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Senate and House Bills and Resolutions 

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SOUTH CAROLINA GENERAL ASSEMBLY 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

1. SENATE BILLS 

2. HOUSE BILLS 

3. SUBJECT INDEX 

4. SPONSOR REPORT 

5. CROSS REFERENCE



SENATE - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

S 0001 Resolution, By Cromer 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO ESTABLISH THE RULES OF PROCEDURE 

FOR THE SENATE PURSUANT TO SECTION 12, ARTICLE III OF THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA CONSITITUTION. 

12/12/12 Senate Introduced and adopted SJ-6 

12/12/12 Senate Roll call Ayes-44 Nays-1 SJ-6 

S 0002 General Bill, By Campsen, L. Martin, Cromer, Hayes and Grooms 

A BILL TO ESTABLISH THE EQUAL ACCESS TO THE BALLOT ACT , BY 

AMENDING SECTION 8-13-1356, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CARO- 

LINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE FILING OF A STATEMENT OF ECO- 

NOMIC INTERESTS BY A CANDIDATE, TO PROVIDE THAT A 

CANDIDATE WHO IS NOT A PUBLIC OFFICIAL AND A CANDIDATE 

WHO IS A PUBLIC OFFICIAL SHALL ELECTRONICALLY FILE OR 

UPDATE A STATEMENT OF ECONOMIC INTERESTS, AS APPLICABLE, 

PRIOR TO FILING A STATEMENT OF INTENTION OF CANDIDACY OR 

NOMINATION FOR PETITION; TO AMEND SECTION 7-11-15, TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT THE FILING PERIOD RUNS FROM MARCH TWENTY-THIRD 

TO MARCH THIRTIETH, TO REQUIRE THAT THE PARTY EXECUTIVE 

COMMITTEE NOT ACCEPT A STATEMENT OF INTENTION OF CANDI- 

DACY UNLESS THE COMMITTEE VERIFIES THAT THE CANDIDATE 

FILED AN ELECTRONIC STATEMENT OF ECONOMIC INTEREST, AND 

TO PROVIDE THAT INTENTIONS OF CANDIDACY ARE TO BE SUBMIT- 

TED TO THE APPROPRIATE ELECTION COMMISSION BY NOON ON 

THE FIFTH DAY AFTER THE FILING DEADLINE. 

12/13/12 Senate Prefiled 

12/13/12 Senate Referred to Committee on Judiciary 

12/21/12 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Campsen (ch), Sheheen, Scott, 

Thurmond, Shealy 

01/08/13 Senate Introduced and read first time SJ-17 

01/08/13 Senate Referred to Committee on Judiciary SJ-17 

01/09/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable with amendment Judiciary 

SJ-14 

01/10/13 Scrivener s error corrected 

01/17/13 Senate Amended SJ-15 

01/17/13 Senate Committee Amendment Withdrawn SJ-15 

01/17/13 Senate Read second time SJ-15 





01/23/13 Senate Read third time and sent to House SJ-18 



01/24/13 House Introduced and read first time HJ-3 

01/24/13 House Referred to Committee on Judiciary HJ-3 


03/21/13 House Committee report: Favorable with amendment Judiciary 

HJ-5 


04/10/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). ott, JE Smith, Jefferson, Williams, 

Cobb-Hunter, Vick, Funderburk, KR Crawford, 

Sabb, Crosby, Merrill, Herbkersman, Mitchell, Neal, 

Howard, King, Bowen, Forrester, Allison, RL Brown, 

Anderson, Hosey,Clyburn, Gilliard, Brannon, Ryhal, 

Whipper, Wood, Clemmons, Goldfinch, Hardwick, Bedingfield, 

Dillard, Robinson-Simpson, Skelton, George HJ- 

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04/17/13 House Amended HJ-96 

04/17/13 House Read second time HJ-96 

04/17/13 House Roll call Yeas-86 Nays-25 HJ-151 

04/18/13 House Returned to Senate with amendments HJ-55 


04/24/13 Senate House amendment amended SJ-54 

04/24/13 Senate Returned to House with amendments SJ-54 

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05/01/13 House Non-concurrence in Senate amendment HJ-143 


05/02/13 Senate Senate insists upon amendment and conference committee 

appointed Campsen, Scott, and Thurmond SJ-25 

05/02/13 House Conference committee appointed Delleney, Weeks, Clemmons 

HJ-37 

06/05/13 Senate Conference report received and adopted SJ-65 


06/06/13 House Conference report received and adopted 

06/06/13 House Roll call Yeas-107 Nays-5 

06/06/13 House Ordered enrolled for ratification 

S 0003 (Rat # 0007, Act # 0005) General Bill, By L. Martin, Hayes, Fair and 

Campsen 

Similar (H 3025) 

AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 61-2-180, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH 

CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO BINGO, RAFFLES, AND OTHER SPE- 

CIAL EVENTS, SO AS TO CLARIFY THAT THIS SECTION IS NOT AN 

EXCEPTION OR LIMITATION TO ACTIVITIES, DEVICES, OR MACHINES 

THAT ARE PROHIBITED BY SECTION 12-21-2710 OR OTHER PROVI- 

SIONS THAT PROHIBIT GAMBLING; AND TO AMEND SECTION 61-4- 

580, RELATING TO GAME PROMOTIONS ALLOWED BY HOLDERS OF 

PERMITS AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF BEER OR WINE, SO AS TO 

CLARIFY THAT THIS SECTION DOES NOT AUTHORIZE THE USE OF AN 

ACTIVITY, DEVICE, OR MACHINE THAT IS PROHIBITED BY SECTION 

12-21-2710 OR BY OTHER PROVISIONS THAT PROHIBIT GAMBLING. - 

ratified title 



12/14/12 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Massey (ch), Coleman, Gregory, 

Corbin, Allen 



01/09/13 Senate Committee report: Majority favorable, minority unfavorable 

Judiciary SJ-14 

01/15/13 Senate Minority Report Removed SJ-12 






02/06/13 House Committee report: Favorable Judiciary HJ-2 

02/19/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Rutherford, Neal, Brannon, 

JE Smith, Sandifer, Pitts, Merrill, Munnerlyn, Sabb, Hart, 

Alexander, Williams, King, Mitchell, Weeks, Hosey, 

Anderson, RL Brown, Forrester, Tallon, Nanney, Henderson, 

Ryhal, Wood, Gilliard, Loftis, JR Smith, Bedingfield, 

Robinson-Simpson, McEachern, Taylor, Hixon, Douglas 

HJ-32 

02/20/13 House Debate adjourned until Thur., 2-28-13 HJ-42 

02/27/13 House Reconsider vote whereby debate adjourned to Thur., 2-28- 

13 HJ-61 

02/27/13 House Debate adjourned until Wed., 3-6-13 HJ-61 

03/06/13 House Debate adjourned until Tues., 3-19-13 HJ-37 



03/21/13 House Read third time and enrolled HJ-34 

03/21/13 Ratified R 7 

03/22/13 Signed By Governor 

04/03/13 Effective date 03/22/13 

04/03/13 Act No. 5 

S 0004 General Bill, By Scott, Malloy, Setzler, Matthews, Allen, Coleman, 

Ford, Hutto, Jackson, Johnson, Lourie, McElveen, McGill, Nicholson, 

Pinckney, Reese, Sheheen, Williams and Bryant 

Similar (S 0067, H 3005, H 3153)


A BILL TO AMEND THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, 

BY ADDING SECTION 7-13-25 SO AS TO ESTABLISH EARLY VOTING 

PROCEDURES; TO AMEND SECTION 7-3-20, AS AMENDED, RELATING 

TO DUTIES OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE STATE ELECTION 

COMMISSION, SO AS TO FURTHER DEFINE HIS DUTIES; AND TO 

AMEND SECTION 7-15-320, RELATING TO PERSONS QUALIFIED TO 

VOTE BY ABSENTEE BALLOT, SO AS TO INCLUDE VOTING DURING 

THE EARLY VOTING PERIOD. 





01/10/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Campsen (ch), Scott, Young 

02/06/13 Senate Committee report: Majority favorable with amend., minority 

unfavorable Judiciary SJ-21 


02/14/13 Senate Motion For Special Order Failed SJ-40 


03/13/13 Senate Special order, set for March 13, 2013 SJ-35 

03/14/13 Senate Committee Amendment Adopted SJ-15 








S 0005 General Bill, By Peeler and Bryant 



SO AS TO ENACT JAIDON S LAW ; TO AMEND SECTION 63-7-1680, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO THE CONTENTS, APPROVAL, AND AMEND- 

MENT OF A PLACEMENT PLAN DEVELOPED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF 

SOCIAL SERVICES FOR A CHILD REMOVED FROM THE CUSTODY OF 

HIS OR HER PARENTS, SO AS TO FURTHER PROVIDE FOR THE VISITA- 

TION RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARENTS UNDER THE 

PLACEMENT PLAN; TO AMEND SECTION 63-7-1690, RELATING TO 

CONTENTS OF A PLACEMENT PLAN WHEN THE CONDITIONS FOR 

REMOVAL OF A CHILD FROM THE CUSTODY OF HIS OR HER PARENTS 

INCLUDE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE ABUSE BY THE PARENTS, SO AS 

TO MAKE THE CONTENTS OF THE PLAN MANDATORY, RATHER THAN 

IN THE DISCRETION OF THE COURT; TO AMEND SECTION 63-7-1710, 

RELATING TO CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH THE DEPARTMENT 

OF SOCIAL SERVICES SHALL FILE A PETITION TO TERMINATE PAREN- 

TAL RIGHTS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT SHALL FILE 

THIS PETITION IF THE PARENT IS CONVICTED OF HOMICIDE BY 

CHILD ABUSE, OR AIDING OR ABETTING TO COMMIT HOMICIDE BY 

CHILD ABUSE, OF ANOTHER CHILD OF THE PARENT; TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE DEPARTMENT SHALL FILE THIS PETITION IF A PARENT 

FAILED THREE HAIR-STRAND DRUG TESTS OVER A NINE-MONTH 

PERIOD; AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT SHALL FILE 

SUCH A PETITION IF A PARENT FAILED TWICE IN A TWELVE-MONTH 

PERIOD TO COMPLY WITH THE TERMS OF A TREATMENT PLAN OR 


COURT-ORDERED PLACEMENT OF A PERSON IN THE CENTRAL REG- 

ISTRY FOR CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT 

THE COURT SHALL ORDER THAT A PERSON BE PLACED IN THE REG- 

ISTRY IF THE PERSON GAVE BIRTH TO THE CHILD AND THE CHILD 

TESTED POSITIVE FOR DRUGS; AND TO AMEND SECTION 63-7-2570, 

AS AMENDED, RELATING TO GROUNDS FOR TERMINATING PAREN- 

TAL RIGHTS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT TERMINATING THESE RIGHTS 

ON THE GROUNDS OF SEVERE AND REPETITIVE ABUSE OR NEGLECT 

INCLUDES HOSPITALIZATION OF A CHILD FOR MORE THAN FOUR- 

TEEN DAYS DUE TO ABUSE OR NEGLECT; TO INCLUDE IN THE 

GROUNDS FOR TERMINATING THESE RIGHTS A PARENT S ADDIC- 

TION TO ALCOHOL OR ILLEGAL DRUGS OR PRESCRIPTION MEDICA- 

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TION ABUSE WHEN THE PARENT S ADDICTION IS UNLIKELY TO 

CHANGE WITHIN A REASONABLE TIME; AND TO PROVIDE AS A 

GROUND FOR TERMINATING THESE RIGHTS A PARENT BEING CON- 

VICTED OF MURDER, VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER, OR HOMICIDE 

BY CHILD ABUSE OF ANOTHER CHILD OF THE PARENT. 





S 0006 General Bill, By Peeler 

A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 40-11-260, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH 

CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND NET 

WORTH REQUIREMENTS FOR GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND 

MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, SO AS TO ADJUST THE NET WORTH 

REQUIREMENTS FOR LICENSURE AND LICENSE RENEWAL, AND TO 

DELETE OBSOLETE LANGUAGE. 


12/13/12 Senate Referred to Committee on Labor, Commerce and Industry 



SJ-20 

02/20/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable Labor, Commerce and 

Industry SJ-28 

S 0007 General Bill, By Courson, McGill, Williams, Sheheen, Johnson, 

Hayes and Ford 

A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 12-4-520, RELATING TO COUNTY TAX 

OFFICIALS, TO REDUCE THE OBLIGATION THAT THE DEPARTMENT 

OF REVENUE SHALL ANNUALLY EXAMINE RECORDS OF ASSESSORS, 

AUDITORS, TREASURERS, AND TAX COLLECTORS TO A PERMISSIVE 

AUTHORITY TO ANNUALLY EXAMINE THESE RECORDS; TO AMEND 

SECTION 12-4-530, RELATING TO INVESTIGATION AND PROSECUTION 

OF VIOLATIONS, TO REDUCE THE OBLIGATION THAT THE DEPART- 

MENT SHALL INITIATE COMPLAINTS, INVESTIGATIONS, AND PROSE- 

CUTIONS OF VIOLATIONS TO A PERMISSIVE AUTHORITY; TO AMEND 

SECTION 12-37-30, RELATING TO THE ASSESSMENT OF MULTIPLE 

TAXES TO BE LEVIED ON THE SAME ASSESSMENT, TO CHANGE THE 

DESIGNATION OF STATE TAXES TO COUNTY TAXES; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 21-37-266, RELATING TO THE HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION FOR 

DWELLINGS HELD IN TRUST, TO REQUIRE A COPY OF THE TRUST 

AGREEMENT BE PROVIDED; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-290, RELAT- 

ING TO THE GENERAL HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION, TO CHANGE THE 

HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION FROM PROPERTY TAXES FROM THE FIRST 

TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS TO THE FIRST FIFTY THOUSAND DOL- 

LARS OF THE VALUE OF THE PRIMARY RESIDENCE OF A HOME- 

OWNER WHO IS SIXTY-FIVE YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER TO CONFORM 

WITH OTHER SECTIONS OF THE CODE, AND TO TRANSFER FROM THE 

COMPTROLLER GENERAL TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE THE 

AUTHORITY TO PROMULGATE RULES AND FORMS, AND THE OBLI- 

GATION TO REIMBURSE THE STATE AGENCY OF VOCATIONAL REHA- 

BILITATION FOR EXPENSES INCURRED IN EVALUATING DISABILITY 

UNDER THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION; TO AMEND SECTION 

12-37-450, RELATING TO THE BUSINESS INVENTORY TAX EXEMPTION, 

TO REMOVE THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE AMOUNT OF REIM- 

BURSEMENT ATTRIBUTED TO DEBT SERVICE BE REDISTRIBUTED TO 

OTHER SEPARATE MILLAGES ONCE THE DEBT IS PAID, TO REQUIRE 

THE REIMBURSEMENT BE REDISTRIBUTED PROPORTIONATELY TO 

THE SEPARATE MILLAGES LEVIED BY THE POLITICAL SUBDIVI- 

SIONS, TO STRIKE THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE REDISTRIBUTION 

BE ATTRIBUTED TO THE MILLAGE RATES IN THE YEAR 1987, AND TO 

REQUIRE THE ATTRIBUTION OF THE CURRENT TAX YEAR MILLAGE 

RATES; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-710, RELATING TO THE RETURN 

AND ASSESSMENT OF PERSONAL PROPERTY, TO STRIKE OF FULL 

AGE AND OF SOUND MIND AS A QUALIFIER FOR EVERY PERSON 

WHO MUST LIST PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR TAXATION; TO AMEND 

SECTION 12-37-715, RELATING TO THE FREQUENCY OF AD VALOREM


TAXATION ON PERSONAL PROPERTY, TO ALLOW NEWLY ACQUIRED 

VEHICLES TO BE TAXED MORE THAN ONCE IN A TAX YEAR; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-37-760, RELATING TO STATEMENTS OF PER- 

SONAL PROPERTY FOR TAXATION WHERE A PERSON REFUSES OR 

NEGLECTS TO DELIVER A STATEMENT OF PERSONAL PROPERTY, TO 

ELIMINATE THE OBLIGATION AND TO ALLOW THE PERMISSIVE 

AUTHORITY FOR THE COUNTY AUDITOR TO ASCERTAIN AND 

RETURN A LIST OF THAT PERSON S PERSONAL PROPERTY AND TO 

ALLOW THAT HE MAY DENOTE REASONS FOR THE REFUSAL; TO 

REPEAL SECTION 12-37-850, RELATING TO THE REMOVAL OF THE 

JURISDICTION OF THE COURTS TO HEAR MATTERS ORIGINATED 

FROM THE TAXPAYER CONCERNING ALLEGATIONS OF FALSE 

RETURNS, TAX EVASION, OR FRAUD; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-890, 

RELATING TO PERSONAL PROPERTY RETURNS FOR TAXATION PUR- 

POSES, TO STRIKE LANGUAGE LISTING ANIMALS AND VEHICLES 

AND REPLACE WITH DESIGNATION OF PROPERTY USED IN ANY 

BUSINESS TO BE RETURNED TO THE COUNTY IN WHICH IT IS SITU- 

ATED FOR TAXATION PURPOSES, AND TO REMOVE THE REQUIRE- 

MENT THAT ALL BANKERS CAPITAL OR PERSONAL ASSETS 

RELATED TO THE BANKING BUSINESS BE RETURNED TO THE 

COUNTY WHERE THE BANKING HOUSE IS LOCATED FOR TAXATION 

PURPOSES; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-900, RELATING TO PERSONAL 

PROPERTY TAX RETURNS, TO STRIKE THE DESIGNATED DATES OF 

THE REQUIRED ANNUAL RETURNS OF PERSONAL AND REAL PROP- 

ERTY TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR AND TO STRIKE THE AUTHORITY 

OF THE COUNTY LEGISLATIVE DELEGATION TO WAIVE THE PENAL- 

TIES OF FAILURE TO MAKE THIS STATEMENT; TO AMEND SECTION 

12-37-940, RELATING TO VALUATION OF ARTICLES OF PERSONAL 

PROPERTY, TO STRIKE THE REQUIREMENT THAT MONEY AND BANK 

BILLS BE VALUED AT PAR VALUE AND THAT CREDITS BE VALUED AT 

THE FACE VALUE OF THE CONTRACT UNLESS THE PRINCIPAL BE 

PAYABLE AT A FUTURE TIME WITHOUT INTEREST AND C DELIVERY 

OF SPECIFIC ARTICLES BE VALUED AT THE USUAL SELLING PRICE OF 

SUCH ITEMS; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-970, RELATING TO THE 

ASSESSMENT AND RETURN OF MERCHANTS INVENTORIES, TO 

REMOVE MERCHANTS INVENTORIES FROM THE REQUIRED ASSESS- 

MENT OF PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR TAXATION PURPOSES; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-37-2420, RELATING TO PROPERTY TAX RETURNS 

FOR AIRLINE COMPANIES, TO CHANGE THE DATE OF FILING FROM 

APRIL FIFTEENTH TO APRIL THIRTIETH, AND TO STRIKE LANGUAGE 

DESIGNATING THE FILING DEADLINES FOR AIRLINES IN YEAR 1976; 

TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-2610, RELATING TO TAX YEAR OF MOTOR 

VEHICLES, TO REMOVE REFERENCES TO VEHICLE LICENSE AND 

REPLACE WITH VEHICLE REGISTRATIONS, TO REMOVE REFERENCES 

AND PROCEDURES FOR TWO-YEAR VEHICLE LICENSES, TO PROVIDE 

AN EXCEPTION FOR TRANSFER OF THE LICENSE FROM ONE VEHICLE 

TO ANOTHER, AND TO PROVIDE THAT NOTICES OF SALES BY DEAL- 

ERS MUST BE MADE TO THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES 

RATHER THAN THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; TO AMEND SECTION 

12-37-2630, RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLE TAXES, TO REQUIRE THAT 

AN OWNER OF A VEHICLE SHALL MAKE A PROPERTY TAX RETURN 

TO THE AUDITOR WITHIN FORTY-FIVE DAYS OF THE VEHICLE 

BECOMING TAXABLE IN A COUNTY; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-2660, 

RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE REGISTRATIONS, TO 

REDUCE THE TIME THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES MUST 

PROVIDE A LIST OF LICENSE REGISTRATION APPLICATIONS TO THE 

COUNTY AUDITOR FROM NINETY TO SIXTY DAYS AND TO UPDATE 

THE REQUIRED FORM OF THE LISTINGS; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37- 

2725, RELATING TO THE TRANSFER OF THE TITLE OF A VEHICLE TO 

ANOTHER STATE, TO CHANGE THE LOCATION OF THE RETURN OF 

THE LICENSE PLATE AND VEHICLE REGISTRATION FROM THE 

COUNTY AUDITOR TO THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES, AND 

TO DELINEATE THE PROCESS FOR OBTAINING A TAX REFUND FOR 

THE PORTION OF THE TAX YEAR REMAINING; TO REPEAL SECTION 

12-37-2735, RELATING TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE PERSONAL 

PROPERTY TAX RELIEF FUND; TO AMEND SECTION 12-39-10, RELAT- 

ING TO THE APPOINTMENT OF THE COUNTY AUDITOR, TO ELIMI- 

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NATE THE FOUR-YEAR TERM OF THE AUDITOR AND TO REQUIRE 

HIM TO TAKE THE OATH OF OFFICE BEFORE ENTERING INTO OFFICE; 

TO AMEND SECTION 12-39-40, RELATING TO APPOINTMENT OF A DEP- 

UTY AUDITOR, TO REQUIRE THE APPOINTMENT TO BE FILED WITH 

THE STATE TREASURER INSTEAD OF THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL; 

TO AMEND SECTION 12-39-60, RELATING TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR, 

TO CHANGE THE DEADLINE FOR RECEIVING TAX RETURNS FROM 

APRIL FIFTEENTH TO APRIL THIRTIETH AND TO REDUCE THE 

REQUIREMENT OF PUBLIC NOTICE FOR A LOCATION TO RECEIVE 

RETURNS TO A PERMISSIVE AUTHORITY FOR THE PROVIDING OF 

THIS NOTICE; TO AMEND SECTION 12-39-120, RELATING TO THE 

POWER OF THE COUNTY AUDITOR TO ENTER INTO BUILDINGS THAT 

ARE NOT DWELLINGS TO DETERMINE VALUE, TO CHANGE THE 

DETERMINATION FROM THE VALUE OF ANY BUILDING TO THE 

VALUE OF ANY TAXABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 12-39-160, RELATING TO SPECIAL LEVIES, TO CHANGE THE 

REQUIREMENT THAT THE COUNTY AUDITOR REPORT THE AMOUNT 

OF PROPERTIES SUBJECT TO SPECIAL LEVIES TO THE COUNTY 

SUPERINTENDENT, BOARDS OF EDUCATION, AND BOARDS OF 

TRUSTEES, TO A PERMISSIVE AUTHORITY TO PROVIDE THE INFOR- 

MATION; TO AMEND SECTION 12-39-190, RELATING TO THE REPORT- 

ING OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES, TO ELIMINATE THE 

REQUIREMENT THAT THE REPORTING BE IN A NUMBER OF COL- 

UMNS SPECIFIED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; TO AMEND 

SECTION 12-39-200, RELATING TO FORMS THE DEPARTMENT OF REV- 

ENUE MAY PRESCRIBE, TO ALLOW THE DEPARTMENT TO DETER- 

MINE THE TYPES OF ACCEPTABLE FORMAT REQUIRED; TO AMEND 

SECTION 12-39-220, RELATING TO OMISSION OF NEW PROPERTY 

FROM THE COUNTY DUPLICATE, TO REQUIRE THE COUNTY AUDI- 

TOR TO IMMEDIATELY NOTIFY THE COUNTY ASSESSOR, TO ELIMI- 

NATE THE SPECIFICATION OF A TWENTY PERCENT PENALTY FOR 

UNPAID TAXES TO REPLACE WITH ALL APPLICABLE PENALTIES, 

AND TO ELIMINATE DUPLICATE LANGUAGE IN THE CODE; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-39-260, RELATING TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR S 

RECORDS, TO REDUCE THE REQUIREMENT THAT AUDITORS KEEP 

RECORDS OF ALL SALES OR CONVEYANCES OF REAL PROPERTY TO 

A PERMISSIVE AUTHORIHESE RECORDS; TO AMEND SECTION 12-39- 

270, RELATING TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR S ABATEMENT BOOK, TO 

REMOVE THE PROVISION THAT REQUIRES THE ABATEMENT 

ALLOWED IN ANNUAL SETTLEMENTS BETWEEN THE AUDITOR AND 

THE TREASURER TO BE ACCORDING TO THE RECORD IN THE ABATE- 

MENT BOOK; TO AMEND SECTION 12-43-220, RELATING TO COUNTY 

EQUALIZATION AND REASSESSMENT, TO REQUIRE THAT IN ORDER 

TO PROVE ELIGIBILITY FOR THE FOUR PERCENT HOME ASSESSMENT 

RATIO, THE OWNER-OCCUPANT MUST PROVIDE PROOF THAT ALL 

MOTOR VEHICLES REGISTERED IN HIS NAME WERE REGISTERED AT 

THAT SAME ADDRESS; TO REPEAL SECTION 12-45-10, RELATING TO 

THE APPOINTMENT OF COUNTY TREASURERS; TO AMEND SECTION 

12-45-35, RELATING TO THE APPOINTMENT OF DEPUTY COUNTY 

TREASURERS, TO CHANGE THE REQUIREMENT OF THE FILING OF 

THE APPOINTMENT WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE TO THE 

FILING WITH THE STATE TREASURER; TO AMEND SECTION 12-45-70, 

RELATING TO COLLECTION OF TAXES, TO CHANGE THE REQUIRE- 

MENT THAT THE OFFICIAL CHARGED WITH COLLECTING TAXES 

SHALL SEND A LIST OF TAXES PAID TO THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR 

VEHICLES INSTEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND 

THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES MAY ACCEPT THIS 

CERTIFICATION INSTEAD OF A TAX RECEIPT; TO AMEND SECTION 12- 

45-90, RELATING TO THE FORMS OF PAYMENT FOR TAXES, TO STRIKE 

FROM THE ACCEPTABLE FORMS OF PAYMENT, JURY CERTIFICATES, 

CIRCUIT COURT WITNESS PER DIEMS, AND COUNTY CLAIMS; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-45-120, RELATING TO DELINQUENT TAXATION, 

TO REPLACE THE DESIGNATION OF CHATTEL TAX WITH THE TERM 

PERSONAL TAX; TO AMEND SECTION 12-45-180, RELATING TO THE 

COLLECTION OF DELINQUENT TAXES, TO ADD THE OFFICE AUTHO- 

RIZED TO COLLECT DELINQUENT TAXES AS AN OFFICE AUTHO- 

RIZED TO WAIVE PENALTIES IN CASES OF IMPROPER MAILING OR


ERROR; TO AMEND SECTION 12-45-185, RELATING TO THE WAIVER OF 

PENALTIES FOR DELINQUENT TAXES, TO ALLOW THE COUNTY 

TREASURER TO NOTIFY THE COUNTY AUDITOR OF SUCH WAIVERS; 

TO AMEND SECTION 12-45-260, RELATING TO THE MONTHLY FINAN- 

CIAL REPORT OF COUNTY TREASURER TO THE COUNTY SUPERVI- 

SOR, TO ELIMINATE THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE TREASURER 

MUST REPORT TO THE COUNTY SUPERVISOR ON THE FIFTEENTH OF 

EACH MONTH AND TO ALLOW THE TREASURER TO REPORT 

MONTHLY; TO AMEND SECTION 12-45-300, RELATING TO THE AUDI- 

TOR S LIST OF DELINQUENT TAXES, TO STRIKE THE REQUIREMENT 

THAT THE AUDITOR MUST MAKE MARGINAL NOTATIONS AS TO THE 

REASONS THE TAXES WERE NOT COLLECTABLE, AND TO ELIMINATE 

THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE TREASURER MUST SIGN AND SWEAR 

TO THE LIST BEFORE THE AUDITOR; TO AMEND SECTION 12-45-420, 

RELATING TO THE WAIVER OF PENALTIES DUE TO ERRORS BY THE 

COUNTY BY A COMMITTEE MADE UP OF THE COUNTY AUDITOR, 

TREASURER, AND ASSESSOR, TO REQUIRE THAT THE WAIVER MUST 

BE BY MAJORITY VOTE OF THE COMMITTEE; TO AMEND SECTION 12- 

49-10, RELATING TO LIENS AND SUITS FOR THE COLLECTION OF 

TAXES, TO CHANGE THE DESIGNATION OF DEBTS PAYABLE TO THE 

STATE TO DEBTS PAYABLE TO THE COUNTY; TO AMEND SECTION 12- 

49-20, RELATING TO LIENS IN THE COLLECTION OF DELINQUENT 

TAXES, TO MOVE THE AUTHORITY OF THE COUNTY SHERIFF TO 

COLLECT DELINQUENT TAXES TO THE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR; 

TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-85, RELATING TO UNCOLLECTABLE PROP- 

ERTY TAX FOR DERELICT MOBILE HOMES, TO CHANGE THE 

AUTHORITY FROM THE COUNTY AUDITOR TO THE COUNTY ASSES- 

SOR TO DETERMINE THE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF A MOBILE 

HOME AND TO INCLUDE THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE ASSESSOR 

REMOVE THE DERELICT HOME FROM HIS RECORDS AND THE AUDI- 

TOR TO REMOVE THE DERELICT HOME FROM THE DUPLICATE LIST; 

TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-910, RELATING TO THE SEIZURE OF PROP- 

ERTY SUBJECT TO A TAX LIEN BY THE SHERIFF OR COUNTY TAX 

COLLECTOR, TO REMOVE THE AUTHORITY OF THE SHERIFF TO 

LEVY AND SEIZE PROPERTY OF A DEFAULTING TAXPAYER; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-49-920, RELATING TO THE SEIZURE OF PROP- 

ERTY FOR TAX DEFAULT BY THE COUNTY SHERIFF OR THE COUNTY 

TAX COLLECTOR, TO REMOVE THE AUTHORITY OF THE SHERIFF TO 

POSSESS THE SEIZED PROPERTY; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-930, 

RELATING TO THE REMOVAL OR DESTRUCTION OF PERSONAL PROP- 

ERTY SUBJECT TO A TAX LIEN, TO REMOVE THE REFERENE COUNTY 

SHERIFF; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-940, RELATING TO THE DISPOSAL 

OF PERSONAL PROPERTY SEIZED DUE TO A TAX LIEN BY THE 

COUNTY SHERIFF OR TAX COLLECTOR, TO REMOVE THE AUTHOR- 

ITY OF THE COUNTY SHERIFF TO ADVERTIZE FOR THE SALE OF THE 

PROPERTY; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-950, RELATING TO BIDDING ON 

PERSONAL PROPERTY SUBJECT TO A TAX LIEN BY THE FORFEITED 

LAND COMMISSION, TO ALLOW BIDS TO BE MADE ON BEHALF OF 

THE FORFEITED LAND COMMISSION; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-960, 

RELATING TO THE SALE OF PROPERTY SUBJECT TO A TAX SALE, TO 

REMOVE THE AUTHORITY OF THE COUNTY SHERIFF; TO AMEND 

SECTION 12-49-1110, RELATING TO THE RIGHTS OF REAL PROPERTY 

MORTGAGES, TO CHANGE THE DEFINITION OF TAX TITLE FROM A 

DEED FOR REAL PROPERTY AND A BILL OF SALE FOR PERSONAL 

PROPERTY TO A DEED FOR REAL PROPERTY OR A BILL OF SALE FOR 

PERSONAL PROPERTY ; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-1150, RELATING TO 

THE NOTICE TO MORTGAGEE OF A TAX SALE, TO INCLUDE IN THE 

INFORMATION PROVIDED THE TAX MAP NUMBER OF THE PROPERTY; 

TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-1220, RELATING TO THE PROCEDURES FOR 

PROVIDING NOTICE OF TAX SALE OF MOBILE OR MANUFACTURED 

HOMES, TO SPECIFY THE FORMS OF LIENHOLDERS PROVIDED TO 

TAX COLLECTORS FOR NOTICE TO BE THOSE PROVIDED BY THE 

DEPARTMENT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE REGISTRATION OF MANUFAC- 

TURED HOMES; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-1270, RELATING TO THE 

RIGHTS OF THE LIENHOLDER IN A TAX SALE AND THE RIGHTS AND 

REMEDIES THAT ARE NOT AFFECTED BY COMPLIANCE OF THE 

INFORMATION PROVISIONS, TO CHANGE THE INFORMATION PRO- 

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VIDED TO THE AUDITOR TO THE ASSESSOR; TO AMEND SECTION 12- 

51-40, RELATING TO PROPERTY TAXES AND THE TREATMENT OF 

MOBILE HOMES AS PERSONAL PROPERTY, TO REMOVE THE 

REQUIREMENT OF WRITTEN NOTICE OF THE HOMES ANNEXATION 

TO THE LAND BY THE HOMEOWNER TO THE AUDITOR TO REQUIRE 

COMPLIANCE WITH DE-TITLING PROVISIONS OF THE MANUFAC- 

TURED HOUSING LAW AND TO ALLOW A COUNTY TO CONTRACT IN 

THE COLLECTION OF DELINQUENT TAXES; TO AMEND SECTION 12- 

51-55, RELATING TO THE BID ON PROPERTY SOLD FOR AD VALOREM 

TAXES, TO REMOVE THE PROVISIONS FOR THE APPLICATIONS OF 

THE FUNDS FOR WHEN THE PROPERTY IS NOT REDEEMED; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-51-80, RELATING TO THE SETTLEMENT BY THE 

TREASURER, TO INCREASE THE TIME OF SETTLEMENT TO THE 

POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS FROM THIRTY DAYS TO FORTY-FIVE DAYS 

AFTER THE TAX SALE; TO REPEAL SECTION 12-59-30, RELATING TO 

THE SUFFICIENCY OF DEEDS OF LANDS FORFEITED TO THE STATE 

COMMISSIONS IN YEAR 1939; TO AMEND SECTION 12-59-40, RELAT- 

ING TO FORFEITED LAND COMMISSIONS, TO INCLUDE LANDS FOR- 

FEITED TO COUNTY TAX COLLECTORS IN LANDS AUTHORIZED FOR 

SALE AND TO REMOVE THE STATE AS HOLDER OF PROPERTY HELD 

AND SOLD BY THE FORFEITED LAND COMMISSION; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 12-59-50, RELATING TO THE FORFEITED LAND COMMISSION, TO 

REMOVE THE REFERENCE TO DELINQUENT STATE TAXES SUBJECT 

TO THESE PROVISIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 12-59-70, RELATING TO 

FORFEITED LAND COMMISSION SALES, TO REMOVE REFERENCE TO 

THE SHERIFF SUBMITTING TITLE TO THE COMMISSION AND TO REF- 

ERENCE THE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR SUBMITTING TITLE TO THE 

COMMISSION; TO AMEND SECTION 12-59-80, RELATING TO THE FOR- 

FEITED LAND COMMISSION, TO DESIGNATE THE PROCEDURE FOR 

ACCEPTING BIDS FOR THE SALE OF FORFEITED PROPERTY; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-59-90, RELATING TO FORFEITED LANDS TAX 

SALES, TO REMOVE THE AUTHORITY OF THE COUNTY SHERIFF TO 

EXECUTE DEEDS AND CONVEYANCES FOR FORFEITED LANDS AND 

TO AUTHORIZE THE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR TO EXECUTE THE 

DEEDS AND CONVEYANCES; TO AMEND SECTION 12-59-100, RELAT- 

ING TO THE TURNING OVER OF PROCEEDS OF A DELINQUENT TAX 

SALE BY THE FORFEITED LANDS COMMISSION TO THE COUNTY 

TREASURER AND THE TREASURER TO DEPOSIT THESE FUNDS INTO 

THE COUNTY GENERAL FUND, TO DELETE THE PROVISION THAT THE 

TREASURER DO SO AT THE CLOSE OF THE FISCAL YEAR AND TO 

STRIKE REFERENCES TO THE STATE INTERESTS IN THESE PROCEEDS; 

TO REPEAL SECTION 12-59-110, RELATING TO FEES AND COSTS OF 

THE SHERIFF FOR SERVICES PROVIDED TO THE FORFEITED LANDS 

COMMISSION IN REGARD TO DELINQUENT TAX SEIZURES; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-59-120, R LANDS COMMISSION, TO REPLACE 

REFERENCE TO THE COUNTY SHERIFFS WITH THE COUNTY TAX 

COLLECTOR REGARDING THE ALLOWING OF AGENTS OF THE COM- 

MISSION ACCESS TO EXECUTIONS ISSUED FOR THE COLLECTION OF 

TAXES; AND TO AMEND SECTION 12-60-1760, RELATING TO PROP- 

ERTY TAX PROTESTS, TO REPLACE THE COUNTY AUDITOR WITH THE 

COUNTY IN REGARD TO WHO IS OBLIGATED TO RATABLY APPOR- 

TION FEES, EXPENSES, DAMAGES, AND COSTS RESULTING IN 

DEFENDING A COURT ACTION, AND TO REPLACE THE COUNTY 

AUDITOR OR TREASURER WITH THE COUNTY AS TO WHO MAY 

CAUSE A MUNICIPALITY TO BE MADE A PARTY TO ANY ACTION 

INVOLVING A MUNICIPAL LEVY. 


12/13/12 Senate Referred to Committee on Finance 


01/08/13 Senate Referred to Committee on Finance SJ-20 

02/07/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable Finance SJ-5 






02/20/13 House Referred to Committee on Ways and Means HJ-4


S 0008 General Bill, By L. Martin 

Similar (H 3527, H 3570) 

A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 47-3-110, SOUTH CAROLINA CODE OF 

LAWS, 1976, RELATING TO THE LIABILITY OF AN OWNER OR KEEPER 

OF A DOG FOR A DOG ATTACK, TO PROVIDE THAT LIABILITY DOES 

NOT EXTEND TO TRAINED LAW ENFORCEMENT DOGS IN THE PER- 

FORMANCE OF OFFICIAL DUTIES OR DOGS ACTING IN DEFENSE OF A 

PERSON; AND TO AMEND CHAPTER 23, TITLE 23 BY ADDING SEC- 

TION 23-23-140, RELATING TO PATROL CANINE TEAMS. 


12/13/12 Senate Referred to Committee on Agriculture and Natural 

Resources 



Resources SJ-29 

01/23/13 Senate Recalled from Committee on Agriculture and Natural 


01/23/13 Senate Committed to Committee on Judiciary SJ-5 

01/28/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Hutto (ch), Corbin, Young 


SJ-17 









HJ-7 

06/04/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Tallon, Quinn, JR Smith, Bannister, 

Hixon, Wells, Pope, Bedingfield, GR Smith, Loftis, 

Hardwick, Kennedy, Spires, Hardee, DC Moss, Cole, 

Hiott, Norman, Hosey, Clyburn, Anderson, RL Brown, VS 

Moss, King, Powers-Norrell, Cobb-Hunter, Hart, Sellers, 

KR Crawford, Sabb, Patrick HJ-16 

06/05/13 House Requests for debate removed-Rep(s). Hiott, Tallon, JR 

Smith, Hixon, Wells, Norman, Hardee, Spires, Hardwick, 

VS Moss, Loftis, Patrick, Cole, Hosey, Kennedy, Anderson, 

Quinn, GR Smith, Powers-Norrell, Bannister, Clyburn, 

Cobb-Hunter, Sellers, DC Moss, Pope, Bedingfield, 

Sabb, RL Brown 

06/05/13 House Amended 

06/05/13 House Read second time 


06/06/13 House Read third time and returned to Senate with amendments 

06/06/13 Senate Concurred in House amendment and enrolled 

06/06/13 Senate Roll call Ayes-xxx Nays-xxx 


Similar (S 0533, H 3145) 


BY ADDING SECTION 27-37-45 SO AS TO DEFINE THE TERMS MALI- 

CIOUS PROPERTY DAMAGE AND SIGNIFICANT THREAT TO SAFETY 

AND TO PROVIDE FOR AN EXPEDITED EJECTMENT PROCESS WHEN 

THE TENANT, A MEMBER OF HIS HOUSEHOLD, OR A GUEST CAUSES 

MALICIOUS DAMAGE TO PROPERTY OR SIGNIFICANT THREAT TO 

SAFETY; AND TO AMEND SECTION 8-21-1010, RELATING TO THE 

SCHEDULE OF FEES AND COSTS TO BE COLLECTED BY MAGIS- 

TRATES, SO AS TO SET A FIFTY DOLLAR FILING FEE TO APPLY FOR 

AN EXPEDITED EJECTMENT. 





02/22/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Malloy (ch), S.Martin, Young 

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S 0010 (Rat # 0028) Joint Resolution, By L. Martin and Fair 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE SCHOOL TRUSTEES OF A 

SCHOOL DISTRICT, IN FISCAL YEAR 2012-2013, TO SELL OR LEASE 

SCHOOL PROPERTY, REAL OR PERSONAL, IN THE SCHOOL DISTRICT 

AT ANY TIME THEY DEEM IT EXPEDIENT TO DO SO AND APPLY THE 

PROCEEDS OF THE SALE OR LEASE TO THE SCHOOL FUND OF THE 

DISTRICT. - ratified title 


12/13/12 Senate Referred to Committee on Education 


01/08/13 Senate Referred to Committee on Education SJ-30 

02/27/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable Ethics SJ-21 





03/13/13 House Referred to Committee on Education and Public Works 

HJ-13 

04/17/13 House Committee report: Favorable Education and Public Works 

HJ-3 



04/18/13 House Unanimous consent for third reading on next legislative 

day HJ-99 


05/02/13 Ratified R 28 





BY ADDING SECTION 20-1-110 TO PROVIDE THAT COMMON-LAW 

MARRIAGE IN THE STATE MAY NOT BE RECOGNIZED ON AND AFTER 

JANUARY 1, 2011, AND TO PROVIDE AN EXCEPTION FOR A COMMON- 

LAW MARRIAGE EXISTING AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2010; AND TO 

REPEAL SECTION 20-1-360 RELATING TO THE VALIDITY OF A MAR- 

RIAGE CONTRACTED WITHOUT THE ISSUANCE OF A LICENSE. 





01/28/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Sheheen (ch), Corbin, 

McElveen, Shealy, Thurmond 

S 0012 General Bill, By O Dell and Ford 


BY ADDING SECTION 12-10-108 SO AS TO PROVIDE A CLIENT COM- 

PANY THAT CONTRACTS WITH A PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 

EMPLOYER AND IS ASSIGNED EMPLOYEES UNDER THAT CONTRACT, 

IS ELIGIBLE FOR THE JOB DEVELOPMENT CREDIT, TO SPECIFY THE 

CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH THE JOB DEVELOPMENT CREDIT MAY 

BE CLAIMED, AND TO PROVIDE THE PROCESS BY WHICH THE CLI- 

ENT COMPANY MAY CLAIM THE CREDIT AND THE PROCESS BY 

WHICH THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE SHALL ADMINISTER THE 

CREDIT WITH RESPECT TO A CLIENT COMPANY; AND BY ADDING 

SECTION 40-68-145 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT FOR PURPOSES OF 

DETERMINING AN INCENTIVE OR BUSINESS PREFERENCE PROGRAM 

BASED ON EMPLOYMENT, AN ASSIGNED EMPLOYEE IS CONSIDERED 

AN EMPLOYEE OF THE CLIENT COMPANY. 







