating To Information Supplied By Operators, So As To Require Notice To Excavators Prior To The Commencement Date, Require Quarterly Reports Of Damages Caused By Excavations Or Demolitions, And To Clarify Payments Of Civil Penalties In Certain Circumstances; By Amending Section 58-36-80, Relating To Emergency Excavations Or Demolitions Exempt From Notice Requirements And Liability For Damages, So As Establish Additional Notification And Response Requirements In The Event Of An Emergency And To Make A False Claim Of An Emergency A Violation Of This Chapter; By Amending Section 58-36-90, Relating To Notices Of Damages, So As To Require Excavators To Immediately Report Any Known Damages To The Notification Center And Facility Operator; By Amending Section 58-36-100, Relating To Design Requests And Operator Responses, So As To Add References To Large Projects; By Amending Section 58-36-110, Relating To Exemptions From Notice Requirements, So As To Strike Current Provisions; By Amending Section 58-36-120, Relating To Penalties And Civil Remedies, So As To Provide For A Complaint Process And To Provide For Penalties; And By Adding Section 58-36-75 So As To Provide A Process For Large Projects. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 56-2-90 So As To Provide For The Registration And Operation Of Golf Carts Along The State's Public Highways, To Provide Municipalities And Counties May Adopt Ordinances To Regulate The Operation Of Golf Carts Within Their Jurisdictions, And To Provide Certain Passengers Must Wear Safety Belts; And To Repeal Section 56-2-105 Relating To The Registration And Operation Of Golf Carts. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 56-2-90 So As To Provide For The Registration And Operation Of Golf Carts Along The State's Public Highways, To Provide Municipalities And Counties May Adopt Ordinances To Regulate The Operation Of Golf Carts Within Their Jurisdictions, And To Provide Certain Passengers Must Wear Safety Belts; And To Repeal Section 56-2-105 Relating To The Registration And Operation Of Golf Carts. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 38-90-10, Relating To Definitions, So As To Include References To Foreign Captive Insurance Companies And To Add Terms; By Amending Section 38-90-20, Relating To Requirements Of Captive Insurance Companies, So As To Amend Meeting Requirements And Outline Components Of A Plan Of Operation; By Amending Section 38-90-40, Relating To Capitalization Requirements, So As To Give Discretion To The Director; By Amending Section 38-90-60, Relating To Incorporation Options And Requirements, So As To Include Foreign Captive Insurance Companies; By Amending Section 38-90-70, Relating To Reports, So As To Change A Deadline And Include References To Foreign Captive Insurance Companies; By Amending Section 38-90-75, Relating To Discounting Of Loss And Loss Adjustment Expense Reserves, So As To Allow A Sponsored Captive Insurance Company To File One Actuarial Opinion; By Amending Section 38-90-80, Relating To Inspections And Examinations, So As To Make The Examination Of Some Captive Insurance Companies Optional And To Include References To Foreign Captive Insurance Companies; By Amending Section 38-90-140, Relating To Tax Payments, So As To Amend Required Tax Payments For A Sponsored Captive Insurance Company; By Amending Section 38-90-165, Relating To Declaration Of Inactivity, So As To Allow For The Submission Of A Written Approval; By Amending Section 38-90-175, Relating To The Captive Insurance Regulatory And Supervision Fund Created, So As To Increase The Allowed Transfer Of Collected Taxes; And By Amending Section 38-90-215, Relating To Protected Cells, So As To Remove Licensing Requirements. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 38-90-10, Relating To Definitions, So As To Include References To Foreign Captive Insurance Companies And To Add Terms; By Amending Section 38-90-20, Relating To Requirements Of Captive Insurance Companies, So As To Amend Meeting Requirements And Outline Components Of A Plan Of Operation; By Amending Section 38-90-40, Relating To Capitalization Requirements, So As To Give Discretion To The Director; By Amending Section 38-90-60, Relating To Incorporation Options And Requirements, So As To Include Foreign Captive Insurance Companies; By Amending Section 38-90-70, Relating To Reports, So As To Change A Deadline And Include References To Foreign Captive Insurance Companies; By Amending Section 38-90-75, Relating To Discounting Of Loss And Loss Adjustment Expense Reserves, So As To Allow A Sponsored Captive Insurance Company To File One Actuarial Opinion; By Amending Section 38-90-80, Relating To Inspections And Examinations, So As To Make The Examination Of Some Captive Insurance Companies Optional And To Include References To Foreign Captive Insurance Companies; By Amending Section 38-90-140, Relating To Tax Payments, So As To Amend Required Tax Payments For A Sponsored Captive Insurance Company; By Amending Section 38-90-165, Relating To Declaration Of Inactivity, So As To Allow For The Submission Of A Written Approval; By Amending Section 38-90-175, Relating To The Captive Insurance Regulatory And Supervision Fund Created, So As To Increase The Allowed Transfer Of Collected Taxes; And By Amending Section 38-90-215, Relating To Protected Cells, So As To Remove Licensing Requirements. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 16-15-375, Relating To The Definitions Pertaining To The Dissemination Of Harmful Material To Minors, So As To Define "identifiable Minor" And "morphed Image"; By Amending Section 16-15-395, Relating To The Definition Of First Degree Sexual Exploitation Of Minors, So As To Include Morphed Images Of Identifiable Minors; By Amending Section 16-15-405, Relating To The Definition Of Second Degree Sexual Exploitation Of Minors, So As To Include Morphed Images Of Identifiable Minors; By Amending Section 16-15-410, Relating To The Definition Of Third Degree Sexual Exploitation Of Minors, So As To Include Morphed Images Of Identifiable Minors; By Adding Section 16-15-412 So As To Provide Procedures For Arrest Warrants When The Offense Includes Morphed Images Of Identifiable Minors; By Amending Section 23-3-430, Relating To The Sex Offender Registry, So As To Include Those Guilty Of Criminal Sexual Exploitation Of Minors In The First, Second, Or Third Degree On The Appropriate Tiers Of The Registry; And By Amending Section 23-3-462, Relating To Termination Of Registration Requirements, So As To Make Conforming Changes. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 16-15-375, Relating To The Definitions Pertaining To The Dissemination Of Harmful Material To Minors, So As To Define "identifiable Minor" And "morphed Image"; By Amending Section 16-15-395, Relating To The Definition Of First Degree Sexual Exploitation Of Minors, So As To Include Morphed Images Of Identifiable Minors; By Amending Section 16-15-405, Relating To The Definition Of Second Degree Sexual Exploitation Of Minors, So As To Include Morphed Images Of Identifiable Minors; By Amending Section 16-15-410, Relating To The Definition Of Third Degree Sexual Exploitation Of Minors, So As To Include Morphed Images Of Identifiable Minors; By Adding Section 16-15-412 So As To Provide Procedures For Arrest Warrants When The Offense Includes Morphed Images Of Identifiable Minors; By Amending Section 23-3-430, Relating To The Sex Offender Registry, So As To Include Those Guilty Of Criminal Sexual Exploitation Of Minors In The First, Second, Or Third Degree On The Appropriate Tiers Of The Registry; And By Amending Section 23-3-462, Relating To Termination Of Registration Requirements, So As To Make Conforming Changes. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 12-6-40, Relating To Application Of Federal Internal Revenue Code To State Tax Laws, So As To Update The Reference To The Internal Revenue Code To The Year 2024, And To Provide That If The Internal Revenue Code Sections Adopted By This State Are Extended, Then These Sections Also Are Extended For South Carolina Income Tax Purposes. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 12-6-40, Relating To Application Of Federal Internal Revenue Code To State Tax Laws, So As To Update The Reference To The Internal Revenue Code To The Year 2024, And To Provide That If The Internal Revenue Code Sections Adopted By This State Are Extended, Then These Sections Also Are Extended For South Carolina Income Tax Purposes. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 16-3-80 So As To Create The Offense Of Fentanyl-induced Homicide, To Provide A Penalty For Violations, To Prohibit An Affirmative Defense, And To Provide Circumstances Under Which Persons Shall Not Be Prosecuted Under This Section; And By Amending Section 16-1-10, Relating To A List Of Exceptions For Felonies And Misdemeanors, So As To Add Fentanyl-induced Homicide. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 16-3-80 So As To Create The Offense Of Fentanyl-induced Homicide, To Provide A Penalty For Violations, To Prohibit An Affirmative Defense, And To Provide Circumstances Under Which Persons Shall Not Be Prosecuted Under This Section; And By Amending Section 16-1-10, Relating To A List Of Exceptions For Felonies And Misdemeanors, So As To Add Fentanyl-induced Homicide. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 1-31-10, Relating To The Commission For Minority Affairs, So As To Rename The Commission And To Remove Commission Membership Requirements; By Amending Section 1-31-20, Relating To Subjects Of Study For The Commission, So As To Study Socio-economic Deprivation Of Communities; And By Amending Section 1-31-40, Relating To Duties Of The Commission, So As To Delete Certain Duties. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 1-31-10, Relating To The Commission For Minority Affairs, So As To Rename The Commission And To Remove Commission Membership Requirements; By Amending Section 1-31-20, Relating To Subjects Of Study For The Commission, So As To Study Socio-economic Deprivation Of Communities; And By Amending Section 1-31-40, Relating To Duties Of The Commission, So As To Delete Certain Duties. - Ratified Title
Declare The Week Of May 18-24, 2025, As The Fifty-first "emergency Medical Services Week" In South Carolina, In Recognition Of The Vital Contributions That Emergency Medical Services Teams Make To Public Health And To The State Of South Carolina.
