South Carolina
126th General Assembly·154 bills·Adjourned May 7, 2026
Track legislation moving through South Carolina. Browse 154 bills and resolutions during the 126th General Assembly, each with a plain-language summary, current status from introduction to enactment, sponsors, and voting history.
Bills
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 1-3-210, Relating To Filling Vacancies When The Senate Is Not In Session, So As To Provide For When The Governor May Make An Interim Appointment; By Amending Section 7-3-10, Relating To The State Election Commission, So As To Provide That The Members Of The Election Commission Shall Be Appointed By The Governor With The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Adding Section 1-30-12 So As To Provide That Cabinet Members Will Serve Coterminous With The Governor That Appoints Them; By Amending Section 1-13-40, Relating To The Commission On Human Affairs, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 1-15-10, Relating To The Commission On The Status Of Women, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 1-31-10, Relating To The Commission For Community Advancement And Engagement, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 6-19-30, Relating To The Commission For Community Advancement, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 13-1-370, Relating To The Advisory Committee Of The Division Of State Development, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 13-19-10, Relating To The Midlands Authority, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 13-21-10, Relating To The Edisto Development Authority, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 25-21-20, Relating To The Board Of Trustees For The Veterans' Trust Fund, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 38-89-160, Relating To The Day Care Joint Underwriting Association Board Of Directors, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-7-10, Relating To The Board Of Barber Examiners, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-13-10, Relating To The Board Of Cosmetology, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-20-40, Relating To The Panel For Dietetics, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-30-40, Relating To The Board Of Massage Therapy, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-35-10, Relating To The Board Of Long Term Health Care Administrators, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-47-11, Relating To The Medical Disciplinary Commission, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-51-30, Relating To The Board Of Podiatry Examiners, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-57-40, Relating To The Real Estate Commission, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-59-10, Relating To The Residential Builders Commission, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-60-10, Relating To The Real Estate Appraisers Board, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-63-10, Relating To The Board Of Social Work Examiners, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-67-10, Relating To The Board Of Examiners In Speech-language Pathology And Audiology, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-69-10, Relating To The Board Of Veterinary Medical Examiners, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-81-50, Relating To The State Athletic Commission, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 43-31-40, Relating To The State Agency Of Vocational Rehabilitation, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 44-43-1320, Relating To Donate Life South Carolina, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 44-53-830, Relating To The Dare Fund, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 46-41-260, Relating To The Agricultural Commodities Advisory Commission, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 46-50-40, Relating To The Commissioner Of Agriculture, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 48-23-10, Relating To The Commission Of Forestry, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 50-5-2700, Relating To The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Compact, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 51-13-1720, Relating To The Old Jacksonborough Historic District Board Of Regents, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 54-17-30, Relating To The Maritime Security Commission, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 60-11-40, Relating To The Commission Of Archives And History, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 60-15-20, Relating To The Arts Commission, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; And By Amending Section 63-11-700, Relating To The Division For Review Of The Foster Care Of Children, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 1-3-210, Relating To Filling Vacancies When The Senate Is Not In Session, So As To Provide For When The Governor May Make An Interim Appointment; By Amending Section 7-3-10, Relating To The State Election Commission, So As To Provide That The Members Of The Election Commission Shall Be Appointed