02/14/13 Senate Read second time SJ-11





02/21/13 House Referred to Committee on Labor, Commerce and Industry 

HJ-10 

04/30/13 House Recalled from Committee on Labor, Commerce and 

Industry HJ-182 

04/30/13 House Referred to Committee on Ways and Means HJ-182 

S 0013 General Bill, By Rankin 

Similar (S 0347, H 3407) 

A BILL TO AMEND CHAPTER 13, TITLE 8 OF THE 1976 CODE, BY ADD- 

ING SECTION 8-13-1339 TO PROHIBIT A POLITICAL ACTION COMMIT- 

TEE ORGANIZED BY OR ON BEHALF OF CERTAIN STATEWIDE 

OFFICIALS; AND TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-1340 TO DELETE REFER- 

ENCES TO A COMMITTEE ORGANIZED DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY 

ESTABLISHED, FINANCED, MAINTAINED, OR CONTROLLED BY A 

CANDIDATE OR PUBLIC OFFICIAL. 





S 0014 General Bill, By Grooms 

A BILL TO AMEND CHAPTER 11, TITLE 11 OF THE 1976 CODE, RELAT- 

ING TO THE STATE BUDGET SYSTEM, BY ADDING SECTION 11-11-360 

TO ESTABLISH THE PALMETTO HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT FUND, TO 

PROVIDE THAT THE INITIAL CREDIT TO THE FUND AND SUBSE- 

QUENT INCREASES IN CREDITS TO THE FUND SHALL BE DERIVED 

FROM REVENUE SURPLUSES, TO PROVIDE FOR THE PROPER USE OF 

THE FUNDS IN THE FUND, AND TO CAP THE AMOUNT CREDITED TO 

THE FUND IN ANY SINGLE YEAR. 





S 0015 General Bill, By Grooms, Campsen, Ford, Young and Davis 



BY ENACTING THE TAXPAYER FAIRNESS ACT BY ADDING SECTION 

12-4-397 TO PROVIDE THE MANNER IN WHICH THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE MUST INTERPRET TAX STATUTES OF 

THIS STATE, TO PROVIDE THAT TERMS IN THE TAX STATUTES OF 

THIS STATE MAY NOT BE GIVEN BROADER MEANING THAN 

INTENDED BY POLICY DOCUMENTS AND REGULATIONS OF THE 

DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, TO PROVIDE THAT AMBIGUITY IN TAX 

STATUTES MUST BE RESOLVED IN FAVOR OF THE TAXPAYER, TO 

REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT TO REPORT AMBIGUITIES TO CERTAIN 

MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, AND TO DEFINE TAX STAT- 

UTES OF THIS STATE . 











S 0016 Joint Resolution, By Grooms 

A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE 

XVII OF THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, RELATING 

TO MISCELLANEOUS CONSTITUTIONAL MATTERS, BY ADDING SEC- 

TION 15 TO ESTABLISH A SPECIFIED PROCEDURE FOR THE ENACT- 

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MENT OR REPEAL OF LAWS AND CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS 

BY INITIATIVE PETITION AND REFERENDUM AND TO PROVIDE 

EXCEPTIONS. 






Similar (S 0024, H 3305) 


ING TO THE SOUTH CAROLINA INCOME TAX ACT, BY ADDING SEC- 

TION 12-6-3760, TO PROVIDE THAT TAXPAYERS MAY CLAIM UP TO A 

TWO HUNDRED DOLLAR REFUNDABLE TAX CREDIT FOR COSTS 

AND EXPENSES INCURRED BY THE TAXPAYER RELATED TO PUR- 

CHASING AND MAINTAINING IDENTITY FRAUD AND THEFT PROTEC- 

TION SERVICES. 





S 0018 General Bill, By Hayes 


BY ADDING ARTICLE 3 TO CHAPTER 61, TITLE 15 SO AS TO ENACT 

THE UNIFORM PARTITION OF HEIRS PROPERTY ACT ; TO PROVIDE 

RELATED DEFINITIONS, TO PROVIDE FOR THE APPLICABILITY OF 

THE ARTICLE, THE OBLIGATION OF A COURT TO DETERMINE 

WHETHER SUBJECT PROPERTY IS HEIRS PROPERTY, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE INCONSISTENCIES IN CHAPTER 61, TITLE 15 BE RESOLVED IN 

FAVOR OF PROVISIONS IN ARTICLE 3; TO PROVIDE FOR NOTICE BY 

PUBLICATION AND THE EFFECT OF THE ARTICLE ON RELATED LIMI- 

TATIONS; TO IMPOSE CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS FOR COMMISSION- 

ERS APPOINTED BY THE COURT; TO PROVIDE PROCEDURES FOR THE 

COURT TO FOLLOW IN DETERMINING THE VALUE OF HEIRS PROP- 

ERTY; TO PROVIDE A PROCEDURE FOR A COTENANT BUYOUT; TO 

PROVIDE PETITION ALTERNATIVES; TO PROVIDE CONSIDERATIONS 

APPLICABLE TO A PARTITION IN KIND; TO PROVIDE PROCEDURES 

FOR OPEN-MARKET SALES, SEALED BIDS, OR AUCTIONS; TO IMPOSE 

A REPORTING REQUIREMENT ON A BROKER APPOINTED TO OFFER 

HEIRS PROPERTY FOR OPEN-MARKET SALE; TO REQUIRE CERTAIN 

CONSIDERATIONS BE MADE TO PROMOTE UNIFORMITY OF THE 

APPLICATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF THIS ACT; TO SPECIFY HOW 

THE ACT MODIFIES CERTAIN FEDERAL ACTS PERTAINING TO ELEC- 

TRONIC SIGNATURES; AND TO DESIGNATE THE EXISTING PROVI- 

SIONS OF CHAPTER 61 AS ARTICLE 1. 





02/28/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Malloy (ch), Massey, S.Martin, 

Bennett, Johnson 

S 0019 General Bill, By Ford and Campsen 


A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 17-15-55, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAR- 

OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO BOND AND THE AUTHORITY OF THE CIR- 

CUIT COURT TO REVOKE BOND UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, 

SO AS TO INCLUDE THE COMMISSION OF A SUBSEQUENT VIOLENT 

CRIME BY A PERSON RELEASED ON BOND IN THE PURVIEW OF THE 

STATUTE AND TO ADD AN ADDITIONAL PENALTY IF A PERSON COM- 

MITS A GENERAL SESSIONS COURT OFFENSE WHILE ON RELEASE ON 

BOND. 




01/08/13 Senate Referred to Committee on Judiciary SJ-33



04/24/13 Senate Polled out of committee Judiciary SJ-8 

04/24/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable Judiciary SJ-8 










S 0020 General Bill, By Ford 


A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 16-23-50, AS AMENDED, CODE OF LAWS 

OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE PENALTIES IMPOSED 

FOR THE UNLAWFUL CARRYING OF A HANDGUN AND THE UNLAW- 

FUL SALE OR DELIVERY OF A HANDGUN, SO AS TO CREATE GRADU- 

ATED PENALTIES FOR SUBSEQUENT OFFENSES. 






A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 59-29-10 OF THE 1976 CODE, RELATING 

TO REQUIRED SUBJECTS FOR EACH SCHOOL DISTRICT, TO PROVIDE 

FOR INSTRUCTION ON PERSONAL HYGIENE. 





S 0022 General Bill, By Sheheen, Massey, L. Martin, Hayes, Campsen, 

Nicholson, Young and Alexander 

Similar (S 0028, H 3646) 

A BILL TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA RESTRUCTURING ACT OF 

2013 INCLUDING PROVISIONS TO AMEND SECTION 1-30-10 OF THE 

1976 CODE, RELATING TO THE AGENCIES OF THE EXECUTIVE 

BRANCH OF STATE GOVERNMENT BY ADDING THE DEPARTMENT OF 

ADMINISTRATION; BY AMENDING SECTION 1-11-10, TO DIVEST THE 

BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD OF CERTAIN PROGRAMS, POWERS, 

DUTIES, AND RESPONSIBILITIES AND TRANSFER THOSE PROGRAMS, 

POWERS, DUTIES, AND RESPONSIBILITIES TO OTHER GOVERNMENT 

AGENCIES; BY AMENDING SECTION 1-11-20, TO ESTABLISH THE 

DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION AS AN AGENCY OF THE EXECU- 

TIVE BRANCH OF STATE GOVERNMENT TO BE HEADED BY A DIREC- 

TOR APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR UPON THE ADVICE AND 

CONSENT OF THE SENATE, AND TO TRANSFER TO THIS NEWLY CRE- 

ATED DEPARTMENT CERTAIN OFFICES AND DIVISIONS OF THE STATE 

BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD, OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR, AND 

OTHER AGENCIES, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE TRANSITION; BY ADD- 

ING ARTICLE 2 TO CHAPTER 3, TITLE 1, TO ESTABLISH THE EXECU- 

TIVE BUDGET AND STRATEGIC PLANNING OFFICE WITHIN THE 

DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

POWERS, DUTIES, AND AUTHORITY OF THE OFFICE; BY ADDING 

CHAPTER 2 TO TITLE 2 TO PROVIDE FOR LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT 

OF EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS AND THE PROCESSES AND PROCE- 

DURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS OVERSIGHT; 

BY ADDING CHAPTER 55 TO TITLE 11 TO ESTABLISH THE STATE FIS- 

CAL ACCOUNTABILITY AUTHORITY, TO PROVIDE FOR THE MEMBER- 

SHIP OF THE AUTHORITY, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE POWERS, 

DUTIES, AND AUTHORITY TO BE EXERCISED BY THE AUTHORITY; TO 

AMEND CHAPTER 35, TITLE 11 BY ADDING SECTION 11-35-315 TO 

ESTABLISH THE PROCUREMENT OVERSIGHT BOARD, THE MEMBER- 

SHIP ON THE BOARD, AND THE POWERS, DUTIES, AND AUTHORITY 

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TO BE EXERCISED BY THE BOARD; TO AMEND CHAPTER 3, TITLE 2 

BY ESTABLISHING THE LEGISLATIVE FISCAL OFFICE, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE POWERS, DUTIES, AND AUTHORITY TO BE EXERCISED 

BY THE OFFICE, TO AMEND TITLE 2 BY ADDING CHAPTER 79 TO 

ENACT THE STATE AGENCY DEFICIT PREVENTION AND RECOGNI- 

TION ACT, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES 

TO BE FOLLOWED IN CONNECTION WITH AGENCY DEFICIT PREVEN- 

TION AND RECOGNITION; TO AMEND CHAPTER 17, TITLE 60 TO 

ESTABLISH THE CONFEDERATE RELIC ROOM AND MILITARY 

MUSEUM COMMISSION, TO PROVIDE FOR THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE 

COMMISSION AND THE POWERS, DUTIES, AND AUTHORITY TO BE 

EXERCISED BY THE COMMISSION; TO AMEND TITLE 2 BY ADDING A 

CHAPTER 9 TO ESTABLISH THE JOINT STRATEGIC TECHNOLOGY 

COMMITTEE, TO PROVIDE FOR THE MEMBERS ON THE COMMITTEE 

AND THE POWERS, DUTIES, AND AUTHORITY TO BE EXERCISED BY 

THE COMMITTEE; TO ESTABLISH THE CHARLESTON NAVY BASE 

MUSEUM AUTHORITY, TO PROVIDE THAT THE AUTHORITY MAY 

EXERCISE ALL POWERS AND AUTHORITY GRANTED TO THE HUN- 

LEY COMMISSION BY SPECIFIC STATUTORY AUTHORITY REFER- 

ENCED IN SECTIONS 54-7-100 AND 54-7-110; BY ADDING SECTION 1-11- 

185, TO PROVIDE FOR APPROVALS FOR PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT 

PROJECTS; BY ADDING SECTION 11-31-5, TO PROVIDE THAT STATE 

BOARD MEANS THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE STATE FISCAL 

AFFAIRS AUTHORITY; BY ADDING SECTION 11-50-65, TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE STATE FISCAL AFFAIRS AUTHORITY MUST PROVIDE 

ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT TO THE RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE 

AUTHORITY; TO AMEND SECTIONS 1-11-20, 1-11-25, 1-11-26, 1-11-55, 1- 

11-56, 1-11-58, 1-11-65, 1-11-67, 1-11-70, 1-11-80, 1-11-90, 1-11-100, 1-11-110, 

1-11-140, 1-11-180, 1-11-220, 1-11-225, 1-11-250, 1-11-260, 1-11-270, 1-11-280, 

1-11-290, 1-11-300, 1-11-310, 1-11-315, 1-11-320, 1-11-335, 1-11-340, 1-11-435; 

1-11-440, 1-15-10, CHAPTER 47, TITLE 2, 2-7-72, 2-7-73, 2-7-74, 2-7-76, 2- 

13-240, 2-15-50, 2-59-10, CHAPTER 9, TITLE 3; 10-1-10, 10-1-30, 10-1-130, 

10-1-190, CHAPTER 9, TITLE 10, 10-11-50, 10-11-90, 10-11-110, 10-11-140, 

10-11-330; 11-9-610, 11-9-620, 11-9-630, 11-9-665,11-9-670, 11-9-680, 11-9- 

820, 11-9-825, 11-9-830,11-9-880, 11-9-890, 11-18-20, 11-27-10, 11-35-310, 11- 

35-3820, 11-35-3840, 11-35-5270, 11-37-30, 11-37-200, 11-38-20, 11-40-20, 11- 

40-250, 11-41-70, 11-41-80, 11-41-90, 11-41-100, 11-42-30, 11-42-40, 11-42-60, 

11-43-510, 11-45-30, 11-45-55, 11-45-105, , 11-50-50, 11-49-100, 11-51-30, 11- 

51-125, 11-51-190, 11-53-20, 13-7-10, 13-7-30, 13-7-810, 13-7-830, 13-7-860, 

15-78-140, 16-3-1620, 16-3-1680, 25-11-10, 25-11-80, 25-11-90, 25-11-310, 44- 

38-380, 44-53-530, 44-96-140; 48-46-30, 48-46-40, 48-46-50, 48-46-60, 48-46- 

90, 48-52-410, 48-52-440, 48-52-460, 48-52-635, 48-52-680, 59-109-30, 59-109- 

40, 59-115-20, 59-115-40, 63-11-500, 63-11-700, 63-11-730, 63-11-1110, 63-11- 

1140, 63-11-1310, 63-11-1340, 63-11-1360, 63-11-1510 RELATING TO VARI- 

OUS AGENCY OR DEPARTMENT PROVISIONS SO AS TO CONFORM 

THEM TO THE ABOVE PROVISIONS PERTAINING TO THE DEPART- 

MENT OF ADMINISTRATION, STATE FISCAL ACCOUNTABILITY 

AUTHORITY, AND OTHER STATE AGENCIES, AND TO SUPPLEMENT 

SUCH PROVISIONS; AND TO REPEAL SECTIONS 1-30-110, 1-11-22, AND 

11-11-90. 



01/03/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Massey (ch), Sheheen, Nicholson, 

Gregory, Young 




SJ-14 


01/29/13 Senate Committed to Committee on Finance SJ-11 

02/20/13 Senate Committee Amendment Amended and Adopted SJ-37 




02/20/13 Senate Debate interrupted SJ-37 


02/21/13 House Introduced and read first time HJ-76




HJ-59 


05/01/13 House Reconsidered HJ-13 

05/01/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Ott, Jefferson, JE Smith, 

Gambrell, Thayer, Gagnon, Whitmire, Merrill, Patrick, 

Southard, McEachern, Weeks, RL Brown, Hiott, Hosey, 

JR Smith, Mack, Wells, Hardwick, HA Crawford, GR 

Smith, Bedingfield, Dillard, Toole HJ-15 





HJ-36 


05/28/13 Senate Non-concurrence in House amendment SJ-120 

05/30/13 House House insists upon amendment and conference committee 

appointed Reps. Lucas, Delleney,Ott HJ-77 

06/04/13 Senate Conference committee appointed Alexander, Sheheen, 

Massey SJ-21 

S 0023 General Bill, By Sheheen 


ING TO RESTRICTIONS ON AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE POLICIES 

ISSUED OR DELIVERED IN THIS STATE, BY ADDING SECTION 38-77- 

127 TO PROHIBIT INDIVIDUALIZED, ELECTRONIC MONITORING OF 

DRIVING HABITS FOR THE PURPOSE OF TRANSMITTING USAGE- 

BASED DATA OF INSURED DRIVERS OF THIS STATE TO AUTOMOBILE 

INSURERS. 


12/13/12 Senate Referred to Committee on Banking and Insurance 


01/08/13 Senate Referred to Committee on Banking and Insurance SJ-37 


Similar (S 0017, H 3305) 


ING TO THE SOUTH CAROLINA INCOME TAX ACT, BY ADDING SEC- 

TION 12-6-3760, TO PROVIDE THAT TAXPAYERS MAY CLAIM A 

REFUNDABLE TAX CREDIT FOR COSTS AND EXPENSES INCURRED 

BY THE TAXPAYER RELATED TO PURCHASING AND MAINTAINING 

IDENTITY FRAUD AND THEFT PROTECTION SERVICES. 







OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE OPERATION OF A FOREIGN PRI- 

VATELY OWNED AND OPERATED VEHICLE OF A NONRESIDENT, SO 

AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE PROPERTY TAXES ASSESSED AGAINST 

THE VEHICLE OF A NONRESIDENT MUST BE PAID BEFORE IT MAY BE 

OPERATED, TO PROVIDE OTHER CONDITIONS IMPOSED UPON A NON- 

RESIDENT BEFORE HE MAY OPERATE HIS VEHICLE, TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE WRITTEN INQUIRY BY THE AUDITOR MUST BE DELIV- 

ERED TO THE OPERATOR S LAST KNOWN ADDRESS, AND TO REVISE 

THE PENALTY PROVISION. 


12/13/12 Senate Referred to Committee on Transportation 


01/08/13 Senate Referred to Committee on Transportation SJ-37 



12 

A BILL TO AMEND ARTICLE 3, CHAPTER 4, TITLE 12 OF THE 1976 

CODE, RELATING TO THE GENERAL POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE 

DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, BY ADDING SECTION 12-4-355 TO ESTAB- 

LISH IIN THE STATE TREASURY THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE 

IDENTITY THEFT REIMBURSEMENT FUND, TO PROVIDE THAT PRO- 

CEEDS FROM THE FUND MUST BE USED TO REIMBURSE PEOPLE 

WHOSE PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION HAS BEEN 

OBTAINED BY A THIRD PARTY FROM A COMPROMISED COMPUTER 

SYSTEM MAINTAINED BY THE STATE OR A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION, 

AND TO DEFINE NECESSARY TERMS. 





S 0027 General Bill, By Campsen 


TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA BUSINESS TAX ELIMINATION ACT 

BY ADDING SECTION 12-6-547 SO AS TO ALLOW THE OWNER OF A 

PASS-THROUGH BUSINESS ELIGIBLE FOR THE REDUCED FIVE PER- 

CENT TAX RATE ON ACTIVE TRADE OR BUSINESS INCOME TO DEFER 

TAXES OTHERWISE DUE ON RETAINED ACTIVE TRADE OR BUSINESS 

INCOME UNTIL THE RETAINED INCOME IS DISTRIBUTED AT WHICH 

TIME THE TAX RATE APPLIED IS SEVEN PERCENT, TO PROVIDE THAT 

THE AMOUNT OF THE DEFERRAL IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE 

CORPORATE INCOME TAX RATE FOR THE YEAR AND SEVEN PER- 

CENT WITH THE CURRENT TAX PAID ALLOWED AS A CREDIT 

AGAINST THE TAX DUE AT DISTRIBUTION AND PROVIDE DEFINI- 

TIONS AND LIMITATIONS; AND TO AMEND SECTION 12-6-530, RELAT- 

ING TO THE IMPOSITION OF THE CORPORATE INCOME TAX, SO AS TO 

REDUCE THE FIVE PERCENT RATE IN ANNUAL INCREMENTS OF ONE- 

HALF OF ONE PERCENT UNTIL THE TAX IS PHASED OUT AFTER TAX- 

ABLE YEAR 2023 






Similar (S 0022, H 3646) 


2013 INCLUDING PROVISIONS TO AMEND SECTION 1-30-10, CODE OF 

LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE AGENCIES OF 

THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH OF STATE GOVERNMENT BY ADDING THE 

DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION; BY ADDING SECTION 1-30-125 

SO AS TO ESTABLISH THE DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION AS AN 

AGENCY OF THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH OF STATE GOVERNMENT TO 

BE HEADED BY A DIRECTOR APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR UPON 

THE ADVICE AND CONSENT OF THE SENATE, AND TO TRANSFER TO 

THIS NEWLY CREATED DEPARTMENT CERTAIN OFFICES AND DIVI- 

SIONS OF THE STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD, OFFICE OF THE 

GOVERNOR, AND OTHER AGENCIES, AND TO PROVIDE FOR TRANSI- 

TIONAL AND OTHER PROVISIONS NECESSARY TO ACCOMPLISH THE 

ABOVE; BY ADDING CHAPTER 8 TO TITLE 1 SO AS TO CREATE THE 

OFFICE OF STATE INSPECTOR GENERAL AS A SEPARATE DIVISION 

WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION, TO PROVIDE THAT 

THE STATE INSPECTOR GENERAL MUST BE APPOINTED BY THE GOV- 

ERNOR UPON THE ADVICE AND CONSENT OF THE SENATE, TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE PURPOSE, DUTIES, RESPONSIBILITIES, AND 

AUTHORITY OF THE STATE INSPECTOR GENERAL, TO PROVIDE A 

DEFINITION OF EXECUTIVE AGENCIES FOR PURPOSES OF THIS 

CHAPTER, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE RECEIPT AND INVESTIGATION 

OF COMPLAINTS RELATING TO IMPROPER OR UNLAWFUL ACTIVITY 

WITHIN EXECUTIVE AGENCIES OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT; BY 

ADDING ARTICLE 6 TO CHAPTER 3, TITLE 1 SO AS TO ESTABLISH THE 

DEPARTMENT OF THE STATE CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER TO BE 

HEADED BY THE STATE CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER WHO IS


APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR WITH THE ADVICE AND CONSENT 

OF THE SENATE, TO PROVIDE FOR THE POWERS, DUTIES, AND FUNC- 

TIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT; TO AMEND SECTION 11-35-310, RELAT- 

ING TO DEFINITIONS IN REGARD TO THE CONSOLIDATED 

PROCUREMENT CODE, SO AS TO DELETE CERTAIN DEFINITIONS PER- 

TAINING TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND TO REPEAL SEC- 

TIONS 11-35-820 AND 11-35-1580 ALL RELATING TO THE OFFICE OF 

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OF THE STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL 

BOARD AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES PROVIDED BY 

THE STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD; TO AMEND SECTIONS 1- 

10-10, 1-11-20, AS AMENDED, 1-11-22, 1-11-55, 1-11-56, 1-11-58, 1-11-65, 1- 

11-67, 1-11-70, 1-11-80, 1-11-90, 1-11-100, 1-11-110, 1-11-180, 1-11-220, AS 

AMENDED, 1-11-225, 1-11-250, 1-11-260, 1-11-270, 1-11-280, 1-11-290, 1-11- 

300, 1-11-310, AS AMENDED, 1-11-315, 1-11-320, 1-11-335, 1-11-340, 1-11- 

435, 2-13-240, CHAPTER 9 OF TITLE 3; 10-1-10, 10-1-30, AS AMENDED, 

10-1-40, 10-1-130, 10-1-190, CHAPTER 9 OF TITLE 10, 10-11-50, AS 

AMENDED, 10-11-90, 10-11-110, 11-9-610, 11-9-620, 11-9-630, 11-35-3810, 

11-35-3820, 11-35-3830, 11-35-3840, 13-7-30, 13-7-830, ALL AS AMENDED, 

48-46-30, 48-46-40, AS AMENDED, 48-46-50, 48-46-60, 48-46-90, 48-52-410, 

48-52-440, AS AMENDED, 48-52-460, 48-52-680, 44-53-530, AS AMENDED, 

AND 44-96-140; AND BY ADDING SECTION 1-11-185, ALL RELATING TO 

VARIOUS AGENCY OR DEPARTMENT PROVISIONS SO AS TO CON- 

FORM THEM TO THE ABOVE PROVISIONS PERTAINING TO THE NEW 

DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION OR TO SUPPLEMENT SUCH PRO- 

VISIONS. 








Similar (S 0069) 

A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 7-13-710 OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA CODE 

OF LAWS, 1976, TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON WITH A REASONABLE 

IMPEDIMENT SHALL SUBMIT A WRITTEN STATEMENT WITH THE 

PROVISIONAL BALLOT. 



01/02/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Campsen (ch), Sheheen, Scott, 

Thurmond, Shealy 





OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE JURISDICTION OF THE 

FAMILY COURT IN CERTAIN MATTERS, SO AS TO ELIMINATE LAN- 

GUAGE THAT ALLOWS FOR A CHILD SUPPORT OBLIGATION TO RUN 

UNTIL THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR AFTER THE CHILD REACHES 

NINETEEN YEARS OF AGE. 






A BILL TO AMEND ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 27, TITLE 7 OF THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA CODE OF LAWS, 1976, RELATING TO DIRECTORS HIRED BY 

COUNTY BOARDS OF REGISTRATION, ELECTION COMMISSIONS, OR 

COMBINED BOARDS, TO PROVIDE THAT COUNTY BOARDS OF REGIS- 

TRATION, ELECTION COMMISSIONS, OR COMBINED BOARDS SHALL 

HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE AUTHORITY TO HIRE DIRECTORS OR EXECU- 

TIVE DIRECTORS WHO SHALL SERVE AT THE PLEASURE OF THE 

BOARD OR COMMISSION. 


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CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE CLASSIFICATION OF PROPERTY 

AND THE APPLICABLE VALUATION ASSESSMENT RATIOS FOR PUR- 

POSES OF THE PROPERTY TAX, TO PROVIDE THAT A SINGLE-MEM- 

BER LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC) OWNING RESIDENTIAL 

REAL PROPERTY WHERE THE SINGLE MEMBER IS AN INDIVIDUAL 

AND THE LLC IS NOT TAXED AS A CORPORATION QUALIFIES FOR 

THE SPECIAL ASSESSMENT RATIO ALLOWED OWNER-OCCUPIED 

RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY IF THE LLC MEETS ALL REQUIREMENTS 

FOR THAT SPECIAL ASSESSMENT RATIO. 







CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE STATE INCOME TAX CREDIT 

ALLOWED FOR DONATIONS OF A GIFT OF LAND FOR CONSERVATION 

OR A QUALIFIED CONSERVATION CONTRIBUTION, TO PROVIDE THAT 

THE CREDIT EQUALS TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT OF THE TOTAL VALUE 

OF THE GIFT RATHER THAN TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT OF THE CHARI- 

TABLE DEDUCTION FOR THE GIFT ALLOWED ON THE TAXPAYER S 

FEDERAL INCOME TAX RETURN, TO INCREASE THE MAXIMUM 

ANNUAL CREDIT ALLOWED A TAXPAYER FROM $52,500 TO $150,000, 

AND TO ADJUST THE MAXIMUM ANNUAL CREDIT FOR INCREASES IN 

THE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX, AND TO DELETE OBSOLETE PROVI- 

SIONS. 





S 0034 General Bill, By Campsen and Turner 


TO ENACT THE HOME INVASION PROTECTION ACT , BY AMENDING 

SECTION 16-11-311, RELATING TO BURGLARY IN THE FIRST DEGREE, 

TO PROVIDE BURGLARY IN THE FIRST DEGREE MAY BE PUNISHABLE 

BY LIFE IMPRISONMENT IF THE BURGLARY INVOLVES CERTAIN ELE- 

MENTS OF THIS SECTION, AND TO PROVIDE FOR SENTENCING OF A 

PERSON GUILTY OF BURGLARY IN THE FIRST DEGREE OF NOT LESS 

THAN TWENTY YEARS IF A PERSON WHO IS NOT A PARTICIPANT IN 

THE CRIME IS PRESENT IN THE DWELLING. 






A BILL TO AMEND CHAPTER 5, TITLE 38 OF THE 1976 CODE, TO 

ENACT THE HEALTHCARE SHARING MINISTRIES FREEDOM TO 

SHARE ACT BY ADDING SECTION 38-5-25 TO PROVIDE THAT A 

HEALTHCARE SHARING MINISTRY IS A FAITH BASED, NONPROFIT, 

TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATION THAT ESTABLISHES CRITERIA AND 

PROCEDURES TO FACILITATE MATCHING PARTICIPANTS HAVING 

FINANCIAL OR MEDICAL NEEDS WITH OTHER PARTICIPANTS WHO 

ARE ABLE TO ASSIST IN MEETING THOSE NEEDS OR THAT HELPS 

PROVIDE FOR THE FINANCIAL OR MEDICAL NEEDS OF A PARTICI- 

PANT THROUGH CONTRIBUTIONS OF ANOTHER PARTICIPANT AND 

TO FURTHER PROVIDE THAT SUCH A HEALTHCARE SHARING MINIS- 

TRY IS NOT ENGAGING IN THE BUSINESS OF INSURANCE. 

12/13/12 Senate Prefiled


12/13/12 Senate Referred to Committee on Medical Affairs 


01/08/13 Senate Referred to Committee on Medical Affairs SJ-42 

05/21/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable with amendment Medical 

Affairs SJ-8 






A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 8-14-20 OF THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH 

CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE REQUIREMENT THAT PUBLIC 

EMPLOYERS VERIFY THE EMPLOYMENT AUTHORIZATION OF ALL 

NEW EMPLOYEES, TO PROVIDE THAT A WORKER IS NOT ELIGIBLE 

TO OBTAIN A SOUTH CAROLINA DRIVER S LICENSE OR IDENTIFICA- 

TION CARD IF THE WORKER S ONLY PROOF OF IDENTIFICATION IS A 

MATRICULA CONSULAR CARD OR A SUBSTANTIALLY SIMILAR DOC- 

UMENT ISSUED BY A CONSULATE OR EMBASSY OF ANOTHER COUN- 

TRY; TO AMEND SECTION 8-29-10, RELATING TO THE VERIFICATION 

OF A PERSON S LAWFUL PRESENCE IN THE UNITED STATES BY AN 

AGENCY OR POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THIS STATE, TO PROVIDE 

THAT AN AGENCY OR POLITICAL SUBDIVISION SHALL NOT ACCEPT 

A MATRICULA CONSULAR CARD OR A SUBSTANTIALLY SIMILAR 

DOCUMENT ISSUED BY A CONSULATE OR AN EMBASSY OF 

ANOTHER COUNTRY AS PROOF OF A PERSON S LAWFUL PRESENCE 

IN THE UNITED STATES; TO AMEND SECTION 41-8-20, RELATING TO 

THE REQUIREMENT THAT PRIVATE EMPLOYERS VERIFY THE 

EMPLOYMENT AUTHORIZATION OF ALL NEW EMPLOYEES, TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT A WORKER IS NOT ELIGIBLE TO OBTAIN A SOUTH CARO- 

LINA DRIVER S LICENSE OR IDENTIFICATION CARD IF THE WORKER 

S ONLY PROOF OF IDENTIFICATION IS A MATRICULA CONSULAR 

CARD OR A SUBSTANTIALLY SIMILAR DOCUMENT ISSUED BY A 

CONSULATE OR EMBASSY OF ANOTHER COUNTRY; AND TO AMEND 

SECTION 59-101-430, RELATING TO THE PROHIBITION OF AN ALIEN 

UNLAWFULLY PRESENT IN THE UNITED STATES FROM ATTENDING A 

PUBLIC INSTITUTION OF HIGHER LEARNING IN THIS STATE, TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT A PUBLIC INSTITUTION OF HIGHER LEARNING IN THIS 

STATE SHALL NOT ACCEPT A MATRICULA CONSULAR CARD OR A 

SUBSTANTIALLY SIMILAR DOCUMENT ISSUED BY A CONSULATE OR 

EMBASSY OF ANOTHER COUNTRY AS VERIFICATION OF A PERSON S 

LAWFUL PRESENCE IN THE UNITED STATES. 





S 0037 General Bill, By Campsen, Scott and Ford 

A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 7-13-35, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CARO- 

LINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE NOTICE OF GENERAL, MUNICIPAL, 

SPECIAL, AND PRIMARY ELECTIONS, TO CHANGE THE TIME IN 

WHICH ABSENTEE BALLOTS MAY BE OPENED FROM 2:00 P.M. TO 9:00 

A.M., AND TO PROVIDE FOR A DATE ON WHICH AN ELECTION WILL 

BE HELD IN THE EVENT THAT IT IS POSTPONED; TO AMEND SECTION 

7-13-40, RELATING TO THE TIME OF PARTY PRIMARY, CERTIFICATION 

OF NAMES, VERIFICATION OF CANDIDATES QUALIFICATIONS, AND 

THE FILING FEE, TO CHANGE THE DATE FROM APRIL NINTH TO 

APRIL FIFTH; TO AMEND SECTION 7-13-190, RELATING TO SPECIAL 

ELECTIONS TO FILL VACANCIES IN OFFICE, TO ADD A SUBSECTION 

THAT PROVIDES FOR THE DATE OF AN ELECTION WHEN THE GOVER- 

NOR DECLARES A STATE OF EMERGENCY FOR A JURISDICTION; AND 

TO AMEND SECTION 7-13-350, RELATING TO THE CERTIFICATION OF 

CANDIDATES AND VERIFICATION OF QUALIFICATIONS, TO CHANGE 

THE CERTIFICATION DATE FOR CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT AND 

VICE PRESIDENT FROM SEPTEMBER TENTH TO THE FIRST TUESDAY 

FOLLOWING THE FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER. 


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OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO MATTERS TO BE CONSID- 

ERED IN DETERMINING CONDITIONS OF RELEASE, TO PROVIDE THAT 

A PERSON WHO IS RELEASED ON BAIL PENDING TRIAL, AND IS SUB- 

SEQUENTLY CHARGED WITH A VIOLENT OFFENSE, SHALL BE 

DENIED BAIL WHEN THE PROSECUTOR PROVES BY A PREPONDER- 

ANCE OF THE EVIDENCE THAT NO CONDITION OR COMBINATION OF 

CONDITIONS REASONABLY ASSURES THE SAFETY OF ANY OTHER 

PERSON OR THE SAFETY OF THE COMMUNITY IF THE PERSON IS 

RELEASED, AND TO REQUIRE THE COURT TO CONSIDER THE 

SOURCE OF FUNDS TO POST BAIL AS IT RELATES TO NONAPPEAR- 

ANCE. 







TO IMPLEMENTATION OF THE LIMIT ON STATE SPENDING IMPOSED 

PURSUANT TO SECTION 7(C), ARTICLE X OF THE CONSTITUTION OF 

SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, TO IMPOSE AN ANNUAL LIMIT ON THE 

STATE GENERAL FUND REVENUES AVAILABLE FOR APPROPRIATION 

BY RESTRICTING ANY INCREASE TO A PERCENTAGE THAT IS EQUAL 

TO THE AVERAGE ANNUAL PERCENTAGE CHANGE FROM THE PREVI- 

OUS TEN COMPLETED STATE FISCAL YEARS; TO CREATE A SEPARATE 

BUDGET STABILIZATION FUND IN THE STATE TREASURY TO WHICH 

MUST BE CREDITED ALL GENERAL FUND REVENUES IN EXCESS OF 

THE ANNUAL LIMIT; TO PROVIDE FOR DISBURSEMENTS FROM THE 

BUDGET STABILIZATION FUND; TO DEFINE EMERGENCIES AND TO 

PROVIDE FOR SUSPENSION OF THIS APPROPRIATIONS LIMIT IN 

EMERGENCIES; AND TO PROVIDE FOR DISBURSEMENTS OF SURPLUS 

FUNDS. 





S 0040 Joint Resolution, By Campsen 

A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE III 

OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONSTITUTION, 1895, RELATING TO THE 

LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT, BY ADDING SECTION 38, TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL DESIGNATE, AS IT DETER- 

MINES, FUNDS IN THE STATE TREASURY AS TRUST FUNDS, TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT MONIES APPLIED TO A TRUST FUND MAY ONLY BE 

APPROPRIATED FOR THE DESIGNATED PURPOSE EXCEPT UPON THE 

ADOPTION OF A SEPARATE PIECE OF LEGISLATION ADOPTED BY A 

TWO-THIRDS VOTE IN EACH HOUSE, AND TO PROVIDE THAT A PRO- 

VISION DESIGNATING A FUND AS A TRUST FUND MAY ONLY BE 

AMENDED BY A SEPARATE PIECE OF LEGISLATION ADOPTED BY A 

TWO-THIRDS VOTE IN EACH HOUSE. 











BY ADDING SECTION 11-9-25, TO PROHIBIT A STATE OFFICER OR 

EMPLOYEE FROM AUTHORIZING AN EXPENDITURE OR OBLIGATION 

OR INVOLVE THE STATE IN A CONTRACT OR OBLIGATION WITHOUT 

APPROPRIATED FUNDS TO PAY THE EXPENDITURE OR OBLIGATION, 

TO PROHIBIT A STATE OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE FROM MAKING OR 

AUTHORIZING AN EXPENDITURE OR OBLIGATION EXCEEDING 

FUNDS AVAILABLE IN A QUARTERLY ALLOCATION PROGRAM, TO 

PROHIBIT A STATE OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE FROM EMPLOYING PER- 

SONAL SERVICES EXCEEDING THOSE AUTHORIZED BY LAW AND 

PROVIDE EXCEPTIONS, TO PROVIDE EMPLOYMENT-RELATED PEN- 

ALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THESE PENALTIES 

ARE IN ADDITION TO AND NOT IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER ADMINIS- 

TRATIVE OR CRIMINAL PENALTIES FOR VIOLATING OTHER SIMILAR 

PROVISIONS OF LAW. 






A BILL TO AMEND CHAPTER 7, TITLE 2 OF THE CODE OF LAWS OF 

SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, BY ADDING SECTION 2-7-61, TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL NOT INCREASE OR IMPLE- 

MENT A FINE OR PENALTY IN THE GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS BILL 

AND MUST ONLY DO SO BY SEPARATE ACT, TO PROVIDE THAT A 

STATE AGENCY, DEPARTMENT, OR ENTITY MUST NOT INCREASE OR 

IMPLEMENT A FINE OR FEE BY REGULATION OR ADMINISTRATIVE 

ACTION, AND TO PROVIDE EXCEPTIONS. 







CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE PLACEMENT OF A DEFENDANT 

ON PROBATION, TO PROVIDE THAT IF THE DEFENDANT IS CON- 

VICTED OF OR PLEADS GUILTY TO AN OFFENSE INVOLVING A VIO- 

LENT ACT AGAINST A PERSON OR THE TAKING OF PROPERTY FROM 

A PERSON, AND THE DEFENDANT IS PLACED ON PROBATION, THE 

DEFENDANT MAY NOT BE PLACED ON PROBATION FOR ANY SUBSE- 

QUENT OFFENSE. 





S 0044 General Bill, By Campsen and Hayes 


TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA TEACHER PROTECTION ACT OF 

2013 , BY ADDING SECTION 59-25-900, TO PROVIDE THAT A TEACHER 

MAY BRING A CIVIL ACTION AGAINST A STUDENT WHO COMMITS A 

CRIMINAL OFFENSE AGAINST THE TEACHER IF THE OFFENSE 

OCCURS ON SCHOOL GROUNDS OR AT A SCHOOL-RELATED EVENT, 

OR IF THE OFFENSE IS DIRECTLY RELATED TO THE TEACHER S PRO- 

FESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES, AND TO PROVIDE THAT NO TEACHER 

HAS CIVIL LIABILITY TO A STUDENT OR TO A PARTY ACTING IN THE 

INTEREST OF THE STUDENT FOR AN ACT OR OMISSION BY THE 

TEACHER THAT OCCURS WHILE THE TEACHER IS ACTING ON 

BEHALF OF THE SCHOOL. 


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ING SECTION 17-15-110, TO PROVIDE THAT IF A PERSON IS CON- 

VICTED OF COMMITTING OR ATTEMPTING TO COMMIT A GENERAL 

SESSIONS OFFENSE WHILE ON A BAIL BOND OR PERSONAL RECOG- 

NIZANCE BOND, THE PERSON MUST BE IMPRISONED FOR FIVE 

YEARS IN ADDITION TO THE PUNISHMENT PROVIDED FOR THE PRIN- 

CIPAL OFFENSE. 






A JOINT RESOLUTION TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA ECONOMIC 

RECOVERY ACT BY TEMPORARILY PROVIDING BONUS STATE 

INCOME TAX EXPENSING DEDUCTIONS FOR NEW DEPRECIABLE 

BUSINESS PROPERTY, BY EXCLUDING FROM SOUTH CAROLINA TAX- 

ABLE INCOME NET CAPITAL GAINS ATTRIBUTABLE TO THE SALE OR 

EXCHANGE OF DEPRECIABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY RECEIVING THAT 

BONUS DEDUCTION, AND BY PROVIDING A TAX CREDIT FOR 

EMPLOYERS HIRING A NEW FULL-TIME EMPLOYEE WHO WAS FOR- 

MERLY UNEMPLOYED, AND TO DEFINE TERMS BY APPROPRIATE 

REFERENCES TO PROVISIONS IN CHAPTER 6, TITLE 12, CODE OF 

LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, THE SOUTH CAROLINA INCOME 

TAX ACT. 






A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 22-3-10 OF THE 1976 CODE, RELATING TO 

THE CIVIL JURISDICTION OF THE MAGISTRATES COURT, TO 

INCREASE THE CIVIL JURISDICTION FROM SEVEN THOUSAND FIVE 

HUNDRED DOLLARS TO TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS AND TO REQUIRE 

THAT, EXCEPT FOR LANDLORD AND TENANT CASES, ANY CASE 

WITH AN AMOUNT IN CONTROVERSY EQUALING OR EXCEEDING 

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS MUST BE ORDERED FOR MANDATORY 

MEDIATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH PROCEDURES ESTABLISHED BY 

THE SOUTH CAROLINA SUPREME COURT. 







BY ADDING ARTICLE 5 TO CHAPTER 11, TITLE 49, TO ENACT THE 

WETLANDS RESTORATION ACT WHICH PROVIDES THAT CERTAIN 

IMPOUNDMENTS THAT ORIGINALLY IMPOUNDED A PARCEL OF TIDE- 

LAND OR MARSHLAND BUT NO LONGER COMPLETELY IMPOUNDS 

THAT PARCEL MAY BE REPAIRED OR RESTORED. 



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TO ENACT THE BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS ELECTION REFORM


ACT , BY ADDING SECTION 8-13-940 TO PROVIDE FOR THE DEFINI- 

TION OF CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION REPORT, TO PROVIDE THAT 

CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY MUST 

FILE A CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION REPORT WITH THE HOUSE AND 

SENATE ETHICS COMMITTEE, TO PROVIDE THAT NO VOTE CAN BE 

TAKEN ON A CANDIDATE FOR ELECTION UNTIL TEN DAYS AFTER 

THE REPORT IS FILED, TO PROVIDE THAT A CAMPAIGN CONTRIBU- 

TION REPORT MUST ACCOMPANY THE APPOINTMENT TRANSMIS- 

SION TO THE SENATE, TO PROVIDE THAT AN APPOINTEE MAY NOT 

BE CONFIRMED UNLESS THE REPORT ACCOMPANIES THE TRANS- 

MISSION TO THE SENATE, AND TO PROHIBIT CAMPAIGN CONTRIBU- 

TIONS FROM CANDIDATES AND APPOINTEES TO CANDIDATES FOR 

OR MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. 