Declare The Week Of May 18-24, 2025, As The Fifty-first "emergency Medical Services Week" In South Carolina, In Recognition Of The Vital Contributions That Emergency Medical Services Teams Make To Public Health And To The State Of South Carolina.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 14-5-610, Relating To The Division Of The State Into Sixteen Judicial Circuits, The Number Of Judges To Be Elected From Each Circuit, And The Election Of At-large Judges Without Regard To County Or Circuit Of Residence, So As To Convert Nine At-large Circuit Court Seats To Resident Seats In The Third, Thirteenth, Twelfth, Fifth, Ninth, Eleventh, And Seventh Circuits. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 14-5-610, Relating To The Division Of The State Into Sixteen Judicial Circuits, The Number Of Judges To Be Elected From Each Circuit, And The Election Of At-large Judges Without Regard To County Or Circuit Of Residence, So As To Convert Nine At-large Circuit Court Seats To Resident Seats In The Third, Thirteenth, Twelfth, Fifth, Ninth, Eleventh, And Seventh Circuits. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 59-18-1115 So As To Establish A Five-year Pilot Program To Permit Public School Districts To Hire Noncertified Teachers In A Ratio Up To Ten Percent Of The Entire Teaching Staff Of The District, And To Provide Related Participation And Implementation Requirements, Among Other Things; And By Adding Section 23-3-90 So As To Provide Requirements For State Agency Requests Of Criminal History Record Checks. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 59-18-1115 So As To Establish A Five-year Pilot Program To Permit Public School Districts To Hire Noncertified Teachers In A Ratio Up To Ten Percent Of The Entire Teaching Staff Of The District, And To Provide Related Participation And Implementation Requirements, Among Other Things; And By Adding Section 23-3-90 So As To Provide Requirements For State Agency Requests Of Criminal History Record Checks. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "south Carolina Hands-free And Distracted Driving Act" By Amending Section 56-5-3890, Relating To Unlawful Use Of Wireless Electronic Communication Devices While Operating Motor Vehicles, So As To Delete Certain Terms And Their Definitions, To Define The Term "mobile Electronic Device," To Provide The Circumstances When Mobile Electronic Devices May Not Be Used While Operating A Motor Vehicle, To Create The Offense Of Distracted Driving And Provide Penalties, To Provide For The Disbursement Of Fines Imposed Pursuant To This Section, To Provide The Circumstances Upon Which This Section May Be Enforced, To Provide For The Sharing Of Certain Information With The Department Of Public Safety, And To Provide This Section Is Not Subject To Provisions Related To Citizens Arrests; By Amending Section 56-1-720, Relating To Points That May Be Assessed Against A Person's Driving Record For Motor Vehicle Driving Violations, So As To Provide That A Second Or Subsequent Offense Of Distracted Driving Is A Two-point Violation; To Provide The Department Of Transportation Shall Erect Signs Advising Motorists Of The Provisions Of This Act; To Provide Only Warnings May Be Issued For Certain Violations For A Certain Period; And To Provide The Department Of Public Safety Shall File A Report With Certain Officials Containing Information About Persons Stopped Pursuant To This Act. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "south Carolina Hands-free And Distracted Driving Act" By Amending Section 56-5-3890, Relating To Unlawful Use Of Wireless Electronic Communication Devices While Operating Motor Vehicles, So As To Delete Certain Terms And Their Definitions, To Define The Term "mobile Electronic Device," To Provide The Circumstances When Mobile Electronic Devices May Not Be Used While Operating A Motor Vehicle, To Create The Offense Of Distracted Driving And Provide Penalties, To Provide For The Disbursement Of Fines Imposed Pursuant To This Section, To Provide The Circumstances Upon Which This Section May Be Enforced, To Provide For The Sharing Of Certain Information With The Department Of Public Safety, And To Provide This Section Is Not Subject To Provisions Related To Citizens Arrests; By Amending Section 56-1-720, Relating To Points That May Be Assessed Against A Person's Driving Record For Motor Vehicle Driving Violations, So As To Provide That A Second Or Subsequent Offense Of Distracted Driving Is A Two-point Violation; To Provide The Department Of Transportation Shall Erect Signs Advising Motorists Of The Provisions Of This Act; To Provide Only Warnings May Be Issued For Certain Violations For A Certain Period; And To Provide The Department Of Public Safety Shall File A Report With Certain Officials Containing Information About Persons Stopped Pursuant To This Act. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 53-3-320 So As To Designate The Month Of September As "blood Cancer Awareness Month." - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 53-3-320 So As To Designate The Month Of September As "blood Cancer Awareness Month." - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 25-11-100, Relating To South Carolina Military Base Task Force, So As To Rename The Task Force The South Carolina Military Affairs Advisory Council, To Revise The Council's Misson, To Increase The Membership On The Council, To Mandate That The Council Meets At Least One Time Each Calendar Year, And To Make Conforming Changes. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 25-11-100, Relating To South Carolina Military Base Task Force, So As To Rename The Task Force The South Carolina Military Affairs Advisory Council, To Revise The Council's Misson, To Increase The Membership On The Council, To Mandate That The Council Meets At Least One Time Each Calendar Year, And To Make Conforming Changes. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "south Carolina Energy Security Act" By Amending Section 58-3-140, Relating To The Public Service Commission's Powers To Regulate Public Utilities, So As To Establish A Schedule For Certain Testimony And Discovery In Contested Proceedings, To Permit Electrical Utility Customers To Address The Commission As Public Witnesses, And To Establish Requirements For An Independent Third-party Consultant Hired By The Commission; By Amending Section 58-3-250, Relating To Service Of Orders And Decisions On Parties, So As To Make A Technical Change; By Amending Section 58-4-10, Relating To The Office Of Regulatory Staff And Its Representation Of Public Interest Before The Commission, So As To Establish Its Considerations For Public Interest; By Adding Section 58-4-150 So As To Require The Office Of Regulatory Staff To Prepare A Comprehensive State Energy Assessment And Action Plan And To Establish Requirements For This Plan; By Adding Section 58-33-195 So As To Encourage Dominion Energy, The Public Service Authority, Duke Energy Carolinas, And Duke Energy Progress To Evaluate Certain Electrical Generation Facilities And Provide For Considerations Related To These Facilities; By Adding Section 58-31-205 So As To Permit The Public Service Authority To Jointly Own One Or More Natural Gas-fired Generation Facilities And Related Transmission Facilities With Dominion Energy South Carolina In Colleton County, And To Provide Requirements For Joint Ownership; By Adding Section 6-29-1220 So As To Establish Requirements For Solar Energy System Plans If A County Does Not Have Related Rural Zoning Or Ordinances For The Development And Operation Of Solar Energy Systems Requiring More Than Thirteen Acres Of Land; By Amending Article 9 Of Chapter 7, Title 13, Relating To The Governor's Nuclear Advisory Council, So As To Establish The Council In The Sc Nexus For Advanced Resilient Energy At The Department Of Commerce, To Provide For Its Duties And Membership, And To Provide For The Council's Director; By Adding Article 24 To Chapter 27, Title 58 So As To Allow Electric Utilities To Request The Public Service Commission Adjust Their Rates Annually, Adjust Utility Rates, Establish The Baseline Rate Order And Requirements For Adjustments In Rates, To Provide Protections For Customers, And To Authorize Additional Positions For The Office Of Regulatory Staff; By Adding Section 58-33-196 So As To Encourage Consideration Of Deployment Of Fusion Energy And Advanced Nuclear Facilities And To Provide Related Requirements; By Adding Section 58-37-70 So As To Permit The Evaluation Of Small Modular Nuclear Facilities In This State And To Establish Requirements; By Adding Article 3 To Chapter 37, Title 58 So As To Provide For State Agency Review Of Energy Infrastructure Project Applications, To Establish Requirements, To Provide A Sunset Provision, And To Designate All Sections Currently In Chapter 37 As Article 1, Entitled "planning For Energy Supply"; By Amending Section 58-40-10, Relating To The Definition Of "customer-generator," So As To Establish Characteristics For A "customer-generator"; By Amending Section 58-41-30, Relating To Voluntary Renewable Energy Programs, So As To Provide Additional Requirements And Considerations For These Programs; By Amending Section 58-41-10, Relating To Definitions, So As To Add The Definition Of "energy Storage Facilities"; By Amending Section 58-41-20, Relating To The Review Of And Approval Proceedings For Electrical Utilities' Avoided Cost Methodologies, Standard Offers, Form Contracts, And Commitment To Sell Forms, So As To Reiterate The Section; By Adding Chapter 42 To Title 58 So As To Establish Competitive Procurement Program Standards For Renewable Energy And Energy Storage, And To Require The Public Service Commission To Open A Docket To Establish A Competitive Procurement Program For Energy Storage Facilities; By Amending Section 58-33-20, Relating To Definitions, So As To Add The Definition "like Facility" And Amend The Definition Of "major Utility Facility," So As To Reiterate The Definition; By Amending Article 3 Of Chapter 33, Title 58, Relating To Certification Of Major Utility Facilities, So As To Provide For A Like Facility, To Establish Requirements And Considerations For Proposed Facilities, To Provide What Actions May Be Taken Without Permission From The Commission, And To Make Technical Changes; By Amending Section 58-37-40, Relating To Integrated Resource Plans, So As To Add Consideration Of A Utility's Transmission Report, To Establish Procedural Requirements And Evaluation By The Commission, And Require Parties To Bear Their Own Costs; By Amending Section 58-3-260, Relating To Communications Between The Commission And Parties, So As To Modify Requirements For Allowable Ex Parte Communications And Briefings, And To Permit Commission Tours Of Utility Plants Or Other Facilities Under Certain Circumstances; By Amending Section 58-3-270, Relating To Ex Parte Communication Complaint Proceedings At The Administrative Law Court, So As To Permit An Order Tolling Any Deadlines On A Proceeding Subject To A Complaint If True To The Extent The Proceeding Was Prejudiced So That The Commission Could Not Consider The Matter Impartially; By Amending Section 58-33-310, Relating To An Appeal From A Final Order Or Decision Of The Commission Issued Pursuant To Chapter 33, Title 58, So As To Establish A Timeline For A Petition For Rehearing Or Reconsideration, And To Require A Final Order Be Immediately Appealable To The South Carolina Supreme Court; By Amending Section 58-33-320, Relating To Judicial Jurisdiction, So As To Reiterate The Section; By Adding Section 58-4-160 So As To Require The Office Of Regulatory Staff To Conduct A Study To Evaluate Various Third-party Administrator Models For Energy Efficiency And Demand-side Management Programs; By Amending Section 58-37-10, Relating To Definitions, So As To Add A Reference To "demand-side Management Program" And Provide Definitions For "cost-effective" And "demand-side Management Pilot Program"; By Amending Section 58-37-20, Relating To Commission Procedures Encouraging Energy Efficiency Programs, So As To Expand Commission Considerations For Cost-effective, Demand-side Management And Energy Efficiency Programs, Require Each Investor-owned Electrical Utility To Submit An Annual Report To The Commission Regarding Its Demand-side Management Programs, And To Require The Commission To Review These Portfolios On At Least A Triennial Basis; By Amending Section 58-37-30, Relating To Reports On Demand-side Activities, So As To Make Technical And Conforming Changes; By Adding Section 58-37-35 So As To Permit Programs And Customer Incentives To Encourage Or Promote Demand-side Management Programs For Customer-sited Distributed Energy Resources, And To Provide Considerations For These Programs; By Amending Section 58-37-50, Relating To Agreements For Energy Efficiency And Conservation Measures, So As To Establish Certain Terms And Rate Recovery For Agreements For Financing And Installing Energy Efficiency And Conservation Measures, And For Application To A Residence Occupied Before The Measures Are Taken; By Amending Section 58-3-70, Relating To Compensation Of Public Service Commission Members, So As To Establish Salaries In Amounts Equal To Ninety Percent Of Supreme Court Associate Justices; By Adding Section 58-41-50 So As To Provide Requirements And Consideration For Co-located Resources Between An Electrical Utility And Its Customer Under Certain Circumstances; To Encourage Development Of A Diverse Mix Of Long-lead, Clean Generation Resources, And To Permit The Public Service Commission To Find Certain Actions In The Public Interest To Permit An Electrical Utility To Capture Available Incentives For Ratepayers; To Permit Deferral Of Certain Reasonable And Prudent Costs For Consideration By The Public Service Commission; By Amending Section 58-40-10, Relating To Definitions, So As To Amend The Definition Of "renewable Energy Resource"; By Adding Chapter 43 To Title 58, So As To Establish Considerations For Electricity Rate And Conditions For Certain Economic Development Projects; By Adding Section 58-37-135 So As To Transfer A Pending Appeal Regarding Energy Infrastructure Permits To The South Carolina Supreme Court; By Amending Section 58-3-530, Relating To The Public Utilities Review Committee's Duties, So As To Require An Annual Review Of The Division Of Consumer Advocacy Related To Its Representation Of Consumers In Utility Matters; By Adding Section 58-3-65 So As To Establish The Public Service Commission's Chief Clerk's Salary Be Based On Recommendations By The Agency Head Salary Commission; By Adding Section 58-33-200 So As To Require The Office Of Regulatory Staff To Retain An Independent Construction Analyst For Any Construction Project Budget Of At Least Five Hundred Million Dollars; To Require A Report By The Office Of Regulatory Staff Regarding The Implementation Of Article 24, Chapter 27, Title 58; To Require Dominion Energy To Evaluate Converting The Wateree Generation Station To Biomass-fired Generation, And To Provide A Report To The General Assembly And The Public Service Commission; And By Amending Section 58-4-50, Relating To Office Of Regulatory Staff Duties, So As To Include Consideration Of Public Service Commission Requirements For Settlement Negotiations. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "south Carolina Energy Security Act" By Amending Section 58-3-140, Relating To The Public Service Commission's Powers To Regulate Public Utilities, So As To Establish A Schedule For Certain Testimony And Discovery In Contested Proceedings, To Permit Electrical Utility Customers To Address The Commission As Public Witnesses, And To Establish Requirements For An Independent Third-party Consultant Hired By The Commission; By Amending Section 58-3-250, Relating To Service Of Orders And Decisions On Parties, So As To Make A Technical Change; By Amending Section 58-4-10, Relating To The Office Of Regulatory Staff And Its Representation Of Public Interest Before The Commission, So As To Establish Its Considerations For Public Interest; By Adding Section 58-4-150 So As To Require The Office Of Regulatory Staff To Prepare A Comprehensive State Energy Assessment And Action Plan And To Establish Requirements For This Plan; By Adding Section 58-33-195 So As To Encourage Dominion Energy, The Public Service Authority, Duke Energy Carolinas, And Duke Energy Progress To Evaluate Certain Electrical Generation Facilities And Provide For Considerations Related To These Facilities; By Adding Section 58-31-205 So As To Permit The Public Service Authority To Jointly Own One Or More Natural Gas-fired Generation Facilities And Related Transmission Facilities With Dominion Energy South Carolina In Colleton County, And To Provide Requirements For Joint Ownership; By Adding Section 6-29-1220 So As To Establish Requirements For Solar Energy System Plans If A County Does Not Have Related Rural Zoning Or Ordinances For The Development And Operation Of Solar Energy Systems Requiring More Than Thirteen Acres Of Land; By Amending Article 9 Of Chapter 7, Title 13, Relating To The Governor's Nuclear Advisory Council, So As To Establish The Council In The Sc Nexus For Advanced Resilient Energy At The Department Of Commerce, To Provide For Its Duties And Membership, And To Provide For The Council's Director; By Adding Article 24 To Chapter 27, Title 58 So As To Allow Electric Utilities To Request The Public Service Commission Adjust Their Rates Annually, Adjust