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 Amending Section 62-3-1201, Relating To Collection Of Personal Property By Affidavit, So As To Increase The Limit Of Estates To Forty-five Thousand Dollars; By Amending Section 62-3-1203, Relating To Small Estates And Summary Administrative Procedures, So As To Increase The Limit Of Estates To Forty-five Thousand Dollars; By Amending Section 62-3-1204, Relating To Small Estates And Closing By Sworn Statement Of Personal Representatives, So As To Increase The Limit Of Estates To Forty-five Thousand Dollars; And By Amending Section 62-2-401, Relating To Exempt Properties, So As To Increase The Limit Of Exempt Properties To Forty-five Thousand Dollars. - 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 Amending Section 62-3-1201, Relating To Collection Of Personal Property By Affidavit, So As To Increase The Limit Of Estates To Forty-five Thousand Dollars; By Amending Section 62-3-1203, Relating To Small Estates And Summary Administrative Procedures, So As To Increase The Limit Of Estates To Forty-five Thousand Dollars; By Amending Section 62-3-1204, Relating To Small Estates And Closing By Sworn Statement Of Personal Representatives, So As To Increase The Limit Of Estates To Forty-five Thousand Dollars; And By Amending Section 62-2-401, Relating To Exempt Properties, So As To Increase The Limit Of Exempt Properties To Forty-five Thousand Dollars. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 62-3-1201, Relating To Collection Of Personal Property By Affidavit, So As To Increase The Limit Of Estates To Forty-five Thousand Dollars; By Amending Section 62-3-1203, Relating To Small Estates And Summary Administrative Procedures, So As To Increase The Limit Of Estates To Forty-five Thousand Dollars; By Amending Section 62-3-1204, Relating To Small Estates And Closing By Sworn Statement Of Personal Representatives, So As To Increase The Limit Of Estates To Forty-five Thousand Dollars; And By Amending Section 62-2-401, Relating To Exempt Properties, So As To Increase The Limit Of Exempt Properties To Forty-five Thousand Dollars. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Chapter 36 To Title 56 So As To Define Certain Terms, To Establish Guidelines For The Operation Of Peer-to-peer Car Sharing Programs, And To Establish Insurance And Liability Procedures; And To Provide The Department Of Insurance Shall Promulgate Regulations To Implement The Provisions Of This Act. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Chapter 36 To Title 56 So As To Define Certain Terms, To Establish Guidelines For The Operation Of Peer-to-peer Car Sharing Programs, And To Establish Insurance And Liability Procedures; And To Provide The Department Of Insurance Shall Promulgate Regulations To Implement The Provisions Of This Act. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 27-6-20, Relating To Nonvested Property Interest Or Power Of Appointment, So As To Increase The Time An Interest Can Vest From Ninety Years To Three Hundred Sixty Years; By Amending Section 27-6-40, Relating To Reformation Of Property Dispositions, So As To Increase The Time Limit From Ninety Years To Three Hundred Sixty Years; By Amending Section 62-7-504, Relating To Discretionary Trusts, So As To Provide Certain Situations In Which A Beneficiary Of A Trust May Not Be Considered A Settlor; By Amending Section 62-7-505, Relating To Creditors' Claims Against A Settlor, So As To Provide That Certain Amounts Paid To Taxing Authorities May Not Be Considered An Amount That May Be Distributed For The Settlor's Benefit; And By Adding Section 62-7-508 So As To Provide For Certain Grantor Trust Reimbursements. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 27-6-20, Relating To Nonvested Property Interest Or Power Of Appointment, So As To Increase The Time An Interest Can Vest From Ninety Years To Three Hundred Sixty Years; By Amending Section 27-6-40, Relating To Reformation Of Property Dispositions, So As To Increase The Time Limit From Ninety Years To Three Hundred Sixty Years; By Amending Section 62-7-504, Relating To Discretionary Trusts, So As To Provide Certain Situations In Which A Beneficiary Of A Trust May Not Be Considered A Settlor; By Amending Section 62-7-505, Relating To Creditors' Claims Against A Settlor, So As To Provide That Certain Amounts Paid To Taxing Authorities May Not Be Considered An Amount That May Be Distributed For The Settlor's Benefit; And By Adding Section 62-7-508 So As To Provide For Certain Grantor Trust Reimbursements. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 50-5-2730, Relating To The Applicability Of Federal Fishing Regulations In State Waters, So As To Provide For The Season, Catch Limits, And Minimum Sizes For Certain Species Under The Snapper-grouper Fishery Management Plan. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 50-5-2730, Relating To The Applicability Of Federal Fishing Regulations In State Waters, So As To Provide For The Season, Catch Limits, And Minimum Sizes For Certain Species Under The Snapper-grouper Fishery Management Plan. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 31-12-30, Relating To Redevelopment Of Federal Military Installations Definitions, So As To Provide That A Redevelopment Project Includes Certain Affordable Housing Projects; And By Amending Section 31-12-210, Relating To Issuance Of Obligations For Redevelopment Projects By Municipality, So As To Provide When Certain Obligations Must Be Issued. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 31-12-30, Relating To Redevelopment Of Federal Military Installations Definitions, So As To Provide That A Redevelopment Project Includes Certain Affordable Housing Projects; And By Amending Section 31-12-210, Relating To Issuance Of Obligations For Redevelopment Projects By Municipality, So As To Provide When Certain Obligations Must Be Issued. - Ratified Title
Recognize And Honor Mary Louise "mary Lou" Reynolds Lee, Beloved Second Grade Teacher At Wilson Hall, Upon The Occasion Of Her Retirement After Fifty-six Years Of Exemplary Service, And To Wish Her Continued Success And Happiness In All Her Future Endeavors.