A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION 7, 

ARTICLE VI OF THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, 

RELATING TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS OF THIS STATE, TO 

DELETE THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL FROM THE LIST OF STATE 

OFFICERS WHICH THE CONSTITUTION REQUIRES TO BE ELECTED 

AND PROVIDE THAT THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL MUST BE 

APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR UPON THE ADVICE AND CONSENT 

OF THE SENATE FOR A TERM COTERMINOUS WITH THE GOVERNOR 

UPON THE EXPIRATION OF THE TERM OF THE COMPTROLLER GEN- 

ERAL SERVING IN OFFICE ON THE DATE OF THE RATIFICATION OF 

THIS PROVISION. 










DELETE THE SECRETARY OF STATE FROM THE LIST OF STATE OFFI- 

CERS WHICH THE CONSTITUTION REQUIRES TO BE ELECTED AND 

PROVIDE THAT THE SECRETARY OF STATE MUST BE APPOINTED BY 

THE GOVERNOR UPON THE ADVICE AND CONSENT OF THE SENATE 

FOR A TERM COTERMINOUS WITH THE GOVERNOR UPON THE EXPI- 

RATION OF THE TERM OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE SERVING IN 

OFFICE ON THE DATE OF THE RATIFICATION OF THIS PROVISION. 






Similar (S 0054, S 0132, S 0170, S 0173, S 0444, S 0467, H 3541) 




DELETE THE ADJUTANT GENERAL FROM THE LIST OF STATE OFFI- 


PROVIDE THAT THE ADJUTANT GENERAL MUST BE APPOINTED BY 

THE GOVERNOR UPON THE ADVICE AND CONSENT OF THE SENATE 

FOR A TERM COTERMINOUS WITH THE GOVERNOR UPON THE EXPI- 

RATION OF THE TERM OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL SERVING IN 

OFFICE ON THE DATE OF THE RATIFICATION OF THIS PROVISION. 



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S 0053 Joint Resolution, By Campsen, Hayes and Young 



RELATING TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS OF THIS STATE, 

BEGINNING UPON THE EXPIRATION OF THE TERM OF THE SUPERIN- 

TENDENT OF EDUCATION SERVING IN OFFICE ON THE DATE OF THE 

RATIFICATION OF THIS PROVISION, TO DELETE THE SUPERINTEN- 

DENT OF EDUCATION FROM THE LIST OF STATE OFFICERS WHICH 

THE CONSTITUTION REQUIRES TO BE ELECTED, AND TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION MUST BE APPOINTED 

BY THE GOVERNOR, UPON THE ADVICE AND CONSENT OF THE SEN- 

ATE, AND MUST SERVE AT THE PLEASURE OF THE GOVERNOR; AND 

TO REQUIRE THAT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY PROVIDE BY LAW FOR 

THE DUTIES, COMPENSATION, AND QUALIFICATIONS FOR OFFICE, 

AND THE PROCEDURES BY WHICH THE APPOINTMENT IS MADE. 





02/07/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Campsen (ch), Malloy, Bright, 

McElveen, Young 




02/26/13 Senate Special order, set for February 26, 2013 SJ-19 






03/13/13 Senate Failed to Receive Third Reading SJ-39 


03/13/13 Senate Reconsidered Vote Whereby Third Reading Failed SJ-39 






DELETE THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE FROM THE LIST OF 

STATE OFFICERS WHICH THE CONSTITUTION REQUIRES TO BE 

ELECTED AND PROVIDE THAT THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICUL- 

TURE MUST BE APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR, UPON THE ADVICE 

AND CONSENT OF THE SENATE, FOR A TERM COTERMINOUS WITH 

THE GOVERNOR UPON THE EXPIRATION OF THE TERM OF THE COM- 

MISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE SERVING IN OFFICE ON THE DATE OF 

THE RATIFICATION OF THIS PROVISION. 





S 0055 General Bill, By Campsen and Bryant 

A BILL TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA BUDGET AND CONTROL 

BOARD TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY ACT ; TO AMEND 

THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, BY ADDING SEC- 

TION 1-11-21 TO PROVIDE THAT THE LEGISLATIVE AUDIT COUNCIL 

SHALL PERFORM FISCAL AUDITS AND MANAGEMENT AND PERFOR- 

MANCE AUDITS OF THE VARIOUS OFFICES OR DIVISIONS OF THE 

STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD ON A ROTATING AND CON- 

TINUING SCHEDULE BEGINNING WITH FISCAL YEAR 2012-2013. 



01/08/13 Senate Introduced and read first time SJ-52




A BILL TO ENACT THE LONG-TERM CARE TAX CREDIT ACT BY ADD- 

ING SECTION 12-6-3395, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, 

TO ALLOW A STATE INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX CREDIT OF FIFTEEN 

PERCENT OF THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF PREMIUMS PAID BY A TAX- 

PAYER PURSUANT TO A LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE CONTRACT, 

NOT TO EXCEED THREE HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS IN A TAXABLE 

YEAR FOR EACH INDIVIDUAL COVERED BY SUCH A CONTRACT, AND 

TO PROHIBIT A DOUBLE BENEFIT. 







TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA CAPITAL GAINS TAX ELIMINA- 

TION ACT BY AMENDING SECTION 12-6-1150, AS AMENDED, RELAT- 

ING TO THE DEDUCTION ALLOWED FOR A PORTION OF NET CAPITAL 

GAINS INCLUDED IN THE OTHERWISE TAXABLE INCOME OF INDI- 

VIDUALS, ESTATES, AND TRUSTS, SO AS TO INCREASE THE DEDUC- 

TION ALLOWED FROM FORTY-FOUR PERCENT TO ONE HUNDRED 

PERCENT OF THE NET CAPITAL GAIN AND TO PHASE IN THIS 

INCREASE OVER TEN YEARS. 





S 0058 General Bill, By Campsen and Bryant 


TO ENACT THE TAXPAYER INFLATION PROTECTION ACT ; TO AMEND 

SECTION 12-6-520, RELATING TO ANNUAL INFLATION ADJUSTMENTS 

TO STATE INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX BRACKETS, TO DELETE THE 

PROVISION LIMITING THE INFLATION ADJUSTMENT TO ONE-HALF 

OF THE ACTUAL INFLATION RATE AND THE OVERALL FOUR PER- 

CENT LIMIT ON THE TOTAL INFLATION ADJUSTMENT, AND TO 

DELETE REDUNDANT LANGUAGE. 





S 0059 General Bill, By Fair 


LINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE REQUIREMENT OF REGISTRATION IN 

ORDER TO VOTE, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON IS NOT 

ALLOWED TO VOTE IN A PARTISAN PRIMARY ELECTION OR PARTI- 

SAN ADVISORY REFERENDUM UNLESS THE PERSON HAS REGIS- 

TERED AS BEING A MEMBER OF THAT PARTY; TO AMEND SECTION 7- 

5-170, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE REQUIREMENTS FOR VOTER 

REGISTRATION, SO AS TO PROVIDE THE REQUIREMENT OF STATING 

POLITICAL PARTY AFFILIATION, IF ANY, ON THE FORM AND INCLUD- 

ING IT IN THE OATH, AND REQUIRE THE STATE ELECTION COMMIS- 

SION TO ASSIST IN CAPTURING THIS DATA; AND TO AMEND SECTION 

7-9-20, RELATING TO THE QUALIFICATIONS FOR VOTING IN PRIMARY 

ELECTIONS, SO AS TO INCLUDE, AS A REQUIREMENT, REGISTERING 

AS A MEMBER OF THE PARTY AND TO PROVIDE A PROCEDURE FOR 

CHANGING POLITICAL PARTY AFFILIATION OR NONAFFILIATION 

AFTER A SELECTION HAS BEEN MADE. 





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S 0060 General Bill, By Fair and Grooms 



BY ADDING SECTION 14-1-240 SO AS TO PREVENT A COURT OR 

OTHER ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITY FROM ENFORCING FOREIGN 

LAW IN THIS STATE FROM A FORUM OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED 

STATES OR ITS TERRITORIES UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES. 







OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO LIABILITY INSURANCE 

LIMITS FOR A TAXI, SO AS TO INCREASE THE MINIMUM LIMITS; AND 

TO AMEND SECTION 58-23-1230, RELATING TO FILING A BOND IN 

LIEU OF LIABILITY INSURANCE FOR A TAXI, SO AS TO INCREASE THE 

REQUIRED MINIMUM AMOUNT OF THE BOND. 







BY ADDING SECTION 59-116-45 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT EVERY 

POLICE/SECURITY DEPARTMENT SHALL IMPLEMENT POLICIES AND 

PROCEDURES TO GOVERN THEIR OPERATIONS; TO AMEND SEC- 

TIONS 59-116-10, 59-116-20, AND 59-116-30, RELATING TO THE ESTAB- 

LISHMENT, POWERS, AND OPERATION OF CAMPUS SECURITY 

DEPARTMENTS, SO AS TO REVISE THE DEFINITION OF THE TERMS 

CAMPUS AND CAMPUS POLICE OFFICER , AND TO DEFINE THE 

TERM CAMPUS SECURITY OFFICER , TO PROVIDE THAT THESE PRO- 

VISIONS APPLY TO PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS, TO MAKE TECHNICAL 

CHANGES, TO REVISE THE JURISDICTIONAL BOUNDARY OF A CAM- 

PUS SECURITY OFFICER, AND TO REVISE THE MARKINGS THAT MAY 

APPEAR ON A CAMPUS POLICE OFFICER S VEHICLE AND TO PROVIDE 

FOR THE USE OF CAMPUS UNMARKED VEHICLES; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 59-116-50, RELATING TO THE RANKS AND GRADES OF CAMPUS 

POLICE OFFICERS, SO AS TO DELETE THE TERM PUBLIC SAFETY 

DIRECTOR AND REPLACE IT WITH THE TERM CHIEF LAW ENFORCE- 

MENT EXECUTIVE , TO MAKE TECHNICAL CHANGES, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT THIS PROVISION APPLIES TO PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS; TO 

AMEND SECTION 59-116-60, RELATING TO CAMPUS POLICE VEHICLES 

AND RADIO SYSTEMS, SO AS TO SUBSTITUTE THE TERM CAMPUS 

POLICE DEPARTMENTS FOR THE TERM SAFETY AND SECURITY 

DEPARTMENTS ; TO AMEND SECTION 59-116-80, RELATING TO IMPER- 

SONATING A CAMPUS POLICE OFFICER, SO AS TO SUBSTITUTE THE 

TERM CAMPUS SECURITY DEPARTMENT FOR THE TERM SAFETY 

AND SECURITY DEPARTMENT , TO PROVIDE THAT THIS PROVISION 

APPLIES TO A PRIVATE COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY, AND TO MAKE 

TECHNICAL CHANGES; TO AMEND SECTION 59-116-100, RELATING TO 

THE PROCESSING OF A PERSON ARRESTED BY A CAMPUS POLICE 

OFFICER, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THIS PROVISION ALSO APPLIES 

TO THE ARREST OF A PERSON BY A CAMPUS SECURITY OFFICER; TO 

AMEND SECTION 59-116-120, RELATING TO COLLEGES AND UNIVER- 

SITIES EMPLOYING SECURITY PERSONNEL, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT 

THIS PROVISION APPLIES TO PRIVATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSI- 

TIES, AND TO MAKE TECHNICAL CHANGES; BY ADDING SECTION 59- 

116-125 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT CERTAIN ADMINISTRATORS OF COL- 

LEGES AND UNIVERSITIES MAY TAKE DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS 

AGAINST THE CHIEF, DIRECTOR, OR SENIOR SUPERVISORY OFFICER 

OF A CAMPUS POLICE DEPARTMENT; AND TO REPEAL SECTION 59- 

116-70 RELATING TO THE POSTING OF A BOND BY A CAMPUS POLICE 

OFFICER BEFORE THE ASSUMPTION OF THEIR DUTIES. 






S 0063 Concurrent Resolution, By Pinckney 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO REQUEST THAT THE DEPARTMENT 

OF TRANSPORTATION NAME THE INTERCHANGE LOCATED AT EXIT 

21 ALONG INTERSTATE HIGHWAY 95 IN JASPER COUNTY GENERAL 

LLOYD W. FIG NEWTON INTERCHANGE AND ERECT APPROPRIATE 

MARKERS OR SIGNS AT THIS INTERCHANGE THAT CONTAIN THE 

WORDS GENERAL LLOYD W. FIG NEWTON INTERCHANGE . 



01/08/13 Senate Introduced SJ-56 


S 0064 Concurrent Resolution, By Scott 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE HARRISON 

REARDEN FOR HIS MANY YEARS OF PUBLIC SERVICE AND REQUEST 

THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION NAME THE INTER- 

CHANGE LOCATED AT THE INTERSECTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA 

HIGHWAY 277 AND FONTAINE ROAD IN RICHLAND COUNTY HARRI- 

SON REARDEN INTERCHANGE AND ERECT APPROPRIATE MARKERS 

OR SIGNS AT THIS INTERCHANGE THAT CONTAIN THE WORDS HAR- 

RISON REARDEN INTERCHANGE . 





02/26/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable with amendment Transportation 

SJ-10 



02/27/13 Senate Adopted, sent to House SJ-35 

02/28/13 House Introduced, adopted, returned with concurrence HJ-28 


S 0065 General Bill, By Lourie 



BY ADDING SECTION 38-71-48 SO AS TO PROVIDE DEFINITIONS, TO 

REQUIRE GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE AND GROUP HEALTH BENEFIT 

PLANS TO COVER HEARING AIDS AND REPLACEMENT HEARING 

AIDS FOR AN INSURED WITH IMPAIRED HEARING AND WHO IS 

TWENTY-ONE YEARS OF AGE OR LESS, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

SCOPE OF COVERAGE, AMONG OTHER THINGS. 







BY ADDING SECTION 6-9-125 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT ALL MUNICI- 

PALITIES AND COUNTIES SHALL INSPECT EACH EXTERIOR BAL- 

CONY IN CERTAIN RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES WITHIN ITS 

JURISDICTION TO DETERMINE WHETHER THE BALCONY SATISFIES 

THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE, TO 

PROVIDE THAT THE MUNICIPALITY OF THE COUNTY MUST PROHIBIT 

USE OF AN UNSATISFACTORY BALCONY UNTIL THE BALCONY 

MEETS THE APPLICABLE STANDARDS, TO PROVIDE THE BUILDING 

CODES COUNCIL SHALL DEVELOP AND ADMINISTER A DATABASE 

OF BALCONY INSPECTION DATA, TO PROVIDE FOR THE IMPOSITION 

OF INSPECTION FEES AND FOR THEIR USES, TO PROVIDE A PENALTY 

FOR A VIOLATION, AND TO PROVIDE DEFINITIONS. 



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S 0067 General Bill, By Malloy 

Similar (S 0004, H 3005, H 3153) 








THE EARLY VOTING PERIOD AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE TIMES DUR- 

ING WHICH AN ABSENTEE BALLOT MAY BE CAST. 






SJ-6 




BY ADDING CHAPTER 138 TO TITLE 59 TO ESTABLISH THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY BOARD OF REGENTS AND 

PROVIDE FOR ITS MEMBERSHIP, POWERS, DUTIES, AND RESPONSI- 

BILITIES; TO PROVIDE FOR THE SERVICE OF TRUSTEES OR MEMBERS 

OF THE GOVERNING BODY OF CONSTITUENT INSTITUTIONS , 

DEFINED AS ALL TWO-YEAR AND FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES AND UNI- 

VERSITIES IN THIS STATE INCLUDING TECHNICAL COLLEGES; TO 

PROVIDE THAT ON THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ACT, THE POWERS, 

DUTIES, AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE STATE COMMISSION ON 

HIGHER EDUCATION AND THE STATE BOARD FOR TECHNICAL AND 

COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION NOT INCONSISTENT WITH CHAPTER 

138 OF TITLE 59 ARE DEVOLVED UPON THE SOUTH CAROLINA COL- 

LEGE AND UNIVERSITY BOARD OF REGENTS; AND TO REPEAL AND 

SECTION 59-53-10, RELATING TO THE STATE BOARD FOR TECHNICAL 

AND COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION, AND SECTION 59-103-10, RELAT- 

ING TO THE STATE COMMISSION ON HIGHER EDUCATION. 









TO PRESENTATION OF IDENTIFICATION WHEN AN ELECTOR PRES- 

ENTS HIMSELF TO VOTE, TO PROVIDE THAT ELECTORS WHO FAIL TO 

PRODUCE A VALID AND CURRENT PHOTOGRAPH IDENTIFICATION 

MAY COMPLETE A STATEMENT AT THE POLLING PLACE AND AFFIRM 

THAT THE ELECTOR MEETS CERTAIN QUALIFICATIONS, TO PROVIDE 

THAT UPON COMPLETION OF THE STATEMENT, THE STATEMENT AND 

THE ELECTOR S PROVISIONAL BALLOT MUST BE FILED WITH THE 

COUNTY BOARD OF REGISTRATION AND ELECTIONS, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT SHOULD THE COUNTY BOARD OF REGISTRATION AND 

ELECTIONS DETERMINE THE VOTER WAS CHALLENGED ONLY FOR 

THE INABILITY TO PROVIDE PROOF OF IDENTIFICATION AND THE 

REQUIRED STATEMENT IS SUBMITTED, THE COUNTY BOARD OF 

REGISTRATION AND ELECTIONS SHALL FIND THAT THE PROVI- 

SIONAL BALLOT IS VALID UNLESS THE BOARD HAS GROUNDS TO 

BELIEVE THE STATEMENT IS FALSE. 








FILING TO RUN AS A CANDIDATE IN GENERAL ELECTIONS, TO PRO- 

VIDE ALL CANDIDATES SEEKING NOMINATION MUST FILE THEIR 

STATEMENTS OF INTENTION OF CANDIDACY WITH THE APPROPRI- 

ATE ELECTION COMMISSION AS PROVIDED IN THIS SECTION, TO 

PROVIDE THE STATE ELECTION COMMISSION MUST POST CANDI- 

DATE FILINGS ON ITS WEBSITE THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY AFTER FIL- 

ING OCCURS, AND TO PROVIDE THAT NO CANDIDATE S NAME MAY 

APPEAR ON A PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT, CONVENTION SLATE OF 

CANDIDATES, GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT, OR SPECIAL ELECTION 

BALLOT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE PROVIDED BY LAW, IF THE CANDI- 

DATE S STATEMENT OF INTENTION OF CANDIDACY HAS NOT BEEN 

FILED WITH THE APPROPRIATE ELECTION COMMISSION BY THE 

DEADLINE AND THE CANDIDATE FAILS TO MEET THE QUALIFICA- 

TIONS FOR OFFICE AND PAY THE FILING FEE. 







LINA, 1976, RELATING TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE RETIREMENT SYS- 

TEM FOR JUDGES, SOLICITORS, AND PUBLIC DEFENDERS, BY 

REMOVING THE AGE LIMIT OF SEVENTY-TWO FOR THOSE ELIGIBLE 

TO BECOME MEMBERS OF THE SYSTEM; TO AMEND SECTION 9-8-60, 

RELATING TO RETIREMENT AND RETIREMENT ALLOWANCES, BY 

REMOVING THE REQUIREMENT THAT MEMBERS OF THE RETIRE- 

MENT SYSTEM FOR JUDGES, SOLICITORS, AND PUBLIC DEFENDERS 

MUST RETIRE BY THE END OF THE CALENDAR YEAR IN WHICH THEY 

TURN SEVENTY-TWO; AND TO REPEAL SECTION 22-1-25, RELATING 

TO MANDATORY RETIREMENT AGE FOR MAGISTRATES. 





S 0072 Joint Resolution, By Malloy 

A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE V 

OF THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, RELATING TO 

THE JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT BY ADDING SECTION 28, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, IN THE ANNUAL GENERAL 

APPROPRIATIONS ACT, SHALL APPROPRIATE, OUT OF THE ESTI- 

MATED REVENUE OF THE GENERAL FUND FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 

FOR WHICH THE APPROPRIATIONS ARE MADE, TO THE JUDICIAL 

DEPARTMENT AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO ONE PERCENT OF THE GEN- 

ERAL FUND REVENUE OF THE LATEST COMPLETED FISCAL YEAR, 

AND TO PROVIDE FOR RELATED PROCEDURAL PROVISIONS IN 

REGARD TO THIS REQUIREMENT. 






A BILL TO AMEND THE SOUTH CAROLINA CODE OF LAWS, 1976, BY 

ADDING CHAPTER 85 TO TITLE 15, SO AS TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAR- 

OLINA FALSE CLAIMS ACT PROVIDING FOR DEFINITIONS OF CER- 

TAIN TERMS, LIABILITY FOR FALSE OR FRAUDULENT CLAIMS 

UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, PROCEDURES FOR CIVIL 

ACTIONS FOR FALSE CLAIMS, THE PROCEDURE AND CONTENTS OF 

CIVIL INVESTIGATIVE DEMANDS, AND CREATING THE STATE FALSE 

CLAIMS ACT INVESTIGATION AND PROSECUTION FUND. 


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S 0074 General Bill, By Cromer 


BY ADDING SECTION 1-1-130 SO AS TO PROHIBIT A DEPARTMENT, 

DIVISION, AGENCY, BOARD, OR OTHER INSTRUMENTALITY OR 

POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE, ITS OFFICERS OR EMPLOY- 

EES, INCLUDING MEMBERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA NATIONAL 

GUARD OR STATE MILITIA, FROM ASSISTING THE ARMED FORCES OF 

THE UNITED STATES, OR AN AGENCY OF IT, IN THE INVESTIGATION, 

PROSECUTION, OR DETAINMENT OF A UNITED STATES CITIZEN IN 

VIOLATION OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THIS STATE. 







CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO LICENSE RENEWALS FOR REAL 

ESTATE BROKERS AND SALESMEN, SO AS TO REQUIRE A CRIMINAL 

BACKGROUND CHECK FROM A SOURCE APPROVED BY THE DEPART- 

MENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION; AND BY ADDING 

SECTION 40-57-245 SO AS TO REQUIRE THAT THE DEPARTMENT 

ASSIGN ONE INVESTIGATOR FOR EVERY TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUN- 

DRED LICENSEES TO ENSURE COMPLAINTS ARE PROCESSED AND 

CONSIDERED IN AN EXPEDITIOUS MANNER. 





SJ-61 

02/20/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable with amendment Labor, 

Commerce and Industry SJ-29 








HJ-20 

05/23/13 House Committee report: Favorable with amendment Labor, 

Commerce and Industry HJ-75 





HJ-34 


S 0076 General Bill, By Cromer and Ford 


BY ADDING SECTION 40-57-247 SO AS TO REQUIRE THAT REAL 

ESTATE BROKERS, AND CERTAIN RELATED PROFESSIONS, CARRY 

ERRORS AND OMISSIONS INSURANCE, TO REQUIRE THE DEPART- 

MENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION TO CONTRACT WITH 

AN INSURANCE PROVIDER TO OBTAIN A GROUP POLICY, AND TO 

AUTHORIZE THE DEPARTMENT TO SET FORTH THE STANDARDS OF A 

QUALIFYING INSURANCE POLICY. 





SJ-62




CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE PRESUMPTION OF POSSESSION 

OF REAL PROPERTY, SO AS TO DELETE A REFERENCE TO ADVERSE 

POSSESSION; BY ADDING SECTION 15-67-280 SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT NO ACTION MAY BE BROUGHT IN SOUTH CAROLINA TO CLAIM 

REAL PROPERTY THROUGH ADVERSE POSSESSION AFTER DECEM- 

BER 31, 2013, TO REQUIRE THE ACTION BE DISMISSED WITH PREJU- 

DICE, AND TO CLARIFY THAT THIS ACT DOES NOT PROHIBIT A 

PERSON FROM OBTAINING A PRESCRIPTIVE EASEMENT; AND TO 

REPEAL SECTIONS 15-67-220, 15-67-230, 15-67-240, 15-67-250, AND 15-67- 

260 ALL RELATING TO THE CLAIMING OF REAL PROPERTY THROUGH 

ADVERSE POSSESSION. 








OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO FINANCIAL IDENTITY 

FRAUD, SO AS TO REVISE AND BROADEN THE DEFINITION OF PER- 

SONAL IDENTIFYING INFORMATION , TO DEFINE THE TERM FINAN- 

CIAL RESOURCES , AND TO PROVIDE VENUE FOR PROSECUTION OF 

AN IDENTITY FRAUD OFFENSE. 






S 0079 General Bill, By Cromer and Bryant 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF SPECIAL RESTRICTED 

DRIVER S LICENSES TO CERTAIN MINORS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT 

THE RESTRICTIONS PLACED ON A HOLDER OF THIS LICENSE MAY BE 

WAIVED OR MODIFIED TO ALLOW THE LICENSE HOLDER TO TRAVEL 

BETWEEN HIS HOME AND A CHURCH-RELATED OR SPONSORED 

ACTIVITY. 





S 0080 General Bill, By Bright and Bryant 


CODE, RELATING TO THE STATE PRISON SYSTEM, BY ADDING SEC- 

TION 24-3-83 TO DEFINE HORMONAL THERAPY, TO DEFINE SEXUAL 

REASSIGNMENT SURGERY, AND TO PROHIBIT THE DEPARTMENT OF 

CORRECTIONS FROM USING STATE FUNDS OR STATE RESOURCES TO 

PROVIDE A PRISONER WITH SEXUAL REASSIGNMENT SURGERY OR 

HORMONAL THERAPY. 


12/13/12 Senate Referred to Committee on Corrections and Penology 


01/08/13 Senate Referred to Committee on Corrections and Penology SJ- 

63 

S 0081 General Bill, By Bright 



BY ADDING SECTION 14-1-240 TO PREVENT A COURT OR OTHER 

ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITY FROM ENFORCING FOREIGN LAW IN 

THIS STATE FROM A FORUM OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES OR ITS 

TERRITORIES UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES. 

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TO THE CLASSIFICATION OF PROPERTY AND THE APPLICABLE 

ASSESSMENT RATIOS FOR PURPOSES OF IMPOSITION OF PROPERTY 

TAX, TO REDUCE THE ASSESSMENT RATIO ON MANUFACTURING, 

UTILITY, AND MINING REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY FROM TEN 

AND ONE-HALF PERCENT OF VALUE TO SIX PERCENT OF VALUE AND 

TO DELETE PROVISIONS MADE OBSOLETE BY THIS REDUCTION. 






Similar (S 0457, H 3323, H 3584) 


BY ADDING ARTICLE 5 TO CHAPTER 1, TITLE 1, TO ENACT THE PER- 

SONHOOD ACT OF SOUTH CAROLINA WHICH ESTABLISHES THAT 

THE RIGHT TO LIFE FOR EACH BORN AND PREBORN HUMAN BEING 

VESTS AT FERTILIZATION, AND THAT THE RIGHTS OF DUE PROCESS 

AND EQUAL PROTECTION, GUARANTEED BY ARTICLE I, SECTION 3 

OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THIS STATE, VEST AT FERTILIZATION FOR 

EACH BORN AND PREBORN HUMAN PERSON. 





04/29/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Campsen (ch), Hutto, Gregory, 

Allen, Hembree 



JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS OF MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 

TO PROVIDE THAT A MEMBER OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY MAY 

NOT BE ELECTED TO JUDICIAL OFFICE FOR A PERIOD OF TWENTY 

YEARS AFTER HE CEASES TO BE A MEMBER OR FAILS TO FILE FOR 

ELECTION TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. 





S 0085 General Bill, By Bright, S. Martin, Verdin, Grooms, Bryant and 

Davis 


BY ADDING ARTICLE 9 TO CHAPTER 31, TITLE 23, TO ENACT THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA FIREARMS FREEDOM ACT , TO PROVIDE THAT A 

FIREARM, FIREARM ACCESSORY, OR AMMUNITION MANUFACTURED 

AND RETAINED IN SOUTH CAROLINA IS EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL 

REGULATION UNDER THE COMMERCE CLAUSE OF THE CONSTITU- 

TION OF THE UNITED STATES. 





01/10/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Bright (ch), Hutto, Malloy, 

S.Martin, Hembree 

S 0086 Joint Resolution, By Bright 

A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE XI 

OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONSTITUTION, 1895, RELATING TO PUB- 

LIC EDUCATION, TO ADD SECTION 5 TO PROVIDE THAT THE GEN-


ERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL DEVELOP A SYSTEM FOR FUNDING THE 

PUBLIC HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS OF THIS STATE ON A UNI- 

FORM AND NONDISCRIMINATORY PER PUPIL BASIS. 







ING ARTICLE 5 TO ENACT THE LIFE BEGINNING AT CONCEPTION 

ACT WHICH ESTABLISHES THAT THE RIGHT TO LIFE FOR EACH 

BORN AND PREBORN HUMAN BEING VESTS AT FERTILIZATION, AND 

THAT THE RIGHTS OF DUE PROCESS AND EQUAL PROTECTION, 

GUARANTEED BY ARTICLE I, SECTION 3 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF 

THIS STATE, VEST AT FERTILIZATION FOR EACH BORN AND PREBORN 

HUMAN PERSON. 







APPEARANCE AS AN ATTORNEY IN A CASE BEFORE A MAGISTRATE, 

TO PROHIBIT SENATORS, THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS, AND LEGAL 

ASSOCIATES FROM REPRESENTING ANOTHER PERSON AS AN ATTOR- 

NEY AT LAW BEFORE A MAGISTRATE THE SENATOR RECOMMENDED 

TO THE GOVERNOR FOR APPOINTMENT. 







CODE, RELATING TO PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING, 

BY ADDING SECTION 59-101-605, TO PROVIDE FOR A HIGHER EDUCA- 

TION BASE STUDENT COST AND TO PROVIDE THAT A PUBLIC INSTI- 

TUTION OF HIGHER LEARNING MUST BE FUNDED BY USING THE 

BASE STUDENT COST. 





S 0090 Joint Resolution, By Bright and Bryant 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE THAT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 

MAY NOT AUTHORIZE A STATE AGENCY, DEPARTMENT, OR ENTITY 

TO INCREASE OR IMPLEMENT A FEE, PENALTY, OR FINE IN THE 

STATE ANNUAL GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT OR OTHER ACTS 

SUPPLEMENTAL TO THAT ACT; TO PROVIDE THAT ANY INCREASE OR 

IMPLEMENTATION OF A FEE OR FINE ONLY MAY BE AUTHORIZED BY 

AN ACT SEPARATE FROM AN APPROPRIATIONS ACT; TO PROVIDE 

THAT NO STATE AGENCY, DEPARTMENT, OR ENTITY MAY INCREASE 

OR IMPLEMENT BY REGULATION OR ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION A 

FEE, PENALTY, OR FINE; TO PROVIDE EXCEPTIONS TO THESE PROHI- 

BITIONS, TO PROVIDE FOR THE EXPIRATION OF THESE PROHIBI- 

TIONS ON JANUARY 15, 2016, UNLESS REAUTHORIZED BY LAW; TO 

ESTABLISH THE OTHER FUNDS STUDY COMMITTEE TO REVIEW AND 

MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS CONCERNING AGENCY EARMARKED 

AND RESTRICTED FUND ACCOUNTS, INCLUDING FUNDS FROM ALL 

SOURCES RETAINED AND EXPENDED FOR AGENCY OPERATIONS; TO 

PROVIDE FOR THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE COMMITTEE; AND TO 

REQUIRE THE COMMITTEE TO REPORT ITS FINDINGS AND RECOM- 

MENDATIONS NO LATER THAN JANUARY 15, 2016, AFTER WHICH THE 

COMMITTEE TERMINATES. 

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S 0091 (Rat # 0002, Act # 0002) General Bill, By Gregory 

AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 50-11-310, AS AMENDED, CODE OF LAWS 

OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE HUNTING AND TAK- 

ING OF ANTLERED DEER, SO AS TO DELETE A PROHIBITION ON BAIT- 

ING DEER IN GAME ZONES 1 AND 2. - ratified title 


12/13/12 Senate Referred to Committee on Fish, Game and Forestry 


01/08/13 Senate Referred to Committee on Fish, Game and Forestry SJ-67 

01/17/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable Fish, Game and Forestry SJ- 

14 





01/24/13 House Referred to Committee on Agriculture, Natural Resources 

and Environmental Affairs HJ-4 

02/07/13 House Committee report: Favorable Agriculture, Natural 

Resources and Environmental Affairs HJ-5 

02/20/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Tallon, Sellers, Brannon, 

Cole, Pope, Hamilton, Clemmons, Quinn, Simrill, Hixon, 

Bedingfield, Hardwick, Loftis, Hiott, Ott, JR Smith, Taylor, 

Clyburn, Hosey, Forrester, King, Neal, Sabb, Parks, 

Pitts, GR Smith, Goldfinch HJ-29 







03/12/13 Act No. 2 

S 0092 General Bill, By Davis, S. Martin, Verdin, Grooms, Bryant and 

Bright 


BY ADDING SECTION 8-1-15, RELATING TO AGENCIES OF THE STATE, 

PUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES, TO PROHIBIT ANY STATE 

AGENCY, OFFICER, OR EMPLOYEE OR ANY OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE 

OF A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION FROM AIDING THE DETENTION OF 

ANY UNITED STATES CITIZEN WITHOUT TRIAL BY THE UNITED 

STATES ARMED FORCES IN VIOLATION OF THE CONSTITUTION OF 

SOUTH CAROLINA. 





01/31/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: S.Martin (ch), Hutto, Corbin 














S 0093 General Bill, By Young



TO RATES OF TUITION AND FEES TO BE PAID BY STUDENTS ENTER- 

ING OR ATTENDING STATE INSTITUTIONS, TO PROVIDE FOR IN-STATE 

TUITION RATES TO ELIGIBLE PERSONS FUNDING THEIR POST-SEC- 

ONDARY EDUCATION OR TRAINING WITH THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF 

VETERANS AFFAIRS GI BILL. 





S 0094 Concurrent Resolution, By L. Martin, Nicholson and Campsen 


A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO FIX NOON ON WEDNESDAY, JANU- 

ARY 30, 2013, AS THE TIME TO ELECT A SUCCESSOR TO A CERTAIN 

JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, SEAT 3, WHOSE TERM WILL 

EXPIRE JUNE 30, 2013; TO ELECT A SUCCESSOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE 

OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, SEAT 4, WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE 

JUNE 30, 2013; TO ELECT A SUCCESSOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE 

CIRCUIT COURT, FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 1, WHOSE TERM 

WILL EXPIRE JUNE 30, 2013; TO ELECT A SUCCESSOR TO A CERTAIN 

JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 1, 

WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE ON JUNE 30, 2013; TO ELECT A SUCCES- 

SOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT, NINTH JUDICIAL 

CIRCUIT, SEAT 1, WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE JUNE 30, 2013; TO ELECT 

A SUCCESSOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT, TENTH 

JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 1, WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE JUNE 30, 2013; 

TO ELECT A JUDGE TO A NEWLY CREATED SEAT FOR THE CIRCUIT 

COURT, AT LARGE, SEAT 14, WHOSE TERM WILL BE FROM JULY 1, 

2013, UNTIL JUNE 30, 2019; TO ELECT A JUDGE TO A NEWLY CREATED 

SEAT FOR THE CIRCUIT COURT, AT LARGE, SEAT 15, WHOSE TERM 

WILL BE FROM JULY 1, 2013, UNTIL JUNE 30, 2019; TO ELECT A JUDGE 

TO A NEWLY CREATED SEAT FOR THE CIRCUIT COURT, AT LARGE, 

SEAT 16, WHOSE TERM WILL BE FROM JULY 1, 2013, UNTIL JUNE 30, 

2019; TO ELECT A SUCCESSOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY 

COURT, FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 1, WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE 


FAMILY COURT, SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 2, WHOSE TERM 


JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 2, 

WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE JUNE 30, 2013; TO ELECT A SUCCESSOR 

TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL CIR- 

CUIT, SEAT 3, WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE JUNE 30, 2013; TO ELECT A 

SUCCESSOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT FOR THE 

FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 2, WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE JUNE 

30, 2013, AND TO FILL THE SUBSEQUENT FULL TERM WHICH WILL 


OF THE FAMILY COURT, FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 3, WHOSE 

TERM WILL EXPIRE JUNE 30, 2013; TO ELECT A SUCCESSOR TO A CER- 

TAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 

1, WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE JUNE 30, 2013; TO ELECT A SUCCESSOR 

TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL 


A SUCCESSOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, SEV- 

ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 2, WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE JUNE 

30, 2013; TO ELECT A SUCCESSOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE FAM- 

ILY COURT, EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 1, WHOSE TERM WILL 


OF THE FAMILY COURT, EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 3, WHOSE 

TERM WILL EXPIRE JUNE 30, 2013, AND TO FILL THE SUBSEQUENT 

FULL TERM WHICH WILL EXPIRE JUNE 30, 2019; TO ELECT A SUCCES- 

SOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, NINTH JUDICIAL 


A SUCCESSOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, NINTH 


TO ELECT A SUCCESSOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY 

COURT, TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 1, WHOSE TERM WILL 

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OF THE FAMILY COURT, TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 3, WHOSE 


TAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, 

SEAT 2, WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE JUNE 30, 2013; TO ELECT A SUC- 

CESSOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, TWELFTH 



COURT, TWELFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 2, WHOSE TERM WILL 


OF THE FAMILY COURT, THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 1, 


TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL 


A SUCCESSOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, FOUR- 

TEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 1, WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE JUNE 

30, 2013; TO ELECT A SUCCESSOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF FAMILY 

COURT, FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 1, WHOSE TERM WILL 


OF THE FAMILY COURT, SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 2, 

WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE JUNE 30, 2013; TO ELECT A JUDGE TO A 

NEWLY CREATED SEAT FOR THE FAMILY COURT, AT LARGE, SEAT 1, 

WHOSE TERM WILL BE FROM JULY 1, 2013, UNTIL JUNE 30, 2019; TO 

ELECT A JUDGE TO A NEWLY CREATED SEAT FOR THE FAMILY 

COURT, AT LARGE, SEAT 2, WHOSE TERM WILL BE FROM JULY 1, 2013, 

UNTIL JUNE 30, 2019; TO ELECT A JUDGE TO A NEWLY CREATED SEAT 

FOR THE FAMILY COURT, AT LARGE, SEAT 3, WHOSE TERM WILL BE 

FROM JULY 1, 2013, UNTIL JUNE 30, 2019; TO ELECT A JUDGE TO A 







FROM JULY 1, 2013, UNTIL JUNE 30, 2019; TO ELECT A SUCCESSOR TO 

A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW COURT, SEAT 5, 

WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE JUNE 30, 2013. 





01/16/13 Senate Recalled from Committee on Judiciary SJ-7 


01/17/13 House Introduced HJ-3 

01/17/13 House Referred to Committee on Invitations and Memorial Resolutions 

HJ-3 

01/23/13 House Committee report: Favorable Invitations and Memorial 

Resolutions HJ-2 


01/24/13 House Adopted, returned to Senate with concurrence HJ-18 

S 0095 General Bill, By Campbell 



BY ADDING ARTICLE 132 TO CHAPTER 3, TITLE 56 SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES MAY ISSUE SPECIAL 

LICENSE PLATES TO RECIPIENTS OF THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING 

CROSS. 





S 0096 (Rat # 0044) General Bill, By Cleary 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA COMMISSIONERS OF PILOTAGE FOR THE UPPER


COASTAL AREA, SO AS TO INCREASE THE NUMBER OF MEMBERS ON 

THE COMMISSION FROM SIX TO EIGHT, AND TO REVISE APPOINT- 

MENT AND RELATED PROVISIONS. - ratified title 





01/16/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable Transportation SJ-17 







HJ-33 

05/16/13 House Committee report: Favorable Labor, Commerce and 

Industry HJ-2 




06/04/13 Ratified R 44 

S 0097 General Bill, By Cleary 


A BILL TO AMEND CHAPTER 1, TITLE 2, SOUTH CAROLINA CODE OF 

LAWS, 1976, BY ADDING SECTION 2-1-190 TO PROVIDE THAT NO PER- 

SON SHALL BE ELIGIBLE FOR ELECTION TO THE HOUSE OF REPRE- 

SENTATIVES IF THAT PERSON HAS SERVED SIX TERMS IN THE SAME 

BODY, AND THAT NO PERSON SHALL BE ELIGIBLE FOR ELECTION TO 

THE SENATE IF THAT PERSON HAS SERVED FOUR TERMS IN THE 

SAME BODY, AND TO PROVIDE THAT ANY TERM SERVED FOR WHICH 

THE ELECTION WAS HELD PRIOR TO JANUARY 1, 2013, SHALL NOT BE 

COUNTED AS A TERM SERVED. 






Similar (S 0099, S 0100, H 3590) 

A BILL TO AMEND CHAPTER 12, TITLE 58, SOUTH CAROLINA CODE 

OF LAWS, 1976, BY ADDING SECTION 58-12-550, SO AS TO AUTHORIZE 

COUNTY GOVERNMENT TO DETERMINE THE DEMAND MARKET 

AREA AND FOR NOTICE OF ITS DETERMINATION TO THE NIELSON 

COMPANY, THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION AND ITS 

LEGISLATIVE DELEGATION; TO AMEND SECTION 4-9-30, SO AS TO 

ADD DETERMINATION OF A DEMAND MARKET AREA TO THE LIST OF 

ENUMERATED POWERS FOR COUNTY GOVERNMENT; AND TO 

AMEND SECTION 4-9-1030, SO AS TO ADD DETERMINATION OF A 

DEMAND MARKET AREA TO THE LIST OF DUTIES OF A COUNTY 

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS. 






Similar (S 0098, S 0100, H 3590) 






LEGISLATIVE DELEGATION; TO AMEND CHAPTER 12, TITLE 58 BY 

ADDING SECTION 58-12-560, SO AS TO GIVE A CAUSE OF ACTION FOR 

ANY PERSON WHO SUFFERS FROM PERSONAL INJURY, WRONGFUL 

DEATH OR LOSS OF PROPERTY DUE TO THE LACK OF NOTICE OF A 

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LOCAL WARNING OR ALERT THROUGH TELEVISION AS A RESULT OF 

THE DEMAND MARKET AREA AS DETERMINED BY AN ENTITY 

OTHER THAN THE COUNTY GOVERNMENT; TO AMEND SECTION 4-9- 

30, SO AS TO ADD DETERMINATION OF A DEMAND MARKET AREA TO 

THE LIST OF ENUMERATED POWERS FOR COUNTY GOVERNMENT; 

AND TO AMEND SECTION 4-9-1030, SO AS TO ADD DETERMINATION 

OF A DEMAND MARKET AREA TO THE LIST OF DUTIES OF A COUNTY 

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS. 






Similar (S 0098, S 0099, H 3590) 






LEGISLATIVE DELEGATION; TO AMEND CHAPTER 12, TITLE 58 BY 

ADDING SECTION 58-12-570, SO AS TO PROVIDE A CAUSE OF ACTION 

FOR ANY BUSINESS WHO SUFFERS ECONOMIC DAMAGE AS A 

RESULT OF THE DETERMINATION OF THE DEMAND MARKET AREA, 

OTHER THAN THE COUNTY GOVERNMENT IN WHICH THE BUSINESS 

IS LOCATED; TO AMEND SECTION 4-9-30, SO AS TO ADD DETERMINA- 

TION OF A DEMAND MARKET AREA TO THE LIST OF ENUMERATED 

POWERS FOR COUNTY GOVERNMENT; AND TO AMEND SECTION 4-9- 

1030, SO AS TO ADD DETERMINATION OF A DEMAND MARKET AREA 

TO THE LIST OF DUTIES OF A COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS. 