Utility Rates, Establish The Baseline Rate Order And Requirements For Adjustments In Rates, To Provide Protections For Customers, And To Authorize Additional Positions For The Office Of Regulatory Staff; By Adding Section 58-33-196 So As To Encourage Consideration Of Deployment Of Fusion Energy And Advanced Nuclear Facilities And To Provide Related Requirements; By Adding Section 58-37-70 So As To Permit The Evaluation Of Small Modular Nuclear Facilities In This State And To Establish Requirements; By Adding Article 3 To Chapter 37, Title 58 So As To Provide For State Agency Review Of Energy Infrastructure Project Applications, To Establish Requirements, To Provide A Sunset Provision, And To Designate All Sections Currently In Chapter 37 As Article 1, Entitled "planning For Energy Supply"; By Amending Section 58-40-10, Relating To The Definition Of "customer-generator," So As To Establish Characteristics For A "customer-generator"; By Amending Section 58-41-30, Relating To Voluntary Renewable Energy Programs, So As To Provide Additional Requirements And Considerations For These Programs; By Amending Section 58-41-10, Relating To Definitions, So As To Add The Definition Of "energy Storage Facilities"; By Amending Section 58-41-20, Relating To The Review Of And Approval Proceedings For Electrical Utilities' Avoided Cost Methodologies, Standard Offers, Form Contracts, And Commitment To Sell Forms, So As To Reiterate The Section; By Adding Chapter 42 To Title 58 So As To Establish Competitive Procurement Program Standards For Renewable Energy And Energy Storage, And To Require The Public Service Commission To Open A Docket To Establish A Competitive Procurement Program For Energy Storage Facilities; By Amending Section 58-33-20, Relating To Definitions, So As To Add The Definition "like Facility" And Amend The Definition Of "major Utility Facility," So As To Reiterate The Definition; By Amending Article 3 Of Chapter 33, Title 58, Relating To Certification Of Major Utility Facilities, So As To Provide For A Like Facility, To Establish Requirements And Considerations For Proposed Facilities, To Provide What Actions May Be Taken Without Permission From The Commission, And To Make Technical Changes; By Amending Section 58-37-40, Relating To Integrated Resource Plans, So As To Add Consideration Of A Utility's Transmission Report, To Establish Procedural Requirements And Evaluation By The Commission, And Require Parties To Bear Their Own Costs; By Amending Section 58-3-260, Relating To Communications Between The Commission And Parties, So As To Modify Requirements For Allowable Ex Parte Communications And Briefings, And To Permit Commission Tours Of Utility Plants Or Other Facilities Under Certain Circumstances; By Amending Section 58-3-270, Relating To Ex Parte Communication Complaint Proceedings At The Administrative Law Court, So As To Permit An Order Tolling Any Deadlines On A Proceeding Subject To A Complaint If True To The Extent The Proceeding Was Prejudiced So That The Commission Could Not Consider The Matter Impartially; By Amending Section 58-33-310, Relating To An Appeal From A Final Order Or Decision Of The Commission Issued Pursuant To Chapter 33, Title 58, So As To Establish A Timeline For A Petition For Rehearing Or Reconsideration, And To Require A Final Order Be Immediately Appealable To The South Carolina Supreme Court; By Amending Section 58-33-320, Relating To Judicial Jurisdiction, So As To Reiterate The Section; By Adding Section 58-4-160 So As To Require The Office Of Regulatory Staff To Conduct A Study To Evaluate Various Third-party Administrator Models For Energy Efficiency And Demand-side Management Programs; By Amending Section 58-37-10, Relating To Definitions, So As To Add A Reference To "demand-side Management Program" And Provide Definitions For "cost-effective" And "demand-side Management Pilot Program"; By Amending Section 58-37-20, Relating To Commission Procedures Encouraging Energy Efficiency Programs, So As To Expand Commission Considerations For Cost-effective, Demand-side Management And Energy Efficiency Programs, Require Each Investor-owned Electrical Utility To Submit An Annual Report To The Commission Regarding Its Demand-side Management Programs, And To Require The Commission To Review These Portfolios On At Least A Triennial Basis; By Amending Section 58-37-30, Relating To Reports On Demand-side Activities, So As To Make Technical And Conforming Changes; By Adding Section 58-37-35 So As To Permit Programs And Customer Incentives To Encourage Or Promote Demand-side Management Programs For Customer-sited Distributed Energy Resources, And To Provide Considerations For These Programs; By Amending Section 58-37-50, Relating To Agreements For Energy Efficiency And Conservation Measures, So As To Establish Certain Terms And Rate Recovery For Agreements For Financing And Installing Energy Efficiency And Conservation Measures, And For Application To A Residence Occupied Before The Measures Are Taken; By Amending Section 58-3-70, Relating To Compensation Of Public Service Commission Members, So As To Establish Salaries In Amounts Equal To Ninety Percent Of Supreme Court Associate Justices; By Adding Section 58-41-50 So As To Provide Requirements And Consideration For Co-located Resources Between An Electrical Utility And Its Customer Under Certain Circumstances; To Encourage Development Of A Diverse Mix Of Long-lead, Clean Generation Resources, And To Permit The Public Service Commission To Find Certain Actions In The Public Interest To Permit An Electrical Utility To Capture Available Incentives