By The Governor With The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Adding Section 1-30-12 So As To Provide That Cabinet Members Will Serve Coterminous With The Governor That Appoints Them; By Amending Section 1-13-40, Relating To The Commission On Human Affairs, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 1-15-10, Relating To The Commission On The Status Of Women, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 1-31-10, Relating To The Commission For Community Advancement And Engagement, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 6-19-30, Relating To The Commission For Community Advancement, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 13-1-370, Relating To The Advisory Committee Of The Division Of State Development, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 13-19-10, Relating To The Midlands Authority, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 13-21-10, Relating To The Edisto Development Authority, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 25-21-20, Relating To The Board Of Trustees For The Veterans' Trust Fund, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 38-89-160, Relating To The Day Care Joint Underwriting Association Board Of Directors, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-7-10, Relating To The Board Of Barber Examiners, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-13-10, Relating To The Board Of Cosmetology, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-20-40, Relating To The Panel For Dietetics, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-30-40, Relating To The Board Of Massage Therapy, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-35-10, Relating To The Board Of Long Term Health Care Administrators, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-47-11, Relating To The Medical Disciplinary Commission, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-51-30, Relating To The Board Of Podiatry Examiners, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-57-40, Relating To The Real Estate Commission, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-59-10, Relating To The Residential Builders Commission, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-60-10, Relating To The Real Estate Appraisers Board, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-63-10, Relating To The Board Of Social Work Examiners, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-67-10, Relating To The Board Of Examiners In Speech-language Pathology And Audiology, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-69-10, Relating To The Board Of Veterinary Medical Examiners, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 40-81-50, Relating To The State Athletic Commission, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 43-31-40, Relating To The State Agency Of Vocational Rehabilitation, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 44-43-1320, Relating To Donate Life South Carolina, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 44-53-830, Relating To The Dare Fund, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 46-41-260, Relating To The Agricultural Commodities Advisory Commission, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 46-50-40, Relating To The Commissioner Of Agriculture, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 48-23-10, Relating To The Commission Of Forestry, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 50-5-2700, Relating To The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Compact, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 51-13-1720, Relating To The Old Jacksonborough Historic District Board Of Regents, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 54-17-30, Relating To The Maritime Security Commission, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 60-11-40, Relating To The Commission Of Archives And History, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; By Amending Section 60-15-20, Relating To The Arts Commission, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate; And By Amending Section 63-11-700, Relating To The Division For Review Of The Foster Care Of Children, So As To Remove The Advice And Consent Of The Senate.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 44-53-150 So As To Authorize The Over-the-counter Sale Of Ivermectin Tablets.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 44-53-150 So As To Authorize The Over-the-counter Sale Of Ivermectin Tablets.