S 0101 General Bill, By Coleman 


BY ADDING SECTION 58-17-45 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT WITHIN ONE 

HUNDRED EIGHTY DAYS AFTER A RAILROAD LINE OR TRACK HAS 

BEEN ABANDONED, THE RAILROAD COMPANY OWNING THE FEE OR 

EASEMENT PERTAINING TO THE LINE OR TRACK PROPERTY MUST 

TRANSFER THE PROPERTY TO THE POLITICAL SUBDIVISION IN 

WHICH IT IS LOCATED, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE TERMS AND CON- 

DITIONS APPLICABLE TO THIS PROVISION. 





02/06/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Coleman (ch), Thurmond, 

Young 

S 0102 General Bill, By Bright, S. Martin, Grooms, Verdin, Bryant, Corbin 

and Shealy 


ING SECTION 38-1-40 TO ENACT THE FREEDOM OF CHOICE IN 

HEALTH CARE ACT, TO PROVIDE THAT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 

DECLARES THE FEDERAL PATIENT PROTECTION AND AFFORDABLE 

CARE ACT EXCEEDS THE POWER GRANTED TO CONGRESS UNDER 

THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION AND THEREFORE IS NOT LAW, 

BUT IS ALTOGETHER VOID AND OF NO FORCE, TO PROVIDE THAT IT 

SHALL BE THE DUTY OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO ADOPT AND 

ENACT ANY AND ALL MEASURES TO PREVENT THE ENFORCEMENT 

OF THE PATIENT PROTECTION AND AFFORDABLE CARE ACT WITHIN 

THE LIMITS OF THIS STATE, TO PROVIDE THAT NO PUBLIC OFFICER 

OR EMPLOYEE OF THIS STATE SHALL HAVE ANY AUTHORITY TO 

ENFORCE OR ATTEMPT TO ENFORCE ANY ASPECT OF THE FEDERAL 

PATIENT PROTECTION AND AFFORDABLE CARE ACT, TO PROVIDE


THAT ANY OFFICIAL, AGENT, OR EMPLOYEE OF THE UNITED STATES 

GOVERNMENT WHO UNDERTAKES ANY ACT WITHIN THE BORDERS 

OF THIS STATE THAT ENFORCES OR ATTEMPTS TO ENFORCE ANY 

ASPECT OF THE FEDERAL PATIENT PROTECTION AND AFFORDABLE 

CARE ACT IS GUILTY OF A MISDEMEANOR, AND TO PROVIDE THAT 

ANY PERSON WHO HAS BEEN SUBJECT TO ANY ACT ATTEMPTING TO 

ENFORCE THE FEDERAL PATIENT PROTECTION AND AFFORDABLE 

CARE ACT WITHIN THIS STATE S BORDERS SHALL HAVE A PRIVATE 

CAUSE OF ACTION FOR DECLARATORY JUDGMENT AND FOR DAM- 

AGES AGAINST ANY PERSON VIOLATING THE PROVISIONS OF THIS 

SECTION. 







ING TO THE SOUTH CAROLINA RELIGIOUS FREEDOM ACT, BY ADD- 

ING SECTION 1-32-41 TO PROHIBIT RESTRICTIONS ON THE FREE 

EXERCISE OF SPEECH OR RELIGION DURING THE COURSE OF ANY 

LOCALITY, MUNICIPALITY, COUNTY, OR OTHER STATE INSTRUMEN- 

TALITY PROCEEDING IN VIOLATION OF THE FIRST AMENDMENT OF 

THE UNITED STATES OR ARTICLE I, SECTION 2 OF THE CONSTITU- 

TION OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 







DUTIES OF THE LEGISLATIVE AUDIT COUNCIL, TO PROVIDE THAT 

THE LEGISLATIVE AUDIT COUNCIL PERFORM AUDITS FOR STATE 

AGENCIES EVERY FIVE YEARS AND TO SUBMIT A REPORT TO THE 

APPROPRIATE ENTITY OR PERSONS. 







BY ADDING CHAPTER 21 TO TITLE 37 TO PROVIDE FOR THE CRE- 

ATION OF PREPAID MEDICAL SERVICE AGREEMENTS THROUGH 

WHICH EMPLOYERS, INDIVIDUALS AND NON-EMPLOYER ORGANI- 

ZATIONS ON BEHALF OF INDIVIDUALS MAY CONTRACT DIRECTLY 

WITH HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS TO PROVIDE HEALTH CARE SER- 

VICES FOR INDIVIDUALS, TO PROVIDE THOSE CONTRACTS ARE NOT 

INSURANCE, AND TO PROVIDE CERTAIN DEFINITIONS, AMONG 

OTHER THINGS. 








BY ADDING SECTION 1-23-138 TO PROVIDE A REGULATION PROMUL- 

GATED UNDER THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES ACT EXPIRES 

FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE ON WHICH IT BECOMES EFFECTIVE; 

AND TO AMEND SECTION 1-23-120, RELATING TO THE APPROVAL OF 

REGULATIONS, TO DELETE LANGUAGE REQUIRING A STATE 

AGENCY TO PERIODICALLY REVIEW REGULATIONS IT PROMUL- 

GATES. 


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BY ADDING SECTION 17-13-180 TO DEFINE THE TERM CELLULAR OR 

OTHER PORTABLE ELECTRONIC WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS 

DEVICE AND TO PROHIBIT THE SEARCH OF CELLULAR OR OTHER 

PORTABLE ELECTRONIC WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS DEVICES 

INCIDENT TO A LAWFUL CUSTODIAL ARREST WITHOUT A SEARCH 

WARRANT OR WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION OF 

THE PERSON OR OTHER LAWFUL OWNER OF THE DEVICE. 





S 0108 General Bill, By Bright and S. Martin 


THE ANNUAL SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, TO REQUIRE 

THE SESSION TO END ON THE SECOND THURSDAY IN MARCH IN 

EVEN-NUMBERED YEARS AND ON THE SECOND THURSDAY IN APRIL 

IN ODD-NUMBERED YEARS; AND TO AMEND SECTION 2-7-60, RELAT- 

ING TO THE GENERAL APPROPRIATION ACT, TO REQUIRE THE GEN- 

ERAL ASSEMBLY TO PASS BIENNIAL APPROPRIATIONS IN EACH ODD 

NUMBERED YEAR. 










DELETE THE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION FROM THE LIST OF 

STATE OFFICERS WHICH THE CONSTITUTION REQUIRES TO BE 

ELECTED AND PROVIDE THAT THE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCA- 

TION MUST BE APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR UPON THE ADVICE 

AND CONSENT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FOR A TERM COTERMI- 

NOUS WITH THE GOVERNOR UPON THE EXPIRATION OF THE TERM 

OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION SERVING IN OFFICE ON 

THE DATE OF THE RATIFICATION OF THIS PROVISION, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL PROVIDE BY LAW FOR 


THE PROCEDURES BY WHICH THE APPOINTMENT IS MADE, AND THE 

PROCEDURES BY WHICH THE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION 

MAY BE REMOVED FROM OFFICE. 









ING TO SCHOOL BONDS, BY ADDING SECTION 59-71-35 TO PROHIBIT 

SCHOOL DISTRICTS FROM ISSUING GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS 

FOR GENERAL OPERATING EXPENSES. 




01/08/13 Senate Referred to Committee on Education SJ-77



A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE III, 

SECTION 36(B)(2) OF THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, 

RELATING TO APPROPRIATIONS FROM THE CAPITAL RESERVE FUND, 

TO PROHIBIT FUNDS FROM BEING EXPENDED FOR OTHER NONRE- 

CURRING PURPOSES. 






A BILL TO REPEAL SECTION 41-27-525 OF THE 1976 CODE, RELATING 

TO THE AVAILABILITY OF UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS FOR PERSONS 

SEEKING ONLY PART-TIME WORK. 





SJ-77 



A BILL TO AMEND CHAPTER 1, TITLE 8 OF THE 1976 CODE, RELATING 

TO PUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES, BY ADDING SECTION 8-1-15 

TO PROHIBIT ANY OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE OF THE STATE OR ANY 

OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE OF A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION FROM AIDING 

THE DETENTION OF ANY UNITED STATES CITIZEN WITHOUT TRIAL 

BY THE U.S. ARMED FORCES IN VIOLATION OF THE CONSTITUTION 

OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 








THE AUTHORITY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND 

REGULATION IN THE OVERSIGHT AND ADMINISTRATION OF PROFES- 

SIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL BOARDS, INCLUDING THE PROCESS 

WHEREBY THESE BOARDS ESTABLISH FEE SCHEDULES, TO DELETE 

THESE PROVISIONS CONCERNING BOARDS ESTABLISHING FEES AND 

TO REQUIRE THAT ALL FEES MUST BE APPROVED BY THE GENERAL 

ASSEMBLY AS PROVIDED BY LEGISLATIVE ENACTMENT IN THE GEN- 

ERAL AND PERMANENT LAW OF THE STATE. 





SJ-78 

S 0115 General Bill, By Bright, Bryant, Verdin, Davis, Grooms and S. 

Martin 


TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONSTITUTIONAL CARRY ACT OF 

2013 , TO AMEND SECTION 16-23-20, RELATING TO OFFENSES INVOLV- 

ING WEAPONS, TO CHANGE THE OFFENSE OF UNLAWFULLY CARRY- 

ING A HANDGUN TO CARRYING A HANDGUN WITH INTENT TO 

COMMIT A CRIME; TO REPEAL SECTION 16-23-460, RELATING TO THE 

OFFENSE OF CARRYING A CONCEALED WEAPON; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 23-31-220, RELATING TO SIGNS AND THE RIGHT TO ALLOW OR 

PERMIT CONCEALED WEAPONS UPON PREMISES, TO REMOVE REF- 

ERENCES TO CONCEALED WEAPONS PERMITS AND TO ALLOW A PRI- 

VATE EMPLOYER OR OWNER TO ALLOW OR PROHIBIT ANYONE 

FROM CARRYING A WEAPON UPON HIS PREMISES BY PROVIDING 

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NOTICE WITH A SIGN; TO AMEND SECTION 23-31-225, RELATING TO 

CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS INTO RESIDENCES OR DWELL- 

INGS, TO REMOVE REFERENCES TO CONCEALED WEAPONS PERMITS 

AND TO PROHIBIT ANY PERSON FROM ENTERING A RESIDENCE OR 

DWELLING OF ANOTHER WITH A WEAPON WITHOUT PERMISSION; 

AND TO AMEND SECTION 23-31-240, RELATING TO PERSONS WHO 

ARE ALLOWED TO CARRY A WEAPON ANYWHERE IN THE STATE 

WHILE ON DUTY, TO INCLUDE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS. 





01/10/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Bright (ch), Hutto, Malloy, 

S.Martin, Hembree 

S 0116 Concurrent Resolution, By Setzler 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO MEMORIALIZE THE CONGRESS OF 

THE UNITED STATES TO SEEK THE WITHDRAWAL OF THE UNITED 

STATES PREVENTIVE SERVICES TASK FORCE RECOMMENDATION 

AGAINST PROSTATE-SPECIFIC ANTIGEN-BASED SCREENING FOR 

PROSTATE CANCER FOR MEN IN ALL AGE GROUPS. 





01/31/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable Medical Affairs SJ-13 




HJ-12 




S 0117 (Rat # 0045) General Bill, By Hayes, Courson, O Dell, Verdin and 

Ford 


AN ACT TO AMEND THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, 

BY ADDING SECTION 44-66-75 SO AS TO REQUIRE A HEALTH CARE 

PROVIDER TO GIVE A PATIENT AN OPPORTUNITY TO ALLOW DISCLO- 

SURE OF CERTAIN INFORMATION TO DESIGNATED FAMILY MEMBERS 

AND OTHER INDIVIDUALS AND TO AUTHORIZE THE INVOLVEMENT 

OF THESE FAMILY MEMBERS AND OTHER INDIVIDUALS IN THE 

TREATMENT OF THE PATIENT; TO SPECIFY THE CONTENTS OF THE 

AUTHORIZATION; TO PROVIDE CIVIL AND CRIMINAL IMMUNITY FOR 

GOOD FAITH DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION; AND TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 44-66-20, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS IN THE 

ADULT HEALTH CARE CONSENT ACT, SO AS TO DEFINE PATIENT 

AND TREATMENT AND TO AMEND OTHER DEFINITIONS. - ratified title 






Affairs SJ-17 









04/23/13 House Recalled from Committee on Judiciary HJ-108 

04/23/13 House Referred to Committee on Medical, Military, Public and 

Municipal Affairs HJ-108


05/22/13 House Committee report: Favorable Medical, Military, Public 

and Municipal Affairs HJ-45 




06/04/13 Ratified R 45 

S 0118 General Bill, By Hayes and Ford 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO CANCELLATION OF A LICENSE PLATE 

AND REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE WHEN A VEHICLE OWNER MOVES 

OUT OF STATE AND THE PRORATED PROPERTY TAX REFUND DUE ON 

THAT CANCELLATION, SO AS TO ALLOW THE APPROPRIATE RECEIPT 

ISSUED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES TO SUBSTITUTE 

FOR THE ACTUAL LICENSE PLATE AND CERTIFICATE; TO AMEND 

SECTION 12-39-220, RELATING TO THE DISCOVERY OF UNTAXED 

PROPERTY FOR PURPOSES OF PROPERTY TAXES, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THE DUTIES OF THE ASSESSOR WITH RESPECT TO THIS PROPERTY; 

AND TO AMEND SECTION 12-54-85, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE 

TIME LIMITS APPLICABLE FOR ASSESSING DELINQUENT TAXES, SO 

AS TO MAKE A CONFORMING AMENDMENT. 





02/07/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable with amendment Finance SJ- 

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S 0119 General Bill, By Jackson 







AMEND SECTION 7-15-320, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO PERSONS 

QUALIFIED TO VOTE BY ABSENTEE BALLOT, SO AS TO INCLUDE 

VOTING DURING THE EARLY VOTING PERIOD. 








TO THE NUMBER OF VOTING MACHINES THAT MUST BE AT A POLL- 

ING PLACE, TO PROVIDE THAT THE HISTORIC AVERAGE VOTER 

TURNOUT MUST BE USED TO DETERMINE THE CORRECT NUMBER 

OF MACHINES, AND TO PROVIDE HOW TO CALCULATE THE HIS- 

TORIC AVERAGE VOTER TURNOUT. 





S 0121 General Bill, By Reese 


BY ADDING SECTION 48-39-370 SO AS TO ALLOW A PROPERTY 

OWNER TO APPLY TO THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRON- 

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MENTAL CONTROL TO PROTECT PROPERTY FROM THE WATERS OF 

THE ATLANTIC OCEAN, TO SET FORTH THE PERMIT PROCESS, AND 

TO SPECIFY THE AUTHORIZED METHODS OF PROTECTION. 



Resources 




S 0122 General Bill, By L. Martin and Bryant 

A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 23-3-410 OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA CODE 

OF LAWS, 1976, RELATING TO OPERATION OF THE SEX OFFENDER 

REGISTRY, SO AS TO MAKE CERTAIN TECHNICAL CHANGES; TO 

AMEND SECTION 23-3-450, RELATING TO REGISTRATION WITH THE 

SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT AN OFFENDER 

SHALL REGISTER IN PERSON WITH THE SHERIFF OF THE OFFENDER S 

PRIMARY COUNTY OF REGISTRATION, AND ANY AND ALL 

REQUIRED LOCATIONS, WHETHER PERMANENT OR TEMPORARY; TO 

AMEND SECTION 23-3-460, RELATING TO REGISTRATION AND REREG- 

ISTRATION WITH THE SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT AN OFFENDER SHALL REGISTER AND REREGISTER WITH THE 

SHERIFF OF THE OFFENDER S PRIMARY COUNTY OF REGISTRATION, 

AND ANY AND ALL REQUIRED LOCATIONS, WHETHER PERMANENT 

OR TEMPORARY, AND TO DEFINE TEMPORARY ADDRESS , RESI- 

DENCE , AND HABITUALLY LIVES OR RESIDES ; AND TO AMEND 

SECTION 23-3-480, RELATING TO THE OFFENSE OF FAILURE TO REGIS- 

TER WITH THE SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT 

CERTAIN OFFENDERS SHALL REGISTER WITH THE SEX OFFENDER 

REGISTRY WITHIN THREE BUSINESS DAYS OF A NOTIFICATION OF 

THE DUTY TO REGISTER. 







A BILL TO AMEND CHAPTER 3, TITLE 16, SOUTH CAROLINA CODE OF 

LAWS, 1976, BY ADDING ARTICLE 19 TO ESTABLISH A PROCEDURE 

FOR THE ISSUANCE OF PERMANENT AND EMERGENCY CIVIL NO- 

CONTACT ORDERS UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, TO PROVIDE 

FOR THE DURATION OF CIVIL NO-CONTACT ORDERS, TO PROVIDE 

NECESSARY DEFINITIONS, TO PROVIDE A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLA- 

TION OF CIVIL NO-CONTACT ORDERS. 








CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE LIABILITY OF MEMBERS OR 

MANAGERS OF LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANIES, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT A MEMBER OR MANAGER CANNOT BE HELD PERSONALLY LIA- 

BLE FOR A DEBT, OBLIGATION, OR LIABILITY OF THE COMPANY, 

WHETHER ARISING IN CONTRACT, TORT, OR OTHERWISE AND TO 

REMOVE FROM THE COMMENTS LANGUAGE THAT STATES THAT 

MEMBERS OR MANAGERS WOULD BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ACTS OR 

OMISSIONS TO THE EXTENT THAT THOSE ACTS OR OMISSIONS 

WOULD BE ACTIONABLE IN CONTRACT OR TORT AGAINST THE 

MEMBER OR MANAGER IF THAT PERSON WERE ACTING IN AN INDI- 

VIDUAL CAPACITY. 






02/01/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Gregory (ch), Hutto, Massey, 


S 0125 General Bill, By Alexander, O Dell, McGill and Ford 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO INSURANCE PROVIDED TO ELIGIBLE 

ENTITIES BY THE STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD THROUGH 

THE INSURANCE RESERVE FUND, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD IS AUTHORIZED TO OFFER 

INSURANCE COVERAGE TO A LOCAL COUNCIL ON AGING OR OTHER 

ENTITY PROVIDING COUNTYWIDE SERVICES FOR THE AGING, HOW- 

EVER ESTABLISHED, IF THE PROVIDER IS FUNDED BY THE OFFICE 

ON AGING OF THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR. 











S 0126 General Bill, By Alexander and Hayes 


TO THE NUMBER OF SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES TO BE ISSUED TO 

MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL GUARD, TO PROVIDE THAT THE NUM- 

BER OF PLATES ISSUED SHALL EQUAL THE NUMBER OF PRIVATE 

PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES OR MOTORCYCLES REGISTERED IN 

SUCH PERSON S NAME IN THIS STATE; TO AMEND SECTION 56-3-1815, 

RELATING TO ISSUANCE OF SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES AUTHORIZED 

FOR RETIRED MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL GUARD, TO PROVIDE 

THAT SPECIAL MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE PLATES MAY BE ISSUED TO 

A RETIRED MEMBER OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA NATIONAL GUARD 

AND TO A MEMBER OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA STATE GUARD WHO IS 

A RESIDENT OF THE STATE FOR A PRIVATE PASSENGER MOTOR VEHI- 

CLE OR MOTORCYCLES OWNED OR LEASED BY A MEMBER OR A 

RETIREE ONLY AFTER THE CURRENT STOCK OF SOUTH CAROLINA 

GUARD, NATIONAL GUARD, AND SOUTH CAROLINA NATIONAL 

GUARD RETIRED LICENSE PLATES IS EXHAUSTED; AND TO AMEND 

SECTION 56-3-1820, RELATING TO THE DURATION OF SPECIAL 

LICENSE PLATES, TO PROVIDE THAT THE SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES 

MUST BE ISSUED FOR BIENNIAL PERIODS. 





S 0127 General Bill, By Alexander and Ford 


CODE, RELATING TO HEAD AND SPINAL CORD INJURIES, BY ADDING 

ARTICLE 6 TO CREATE THE SOUTH CAROLINA BRAIN INJURY LEAD- 

ERSHIP COUNCIL, TO PROVIDE FOR THE RESPONSIBILITIES AND 

DUTIES OF THE COUNCIL, TO PROVIDE FOR THE COMPOSITION AND 

APPOINTMENT OF THE COUNCIL, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE POW- 

ERS AND AUTHORITY OF THE COUNCIL. 






Affairs SJ-11 




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Municipal Affairs HJ-38 

05/22/13 House Committee report: Favorable with amendment Medical, 

Military, Public and Municipal Affairs HJ-45 







HJ-33 




S 0128 General Bill, By Campsen, Grooms, Campbell, Bryant and Fair 

Similar (S 0161, H 3229) 


ING TO THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, BY ADDING SECTION 59- 

5-170, TO ESTABLISH THE DIVISION OF INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLET- 

ICS WITHIN THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE POWERS, DUTIES, AND AUTHORITY OF THE DIVISION; 

TO AMEND SECTION 59-39-160, TO REMOVE A REFERENCE TO THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE; AND TO ALLOW THE 

DEPARTMENT TO ENACT EMERGENCY REGULATIONS TO ENSURE 

THAT HIGH SCHOOL INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES CON- 

TINUE WITHOUT INTERRUPTION. 







A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 24-21-910, RELATING TO REPRIEVES AND 

COMMUTATION OF DEATH SENTENCES, TO PROVIDE THAT THE PRO- 

BATION, PAROLE, AND PARDON SERVICES BOARD MAY NOT RECOM- 

MEND TO THE GOVERNOR THAT AN ALIEN UNLAWFULLY IN THE 

UNITED STATES SHOULD BE GRANTED A REPRIEVE OR COMMUTA- 

TION OF HIS SENTENCE; TO AMEND SECTION 24-21-920, RELATING TO 

CLEMENCY IN OTHER CASES, TO PROVIDE THAT ALIENS UNLAW- 

FULLY IN THE UNITED STATES MAY NOT BE GRANTED CLEMENCY; 

AND TO AMEND SECTION 24-21-950, RELATING TO GUIDELINES FOR 

DETERMINING THE ELIGIBILITY OF A PARDON, TO PROVIDE THAT 

AN ALIEN UNLAWFULLY IN THE UNITED STATES IS NOT ELIGIBLE TO 

BE PARDONED. 





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TO RESTRICTIONS ON FORMER PUBLIC OFFICIALS, MEMBERS, OR 

EMPLOYEES SERVING AS A LOBBYIST OR ACCEPTING EMPLOYMENT 

IN THE FIELD OF FORMER SERVICE, TO ESTABLISH A ONE YEAR 

WAITING PERIOD BEFORE A FORMER PUBLIC OFFICIAL, MEMBER, OR 

EMPLOYEE MAY BE COMPENSATED TO COMMUNICATE WITH HIS 

FORMER AGENCY OR DEPARTMENT TO INFLUENCE THEIR ACTIONS; 

AND TO PROVIDE A COMPLETE PROHIBITION ON EMPLOYMENT


THAT INVOLVES A MATTER IN WHICH HE DIRECTLY AND SUBSTAN- 

TIALLY PARTICIPATED DURING HIS PUBLIC SERVICE OR PUBLIC 

EMPLOYMENT. 






A BILL AMEND SECTION 22-8-40 OF THE 1976 CODE, RELATING TO 

THE SALARIES OF FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME MAGISTRATES, TO 

ESTABLISH A STATEWIDE UNIFORM BASE SALARY FOR MAGIS- 

TRATES. 





S 0132 Joint Resolution, By Sheheen 



ARTICLE VI, CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, RELATING 

TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS OF THIS STATE, SO AS TO 

DELETE THE ADJUTANT GENERAL, THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRI- 

CULTURE, AND THE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION FROM THE 

LIST OF STATE OFFICERS WHICH THE CONSTITUTION REQUIRES TO 

BE ELECTED AND PROVIDE THAT FOLLOWING THE GENERAL ELEC- 

TION OF 2018, THEY MUST BE APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR, UPON 

THE ADVICE AND CONSENT OF THE SENATE, TO SERVE AT HIS PLEA- 

SURE AND TO BE REMOVABLE BY HIM FOR ANY REASON; PROPOS- 

ING AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION 4, ARTICLE XIII, RELATING TO THE 

ADJUTANT GENERAL AND HIS STAFF OFFICERS, SO AS TO UPDATE 

REFERENCES TO HIS TITLE AND MILITARY RANK, AND TO PROVIDE 

THAT UPON THE EXPIRATION OF THE TERM OF THE ADJUTANT GEN- 

ERAL SERVING IN OFFICE ON THE DATE OF THE RATIFICATION OF 

THIS PROVISION, HE MUST BE APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR IN 

THE MANNER REQUIRED BY SECTION 7, ARTICLE VI; PROPOSING AN 

AMENDMENT BY ADDING SECTION 7A TO ARTICLE VI, RELATING TO 

STATE OFFICERS, SO AS TO ABOLISH THE OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF 

STATE, AND PROVIDE FOR ITS FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES TO BE 

DEVOLVED UPON THE ATTORNEY GENERAL IN THE MANNER THE 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL PROVIDE BY LAW; AND PROPOSING AN 

AMENDMENT TO SECTION 1, ARTICLE XI, RELATING TO THE STATE 

BOARD OF EDUCATION, SO AS TO ABOLISH THE BOARD EFFECTIVE 

UPON THE STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION BEING 

APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR. 






A BILL TO AMEND THE FIRST PARAGRAPH OF SECTION 8-13-320(9) OF 

THE 1976 CODE, RELATING TO THE DUTIES AND POWERS OF THE 

STATE ETHICS COMMISSION, TO PROVIDE THAT COMPLAINTS 

AGAINST MEMBERS OR STAFF, INCLUDING STAFF ELECTED TO 

SERVE AS OFFICERS OF OR CANDIDATES FOR THE GENERAL ASSEM- 

BLY, MUST BE FILED WITH THE STATE ETHICS COMMISSION; TO 

AMEND SECTION 8-13-320(10)(D), TO PROVIDE THAT A FINDING OF 

PROBABLE CAUSE REGARDING A VERIFIED COMPLAINT FILED BY 

THE COMMISSION MUST BE PROVIDED TO THE HOUSE OF REPRE- 

SENTATIVES OR SENATE LEGISLATIVE ETHICS COMMITTEE, AS 

APPROPRIATE, FOR DISPOSITION; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-320(10)(I), 

TO PROVIDE THAT A FINDING OF PROBABLE CAUSE REGARDING A 

VERIFIED COMPLAINT FILED BY AN INDIVIDUAL MUST BE PRO- 

VIDED TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OR SENATE LEGISLA- 

TIVE ETHICS COMMITTEE, AS APPROPRIATE, FOR DISPOSITION; TO 

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AMEND SECTION 8-13-510, TO PROVIDE THAT THE HOUSE OF REPRE- 

SENTATIVES AND SENATE LEGISLATIVE ETHICS COMMITTEES MUST 

EACH BE COMPRISED OF TEN MEMBERS WITH FIVE MEMBERS FROM 

THE MAJORITY PARTY AND FIVE MEMBERS FROM THE MINORITY 

PARTY; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-520, TO PROVIDE THAT EACH LEGIS- 

LATIVE ETHICS COMMITTEE MUST MAKE AVAILABLE TO THE PUB- 

LIC A COMPILATION OF THE PRINCIPLES SET FORTH IN ITS 

ADVISORY OPINIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-530, TO PROVIDE FOR 

THE POWERS AND DUTIES OF EACH LEGISLATIVE ETHICS COMMIT- 

TEE; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-540, TO PROVIDE FOR THE PROCESS 

AND PROCEDURE FOR DISPOSITION OF ETHICS COMPLAINTS 

REFERRED TO THE LEGISLATIVE ETHICS COMMITTEES; TO AMEND 

CHAPTER 13, TITLE 8, BY ADDING SECTION 8-13-545, TO PROVIDE 

FOR THE IMPOSITION OF PENALTIES AND THE DISPOSITION OF 

TECHNICAL VIOLATIONS BY THE LEGISLATIVE ETHICS COMMIT- 

TEES; TO AMEND CHAPTER 13, TITLE 8, BY ADDING SECTION 8-13- 

1317, TO PROHIBIT MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FROM 

RECEIVING CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS DURING THE ANNUAL REG- 

ULAR SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY; TO AMEND CHAPTER 

13, TITLE 8, BY ADDING SECTION 8-13-1341, TO PROHIBIT LEGISLA- 

TIVE LEADERSHIP POLITICAL ACTIONS COMMITTEES; TO AMEND 

SECTION 8-13-755, TO PROVIDE THAT FORMER MEMBERS OF THE 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY MAY NOT LOBBY FOR A PERIOD OF TWO 

YEARS AFTER LEAVING OFFICE; AND TO AMEND CHAPTER 13, TITLE 

8, BY ADDING ARTICLE 12, TO REQUIRE ANNUAL PERSONAL 

FINANCE DISCLOSURES FROM ELECTED OFFICIALS AND DEPART- 

MENT HEADS, TO PROVIDE FOR THE FILING DEADLINE, THE INFOR- 

MATION THAT MUST BE DISCLOSED, PENALTIES, AND FOR THE 

DISPOSITION OF INADVERTENT AND UNINTENTIONAL VIOLATIONS. 






S 0134 General Bill, By Sheheen, Setzler, Malloy, Jackson, Ford, Williams 

and Hayes 

Similar (H 3424, H 3455) 


BY ADDING CHAPTER 156 TO TITLE 59 SO AS TO CREATE THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA CHILD DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION PROGRAM WHICH IS 

A FULL DAY, FOUR-YEAR OLD KINDERGARTEN PROGRAM FOR AT- 

RISK CHILDREN WHICH MUST BE MADE AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED 

CHILDREN IN ALL PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS WITHIN THE STATE, 

TO ESTABLISH PRIORITY FOR THE PROGRAM, TO ESTABLISH ELIGI- 

BILITY FOR THE PROGRAM, TO ESTABLISH PROVIDER STANDARDS, 

TO TASK THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND THE OFFICE OF 

FIRST STEPS TO SCHOOL READINESS WITH ACTING AS ADMINISTRA- 

TORS OF THE PROGRAM, TO ESTABLISH STANDARDS FOR THE PRO- 

GRAM, AND TO SET THE FUNDING LEVEL OF THE PROGRAM. 






unfavorable Education 




BY ADDING SECTION 7-27-115 SO AS TO PLACE THE DIRECTORS OF 

THE COUNTY BOARDS OF REGISTRATION AND ELECTIONS UNDER 

THE GENERAL SUPERVISION OF THE STATE ELECTION COMMISSION, 

TO AUTHORIZE THE STATE ELECTION COMMISSION TO ESTABLISH 

BY REGULATION THE MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS FOR A PERSON TO 

SERVE AS THE DIRECTOR OF A COUNTY BOARD OF REGISTRATION 

AND ELECTIONS, TO AUTHORIZE THE STATE ELECTION COMMIS-


SION TO ESTABLISH MANDATORY TRAINING CERTIFICATION AND 

CONTINUING EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DIRECTORS OF 

THE COUNTY BOARDS OF REGISTRATION AND ELECTIONS, AND TO 

REQUIRE COUNTY BOARDS OF REGISTRATION AND ELECTIONS TO 

MEET AT LEAST FOUR TIMES EACH CALENDAR YEAR; TO AMEND 

SECTION 7-27-110, RELATING TO THE APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS OF 

BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT ALL COUN- 

TIES MUST HAVE A SINGLE BOARD OF REGISTRATION AND ELEC- 

TIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 7-27-260, RELATING TO THE CHEROKEE 

COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSION AND THE CHEROKEE COUNTY 

BOARD OF REGISTRATION, SO AS TO COMBINE THE BODIES INTO A 

SINGLE ENTITY; TO AMEND SECTION 7-27-290, RELATING TO THE DIL- 

LON COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSION AND THE DILLON COUNTY 


SINGLE ENTITY; TO AMEND SECTION 7-27-320, RELATING TO THE 

GREENVILLE COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSION AND THE GREEN- 

VILLE COUNTY BOARD OF REGISTRATION, SO AS TO COMBINE THE 

BODIES INTO A SINGLE ENTITY; TO AMEND SECTION 7-27-325, RELAT- 

ING TO THE GREENWOOD COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSION AND 

THE GREENWOOD COUNTY BOARD OF REGISTRATION, SO AS TO 

COMBINE THE BODIES INTO A SINGLE ENTITY; TO AMEND SECTION 

7-27-335, RELATING TO THE HORRY COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSION 

AND THE HORRY COUNTY BOARD OF REGISTRATION, SO AS TO 


7-27-415, RELATING TO THE SPARTANBURG COUNTY ELECTION COM- 

MISSION AND THE SPARTANBURG COUNTY BOARD OF REGISTRA- 

TION, SO AS TO COMBINE THE BODIES INTO A SINGLE ENTITY; AND 

TO AMEND SECTION 7-27-430, RELATING TO THE WILLIAMSBURG 

COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSION AND THE WILLIAMSBURG 

COUNTY BOARD OF REGISTRATION, SO AS TO COMBINE THE BODIES 

INTO A SINGLE ENTITY. 








BY ADDING SECTION 8-27-05 SO AS TO ENTITLE CHAPTER 27 THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA WHISTLEBLOWER AND PUBLIC EMPLOYEE PRO- 

TECTION ACT ; TO AMEND SECTION 8-27-20, AS AMENDED, RELATING 

TO REWARDS FOR REPORTS RESULTING IN SAVINGS, SO AS TO ELIM- 

INATE THE TWO THOUSAND DOLLAR CAP ON REWARDS; AND TO 

AMEND SECTION 8-27-30, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO CIVIL 

ACTIONS AGAINST AN EMPLOYING PUBLIC BODY FOR RETALIATION 

AGAINST AN EMPLOYEE WHO REPORTS A VIOLATION OF STATE OR 

FEDERAL LAW OR REGULATION, SO AS TO REMOVE THE ONE-YEAR 

LIMITATION ON THE PERIOD DURING WHICH THE EMPLOYEE IS PRO- 

TECTED FROM ADVERSE EMPLOYMENT ACTIONS, AND TO PROVIDE 

FOR ADDITIONAL REMEDIES. 





S 0137 General Bill, By Lourie, L. Martin, Hayes, Fair, Davis, Ford, Cromer, 

Grooms and Alexander 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE SUSPENSION OF A 

DRIVER S LICENSE OF A PERSON UNDER THE AGE OF TWENTY-ONE 

FOR HAVING AN UNLAWFUL ALCOHOL CONCENTRATION, SO AS TO 

REVISE THE PENALTIES TO INCLUDE REQUIRING AN OFFENDER 

WHO OPERATES A VEHICLE TO HAVE AN IGNITION INTERLOCK 

DEVICE INSTALLED ON THE VEHICLE; TO AMEND SECTION 56-1-400, 

AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE SUSPENSION OF A LICENSE, A 

LICENSE RENEWAL OR ITS RETURN, AND ISSUANCE OF A LICENSE 

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THAT RESTRICTS THE DRIVER TO ONLY OPERATING A VEHICLE 

WITH AN IGNITION INTERLOCK DEVICE INSTALLED, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE ISSUANCE OF AN INTERLOCK RESTRICTED LICENSE 

AND ITS CONTENTS, TO PROVIDE FOR THE CONTENTS OF A DRIVER 

S LICENSE ISSUED TO A PERSON WHOSE VEHICLE IS INSTALLED 

WITH AN IGNITION INTERLOCK DEVISE AND TO PROVIDE ADDI- 

TIONAL OFFENSES THAT REQUIRE THE INSTALLATION OF AN IGNI- 

TION INTERLOCK RESTRICTED DEVICE AS A PENALTY, TO REVISE 

THE DRIVER S LICENSE SUSPENSION PERIOD FOR A PERSON WHO 

CHOOSES TO OR NOT TO HAVE AN INTERLOCK DEVICE INSTALLED 

ON HIS VEHICLE, AND TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL PENALTIES FOR 

CERTAIN INDIVIDUALS WHO CHOOSE NOT TO HAVE AN INTERLOCK 

DEVISE INSTALLED ON THEIR VEHICLES AFTER BEING CONVICTED 

OF CERTAIN DRIVING OFFENSES; TO AMEND SECTION 56-1-748, 

RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF A RESTRICTED DRIVER S LICENSE 

TO PERSON S WHO ARE INELIGIBLE TO OBTAIN A SPECIAL 

RESTRICTED DRIVER S LICENSE, SO AS TO MAKE A TECHNICAL 

CHANGE; TO AMEND SECTION 56-1-1320, RELATING TO THE ISSU- 

ANCE OF A PROVISIONAL DRIVER S LICENSE, SO AS TO MAKE TECH- 

NICAL CHANGES, AND TO DELETE THE PROVISION THAT GIVES 

CERTAIN PERSONS AUTHORITY TO ISSUE A PROVISIONAL DRIVER S 

LICENSE AND REVIEW CANCELLATIONS AND SUSPENSION OF 

DRIVER S LICENSES; TO AMEND SECTION 56-5-2941, RELATING TO 

PENALTIES THAT MAY BE IMPOSED FOR DRIVING A VEHICLE WHILE 

UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL OR DRUGS, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

DURING THE OFFENSES THAT REQUIRE THE INSTALLATION OF AN 

IGNITION INTERLOCK DEVICE AS A PENALTY, TO PROVIDE A PEN- 

ALTY FOR A PERSON WHO IS INCAPABLE OF OPERATING AN IGNI- 

TION INTERLOCK DEVICE, TO REVISE CERTAIN PENALTIES 

CONTAINED IN THIS SECTION; THE LENGTH OF TIME AN INTERLOCK 

DEVICE MUST BE AFFIXED TO A VEHICLE, TO REVISE THE PENALTY 

FOR AN OFFENDER WHO HAS ACCUMULATED FOUR POINTS UNDER 

THE INTERLOCK DEVICE POINT SYSTEM, TO PROVIDE FOR THE USE 

OF FUNDS REMITTED TO THE INTERLOCK DEVICE FUND, TO REVISE 

THE FEES THAT MUST BE COLLECTED AND REMITTED TO THE 

INTERLOCK DEVICE FUND, AND TO PROVIDE THAT AN INTERLOCK 

DEVICE MUST CAPTURE A PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGE OF A DRIVER AS 

HE OPERATES THE DEVICE; TO AMEND SECTION 56-5-2942, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO THE IMMOBILIZATION OF A PERSON S 

VEHICLE UPON HIS CONVICTION OF AN ALCOHOL-RELATED DRIV- 

ING OFFENSE, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT AS LONG AS A PERSON 

HOLDS A VALID IGNITION INTERLOCK LICENSE, HE IS NOT 

REQUIRED TO SURRENDER HIS LICENSE PLATES AND VEHICLE REG- 

ISTRATIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 56-5-2945, RELATING TO THE OPER- 

ATION OF A MOTOR VEHICLE WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF 

DRUGS OR ALCOHOL AND GREAT BODILY INJURY OR DEATH 

OCCURS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON CONVICTED PURSU- 

ANT TO THIS SECTION MAY ENROLL IN THE IGNITION INTERLOCK 

DEVISE PROGRAM UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES; TO AMEND 

SECTION 56-5-2950, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO A PERSON WHO 

OPERATES A MOTOR VEHICLE GIVING IMPLIED CONSENT TO CHEMI- 

CAL TESTS TO DETERMINE THE PRESENCE OF ALCOHOL OR DRUGS, 

SO AS TO REVISE THE PENALTY IMPOSED UPON A PERSON WHO 

REFUSES TO BE SUBJECTED TO A CHEMICAL TEST, AND TO MAKE 

TECHNICAL CHANGES; TO AMEND SECTION 56-5-2951, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO THE SUSPENSION OF A PERSON S DRIVER S LICENSE 

WHO REFUSES TO SUBMIT TO BE TESTED TO DETERMINE HIS ALCO- 

HOL CONCENTRATION, SO AS TO REVISE THE OFFENSES THAT ARE 

AFFECTED BY THIS SECTION, TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON MAY 

ENROLL IN THE IGNITION INTERLOCK DEVICE PROGRAM AS A 

ALTERNATE IN LIEU OF OTHER PENALTIES PROVIDED IN THIS SEC- 

TION; AND TO AMEND SECTION 56-5-2990, RELATINSE FOR A VIOLA- 

TION OF CERTAIN ALCOHOL AND DRUG RELATED DRIVING 

OFFENSES, SO AS TO REVISE THE PENALTIES, AND TO INCLUDE 

REQUIRING CERTAIN PERSONS TO ENROLL IN THE IGNITION INTER- 

LOCK DEVICES PROGRAM. 






01/15/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Hutto (ch), Bennett, Thurmond 


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S 0138 General Bill, By Lourie and Fair 


ENTITIES IN WHICH LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNITS AND POLITICAL 

SUBDIVISIONS ARE ALLOWED TO INVEST, TO ALLOW LOCAL GOV- 

ERNMENT UNITS AND POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS TO INVEST IN OBLI- 

GATIONS OF A CORPORATION, STATE, OR POLITICAL SUBDIVISION 

DENOMINATED IN UNITED STATES DOLLARS, IF THE OBLIGATIONS 

BEAR AN INVESTMENT GRADE RATING OF AT LEAST TWO NATION- 

ALLY RECOGNIZED RATING SERVICES. 





S 0139 General Bill, By Grooms, L. Martin and Campbell 


TO SPEEDING IN WORK ZONES AND PENALTIES ASSOCIATED WITH 

SPEEDING IN WORK ZONES, TO DELETE THIS PROVISION AND PRO- 

VIDE A DEFINITION FOR THE TERMS HIGHWAY WORK ZONE AND 

HIGHWAY WORKER , TO CREATE THE OFFENSES OF ENDANGER- 

MENT OF A HIGHWAY WORKER AND AGGRAVATED ENDANGER- 

MENT OF A HIGHWAY WORKER , AND TO PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR 

BOTH OFFENSES; TO AMEND SECTION 56-1-720, RELATING TO THE 

POINT SYSTEM ESTABLISHED FOR THE EVALUATION OF THE DRIV- 

ING RECORD OF PERSONS OPERATING MOTOR VEHICLES, TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT ENDANGERMENT OF A HIGHWAY WORKER AND 

AGGRAVATED ENDANGERMENT OF A HIGHWAY WORKER ARE TWO 

POINT VIOLATIONS; AND TO REPEAL SECTION 56-5-1536 RELATING 

TO DRIVING IN TEMPORARY WORK ZONES AND PENALTIES FOR 

UNLAWFUL DRIVING IN TEMPORARY WORK ZONES. 







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ING ARTICLE 27, RELATING TO DRUG TESTING AND PUBLIC ASSIS- 

TANCE, TO DEFINE THE TERM PUBLIC ASSISTANCE , TO PROVIDE 

THAT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE PROHIBITED BY LAW, A PERSON SEEK- 

ING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE MUST SUBMIT TO CERTAIN DRUG TESTS, 

TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON MUST BE GIVEN NOTICE THAT DRUG 

TESTING WILL BE CONDUCTED AS A CONDITION FOR RECEIVING 

BENEFITS AND THAT THE PERSON MUST BEAR THE COST OF TEST- 

ING, TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON WHO TESTS POSITIVE FOR CON- 

TROLLED SUBSTANCES IS INELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE BENEFITS FOR 

ONE YEAR AFTER THE DATE OF THE POSITIVE DRUG TEST, TO PRO- 

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VIDE THAT A PERSON WHO TESTS POSITIVE AND IS DENIED BENE- 

FITS AS A RESULT MAY REAPPLY FOR THOSE BENEFITS AFTER SIX 

MONTHS IF HE SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETES A SUBSTANCE ABUSE 

TREATMENT PROGRAM AND PASSES AN INITIAL DRUG TEST, TO 

PROVIDE THAT A PERSON WHO TWICE FAILS A DRUG TEST MAY NOT 

RECEIVE ADDITIONAL PUBLIC ASSISTANCE, AND TO PROVIDE THAT 

AN AGENCY THAT ADMINISTERS THIS TEST TO A PERSON WHO 

TWICE FAILS THE TEST IMMEDIATELY SHALL TERMINATE PUBLIC 

ASSISTANCE BENEFITS IT PAYS HIM. 