Recognize And Honor Mary Louise "mary Lou" Reynolds Lee, Beloved Second Grade Teacher At Wilson Hall, Upon The Occasion Of Her Retirement After Fifty-six Years Of Exemplary Service, And To Wish Her Continued Success And Happiness In All Her Future Endeavors.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "south Carolina Speed Safety Act Of 2025" By Adding Article 12 To Chapter 5, Title 56 So As To Provide Definitions, And To Provide Certain Local Governmental Agencies To Employ Speed Safety Systems; By Amending Section 56-5-70, Relating To Certain Vehicle Requirements Suspended During States Of Emergency, And Declarations Of Emergencies Triggering Federal Relief, So As To Delete The Provision Concerning The Issuance Of Citations For Certain Traffic Violations; By Amending Section 56-5-710, Relating To Powers Of Local Authorities, So As To Delete The Provision Relating To The Issuance Of Certain Traffic Citations; And By Repealing Section 56-7-35, Relating To The Issuance Of Uniform Traffic Tickets For Certain Offenses.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "south Carolina Speed Safety Act Of 2025" By Adding Article 12 To Chapter 5, Title 56 So As To Provide Definitions, And To Provide Certain Local Governmental Agencies To Employ Speed Safety Systems; By Amending Section 56-5-70, Relating To Certain Vehicle Requirements Suspended During States Of Emergency, And Declarations Of Emergencies Triggering Federal Relief, So As To Delete The Provision Concerning The Issuance Of Citations For Certain Traffic Violations; By Amending Section 56-5-710, Relating To Powers Of Local Authorities, So As To Delete The Provision Relating To The Issuance Of Certain Traffic Citations; And By Repealing Section 56-7-35, Relating To The Issuance Of Uniform Traffic Tickets For Certain Offenses.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 23-23-45, Relating To 911 Telecommunicators Training, So As To Require Telecommunicators Must Complete Successfully Annual Wellness Examinations; By Adding Section 23-9-200 So As To Provide The State Fire Marshal Shall Require All Firefighters Complete Successfully Annual Wellness Examinations; By Amending Section 44-61-80, Relating To Emergency Medical Technician Certificates, So As To Require Emergency Medical Technicians Complete Successfully Annual Wellness Examinations; And By Adding Section 23-23-57 So As To Provide All Law Enforcement Officers Must Complete Successfully Annual Wellness Examinations.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 23-23-45, Relating To 911 Telecommunicators Training, So As To Require Telecommunicators Must Complete Successfully Annual Wellness Examinations; By Adding Section 23-9-200 So As To Provide The State Fire Marshal Shall Require All Firefighters Complete Successfully Annual Wellness Examinations; By Amending Section 44-61-80, Relating To Emergency Medical Technician Certificates, So As To Require Emergency Medical Technicians Complete Successfully Annual Wellness Examinations; And By Adding Section 23-23-57 So As To Provide All Law Enforcement Officers Must Complete Successfully Annual Wellness Examinations.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "educator Assistance Act" By Adding Section 59-101-145 So As To Authorize The Use Of Data Being Collected Under Current Procedures To Report On Certain Postsecondary Matters Concerning Graduates Of South Carolina Public Schools, And To Require The Streamlining Of Data Collection Timelines And Processes; By Amending Section 59-25-47, Relating To Policies Authorizing Payments For Unused Teacher Leave, So As To Require Additional Policies That Allow Teachers To Donate Such Unused Leave To A Leave Bank For Other Employees, And To Provide Requirements For The Policies; By Amending Section 59-25-410, Relating To Annual Notification Of School Teacher Employment And Assignments, So As To Provide The Notification Must Include Certain Salary Information Requirements In The Required Notice, To Provide Notice Of Tentative Teacher Assignments Must Be Provided No Later Than Fourteen Calendar Days Before The Start Of The School Year, And To Prohibit Limitations On Teacher Reassignments; By Amending Section 59-1-425, Relating To Required Days For Collegial Professional Development In The Annual School Calendar, So As To Increase The Number Of Days To Four, To Provide Districts Must Verify Completing Of The Required Collegial Professional Development In A Certain Manner, To Provide Teachers And Instructional Assistants Must Be Provided Self-directed Free Time To Evaluate Student Academic Data, Instructional Planning, And Classroom Preparation, And To Remove A Two-day Maximum Limitation On Use Of These Collegial Professional Development Days For The Preparation And Opening Of Schools; By Amending Section 59-25-160, Relating To Actions Constituting Just Cause Grounds For Teacher Certificate Revocation Or Suspension Purposes, So As To Include Breach Of Contract; By Amending Section 59-25-530, Relating To Unprofessional Conduct And Breach Of Contract By Teachers, So As To Recharacterize Certain Actions As Being Breach Of Contract Instead Of Unprofessional Conduct, To Revise The Penalties And Consequences For Such Breaches Of Contract, And To Provide An Exemption From Breach Of Contract Findings For Teachers Who Move To Bona Fide Residences In Noncontiguous Counties During The Contract Term, Among Other Things; By Amending Section 59-26-40, Relating To Continuing Contract Status For Teachers, So As To Require Completion Of Collegial Professional Development, And To Provide Employing Districts Shall Award Credits For Professional Teaching Certificate Renewal To Continuing Contract Teachers Who Successfully Complete Such Collegial Professional Development; By Amending Section 59-26-45, Relating To Retired Educator Teaching Certificates, So As To Make Such Certificates Lifetime In Duration Instead Of Renewable, To Provide Such Teachers May Teach On A Full-time Basis Or Part-time Basis, And To Exempt Such Teachers From Certificate Renewal Requirements; By Repealing Section 59-101-130 Relating To High Schools Reporting To The Superintendent Of Education, And Institutions Of Higher Learning Reporting To High Schools; And By Repealing Section 59-101-140 Relating To Tabulation Of Reports. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "educator Assistance Act" By Adding Section 59-101-145 So As To Authorize The Use Of Data Being Collected Under Current Procedures To Report On Certain Postsecondary Matters Concerning Graduates Of South Carolina Public Schools, And To Require The Streamlining Of Data Collection Timelines And Processes; By Amending Section 59-25-47, Relating To Policies Authorizing Payments For Unused Teacher Leave, So As To Require Additional Policies That Allow Teachers To Donate Such Unused Leave To A Leave Bank For Other Employees, And To Provide Requirements For The Policies; By Amending Section 59-25-410, Relating To Annual Notification Of School Teacher Employment And Assignments, So As To Provide The Notification Must Include Certain Salary Information Requirements In The Required Notice, To Provide Notice Of Tentative Teacher Assignments Must Be Provided No Later Than Fourteen Calendar Days Before The Start Of The School Year, And To Prohibit Limitations On Teacher Reassignments; By Amending Section 59-1-425, Relating To Required Days For Collegial Professional Development In The Annual School Calendar, So As To Increase The Number Of Days To Four, To Provide Districts Must Verify Completing Of The Required Collegial Professional Development In A Certain Manner, To Provide Teachers And Instructional Assistants Must Be Provided Self-directed Free Time To Evaluate Student Academic Data, Instructional Planning, And Classroom Preparation, And To Remove A Two-day Maximum Limitation On Use Of These Collegial Professional Development Days For The Preparation And Opening Of Schools; By Amending Section 59-25-160, Relating To Actions Constituting Just Cause Grounds For Teacher Certificate Revocation Or Suspension Purposes, So As To Include Breach Of Contract; By Amending Section 59-25-530, Relating To Unprofessional Conduct And Breach Of Contract By Teachers, So As To Recharacterize Certain Actions As Being Breach Of Contract Instead Of Unprofessional Conduct, To Revise The Penalties And Consequences For Such Breaches Of Contract, And To Provide An Exemption From Breach Of Contract Findings For Teachers Who Move To Bona Fide Residences In Noncontiguous Counties During The Contract Term, Among Other Things; By Amending Section 59-26-40, Relating To Continuing Contract Status For Teachers, So As To Require Completion Of Collegial Professional Development, And To Provide Employing Districts Shall Award Credits For Professional Teaching Certificate Renewal To Continuing Contract Teachers Who Successfully Complete Such Collegial Professional Development; By Amending Section 59-26-45, Relating To Retired Educator Teaching Certificates, So As To Make Such Certificates Lifetime In Duration Instead Of Renewable, To Provide Such Teachers May Teach On A Full-time Basis Or Part-time Basis, And To Exempt Such Teachers From Certificate Renewal Requirements; By Repealing Section 59-101-130 Relating To High Schools Reporting To The Superintendent Of Education, And Institutions Of Higher Learning Reporting To High Schools; And By Repealing Section 59-101-140 Relating To Tabulation Of Reports. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 59-8-110, Relating To Definitions Concerning The Education Scholarship Trust Fund, So As To Revise Definitions; By Amending Section 59-8-115, Relating To Scholarship Application Criteria And Procedures, So As Provide Requirements Concerning Priority And General Applications, To Provide Certain Exemption Acknowledgement Requirements For Nonpublic Education Service Providers, Among Other Things; By Amending Section 59-8-120, Relating To The Establishment Of The South Carolina Education Scholarship Trust Fund, So As To Recharacterize Its Corpus And Revise Its Usages, To Establish A Trustee Appointment For The Fund And To Provide The Qualifications And Duties Of The Trustee, And To Establish Scholarship Allocation Amounts And Accountability Measures; By Amending Section 59-8-125, Relating To Scholarship Fund Payments, So As To Provide For The Role Of The Trustee In Making Such Payments, To Provide For Trustee Payments, And To Provide Terms For A Contractual Relationship For The Performance Of The Trustee's Duties, Among Other Things; By Amending Section 59-8-130, Relating To Scholarship Eligibility Termination Notice Requirements, So As To Restate The Section; By Amending Section 59-8-135, Relating To Scholarship Participant Number Limitations, So As To Revise The Limitations, Enable Increases, And Remove A Periodic Program Eligibility And Use Review Requirement; By Amending Section 59-8-140, Relating To Education Service Provider Program Participation Requirements, So As To Include Eligible Schools, And To Remove Certain Administrative Requirements Of The State Department Of Education; By Amending Section 58-8-145, Relating To Miscellaneous Department Administrative Requirements, So As To Remove A Provision Allowing The Department To Contract With Qualified Organizations For Related Assistance; By Adding Section 59-8-147 So As To Provide The Department Shall Post Certain Information About The Program On Its Internet Website, To Provide Requirements Of The Department Concerning The Application Process, And To Provide A Grace Period For Applicants To Correct Minor Errors; By Amending Section 59-8-150, Relating To Education Service Provider Requirements, So As To Expand Employee Criminal Background Checks, To Revise Employee Surety Bond Requirements, To Revise Assessment Requirements, And To Remove A Provision Authorizing The Department To Promulgate Related Regulations, Among Other Things; By Amending Section 59-8-160, Relating To The Education Scholarship Trust Fund Review Panel, So As To Restate The Section; By Amending Section 59-8-165, Relating To District-level Student Transfer Policies, So As To Replace The Existing Language With Provisions Concerning Interdistrict Transfers; By Amending Section 59-8-170, Relating To An Exemption From High School League Transfer Eligibility Rules For Interdistrict Transfer Scholarship Students, So As To Make The Provision Applicable To Scholarship And Nonscholarship Students, And To Provide Subsequent Transfers Are Subject To High School League Eligibility Rules; And By Amending Section 59-150-350, Relating To Scholarships Designated To Receive Lottery Funding, So As To Include The South Carolina Education Scholarship Trust Fund. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 59-8-110, Relating To Definitions Concerning The Education Scholarship Trust Fund, So As To Revise Definitions; By Amending Section 59-8-115, Relating To Scholarship Application Criteria And Procedures, So As Provide Requirements Concerning Priority And General Applications, To Provide Certain Exemption Acknowledgement Requirements For Nonpublic Education Service Providers, Among Other Things; By Amending Section 59-8-120, Relating To The Establishment Of The South Carolina Education Scholarship Trust Fund, So As To Recharacterize Its Corpus And Revise Its Usages, To Establish A Trustee Appointment For The Fund And To Provide The Qualifications And Duties Of The Trustee, And To Establish Scholarship Allocation Amounts And Accountability Measures; By Amending Section 59-8-125, Relating To Scholarship Fund Payments, So As To Provide For The Role Of The Trustee In Making Such Payments, To Provide For Trustee Payments, And To Provide Terms For A Contractual Relationship For The Performance Of The Trustee's Duties, Among Other Things; By Amending Section 59-8-130, Relating To Scholarship Eligibility Termination Notice Requirements, So As To Restate The Section; By Amending Section 59-8-135, Relating To Scholarship Participant Number Limitations, So As To Revise The Limitations, Enable Increases, And Remove A Periodic Program Eligibility And Use Review Requirement; By Amending Section 59-8-140, Relating To Education Service Provider Program Participation Requirements, So As To Include Eligible Schools, And To Remove Certain Administrative Requirements Of The State Department Of Education; By Amending Section 58-8-145, Relating To Miscellaneous Department Administrative Requirements, So As To Remove A Provision Allowing The Department To Contract With Qualified Organizations For Related Assistance; By Adding Section 59-8-147 So As To Provide The Department Shall Post Certain Information About The Program On Its Internet Website, To Provide Requirements Of The Department Concerning The Application Process, And To Provide A Grace Period For Applicants To Correct Minor Errors; By Amending Section 59-8-150, Relating To Education Service Provider Requirements, So As To Expand Employee Criminal Background Checks, To Revise Employee Surety Bond Requirements, To Revise Assessment Requirements, And To Remove A Provision Authorizing The Department To Promulgate Related Regulations, Among Other Things; By Amending Section 59-8-160, Relating To The Education Scholarship Trust Fund Review Panel, So As To Restate The Section; By Amending Section 59-8-165, Relating To District-level Student Transfer Policies, So As To Replace The Existing Language With Provisions Concerning Interdistrict Transfers; By Amending Section 59-8-170, Relating To An Exemption From High School League Transfer Eligibility Rules For Interdistrict Transfer Scholarship Students, So As To Make The Provision Applicable To Scholarship And Nonscholarship Students, And To Provide Subsequent Transfers Are Subject To High School League Eligibility Rules; And By Amending Section 59-150-350, Relating To Scholarships Designated To Receive Lottery Funding, So As To Include The South Carolina Education Scholarship Trust Fund. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 25-11-730 So As To Provide That The Department Of Veterans' Affairs Shall Adopt Criteria For Admissions To And Discharges From South Carolina Veterans Homes And To Provide For The Submission Of Such Criteria.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 25-11-730 So As To Provide That The Department Of Veterans' Affairs Shall Adopt Criteria For Admissions To And Discharges From South Carolina Veterans Homes And To Provide For The Submission Of Such Criteria.
Provide That In Addition To The Matters Which May Be Considered By The General Assembly After May 8, 2025, Pursuant To The Sine Die Resolution For The 2025 Legislative Session As Passed By The General Assembly, H. 4465 Relating To The "privacy In Public Spaces Act" Also May Be Introduced, Received, And Considered By Each Body Of The General Assembly Prior To Sine Die Adjournment Including, But Not Limited To, Concurrence, Nonconcurrence, And Appointment Of Conferees; Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Conference And Free Conference Reports; And Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Any Vetoes, If Applicable.
Provide That In Addition To The Matters Which May Be Considered By The General Assembly After May 8, 2025, Pursuant To The Sine Die Resolution For The 2025 Legislative Session As Passed By The General Assembly, H. 4465 Relating To The "privacy In Public Spaces Act" Also May Be Introduced, Received, And Considered By Each Body Of The General Assembly Prior To Sine Die Adjournment Including, But Not Limited To, Concurrence, Nonconcurrence, And Appointment Of Conferees; Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Conference And Free Conference Reports; And Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Any Vetoes, If Applicable.