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 56-5-2930, Relating To Operating Motor Vehicles While Under The Influence Of Alcohol Or Drugs, So As To Amend The Penalty Provisions To Permit Sentences Of Both Fines And Incarceration And To Require Convicted Persons To Attend Dui Victim Impact Panels; By Amending Section 56-5-2933, Relating To Driving With Unlawful Alcohol Concentrations, So As To Permit Sentences Of Both Fines And Incarceration And To Require Convicted Persons To Attend Dui Victim Impact Panels; By Amending Section 56-5-2941, Relating To Ignition Interlock Devices, So As To Delete The Provision That Provides Nothing In The Section Requires Installation Of Ignition Interlock Devices Prior To Contested Case Hearings; By Amending Section 56-5-2945, Relating To The Offense Of Felony Driving Under The Influence, So As To Create The Offense Of Felony Driving Under The Influence Second Degree, Establish Penalties, And Define The Term "moderate Bodily Injury"; By Amending Section 56-5-2947, Relating To Child Endangerment, So As To Include The Offenses Of Reckless Vehicular Homicide And Reckless Driving As Violations Subject To A Charge Of Child Endangerment; By Amending Section 56-5-2950, Relating To Implied Consent To Testing For Alcohol Or Drugs, So As To Revise The Circumstances, Procedures To Be Followed, And Test Sites That Can Be Used When Persons Are Subjected To Tests For Alcohol Or Drugs, To Provide That Laboratory Technicians, Phlebotomists, And Emergency Medical Technicians May Obtain Blood Or Urine Samples, To Revise The Period Of Suspensions Of Driving Privileges That Must Be Imposed For Failure If Persons Refuse To Be Tested And If Persons Have Certain Alcohol Concentrations, To Revise The Provision That Establishes Alcohol Concentrations, And To Delete The Provision Relating To Persons Incapable Of Refusing To Consent To Tests; By Amending Section 56-5-2951, Relating To Suspension Of Licenses For Refusal To Submit To Testing Or For Certain Levels Of Alcohol Concentrations, So As To Provide That Persons Issued License Suspensions May Install Ignition Interlock Devices Within Thirty Days And Obtain Temporary Drivers' Licenses With Ignition Interlock Restrictions, And To Provide That Persons Who Refuse To Submit To Chemical Tests Must Have Their Drivers' Licenses Suspended For One Year For A First Offense, And To Provide Increased Suspensions For Subsequent Offenses, Or If Persons Take The Tests And Register Alcohol Concentrations Of Over Fifteen One-hundredth Of One Percent Or More, That Their Licenses Are Suspended For Two Months; By Amending Section 56-5-2953, Relating To Incident Sites And Breath Test Sites For Video Recording, So As To Provide That Nothing In This Section May Be Construed To Compel Or Authorize A Dismissal Of A Dui Offense If The Officers Substantially Comply With The Statute And That Motions For Suppression Of Evidence Under The Statute Must Be Made Prior To Jeopardy Attaching; By Amending Section 56-5-2920, Relating To Reckless Driving, So As To Create The Offenses Of Felony Reckless Driving With Great Bodily Injury And Reckless Driving Resulting In Moderate Bodily Injury And To Establish Penalties; By Adding Section 56-5-2960 So As To Provide That Persons Convicted Of Felony Driving Under The Influence Causing The Death Or Disability Of Parents Or Guardians May Be Ordered To Pay Child Support As Restitution For The Duration Of Any Probation Ordered, Perform Community Service, Or Both; By Amending Section 56-1-286, Relating To The Suspension Of Licenses Or Permits Or The Denial Of Issuance Of Licenses Or Permits To Persons Under The Age Of Twenty-one Who Drive Motor Vehicles With Certain Alcohol Concentrations, So As To Provide That Persons Issued Notices Of Suspensions May Obtain Temporary Licenses With Ignition Interlock Restrictions; And By Amending Section 56-1-400, Relating To The Surrender Of Licenses, So As To Remove The Provision That Nothing In This Section Requires Persons Obtain Ignition Interlocks Unless The Offenses Are Alcohol Related.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 56-5-2930, Relating To Operating Motor Vehicles While Under The Influence Of Alcohol Or Drugs, So As To Amend The Penalty Provisions To Permit Sentences Of Both Fines And Incarceration And To Require Convicted Persons To Attend Dui Victim Impact Panels; By Amending Section 56-5-2933, Relating To Driving With Unlawful Alcohol Concentrations, So As To Permit Sentences Of Both Fines And Incarceration And To Require Convicted Persons To Attend Dui Victim Impact Panels; By Amending Section 56-5-2941, Relating To Ignition Interlock Devices, So As To Delete The Provision That Provides Nothing In The Section Requires Installation Of Ignition Interlock Devices Prior To Contested Case Hearings; By Amending Section 56-5-2945, Relating To The Offense Of Felony Driving Under The Influence, So As To Create The Offense Of Felony Driving Under The Influence Second Degree, Establish Penalties, And Define The Term "moderate Bodily Injury"; By Amending Section 56-5-2947, Relating To Child Endangerment, So As To Include The Offenses Of Reckless Vehicular Homicide And Reckless Driving As Violations Subject To A Charge Of Child Endangerment; By Amending Section 56-5-2950, Relating To Implied Consent To Testing For Alcohol Or Drugs, So As To Revise The Circumstances, Procedures To Be Followed, And Test Sites That Can Be Used When Persons Are Subjected To Tests For Alcohol Or Drugs, To Provide That Laboratory Technicians, Phlebotomists, And Emergency Medical Technicians May Obtain Blood Or Urine Samples, To Revise The Period Of Suspensions Of Driving Privileges That Must Be Imposed For Failure If Persons Refuse To Be Tested And If Persons Have Certain Alcohol Concentrations, To Revise The Provision That