BY ADDING ARTICLE 13 TO CHAPTER 22, TITLE 17, SO AS TO ENACT 

THE DRUG COURT PROGRAM ACT , TO DIRECT EACH CIRCUIT 

SOLICITOR TO ESTABLISH A DRUG COURT PROGRAM FOR ADULTS 

AND JUVENILES, TO PROVIDE CRITERIA FOR ELIGIBILITY OF PER- 

SONS CHARGED WITH NONVIOLENT OFFENSES, TO ALLOW EACH 

CIRCUIT SOLICITOR TO ESTABLISH AN OFFICE OF DRUG COURT PRO- 

GRAM COORDINATOR, TO DIRECT THE COMMISSION ON PROSECU- 

TION COORDINATION TO ESTABLISH A STATE OFFICE OF DRUG 

COURT COORDINATION, TO PROVIDE FOR FEES FOR PARTICIPATION 

IN A DRUG COURT PROGRAM, TO PROVIDE FOR ANNUAL REPORTS 

DETAILING THE ACTIVITIES OF DRUG COURT PROGRAMS TO THE 

COMMISSION ON PROSECUTION COORDINATION WITH A COPY PRO- 

VIDED TO THE SENTENCING REFORM OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE, AND 

TO PROVIDE FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF DRUG COURT JUDGES AND 

COMPENSATION. 





01/28/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Malloy (ch), Campsen, Hembree, 

McElveen, Thurmond 


A BILL TO AMEND THE OMNIBUS CRIME REDUCTION AND SEN- 

TENCING REFORM ACT OF 2010 , CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CARO- 

LINA, 1976, BY AMENDING SECTION 16-11-110, RELATING TO ARSON, 

SO AS TO RESTRUCTURE THE DEGREES OF ARSON; BY AMENDING 

SECTION 16-23-500, RELATING TO THE UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF A 

FIREARM OR AMMUNITION BY A PERSON CONVICTED OF A VIOLENT 

CRIME CLASSIFIED AS A FELONY, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT IT IS A 

VIOLATION OF PROBATION, PAROLE, COMMUNITY SUPERVISION, OR 

ANY OTHER SUPERVISION PROGRAM OPERATED BY THE DEPART- 

MENT OF PROBATION, PAROLE AND PARDON SERVICES FOR AN 

OFFENDER TO PURCHASE OR POSSESS A FIREARM, AMMUNITION, 

OR ANY OTHER DANGEROUS WEAPON; BY AMENDING SECTION 22-3- 

560, RELATING TO THE ABILITY OF MAGISTRATES TO PUNISH 

BREACHES OF THE PEACE, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT MAGISTRATES 

MAY PUNISH BREACHES OF THE PEACE BY A FINE NOT EXCEEDING 

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS OR IMPRISONMENT FOR A TERM NOT 

EXCEEDING THIRTY DAYS, OR BOTH; BY AMENDING SECTION 22-5- 

920, RELATING TO THE EXPUNGEMENT OF YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS 

RECORDS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT EXPUNGEMENT DOES NOT 

APPLY TO OFFENSES IN WHICH REGISTRATION ON THE SEXUAL 

OFFENDER REGISTRY IS REQUIRED, EXCEPT IN CASES IN WHICH A 

DETERMINATION IS MADE BY THE SENTENCING COURT THAT THE 

SEXUAL CONDUCT WITH A VICTIM OF AT LEAST FOURTEEN YEARS 

OF AGE WAS CONSENSUAL; BY AMENDING SECTION 24-19-10, RELAT- 

ING TO THE DEFINITION OF A YOUTHFUL OFFENDER , SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT IF THE OFFENDER COMMITTED BURGLARY IN THE 

SECOND DEGREE PURSUANT TO SECTION 16-11-312(B), THE


OFFENDER MUST RECEIVE AND SERVE A MINIMUM SENTENCE OF AT 

LEAST THREE YEARS, NO PART OF WHICH MAY BE SUSPENDED, AND 

THE PERSON IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR CONDITIONAL RELEASE UNTIL 

THE PERSON HAS SERVED THE THREE-YEAR MINIMUM SENTENCE; 

BY AMENDING SECTION 24-21-5 AND SECTION 24-21-100, RELATING 

TO ADMINISTRATIVE MONITORING BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PROBA- 

TION, PAROLE AND PARDON SERVICES, SO AS TO PROVIDE THE PRO- 

CEDURES THE DEPARTMENT SHALL FOLLOW WHEN NOTIFYING 

PERSONS UNDER ADMINISTRATIVE MONITORING; BY AMENDING 

SECTION 24-21-280, RELATING TO COMPLIANCE CREDITS OF PER- 

SONS UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PROBA- 

TION, PAROLE AND PARDON SERVICES, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT AN 

INDIVIDUAL MAY EARN UP TO TWENTY DAYS OF COMPLIANCE 

CREDITS FOR EACH THIRTY-DAY PERIOD IN WHICH THE DEPART- 

MENT DETERMINES THAT THE INDIVIDUAL HAS SUBSTANTIALLY 

FULFILLED ALL OF THE CONDITIONS OF SUPERVISION; BY AMEND- 

ING SECTION 44-53-370 AND SECTION 44-53-375, RELATING TO CON- 

TROLLED SUBSTANCE OFFENSES, SO AS TO REMOVE CERTAIN 

PROVISIONS PERTAINING TO PRIOR AND SUBSEQUENT CON- 

TROLLED SUBSTANCE CONVICTIONS; BY AMENDING SECTION 44-53- 

470, RELATING TO WHEN A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE OFFENSE IS 

CONSIDERED A SECOND OR SUBSEQUENT OFFENSE, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT A CONVICTION FOR TRAFFICKING IN CONTROLLED SUB- 

STANCES MUST BE CONSIDERED A PRIOR OFFENSE FOR PURPOSES 

OF ANY CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE PROSECUTION; BY AMENDING 

SECTION 56-1-396, RELATING TO THE DRIVER S LICENSE SUSPENSION 

AMNESTY PERIOD, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT QUALIFYING SUSPEN- 

SIONS DO NOT INCLUDE SUSPENSIONS PURSUANT TO SECTION 56-5- 

2990 OR SECTION 56-5-2945, AND DO NOT INCLUDE SUSPENSIONS 

PURSUANT TO SECTION 56-1-460, IF THE PERSON DRIVES A MOTOR 

VEHICLE WHEN THE PERSON S LICENSE HAS BEEN SUSPENDED OR 

REVOKED PURSUANT TO SECTION 56-5-2990 OR SECTION 56-5-2945; 

AND BY AMENDING SECTION 56-1-460, RELATING TO THE OFFENSE 

OF DRIVING UNDER SUSPENSION, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT FOR A 

THIRD OR SUBSEQUENT OFFENSE, THE PERSON MUST BE FINED ONE 

THOUSAND DOLLARS, AND IMPRISONED FOR UP TO NINETY DAYS 

OR CONFINED TO THE PERSON S PLACE OF RESIDENCE PURSUANT 

TO THE HOME DETENTION ACT FOR UP TO NINETY DAYS. 








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S 0143 (Rat # 0046) General Bill, By Malloy, Ford, Massey, S. Martin and 

Hayes 

AN ACT TO AMEND ARTICLES 1, 2, 3 AND 4 OF TITLE 62, CODE OF 

LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE SOUTH CARO- 

LINA PROBATE CODE, SO AS TO, AMONG OTHER THINGS, DEFINE 

THE JURISDICTION OF THE PROBATE CODE, TO DETERMINE INTES- 

TATE SUCCESSION, TO PROVIDE FOR THE PROCESS OF EXECUTING A 

WILL, TO PROVIDE FOR THE PROCESS TO PROBATE AND ADMINIS- 

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TER A WILL, AND TO PROVIDE FOR LOCAL AND FOREIGN PERSONAL 

REPRESENTATIVES; AND TO AMEND ARTICLES 6 AND 7 OF TITLE 62, 

RELATING TO THE SOUTH CAROLINA PROBATE CODE, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE GOVERNANCE OF NONPROBATE TRANSFERS, AND TO 

AMEND THE SOUTH CAROLINA TRUST CODE. - ratified title 








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HJ-57 








HJ-24 


05/28/13 Senate Roll call Ayes-37 Nays-1 

06/04/13 Ratified R 46 



ING TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS, BY ADDING SECTION 59-17-160 TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT ON JULY 1, 2014, THE AREA OF EACH COUNTY OF THIS 

STATE ALSO MUST BE CONSTITUTED AS A SCHOOL DISTRICT AND A 

COUNTY MAY NOT HAVE MULTIPLE SCHOOL DISTRICTS WITHIN ITS 

BOUNDARIES, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY BY 

LOCAL LAW BEFORE JULY 1, 2014, SHALL PROVIDE FOR THE GOVER- 

NANCE, FISCAL AUTHORITY, AND ADMINISTRATIVE AND OPERA- 

TIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES FOR A COUNTYWIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 

WHERE NO PROVISIONS OF LAW NOW APPLY, AND TO PROVIDE THAT 

ALL ACTS OR PARTS OF ACTS RELATING TO A SCHOOL DISTRICT 

THAT IS NOT A COUNTYWIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT REQUIRED BY SEC- 

TION 59-17-160 ARE REPEALED AS OF JULY 1, 2014. 





S 0145 General Bill, By Massey 

A BILL TO AMEND CHAPTER 57 OF TITLE 38 OF THE 1976 CODE, 

RELATING TO INSURANCE TRADE PRACTICES, BY ADDING SECTION 

38-57-190, TO PROVIDE THAT TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF HEALTH 

CARE CONTRACTS ISSUED BY HEALTH INSURANCE ISSUERS THAT 

PROVIDE HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE IN THE INDIVIDUAL, 

SMALL GROUP, OR LARGE GROUP MARKET DO NOT DISCRIMINATE 

UNREASONABLY AGAINST OR AMONG HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS 

WILLING AND QUALIFIED TO MEET THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS 

OF PARTICIPATION ESTABLISHED BY A HEALTH INSURANCE ISSUER 

OR OTHERWISE PROHIBIT OR LIMIT PARTICIPATION BY A PROVIDER 

WHO IS WILLING TO ACCEPT AN ISSUER S TERMS AND CONDITIONS 

FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE PROVISION OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES; 

BY ADDING SECTION 38-71-450, TO PROVIDE THAT INDIVIDUAL 

HEALTH INSURANCE POLICIES OR CERTIFICATES OF COVERAGE


MAY PROVIDE FOR WELLNESS CREDITS OR DISCOUNTS AND TO 

DEFINE WELLNESS CREDITS OR DISCOUNTS; AND BY ADDING SEC- 

TION 38-71-815, TO PROVIDE THAT GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE POLI- 

CIES OR CERTIFICATES OF COVERAGE MAY PROVIDE FOR WELLNESS 

CREDITS OR DISCOUNTS AND TO DEFINE WELLNESS CREDITS OR 

DISCOUNTS. 






A BILL TO AMEND CHAPTER 1, TITLE 24, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH 

CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, 

SO AS TO DEVOLVE ITS DUTIES, FUNCTIONS, AND RESPONSIBILITIES 

UPON THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AND INSTITUTIONAL COR- 

RECTIONS; BY ADDING CHAPTER 2 TO TITLE 24 SO AS TO ESTABLISH 

THE SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AND INSTITU- 

TIONAL CORRECTIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 24-19-10, AS AMENDED, 

24-19-20, 24-19-30, 24-19-40, 24-19-50, 24-19-60, 24-19-110, AS AMENDED, 

AND 24-19-160, RELATING TO THE CORRECTION AND TREATMENT OF 

YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS, SO AS TO SUBSTITUTE THE TERM DEPART- 

MENT OF CORRECTIONS FOR THE TERM DEPARTMENT OF COMMU- 

NITY AND INSTITUTIONAL CORRECTIONS , TO SUBSTITUTE THE 

TERM YOUTHFUL OFFENDER DIVISION FOR THE TERM YOUTHFUL 

OFFENDER PAROLE AND REENTRY SERVICES DIVISION, TO DELETE 

THE TERM TREATMENT AND ITS DEFINITION, TO PROVIDE A DEFI- 

NITION FOR THE TERM CRIMINOGENIC RISKS AND NEEDS , TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT THE DIVISION OF YOUTHFUL OFFENDER PAROLE AND 

REENTRY SERVICES SHALL CONSIDER ITS CLIENTS CRIMINOGENIC 

RISKS AND TO REVISE THE PROVISIONS RELATING TO THE HOUSING 

AND TREATMENT OF YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS, TO SUBSTITUTE THE 

TERM DEPARTMENT OF PROBATION, PAROLE AND PARDON SER- 

VICES FOR THE TERM DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AND INSTITU- 

TIONAL CORRECTIONS , TO MAKE TECHNICAL CHANGES, AND TO 

SUBSTITUTE THE TERM PROBATION, PAROLE, AND PARDON SER- 

VICES BOARD FOR THE TERM PAROLE AND PARDON SERVICES 

BOARD ; AND TO AMEND CHAPTER 21, TITLE 24, RELATING TO THE 

DEPARTMENT OF PROBATION, PAROLE AND PARDON SERVICES, SO 

AS TO DEVOLVE ITS DUTIES, FUNCTIONS, AND RESPONSIBILITIES 

UPON THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AND INSTITUTIONAL COR- 

RECTIONS, TO REVISE THE DEFINITION OF THE TERM HEARING 

OFFICER , TO SUBSTITUTE THE TERM BOARD OF PROBATION, 

PAROLE AND PARDON SERVICES FOR THE TERM BOARD OF PAROLE 

AND PARDON SERVICES , TO REVISE THE BOARD S DUTIES, AND TO 

PROVIDE THAT CERTAIN YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS SHALL NOT BE 

REQUIRED TO PAY SUPERVISION FEES. 





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02/27/13 Senate Polled out of committee Corrections and Penology SJ-22 

02/27/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable with amendment Corrections 

and Penology SJ-22 

S 0147 General Bill, By Fair, Verdin and Bryant 



SO AS TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA FREEDOM OF HEALTH 

CARE PROTECTION ACT BY ADDING ARTICLE 21 TO CHAPTER 71, 

TITLE 38 SO AS TO RENDER NULL AND VOID CERTAIN UNCONSTITU- 

TIONAL LAWS ENACTED BY THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES 

TAKING CONTROL OVER THE HEALTH INSURANCE INDUSTRY AND 

MANDATING THAT INDIVIDUALS PURCHASE HEALTH INSURANCE 

UNDER THREAT OF PENALTY; TO PROHIBIT CERTAIN INDIVIDUALS 

FROM ENFORCING OR ATTEMPTING TO ENFORCE SUCH UNCONSTI- 

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TUTIONAL LAWS; AND TO ESTABLISH CRIMINAL PENALTIES AND 

CIVIL LIABILITY FOR VIOLATING THIS ARTICLE. 





S 0148 General Bill, By Shealy, Bryant, Gregory and Alexander 



ING TO CONSUMER IDENTITY THEFT PROTECTION, BY ADDING SEC- 

TION 37-20-161, TO PROVIDE FOR CERTAIN MEASURES TO 

SAFEGUARD A CLASS OF PROTECTED CONSUMERS FROM BECOM- 

ING VICTIMS OF IDENTITY THEFT, TO ALLOW REPRESENTATIVES, 

PROVIDING SUFFICIENT PROOF OF AUTHORITY, TO PLACE A PRE- 

EMPTIVE SECURITY FREEZE ON PROTECTED CONSUMER S CREDIT 

REPORTS, TO PROVIDE THE LIMITATIONS OF THIS SECTION, TO PRO- 

VIDE REQUIREMENTS TO IMPLEMENT A SECURITY FREEZE, TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE DURATION AND EXTENT OF A SECURITY FREEZE, 

AND TO PROVIDE TERMS FOR REMOVAL OF A SECURITY FREEZE ON 

A PROTECTED CONSUMER S CREDIT REPORT OR RECORD. 





04/16/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable with amendment Banking 

and Insurance SJ-18 









HJ-188 




05/30/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Cobb-Hunter, King, Neal, Jefferson, 

Sandifer, Ridgeway, Mitchell, Knight, Williams, 

Clyburn, Hosey, Whipper, RL Brown, Gilliard, Weeks, 

Robinson-Simpson, Dilliard, Whitmire, KR Crawford HJ- 

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S 0149 General Bill, By Gregory 


BY ADDING CHAPTER 14 SO AS TO ENACT THE LOCAL OPTION 

MOTOR FUEL USER FEE ACT , TO PROVIDE THAT A COUNTY MAY 

IMPOSE BY ORDINANCE, APPROVED BY REFERENDUM, A USER FEE 

OF NOT MORE THAN TWO CENTS A GALLON ON RETAIL SALES OF 

MOTOR FUEL FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF ROAD IMPROVEMENT 

PROJECTS AND ROAD MAINTENANCE WITHIN THE COUNTY, TO PRO- 

VIDE THE PROCESS BY WHICH THE USER FEE MAY BE IMPOSED, AND 

TO PROVIDE THE MANNER IN WHICH THE DEPARTMENT OF REVE- 

NUE SHALL COLLECT AND DISTRIBUTE THE USER FEE. 





S 0150 General Bill, By Hembree and L. Martin 



TO THE DEFINITION OF THE TERM NO PAROLE OFFENSE , TO REVISE 

ITS DEFINITION TO INCLUDE CLASS D, E, AND F FELONIES, 

OFFENSES CLASSIFIED AS EXEMPT WHICH ARE PUNISHABLE BY A


MAXIMUM TERM OF IMPRISONMENT FOR AT LEAST ONE YEAR, AND 

CLASS A AND B MISDEMEANORS, TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON WHO 

IS FOUND GUILTY OF, PLEADS GUILTY TO, OR PLEADS NOLO CON- 

TENDRE TO A NO PAROLE OFFENSE IS ELIGIBLE FOR EARLY 

RELEASE FROM INCARCERATION UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, 

AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE PROVISIONS CONTAINED IN THIS SEC- 

TION DO NOT AFFECT THE PROVISIONS CONTAINED IN THE YOUTH- 

FUL OFFENDER ACT. 





03/27/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Hembree (ch), Allen, Thurmond 

S 0151 General Bill, By Grooms and Campbell 


TO QUALIFICATIONS FOR A COMMERCIAL DRIVER S LICENSE, TO 

ESTABLISH THE INTRASTATE VISION WAIVER PROGRAM, TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT CERTAIN VISUALLY IMPAIRED INDIVIDUALS MAY 

OBTAIN A WAIVER FROM THE SIGHT REQUIREMENTS ASSOCIATED 

WITH A COMMERCIAL DRIVER S LICENSE, AND TO PROVIDE FOR 

THE WAIVER S ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE WAIVER, THE 

CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH A WAIVER MAY GRANTED, AND 

THE PROCEDURES FOR OBTAINING A WAIVER. 






SJ-24 










HJ-13 

05/30/13 House Recalled from Committee on Education and Public Works 

HJ-73 

06/05/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Hiott, Ott, McEachern, 

Thayer, Vick, Williams, Southard, Putnam, Gagnon, 

Mitchell, Douglas, Long, Forrester, Allison, Wood, Hosey, 

Brannon, VS Moss, Norman 



THE SUPREME COURT S AUTHORITY TO PROMULGATE RULES AND 

REGULATIONS CONCERNING THE PRACTICE OF LAW AND THE 

ESTABLISHMENT OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA BAR, TO PROVIDE THAT 

THE SUPREME COURT MAY PROMULGATE RULES AND REGULA- 

TIONS DEFINING AND REGULATING THE PRACTICE OF LAW SUBJECT 

TO THE STATUTORY LAW AND DETERMINING THE QUALIFICATIONS 

AND REQUIREMENTS FOR THE ADMISSION TO THE PRACTICE OF 

LAW AND THE LICENSURE OF ATTORNEYS IN THIS STATE, TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT ANY PROVISION OF LAW OR RULE THAT REQUIRES AN 

ATTORNEY TO BE A MEMBER OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA BAR IS 

SUPERSEDED AND OF NO FORCE AND EFFECT, AND TO DELETE 

INCONSISTENT PROVISIONS RELATED TO THE BAR; AND TO AMEND 

SECTION 40-5-310, RELATING TO PRACTICING LAW OR SOLICITING 

THE LEGAL CAUSE OF ANOTHER WITHOUT BEING ENROLLED AS A 

MEMBER OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA BAR, TO PROVIDE THAT NO PER- 

SON MAY PRACTICE LAW UNLESS THE PERSON IS LICENSED BY THE 

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SUPREME COURT AND TO DELETE THE REQUIREMENT THAT A PER- 

SON BE A MEMBER OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA BAR. 







LINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE CIVIL JURISDICTION OF THE MAGIS- 

TRATES COURT, SO AS TO INCREASE THE CIVIL JURISDICTION FROM 

SEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS TO FIFTEEN THOU- 

SAND DOLLARS. 





S 0154 Resolution, By Bryant 

Similar (H 3933, H 3934) 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO COMMEND AND CONGRATULATE THE 

MEMBERS OF THE POWDERSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND 

IN ANDERSON COUNTY FOR WINNING THE 2012 CLASS A MARCHING 

BAND STATE CHAMPIONSHIP. 


01/08/13 Scrivener s error corrected SJ-103 

S 0155 Resolution, By Shealy 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO HONOR AND CONGRATULATE OAK 

GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IN LEXINGTON COUNTY UPON BEING 

NAMED A NATIONAL BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL. 


S 0156 (Rat # 0001, Act # 0001) General Bill, By Courson, O Dell and 

Verdin 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE HUNLEY COMMIS- 

SION, INCLUDING ITS MEMBERS AND DUTIES, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT AN ADDITIONAL MEMBER OF THE COMMISSION SHALL BE THE 

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR TO SERVE EX OFFICIO, OR HIS DESIGNEE. - 




01/09/13 Senate Recalled from Committee on Transportation SJ-2 










day HJ-19 





02/06/13 Act No. 1 

S 0157 General Bill, By Young and Cromer 


ING ARTICLE 3, TO ENTITLE THE ARTICLE CALLER IDENTIFICATION 

AND SOCIAL MEDIA FRAUD , TO CREATE THE OFFENSE OF UNLAW- 

FULLY ALTERING THE IDENTIFICATION OF A CALLER S NUMBER OR 

SOCIAL MEDIA IDENTITY, TO DEFINE NECESSARY TERMS, AND TO 

PROVIDE A PENALTY; AND TO REDESIGNATE THE EXISTING SEC-


TIONS OF CHAPTER 20, TITLE 37 AS ARTICLE 1 ENTITLED IDENTITY 

THEFT . 



S 0158 General Bill, By Young 


TO SCHOOL ATTENDANCE CONDITIONS ASSOCIATED WITH THE 

ISSUANCE OF CONDITIONAL AND SPECIAL RESTRICTED DRIVER S 

LICENSES, TO PROVIDE THAT THESE AND ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS 

SHALL APPLY TO THE ISSUANCE OR REINSTATEMENT OF A BEGIN- 

NER S PERMIT, CONDITIONAL DRIVER S LICENSE, SPECIAL 

RESTRICTED DRIVER S LICENSE, AND A REGULAR DRIVER S 

LICENSE ISSUED TO A PERSON LESS THAN EIGHTEEN YEARS OF 

AGE; BY ADDING SECTION 56-1-177 TO PROVIDE THAT A MINOR S 

PRIVILEGE TO DRIVE MUST BE SUSPENDED UNDER CERTAIN CIR- 

CUMSTANCES; BY ADDING SECTION 56-1-46 TO PROVIDE A PENALTY 

FOR A PERSON WHO DRIVES A MOTOR VEHICLE WHEN HIS LICENSE 

TO DRIVE HAS BEEN SUSPENDED, CANCELLED, REVOKED, OR 

DENIED PURSUANT TO CERTAIN PROVISIONS; AND BY AMENDING 

SECTION 56-1-396, BY PROVIDING AN EXCEPTION TO A PERSON 

WHOSE LICENSE IS SUSPENDED PURSUANT TO SECTION 56-1-176. 





BY ADDING SECTION 59-17-45 TO PROVIDE THAT A SCHOOL DIS- 

TRICT OF THIS STATE MUST BE COMPRISED OF AT LEAST TWO THOU- 

SAND FIVE HUNDRED STUDENTS ENROLLED IN THE SCHOOLS OF 

THE DISTRICT IN ORDER TO RECEIVE STATE APPROPRIATIONS, AND 

TO PROVIDE FOR AN EXCEPTION. 



S 0160 General Bill, By Malloy, Cleary, Jackson, Shealy, Verdin, Fair, 

Alexander, L. Martin, Nicholson, Johnson, Lourie, Cromer, Reese, 

Thurmond, Massey, Rankin, Turner, Corbin, Setzler, Hayes and Hembree 



ING TO THE COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAM, BY 

ADDING SECTION 59-32-35 TO REQUIRE INSTRUCTION IN CARDIO- 

PULMONARY RESUSCITATION AND THE USE OF AN AUTOMATED 

EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR TO ALL STUDENTS ENROLLED IN THE 

SCHOOL DISTRICT AS A REQUIREMENT FOR GRADUATION FROM 

HIGH SCHOOL. 




unfavorable Education 






06/06/13 House Introduced and read first time 



Similar (S 0128, H 3229) 


ING TO THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, BY ADDING SECTION 59- 

5-170, TO ESTABLISH THE DIVISION OF INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLET- 

ICS WITHIN THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE POWERS, DUTIES, AND AUTHORITY OF THE DIVISION; 

TO AMEND SECTION 59-39-160, TO REMOVE A REFERENCE TO THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE; AND TO ALLOW THE 

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DEPARTMENT TO ENACT EMERGENCY REGULATIONS TO ENSURE 

THAT HIGH SCHOOL INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES CON- 

TINUE WITHOUT INTERRUPTION. 





ING TO SUBJECTS OF INSTRUCTION IN SCHOOLS OF THIS STATE, BY 

ADDING SECTION 59-29-85, TO PROVIDE THAT ANY SCHOOL DIS- 

TRICT AND CHARTER SCHOOL, PUBLIC SCHOOL, PRIVATE SCHOOL, 

PAROCHIAL SCHOOL, MAGNET SCHOOL, OR HOME SCHOOL MAY 

OFFER AS AN ELECTIVE COURSE A ONE-SEMESTER, ONE CREDIT 

COURSE IN FIREARM MARKSMANSHIP THAT SHALL BE DESIGNATED 

AS THE SOUTH CAROLINA GUN SAFETY PROGRAM COURSE, TO 

PROVIDE FOR THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE COURSE, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS OF COURSE 

INSTRUCTORS. 



S 0163 (Rat # 0029, Act # 0026) General Bill, By Campbell, McGill, O Dell, 

Cleary, Ford and Alexander 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE REBATE TO A MOTION 

PICTURE PRODUCTION COMPANY OF CERTAIN SOUTH CAROLINA 

PAYROLL, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE REBATE FOR A QUALIFYING 

MOTION PICTURE COMPANY MAY NOT EXCEED TWENTY PERCENT 

OF THE TOTAL AGGREGATE PAYROLL FOR PERSONS SUBJECT TO 

SOUTH CAROLINA INCOME TAX WITHHOLDINGS AND MAY NOT 

EXCEED TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT FOR RESIDENTS OF SOUTH CARO- 

LINA; TO AMEND SECTION 12-62-60, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE 

REBATE OF CERTAIN EXPENDITURES OF A MOTION PICTURE PRO- 

DUCTION COMPANY, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF 

PARKS, RECREATION AND TOURISM MAY REBATE UP TO THIRTY 

PERCENT OF THE EXPENDITURES IN SOUTH CAROLINA IF THERE IS A 

MINIMUM IN-STATE EXPENDITURE OF ONE MILLION DOLLARS; AND 

BY ADDING SECTION 12-62-95 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE PROVI- 

SIONS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA MOTION PICTURE INCENTIVE ACT 

DO NOT APPLY IF THE MOTION PICTURE OR TELEVISION PRODUC- 

TION THAT IS MADE, IN WHOLE OR IN PART, IN SOUTH CAROLINA IS 

FOUND TO CONTAIN SCENES THE AVERAGE PERSON, APPLYING 

CONTEMPORARY STATE COMMUNITY STANDARDS WOULD FIND 

THAT THE WORK, TAKEN AS A WHOLE, APPEALS TO THE PRURIENT 

INTEREST, WHETHER THE WORK DEPICTS OR DESCRIBES, IN A 

PATENTLY OFFENSIVE WAY, SEXUAL CONDUCT, AND WHETHER THE 

WORK, TAKEN AS A WHOLE, LACKS SERIOUS LITERARY, ARTISTIC, 

POLITICAL, OR SCIENTIFIC VALUE. - ratified title 




23 









04/23/13 House Recalled from Committee on Ways and Means HJ-107 





HJ-36 

04/30/13 Senate Concurred in House amendment and enrolled SJ-72



05/02/13 Ratified R 29 



05/28/13 Act No. 26 

S 0164 Concurrent Resolution, By Sheheen, Lourie, Davis, Jackson, Setzler, 

Nicholson, Scott and McElveen 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO APOLOGIZE TO THE PEOPLE OF 

SOUTH CAROLINA ON BEHALF OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT FOR ITS 

FAILURE TO TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT THEIR PERSONAL INFORMA- 

TION FROM BEING STOLEN. 



S 0165 (Rat # 0003, Act # 0003) General Bill, By Campsen and Grooms 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO MANAGEMENT AND CON- 

TROL OF ALLIGATORS ON PRIVATE LANDS, SO AS TO EXTEND THE 

HUNTING SEASON OF ALLIGATORS ON PRIVATE LANDS TO MAY 

THIRTY-FIRST. - ratified title 


01/08/13 Senate Referred to Committee on Fish, Game and Forestry SJ- 

107 


14 















03/12/13 Act No. 3 

S 0166 Concurrent Resolution, By Grooms, Alexander, Allen, Bennett, 

Bright, Bryant, Campbell, Campsen, Cleary, Coleman, Corbin, Courson, 

Cromer, Davis, Fair, Ford, Gregory, Hayes, Hembree, Hutto, Jackson, 

Johnson, Leatherman, Lourie, Malloy, L. Martin, S. Martin, Massey, 

Matthews, McElveen, McGill, Nicholson, O Dell, Peeler, Pinckney, Rankin, 

Reese, Scott, Setzler, Shealy, Sheheen, Thurmond, Turner, Verdin, Williams 

and Young 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO COMMEND THE NATION OF ISRAEL 

FOR ITS RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND 

WITH THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 


01/08/13 Senate Referred to Committee on General SJ-107 

01/29/13 Senate Recalled from Committee on General SJ-2 



S 0167 Joint Resolution, By Young 





DELETE THE SECRETARY OF STATE FROM THE LIST OF STATE OFFI- 


PROVIDE THAT THE SECRETARY OF STATE MUST BE APPOINTED BY 

THE GOVERNOR UPON THE ADVICE AND CONSENT OF THE GENERAL 

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ASSEMBLY FOR A TERM COTERMINOUS WITH THE GOVERNOR UPON 

THE EXPIRATION OF THE TERM OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE SERV- 

ING IN OFFICE ON THE DATE OF THE RATIFICATION OF THIS PROVI- 

SION, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL 

PROVIDE BY LAW FOR THE DUTIES, COMPENSATION, AND QUALIFI- 

CATIONS FOR OFFICE, THE PROCEDURES BY WHICH THE APPOINT- 

MENT IS MADE, AND THE PROCEDURES BY WHICH THE SECRETARY 

OF STATE MAY BE REMOVED FROM OFFICE. 



S 0168 General Bill, By Hayes and Thurmond 


A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 56-7-10, AS AMENDED, CODE OF LAWS OF 

SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF UNIFORM 

TRAFFIC TICKETS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A UNIFORM TRAFFIC 

TICKET MUST BE USED IN AN ARREST FOR A MISDEMEANOR 

OFFENSE WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF MAGISTRATES COURT THAT 

IS COMMITTED IN THE PRESENCE OF A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFI- 

CER. 



04/12/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Thurmond (ch), McElveen, 

Turner 



CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO CRIMINAL CHARGES RESULTING IN A 

NOT GUILTY VERDICT OR DISMISSAL OF ALL CHARGES REQUIRING 

THE ISSUANCE OF AN EXPUNGEMENT ORDER BY A JUDGE, SO AS TO 

REQUIRE THAT THE EXPUNGEMENT PROCEEDING MUST BE HEARD 

BY THE JUDGE WHO PRESIDED OVER COURT WHEN THE FINDING OF 

NOT GUILTY, DISMISSAL, OR NOLLE PROSSE OF THE CHARGE WAS 

ENTERED RATHER THAN BY A JUDGE OF THE GENERAL SESSIONS 

COURT. 







RELATING TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS OF THIS STATE, SO 

AS TO DELETE THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE FROM THE 


BE ELECTED AND PROVIDE THAT THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICUL- 

TURE MUST BE APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR UPON THE ADVICE 



OF THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE SERVING IN OFFICE ON 





PROCEDURES BY WHICH THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE 






THE NOMINATION OF QUALIFIED CANDIDATES BY THE JUDICIAL 

MERIT SELECTION COMMISSION TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, TO 

PROVIDE THAT THE NAMES OF EACH QUALIFIED CANDIDATE MUST 

BE SUBMITTED TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY RATHER THAN THE 

NAMES OF THE THREE CANDIDATES THE COMMISSION DEEMS BEST 

QUALIFIED.








DELETE THE STATE TREASURER FROM THE LIST OF STATE OFFICERS 

WHICH THE CONSTITUTION REQUIRES TO BE ELECTED AND PRO- 

VIDE THAT UPON THE EXPIRATION OF THE TERM OF THE STATE 

TREASURER SERVING IN OFFICE ON THE DATE OF THE RATIFICATION 

OF THIS PROVISION, THE STATE TREASURER SHALL BE APPOINTED 

BY THE GOVERNOR UPON THE ADVICE AND CONSENT OF THE GEN- 

ERAL ASSEMBLY, FOR A TERM OF FOUR YEARS COTERMINOUS WITH 

THAT OF THE GOVERNOR, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE GENERAL 

ASSEMBLY SHALL PROVIDE BY LAW FOR THE DUTIES, COMPENSA- 

TION, AND QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE STATE TREASURER AND THE 

PROCEDURES BY WHICH THE STATE TREASURER MAY BE REMOVED 

FROM OFFICE. 



S 0173 Joint Resolution, By Young, Campsen and Sheheen 




RELATING TO, THE CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS OF THIS STATE, TO 

DELETE THE ADJUTANT GENERAL FROM THE LIST OF STATE OFFI- 


PROVIDE THAT THE ADJUTANT GENERAL MUST BE APPOINTED BY 

THE GOVERNOR UPON THE ADVICE AND CONSENT OF THE GENERAL 

ASSEMBLY FOR A TERM COTERMINOUS WITH THE GOVERNOR UPON 

THE EXPIRATION OF THE TERM OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL SERV- 


SION, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL 

PROVIDE BY LAW FOR THE DUTIES, COMPENSATION, AND QUALIFI- 

CATIONS FOR OFFICE, THE PROCEDURES BY WHICH THE APPOINT- 

MENT IS MADE, AND THE PROCEDURES BY WHICH THE ADJUTANT 

GENERAL MAY BE REMOVED FROM OFFICE; AND PROPOSING AN 

AMENDMENT TO SECTION 4, ARTICLE XIII, RELATING TO THE ADJU- 

TANT GENERAL AND HIS STAFF OFFICERS, TO UPDATE REFERENCES 

TO HIS TITLE AND MILITARY RANK, AND TO PROVIDE THAT UPON 

THE EXPIRATION OF THE TERM OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL SERV- 


SION, HE MUST BE APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR IN THE MANNER 

REQUIRED BY SECTION 7, ARTICLE VI. 



03/12/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Campsen (ch), Sheheen, Hembree, 










DELETE THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL FROM THE LIST OF STATE 

OFFICERS WHICH THE CONSTITUTION REQUIRES TO BE ELECTED 

AND PROVIDE THAT THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL MUST BE 


OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FOR A TERM COTERMINOUS WITH THE 

GOVERNOR UPON THE EXPIRATION OF THE TERM OF THE COMP- 

TROLLER GENERAL SERVING IN OFFICE ON THE DATE OF THE RATI- 

FICATION OF THIS PROVISION, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE GENERAL 

36 

ASSEMBLY SHALL PROVIDE BY LAW FOR THE DUTIES, COMPENSA- 

TION, AND QUALIFICATIONS FOR OFFICE, THE PROCEDURES BY 

WHICH THE APPOINTMENT IS MADE, AND THE PROCEDURES BY 

WHICH THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL MAY BE REMOVED FROM 

OFFICE. 








AS TO DELETE THE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION FROM THE 


BE ELECTED AND PROVIDE THAT THE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCA- 

TION MUST BE APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR UPON THE ADVICE 



OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION SERVING IN OFFICE ON 





PROCEDURES BY WHICH THE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION 









TO THE TIME FOR A MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL AND APPEAL IN MAG- 

ISTRATES COURT, TO INCREASE THE TIME PERIOD IN WHICH A 

MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL MAY BE MADE FROM FIVE TO TEN DAYS. 



03/08/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: S.Martin (ch), McElveen, 

Young 











ADJOURNMENT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, TO CHANGE THE DATE 

FOR THE MANDATORY ADJOURNMENT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 

FROM THE FIRST THURSDAY IN JUNE TO THE FIRST THURSDAY IN 

MAY, AND PROVIDE THAT IN ANY YEAR THAT THE HOUSE OF REPRE- 

SENTATIVES FAILS TO GIVE THIRD READING TO THE APPROPRIA- 

TIONS BILL BY MARCH FIRST, RATHER THAN MARCH THIRTY-FIRST, 

THE DATE OF ADJOURNMENT IS EXTENDED BY ONE STATEWIDE DAY 

FOR EACH STATEWIDE DAY AFTER MARCH FIRST, THAT THE HOUSE 

FAILS TO GIVE THE BILL THIRD READING. 




Similar (H 3165)



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DISQUALIFICATIONS 

FROM UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS, TO REVISE THE METHOD OF 

DETERMINING THE BENEFITS OF A PERSON DISCHARGED FROM 

EMPLOYMENT FOR ILLEGAL DRUG USE, GROSS MISCONDUCT, AND 

FAILURE TO ACCEPT WORK, TO DEFINE CERTAIN TERMS, TO SPECIFY 

CRITERIA FOR A LABORATORY QUALIFIED TO PERFORM A TEST FOR 

ILLEGAL DRUG USE BY A PERSON SEEKING OR RECEIVING UNEM- 

PLOYMENT BENEFITS, TO LIMIT THE LIABILITY OF AN EMPLOYER 

FOR ACTS OR OMISSIONS IN THE DISCLOSURE OF A DRUG TEST PER- 

FORMED UNDER THIS SECTION, AND TO PROVIDE THE MISUSE OF 

BIOLOGICAL MATERIAL OBTAINED IN THE COURSE OF THIS DRUG 

TESTING IS MISDEMEANOR SUBJECT TO CERTAIN MONETARY PEN- 

ALTIES. 



SJ-112 

S 0179 General Bill, By Shealy 



TO CONTINUING EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS FOR INDIVIDUALS 

LICENSED BY THE STATE BOARD OF COSMETOLOGY, TO PROVIDE 

THAT INDIVIDUALS MAY TAKE EITHER ONSITE OR ONLINE 

COURSES. 



SJ-113 

S 0180 General Bill, By Bryant 

A BILL TO REPEAL SECTION 41-1-85 OF THE 1976 CODE, RELATING TO 

THE PROHIBITION OF TAKING A PERSONNEL ACTION BASED ON THE 

USE OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS OUTSIDE OF THE WORKPLACE. 



SJ-113 

S 0181 General Bill, By Hutto and Campsen 

A BILL TO AMEND ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 1, TITLE 40, CODE OF LAWS 

OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, BY ADDING SECTION 40-1-43, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT THE ISSUANCE OF A LICENSE, ALONE, BY THE DIVI- 

SION OF PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING OF THE 

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING, AND REGULATION DOES NOT 

CREATE A COMMON LAW DUTY OF DUE CARE FOR THE LICENSE 

HOLDER, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE LICENSE HOLDER CANNOT BE 

HELD PERSONALLY LIABLE IN TORT SOLELY BY REASON OF BEING A 

LICENSE HOLDER. 



SJ-113 

S 0182 Concurrent Resolution, By Hutto 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION DECLARING MARCH 2013 AS ENDO- 

METRIOSIS AWARENESS MONTH AND URGE THE GENERAL PUBLIC 

AND THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO 

RAISE THEIR AWARENESS ABOUT THIS WIDESPREAD AND OFTEN 

DEBILITATING DISEASE. 









37 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS IN THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

PHARMACY PRACTICE ACT, SO AS TO DEFINE ADDITIONAL TERMS; 

TO AMEND SECTION 40-43-86, RELATING TO COMPOUNDING PHAR- 

MACIES, SO AS TO REVISE MINIMUM GOOD COMPOUNDING PRAC- 

TICES, TO PROVIDE A PHARMACIST MUST PERFORM A FINAL CHECK 

ON A PRODUCT COMPOUNDED BY A PHARMACY TECHNICIAN, TO 

MODIFY REQUIREMENTS FOR AN AREA USED FOR COMPOUNDING 

IN A PHARMACY, TO PROVIDE PHARMACISTS SHALL ENSURE CER- 

TAIN EXPECTED FEATURES OF INGREDIENTS USED IN A FORMULA- 

TION, TO PROVIDE A MEANS FOR DETERMINING THE MAXIMUM 

BEYOND-USE DATE OF AN EXCESS AMOUNT OF A SPECIFIC COM- 

POUND IN CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, TO REQUIRE CERTAIN WRIT- 

TEN POLICIES AND PROCEDURES APPLICABLE TO A COMPOUNDING 

AREA, AND TO PROVIDE THAT MATERIAL DATA SAFETY MUST BE 

READILY ACCESSIBLE TO PHARMACY PERSONNEL WHO WORK 

WITH DRUG SUBSTANCES OR BULK CHEMICALS, AND TO DELETE 

OBSOLETE LANGUAGE; AND TO AMEND SECTION 40-43-88, RELAT- 

ING TO THE HANDLING OF STERILE PRODUCTS BY PHARMACIES, SO 

AS TO REVISE ASSOCIATED STANDARDS AND TO BROADEN THE 

APPLICATION OF THESE STANDARDS TO INCLUDE OTHER FACILITIES 

PERMITTED BY THE BOARD, AMONG OTHER THINGS. 