Provide That In Addition To The Matters Which May Be Considered By The General Assembly After May 8, 2025, Pursuant To The Sine Die Resolution For The 2025 Legislative Session As Passed By The General Assembly, Legislation Relating To Parental Rights Also May Be Introduced, Received, And Considered By Each Body Of The General Assembly Prior To Sine Die Adjournment Including, But Not Limited To, Concurrence, Nonconcurrence, And Appointment Of Conferees; Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Conference And Free Conference Reports; And Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Any Vetoes, If Applicable.
Provide That In Addition To The Matters Which May Be Considered By The General Assembly After May 8, 2025, Pursuant To The Sine Die Resolution For The 2025 Legislative Session As Passed By The General Assembly, Legislation Relating To Parental Rights Also May Be Introduced, Received, And Considered By Each Body Of The General Assembly Prior To Sine Die Adjournment Including, But Not Limited To, Concurrence, Nonconcurrence, And Appointment Of Conferees; Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Conference And Free Conference Reports; And Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Any Vetoes, If Applicable.
A Senate Resolution To Recognize And Honor Gospel Music Star Jason Crabb For His Outstanding Professional Accomplishments And His Example Of Faith.
A Senate Resolution To Recognize And Honor Gospel Music Star Jason Crabb For His Outstanding Professional Accomplishments And His Example Of Faith.
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 An Agent Or Investment Advisor Representative As Individuals Subject To An Order 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 39-73-80, Relating To State Securities Laws, So As To Make Conforming Changes; 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 An Order 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 Attorney General's Office 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 Adding Section 39-73-400 So As To Provide For Severability Of This Chapter; And By Repealing Section 39-73-355 Relating To Administrative Proceedings.
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 An Agent Or Investment Advisor Representative As Individuals Subject To An Order 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 39-73-80, Relating To State Securities Laws, So As To Make Conforming Changes; 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 An Order 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 Attorney General's Office 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 Adding Section 39-73-400 So As To Provide For Severability Of This Chapter; And By Repealing Section 39-73-355 Relating To Administrative Proceedings.
Provide That In Addition To The Matters Which May Be Considered By The General Assembly After May 8, 2025, Pursuant To The Sine Die Resolution For The 2025 Legislative Session As Passed By The General Assembly, Bills Relating To Closed Partisan Primaries Also May Be Introduced, Received, And Considered By Each Body Of The General Assembly Prior To Sine Die Adjournment Including, But Not Limited To, Concurrence, Nonconcurrence, And Appointment Of Conferees; Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Conference And Free Conference Reports; And Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Any Vetoes, If Applicable.
Provide That In Addition To The Matters Which May Be Considered By The General Assembly After May 8, 2025, Pursuant To The Sine Die Resolution For The 2025 Legislative Session As Passed By The General Assembly, Bills Relating To Closed Partisan Primaries Also May Be Introduced, Received, And Considered By Each Body Of The General Assembly Prior To Sine Die Adjournment Including, But Not Limited To, Concurrence, Nonconcurrence, And Appointment Of Conferees; Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Conference And Free Conference Reports; And Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Any Vetoes, If Applicable.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "protections From Abortion-inducing Drugs Act" By Adding Article 8 To Chapter 41, Title 44 So As To Prohibit The Manufacturing, Possession, Distribution, Mailing, Transporting, Delivering, Or Providing Of Abortion-inducing Drugs In This State Or Engaging In Conduct That Would Make A Person An Accomplice To The Prohibited Conduct, With Exceptions; To Define Terms; To Authorize Qui Tam Actions For Violation Of The Provisions Of The Article; And For Other Purposes.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "protections From Abortion-inducing Drugs Act" By Adding Article 8 To Chapter 41, Title 44 So As To Prohibit The Manufacturing, Possession, Distribution, Mailing, Transporting, Delivering, Or Providing Of Abortion-inducing Drugs In This State Or Engaging In Conduct That Would Make A Person An Accomplice To The Prohibited Conduct, With Exceptions; To Define Terms; To Authorize Qui Tam Actions For Violation Of The Provisions Of The Article; And For Other Purposes.
Authorize The South Carolina Legislative Black Caucus Youth Legislative Conference To Use The Chamber Of The South Carolina House Of Representatives For Its Annual State House Meeting On Friday, October 31, 2025. However, The Chamber May Not Be Used If The House Is In Session Or The Chamber Is Otherwise Unavailable.
Authorize The South Carolina Legislative Black Caucus Youth Legislative Conference To Use The Chamber Of The South Carolina House Of Representatives For Its Annual State House Meeting On Friday, October 31, 2025. However, The Chamber May Not Be Used If The House Is In Session Or The Chamber Is Otherwise Unavailable.
A Senate Resolution To Recognize May 8, 2025, As "national Guard Day" In South Carolina And To Recognize And Honor The Many Sacrifices And Valuable Contributions The South Carolina National Guard Makes To Protect The Freedom, Democracy, And Security Of Our State And Nation.
A Senate Resolution To Recognize May 8, 2025, As "national Guard Day" In South Carolina And To Recognize And Honor The Many Sacrifices And Valuable Contributions The South Carolina National Guard Makes To Protect The Freedom, Democracy, And Security Of Our State And Nation.
Recognize And Commend Tiffanyj For Her Exceptional Community Service And To Celebrate The Twelfth And Final Beauty, You Are Boot Camp, Which Has Shaped The Lives Of So Many Young Girls Across The Southeast.
Recognize And Commend Tiffanyj For Her Exceptional Community Service And To Celebrate The Twelfth And Final Beauty, You Are Boot Camp, Which Has Shaped The Lives Of So Many Young Girls Across The Southeast.
Declare Thursday, May 8, 2025, As "national Guard Day" In South Carolina And To Recognize And Honor The Many Sacrifices And Valuable Contributions The South Carolina National Guard Makes To Protect The Freedom, Democracy, And Security Of Our State And Nation.
Declare Thursday, May 8, 2025, As "national Guard Day" In South Carolina And To Recognize And Honor The Many Sacrifices And Valuable Contributions The South Carolina National Guard Makes To Protect The Freedom, Democracy, And Security Of Our State And Nation.
Recognize And Honor The Heathwood Hall Episcopal School Boys Track And Field Team, Coaches, And School Officials For An Outstanding Season And To Congratulate Them For Winning The 2025 South Carolina Independent School Association Division 1 State Championship Title.
Recognize And Honor The Heathwood Hall Episcopal School Boys Track And Field Team, Coaches, And School Officials For An Outstanding Season And To Congratulate Them For Winning The 2025 South Carolina Independent School Association Division 1 State Championship Title.
Formally Censure Representative John R. Mccravy Iii, For Statements Made In Violation Of Rule 3.6, Rules Of The House Of Representatives, Regarding Decorum And Under The Authority Of Section 12, Article Iii Of The Constitution Of The State Of South Carolina, 1895.