For Ratepayers; To Permit Deferral Of Certain Reasonable And Prudent Costs For Consideration By The Public Service Commission; By Amending Section 58-40-10, Relating To Definitions, So As To Amend The Definition Of "renewable Energy Resource"; By Adding Chapter 43 To Title 58, So As To Establish Considerations For Electricity Rate And Conditions For Certain Economic Development Projects; By Adding Section 58-37-135 So As To Transfer A Pending Appeal Regarding Energy Infrastructure Permits To The South Carolina Supreme Court; By Amending Section 58-3-530, Relating To The Public Utilities Review Committee's Duties, So As To Require An Annual Review Of The Division Of Consumer Advocacy Related To Its Representation Of Consumers In Utility Matters; By Adding Section 58-3-65 So As To Establish The Public Service Commission's Chief Clerk's Salary Be Based On Recommendations By The Agency Head Salary Commission; By Adding Section 58-33-200 So As To Require The Office Of Regulatory Staff To Retain An Independent Construction Analyst For Any Construction Project Budget Of At Least Five Hundred Million Dollars; To Require A Report By The Office Of Regulatory Staff Regarding The Implementation Of Article 24, Chapter 27, Title 58; To Require Dominion Energy To Evaluate Converting The Wateree Generation Station To Biomass-fired Generation, And To Provide A Report To The General Assembly And The Public Service Commission; And By Amending Section 58-4-50, Relating To Office Of Regulatory Staff Duties, So As To Include Consideration Of Public Service Commission Requirements For Settlement Negotiations. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 25-1-90, Relating To Service Within The State Of Military Forces From Another State, So As To Remove A Reference To The United States Army; By Amending Section 25-1-510, Relating To South Carolina National Guard Appointments, So As To Remove Certain Age Requirements; By Amending Section 25-1-1330, Relating To Annual Settlements For Federal And State Property, So As To Remove References To Federal Property; By Amending Section 25-1-1370, Relating To Allowances For Maintenance, So As To Remove A Requirement That Units Are Entitled To Certain Maintenance Fund Allowances; By Amending Section 42-7-40, Relating To Application To The State, So As To Provide For Other Persons Called Into Active Military Service; By Amending Section 42-7-65, Relating To Average Weekly Wages Designated For Certain Categories Of Employees, So As To Provide For Other Persons Called Into Active Military Service; By Amending Section 42-7-75, Relating To State Agencies' Requirement To Pay Workers' Compensation Premiums, So As To Provide That The Adjutant General May Use Certain Methods For Paying Workers' Compensation Premiums In Certain Cases; By Repealing Section 25-1-360 Relating To Rules And Regulations; By Repealing Section 25-1-380 Relating To The Assistant Adjutant General For Army; By Repealing Section 25-1-390 Relating To The Assistant Adjutant General For Air; By Repealing Section 25-1-410 Relating To Audits And Allowances Of Department Expenses; By Repealing Section 25-1-560 Relating To Publications Of Relative Rank List Of Officers; By Repealing Section 25-1-580 Relating To Officers In Command Of Subordinate Or Detached Units Or Different Units On Duty Together; By Repealing Section 25-1-810 Relating To Promotions Under The Federal Personnel Act; By Repealing Section 25-1-830 Relating To Officer Selection Boards; By Repealing Section 25-1-860 Relating To Vacancies In Staff Of Headquarters And Headquarters Detachment; By Repealing Section 25-1-870 Relating To Vacancies In Grade Of Major General; By Repealing Section 25-1-880 Relating To Vacancies In Grade Of Brigadier General; By Repealing Section 25-1-890 Relating To Vacancies In Grade Of Colonel; By Repealing Section 25-1-930 Relating To Vacancies In Grade Of Warrant Officer; By Repealing Section 25-1-1350 Relating To Requirements For Sharing In Appropriations; And By Repealing Section 25-1-3105 Relating To Members Of The Military Forces To Serve At The Pleasure Of The Adjutant General. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 25-1-90, Relating To Service Within The State Of Military Forces From Another State, So As To Remove A Reference To The United States Army; By Amending Section 25-1-510, Relating To South Carolina National Guard Appointments, So As To Remove Certain Age Requirements; By Amending Section 25-1-1330, Relating To Annual Settlements For Federal And State Property, So As To Remove References To Federal Property; By Amending Section 25-1-1370, Relating To Allowances For Maintenance, So As To Remove A Requirement That Units Are Entitled To Certain Maintenance Fund Allowances; By Amending Section 42-7-40, Relating To Application To The State, So As To Provide For Other Persons Called Into Active Military Service; By Amending Section 42-7-65, Relating To Average Weekly Wages Designated For Certain Categories Of Employees, So As To Provide For Other Persons Called Into Active Military Service; By Amending Section 42-7-75, Relating To State Agencies' Requirement To Pay Workers' Compensation Premiums, So As To Provide That The Adjutant General May Use Certain Methods For Paying Workers' Compensation Premiums In Certain Cases; By Repealing Section 25-1-360 Relating To Rules And Regulations; By Repealing Section 25-1-380 Relating To The Assistant Adjutant General For Army; By Repealing Section 25-1-390 Relating To The Assistant Adjutant General For Air; By Repealing Section 25-1-410 Relating To Audits And Allowances Of Department