S 0184 General Bill, By Sheheen and Campsen 


THE FUNCTIONS AND PURPOSES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANS- 

PORTATION, TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT MUST DEVELOP A 

PROCESS TO PRIORITIZE AND EXPEDITE PROJECTS RELATING TO 

PRESERVING, MAINTAINING, REHABILITATING, AND EXTENDING THE 

LIFE OF THE EXISTING STATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM AND BRIDGES; TO 

AMEND CHAPTER 1, TITLE 57, BY ADDING SECTION 57-1-45, TO PRO- 

VIDE A WAITING PERIOD AFTER CERTAIN DEPARTMENTAL ENGI- 

NEERS SEPARATE FROM EMPLOYMENT BEFORE THEY MAY 

PARTICIPATE IN BIDDING ON, NEGOTIATING, OR PARTICIPATING IN 

THE PERFORMANCE OF CONTRACTS WITH THE DEPARTMENT; TO 

AMEND SECTION 57-1-370, TO PROVIDE THAT ROAD AND BRIDGE 

PRESERVATION, MAINTENANCE, AND REHABILITATION MUST BE 

THE PRIMARY CONSIDERATIONS WHEN DEVELOPING THE STATE- 

WIDE TRANSPORTATION PLAN, TO PROVIDE ROAD AND BRIDGE 

STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL BENCHMARKS, AND TO PROVIDE 

FUNDING ALLOCATION TO MEET AND MAINTAIN THE BENCH- 

MARKS; AND TO AMEND SECTION 57-3-110, TO REQUIRE THE 

DEPARTMENT TO MAINTAIN AN INVENTORY OF THE ROADS AND 

BRIDGES IN THE MOST URGENT NEED OF MAINTENANCE AND REHA- 

BILITATION, AND TO DEVELOP LONG-TERM FINANCING PLANS FOR 

PRESERVATION, MAINTENANCE, AND REHABILITATION OF THE 

ROADS AND BRIDGES IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 



S 0185 General Bill, By Grooms, Bryant, Hembree, Bright, Shealy, Turner 

and Young 


A BILL TO AMEND TITLE 12 OF THE 1976 CODE, RELATING TO TAXA- 

TION, TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA FAIR TAX ACT , BY ADDING 

CHAPTER 34, TO PROVIDE FOR THE PURPOSES OF THE ACT AND DEF- 

INITIONS, TO PROVIDE FOR JUDICIAL GUIDANCE FOR INTERPRETA- 

TION OF THE ACT AND THE IMPOSITION OF THE TAX, TO PROVIDE 

FOR CREDITS AND REFUNDS, TO PROVIDE FOR A FAMILY CONSUMP- 

TION ALLOWANCE, TO PROVIDE FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE 

TAX BY THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, TO PROVIDE FOR PENAL- 

TIES FOR VIOLATIONS OF THE ACT, AND TO PROVIDE FOR COLLEC- 

TIONS, APPEALS, AND TAXPAYER RIGHTS; TO PROVIDE FOR SPECIAL 

RULES RELATED TO INTERMEDIATE SALES, TAXABLE GAMING SER- 

VICES, PURCHASES BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, GOVERNMENT


ENTERPRISES, MIXED USE PROPERTY OR SERVICES, AND NOT-FOR- 

PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS; TO PROVIDE FOR TAXATION OF FINANCIAL 

INTERMEDIATION SERVICES, TO PROVIDE FOR ADDITIONAL MAT- 

TERS RELATED TO THE SALE OF A COPYRIGHT OR TRADEMARK, 

CERTAIN EXCLUSIONS FROM TAXATION, TAXATION RELATED TO 

THE PURCHASE OF TAXABLE PROPERTY OR SERVICES SUBJECT TO 

AN EMPLOYEE DISCOUNT, TAXABLE PROPERTY OR SERVICES GIVEN 

AS A GIFT, PRIZE, REWARD, OR AS RENUMERATION FOR EMPLOY- 

MENT BY A REGISTERED PERSON, AND TO PROVIDE FOR TAX TREAT- 

MENT FOR INVENTORY HELD BY A TRADE OR BUSINESS ON THE 

CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEMBER THIRTY-FIRST OF THE YEAR 

THAT THIS ACT IS ENACTED; TO PROVIDE FOR FUNDING TO THE 

HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION FUND, THE STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILD- 

ING FUND, THE SOUTH CAROLINA EDUCATION IMPROVEMENT ACT 

OF 1984 FUND, FUNDING FOR MUNICIPALITIES AND COUNTIES, AND 

THE TOURISM EXPENDITURE REVIEW COMMITTEE; TO PROVIDE FOR 

A SPECIAL VOTE TO AMEND OR REPEAL THIS ACT WITHIN THREE 

YEARS OF ITS ENACTMENT AND REFERENDUM FOR CHANGES 

AFTER THE FOURTH YEAR; AND TO REPEAL CHAPTERS 6, 8, 11, 13, 16, 

36, 58, AND 62 OF TITLE 12. 




A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 56-5-2910 OF THE 1976 CODE, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO CONDUCT RESULTING IN RECKLESS HOMI- 

CIDE, TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON IS GUILTY OF RECKLESS HOMI- 

CIDE IF DRIVING WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE, DRIVING WHILE 

IMPAIRED, OR THE USE OF A CELLULAR PHONE RESULTS IN THE 

DEATH OF A PERSON, AND TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON S DRIVER S 

LICENSE MAY BE REINSTATED UPON THE CONDITION THAT CELLU- 

LAR PHONE USAGE WAS NOT INVOLVED IN THE VEHICULAR ACCI- 

DENT. 



S 0187 Concurrent Resolution, By Sheheen 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JOANNA 

CRAIG, DIRECTOR OF HISTORIC CAMDEN, FOR TWENTY-TWO YEARS 

OF SERVICE TO THE CITIZENS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, AND TO 

EXTEND BEST WISHES FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS AT THE HELM OF 

THIS RESPECTED NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION. 

01/08/13 Senate Introduced, adopted, sent to House SJ-117 


S 0188 Resolution, By Young 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE HAMMOND HILL ELE- 

MENTARY SCHOOL UPON RECEIVEING THE DESIGNATION OF 

NATIONAL BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL FOR 2012. 


S 0189 Concurrent Resolution, By Bright 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR COACH 

PAULA KIRKLAND OF DORMAN HIGH SCHOOL FOR HER OUTSTAND- 

ING CAREER AS BOTH COACH AND EDUCATOR, AND TO CONGRATU- 

LATE HER ON REACHING THE MILESTONE OF HER 700TH CAREER 

VOLLEYBALL WIN. 



S 0190 General Bill, By Verdin 


CODE, RELATING TO SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT 

COMMISSIONERS AND THE POWERS OF THE COMMISSIONERS AND 

THE DISTRICTS, BY ADDING SECTION 48-9-1330 TO PROVIDE FOR AN 

EXEMPTION FOR APPOINTED COMMISSIONERS FROM FINANCIAL 

DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN ARTICLE 11, CHAPTER 

13, TITLE 8. 




04/25/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable Agriculture and Natural 

Resources 

04/30/13 Senate Failed to Receive Second Reading SJ-62 


04/30/13 Senate Reconsidered Vote Whereby Second Reading Failed SJ-62 

S 0191 (Rat # 0047) General Bill, By Verdin, Sheheen, Lourie, Cromer, O 

Dell, Hutto, Jackson, Alexander and McElveen 


BY ADDING SECTION 46-3-25 SO AS TO REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT 

OF AGRICULTURE TO CREATE AND MAINTAIN A PROGRAM TO FOS- 

TER RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SOUTH CAROLINA FARMS, SCHOOL 

DISTRICTS, AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS AND TO PROVIDE THEM 

WITH FRESH AND MINIMALLY PROCESSED FOODS FOR CONSUMP- 

TION BY STUDENTS. - ratified title 




04/25/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable with amendment Agriculture 

and Natural Resources SJ-12 









05/21/13 House Recalled from Committee on Agriculture, Natural 





day HJ-22 


06/04/13 Ratified R 47 



TO EXEMPTIONS FROM THE POULTRY PRODUCTS INSPECTION LAW, 

TO PROVIDE FOR AN EXEMPTION TO THE PROVISIONS IN THIS CHAP- 

TER FOR CERTAIN POULTRY PRODUCERS OR OTHER PERSONS WHO 

SLAUGHTER OR PROCESS THE PRODUCTS OF MORE THAN FIVE 

THOUSAND TURKEYS OR AN EQUIVALENT NUMBER OF POULTRY OF 

ALL SPECIES IN THE CURRENT CALENDAR YEAR, AND TO MAKE 

TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS. 






CRUELTY TO ANIMALS, TO REVISE CERTAIN CRIMINAL PENALTIES; 

TO AMEND SECTION 47-1-130, RELATING TO ARRESTS FOR CRUELTY 

TO ANIMALS, TO PROVIDE THAT A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER 

MAY ARREST PERSONS FOR VIOLATING LAWS RELATING TO CRU- 

LETY TO ANIMALS; TO AMEND SECTION 47-1-140, RELATING TO 

CARE OF ANIMALS AFTER AN ARREST, TO PROVIDE THAT LAW 

ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS ARE TO PROVIDE PROPER CARE FOR THE 

ANIMALS; AND TO AMEND SECTION 47-1-150, RELATING TO ORDERS 

TO PROVIDE CARE, TO PROVIDE THAT SUCH ORDERS ARE TO BE 

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ISSUED BY THE MAGISTRATE OR MUNICIPAL JUDGE, ANY LAW 

ENFORCEMENT OFFICER, OR ANY AGENT OF THE COUNTY. 




04/25/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable with amendment Agriculture 

and Natural Resources SJ-13 












CODE, RELATING TO REGULATION BY COUNTIES AND MUNICIPALI- 

TIES OF DOGS AND DOMESTIC PETS, BY AMENDING SECTION 47-3-10, 

RELATING TO THE DEFINITION OF SEVERAL TERMS THAT RELATE TO 

REGULATION BY COUNTIES AND MUNICIPALITIES; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 47-3-20, RELATING TO LOCAL ANIMAL CARE AND CONTROL 

ORDINANCES, TO PROVIDE THAT NOTHING IN THIS ARTICLE MAY 

LIMIT THE POWER OF ANY MUNICIPALITY OR COUNTY TO ENACT 

ORDINANCES PROHIBITING ANIMALS FROM RUNNING AT LARGE 

AND TO ENFORCE ADDITIONAL MEASURES FOR THE CONTROL OF 

RABIES AND THE ADOPTION OF ANIMAL SHELTER POLICIES; TO ADD 

SECTION 47-3-35, RELATING TO ANIMAL SHELTER REFERRALS, TO 

PROVIDE THAT PET OWNERS MUST BE GIVEN THE OPTION TO 

DECIDE WHO SHALL PROVIDE VETERINARY SERVICES, TO REQUIRE 

AN ANIMAL SHELTER TO COUNSEL PET OWNERS TO SEEK VETERI- 

NARY SERVICES AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, TO REQUIRE A LICENSED 

VETERINARIAN TO EXAMINE AN ADOPTED PET PRIOR TO RELEASE 

FROM THE ANIMAL SHELTER OR IN THE EVENT A LICENSED VETERI- 

NARIAN IS NOT AVAILABLE, TO REQUIRE THE PET OWNER TO DOCU- 

MENT WITH THE ANIMAL SHELTER WITHIN SEVENTY-TWO HOURS 

THAT A LICENSED VETERINARIAN HAS EXAMINED THE PET, AND TO 

PROVIDE THAT ANIMAL SHELTERS MAY NOT REQUIRE SERVICES TO 

BE PERFORMED NOR MAY THEY PRE-CHARGE FOR SERVICES OR 

CHARGE FOR SERVICES NOT RENDERED; TO ADD SECTION 47-3-37, 

RELATING TO ANIMAL STERILIZATION GRANTS, TO REQUIRE ANI- 

MAL SHELTERS RECEIVING GRANT FUNDS THAT INCLUDE PUBLIC 

MONEY TO ASSIST WITH STERILIZATION PROCEDURES ON ANIMALS 

THAT ARE OWNED OR IN POSSESSION, CUSTODY, OR CONTROL OF 

THE MUNICIPAL ANIMAL SHELTER OR NONPROFIT ANIMAL RESCUE 

TO USE THOSE FUNDS SOLELY FOR STERILIZATION PROCEDURES 

AND NO OTHER PURPOSES AND TO PROVIDE THAT A PORTION OF 

THE GRANT FUNDS, NOT TO EXCEED FIFTEEN PERCENT, MAY BE 

USED FOR IMMEDIATE OR EMERGENCY MEDICAL NEEDS ANIMALS; 

TO AMEND SECTION 47-3-60, RELATING TO DISPOSITION OF QUAR- 

ANTINED OR IMPOUNDED ANIMALS, TO PROVIDE THAT BEFORE AN 

ADOPTED PET IS RELEASED IT MUST BE STERILIZED BY THE ANI- 

MAL SHELTER OR THE HUMANE SOCIETY, OR THE PET OWNER MUST 

DOCUMENT THAT THE PET IS SCHEDULED FOR STERILIZATION BY A 

LICENSED VETERINARIAN; TO REPEAL SECTION 47-3-70; TO ADD 

SECTION 47-3-80, RELATING TO REGULATION BY THE DEPARTMENT 

OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION, TO PROVIDE NOTWITH- 

STANDING ANY OTHER PROVISION OF LAW TO THE CONTRARY, ALL 

ANIMAL SHELTERS AND ANIMAL SHELTER OWNERS ARE SUBJECT 

TO REGULATION BY THE DEPARTMENT AND THE BOARD OF VETERI- 

NARY MEDICAL EXAMINERS, AND VETERINARIANS WHO PROVIDE 

SERVICES TO ANIMALS IN ANIMAL SHELTERS ARE REQUIRED TO 

KEEP CLIENT-PATIENT RECORDS; TO ADD SECTION 47-3-85, RELAT- 

ING TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT, TO PROVIDE THAT 

ANY ANIMAL SHELTER OR RELATED CLINIC RECEIVING OR EXPEND- 

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ING PUBLIC FUNDS IS SUBJECT TO THE ACT; TO ADD SECTION 47-3- 

90, RELATING TO A MOBILE VETERINARY PRACTICE, TO DEFINE THE 

TERM, TO REQUIRE AN AFFILIATION AGREEMENT WITH A LOCAL 

VETERINARY FACILITY WITHIN TWENTY MILES OF EACH LOCATION 

IN WHICH A MOBILE VETERINARY PRACTICE LOCATES, AND TO 

REQUIRE CONTACT INFORMATION OF THE AFFILIATED FACILITY BE 

POSTED AT THE MOBILE LOCATION AND BE GIVEN TO THE PET 

OWNER DOCUMENTING SERVICES RENDERED; AND TO AMEND 

ARTICLE 8, CHAPTER 3, TITLE 47, RELATING TO STERILIZATION OF 

DOGS AND CATS, TO REPEAL SECTIONS 47-3-470 AND 47-3-500. 







TO THE SECOND AMENDMENT WEEKEND TAX EXEMPTION FOR CER- 

TAIN FIREARMS, TO INCLUDE AN EXEMPTION FOR RESIDENTIAL 

HOME PROTECTION PRODUCTS. 





TO SEASON AND BAG LIMITS FOR HUNTING AND TAKING CROWS, TO 

EXEMPT CROW HUNTERS FROM A REQUIREMENT TO WEAR CERTAIN 

CLOTHING WHILE HUNTING. 





FAMILY COURT JUDGE QUALIFICATIONS AND TERMS, TO PROVIDE 

THAT FAMILY COURT JUDGES MUST BE APPOINTED BY THE GOVER- 

NOR WITH THE ADVICE AND CONSENT OF THE SENATE; TO AMEND 

SECTION 1-23-510, RELATING TO THE ELECTION OF ADMINISTRATIVE 

LAW COURT JUDGES, TO PROVIDE THAT ADMINISTRATIVE LAW 

COURT JUDGES MUST BE APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR WITH THE 

ADVICE AND CONSENT OF THE SENATE; AND TO MAKE CONFORM- 

ING AMENDMENTS TO SECTIONS 1-23-525 AND 1-23-550. 





THE RIGHT OF A HOMEOWNER OR A TENANT TO DISPLAY THE 

UNITED STATES FLAG ON REAL PROPERTY HE OWNS OR IS ENTITLED 

TO USE, TO AUTHORIZE THE DISPLAY OF ONE PORTABLE, REMOV- 

ABLE UNITED STATES FLAG IN A RESPECTFUL MANNER, CONSIS- 

TENT WITH 4 U.S.C. SECTIONS 4-10, TO AUTHORIZE THE DISPLAY OF 

ONE PORTABLE, REMOVABLE HISTORIC FLAG THAT IS DISPLAYED IN 

A RESPECTFUL MANNER AND TO APPLY THE PROVISION RETROAC- 

TIVELY, AND TO DEFINE HISTORIC FLAG . 





TO THE PROHIBITION AGAINST DUMPING LITTER ON PUBLIC OR PRI- 

VATE PROPERTY, TO DEFINE LITTER , TO PROVIDE THAT VIOLATIONS 

MUST BE RECORDED ON THE LITTER OFFENDER DATABASE, AND TO 

PROVIDE SUMMARY COURT WITH JURISDICTION TO HEAR CASES 

REGARDING VIOLATIONS OF SECTION 16-11-700; TO AMEND SECTION 

16-11-720, RELATING TO THE PROHIBITION AGAINST DUMPING 

TRASH IN LAKE GREENWOOD OR ALONG ITS SHORELINE, TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT VIOLATIONS MUST BE RECORDED A LITTER OFFENDER


DATABASE; AND BY ADDING SECTION 44-67-140, TO ESTABLISH A 

LITTER OFFENDER DATABASE TO BE MAINTAINED AND OPERATED 

BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL, 

TO PROVIDE FOR THE CONTENTS OF THE DATABASE, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE LENGTH OF TIME THAT AN OFFENDER S NAME AND 

OTHER REQUIRED INFORMATION MUST BE MAINTAINED ON THE 

DATABASE. 




A JOINT RESOLUTION TO AMEND TITLE V OF THE CONSTITUTION OF 

SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, RELATING TO THE JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT, 

TO PROVIDE THAT SUPREME COURT JUSTICES, JUDGES ON THE 

COURT OF APPEALS, AND CIRCUIT COURT JUDGES SHALL BE 

APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR WITH THE ADVICE AND CONSENT 

OF THE SENATE RATHER THAN ELECTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEM- 

BLY, AND TO REPEAL PROVISIONS REQUIRING THE GENERAL 

ASSEMBLY TO ESTABLISH A JUDICIAL MERIT SCREENING COMMIS- 

SION. 






ING SECTION 2-1-190, TO PROVIDE THAT NO PERSON SHALL BE ELIGI- 

BLE FOR ELECTION TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES IF THAT 

PERSON HAS SERVED FOUR TERMS IN THE SAME BODY, AND THAT 

NO PERSON SHALL BE ELIGIBLE FOR ELECTION TO THE SENATE IF 

THAT PERSON HAS SERVED TWO TERMS IN THE SAME BODY, AND TO 

PROVIDE THAT ANY TERM SERVED FOR WHICH THE ELECTION WAS 

HELD PRIOR TO JANUARY 1, 2013, SHALL NOT BE COUNTED AS A 

TERM SERVED. 





LINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DESTRUCTION OF CRIMINAL 

RECORDS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT NO PERSON WHO AFTER BEING 

CHARGED WITH A CRIMINAL OFFENSE AND THE CHARGE IS DIS- 

CHARGED, PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE PERSON ARE DISMISSED, OR 

THE PERSON IS FOUND NOT GUILTY OF THE CHARGE MAY BE HELD 

THEREAFTER TO BE GUILTY OF PERJURY OR OTHERWISE GIVING A 

FALSE STATEMENT BY REASON OF THE PERSON S FAILURE TO 

RECITE OR ACKNOWLEGDE THE CHARGE IN RESPONSE TO AN 

INQUIRY MADE OF THE PERSON. 



S 0203 General Bill, By Verdin, Coleman, Peeler and Gregory 



TO ENACT THE BUSINESS FREEDOM TO CHOOSE ACT , BY AMEND- 

ING SECTION 44-96-80, RELATING TO COUNTY SOLID WASTE PRO- 

GRAMS, INCLUDING A COUNTY S AUTHORITY TO ENACT 

ORDINANCES CONSISTENT WITH THE STATE PLAN, LAW, AND REGU- 

LATIONS, TO MAKE TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS, DELETE OBSOLETE 

LANGUAGE AND TO PROVIDE THAT AN ORDINANCE THAT 

RESTRICTS SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL AT A PERMITTED FACILITY OR 

IMPEDES THE DEVELOPMENT OR IMPLEMENTATION OF A RECY- 

CLING PROGRAM IS INCONSISTENT WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THIS 

CHAPTER; AND TO AMEND SECTION 44-55-1210, RELATING TO A 

COUNTY S AUTHORITY TO REQUIRE THE COLLECTION AND DIS- 

POSAL OF SOLID WASTE, TO PROVIDE THAT A COUNTY ORDINANCE 

IS VOID TO THE EXTENT THAT THE ORDINANCE RESTRICTS OR PRO- 

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HIBITS SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL AT A PERMITTED FACILITY OR 

IMPEDES THE DEVELOPMENT OR IMPLEMENTATION OF A RECY- 

CLING PROGRAM. 



S 0204 General Bill, By Bright, Bryant and Verdin 


TO DEFINITIONS CONCERNING ABORTIONS, TO PROVIDE THAT A 

LICENSED PHYSICIAN WHO PERFORMS AN ABORTION MUST ALSO 

BE BOARD CERTIFIED IN OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY; AND TO 

AMEND CHAPTER 41, TITLE 44, BY ADDING SECTION 44-41-25 TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT A PHYSICIAN PERFORMING AN ABORTION OUTSIDE OF A 

HOSPITAL MUST HAVE ADMITTING AND STAFF PRIVILEGES AT A 

LOCAL CERTIFIED HOSPITAL. 





A BILL TO AMEND SECTIONS 56-5-130 AND 56-5-140, CODE OF LAWS 

OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DEFINITION OF THE 

TERMS MOTOR VEHICLE AND MOTORCYCLE , SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT MOPEDS ARE MOTOR VEHICLES AND NOT MOTORCYCLES. 





TO TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT PARKING PLACARDS, TO ALLOW 

A PERSON TO BE ISSUED TWO PLACARDS, AND TO PROVIDE THAT IN 

THE CASE OF A VETERAN, THE EXISTENCE OF A HANDICAP FOR THE 

PURPOSES OF ACQUIRING A PLACARD MAY BE CERTIFIED BY A 

COUNTY VETERANS AFFAIRS OFFICER AS PROVIDED IN SECTION 56- 

3-1110(A). 



S 0207 Concurrent Resolution, By Scott, Alexander, Allen, Bennett, Bright, 

Bryant, Campbell, Campsen, Cleary, Coleman, Corbin, Courson, Cromer, 

Davis, Fair, Ford, Gregory, Grooms, Hayes, Hembree, Hutto, Jackson, 



Reese, Setzler, Shealy, Sheheen, Thurmond, Turner, Verdin, Williams and 

Young 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO EXPRESS THE PROFOUND SORROW 

OF THE MEMBERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA GENERAL ASSEMBLY 

UPON THE DEATH OF MAMIE REARDEN OF EDGEFIELD AND TO 

EXTEND THE DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HER FAMILY AND MANY 

FRIENDS. 





ING TO ELIGIBILITY FOR THE LIFE OR PALMETTO FELLOWS SCHOL- 

ARSHIP ENHANCEMENT, BY ADDING SECTION 59-149-105 TO 

PROVIDE, NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER ELIGIBILITY REQUIRE- 

MENTS IN LAW OR REGULATION, A STUDENT WHO CHANGES HIS 

DECLARED MAJOR TO AN ELIGIBLE SCIENCE OR MATHEMATICS 

PROGRAM IS ELIGIBLE FOR A LIFE OR PALMETTO FELLOWS SCHOL- 

ARSHIP ENHANCEMENT PROVIDED THE STUDENT COMPLETES THE 

MINIMUM LEVEL OF INSTRUCTION IN MATHEMATICS AND LIFE AND 

PHYSICAL SCIENCE COURSES WITHIN ONE ACADEMIC YEAR. 




S 0209 General Bill, By Peeler, Sheheen, Gregory, Davis and McElveen 


A BILL TO AMEND SECTIONS 11-43-120, 11-43-130, 11-43-150, 11-43-160, 

11-43-170, 11-43-180, 11-43-220, 11-43-510, 11-43-520, 11-43-540, 11-43-550, 

AND 11-43-560, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING 

TO THE CREATION, DUTIES, AND FUNCTIONS OF THE TRANSPORTA- 

TION INFRASTRUCTURE BANK, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE BANK 

IS ADMINISTERED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF 

TRANSPORTATION, AND TO ELIMINATE ITS BOARD OF DIRECTORS, 

AND TO PROVIDE THAT A PROJECT MAY NOT BE DESIGNATED AS AN 

ELIGIBLE PROJECT FOR PURPOSES OF BANK FUNDING IN ADVANCE 

OF THE CURRENT AVAILABILITY OF FUNDING FOR THE COMPLE- 

TION OF THAT SPECIFIC PROJECT. 



S 0210 General Bill, By S. Martin, Peeler, Bryant and Bright 


BY ADDING SECTION 12-36-2625 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE SALES 

TAX REVENUE GENERATED FROM THE SALE OF A MOTOR VEHICLE 

OR THE EXECUTION OF A LEASE FOR A MOTOR VEHICLE, MUST BE 

CREDITED TO THE STATE HIGHWAY FUND FOR MAINTENANCE OF 

EXISTING ROADS AND ADDITIONAL CAPACITY ON EXISTING ROADS. 



S 0211 General Bill, By Leatherman 


ENACTING THE BUDGET PROVISO CODIFICATION ACT OF 2013 ; BY 

ADDING SECTIONS 59-17-160 AND 59-17-170 SO AS TO REQUIRE 

SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MEDICAID PROGRAM BY 

SEEKING APPROPRIATE REIMBURSEMENTS FOR HEALTH AND 

SOCIAL SERVICES AND ADMINISTRATION THEY PROVIDE AND PRO- 

HIBIT THE USE OF MEDICAID REIMBURSEMENTS TO DISTRICTS 

BEING USED TO SUPPLANT OTHER SPENDING ON HEALTH AND 

SOCIAL SERVICES AND TO REQUIRE SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO PROVIDE 

THE EDUCATION SERVICES REQUIRED BY LAW TO STUDENTS 

HOUSED IN LOCAL JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT SUCH STUDENTS MUST BE INCLUDED IN THE DISTRICT S 

CALCULATION OF AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP FOR PURPOSES OF 

STATE FUNDING FOR SCHOOL DISTRICTS; BY ADDING SECTIONS 59- 

69-280 AND 59-69-290 SO AS TO ALLOW SCHOOL DISTRICTS, WITH 

THE APPROVAL OF THE DISTRICT S GOVERNING BODY, TO MAINTAIN 

A BANK ACCOUNT TO PAY OBLIGATIONS OF THE DISTRICT AND PRO- 

VIDE THE MANNER IN WHICH THE COUNTY TREASURER TRANSFERS 

FUNDS TO THESE ACCOUNTS AND TO REQUIRE SCHOOL DISTRICTS, 

IN COMPENSATING FOR FUNDING REDUCTIONS, TO GIVE PRIORITY 

FOR FUNDING FOR CLASSROOM TEACHERS AND CLASSROOM OPER- 

ATIONS; BY ADDING SECTIONS 59-5-170, 59-5-180, AND 59-5-190 SO AS 

TO PROVIDE FOR THE DUTIES OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDU- 

CATION WITH RESPECT TO ENSURING THE PAYMENT OF HEALTH 

INSURANCE PREMIUMS FOR RETIREES DUE FROM SCHOOL DIS- 

TRICTS, TO PROVIDE THAT THE STATE FUNDS PROVIDED FOR 

TEACHERS SALARIES MAY BE USED TO PAY SALARIES OF TEACH- 

ERS HOLDING TEMPORARY CERTIFICATES, AND TO PUT A TIME 

LIMIT FOR STATE FUNDING FOR TEACHERS HOLDING TEMPORARY 

CERTIFICATES, AND TO ALLOW THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCA- 

TION TO TRANSFER FUNDS BETWEEN BUDGET ACCOUNTS AND TO 

IDENTIFY AND REMIT FUNDS REQUIRED FOR MEDICAID PROGRAM 

CASH MATCH TO THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SER- 

VICES; BY ADDING SECTION 59-1-485 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT STATE 

FUNDS MUST NOT BE APPROPRIATED TO A SCHOOL THAT PARTICI- 

PATES WITH OR IS A MEMBER OF AN ASSOCIATION WITH POLICIES 

THAT DISCRIMINATE AGAINST OR AFFORD DIFFERENT TREATMENT 

OF STUDENTS BASED ON RACE OR NATIONAL ORIGIN; TO AMEND 

SECTION 59-51-20, RELATING TO SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE WIL 

LOU GRAY OPPORTUNITY SCHOOL, SO AS TO EXTEND ITS SERVICES 

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TO TRUANTS FIFTEEN YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER; BY ADDING SEC- 

TION 59-51-60 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT CERTAIN SIXTEEN YEAR OLD 

STUDENTS AT THE WIL LOU GRAY OPPORTUNITY SCHOOL MAY BE 

ELIGIBLE TO TAKE THE GED TEST AND REQUIRE SUCH STUDENTS TO 

TAKE THE GED PRACTICE TEST AND ACHIEVE A SPECIFIED SCORE; 

BY ADDING SECTION 59-51-25 SO AS TO ALLOW THE WIL LOU GRAY 

OPPORTUNITY SCHOOL TO CARRY FORWARD DEFERRED SALARIES 

AND EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTIONS FOR NON-TWELVE MONTH 

SCHOOL EMPLOYEES, TO RETAIN, EXPEND, AND CARRY FORWARD 

REVENUES OF THE SALE OF GOODS GENERATED BY SCHOOL PRO- 

GRAMS AND PROVIDE THE USE OF THESE FUNDS, TO RETAIN AND 

CARRY FORWARD LEASE REVENUE AND PROVIDE FOR THE USE OF 

THESE FUNDS, TO RETAIN AND EXPEND UNITED STATES DEPART- 

MENT OF AGRICULTURE GRANT FUNDS ON FOOD SERVICE OPERA- 

TIONS, TO EXPEND FUNDS PROVIDED BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT 

OF EDUCATION FOR VOCATIONAL EQUIPMENT ON EDUCATION PRO- 

GRAMS, AND, AT THE DIRECTION OF THE TRUSTEES, USE IMPROVED 

FORESTRY PRACTICES IN THE SCHOOL S TIMBER HOLDINGS AND 

USE ANY REVENUES DERIVED FROM THESE PRACTICES AND OTHER 

SOURCES TO IMPROVE SCHOOL PROPERTY AND FOR OTHER SCHOOL 

PURPOSES; TO AMEND SECTION 59-47-70, RELATING TO ELIGIBILITY 

FOR ADMISSION TO THE SOUTH CAROLINA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF 

AND THE BLIND, SO AS TO PROVIDE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR 

ADMISSION; TO AMEND SECTION 59-47-90, RELATING TO MAINTE- 

NANCE FEES WHICH MAY BE CHARGED BY THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND THE BLIND, SO AS TO AUTHORIZE THE 

SCHOOL TO IMPOSE A STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE NOT TO EXCEED 

FORTY DOLLARS, TO ALLOW THE AMOUNT OF THE FEE TO DIFFER- 

ENTIATE BASED ON FAMILY INCOME AND PROVIDE FOR THE USE OF 

THE ACTIVITY FEE, TO AUTHORIZE THE SCHOOL TO CHARGE A FEE 

FOR THE SERVICES OF MOBILITY INSTRUCTION AND PROVIDE FOND 

TO ALLOW THE SCHOOL TO IMPOSE APPROPRIATE CHARGES AND 

FEES FOR THE ADULT VOCATIONAL PROGRAM AND PROVIDE FOR 

THE USE OF THE REVENUES; BY ADDING SECTION 59-47-105 SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT THE SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND THE BLIND SHALL 

RECEIVE EDUCATIONAL FINANCE ACT APPROPRIATIONS EQUAL TO 

THE AVERAGE STATE SHARE OF THE REQUIRED WEIGHTED COST 

FOR EACH ENROLLED STUDENT; BY ADDING SECTION 59-47-35 SO AS 

TO ALLOW THE SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND THE BLIND TO CARRY 

FORWARD DEFERRED SALARIES AND EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTIONS 

FOR NON-TWELVE MONTH SCHOOL EMPLOYEES, TO RETAIN, 

EXPEND, AND CARRY FORWARD REVENUES OF THE SALE OF GOODS 

GENERATED BY SCHOOL PROGRAMS AND PROVIDE THE USE OF 

THESE FUNDS, AND TO RETAIN AND EXPEND CAFETERIA REVENUES 

AND UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE GRANT FUNDS 

ON FOOD SERVICE OPERATIONS; BY ADDING SECTION 59-47-115 SO 

AS TO ALLOW SCHOOL BUSES OPERATED BY THE SCHOOL FOR THE 

DEAF AND THE BLIND TO TRAVEL AT THE POSTED SPEED LIMIT; BY 

ADDING SECTION 59-49-135 SO AS TO ALLOW THE JOHN DE LA HOWE 

SCHOOL TO LEASE RESIDENCES ON THE SCHOOL S GROUNDS TO 

EMPLOYEES AND RETAIN THE LEASE REVENUE AND PROVIDE FOR 

THE USE OF THE LEASE REVENUE, RETAIN STATUS OFFENDER 

FUNDS RECEIVED FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE USE OF THE RETAINED STATUS OFFENDER FUNDS, 

RETAIN DEFERRED SALARIES AND EMPLOYERS CONTRIBUTIONS 

EARNED BY NON-TWELVE MONTH EMPLOYEES AND PROVIDE FOR 

THE USE OF THESE RETAINED FUNDS; BY ADDING SECTION 59-112- 

117 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES OF 

THE UNITED STATES, EITHER ACTIVE-DUTY, RETIRED, OR SEPA- 

RATED FROM SERVICE, WHO ARE ADMITTED TO AND ENROLLED IN 

THE SOUTH CAROLINA TROOP-TO-TEACHERS ALTERNATIVE ROUTE 

TO CERTIFICATION PROGRAM ARE ENTITLED TO PAY IN-STATE 

TUITION RATES AT PARTICIPATING STATE INSTITUTIONS FOR REQUI- 

SITE PROGRAM WORK; BY ADDING SECTION 59-150-376 SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT FOSTER CHILDREN IN THE CUSTODY OF THE 

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES ARE ELIGIBLE FOR AN ADDI- 

TIONAL HOPE SCHOLARSHIP OF UP TO TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS


UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE REQUIRE- 

MENTS, PROCEDURES, AND LIMITATIONS PERTAINING TO THESE 

ADDITIONAL HOPE SCHOLARSHIPS; TO AMEND SECTION 59-111-20, 

RELATING TO FREE TUITION FOR CERTAIN VETERANS CHILDREN, 

SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE AGE LIMITATION APPLICABLE TO 

THESE CHILDREN IS SUSPENDED FOR THOSE WHO SUCCESSFULLY 

APPEAL TO THE DIVISION OF VETERAN AFFAIRS FOR A WAIVER ON 

THE GROUNDS OF A SERIOUS EXTENUATING HEALTH CONDITION; 

BY ADDING SECTION 59-103-155 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT BEFORE 

THE RENEWAL OF LIFE AND PALMETTO FELLOWS SCHOLARSHIPS AT 

THE BEGINNING OF EACH SCHOOL YEAR AND TO CONTINUE ELIGI- 

BILITY FOR LIFE AND PALMETTO FELLOWS ENHANCEMENT STI- 

PENDS, STUDENTS SHALL CERTIFY AND THE INSTITUTIONS SHALL 

VERIFY THAT THE STUDENT IS MEETING ALL REQUIREMENTS AS 

STIPULATED BY THE POLICIES ESTABLISHED BY THE INSTITUTION 

AND THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT TO BE ENROLLED AS A 

DECLARED MAJOR IN AN ELIGIBLE PROGRAM AND IS MAKING ACA- 

DEMIC PROGRESS TOWARD COMPLETION OF THE STUDENT S 

DECLARED ELIGIBLE MAJOR, AND TO PROVIDE THAT INSTITUTIONS 

SHALL RETURN FUNDS DETERMINED TO HAVE BEEN AWARDED TO 

INELIGIBLE STUDENTS; BY ADDING SECTION 59-123-113 SO AS TO 

ESTABLISH THE RURAL DENTIST PROGRAM AT THE MEDICAL UNI- 

VERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA IN COORDINATION WITH THE 

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL S PUB- 

LIC HEALTH DENTISTRY PROGRAM, TO PROVIDE FOR THE ADMINIS- 

TRATION AND FISCAL MANAGEMENT OF THE PROGRAM, AND TO 

ESTABLISH A BOARD TO MANAGE AND ALLOCATE PROGRAM FUND- 

ING; BY ADDING SECTION 59-53-59 SO AS TO ALLOW THE STATE 

BOARD FOR TECHNICAL AND COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION TO 

CARRY FORWARD UNEXPENDED FUNDS AT THE END OF THE FISCAL 

YEAR WHICH MAY BE CARRIED FORWARD TO THE SUCCEEDING FIS- 

CAL YEAR AND USED FOR TRAINING FOR NEW AND EXPANDED 

INDUSTRY; BY ADDING SECTION 59-53-110 SO AS TO ALLOW THE 

STATE BOARD FOR TECHNICAL AND COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION, 

WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL, TO REIM- 

BURSE BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY FOR TRAINING COSTS BILLED 

AFTER CAL YEAR IN WHICH THE TRAINING OCCURRED; BY ADDING 

SECTION 59-53-120 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT FUNDS AT TECHNICAL 

COLLEGES DERIVED FROM STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS, CANTEENS, 

AND BOOKSTORES MAY BE RETAINED BY THE COLLEGE AND 

EXPENDED AS APPROVED BY THE APPROPRIATE AREA COMMISSION 

WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE STATE BOARD FOR TECHNICAL AND 

COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION; BY ADDING SECTION 44-6-47 SO AS 

TO REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES 

TO RECOVER REFUNDS AND PROGRAM OVERPAYMENTS TO BE 

DEPOSITED IN A SEPARATE ACCOUNT IN THE OFFICE OF THE STATE 

TREASURER TO BE EXPENDED TO IMPROVE ACCOUNTABILITY IN 

FUTURE AUDITS AND TO PROVIDE THAT FUNDS COLLECTED IN 

EXCESS OF ONE PERCENT OF THE DEPARTMENT S ANNUAL APPRO- 

PRIATION MUST BE REMITTED TO THE GENERAL FUND; BY ADDING 

SECTION 44-6-60 AND TO AMEND SECTION 11-7-40, RELATING TO THE 

STATE AUDITOR BILLING THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND 

HUMAN SERVICES FOR REMITTANCE TO THE GENERAL FUND FIFTY 

PERCENT OF THE COSTS INCURRED BY THE STATE AUDITOR FOR 

CONDUCTING MEDICAL ASSISTANCE AUDITS FOR THE DEPART- 

MENT, SO AS TO, RESPECTIVELY, REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT TO 

REMIT THESE FUNDS TO THE STATE AUDITOR AND TO DELETE THE 

PROVISION THAT THESE FUNDS MUST BE CREDITED TO THE GEN- 

ERAL FUND; BY ADDING SECTION 44-6-42 SO AS TO AUTHORIZE THE 

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES TO FUND THE NET 

COSTS OF THIRD PARTY LIABILITY AND DRUG REBATE COLLECTION 

FROM MONIES COLLECTED IN THAT EFFORT, TO OFFSET ADMINIS- 

TRATIVE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH CONTROLLING FRAUD AND 

ABUSE, AND TO RECEIVE AND EXPEND REGISTRATION FEES FOR 

EDUCATIONAL, TRAINING, AND CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS; TO 

AMEND SECTION 44-6-470, RELATING TO THE USE OF FINES BY THE 

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES FOR NURSING 

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HOME VIOLATIONS, SO AS TO PROVIDE USES FOR WHICH THESE 

FUNDS MAY BE EXPENDED AND TO AUTHORIZE THE DEPARTMENT 

TO DEPOSIT THESE FUNDS IN AN ACCOUNT IN THE OFFICE OF THE 

STATE TREASURER, SEPARATE FROM THE GENERAL FUND; BY ADD- 

ING SECTION 44-6-102 SO AS PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF 

HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES HAS THE SOLE AUTHORITY TO 

DETERMINE MEDICAID ELIGIBILITY; TO REQUIRE COUNTY GOVERN- 

ING BODIES TO PROVIDE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL WITH OFFICE 

SPACE AND FACILITIES IN COUNTIES IN WHICH THE DEPARTMENT 

CONDUCTS MEDICAID DETERMINATIONS; AND TO TRANSFER 

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES PERSONNEL ENGAGING IN 

DETERMINING MEDICAID ELIGIBILITY TO THE DEPARTMENT OF 

HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES; BY ADDING SECTION 44-6-55 SO AS 

TO REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES 

TO EXPAND ITS PROGRAM INTEGRITY EFFORTS BY CONTRACTING 

WITH OTHER ENTITIES TO MAXIMIZE THE DEPARTMENT S ABILITY 

TO DETECT AND ELIMINATE PROVIDER FRAUD AND BY IMPLEMENT- 

ING OTHER ACTIONS THE DEPARTMENT CONSIDERS APPROPRIATE; 


OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES TO CONDUCT POST PAYMENT 

REVIEWS TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL LAW PROHIBIT- 

ING THE USE OF MEDICAID FUNDS FOR ABORTIONS EXCEPT UNDER 

CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES; TO AMEND SECTION 44-6-80, RELATING 

TO ANNUAL REPORTS BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND 

HUMAN SERVICES, SO AS TO REQUIRE AN ADDITIONAL REPORT 

COMPARING THE REIMBURSEMENT RATE FOR MEDICAID PROVID- 

ERS TO THE REIMBURSEMENT RATE FOR MEDICARE AND STATE 

HEALTH PLAN PROVIDERS; TO AMEND SECTION 44-6-30, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO DUTIES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 

AND HUMAN SERVICES, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT 

SHALL ENROLL AND RECERTIFY CHILDREN FOR THE STATE CHIL- 

DREN S HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM (SCHIP) AND REQUIRING 

THE DEPARTMENT TO EXPAND ITS EFFORTS TO CONDUCT MEDICAID 

FRAUD AND REQUIRE ANNUAL REPORTING OF THESE EFFORTS; BY 

ADDING SECTION 44-6-49 SO AS TO AUTHORIZE THE DEPARTMENT 

OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES TO CARRY FORWARD UNEX- 

PENDED FUNDS AT THE END OF THE FISCAL YEAR TO THE SUCCEED- 

ING FISCAL YEAR AND REQUIRE CERTAIN REPORTING 

REQUIREMENTS FOR THESE CARRY FORWARDS; BY ADDING SEC- 

TION 44-1-247 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE CHILDREN S REHABILI- 

TATIVE SERVICES PROGRAM OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL IRE THAT PRO- 

GRAM TO USE ANY AVAILABLE FINANCIAL RESOURCES, INCLUDING 

INSURANCE PAYMENTS AND GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE IN PROVID- 

ING SERVICES FOR PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED CHILDREN ELIGIBLE 

FOR THE SERVICES; BY ADDING SECTION 44-1-249 SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CON- 

TROL (DHEC) MAY BUDGET AND EXPEND PRIOR YEAR INSURANCE 

REFUNDS; BY ADDING SECTION 44-1-250 SO AS TO ALLOW DHEC TO 

EXPEND AND CARRY FORWARD SPECIFIED SALE AND OTHER REVE- 

NUES AND REQUIRE THAT FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD MUST BE 