Formally Censure Representative John R. Mccravy Iii, For Statements Made In Violation Of Rule 3.6, Rules Of The House Of Representatives, Regarding Decorum And Under The Authority Of Section 12, Article Iii Of The Constitution Of The State Of South Carolina, 1895.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 54-3-10, Relating To The State Ports Authority's Board Membership, So As To Provide That At Least One Of The Members Must Be A Resident Of Berkeley, Charleston, Or Dorchester County.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 54-3-10, Relating To The State Ports Authority's Board Membership, So As To Provide That At Least One Of The Members Must Be A Resident Of Berkeley, Charleston, Or Dorchester County.
Repeal Act 21 Of 1959, As Amended, Relating To The Horry County Police Commission.
Repeal Act 21 Of 1959, As Amended, Relating To The Horry County Police Commission.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 62-3-1201, Relating To Collection Of Personal Property By Affidavit, So As To Increase The Limit Of Estates To Forty-five Thousand Dollars; By Amending Section 62-3-1203, Relating To Small Estates And Summary Administrative Procedures, So As To Increase The Limit Of Estates To Forty-five Thousand Dollars; By Amending Section 62-3-1204, Relating To Small Estates And Closing By Sworn Statement Of Personal Representatives, So As To Increase The Limit Of Estates To Forty-five Thousand Dollars; And By Amending Section 62-2-401, Relating To Exempt Properties, So As To Increase The Limit Of Exempt Properties To Forty-five Thousand Dollars. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Chapter 36 To Title 56 So As To Define Certain Terms, To Establish Guidelines For The Operation Of Peer-to-peer Car Sharing Programs, And To Establish Insurance And Liability Procedures; And To Provide The Department Of Insurance Shall Promulgate Regulations To Implement The Provisions Of This Act. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Chapter 36 To Title 56 So As To Define Certain Terms, To Establish Guidelines For The Operation Of Peer-to-peer Car Sharing Programs, And To Establish Insurance And Liability Procedures; And To Provide The Department Of Insurance Shall Promulgate Regulations To Implement The Provisions Of This Act. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 27-6-20, Relating To Nonvested Property Interest Or Power Of Appointment, So As To Increase The Time An Interest Can Vest From Ninety Years To Three Hundred Sixty Years; By Amending Section 27-6-40, Relating To Reformation Of Property Dispositions, So As To Increase The Time Limit From Ninety Years To Three Hundred Sixty Years; By Amending Section 62-7-504, Relating To Discretionary Trusts, So As To Provide Certain Situations In Which A Beneficiary Of A Trust May Not Be Considered A Settlor; By Amending Section 62-7-505, Relating To Creditors' Claims Against A Settlor, So As To Provide That Certain Amounts Paid To Taxing Authorities May Not Be Considered An Amount That May Be Distributed For The Settlor's Benefit; And By Adding Section 62-7-508 So As To Provide For Certain Grantor Trust Reimbursements. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 27-6-20, Relating To Nonvested Property Interest Or Power Of Appointment, So As To Increase The Time An Interest Can Vest From Ninety Years To Three Hundred Sixty Years; By Amending Section 27-6-40, Relating To Reformation Of Property Dispositions, So As To Increase The Time Limit From Ninety Years To Three Hundred Sixty Years; By Amending Section 62-7-504, Relating To Discretionary Trusts, So As To Provide Certain Situations In Which A Beneficiary Of A Trust May Not Be Considered A Settlor; By Amending Section 62-7-505, Relating To Creditors' Claims Against A Settlor, So As To Provide That Certain Amounts Paid To Taxing Authorities May Not Be Considered An Amount That May Be Distributed For The Settlor's Benefit; And By Adding Section 62-7-508 So As To Provide For Certain Grantor Trust Reimbursements. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 50-5-2730, Relating To The Applicability Of Federal Fishing Regulations In State Waters, So As To Provide For The Season, Catch Limits, And Minimum Sizes For Certain Species Under The Snapper-grouper Fishery Management Plan. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 50-5-2730, Relating To The Applicability Of Federal Fishing Regulations In State Waters, So As To Provide For The Season, Catch Limits, And Minimum Sizes For Certain Species Under The Snapper-grouper Fishery Management Plan. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 31-12-30, Relating To Redevelopment Of Federal Military Installations Definitions, So As To Provide That A Redevelopment Project Includes Certain Affordable Housing Projects; And By Amending Section 31-12-210, Relating To Issuance Of Obligations For Redevelopment Projects By Municipality, So As To Provide When Certain Obligations Must Be Issued. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 31-12-30, Relating To Redevelopment Of Federal Military Installations Definitions, So As To Provide That A Redevelopment Project Includes Certain Affordable Housing Projects; And By Amending Section 31-12-210, Relating To Issuance Of Obligations For Redevelopment Projects By Municipality, So As To Provide When Certain Obligations Must Be Issued. - Ratified Title
Recognize And Honor Mary Louise "mary Lou" Reynolds Lee, Beloved Second Grade Teacher At Wilson Hall, Upon The Occasion Of Her Retirement After Fifty-six Years Of Exemplary Service, And To Wish Her Continued Success And Happiness In All Her Future Endeavors.
Recognize And Honor Mary Louise "mary Lou" Reynolds Lee, Beloved Second Grade Teacher At Wilson Hall, Upon The Occasion Of Her Retirement After Fifty-six Years Of Exemplary Service, And To Wish Her Continued Success And Happiness In All Her Future Endeavors.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "south Carolina Speed Safety Act Of 2025" By Adding Article 12 To Chapter 5, Title 56 So As To Provide Definitions, And To Provide Certain Local Governmental Agencies To Employ Speed Safety Systems; By Amending Section 56-5-70, Relating To Certain Vehicle Requirements Suspended During States Of Emergency, And Declarations Of Emergencies Triggering Federal Relief, So As To Delete The Provision Concerning The Issuance Of Citations For Certain Traffic Violations; By Amending Section 56-5-710, Relating To Powers Of Local Authorities, So As To Delete The Provision Relating To The Issuance Of Certain Traffic Citations; And By Repealing Section 56-7-35, Relating To The Issuance Of Uniform Traffic Tickets For Certain Offenses.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "south Carolina Speed Safety Act Of 2025" By Adding Article 12 To Chapter 5, Title 56 So As To Provide Definitions, And To Provide Certain Local Governmental Agencies To Employ Speed Safety Systems; By Amending Section 56-5-70, Relating To Certain Vehicle Requirements Suspended During States Of Emergency, And Declarations Of Emergencies Triggering Federal Relief, So As To Delete The Provision Concerning The Issuance Of Citations For Certain Traffic Violations; By Amending Section 56-5-710, Relating To Powers Of Local Authorities, So As To Delete The Provision Relating To The Issuance Of Certain Traffic Citations; And By Repealing Section 56-7-35, Relating To The Issuance Of Uniform Traffic Tickets For Certain Offenses.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 23-23-45, Relating To 911 Telecommunicators Training, So As To Require Telecommunicators Must Complete Successfully Annual Wellness Examinations; By Adding Section 23-9-200 So As To Provide The State Fire Marshal Shall Require All Firefighters Complete Successfully Annual Wellness Examinations; By Amending Section 44-61-80, Relating To Emergency Medical Technician Certificates, So As To Require Emergency Medical Technicians Complete Successfully Annual Wellness Examinations; And By Adding Section 23-23-57 So As To Provide All Law Enforcement Officers Must Complete Successfully Annual Wellness Examinations.