Establishes Alcohol Concentrations, And To Delete The Provision Relating To Persons Incapable Of Refusing To Consent To Tests; By Amending Section 56-5-2951, Relating To Suspension Of Licenses For Refusal To Submit To Testing Or For Certain Levels Of Alcohol Concentrations, So As To Provide That Persons Issued License Suspensions May Install Ignition Interlock Devices Within Thirty Days And Obtain Temporary Drivers' Licenses With Ignition Interlock Restrictions, And To Provide That Persons Who Refuse To Submit To Chemical Tests Must Have Their Drivers' Licenses Suspended For One Year For A First Offense, And To Provide Increased Suspensions For Subsequent Offenses, Or If Persons Take The Tests And Register Alcohol Concentrations Of Over Fifteen One-hundredth Of One Percent Or More, That Their Licenses Are Suspended For Two Months; By Amending Section 56-5-2953, Relating To Incident Sites And Breath Test Sites For Video Recording, So As To Provide That Nothing In This Section May Be Construed To Compel Or Authorize A Dismissal Of A Dui Offense If The Officers Substantially Comply With The Statute And That Motions For Suppression Of Evidence Under The Statute Must Be Made Prior To Jeopardy Attaching; By Amending Section 56-5-2920, Relating To Reckless Driving, So As To Create The Offenses Of Felony Reckless Driving With Great Bodily Injury And Reckless Driving Resulting In Moderate Bodily Injury And To Establish Penalties; By Adding Section 56-5-2960 So As To Provide That Persons Convicted Of Felony Driving Under The Influence Causing The Death Or Disability Of Parents Or Guardians May Be Ordered To Pay Child Support As Restitution For The Duration Of Any Probation Ordered, Perform Community Service, Or Both; By Amending Section 56-1-286, Relating To The Suspension Of Licenses Or Permits Or The Denial Of Issuance Of Licenses Or Permits To Persons Under The Age Of Twenty-one Who Drive Motor Vehicles With Certain Alcohol Concentrations, So As To Provide That Persons Issued Notices Of Suspensions May Obtain Temporary Licenses With Ignition Interlock Restrictions; And By Amending Section 56-1-400, Relating To The Surrender Of Licenses, So As To Remove The Provision That Nothing In This Section Requires Persons Obtain Ignition Interlocks Unless The Offenses Are Alcohol Related.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 9-8-50, Relating To Service Credit In The Retirement System For Judges And Solicitors, So As To Provide That Judges Are Vested In The System After Attaining Eight Years Of Earned Service; And By Amending Section 9-8-60, Relating To The Retirement System For Judges' And Solicitors' Allowances, So As To Change The Retirement Age Of Judges From Seventy-two To Seventy-four.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 9-8-50, Relating To Service Credit In The Retirement System For Judges And Solicitors, So As To Provide That Judges Are Vested In The System After Attaining Eight Years Of Earned Service; And By Amending Section 9-8-60, Relating To The Retirement System For Judges' And Solicitors' Allowances, So As To Change The Retirement Age Of Judges From Seventy-two To Seventy-four.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws So As To Enact The "helping Alleviate Lawful Obstruction (halo) Act"; And By Adding Section 16-3-1092 So As To Define The Terms "emergency Medical Care Provider", "first Responder", And "harass", To Provide That It Is Unlawful For A Person To Approach, Impede, Cause Harm To, Or Harass A First Responder Or Emergency Medical Care Provider After Receiving A Verbal Warning, And To Provide A Penalty.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws So As To Enact The "helping Alleviate Lawful Obstruction (halo) Act"; And By Adding Section 16-3-1092 So As To Define The Terms "emergency Medical Care Provider", "first Responder", And "harass", To Provide That It Is Unlawful For A Person To Approach, Impede, Cause Harm To, Or Harass A First Responder Or Emergency Medical Care Provider After Receiving A Verbal Warning, And To Provide A Penalty.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Chapter 56 To Title 46 So As To Regulate The Sale Of Hemp-derived Consumables, Among Other Things.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Chapter 56 To Title 46 So As To Regulate The Sale Of Hemp-derived Consumables, Among Other Things.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 61-2-400 So As To Define "alcoholic Beverages", "alcoholic Liquors By The Drink", "caterer", "private Event", And "commercial Kitchen"; By Adding Section 61-2-410 So As To Authorize The Department Of Revenue To Issue A Retail Alcoholic Beverage Caterer License And Provide For The Licensing Requirements; And Which License Would Allow The Licensee To Serve Alcoholic Beverages For On-premises Consumption, Purchase Beer And Wine Directly From A Wholesaler, And Purchase Alcoholic Liquor Directly From A Liquor Store; And Which License Would Allow The Transfer Of The Alcoholic Beverages From The Wholesaler To The Caterer And From The Caterer To The Location Of The Private Event, And Would Allow A Wholesaler And Retail Liquor Store With A Wholesaler's