Removes the requirement for Senate advice and consent for certain gubernatorial appointments.
This bill removes the requirement for Senate advice and consent for certain gubernatorial appointments. It affects appointments to various boards and commissions, including the South Carolina Panel for Dietetics, the South Carolina Residential Builders Commission, the Maritime Security Commission, and others. The changes mean that the Governor can now make these appointments without needing the Senate's approval.
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