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 23-23-45, Relating To 911 Telecommunicators Training, So As To Require Telecommunicators Must Complete Successfully Annual Wellness Examinations; By Adding Section 23-9-200 So As To Provide The State Fire Marshal Shall Require All Firefighters Complete Successfully Annual Wellness Examinations; By Amending Section 44-61-80, Relating To Emergency Medical Technician Certificates, So As To Require Emergency Medical Technicians Complete Successfully Annual Wellness Examinations; And By Adding Section 23-23-57 So As To Provide All Law Enforcement Officers Must Complete Successfully Annual Wellness Examinations.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "educator Assistance Act" By Adding Section 59-101-145 So As To Authorize The Use Of Data Being Collected Under Current Procedures To Report On Certain Postsecondary Matters Concerning Graduates Of South Carolina Public Schools, And To Require The Streamlining Of Data Collection Timelines And Processes; By Amending Section 59-25-47, Relating To Policies Authorizing Payments For Unused Teacher Leave, So As To Require Additional Policies That Allow Teachers To Donate Such Unused Leave To A Leave Bank For Other Employees, And To Provide Requirements For The Policies; By Amending Section 59-25-410, Relating To Annual Notification Of School Teacher Employment And Assignments, So As To Provide The Notification Must Include Certain Salary Information Requirements In The Required Notice, To Provide Notice Of Tentative Teacher Assignments Must Be Provided No Later Than Fourteen Calendar Days Before The Start Of The School Year, And To Prohibit Limitations On Teacher Reassignments; By Amending Section 59-1-425, Relating To Required Days For Collegial Professional Development In The Annual School Calendar, So As To Increase The Number Of Days To Four, To Provide Districts Must Verify Completing Of The Required Collegial Professional Development In A Certain Manner, To Provide Teachers And Instructional Assistants Must Be Provided Self-directed Free Time To Evaluate Student Academic Data, Instructional Planning, And Classroom Preparation, And To Remove A Two-day Maximum Limitation On Use Of These Collegial Professional Development Days For The Preparation And Opening Of Schools; By Amending Section 59-25-160, Relating To Actions Constituting Just Cause Grounds For Teacher Certificate Revocation Or Suspension Purposes, So As To Include Breach Of Contract; By Amending Section 59-25-530, Relating To Unprofessional Conduct And Breach Of Contract By Teachers, So As To Recharacterize Certain Actions As Being Breach Of Contract Instead Of Unprofessional Conduct, To Revise The Penalties And Consequences For Such Breaches Of Contract, And To Provide An Exemption From Breach Of Contract Findings For Teachers Who Move To Bona Fide Residences In Noncontiguous Counties During The Contract Term, Among Other Things; By Amending Section 59-26-40, Relating To Continuing Contract Status For Teachers, So As To Require Completion Of Collegial Professional Development, And To Provide Employing Districts Shall Award Credits For Professional Teaching Certificate Renewal To Continuing Contract Teachers Who Successfully Complete Such Collegial Professional Development; By Amending Section 59-26-45, Relating To Retired Educator Teaching Certificates, So As To Make Such Certificates Lifetime In Duration Instead Of Renewable, To Provide Such Teachers May Teach On A Full-time Basis Or Part-time Basis, And To Exempt Such Teachers From Certificate Renewal Requirements; By Repealing Section 59-101-130 Relating To High Schools Reporting To The Superintendent Of Education, And Institutions Of Higher Learning Reporting To High Schools; And By Repealing Section 59-101-140 Relating To Tabulation Of Reports. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "educator Assistance Act" By Adding Section 59-101-145 So As To Authorize The Use Of Data Being Collected Under Current Procedures To Report On Certain Postsecondary Matters Concerning Graduates Of South Carolina Public Schools, And To Require The Streamlining Of Data Collection Timelines And Processes; By Amending Section 59-25-47, Relating To Policies Authorizing Payments For Unused Teacher Leave, So As To Require Additional Policies That Allow Teachers To Donate Such Unused Leave To A Leave Bank For Other Employees, And To Provide Requirements For The Policies; By Amending Section 59-25-410, Relating To Annual Notification Of School Teacher Employment And Assignments, So As To Provide The Notification Must Include Certain Salary Information Requirements In The Required Notice, To Provide Notice Of Tentative Teacher Assignments Must Be Provided No Later Than Fourteen Calendar Days Before The Start Of The School Year, And To Prohibit Limitations On Teacher Reassignments; By Amending Section 59-1-425, Relating To Required Days For Collegial Professional Development In The Annual School Calendar, So As To Increase The Number Of Days To Four, To Provide Districts Must Verify Completing Of The Required Collegial Professional Development In A Certain Manner, To Provide Teachers And Instructional Assistants Must Be Provided Self-directed Free Time To Evaluate Student Academic Data, Instructional Planning, And Classroom Preparation, And To Remove A Two-day Maximum Limitation On Use Of These Collegial Professional Development Days For The Preparation And Opening Of Schools; By Amending Section 59-25-160, Relating To Actions Constituting Just Cause Grounds For Teacher Certificate Revocation Or Suspension Purposes, So As To Include Breach Of Contract; By Amending Section 59-25-530, Relating To Unprofessional Conduct And Breach Of Contract By Teachers, So As To Recharacterize Certain Actions As Being Breach Of Contract Instead Of Unprofessional Conduct, To Revise The Penalties And Consequences For Such Breaches Of Contract, And To Provide An Exemption From Breach Of Contract Findings For Teachers Who Move To Bona Fide Residences In Noncontiguous Counties During The Contract Term, Among Other Things; By Amending Section 59-26-40, Relating To Continuing Contract Status For Teachers, So As To Require Completion Of Collegial Professional Development, And To Provide Employing Districts Shall Award Credits For Professional Teaching Certificate Renewal To Continuing Contract Teachers Who Successfully Complete Such Collegial Professional Development; By Amending Section 59-26-45, Relating To Retired Educator Teaching Certificates, So As To Make Such Certificates Lifetime In Duration Instead Of Renewable, To Provide Such Teachers May Teach On A Full-time Basis Or Part-time Basis, And To Exempt Such Teachers From Certificate Renewal Requirements; By Repealing Section 59-101-130 Relating To High Schools Reporting To The Superintendent Of Education, And Institutions Of Higher Learning Reporting To High Schools; And By Repealing Section 59-101-140 Relating To Tabulation Of Reports. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 59-8-110, Relating To Definitions Concerning The Education Scholarship Trust Fund, So As To Revise Definitions; By Amending Section 59-8-115, Relating To Scholarship Application Criteria And Procedures, So As Provide Requirements Concerning Priority And General Applications, To Provide Certain Exemption Acknowledgement Requirements For Nonpublic Education Service Providers, Among Other Things; By Amending Section 59-8-120, Relating To The Establishment Of The South Carolina Education Scholarship Trust Fund, So As To Recharacterize Its Corpus And Revise Its Usages, To Establish A Trustee Appointment For The Fund And To Provide The Qualifications And Duties Of The Trustee, And To Establish Scholarship Allocation Amounts And Accountability Measures; By Amending Section 59-8-125, Relating To Scholarship Fund Payments, So As To Provide For The Role Of The Trustee In Making Such Payments, To Provide For Trustee Payments, And To Provide Terms For A Contractual Relationship For The Performance Of The Trustee's Duties, Among Other Things; By Amending Section 59-8-130, Relating To Scholarship Eligibility Termination Notice Requirements, So As To Restate The Section; By Amending Section 59-8-135, Relating To Scholarship Participant Number Limitations, So As To Revise The Limitations, Enable Increases, And Remove A Periodic Program Eligibility And Use Review Requirement; By Amending Section 59-8-140, Relating To Education Service Provider Program Participation Requirements, So As To Include Eligible Schools, And To Remove Certain Administrative Requirements Of The State Department Of Education; By Amending Section 58-8-145, Relating To Miscellaneous Department Administrative Requirements, So As To Remove A Provision Allowing The Department To Contract With Qualified Organizations For Related Assistance; By Adding Section 59-8-147 So As To Provide The Department Shall Post Certain Information About The Program On Its Internet Website, To Provide Requirements Of The Department Concerning The Application Process, And To Provide A Grace Period For Applicants To Correct Minor Errors; By Amending Section 59-8-150, Relating To Education Service Provider Requirements, So As To Expand Employee Criminal Background Checks, To Revise Employee Surety Bond Requirements, To Revise Assessment Requirements, And To Remove A Provision Authorizing The Department To Promulgate Related Regulations, Among Other Things; By Amending Section 59-8-160, Relating To The Education Scholarship Trust Fund Review Panel, So As To Restate The Section; By Amending Section 59-8-165, Relating To District-level Student Transfer Policies, So As To Replace The Existing Language With Provisions Concerning Interdistrict Transfers; By Amending Section 59-8-170, Relating To An Exemption From High School League Transfer Eligibility Rules For Interdistrict Transfer Scholarship Students, So As To Make The Provision Applicable To Scholarship And Nonscholarship Students, And To Provide Subsequent Transfers Are Subject To High School League Eligibility Rules; And By Amending Section 59-150-350, Relating To Scholarships Designated To Receive Lottery Funding, So As To Include The South Carolina Education Scholarship Trust Fund. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 59-8-110, Relating To Definitions Concerning The Education Scholarship Trust Fund, So As To Revise Definitions; By Amending Section 59-8-115, Relating To Scholarship Application Criteria And Procedures, So As Provide Requirements Concerning Priority And General Applications, To Provide Certain Exemption Acknowledgement Requirements For Nonpublic Education Service Providers, Among Other Things; By Amending Section 59-8-120, Relating To The Establishment Of The South Carolina Education Scholarship Trust Fund, So As To Recharacterize Its Corpus And Revise Its Usages, To Establish A Trustee Appointment For The Fund And To Provide The Qualifications And Duties Of The Trustee, And To Establish Scholarship Allocation Amounts And Accountability Measures; By Amending Section 59-8-125, Relating To Scholarship Fund Payments, So As To Provide For The Role Of The Trustee In Making Such Payments, To Provide For Trustee Payments, And To Provide Terms For A Contractual Relationship For The Performance Of The Trustee's Duties, Among Other Things; By Amending Section 59-8-130, Relating To Scholarship Eligibility Termination Notice Requirements, So As To Restate The Section; By Amending Section 59-8-135, Relating To Scholarship Participant Number Limitations, So As To Revise The Limitations, Enable Increases, And Remove A Periodic Program Eligibility And Use Review Requirement; By Amending Section 59-8-140, Relating To Education Service Provider Program Participation Requirements, So As To Include Eligible Schools, And To Remove Certain Administrative Requirements Of The State Department Of Education; By Amending Section 58-8-145, Relating To Miscellaneous Department Administrative Requirements, So As To Remove A Provision Allowing The Department To Contract With Qualified Organizations For Related Assistance; By Adding Section 59-8-147 So As To Provide The Department Shall Post Certain Information About The Program On Its Internet Website, To Provide Requirements Of The Department Concerning The Application Process, And To Provide A Grace Period For Applicants To Correct Minor Errors; By Amending Section 59-8-150, Relating To Education Service Provider Requirements, So As To Expand Employee Criminal Background Checks, To Revise Employee Surety Bond Requirements, To Revise Assessment Requirements, And To Remove A Provision Authorizing The Department To Promulgate Related Regulations, Among Other Things; By Amending Section 59-8-160, Relating To The Education Scholarship Trust Fund Review Panel, So As To Restate The Section; By Amending Section 59-8-165, Relating To District-level Student Transfer Policies, So As To Replace The Existing Language With Provisions Concerning Interdistrict Transfers; By Amending Section 59-8-170, Relating To An Exemption From High School League Transfer Eligibility Rules For Interdistrict Transfer Scholarship Students, So As To Make The Provision Applicable To Scholarship And Nonscholarship Students, And To Provide Subsequent Transfers Are Subject To High School League Eligibility Rules; And By Amending Section 59-150-350, Relating To Scholarships Designated To Receive Lottery Funding, So As To Include The South Carolina Education Scholarship Trust Fund. - Ratified Title
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 25-11-730 So As To Provide That The Department Of Veterans' Affairs Shall Adopt Criteria For Admissions To And Discharges From South Carolina Veterans Homes And To Provide For The Submission Of Such Criteria.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 25-11-730 So As To Provide That The Department Of Veterans' Affairs Shall Adopt Criteria For Admissions To And Discharges From South Carolina Veterans Homes And To Provide For The Submission Of Such Criteria.
Provide That In Addition To The Matters Which May Be Considered By The General Assembly After May 8, 2025, Pursuant To The Sine Die Resolution For The 2025 Legislative Session As Passed By The General Assembly, H. 4465 Relating To The "privacy In Public Spaces Act" Also May Be Introduced, Received, And Considered By Each Body Of The General Assembly Prior To Sine Die Adjournment Including, But Not Limited To, Concurrence, Nonconcurrence, And Appointment Of Conferees; Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Conference And Free Conference Reports; And Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Any Vetoes, If Applicable.
Provide That In Addition To The Matters Which May Be Considered By The General Assembly After May 8, 2025, Pursuant To The Sine Die Resolution For The 2025 Legislative Session As Passed By The General Assembly, H. 4465 Relating To The "privacy In Public Spaces Act" Also May Be Introduced, Received, And Considered By Each Body Of The General Assembly Prior To Sine Die Adjournment Including, But Not Limited To, Concurrence, Nonconcurrence, And Appointment Of Conferees; Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Conference And Free Conference Reports; And Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Any Vetoes, If Applicable.
Provide That In Addition To The Matters Which May Be Considered By The General Assembly After May 8, 2025, Pursuant To The Sine Die Resolution For The 2025 Legislative Session As Passed By The General Assembly, Legislation Relating To Parental Rights Also May Be Introduced, Received, And Considered By Each Body Of The General Assembly Prior To Sine Die Adjournment Including, But Not Limited To, Concurrence, Nonconcurrence, And Appointment Of Conferees; Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Conference And Free Conference Reports; And Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Any Vetoes, If Applicable.