Permit To Take Liquor And Offer A Refund Or Credit; And To Provide For Other Requirements; By Adding Section 61-2-420 So As To Allow The Holder Of A Valid Retail Alcoholic Beverage Caterer License Or Business Liquor-by-the-drink License To Contract With An Event Host To Provide For On-premises Consumption, And The Event Host Is Allowed To Charge An Entry Fee To Cover The Costs Of The Event; By Amending Section 61-4-160, Relating To Discount Pricing For On-premises Consumption, So As To Allow A Biennial Permit Holder For The Sale Of Beer Or Wine For On-premises Consumption To Sponsor Twelve Functions Per Year Where Beverages Are Free During A Fund-raising Activity, Private Function On Premises For Which A Biennial Permit Has Been Issued, Or To A Customer Attending A Function Sponsored By A Person Who Holds A Biennial Permit; By Amending Section 61-6-2000, Relating To Temporary Permits For Nonprofit Organizations; Criminal Background Checks, So As To Allow Alcoholic Liquor Temporary Permits For Special Events To Be Issued To A Caterer With A Valid Caterer License, A Food Establishment Service, Or A Nonprofit, And The Permit Holder May Sell Tickets To The Event; And To Establish That The Department Shall Require The Applicant To Complete The Notification Provision In The Application Form, And To Include That The Applicant Shall Notify The Division That Alcoholic Liquors Will Be Served At Least Twenty-four Hours Prior To The Special Event; And By Amending Section 61-4-550, Relating To Special Permits For Use At Fairs And Special Functions, So As To Make Conforming Changes.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 61-2-400 So As To Define "alcoholic Beverages", "alcoholic Liquors By The Drink", "caterer", "private Event", And "commercial Kitchen"; By Adding Section 61-2-410 So As To Authorize The Department Of Revenue To Issue A Retail Alcoholic Beverage Caterer License And Provide For The Licensing Requirements; And Which License Would Allow The Licensee To Serve Alcoholic Beverages For On-premises Consumption, Purchase Beer And Wine Directly From A Wholesaler, And Purchase Alcoholic Liquor Directly From A Liquor Store; And Which License Would Allow The Transfer Of The Alcoholic Beverages From The Wholesaler To The Caterer And From The Caterer To The Location Of The Private Event, And Would Allow A Wholesaler And Retail Liquor Store With A Wholesaler's Permit To Take Liquor And Offer A Refund Or Credit; And To Provide For Other Requirements; By Adding Section 61-2-420 So As To Allow The Holder Of A Valid Retail Alcoholic Beverage Caterer License Or Business Liquor-by-the-drink License To Contract With An Event Host To Provide For On-premises Consumption, And The Event Host Is Allowed To Charge An Entry Fee To Cover The Costs Of The Event; By Amending Section 61-4-160, Relating To Discount Pricing For On-premises Consumption, So As To Allow A Biennial Permit Holder For The Sale Of Beer Or Wine For On-premises Consumption To Sponsor Twelve Functions Per Year Where Beverages Are Free During A Fund-raising Activity, Private Function On Premises For Which A Biennial Permit Has Been Issued, Or To A Customer Attending A Function Sponsored By A Person Who Holds A Biennial Permit; By Amending Section 61-6-2000, Relating To Temporary Permits For Nonprofit Organizations; Criminal Background Checks, So As To Allow Alcoholic Liquor Temporary Permits For Special Events To Be Issued To A Caterer With A Valid Caterer License, A Food Establishment Service, Or A Nonprofit, And The Permit Holder May Sell Tickets To The Event; And To Establish That The Department Shall Require The Applicant To Complete The Notification Provision In The Application Form, And To Include That The Applicant Shall Notify The Division That Alcoholic Liquors Will Be Served At Least Twenty-four Hours Prior To The Special Event; And By Amending Section 61-4-550, Relating To Special Permits For Use At Fairs And Special Functions, So As To Make Conforming Changes.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 7-19-35 So As To Establish The Election Districts From Which Members Of The U.s. House Of Representatives Are Elected; And By Repealing Section 7-19-45 Relating To Election Districts From Which Members Of The U.s. House Of Representatives Were Formerly Elected.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 7-19-35 So As To Establish The Election Districts From Which Members Of The U.s. House Of Representatives Are Elected; And By Repealing Section 7-19-45 Relating To Election Districts From Which Members Of The U.s. House Of Representatives Were Formerly Elected.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 59-101-35 So As To Create A Mandatory Orientation Training Program For New Members Of The Boards Of Trustees Of The Public Institutions Of Higher Learning In This State, To Provide Specific Requirements For The Program, And To Provide Related Duties Of The President And Board Secretary Of Each Institution.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 59-101-35 So As To Create A Mandatory Orientation Training Program For New Members Of The Boards Of Trustees Of The Public Institutions Of Higher Learning In This State, To Provide Specific Requirements For The Program, And To Provide Related Duties Of The President And Board Secretary Of Each Institution.