Expenses; By Repealing Section 25-1-560 Relating To Publications Of Relative Rank List Of Officers; By Repealing Section 25-1-580 Relating To Officers In Command Of Subordinate Or Detached Units Or Different Units On Duty Together; By Repealing Section 25-1-810 Relating To Promotions Under The Federal Personnel Act; By Repealing Section 25-1-830 Relating To Officer Selection Boards; By Repealing Section 25-1-860 Relating To Vacancies In Staff Of Headquarters And Headquarters Detachment; By Repealing Section 25-1-870 Relating To Vacancies In Grade Of Major General; By Repealing Section 25-1-880 Relating To Vacancies In Grade Of Brigadier General; By Repealing Section 25-1-890 Relating To Vacancies In Grade Of Colonel; By Repealing Section 25-1-930 Relating To Vacancies In Grade Of Warrant Officer; By Repealing Section 25-1-1350 Relating To Requirements For Sharing In Appropriations; And By Repealing Section 25-1-3105 Relating To Members Of The Military Forces To Serve At The Pleasure Of The Adjutant General. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 25-11-50, Relating To County Veterans' Affairs Officers, So As To Provide That The Secretary Shall Evaluate Each County Veterans' Affairs Office No More Than Twice Per Year. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 25-11-50, Relating To County Veterans' Affairs Officers, So As To Provide That The Secretary Shall Evaluate Each County Veterans' Affairs Office No More Than Twice Per Year. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 59-25-60 So As To Provide The State Department Of Education Shall Award Years Of Experience Credit For Certain Relevant Non-teaching Occupational Experience To Certificates Of Educators Who Satisfy Certain Requirements, And To Provide Such Experience Credit May Be Awarded Solely For The Purpose Of Advancement On The Teacher Salary Schedule, To Provide Other Existing Certification Requirements Remain Unchanged By This Act; And To Provide Directives To The State Department Of Education Concerning The Implementation Of This Act. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 59-25-60 So As To Provide The State Department Of Education Shall Award Years Of Experience Credit For Certain Relevant Non-teaching Occupational Experience To Certificates Of Educators Who Satisfy Certain Requirements, And To Provide Such Experience Credit May Be Awarded Solely For The Purpose Of Advancement On The Teacher Salary Schedule, To Provide Other Existing Certification Requirements Remain Unchanged By This Act; And To Provide Directives To The State Department Of Education Concerning The Implementation Of This Act. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Article 3 To Chapter 75, Title 39 So As To Provide Requirements For Waste Tire Manifests And Related Provisions; By Adding Article 5 To Chapter 75, Title 39 So As To Prohibit The Installation Of Unsafe Used Tires, And Related Provisions; By Amending Section 44-96-170, Relating To Waste Tires, So As To Provide That A County May Charge Up To Four Hundred Dollars As A Tipping Fee; By Amending Section 44-96-170, Relating To Waste Tires, So As To Amend The Collection Of The Fee To Include Used Tires, To Provide For The Application Of The Waste Tire Fee And Related Waste Tire Funds, To Remove The Rebate Provisions, And To Provide For The Development Of A Statewide Market Infrastructure For Tire-derived Products; And To Direct The Code Commissioner To Make Conforming Changes. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Article 3 To Chapter 75, Title 39 So As To Provide Requirements For Waste Tire Manifests And Related Provisions; By Adding Article 5 To Chapter 75, Title 39 So As To Prohibit The Installation Of Unsafe Used Tires, And Related Provisions; By Amending Section 44-96-170, Relating To Waste Tires, So As To Provide That A County May Charge Up To Four Hundred Dollars As A Tipping Fee; By Amending Section 44-96-170, Relating To Waste Tires, So As To Amend The Collection Of The Fee To Include Used Tires, To Provide For The Application Of The Waste Tire Fee And Related Waste Tire Funds, To Remove The Rebate Provisions, And To Provide For The Development Of A Statewide Market Infrastructure For Tire-derived Products; And To Direct The Code Commissioner To Make Conforming Changes. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 59-40-50, Relating To Charter School Admissions, So As To Revise Admissions Preference Criteria And Procedures, And To Add Provisions Concerning Students With Multiple Enrollment Preferences. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 59-40-50, Relating To Charter School Admissions, So As To Revise Admissions Preference Criteria And Procedures, And To Add Provisions Concerning Students With Multiple Enrollment Preferences. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 50-11-430, Relating To Bear Hunting, So As To Remove References To A Registered Party Dog Hunt In Game Zone 1. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 50-11-430, Relating To Bear Hunting, So As To Remove References To A Registered Party Dog Hunt In Game Zone 1. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 7-7-350, Relating To The Designation Of Voting Precincts In Lancaster County, So As To Combine Certain Precincts And Redesignate Map Numbers On Which These Precincts Are Designated. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 7-7-350, Relating To The Designation Of Voting Precincts In Lancaster County, So As To Combine Certain Precincts And Redesignate Map Numbers On Which These Precincts Are Designated. - Ratified Title