EXPENDED FOR THE SAME PURPOSE; TO AMEND SECTION 44-7-270, 

AS AMENDED, RELATING TO DHEC HEALTH LICENSE FEES, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT DHEC SHALL RETAIN HEALTH LICENSE FEE 

INCREASES TO FUND HEALTH LICENSING PROGRAMS AND TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF LATE FEES AND PUBLIC WAIVER OF 

SUCH FEES IN EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES, AND TO PROVIDE 

THAT CONTINUAL LATE PAYMENTS MAY RESULT IN ENFORCEMENT 

ACTIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 44-93-170, RELATING TO THE INFEC- 

TIOUS WASTE CONTINGENCY FUND, SO AS TO ALLOW DHEC TO USE 

NOT MORE THAN SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS OF FUND 

REVENUES IN EACH YEAR FOR EXPENSES INCURRED IN IMPLE- 

MENTING THE SOUTH CAROLINA INFECTIOUS WASTE MANAGE- 

MENT ACT; BY ADDING SECTION 44-7-95 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

TRANSFER OF THE MEDICAID PATIENT DAY PERMIT WHEN A MEDIC- 

AID PATIENT MUST BE TRANSFERRED TO A NEW NURSING HOME 

BECAUSE OF VIOLATIONS AT THE FORMER NURSING HOME AND


REQUIRE THE RECEIVING FACILITY TO APPLY TO RETAIN THE MED- 

ICAID DAY PERMIT PERMANENTLY WITHIN SIXTY DAYS OF RECEIPT 

OF THE TRANSFERRED PATIENT; BY ADDING SECTION 48-20-105 SO 

AS TO ALLOW DHEC TO SELL MINERAL SETS, RETAIN THE PRO- 

CEEDS IN A REVOLVING ACCOUNT, PROVIDE FOR A MAXIMUM TWO 

THOUSAND DOLLAR CARRY FORWARD OF THESE REVENUES AND 

PROVIDE FOR THEIR USE; BY ADDING SECTION 3-5-155 SO AS TO 

ALLOW DHEC TO COLLECT, RETAIN, AND EXPEND FUNDS RECEIVED 

FROM THE SALE OR THIRD PARTY USE OF SPOIL EASEMENT AREAS 

IN ORDER TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE SPOIL EASEMENT AREAS FOR 

INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY; TO AMEND SECTION 44-1-200, RELATING 

TO DHEC PROVIDING HOME HEALTH SERVICES, SO AS TO FURTHER 

SPECIFY COMPENSATION OF THESE PERSONS BY A FIXED RATE PER 

VISIT BASIS AND THE USE OF EXEMPT AND NONEXEMPT EMPLOY- 

EES TO PROVIDE THESE SERVICES; BY ADDING SECTION 44-1-218 SO 

AS TO PROVIDE THAT ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS FUNDED WITH 

FUNDS, OTHER THAN THE GENERAL FUND, USED IN THE INDIRECT 

COST RATE CALCULATION MUST BE RETAINED BY DHEC, BASED ON 

THEIR PERCENTAGE, TO SUPPORT REMAINING ADMINISTRATIVE 

COSTS; TO AMEND SECTION 44-56-160, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

THE HAZARDOUS WASTE CONTINGENCY FUND AND DISPOSITION OF 

FEES IN THAT FUND, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE PORTION OF THE 

FEES DESIGNATED FOR DHEC TO USE FOR RESPONSE ACTIONS THAT 

ARISE FROM THE OPERATION OF A PERMITTED LAND DISPOSAL 

FACILITY MAY BE USED BY THE DEPARTMENT FOR LEGAL SERVICES 

FOR SUCH ACTIONS IN ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS AND OTHER 

COURT ACTIONS; BY ADDING SECTION 44-1-214 SO AS TO AUTHO- 

RIZE DHEC TO TRANSFER INCREASED FUNDS APPROPRIATED IN THE 

GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT TO OFFSET SHORTFALLS IN OTHER 

CRITICAL PROGRAM AREAS; TO AMEND SECTION 44-7-320, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO HEALTH FACILITY LICENSES, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT, RATHER THAN SUBMIT ALL FINES TO THE GENERAL 

FUND, THE DIVISION OF HEALTH LICENSING AND THE BUREAU OF 

HEALTH FACILITIES AND SERVICES DEVELOPMENT, BOTH IN THE 

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL, SHALL 

RETAIN, RESPECTIVELY, THE FIRST FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 

THE FIRST ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF CIVIL FINES 

COLLECTED EACH YEAR TO ENFORCE REGULATIONS APPLICABLE 

TO THEIR RESPECTIVE PROGRAMS; TO AMEND SECTION 13-7-85, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO THE AUTHORITY OF DHEC TO ESTABLISH 

AND IMPOSE CIVIL FINES FOR VIOLATIONS OF THE ATOMIC ENERGY 

AND RADIATION CONTROL ACT, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT, RATHER 

THAN SUBMITTING ALL FINES COLLECTED PURSUANT TO THAT ACT 

TO THE GENERAL FUND, THE FIRST THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS OF 

FINES COLLECTED MUST BE RETAINED BY THE BUREAU OF RADIO- 

LOGICAL HEALTH FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE BY THE BUREAU TO 

CARRY OUT AND ENFORCE REGULATIONS RELATIVE TO THE 

BUREAU; BY ADDING SECTION 44-1-212 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT 

DHEC MAY PROVIDE THE COST OF MEALS TO DEPARTMENT 

EMPLOYEES WHO ARE REQUIRED TO WORK DURING EMERGENCIES 

AND SIMULATED EMERGENCIES WHEN THEY ARE NOT PERMITTED 

TO LEAVE THEIR WORK STATIONS; BY ADDING SECTION 44-1-216 SO 

AS TO PROVIDE THAT IF AN EMERGENCY IS DECLARED IN A 

COUNTY IN THIS STATE, FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT EXEMPT 

EMPLOYEES OF DHEC MAY BE PAID FOR ACTUAL HOURS WORKED 

RATHER THAN ACCRUING COMPENSATORY TIME; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 40-43-83, RELATING TO THE EXEMPTION OF DHEC FROM 

REQUIREMENTS FOR PHARMACY PERMITS TO DISTRIBUTE OR DIS- 

PENSE PRESCRIPTION DRUGS AND FOR PHARMACIES TO HAVE A 

PHARMACIST-IN-CHARGE, SO AS TO ALSO AUTHORIZE THE DEPART- 

MENT TO HAVE A PHARMACIST-IN-CHARGE WHO SERVES MORE 

THAN ONE DEPARTMENT PHARMACY AND WHO IS NOT PHYSICALLY 

PRESENT AT THE PHARMACY; TO SPECIFY WHO MAY DISTRIBUTE OR 

DISPENSE PRESCRIPTION DRUGS AND DEVICES AND WHICH DRUGS 

AND DEVICES THEY MAY DISPENSE OR DISTRIBUTE; AND TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT UPON A PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY OR ACTIVATION 

OF THE STRATEGIC NATIONAL STOCKPILE OF MEDICATIONS AND 

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SUPPLIES, OTHER MEDICATIONS MAY BE DISPENSED AS NECESSARY; 

TO AMEND SECTION 44-37-30, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO NEONA- 

TAL TESTING OF CHILDREN AND STORAGE, AVAILABILITY, AND 

CONFIDENTIALITY OF BLOOD SAMPLES USED FOR SUCH TESTING, 

SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT DHEC MAY SUSPEND ACTIVITY RELATED 

TO BLOOD SAMPLE STORAGE IF FUNDS ARE INSUFFICIENT TO COM- 

PLY WITH THE STORAGE REQUIREMENTS; TO SPECIFY DESTRUC- 

TION OF THE SAMPLES; AND TO REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT TO 

NOTIFY BLOOD SAMPLE PROVIDERS OF THE STORAGE SUSPENSION; 

BY ADDING SECTION 44-1-175 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR STATE FUNDS 

FOR USE IN THE OPERATIONS OF COUNTY HEALTH UNITS; BY ADD- 

ING SECTION 44-1-310 SO AS TO REQUIRE PRIVATE DONATIONS FOR 

THE OPERATION OF CAMP BURNT GIN TO BE DEPOSITED IN A 

RESTRICTED ACCOUNT, THE BALANCE IN WHICH CARRIES FOR- 

WARD TO SUCCEEDING YEARS AND USED FOR THE SAME PURPOSE; 

TO AMEND SECTION 44-9-90, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO POWERS 

AND DUTIES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THE DEPARTMENT MAY OFFSET ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS 

ASSOCIATED WITH CONTROLLING FRAUD AND ABUSE, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE THE DEPARTMENT MAY TRANSFER CERTAIN STATE FUNDS TO 

THE DEPARTMENT OF DISABILITIES AND SPECIAL NEEDS ANNU- 

ALLY; BY ADDING SECTION 44-9-115 SO AS TO PROVIDE AN 

EMPLOYEE OF THE DEPARTMENT WHO HOLDS A FACULTY APPOINT- 

MENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA SCHOOL OF MEDI- 

CINE MAY PARTICIPATE IN THE PRACTICE PLAN OF THAT SCHOOL IF 

HIS PARTICIPATION DOES NOT OCCUR DURING REGULAR WORKING 

HOURS OF THE DEPARTMENT, AND TO PROVIDE FUNDS GENERATED 

BY HIS PARTICIPATION MUST BE HANDLED PURSUANT TO UNIVER- 

SITY POLICIES GOVERNING PRACTICE PLAN FUNDS; BY ADDING 

SECTION 44-9-105 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE COST OF MEALS MAY 

BE PROVIDED TO STATE EMPLOYEES WHO ARE REQUIRED TO WORK 

DURING EMERGENCIES; BY ADDING SECTION 44-9-85 SO AS TO 

ESTABLISH THE UNCOMPENSATED PATIENT CARE FUND FOR THE 

USE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH AND PROVIDE FOR 

THE USE OF FUND REVENUES AND FOR THE CARRY FORWARD OF 

FUND REVENUES TO SUCCEEDING FISCAL YEARS; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 44-20-250, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO POWERS AND DUTIES OF 

THE DEPARTMENT OF DISABILITIES AND SPECIAL NEEDS, SO AS TO 

ADD ADDITIONAL POWERS RELATED TO THE RETENTION AND USE 

OF CERTAIN FUNDS AND THE TRANSFER OF CERTAIN CAPITAL WITH 

APPROVAL BY THE STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD; TO 

AMEND SECTION 44-49-10, RELATING TO FUNCTIONS, POWERS, AND 

DUTIES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG 

ABUSE SERVICES, SO AS TO PROVIDE THE DEPARTMENT MAY 

CHARGE FEES FOR PARTICIPATION IN ITS EDUCATION AND PROFES- 

SIONAL DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES, AND MUST RETAIN REVENUE 

DERIVED FROM THESE FEES TO INCREASE FUNDING OF THESE INI- 

TIATIVES; TO AMEND SECTION 44-49-40, RELATING TO THE POWERS 

AND DUTIES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG 

ABUSE SERVICES, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT MAY 

PROVIDE CERTAIN SERVICES TO PERSONS EXPERIENCING GAM- 

BLING ADDICTIONS; BY ADDING SECTION 63-7-2395 SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT FUNDS ALLOCATED FOR THE BURIAL OF A FOSTER 

CHILD MUST NOT EXCEED FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS; BY ADD- 

ING SECTION 43-1-725 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT FUNDS RECOUPED 

FROM CLAIMS AGAINST RECIPIENT S FOR BENEFITS ILLEGALLY 

OBTAINED MUST BE RETAINED BY THE DEPARTMENT AND A POR- 

TION DISTRIBUTED TO LOCAL COUNTY OFFICES FOR EMERGENCY 

AND PROGRAM OPERATIONS; BY ADDING SECTION 43-1-730 SO AS TO 

ESTABLISH A FEE SCHEDULE THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL 

SERVICES MAY CHARGE FOR VARIOUS SERVICES PROVIDED UNDER 

THE DIRECT RESPONSIBILITY OF THE DEPARTMENT AND TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT THE REVENUE GENERATED BY THESE FEES MUST BE 

USED TO FURTHER DEVELOP AND ADMINISTER THESE PROGRAMS; 

BY ADDING SECTION 43-5-260 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPART- 

MENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES SHALL REQUIRE TEMPORARY ASSIS- 

TANCE FOR NEEDY FAMILIES APPLICANTS AND RECIPIENTS TO


PROVIDE IT WITH PROOF OF AGE-APPROPRIATE IMMUNIZATIONS 

FOR CHILDREN, AND IF THE IMMUNIZATIONS HAVE NOT BEEN 

ADMINISTERED, ASSIST IN REFERRING APPLICANTS TO APPROPRI- 

ATE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENTS TO OBTAIN THE IMMUNIZA- 

TIONS; BY ADDING SECTION 43-1-75 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT FUNDS 

APPROPRIATED FOR EMPLOYEE PAY INCREASES MAY BE USED BY 

THE DEPARTMENT TO INCREASE, WITHOUT UNIFORMITY, COUNTY 

DIRECTORS AND REGIONAL DIRECTORS IN CLASSIFIED POSITIONS 

IN ACCORDANCE WITH STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD 

GUIDELINES; BY ADDING SECTION 43-1-730 SO AS TO ESTABLISH A 

FEE SCHEDULE THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES MAY 

CHARGE FOR VARIOUS SERVICES PROVIDED UNDER THE DIRECT 

RESPONSIBILITY OF THE DEPARTMENT AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

REVENUE GENERATED BY THESE FEES MUST BE USED TO FURTHER 

DEVELOP AND ADMINISTER THESE PROGRAMS; BY ADDING SEC- 

TION 43-1-750 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT UNLESS DIRECTED BY THE 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY, WHEN THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES 

IS DIRECTED TO PROVIDE FUNDS TO A NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZA- 

TION, THAT ORGANIZATION MUST USE THE FUNDS TO SERVE PER- 

SONS WHO ARE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE SERVICES IN THE 

DEPARTMENT PROGRAMS; BY ADDING SECTION 43-1-760 SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES IS AUTHO- 

RIZED TO MAKE GRANTS TO COMMUNITY-BASED NOT-FOR-PROFIT 

ORGANIZATIONS, SHALL ASSURE COMPLIANCE WITH STATE AND 

FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS ASSOCIATED WITH THESE FUNDS, AND 

REQUIRE A MATCH FROM ALL GRANT RECIPIENTS; BY ADDING SEC- 

TION 43-1-780 SO AS TO AUTHORIZE THE DEPARTMENT TO IMPOSE 

MONETARY PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS OF PROGRAMS REGU- 

LATED BY THE DEPARTMENT, TO PROVIDE AN EXCEPTION, TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT THESE FUNDS MUST BE DEPOSITED INTO THE GENERAL 

FUND, AND TO REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT TO PROMULGATE REGU- 

LATIONS FOR GUIDANCE IN IMPOSING THESE PENALTIES AND FOR 

APPEALING FINAL AGENCY DECISIONS; BY ADDING SECTION 43-1- 

195 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE COST OF MEALS MAY BE PRO- 

VIDED TO EMPLOYEES REQUIRED TO WORK DURING EMERGENCIES; 

BY ADDING SECTION 43-1-270 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A DEPART- 

MENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES EMPLOYEE WHOSE SALARY IS PAID IN 

FULL OR IN PART FROM FEDERAL FUNDS IS EXEMPT FROM SERVING 

AS A COURT EXAMINER; BY ADDING SECTION 43-1-280 SO AS TO 

AUTHORIZE THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES TO ADVANCE 

FUNDS FROM THE GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATIONS FOR TEMPO- 

RARY ASSISTANCE FOR NEEDY FAMILIES (TANF) TO THE FEDERALLY 

FUNDED TANF ACCOUNT FOR THE LIMITED PURPOSE OF ASSISTING 

WITH CASH FLOW IN THE FEDERAL ACCOUNT AND TO REQUIRE THE 

FUNDS TO BE REFUNDED BY APRIL OF THE SAME FISCAL YEAR; BY 

ADDING SECTION 43-25-75 SO AS TO REQUIRE THE COMMISSION FOR 

THE BLIND TO OBTAIN MATCHING FEDERAL FUNDS TO THE MAXI- 

MUM AMOUNT AVAILABLE UNDER THE FEDERAL VOCATIONAL 

REHABILITATION PROGRAM IN ORDER TO PROVIDE REHABILITA- 

TION SERVICES; BY ADDING SECTION 31-13-100 SO AS TO ALLOW 

THE STATE HOUSING FINANCE AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TO 

CARRY FORWARD FEDERAL RENTAL ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATIVE 

FEES AND MONIES WITHDRAWN FROM THE AUTHORITY S VARIOUS 

BOND-FINANCED TRUST INDENTURES AND RESOLUTIONS AND TO 

REQUIRE THE AUTHORITY TO DEPOSIT INDIRECT COST RECOVERIES 

FOR THE AUTHORITY S PORTION OF EACH YEAR S STATEWIDE CEN- 

TRAL SERVTION PLAN (SWCAP) IN THE STATE GENERAL FUND; BY 

ADDING SECTIONS 48-23-92 AND 48-23-94 SO AS TO ALLOW THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA FORESTRY COMMISSION TO USE CURRENT FIS- 

CAL YEAR FEDERAL FUNDS AVAILABLE TO IT TO PAY FOR COMMIS- 

SION EXPENSES INCURRED IN THE PRIOR FISCAL YEAR AND ALLOW 

THE COMMISSION TO RETAIN REIMBURSEMENT FUNDS IT RECEIVES 

FROM STATE AND FEDERAL AGENCIES WHEN THE COMMISSION S 

PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT RESPOND TO AN EMERGENCY, AND 

TO ALLOW THE COMMISSION TO PAY THE COSTS OF PHYSICAL 

EXAMINATIONS REQUIRED FOR ITS PERSONNEL WITH LAW 

ENFORCEMENT COMMISSIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 39-22-150, AS 

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AMENDED, RELATING TO DISPOSITION OF REVENUES FROM THE 

OPERATION OF THE STATE WAREHOUSE SYSTEM, SO AS TO ALLOW 

THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE TO RETAIN FIFTY THOUSAND 

DOLLARS FOR ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS; TO AMEND SECTION 39-9-65, 

AS AMENDED, RELATING TO REQUIREMENTS FOR REGISTRATION OF 

SERVICEPERSONS, SO AS TO INCLUDE A REGISTRATION FEE, AND TO 

PROVIDE THAT THE REGISTRATION FEE MUST BE RETAINED BY THE 

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE TO DEFRAY ADMINISTRATIVE 

COSTS; BY ADDING SECTION 46-1-160 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE MAY ASSIST AND PROVIDE CERTIFI- 

CATES OF FEE SALE FOR CERTAIN PRODUCERS, AND TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE DEPARTMENT MAY CHARGE A FEE AND RETAIN THE REV- 

ENUES; TO AMEND SECTION 46-27-210, RELATING TO THE FILING OF 

STATEMENTS AND SAMPLES OF COMMERCIAL FEED, SO AS TO 

INCLUDE A REGISTRATION FEE AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPART- 

MENT OF AGRICULTURE MAY RETAIN THE FEE TO DEFRAY ADMINIS- 

TRATIVE COSTS; TO AMEND SECTION 46-26-810, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO INSPECTION TAX AND TONNAGE REPORTS, SO AS TO 

REVISE THE AMOUNT OF THE INSPECTION TAX; TO AMEND SECTION 

46-26-80, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO INSPECTION AND ANALYSES 

OF AGRICULTURAL LIMING MATERIALS, SO AS TO INCLUDE AN 

INSPECTION FEE; BY ADDING SECTION 50-3-85 SO AS TO AUTHORIZE 

THE DEPARTMENT TO PRODUCE PUBLICATIONS ON STUDIES AND 

INVESTIGATIONS THAT ARE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC FOR A FEE 

AND TO PRODUCE THE SOUTH CAROLINA WILDLIFE MAGAZINE, 

WHICH MUST BE SELF-SUSTAINING AND WHICH MAY OFFER ADVER- 

TISING SPACE, TO ESTABLISH THE SUBSCRIPTION RATE BASED ON 

PRODUCTION COSTS, TO OFFER PRODUCTS FOR SALE PROMOTING 

NATURAL RESOURCES, AND TO PROVIDE THAT REVENUES FROM 

THESE PUBLICATIONS AND SALES MUST BE CREDITED TO THE 

DEPARTMENT; BY ADDING SECTION 50-23-530 SO AS TO AUTHORIZE 

THE DEPARTMENT TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENT 

WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE TO COLLECT THE CASUAL 

SALES TAX FOR WATERCRAFT AND OUTBOARD MOTOR REGISTRA- 

TION AND TITLING AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF 

REVENUE SHALL REIMBURSE THE DEPARTMENT FOR COLLECTING 

THIS TAX FROM REVENUE GENERATED BY THIS TAX; BY ADDING 

SECTION 50-3-75 SO AS TO AUTHORIZE THE DEPARTMENT OF NATU- 

RAL RESOURCES TO COLLECT AND EXPEND REVENUES FROM THE 

SALE OF GOODS AND SERVICES TO SUPPORT CERTAIN DEPARTMENT 

PROGRAMS AND SERVICES NOT COVERED BY THE DEPARTMENT S 

ANNUAL APPROPRIATION; BY ADDING SECTION 50-3-355 SO AS TO 

ALLOW NATURAL RESOURCE ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS ON SPECIAL 

ASSIGNMENT AN ANNUAL CLOTHING ALLOWANCE OF NOT MORE 

THAN SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS, TO PROVIDE FOR THE PRORATION OF 

THE ALLOWANCE BASED ON THE ASSIGNMENT DURATION, TO PRO- 

VIDE THOSE CIRCUMSTANCES WHEN THE ALLOWANCE IS NOT 

ALLOWED, AND PROVIDE FOR THE ANNUAL ADJUSTMENT OF THE 

AMOUNT OF THE ALLOWANCE; BY ADDING SECTION 50-3-115 SO AS 

TO AUTHORIZE THE DEPARTMENT TO PAY FOR THE COST OF A PHYS- 

ICAL FOR PERSONNEL WHO MUST HAVE A PHYSICAL BEFORE BEING 

COMMISSIONED AS A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER; TO AMEND 

SECTION 51-1-40, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE IMPOSITION AND 

RETENTION BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, RECREATION AND 

TOURISM OF SPECIFIC FEE AND OTHER REVENUES, SO AS TO ALLOW 

THE DEPARTMENT TO CARRY FORWARD INTO THE SUCCEEDING FIS- 

CAL YEAR UNEXPENDED FUNDS APPROPRIATED FOR SPECIFIC 

ADVERTISING PURPOSES TO EXPENDED FUNDS FOR THE SAME PUR- 

POSES AND TO ALLOW THE DEPARTMENT TO CLOSE THE STATE 

HOUSE GIFT SHOP ON WEEKENDS; TO AMEND SECTION 12-62-60, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO, AMONG OTHER THINGS, THE MERCENT 

REBATES AUTHORIZED FOR QUALIFYING PAYROLLS SUBJECT TO 

STATE INCOME TAX WITHHOLDING AND THEIR INSTATE EXPENDI- 

TURES, SO AS TO INCREASE THESE REBATES RESPECTIVELY TO 

TWENTY PERCENT AND THIRTY PERCENT AND TO REVISE THE PUR- 

POSES FOR WHICH UP TO SEVEN PERCENT OF ADMISSIONS LICENSE 

TAX REVENUES ALLOCATED TO THE DEPARTMENT MAY BE USED;


BY ADDING SECTION 13-1-1745 SO AS TO ALLOW A CARRY FORWARD 

INTO THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR CERTAIN FUNDS SET ASIDE FOR 

SPECIFIC PURPOSES OF THE COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR ECO- 

NOMIC DEVELOPMENT UNEXPENDED IN THE PREVIOUS YEAR AND 

PROVIDE THAT THESE FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD MUST BE 

EXPENDED FOR THE SAME PURPOSES; TO AMEND SECTION 13-1-30, 

AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE DUTIES OF THE SECRETARY OF 

COMMERCE, SO AS TO ALLOW THE SECRETARY TO APPOINT, ON A 

CONTRACTUAL BASIS, THE STAFFS OF THE FOREIGN OFFICER MAIN- 

TAINED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, AND TO MAKE SUCH 

APPOINTMENTS SUBJECT TO REVIEW BY THE OFFICE OF HUMAN 

RESOURCES OF THE STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD; TO 

AMEND SECTION 13-1-25, RELATING TO REPORTING REQUIREMENTS 

AND DEFINITIONS APPLICABLE TO FUNDS APPROPRIATED TO OR 

OTHERWISE RECEIVED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, SO AS 

TO REQUIRE APPLICATION FEES RECEIVED BY THE DEPARTMENT IN 

CONNECTION WITH AN APPLICATION REQUIRING APPROVAL BY THE 

COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TO BE 

DEPOSITED WITHIN FIVE BUSINESS DAYS OF COUNCIL S APPROVAL; 

TO AMEND SECTION 13-1-380, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE 

RECYCLING MARKET DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL, SO AS TO REVISE AN 

ANNUAL REPORTING DATE; BY ADDING SECTIONS 14-1-260 AND 14-1- 

270 BOTH SO AS TO PROHIBIT COUNTY SALARY SUPPLEMENTS FOR 

JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL AND TO REQUIRE ANY COUNTY 

TO PROVIDE AN OFFICE AND UTILITIES FOR CIRCUIT COURT AND 

FAMILY COURT JUDGES RESIDING IN THE COUNTY AND TO PROVIDE 

THAT EVERY COUNTY SHALL PROVIDE AN OFFICE AND UTILITIES 

FOR SUPREME COURT JUSTICES AND JUDGES OF THE COURT OF 

APPEALS AT THE REQUEST OF THE JUSTICE OR JUDGE; BY ADDING 

SECTION 1-7-175 SO AS TO ALLOW THE OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GEN- 

ERAL TO USE UNEXPENDED FEDERAL FUNDS IN THE CURRENT FIS- 

CAL YEAR TO PAY EXPENSES INCURRED IN THE PRIOR FISCAL YEAR, 

TO ALLOW THE OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL TO RETAIN FOR 

GENERAL OPERATION REIMBURSEMENTS RECEIVED FOR EXPENSES 

INCURRED IN A PRIOR FISCAL YEAR, AND TO PROVIDE THAT UNEX- 

PENDED DONATIONS TO THE OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL 

ARE CARRIED FORWARD AND MAY BE EXPENDED IN SUCCEEDING 

FISCAL YEARS BY AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE ATTORNEY GENERAL 

AND THE DONORS; TO AMEND SECTION 1-7-1000, RELATING TO THE 

SALARIES OF CIRCUIT SOLICITORS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN THE ANNUAL GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS 

ACT SHALL APPROPRIATE FUNDS FOR SALARIES OF CIRCUIT SOLICI- 

TORS IN AN AMOUNT THAT PROVIDES CIRCUIT SOLICITORS A SAL- 

ARY EQUAL TO THE SALARY OF A CIRCUIT JUDGE, TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN THE ANNUAL GENERAL APPRO- 

PRIATIONS ACT SHALL APPROPRIATE FUNDS FOR A FIVE HUNDRED 

DOLLAR MONTHLY EXPENSE ALLOWANCE FOR CIRCUIT SOLICI- 

TORS, TO PROVIDE FOR THE APPORTIONMENT OF FUNDS APPROPRI- 

ATED IN THE ANNUAL GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT FOR STATE 

SUPPORT OF CIRCUIT SOLICITORS, AND PROVIDE FOR THE CARRY 

FORWARD OF SUCH FUNDS; BY ADDING SECTION 14-1-250 SO AS TO 

PROVIDE COUNSEL TO INDIGENT PERSONS IN TERMINATION OF 

PARENTAL RIGHTS CASES, ABUSE AND NEGLECT CASES, REPRESEN- 

TATION OF JUVENILES, AND ANY OTHER APPLICABLE CIVIL COURT 

ACTIONS IN THIS STATE INVOLVING AN INDIGENT RESPONDENT, TO 

REQUIRE AN AFFIDAVIT LISTING THE FINANCIAL ASSETS OF PER- 

SONS REQUESTING SUCH REPRESENTATION, PROVIDE A APPLICA- 

TION FEE OF FORTY DOLLARS FROM PERSONS REQUESTING 

COUNSEL AND FOR THE WAIVER OR REDUCTION OF THIS FEE, TO 

PROVIDE FOR THE USE OF THE FEE REVENUES BY THE COMMISSION 

ON INDIGENT DEFENSE, TO PROVIDE THE PROCEDURE FOR OBTAIN- 

ING COUNSEL IN MATTERS WHEN A JUVENILE IS BEFORE THE 

COURT, TO PROVIDE THAT COSTS OF REPRESENTATION CREATES A 

CLAIM AGAINST THE ASSETS AND ESTATE OF A PERSON PROVIDED 

COUNSEL OR THE PARENTS OR LEGAL GUARDIANS OF A JUVENILE 

PROVIDED COUNSEL; BY ADDINCTIONS 23-3-22, 23-3-23, 23-3-24, 23-3- 

52, 23-3-53, 23-3-54, 23-3-56, 23-3-57, 23-3-58, 23-3-59, 23-3-60, 23-3-117, 23- 

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3-455, 23-3-675, 23-31-218, AND 40-18-35 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT SLED 

MAY PROVIDE ITS AGENTS AN ANNUAL CLOTHING ALLOWANCE, 

PAY THE COST OF PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS FOR ITS PERSONNEL 

WHO ARE REQUIRED TO RECEIVE PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS 

BEFORE RECEIVING A LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMISSION, TO PRO- 

VIDE MEALS TO CERTAIN EMPLOYEES, TO PROVIDE FOR THE DIS- 

POSAL OF FUNDS AWARDED TO SLED BY COURT ORDER FROM 

DONATIONS, OR FROM CONTRIBUTIONS, TO PROVIDE THAT CERTAIN 

UNEXPENDED BALANCES FOR SLED AGENTS OPERATIONS FOR A 

PRIOR FISCAL YEAR MAY BE CARRIED FORWARD AND EXPENDED 

FOR THE SAME PURPOSE IN THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR, TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT STATE APPROPRIATIONS TO SLED THAT ARE REQUIRED 

TO PROVIDE A MATCH FOR FEDERAL GRANT PROGRAMS IN A PRIOR 

FISCAL YEAR MAY BE CARRIED FORWARD INTO THE CURRENT FIS- 

CAL YEAR AND EXPENDED FOR THE SAME PURPOSE AS ORIGINALLY 

APPROPRIATED, TO PROVIDE THAT SLED MAY CHARGE A WITNESS 

FEE FOR AN EMPLOYEE TESTIFYING IN A CIVIL MATTER WHICH 

DOES NOT INVOLVE THE STATE AS A PARTY IN INTEREST, TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT SLED MAY BE REIMBURSED FOR SECURITY-RELATED 

LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICES PROVIDED TO ENTITIES THAT 

TRANSPORT SENSITIVE MATERIALS WITHIN THE STATE AND TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE EXPENDITURE OF THESE FEES, TO PROVIDE THAT 

SLED MAY COLLECT AN EXPUNGEMENT FEE FOR CERTAIN 

REQUESTS TO EXPUNGE CRIMINAL RECORDS AND TO PROVIDE FOR 

THE EXPENDITURE OF THESE FEES, TO PROVIDE THAT SLED MAY 

COLLECT, EXPEND, RETAIN, AND CARRY FORWARD ALL FUNDS 

RECEIVED FROM OTHER STATE OR FEDERAL AGENCIES IN A CUR- 

RENT FISCAL YEAR AS REIMBURSEMENT OF EXPENDITURES 

INCURRED IN THE CURRENT OR PRIOR FISCAL YEAR, TO PROVIDE 

THAT SLED MAY RETAIN, EXPEND, AND CARRY FORWARD ALL MON- 

IES ASSOCIATED WITH ILLEGAL GAMING DEVICES SEIZED BY THE 

DIVISION UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, TO PROVIDE THAT 

CERTAIN REVENUE GENERATED FROM THE OPERATION OF SLED S 

CRIMINAL JUSTICE COMPUTER/COMMUNICATIONS CENTER MAY BE 

CARRIED FORWARD AND EXPENDED FOR THE SAME PURPOSE DUR- 

ING THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR, TO PROVIDE THAT SHERIFFS MAY 

COLLECT AN ANNUAL FEE FROM EACH SEX OFFENDER WHO IS 

REQUIRED TO REGISTER AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE EXPENDITURE 

OF THE FEE, TO PROVIDE THAT CERTAIN FUNDS COLLECTED BY THE 

DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, THE DEPARTMENT OF PROBATION, 

PAROLE AND PARDON SERVICES, AND THE DEPARTMENT OF JUVE- 

NILE JUSTICE TO PROCESS DNA SAMPLES MUST BE USED BY SLED 

TO OFFSET EXPENSES IT INCURS TO OPERATE THE STATE DNA DATA- 

BASE PROGRAM, TO PROVIDE THAT SLED MAY CHARGE A FEE FOR 

THE ISSUANCE OF A CERTIFIED CONCEALABLE WEAPONS PERMIT 

INSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATE; TO PROVIDE FOR THE DISTRIBUTION 

AND USES OF REVENUES OF FEES IMPOSED BY THE SOUTH CARO- 

LINA LAW ENFORCEMENT DIVISION PURSUANT TO REGULATIONS 

ON PRIVATE SECURITY BUSINESSES AND THEIR EMPLOYEES; TO 

AMEND SECTION 23-3-50, RELATING TO CREDITING OF FEES COL- 

LECTED BY SLED, SO AS TO DELETE AN OBSOLETE REFERENCE; BY 

ADDING SECTION 23-6-55, SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE USE OF CER- 

TAIN FEES IMPOSED ON PRIVATE DETECTIVE AND PRIVATE SECU- 

RITY BUSINESSES AND BUSINESSES THAT PROVIDE THEIR OWN 

SECURITY BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY TO PROVIDE 

SECURITY FOR STATE AGENCIES AND THE CAPITAL COMPLEX; BY 

ADDING SECTION 23-23-140 SO AS TO ALLOW THE LAW ENFORCE- 

MENT TRAINING COUNCIL TO USE FEDERAL AND EARMARKED 

FUNDS AVAILABLE TO THE COUNCIL IN THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR 

FOR EXPENSES INCURRED ON A PROJECT IN THE PRIOR FISCAL 

YEAR AND TO ALLOW THE COUNCIL TO COLLECT, EXPEND, RETAIN, 

AND CARRY FORWARD ALL FUNDS RECEIVED BY IT FROM STATE OR 

FEDERAL AGENCIES AS REIMBURSEMENT OF COUNCIL EXPENDI- 

TURES INCURRED IN THE CURRENT OR PRIOR FISCAL YEAR WHEN 

PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT ARE MOBILIZED AND EXPENSES 

INCURRED DUE TO AN EMERGENCY; TO AMEND SECTION 24-13-80, 

AS AMENDED, RELATING TO ACCOUNTS OF INMATES OF THE SOUTH


CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR 

THE DISPOSITION OF UNCLAIMED FUNDS, NOMINAL COPAYS FOR 

CERTAIN MEDICAL EXPENSES, AND COSTS OF CREMATING AN 

UNASED INMATE; BY ADDING SECTIONS 24-1-240, 24-1-245, AND 24-1- 

255 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE USE BY THE DEPARTMENT OF COR- 

RECTIONS OF FEDERAL FUNDS RECEIVED PURSUANT TO THE STATE 

CRIMINAL ALIEN ASSISTANCE PROGRAM AND THE SOCIAL SECU- 

RITY ADMINISTRATION, AND FUNDS GENERATED BY WORK OF 

INMATES AT AN ADULT WORK ACTIVITY CENTER; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 24-13-150, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO INMATES OF THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THE 

SCHEDULE FOR MONTHLY RELEASE DATES FOR INMATES SERVING A 

SENTENCE OF SIX MONTHS OR MORE; TO AMEND SECTION 17-7-10, 

RELATING TO CIRCUMSTANCES OF DEATH REQUIRING AUTOPSY, SO 

AS TO EXCLUDE FROM THE AUTOPSY REQUIREMENT DEATH OF AN 

INMATE EXECUTED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS PURSU- 

ANT TO AN ORDER OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA SUPREME COURT; BY 

ADDING SECTION 24-1-300 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT CERTAIN REVE- 

NUE DERIVED FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS CANTEEN 

OPERATIONS MAY BE RETAINED AND EXPENDED BY THE DEPART- 

MENT TO OPERATE THE CANTEENS AND PROVIDE FOR THE WEL- 

FARE OF INMATES, OR TO SUPPLEMENT THE COSTS OF OPERATIONS, 

AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE CANTEEN OPERATION IS AN ENTER- 

PRISE FUND THAT IS NOT TO BE SUBSIDIZED BY STATE APPROPRI- 

ATED FUNDS; BY ADDING SECTION 24-13-180 SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS MAY REQUIRE AN 

OFFENDER WHO FUNCTIONS AT LESS THAN AN EIGHTH GRADE 

LEVEL TO ENROLL AND ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE IN ACADEMIC PRO- 

GRAMS, AND TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR THESE PROGRAMS; BY 

ADDING SECTION 24-1-310 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE DIRECTOR 

OF THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS MAY UTILIZE PRISON 

INDUSTRY FUNDS TO BENEFIT THE GENERAL WELFARE OF THE 

INMATE POPULATION OR SUPPLEMENT THE COSTS OF OPERATIONS; 


MENT OF CORRECTIONS MAY CHARGE AN INMATE WHO PARTICI- 

PATES IN COMMUNITY PROGRAMS A FEE FOR THE COST OF 

SUPPLYING ELECTRONIC AND TELEPHONIC MONITORING; BY ADD- 

ING SECTION 24-1-330 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF 

CORRECTIONS MAY COLLECT AND RECORD PRIVATE HEALTH 

INSURANCE INFORMATION FROM INMATES AND FILE AGAINST ANY 

PRIVATE INSURANCE POLICY COVERING AN INMATE TO RECOUP 

HEALTH CARE EXPENDITURES COVERED BY THE POLICY, AND TO 

PROVIDE THAT HEALTH CARE MUST BE PROVIDED TO AN INMATE 

REGARDLESS OF WHETHER HE IS COVERED BY INSURANCE; BY 

ADDING SECTION 24-13-670 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPART- 

MENT OF CORRECTIONS MAY CHARGE AN INMATE A TRANSPORTA- 

TION FEE TO PARTICIPATE IN ITS WORK RELEASE PROGRAM AND TO 

PROVIDE FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF THIS FEE; BY ADDING SECTION 

24-1-340 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT INMATE BARBERS IN THE DEPART- 

MENT OF CORRECTIONS INMATE BARBERING PROGRAM SHALL NOT 

BE SUBJECT TO CERTAIN LICENSING REQUIREMENTS; TO AMEND 

SECTION 24-21-87, RELATING TO FEES ALLOWED TO BE IMPOSED 

UPON OFFENDERS UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF THE SOUTH CARO- 

LINA DEPARTMENT OF PROBATION, PAROLE AND PARDON SERVICES, 

SO AS TO AUTHORIZE THE DEPARTMENT TO IMPOSE FEES ON 

OFFENDERS FOR DRUG TESTING, FOR TRANSFER OUT OF STATE PUR- 

SUANT TO THE INTERSTATE COMPACT FOR ADULT OFFENDER 

SUPERVISION, AND FOR OFFENDERS ORDERED TO PUBLIC SERVICE 

EMPLOYMENT; TO AMEND SECTION 63-19-350, RELATING TO COM- 

MUNITY SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF JUVENILE 

JUSTICE, SO AS TO ALLOW UP TO A TEN-DAY REDUCTION OF THE 

PROBATIONARY OR PAROLE TERM OF PROBATIONERS AND PAROL- 

EES UNDER THE DEPARTMENT S SUPERVISION FOR EACH MONTH OF 

COMPLIANCE WITH THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE PROBA- 

TION OR PAROLE ORDER; TO AMEND SECTION 63-19-420, RELATING 

TO AUTHORIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF JUVENILE JUSTICE TO 

SELL CERTAIN NATURAL RESOURCES, SO AS TO DIRECT THAT FUNDS 

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DERIVED FROM THE SALE BE USED FOR FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES, 

RATHER THAN CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS; BY ADDING SECTION 63- 

19-500 SO AS TO AUTHORIZE THE DEPARTMENT OF JUVENILE JUS- 

TICE TO CONDUCT AND PAY FOR DRUG TESTING OF POTENTIAL AND 

CURRENT EMPLOYEES OF THE DEPARTMENT; TO AMEND SECTION 

63-19-360, RELATING TO INSTITUTIONAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY 

THE DEPARTMENT OF JUVENILE JUSTICE, SO AS TO INCLUDE THE 

PLACING OF JUVENILES IN MARINE AND WILDROGRAMS AND 

OTHER COMMUNITY PROGRAMS OPERATED BY NONGOVERNMEN- 

TAL ENTITIES UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 1-13-70, RELATING TO THE POWERS OF THE STATE HUMAN 

AFFAIRS COMMISSION, SO AS TO ALLOW THE COMMISSION TO 

RETAIN, CARRY FORWARD, AND EXPEND FOR THE PURPOSE OF GEN- 

ERAL OPERATIONS CERTAIN REVENUE DERIVED FROM SPECIFI- 

CALLY DELINEATED SOURCES; TO AMEND SECTION 1-31-30, 

RELATING TO THE ADMINISTRATION AND FUNDING OF THE STATE 

COMMISSION FOR MINORITY AFFAIRS, SO AS TO ALLOW THE COM- 

MISSION TO RETAIN, CARRY FORWARD, AND EXPEND FOR THE SAME 

PURPOSE CERTAIN REVENUE DERIVED FROM PRIVATE SOURCES FOR 

AGENCY RESEARCH, FORUMS, TRAINING, AND INSTITUTES; BY ADD- 

ING SECTION 1-31-60 SO AS TO ALLOW THE STATE COMMISSION FOR 

MINORITY AFFAIRS TO RETAIN AND CARRY FORWARD CERTAIN 

FUNDS; BY ADDING SECTION 37-6-513 SO AS TO ALLOW THE DEPART- 

MENT OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS TO RETAIN FUNDS IT RECEIVES IN 

SETTLEMENTS OF CASES OF VIOLATIONS WITHIN ITS JURISDICTION 

AND TO ALLOW THE DEPARTMENT TO RETAIN SPECIFIED FEES, TO 

PROVIDE FOR THE USES OF THESE RETAINED SETTLEMENT FUNDS 

AND FEES, AND TO ALLOW CERTAIN OF THESE FUNDS AND SPECIFIC 

OTHER FUNDS APPROPRIATED TO THE DEPARTMENT UNEXPENDED 

AT THE END OF A FISCAL YEAR TO CARRY FORWARD TO THE 

DEPARTMENT IN THE SUCCEEDING FISCAL YEAR; BY ADDING SEC- 

TION 56-1-347 SO AS TO AUTHORIZE THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR 

VEHICLES TO CHARGE AND COLLECT PROCESSING AND OTHER 

FEES TO RECOVER THE COSTS OF PRODUCTION, PURCHASE, HAN- 

DLING, AND MAILING OF DOCUMENTS AND DATA, TO PROVIDE THAT 

THESE FEES MAY NOT EXCEED FEES CHARGED BY THE DEPART- 

MENT FOR THESE PURPOSES AS OF FEBRUARY 1, 2001, TO ALLOW 

THE DEPARTMENT TO CHARGE FEES TO RECOVER THE COSTS OF 

AUDITING AND COMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL AND STATE STATUTES 

AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING PERSONAL INFORMATION 

ALLOWED OR REQUIRED BY LAW TO BE PROVIDED TO RECIPIENTS 

ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE SUCH INFORMATION, TO PROVIDE THAT NO 