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 45-2-65 So As To Provide The Conditions Under Which An Operator Of Any Recreational Vehicle Park May Have Any Transient Guest Of The Park Removed, And To Provide Guidelines For Removal Of The Guest.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 45-2-65 So As To Provide The Conditions Under Which An Operator Of Any Recreational Vehicle Park May Have Any Transient Guest Of The Park Removed, And To Provide Guidelines For Removal Of The Guest.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 2-15-130 So As To Grant Subpoena Powers To The Legislative Audit Council; By Amending Section 2-15-40, Relating To The Qualifications For The Director Of The Legislative Audit Council, So As To Expand The Prerequisites For Holding The Position Of Director, Among Other Changes; By Amending Section 2-15-61, Relating To Access To Agency Records, So As To Expand The Legislative Audit Council's Access To Records And Facilities Upon Request And To Provide Penalties For Failing To Comply; And By Amending Section 2-15-120, Relating To The Confidentiality Of Records, So As To Further Define Which Records Are Considered Confidential And To Revise The Definition Of "records."
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 2-15-130 So As To Grant Subpoena Powers To The Legislative Audit Council; By Amending Section 2-15-40, Relating To The Qualifications For The Director Of The Legislative Audit Council, So As To Expand The Prerequisites For Holding The Position Of Director, Among Other Changes; By Amending Section 2-15-61, Relating To Access To Agency Records, So As To Expand The Legislative Audit Council's Access To Records And Facilities Upon Request And To Provide Penalties For Failing To Comply; And By Amending Section 2-15-120, Relating To The Confidentiality Of Records, So As To Further Define Which Records Are Considered Confidential And To Revise The Definition Of "records."
Provide That Single-family Dwelling Units In The Blue Ridge Community In Greenville County Must Be Built On Five Acre Tracts, To Provide That Multi-family Dwellings Built In The Blue Ridge Community Must Be Built On A Tract Of Land That Is Equal To Five Acres Of Land For Each Dwelling Unit, And To Provide For An Exception.
Provide That Single-family Dwelling Units In The Blue Ridge Community In Greenville County Must Be Built On Five Acre Tracts, To Provide That Multi-family Dwellings Built In The Blue Ridge Community Must Be Built On A Tract Of Land That Is Equal To Five Acres Of Land For Each Dwelling Unit, And To Provide For An Exception.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws So As To Enact The "state Of South Carolina Small Business Tax Cut Of 2026"; By Amending Section 12-37-220, Relating To Property Tax Exemptions, So As To Exempt The First Ten Thousand Dollars Of Net Depreciated Value Of Business Personal Property Owned By A Small Business; By Amending Section 12-37-900, Relating To Property Tax Returns, So As To Provide That A Taxpayer Is Not Required To Return Business Personal Property For Taxation If The Taxpayer Has Less Than Ten Thousand Dollars Of Net Depreciated Value Of Business Personal Property; By Adding Section 12-37-980 So As To Require That All Business Personal Property Required To Be Returned For Taxation To Be Returned To The Department Of Revenue; By Amending Section 12-20-50, Relating To The License Tax On Corporations, So As To Provide That, Under Certain Circumstances, The Fee Does Not Apply To Any Portion Of The First Fifty Million Dollars Of Certain Capital Stock And Paid-in Or Capital Surplus; And By Amending Section 33-44-409, Relating To Standards Of Conduct Of A Corporate Officer, So As To Provide An Exception To Refraining From Competing.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws So As To Enact The "state Of South Carolina Small Business Tax Cut Of 2026"; By Amending Section 12-37-220, Relating To Property Tax Exemptions, So As To Exempt The First Ten Thousand Dollars Of Net Depreciated Value Of Business Personal Property Owned By A Small Business; By Amending Section 12-37-900, Relating To Property Tax Returns, So As To Provide That A Taxpayer Is Not Required To Return Business Personal Property For Taxation If The Taxpayer Has Less Than Ten Thousand Dollars Of Net Depreciated Value Of Business Personal Property; By Adding Section 12-37-980 So As To Require That All Business Personal Property Required To Be Returned For Taxation To Be Returned To The Department Of Revenue; By Amending Section 12-20-50, Relating To The License Tax On Corporations, So As To Provide That, Under Certain Circumstances, The Fee Does Not Apply To Any Portion Of The First Fifty Million Dollars Of Certain Capital Stock And Paid-in Or Capital Surplus; And By Amending Section 33-44-409, Relating To Standards Of Conduct Of A Corporate Officer, So As To Provide An Exception To Refraining From Competing.