Provide That In Addition To The Matters Which May Be Considered By The General Assembly After May 8, 2025, Pursuant To The Sine Die Resolution For The 2025 Legislative Session As Passed By The General Assembly, Legislation Relating To Parental Rights Also May Be Introduced, Received, And Considered By Each Body Of The General Assembly Prior To Sine Die Adjournment Including, But Not Limited To, Concurrence, Nonconcurrence, And Appointment Of Conferees; Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Conference And Free Conference Reports; And Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Any Vetoes, If Applicable.
A Senate Resolution To Recognize And Honor Gospel Music Star Jason Crabb For His Outstanding Professional Accomplishments And His Example Of Faith.
A Senate Resolution To Recognize And Honor Gospel Music Star Jason Crabb For His Outstanding Professional Accomplishments And His Example Of Faith.
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 An Agent Or Investment Advisor Representative As Individuals Subject To An Order 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 39-73-80, Relating To State Securities Laws, So As To Make Conforming Changes; 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 An Order 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 Attorney General's Office 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 Adding Section 39-73-400 So As To Provide For Severability Of This Chapter; And By Repealing Section 39-73-355 Relating To Administrative Proceedings.
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 An Agent Or Investment Advisor Representative As Individuals Subject To An Order 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 39-73-80, Relating To State Securities Laws, So As To Make Conforming Changes; 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 An Order 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 Attorney General's Office 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 Adding Section 39-73-400 So As To Provide For Severability Of This Chapter; And By Repealing Section 39-73-355 Relating To Administrative Proceedings.
Provide That In Addition To The Matters Which May Be Considered By The General Assembly After May 8, 2025, Pursuant To The Sine Die Resolution For The 2025 Legislative Session As Passed By The General Assembly, Bills Relating To Closed Partisan Primaries Also May Be Introduced, Received, And Considered By Each Body Of The General Assembly Prior To Sine Die Adjournment Including, But Not Limited To, Concurrence, Nonconcurrence, And Appointment Of Conferees; Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Conference And Free Conference Reports; And Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Any Vetoes, If Applicable.
Provide That In Addition To The Matters Which May Be Considered By The General Assembly After May 8, 2025, Pursuant To The Sine Die Resolution For The 2025 Legislative Session As Passed By The General Assembly, Bills Relating To Closed Partisan Primaries Also May Be Introduced, Received, And Considered By Each Body Of The General Assembly Prior To Sine Die Adjournment Including, But Not Limited To, Concurrence, Nonconcurrence, And Appointment Of Conferees; Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Conference And Free Conference Reports; And Receipt, Consideration, And Disposition Of Any Vetoes, If Applicable.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "protections From Abortion-inducing Drugs Act" By Adding Article 8 To Chapter 41, Title 44 So As To Prohibit The Manufacturing, Possession, Distribution, Mailing, Transporting, Delivering, Or Providing Of Abortion-inducing Drugs In This State Or Engaging In Conduct That Would Make A Person An Accomplice To The Prohibited Conduct, With Exceptions; To Define Terms; To Authorize Qui Tam Actions For Violation Of The Provisions Of The Article; And For Other Purposes.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "protections From Abortion-inducing Drugs Act" By Adding Article 8 To Chapter 41, Title 44 So As To Prohibit The Manufacturing, Possession, Distribution, Mailing, Transporting, Delivering, Or Providing Of Abortion-inducing Drugs In This State Or Engaging In Conduct That Would Make A Person An Accomplice To The Prohibited Conduct, With Exceptions; To Define Terms; To Authorize Qui Tam Actions For Violation Of The Provisions Of The Article; And For Other Purposes.
Authorize The South Carolina Legislative Black Caucus Youth Legislative Conference To Use The Chamber Of The South Carolina House Of Representatives For Its Annual State House Meeting On Friday, October 31, 2025. However, The Chamber May Not Be Used If The House Is In Session Or The Chamber Is Otherwise Unavailable.
Authorize The South Carolina Legislative Black Caucus Youth Legislative Conference To Use The Chamber Of The South Carolina House Of Representatives For Its Annual State House Meeting On Friday, October 31, 2025. However, The Chamber May Not Be Used If The House Is In Session Or The Chamber Is Otherwise Unavailable.
A Senate Resolution To Recognize May 8, 2025, As "national Guard Day" In South Carolina And To Recognize And Honor The Many Sacrifices And Valuable Contributions The South Carolina National Guard Makes To Protect The Freedom, Democracy, And Security Of Our State And Nation.
A Senate Resolution To Recognize May 8, 2025, As "national Guard Day" In South Carolina And To Recognize And Honor The Many Sacrifices And Valuable Contributions The South Carolina National Guard Makes To Protect The Freedom, Democracy, And Security Of Our State And Nation.
Recognize And Commend Tiffanyj For Her Exceptional Community Service And To Celebrate The Twelfth And Final Beauty, You Are Boot Camp, Which Has Shaped The Lives Of So Many Young Girls Across The Southeast.
Recognize And Commend Tiffanyj For Her Exceptional Community Service And To Celebrate The Twelfth And Final Beauty, You Are Boot Camp, Which Has Shaped The Lives Of So Many Young Girls Across The Southeast.
Declare Thursday, May 8, 2025, As "national Guard Day" In South Carolina And To Recognize And Honor The Many Sacrifices And Valuable Contributions The South Carolina National Guard Makes To Protect The Freedom, Democracy, And Security Of Our State And Nation.
Declare Thursday, May 8, 2025, As "national Guard Day" In South Carolina And To Recognize And Honor The Many Sacrifices And Valuable Contributions The South Carolina National Guard Makes To Protect The Freedom, Democracy, And Security Of Our State And Nation.
Recognize And Honor The Heathwood Hall Episcopal School Boys Track And Field Team, Coaches, And School Officials For An Outstanding Season And To Congratulate Them For Winning The 2025 South Carolina Independent School Association Division 1 State Championship Title.
Recognize And Honor The Heathwood Hall Episcopal School Boys Track And Field Team, Coaches, And School Officials For An Outstanding Season And To Congratulate Them For Winning The 2025 South Carolina Independent School Association Division 1 State Championship Title.
Formally Censure Representative John R. Mccravy Iii, For Statements Made In Violation Of Rule 3.6, Rules Of The House Of Representatives, Regarding Decorum And Under The Authority Of Section 12, Article Iii Of The Constitution Of The State Of South Carolina, 1895.
Formally Censure Representative John R. Mccravy Iii, For Statements Made In Violation Of Rule 3.6, Rules Of The House Of Representatives, Regarding Decorum And Under The Authority Of Section 12, Article Iii Of The Constitution Of The State Of South Carolina, 1895.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 54-3-10, Relating To The State Ports Authority's Board Membership, So As To Provide That At Least One Of The Members Must Be A Resident Of Berkeley, Charleston, Or Dorchester County.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 54-3-10, Relating To The State Ports Authority's Board Membership, So As To Provide That At Least One Of The Members Must Be A Resident Of Berkeley, Charleston, Or Dorchester County.
Repeal Act 21 Of 1959, As Amended, Relating To The Horry County Police Commission.
Repeal Act 21 Of 1959, As Amended, Relating To The Horry County Police Commission.