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 8-13-100, Relating To Definitions, So As To Amend "public Member" To Include A Person Nominated And Appointed To A Noncompensated Part-time Position On A Board, Commission, Or Council; By Adding Section 8-13-1100 So As To Outline Responsibilities For Disclosing Economic Interests; By Amending Section 8-13-1110, Relating To Statements Of Economic Interests, So As To Address Agency Requirements For Filing Disclosure Forms; By Amending Section 8-13-1170, So As To Provide That A Public Member Who Files The Initial Statement Of Economic Interests Within Ten Days After Notice From The State Ethics Commission Shall Not Be In Violation Of Chapter 13, Title 8; And By Amending Section 8-13-1356, Relating To Filing Deadlines For Economic Interests Statements, So As To Provide When Certain Candidates For Elective Office Must File A Statement Of Economic Interests.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 8-13-100, Relating To Definitions, So As To Amend "public Member" To Include A Person Nominated And Appointed To A Noncompensated Part-time Position On A Board, Commission, Or Council; By Adding Section 8-13-1100 So As To Outline Responsibilities For Disclosing Economic Interests; By Amending Section 8-13-1110, Relating To Statements Of Economic Interests, So As To Address Agency Requirements For Filing Disclosure Forms; By Amending Section 8-13-1170, So As To Provide That A Public Member Who Files The Initial Statement Of Economic Interests Within Ten Days After Notice From The State Ethics Commission Shall Not Be In Violation Of Chapter 13, Title 8; And By Amending Section 8-13-1356, Relating To Filing Deadlines For Economic Interests Statements, So As To Provide When Certain Candidates For Elective Office Must File A Statement Of Economic Interests.
Amend Act 813 Of 1946, As Amended, Relating To The Creation Of The Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium Commission So As To Change The Composition Of The Commission.
Amend Act 813 Of 1946, As Amended, Relating To The Creation Of The Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium Commission So As To Change The Composition Of The Commission.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 40-7-230, Relating To Requirements For Licensure As A Barber, So As To Remove The Apprenticeship Requirement.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 40-7-230, Relating To Requirements For Licensure As A Barber, So As To Remove The Apprenticeship Requirement.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 61-2-100, Relating To The Persons Entitled To Be Licensees Or Permittees, So As To Add Performing Arts And Convention Complexes; By Amending Section 61-4-515, Relating To The Permit For Purchase And Sale For On-premises Consumption, So As To Add Performing Arts And Convention Complexes; And By Amending Section 61-6-2016, Relating To The Biennial License For Purchase And Sale For On-premises Consumption, So As To Add Performing Arts And Convention Complexes.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 61-2-100, Relating To The Persons Entitled To Be Licensees Or Permittees, So As To Add Performing Arts And Convention Complexes; By Amending Section 61-4-515, Relating To The Permit For Purchase And Sale For On-premises Consumption, So As To Add Performing Arts And Convention Complexes; And By Amending Section 61-6-2016, Relating To The Biennial License For Purchase And Sale For On-premises Consumption, So As To Add Performing Arts And Convention Complexes.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 15-32-220, Relating To Noneconomic Damages Limit And Exceptions, So As To Provide Guidelines For Intent To Harm, Felony Convictions, And Influence Of Alcohol And Other Drugs; By Amending Section 15-78-30, Relating To Definitions For Purposes Of The Tort Claims Act, So As To Revise The Meaning Of "occurrence"; By Amending Section 15-78-120, Relating To Limitation On Liability, So As To Provide Circumstances Under Which The Limitations Must Be Increased Or Decreased; And By Amending Section 33-56-180, Relating To Limited Liability Of Charitable Organizations, So As To Make Conforming Changes.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 15-32-220, Relating To Noneconomic Damages Limit And Exceptions, So As To Provide Guidelines For Intent To Harm, Felony Convictions, And Influence Of Alcohol And Other Drugs; By Amending Section 15-78-30, Relating To Definitions For Purposes Of The Tort Claims Act, So As To Revise The Meaning Of "occurrence"; By Amending Section 15-78-120, Relating To Limitation On Liability, So As To Provide Circumstances Under Which The Limitations Must Be Increased Or Decreased; And By Amending Section 33-56-180, Relating To Limited Liability Of Charitable Organizations, So As To Make Conforming Changes.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 15-1-350 So As To Establish Requirements For Demands For Personal Injury, Bodily Injury, Property Damage, Or Wrongful Death.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 15-1-350 So As To Establish Requirements For Demands For Personal Injury, Bodily Injury, Property Damage, Or Wrongful Death.
Direct The Department Of Administration, The State Fiscal Accountability Authority, Or The Appropriate Agency, To Transfer The National Guard Armory In The City Of Barnwell, South Carolina, To Barnwell County.
Direct The Department Of Administration, The State Fiscal Accountability Authority, Or The Appropriate Agency, To Transfer The National Guard Armory In The City Of Barnwell, South Carolina, To Barnwell County.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 44-53-190, Relating To Schedule I Controlled Substances, So As To Add Kratom To The Controlled Substances Listed In Schedule I; And By Repealing Article 20 Of Chapter 53, Title 44 Relating To The South Carolina Kratom Consumer Protection Act.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 44-53-190, Relating To Schedule I Controlled Substances, So As To Add Kratom To The Controlled Substances Listed In Schedule I; And By Repealing Article 20 Of Chapter 53, Title 44 Relating To The South Carolina Kratom Consumer Protection Act.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Article 8 To Chapter 41, Title 44 So As To Create Crimes And Associated Penalties Regarding The Use Of Abortion-inducing Drugs, With Exceptions; By Amending Section 44-53-250, Relating To Schedule Iv Controlled Substances, So As To Add Mifepristone And Misoprostol; And By Amending Section 44-53-370, Relating To Controlled Substance Offenses And Penalties, So As To Create Criminal Penalties For Possession Of Mifepristone And Misoprostol, With Exceptions.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Article 8 To Chapter 41, Title 44 So As To Create Crimes And Associated Penalties Regarding The Use Of Abortion-inducing Drugs, With Exceptions; By Amending Section 44-53-250, Relating To Schedule Iv Controlled Substances, So As To Add Mifepristone And Misoprostol; And By Amending Section 44-53-370, Relating To Controlled Substance Offenses And Penalties, So As To Create Criminal Penalties For Possession Of Mifepristone And Misoprostol, With Exceptions.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 49-11-500 So As To Establish The Lake Conestee Dam Authority; By Adding Section 49-11-510 So As To Provide For The Membership Of The Authority; And By Adding Section 49-11-520 So As To Provide For The Duties Of The Authority.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 49-11-500 So As To Establish The Lake Conestee Dam Authority; By Adding Section 49-11-510 So As To Provide For The Membership Of The Authority; And By Adding Section 49-11-520 So As To Provide For The Duties Of The Authority.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 61-6-1140, Relating To Tastings And Retail Sales On Licensed Premises, So As To Modify The Time During Which Tastings And Retail Sales Can Occur; And By Amending Section 61-6-1150, Relating To Tastings And Retail Sales, So As To Modify The Amount Of Liquor That Can Be Sold To A Consumer During One Business Day.
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 61-6-1140, Relating To Tastings And Retail Sales On Licensed Premises, So As To Modify The Time During Which Tastings And Retail Sales Can Occur; And By Amending Section 61-6-1150, Relating To Tastings And Retail Sales, So As To Modify The Amount Of Liquor That Can Be Sold To A Consumer During One Business Day.
Make Appropriations And To Provide Revenues To Meet The Ordinary Expenses Of State Government For The Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 2026, To Regulate The Expenditure Of Such Funds, And To Further Provide For The Operation Of State Government During This Fiscal Year And For Other Purposes.
Make Appropriations And To Provide Revenues To Meet The Ordinary Expenses Of State Government For The Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 2026, To Regulate The Expenditure Of Such Funds, And To Further Provide For The Operation Of State Government During This Fiscal Year And For Other Purposes.