SUCH FEE MAY BE CHARGED A STATE AGENCY, AND TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE REVENUE OF ALL FEES IMPOSED PURSUANT TO THIS SEC- 

TION MUST BE CREDITED TO A SPECIAL RESTRICTED ACCOUNT FOR 

THE USE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES; BY ADDING 

SECTION 56-1-7 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF 

MOTOR VEHICLES MAY NOT SELL OR OTHERWISE PROVIDE TO PRI- 

VATE PARTIES DRIVERS LICENSE OR IDENTIFICATION CARD PHOTO- 

GRAPHS AND TO PROVIDE THAT SUCH IMAGES ARE NOT 

CONSIDERED PUBLIC RECORDS; BY ADDING SECTION 41-27-655 SO 

AS TO PROVIDE USER FEES COLLECTED BY THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

OCCUPATIONAL INFORMATION COORDINATING COMMITTEE 

THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND WORKFORCE 

MAY BE RETAINED BY THE COMMITTEE FOR ITS OPERATIONS AND 

CARRIED FORWARD AND PROVIDE THAT CERTAIN EARMARKED 

FUNDS COLLECTED BY THE DEPARTMENT MAY BE RETURNED BY IT 

AND CARRIED FORWARD; TO AMEND SECTION 57-11-80, RELATING 

TO THE BUDGET OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF TRANS- 

PORTATION, SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE CARRY FORWARD INTO THE 

SUCCEEDING FISCAL YEAR OF ALL UNEXPENDED FEDERAL FUNDS, 

STATE GENERAL FUND REVENUES, AND BOND PROCEEDS AND PRO- 

VIDE THAT EXPENDITURES OF THE DEPARTMENT FOR A FISCAL 

YEAR MAY NOT EXCEED THE TOTAL OF FUNDS APPROPRIATED TO 

AND AUTHORIZED FOR THE USE OF THE DEPARTMENT, INCLUDING 

BOND PROCEEDS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR, PLUS ANY CASH BAL- 

ANCES CARRIED FORWARD FROM THE PRIOR FISCAL YEAR; BY ADD-


ING SECTIONS 57-11-30, 57-11-50, AND 57-11-60 ALL SO AS TO ALLOW 

THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TO ESTABLISH SPECIAL 

FUNDS IN THE STATE TREASURY WITH THE STATE TREASURER S 

APPROVAL, TO ALLOW THE DEPARTMENT TO ESTABLISH A FEE 

SCHEDULE FOR PROVIDING COPIES BASED ON ESTIMATED ACTUAL 

COST, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT MUST BE CHARGED 

NOT MORE THAN IN-DISTRICT WATER AND SEWER RATES AT ITS 

REST AREAS; BY ADDING SECTION 57-3-787 SO AS TO PROVIDE THE 

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION MAY PROVIDE MEALS TO ITS 

EMPLOYEES WHO MAY NOT LEAVE ASSIGNED DUTY STATIONS AND 

MUST WORK DURING DEPLOYMENT, EMERGENCY SIMULATION 

EXERCISES, AND WHEN THE GOVERNOR DECLARES A STATE OF 

EMERGENCY; BY ADDING SECTIONS 55-1-110, 55-1-120, 55-1-130, AND 

55-1-140 S TO PROVIDE THAT REVENUE RECEIVED FROM THE 

RENTAL OF THE DIVISION S OFFICE SPACE MAY BE RETAINED AND 

EXPENDED TO COVER THE COST OF BUILDING OPERATIONS, TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT THE DIVISION SHALL PROVIDE HANGAR AND PARKING 

FACILITIES FOR GOVERNMENT OWNED OR OPERATED AIRCRAFT ON 

A FIRST COME BASIS AND THAT PERSONNEL FROM THE AGENCY 

OWNING AND OPERATING THE AIRCRAFT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR 

GROUND MOVEMENT OF ITS AIRCRAFT, TO PROVIDE THAT ALL GEN- 

ERAL AVIATION AIRPORTS SHALL RECEIVE FUNDING PRIOR TO THE 

FOUR AIR CARRIER AIRPORTS, TO SPECIFY THE MANNER IN WHICH 

AVIATION GRANTS APPROPRIATED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 

SHALL BE EXPENDED; TO AMEND SECTION 2-15-65, RELATING TO 

THE DUTIES OF THE LEGISLATIVE AUDIT COUNCIL WITH RESPECT 

TO AUDITS OF FEDERAL TITLE XX PROGRAMS, SO AS TO ALLOW THE 

COUNCIL TO USE ITS APPROPRIATIONS TO MATCH FEDERAL GRANT 

FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR AUDITS AND REVIEWS AND ALLOW THE 

COUNCIL TO CHARGE AUDITED AGENCIES FOR ANY FEDERAL 

FUNDS AVAILABLE TO THE AGENCY FOR AUDITS AND REVIEWS; TO 

AMEND SECTION 1-23-640, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE LOCA- 

TION IN COLUMBIA OF THE PRINCIPAL OFFICES OF THE ADMINIS- 

TRATIVE LAW COURT, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT COUNTIES IN WHICH 

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW COURT JUDGES RESIDE SHOULD PROVIDE, AT 

THE JUDGE S REQUEST, OFFICE SPACE AND UTILITIES, INCLUDING 

TELEPHONE FOR THE JUDGE WITHIN THE COUNTY S EXISTING 

FACILITIES IF SPACE IS AVAILABLE AND PROVIDE THAT THE 

REQUEST MAY BE MADE ONLY BY A JUDGE WHO RESIDES MORE 

THAN FIFTY MILES FROM THE COURT S PRINCIPAL OFFICES; BY 

ADDING SECTION 1-23-675 SO AS TO ALLOW THE ADMINISTRATIVE 

LAW COURT TO RETAIN REVENUES IT RECEIVES FOR PRINTING AND 

DISTRIBUTION OF COURT DOCUMENTS AND USE THOSE REVENUES 

TO DEFRAY THE COSTS OF PRINTING AND DISTRIBUTING THOSE 

DOCUMENTS; BY ADDING SECTION 1-3-60 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT 

CERTAIN FUNDS ALLOCATED TO THE GOVERNOR S OFFICE FOR 

EXECUTIVE POLICY AND PROGRAMS MAY BE CARRIED FORWARD 

AND USED FOR MATCHING COMMITTED AND UNANTICIPATED 

GRANT FUNDS; TO AMEND SECTION 63-11-1140, RELATING TO THE 

FUNCTIONS OF THE CHILDREN S CASE RESOLUTION SYSTEM, SO AS 

TO PROVIDE UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS THAT AMOUNTS APPRO- 

PRIATED TO THE CHILDREN S CASE RESOLUTION SYSTEM FOR PRI- 

VATE PLACEMENT OF HANDICAPPED SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN MUST 

BE USED FOR EXPENSES INCURRED IN THE EVALUATION OF CHIL- 

DREN REFERRED TO THE SYSTEM TO FACILITATE APPROPRIATE 

PLACEMENT AND TO PAY CERTAIN PERCENTAGES OF THE EXCESS 

COST OF PRIVATE PLACEMENT OVER AND ABOVE ONE-PER-PUPIL 

SHARE OF STATE AND LOCAL FUNDS GENERATED BY THE EDUCA- 

TION FINANCE ACT AND THE ONE-PER-PUPIL SHARE OF APPLICABLE 

FEDERAL FUNDS AND TO DEFINE SIGNIFICANT FISCAL IMPACT ; BY 

ADDING SECTION 16-3-1430 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT IT IS THE 

INTENT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY THAT AMOUNTS APPROPRI- 

ATED FOR VICTIM ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS IN SOLICITORS OFFICES 

MUST BE IN ADDITION TO AMOUNTS PROVIDED BY THE COUNTIES 

FOR THESE SERVICES, TO PROVIDE THAT EACH SOLICITOR S OFFICE 

SHALL SUBMIT AN ANNUAL FINANCIAL AND PROGRAMMATIC 

REPORT FOR THE PRECEDING FISCAL YEAR BY OCTOBER FIRST OF 

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EACH YEAR, TO PROVIDE THAT FUNDS APPROPRIATED FOR THE VIC- 

TIM/WITNESS PROGRAM MUST BE EQUALLY DIVIDED AMONG THE 

JUDICIAL CIRCUITS, LESS ADJUSTMENTS MADE FOR BUDGET 

REDUCTIONS, AND TO ENUMERATE THE TYPES OF SERVICES FOR 

WHICH THESE FUNDS MAY BE USED; TO AMEND SECTION 63-11-700, 

RELATING TO THE DIVISION FOR REVIEW OF THE FOSTER CARE OF 

CHILDREN, SO AS TO AUTHORIZE THE DIVISION TO RESTRUCTURE 

CERTAIN PROGRAMS IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN CONTINUOUS OPERA- 

TIONS WITHIN EXISTING RESOURCES AS DICTATED BY BUDGET 

REDUCTIONS, TO PROVIDE THAT RESTRUCTURING DECISIONS MUST 

BE BASED ON THE AVAILABILITY OF EXISTING FUNDS, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT THIS AUTHORITY SUPERSEDES PREVIOUS STATUTORY 

OR REGULATORY MANDATES; TO AMEND SECTION 63-11-500, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO THE CASS ELIAS MCCARTER GUARDIAN 

AD LITEM PROGRAM, SO TO PROVIDE THAT BOTH THE PROGRAM 

AND THE FUNDS APPROPRIATED TO THE OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR, 

DIVISION OF CHILDREN S SERVICES, GUARDIAN AD LITEM PRO- 

GRAM MMS WITHIN THE DIVISION OF CHILDREN S SERVICES AND 

MUST BE EXPENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE GUARDIAN 

AD LITEM PROGRAM, AND TO DIRECT THE DEPARTMENT OF REVE- 

NUE TO REDUCE THE RATE OF INTEREST PAID ON ELIGIBLE 

REFUNDS BY TWO PERCENTAGE POINTS WITH THE RESULTING REV- 

ENUE TO BE USED EXCLUSIVELY FOR GUARDIAN AD LITEM PRO- 

GRAM S OPERATIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 63-11-1330, RELATING TO 

THE CONTINUUM OF CARE FOR EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED CHIL- 

DREN DIVISION, SO AS TO AUTHORIZE THE DIVISION TO CARRY FOR- 

WARD APPROPRIATED FUNDS FOR THE CONTINUATION OF 

SERVICES; TO AMEND SECTION 10-3-60, RELATING TO RENT REVE- 

NUE FROM THE GOVERNOR S MANSION COMPLEX, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE RETENTION AND USES FOR THE COLLECTED 

REVENUE, AND TO PROVIDE THAT UNEXPENDED FUNDS MUST BE 

CARRIED FORWARD FROM THE PRIOR FISCAL YEAR AND USED FOR 

THE SAME PURPOSE; TO AMEND SECTION 43-21-110, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO THE DIVISION ON AGING WITHIN THE OFFICE OF THE 

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, SO AS TO CORRECT ARCHAIC LANGUAGE, 

TO DIRECT CERTAIN USES OF FUNDS APPROPRIATED UNDER DISTRI- 

BUTION TO SUBDIVISIONS, TO AUTHORIZE THE DIVISION TO 

RECEIVE AND EXPEND REGISTRATION FEES FOR EDUCATIONAL, 

TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION PURPOSES, AND TO PROVIDE THAT 

UNEXPENDED FUNDS FROM APPROPRIATIONS TO THE OFFICE ON 

AGING FOR HOME AND COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES SHALL BE 

CARRIED FORWARD FROM THE PRIOR FISCAL YEAR AND USED FOR 

THE SAME PURPOSE; BY ADDING SECTION 11-3-135 SO AS TO ALLOW 

THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL TO DESIGNATE CERTAIN EMPLOYEES 

TO SIGN WARRANTS IN HIS STEAD, TO AUTHORIZE THE STATE TREA- 

SURER TO ACCEPT THESE WARRANTS WHEN NOTIFIED BY THE 

COMPTROLLER GENERAL AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE SIGNATURE 

OF DESIGNEES DOES NOT RELIEVE THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF 

RESPONSIBILITY FOR WARRANTS SIGNED BY DESIGNEES; BY ADD- 

ING SECTION 11-5-145 SO AS TO ALLOW THE STATE TREASURER TO 

DESIGNATE CERTAIN EMPLOYEES TO SIGN PAYMENTS IN HIS STEAD; 

TO AMEND SECTION 11-9-660, RELATING TO LEGAL INVESTMENTS 

FOR STATE FUNDS INVESTED BY THE STATE TREASURER, SO AS TO 

ALLOW THE STATE TREASURER TO POOL FUNDS FROM ACCOUNTS 

FOR INVESTMENT PURPOSES; BY ADDING SECTION 11-35-1270 SO AS 

TO PROVIDE THAT BEFORE ANY GOVERNMENTAL BODY PROCURES 

ANY ARTIFACTS WITH A VALUE IN EXCESS OF ONE THOUSAND DOL- 

LARS, THE AGENCY HEAD SHALL PREPARE A WRITTEN DETERMINA- 

TION SPECIFYING THE NEED FOR SUCH OBJECTS AND DETERMINING 

THAT THE ITEM IS REASONABLY PRICED, EXCEPT WHERE SPECIFIC 

STATUTORY AUTHORITY IS OTHERWISE PROVIDED, FOR REVIEW 

AND APPROVAL BY THE SOUTH CAROLINA ARTS COMMISSION; TO 

AMEND SECTION 11-35-710, RELATING TO EXEMPTIONS ALLOWED 

CERTAIN AGENCIES AND CERTAIN ITEMS FROM THE SOUTH CARO- 

LINA PROCUREMENT CODE, SO AS TO DELETE PROVISIONS RELAT- 

ING TO THE SOUTH CAROLINA ARTS COMMISSION AND THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA MUSEUM COMMISSION; TO AMEND SECTION 11-35-1510,


RELATING TO THOSE STATE PROCUREMENT CONTRACTS EXEMPT 

FROM COMPETITIVE SEALED BIDDING, SO AS TO EXEMPT THE PRO- 

CUREMENT OF HISTORICAL ARTIFACTS, SCIENTIFIC SPECIMENS, 

AND ART WORK; TO AMEND SECTION 10-1-10, RELATING TO MAIN- 

TAINING THE STATE HOUSE AND ITS GROUNDS, SO AS TO REQUIRE 

FUNDS APPROPRIATED TO THE STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL 

BOARD FOR STATE HOUSE MAINTENANCE, OPERATIONS, AND RENO- 

VATIONS TO GO INTO A SEPARATE FUND EXPENDITURE FROM 

WHICH MUST BE REPORTED TO THE STATE HOUSE COMMITTEE; BY 

ADDING SECTION 8-11-172 SO AS TO PROVIDE THOSE CIRCUM- 

STANCES IN WHICH STATE EMPLOYEES MAY RECEIVE SALARY SUP- 

PLEMENTS, THE REPORTING REQUIREMENTS FOR SUPPLEMENTS, 

AND TO PROVIDE THE MANNER IN WHICH APPROPRIATED FUNDS 

ARE DISTRIBUTED FOR SALARY INCREASES; TO AMEND SECTION 1- 

11-725, RELATING TO THE EXPERIENCE RATING OF LOCAL DISABILI- 

TIES AND SPECIAL NEEDS ENTITIES FOR PURPOSES OF DETERMIN- 

ING STATE HEALTH AND DENTAL INSURANCE PREMIUM COSTS, SO 

AS TO PROVIDE THAT FUNDING INCREASES MUST BE PROVIDED TO 

THESE ENTITIES FOR THEIR EMPLOYER SHARE OF HEALTH AND 

DENTAL INSURANCE PREMIUMS AS SUCH INCREASES ARE PRO- 

VIDED FOR STATE AGENCIES; TO AMEND SECTION 1-11-720, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO THOSE ENTITIES ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE 

INEALTH AND DENTAL INSURANCE PLANS, SO AS TO ALLOW MEM- 

BERS OF THE STATE LOTTERY COMMISSION AND BOARD MEMBERS 

OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE 

BANK AND THEIR ELIGIBLE DEPARTMENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE 

PLANS UPON PAYMENT OF THE FULL PREMIUM COST; BY ADDING 

SECTION 1-11-765 SO AS TO ESTABLISH THROUGH THE EMPLOYMENT 

INSURANCE PROGRAM ADMINISTERED BY THE STATE BUDGET AND 

CONTROL BOARD THE EMPLOYEE ADOPTION ASSISTANCE PRO- 

GRAM AND PROVIDE FOR ITS ADMINISTRATION AND FUNDING; BY 

ADDING SECTION 8-7-100 SO AS TO ALLOW ADDITIONAL ACCRUED 

ANNUAL LEAVE AND UP TO NINETY DAYS OF ACCUMULATED SICK 

LEAVE TO BE USED AS ANNUAL LEAVE IN A CALENDAR YEAR BY 

PERMANENT FULL-TIME STATE EMPLOYEES ON ACTIVE MILITARY 

DUTY AS A RESULT OF AN EMERGENCY OR CONFLICT DECLARED 

BY THE PRESIDENT; BY ADDING SECTION 59-101-182 SO AS TO 

REQUIRE ANTENNA AND TOWER OPERATIONS ON CAMPUSES OF 

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS TO CONFORM TO PRESENT AND FUTURE 

CAMPUSES MASTER PLANS AS DETERMINED SOLELY BY THE INSTI- 

TUTION; TO AMEND SECTION 1-11-710, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

THE INSURANCE PROGRAM REQUIRED TO BE OFFERED TO STATE 

EMPLOYEES UNDER THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE STATE BUDGET 

AND CONTROL BOARD, SO AS TO AUTHORIZE THAT BOARD TO DIF- 

FERENTIATE IN THE PREMIUMS CHARGED TO SMOKERS AND NON- 

SMOKERS IN THE STATE HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAMS AND 

ESTABLISH A MAXIMUM DIFFERENTIAL; TO AMEND SECTION 8-11- 

160, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE AGENCY HEAD SALARY COM- 

MISSION, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE COMMISSION ON INDIGENT 

DEFENSE AND THE PROSECUTION COORDINATION COMMISSION 

ARE SUBJECT TO THE JURISDICTION OF THE AGENCY HEAD SALARY 

COMMISSION AND PROVIDE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR SALARY 

NEGOTIATIONS TO FILL A VACANCY FOR A STATE AGENCY HEAD OR 

TECHNICAL COLLEGE PRESIDENT, TO PROVIDE A MINIMUM AND 

MAXIMUM RANGE FOR SUCH SALARIES, TO PROVIDE THOSE 

REQUIREMENTS FOR NEWLY ESTABLISHED AGENCIES AND TECHNI- 

CAL COLLEGES; TO AMEND SECTION 8-11-165, AS AMENDED, RELAT- 

ING TO, AMONG OTHER THINGS, A PERIODIC STUDY OF 

COMPENSATION FOR AGENCY HEADS AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE 

PRESIDENTS, SO AS TO REQUIRE THE COMPENSATION STUDY TO BE 

CONDUCTED EVERY FOUR YEARS, AND TO PROVIDE FOR A PERI- 

ODIC STUDY OF AGENCY HEAD AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE PRESI- 

DENT COMPENSATION; BY ADDING SECTIONS 12-4-398, 12-4-400, 12-4- 

402, AND 12-4-404 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR REIMBURSEMENT TO THE 

DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE FOR THE EXPENSES INCURRED BY CER- 

TAIN SUBPOENAED EMPLOYEES, TO PROVIDE THAT FUNDS 

AWARDED THAT DEPARTMENT MUST BE RETAINED AND CARRIED 

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FORWARD AND PROVIDE FOR THEIR USE, BY PROVIDING FOR THAT 

DEPARTMENT TO SHARE EQUALLY WITH THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

BUSINESS ONE STOP PROGRAM COLLECTION ASSISTANCE FEES, 

PROVIDE FOR THE USE OF THESE FEES AND PROVIDE THAT UNEX- 

PENDED FEES ARE CARRIED FORWARD TO SUCCEEDING FISCAL 

YEARS AND USED AND SHARED IN THE SAME MANNER; TO AMEND 

SECTION 12-21-2420, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE IMPOSITION 

OF AND EXEMPTIONS FROM THE ADMISSIONS LICENSE TAX; BY 

ADDING SECTION 11-5-135 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE STATE TREA- 

SURER SHALL DISTRIBUTE AMOUNTS APPROPRIATED IN THE 

ANNUAL GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT AS STATE SALARY SUP- 

PLEMENTS FOR COUNTY CLERKS OF COURT, PROBATE JUDGES, 

SHERIFFS, REGISTERS OF DEEDS, CORONERS, AUDITORS, AND TREA- 

SURERS, TO PROVIDE FOR THE MANNER AND TIMING OF THESE DIS- 

TRIBUTIONS, AND TO EXPRESS THE INTENT OF THE GENERAL 

ASSEMBLY WITH RESPECT TO THESE DISTRIBUTIONS; BY ADDING 

SECTION 8-1-195 SO AS TO ALLOW STATE AGENCIES AND OFFICES TO 

PAY THE MANDATORY SOUTH CAROLINA BAR DUES OWED BY 

ATTORNEYS EMPLOYED BY THESE AGENCIES AND OFFICES; BY 

ADDING ARTICLE 27 TO CHAPTER 1, TITLE 1 SO AS TO ALLOW AGEN- 

CIES RECEIVING CASE SERVICES APPROPRIATIONS TO EXPEND PRE- 

VIOUS FISCAL YEAR APPROPRIATIONS ON CASE SERVICE 

OBLIGATIONS INCURRED IN THE PREVIOUS FISCAL YEAR BUT NOT 

BILLED UNTIL THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR, TO PROVIDE THAT CER- 

TAIN AGENCIES MAY EXPEND APPROPRIATIONS TO COVER PRO- 

GRAM OPERATIONS OF PRIOR FISCAL YEARS WHERE ADJUSTMENT 

OF PRIOR YEARS ARE NECESSARY UNDER FEDERAL REGULATIONS 

OR AUDIT EXCEPTIONS, TO REQUIRE STATE AGENCIES AND INSTITU- 

TIONS THAT OPERATE A CHILDCARE FACILITY TO CHARGE FEES 

COMPARABLE TO PRIVATE CHILDCARE FACILITIES; TO PROHIBIT A 

STATE AGENCY FROM EXPENDING FUNDS FOR ANY TYPE OF MENU 

OPTION TELEPHONE ANSWERING DEVICE, AND TO SPECIFY WHEN 

THE PROHIBITION APPLIES, AND TO ALLOW A STATE AGENCY TO 

USE AN INSURANCE REIMBURSEMENT TO OFFSET EXPENSES 

RELATED TO THE CLAIM; BY ADDING CHAPTER 136 TO TITLE 44 SO 

AS TO ESTABLISH THE SOUTH CAROLINA HEALTH AND HUMAN SER- 

VICES DATA WAREHOUSE AND PROVIDE FOR ITS OPERATION; BY 

ADDING SECTION 8-11-125 SO AS TO ESTABLISH THAT IT IS THE POL- 

ICY OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA TO CONDUCT ALL PERSON- 

NEL POLICIES AND ACTIONS IN A NONDISCRIMINATORY MANNER 

AND PROVIDE FOR AFFIRMATIVE ACTION TO REMEDY THE EFFECTS 

OF PAST DISCRIMINATION, TO PROVIDE FOR STATE AGENCY 

REPORTING TO THE STATE HUMAN AFFAIRS COMMISSION OF 

EMPLOYMENT DUTIES ALLOWING THAT COMMISSION TO REVIEW 

THE SUCCESS OF THE AGENCY S AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN, TO 

PROVIDE FOR NOTICE TO THE STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD 

OF AN AGENCY NOT MAKING SATISFACTORY PROGRESS, AND TO 

PROVIDE FOR ACTION BY THAT BOARD TO ENSURE GOOD FAITH 

EFFORTS TO COMPLY; BY ADDING SECTION 11-11-195 SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR CONTROL OVER THE NUMBER OF STATE EMPLOYEES BY 

REQUIRING THE STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD TO SUPER- 

VISE THOSE NUMBERS BY THE SYSTEM OF TRACKING FULL-TIME 

EQUIVALENT POSITIONS (FTE S) AND PROVIDE FOR THE MONITOR- 

ING AND REPORTING OF THE NUMBER OF STATE EMPLOYEES USING 

THE FTE MEASURE; BY ADDING SECTION 11-11-235 SO AS TO ALLOW 

STATE AGENCIES TO CARRY FORWARD UP TO TEN PERCENT OF 

UNSPENT GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATIONS AT THE END OF THE FIS- 

CAL YEAR TO THE SUCCEEDING FISCAL YEAR, TO PROVIDE HOW 

THIS CARRY FORWARD IS CALCULATED, TO PROVIDE FOR THE SUS- 

PENSION OF THIS CARRY FORWARD IF THERE IS A YEAR END GEN- 

ERAL FUND DEFICIT AND THE USE OF THESE CARRY FORWARDS TO 

REPLACE THE DEFICIT, AND TO PROVIDE THAT CARRY FORWARDS 

ARE NOT INCLUDED IN AN AGENCY S GENERAL FUND APPROPRIA- 

TIONS BASE; BY ADDING SECTION 2-7-131 SO AS TO REQUIRE EACH 

STATE AGENCY TO PROVIDE A REPORT DETAILING THE AMOUNT OF 

ITS OUTSTANDING DEBT AND ALL METHODS IT HAS USED TO COL- 

LECT THAT DEBT; BY ADDING SECTION 11-11-265 SO AS TO PROVIDE


THAT THE STATE MEDICAID PLAN SHALL PROVIDE BENEFITS TO DIS- 

ABLED CHILDREN, AND TO REQUIRE CERTAIN AGENCIES TO IDEN- 

TIFY FUNDS THAT CAN BE USED AS STATE MATCH TO SERVE 

DISABLED CHILDREN; BY ADDING SECTION 34-11-140 SO AS TO 

ALLOW A STATE AGENCY TO COLLECT A SERVICE CHARGE TO 

COVER THE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH PROCESSING AND COLLEC- 

TION OF CERTAIN DISHONORED INSTRUMENTS OR ELECTRONIC 

PAYMENTS; BY ADDING SECTIONS 8-11-188 AND 8-11-189 SO AS TO 

ALLOW STATE AGENCIES, IN CONSULTATION WITH THE DIVISION OF 

HUMAN RESOURCES OF THE STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD 

TO ESTABLISH A PROGRAM TO REALIGN RESOURCES INCLUDING 

SEPARATION INCENTIVE PAYMENTS AND CONTINUED EMPLOYER 

PAYMENT OF HEALTH AND DENTAL INSURANCE PREMIUMS NOT TO 

EXCEED ONE YEAR, TO PROVIDE THAT PROGRAM PARTICIPATION IS 

VOLUNTARY AND PROVIDE OTHER APPLICABLE PROVISIONS AND 

REPORTING REQUIREMENTS, TO ALLOW STATE AGENCY HEADS AND 

CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS TO TAKE UP TO THIRTY-SIX FURLOUGH 

DAYS IN A FISCAL YEAR AND PROVIDE FOR THE STATUS OF THESE 

OFFICERS WHILE FURLOUGHED, AND TO ALLOW AGENCY HEADS TO 

INSTITUTE A VOLUNTARY FURLOUGH PROGRAM FOR AGENCY 

EMPLOYEES OF UP TO NINETY DAYS IN A FISCAL YEAR AND PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE CIRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH SUCH A PROGRAM MAY 

BE INSTITUTED AND THE STATUS OF AFFECTED EMPLOYEES; TO 

AMEND SECTION 11-11-170, RELATING TO THE USE OF REVENUES 

PAYABLE PURSUANT TO THE MASTER SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT, SO 

AS TO AUTHORIZE STATE AGENCIES TO RETAIN AND CARRY FOR- 

WARD ANY UNEXPENDED TOBACCO SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT 

FUNDS FROM THE PRIOR FISCAL YEAR INTO THE CURRENT FISCAL 

YEAR AND TO EXPEND SUCH FUNDS FOR THE SAME PURPOSE; BY 

ADDING SECTION 25-11-95 SO AS TO REQUIRE THE DIRECTORS OF 

THE DIVISION OF VETERANS AFFAIRS TO APPOINT AN ADDITIONAL 

CLAIMS REPRESENTATIVE WHO, IN ADDITION TO BEING CHARGED 

WITH THE DUTY OF ASSISTING ALL EX-SERALL SPECIALIZE IN THE 

SPECIFIC NEEDS AND DISEASES ASSOCIATED WITH VETERANS OF 

THE VIETNAM ERA, AND TO FURTHER PROVIDE FOR THE DUTIES OF 

THE ADDITIONAL CLAIMS REPRESENTATIVE; BY ADDING SECTION 

59-1-485 SO AS TO AUTHORIZE THE GOVERNOR S SCHOOL FOR THE 

ARTS AND HUMANITIES, SPECIAL SCHOOL FOR SCIENCE AND MATH- 

EMATICS, WIL LOU GRAY OPPORTUNITY SCHOOL, AND JOHN DE LA 

HOWE SCHOOL TO CHARGE, EXPEND, AND CARRY FORWARD UNEX- 

PENDED FEE REVENUES TO SUCCEEDING FISCAL YEARS, FEES 

CHARGED FOR FACILITY AND EQUIPMENT RENTAL AND REGISTRA- 

TION AT THESE SCHOOLS; TO AMEND SECTION 1-1-970, RELATING TO 

PERSONNEL DATA REQUIRED TO BE REPORTED TO THE DIVISION OF 

HUMAN RESOURCES OF THE STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD, 

SO AS TO REVISE THE REPORTING REQUIREMENTS; BY ADDING SEC- 

TION 11-11-225 SO AS TO AUTHORIZE THE STATE BUDGET DIVISION 

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE IN THE PHASE-IN OF THE OPERATIONS OF 

RESTRUCTURED STATE AGENCIES; TO AMEND SECTION 11-11-15, 

RELATING TO THE GOVERNOR S SUBMISSION OF THE RECOM- 

MENDED STATE BUDGET FOR THE UPCOMING FISCAL YEAR TO THE 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SO AS TO REQUIRE THAT RECOMMENDED 

BUDGET TO BE CERTIFIED BY THE DIRECTOR OF THE DIVISION OF 

STATE BUDGET OF THE STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD, OR 

THE DIRECTOR S DESIGNEE, IN THE SAME MANNER AS ARE THE 

VERSIONS OF THE ANNUAL GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS BILL 

PASSED BY THE HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE AND THE 

SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE; BY ADDING SECTION 56-1-560 SO AS 

TO REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES TO PROVIDE 

CERTAIN DATA AND REPORTS TO THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPOR- 

TATION AT NO COST; BY ADDING SECTION 14-1-237 SO AS TO IMPOSE 

A FIVE DOLLAR SURCHARGE FOR MISDEMEANOR TRAFFIC 

OFFENSES OR NONTRAFFIC VIOLATIONS IN GENERAL SESSIONS 

COURT, MAGISTRATES OR MUNICIPAL COURT FOR THE SUPPORT OF 

THE SOUTH CAROLINA CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACADEMY, TO PROVIDE 

THAT THIS SURCHARGE DOES NOT APPLY TO PARKING VIOLATIONS 

AND MAY NOT BE WAIVED, SUSPENDED, OR REDUCED, AND TO PRO- 

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VIDE FOR THE REMITTING, TRANSFER, AND ACCOUNTING FOR THIS 

SURCHARGE REVENUE. 

01/10/13 Senate Introduced and read first time 



S 0212 General Bill, By Alexander 



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE OFFENSE OF ASSAULT 

AND BATTERY OF A HIGH AND AGGRAVATED NATURE, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT A PERSON THAT UNLAWFULLY INJURES A LAW 

ENFORCEMENT OFFICER, EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE PRO- 

VIDER, OR FIREFIGHTER, COMMITS THE OFFENSE OF ASSAULT AND 

BATTERY OF A HIGH AND AGGRAVATED NATURE. 





S 0213 (Rat # 0016, Act # 0011) General Bill, By Cleary, Davis, L. Martin, 

Peeler, Williams, Campbell, Cromer, Rankin, Shealy, Alexander, Gregory, 

Bryant, Bennett, Nicholson, Johnson, Setzler, Ford and Campsen 


BY ADDING CHAPTER 57 TO TITLE 33 SO AS TO AUTHORIZE QUALI- 

FIED NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TO OPERATE AND CONDUCT RAF- 

FLES THROUGH REGISTRATION WITH THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

SECRETARY OF STATE, TO PROVIDE STANDARDS FOR THESE 

EVENTS, TO REQUIRE PROCEEDS TO BE USED FOR CHARITABLE PUR- 

POSES, TO PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS, AND TO REPEAL 

THESE PROVISIONS JULY 1, 2020, UNLESS REAUTHORIZED BY THE 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND TO PROVIDE FOR SIMILAR REPEALS AT 

TEN-YEAR INTERVALS. - ratified title 



01/18/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Rankin (ch), Hutto, Bennett 


SJ-10 









03/20/13 House Committee report: Favorable Judiciary 




04/18/13 Ratified R 16 


04/29/13 Effective date See Act for Effective Date 

04/30/13 Act No. 11 

S 0214 (Rat # 0048) General Bill, By Fair and Ford 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS CONCERNING THE 

MASSAGE/BODYWORK PRACTICE ACT, SO AS TO ADD, REVISE, AND 

DELETE DEFINITIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 40-30-40, RELATING TO 

THE ADVISORY PANEL FOR MASSAGE/BODYWORK THERAPY UNDER 

THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION, SO AS 

TO REDESIGNATE THE ADVISORY PANEL TO BE KNOWN AS THE 

PANEL , TO REVISE QUALIFICATIONS AND MANNER OF APPOINT- 

MENT OF PANEL MEMBERS, AND TO PROVIDE COMPENSATION FOR 

MEMBERS AND REIMBURSEMENT OF CERTAIN EXPENSES; TO 

AMEND SECTION 40-30-50, RELATING TO DUTIES OF THE PANEL, SO


AS TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL DUTIES AND POWERS; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 40-30-60, RELATING TO USE OF EMPLOYEES OF THE DEPART- 

MENT AND PROMULGATION OF REGULATIONS BY THE BOARD, SO 

AS TO REMOVE OBSOLETE REFERENCES; TO AMEND SECTION 40-30- 

90, RELATING TO REPORTING REQUIREMENTS, SO AS TO REMOVE AN 

OBSOLETE REFERENCE; TO AMEND SECTION 40-30-110, RELATING TO 

QUALIFICATIONS FOR LICENSURE, SO AS TO REQUIRE CLASSROOM 

STUDY INSTEAD OF SUPERVISED STUDY, AND TO SPECIFY PROFES- 

SIONAL EXAMINATIONS CONSIDERED ACCEPTABLE FOR LICEN- 

SURE; TO AMEND SECTION 40-30-200, RELATING TO COMPLAINTS 

CONCERNING THE FITNESS OF A LICENSEE TO PRACTICE, SO AS TO 

MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES; TO AMEND SECTION 40-30-220, 

RELATING TO EQUITABLE REMEDIES AVAILABLE TO THE PANEL, SO 

AS TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES; TO AMEND SECTION 40-30- 

230, RELATING TO GROUNDS OF MISCONDUCT, SO AS TO MAKE CON- 

FORMING CHANGES AND REVISE THE GROUNDS RELATED TO CON- 

VICTIONS FOR CERTAIN CRIMINAL CONDUCT; TO AMEND SECTION 

40-30-240, RELATING TO INVESTIGATIONS OF MISCONDUCT RELATED 

TO SUBSTANCE ABUSE, SO AS TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES 

AND REVISE LANGUAGE CONCERNING RECORDS THE PANEL 

OBTAINS IN AN INVESTIGATION; TO AMEND SECTION 40-30-250, 

RELATING TO ACTIONS THE BOARD MAY TAKE IN RESPONSE TO A 

DISCIPLINARY VIOLATION, SO AS TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES 

AND ADD PROVISIONS CONCERNING A PRIVATE REPRIMAND; TO 

AMEND SECTION 40-30-260, RELATING TO VOLUNTARY SURRENDER 

OF A LICENSE, SO AS TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES; TO AMEND 

SECTION 40-30-270, RELATING TO APPEALS FROM DISCIPLINARY 

PANEL DECISIONS, SO AS TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES; TO 

AMEND SECTION 40-30-300, RELATING TO SERVICE OF PROCESS ON 

NONRESIDENTS, SO AS TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES; TO 

AMEND SECTION 40-30-310, RELATING TO CIVIL PENALTIES, SO AS TO 

MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES; AND TO REPEAL SECTION 40-30-65 

RELATING TO THE CREATION AND STRUCTURE OF THE DISCIPLIN- 

ARY PANEL, SECTION 40-30-70 RELATING TO DUTIES OF THE DISCI- 

PLINARY PANEL, AND SECTION 40-30-210 RELATING TO PROCEDURES 

BEFORE THE DISCIPLINARY PANEL. - ratified title 



SJ-37 



















06/04/13 Ratified R 48 

S 0215 Concurrent Resolution, By Hayes 



OF TRANSPORTATION NAME THE BRIDGE IN YORK COUNTY THAT 

CROSSES INTERSTATE HIGHWAY 77 ALONG SUTTON ROAD THE 

PATRIOT LEONARD A. FARRINGTON 9/11 MEMORIAL BRIDGE AND 

ERECT APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS AT THIS BRIDGE THAT 

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CONTAIN THE WORDS PATRIOT LEONARD A. FARRINGTON 9/11 

MEMORIAL BRIDGE . 



S 0216 Concurrent Resolution, By Ford 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JENNI- 

FER LOVEDAY-DONOVAN OF CHARLESTON COUNTY, AND TO CON- 

GRATULATE HER FOR BEING NAMED MRS. SOUTH CAROLINA 

AMERICA 2013. 



S 0217 Resolution, By Fair, Corbin, Allen, Bright and S. Martin 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR CHARLOTTE 

LYNCH ON HER RETIREMENT FROM THE GREENVILLE COUNTY DEL- 

EGATION OFFICE. 


S 0218 Concurrent Resolution, By Johnson 


OF TRANSPORTATION NAME THE PORTION OF UNITED STATES HIGH- 

WAY 15 IN CLARENDON COUNTY FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH JIM 

ROSS ROAD TO THE SUMMERTON TOWN LIMIT PATROLMAN JOHN 

RAY RIDDLE MEMORIAL HIGHWAY AND ERECT APPROPRIATE 

MARKERS OR SIGNS ALONG THIS PORTION OF HIGHWAY THAT CON- 

TAIN THE WORDS PATROLMAN JOHN RAY RIDDLE MEMORIAL HIGH- 

WAY . 








HJ-41 



04/18/13 House Read third time and sent to Senate HJ-57 

S 0219 Resolution, By Sheheen, Courson, L. Martin, Campsen and 

Nicholson 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR MRS. AMY 

JOHNSON MCLESTER FOR HER OUTSTANDING AND DEDICATED SER- 

VICE ON THE SOUTH CAROLINA JUDICIAL MERIT SELECTION COM- 

MISSION. 



A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JANE 

ELIZABETH DAVIS PIGG, OWNER OF CHERAW S WCRE RADIO STA- 

TIONS AND EXECUTIVE PRODUCER OF THE PEE DEE BROADCASTING 

SPORTS NETWORK, FOR MORE THAN THIRTY-EIGHT YEARS OF OUT- 

STANDING RADIO BROADCASTING IN THE PALMETTO STATE, AND 

TO CONGRATULATE HER FOR BEING NOMINATED FOR INDUCTION 

INTO THE SOUTH CAROLINA BROADCASTERS ASSOCIATION HALL 

OF FAME. 




S 0221 (Rat # 0049) General Bill, By Hayes 

AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 36-4A-108, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH 

CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE- 

FUNDS TRANSFERS, SO AS TO MAKE THE CHAPTER APPLICABLE TO 

REMITTANCE TRANSFERS, UNLESS THE REMITTANCE TRANSFER IS 

AN ELECTRONIC FUND TRANSFER, AND TO PROVIDE THAT, IN THE


EVENT THERE IS AN INCONSISTENCY BETWEEN THE APPLICABLE 

PROVISION OF THE CHAPTER AND THE APPLICABLE PROVISION OF 

THE ELECTRONIC FUND TRANSFER ACT, THE PROVISION OF THE 

ELECTRONIC FUND TRANSFER ACT GOVERNS. - ratified title 



01/28/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Gregory (ch), Allen, Bennett, 

Johnson, Turner 







HJ-5 








06/04/13 Ratified R 49 



BY ADDING SECTION 24-21-705 TO PROVIDE THAT, UPON RECEIPT OF 

THE NOTICE OF A PAROLE HEARING, THE VICTIM AND MEMBERS OF 

THE VICTIM S IMMEDIATE FAMILY MAY SUBMIT WRITTEN STATE- 

MENTS TO THE BOARD OF PROBATION, PAROLE AND PARDON SER- 

VICES, TO PROVIDE THAT THE STATEMENTS MUST BE CONSIDERED 

BY THE BOARD IN MAKING ITS DETERMINATION OF PAROLE, AND 

TO PROVIDE THAT THE STATEMENTS MUST BE RETAINED BY THE 

BOARD AND MUST BE SUBMITTED AT SUBSEQUENT PAROLE HEAR- 

INGS IF THE SUBMITTING PERSON DECLARES THAT THE STATEMENT 

STILL REPRESENTS THE PERSON S PRESENT POSITION. 


01/15/13 Senate Referred to Committee on Corrections and Penology SJ-5 



BY ADDING SECTION 50-11-108 TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON MAY 

USE A FIREARM TO KILL OR ATTEMPT TO KILL ANY ANIMAL DUR- 

ING ANY SEASON IN SELF-DEFENSE, DEFENSE OF ANOTHER, OR 

DEFENSE OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS, TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON 

WHO USES DEADLY FORCE AGAINST A BIG GAME ANIMAL OR ALLI- 

GATOR MUST REPORT THE INCIDENT TO THE DEPARTMENT OF NAT- 

URAL RESOURCES, TO PROVIDE THAT CERTAIN ANIMAL CARCASSES 

TAKEN PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION MAY NOT BE RETAINED, AND 

TO PROVIDE A PENALTY FOR FAILURE TO REPORT THE INCIDENT OR 

SURRENDER THE CARCASS TO THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL 

RESOURCES. 



02/07/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable with amendment Fish, Game 

and Forestry SJ-15 








S 0224 Joint Resolution, By Davis, S. Martin, Verdin, Bryant and Shealy 


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A JOINT RESOLUTION TO NULLIFY IN SOUTH CAROLINA ANY PRESI- 

DENTIAL EXECUTIVE ORDER RESTRICTING, ABRIDGING, OR OTHER- 

WISE INFRINGING UPON A CITIZEN S SECOND AMENDMENT RIGHT 

TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS. 






TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER 

RESTRUCTURING ACT BY ADDING CHAPTER 35 TO TITLE 1 TO 

ESTABLISH THE DEPARTMENT OF THE STATE CHIEF INFORMATION 

OFFICER TO BE HEADED BY THE STATE CHIEF INFORMATION OFFI- 

CER WHO IS APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR WITH THE ADVICE AND 

CONSENT OF THE SENATE FOR A TERM OF SIX YEARS, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE POWERS, DUTIES, AND FUNCTIONS OF THE DEPART- 

MENT INCLUDING TECHNOLOGY PROCUREMENT; TO AMEND 

SECTIONS 11-35-40, 11-35-70, AND 11-35-310, RELATING TO THE APPLI- 

CATION OF AND DEFINITIONS USED IN THE CONSOLIDATED PRO- 

CUREMENT CODE, TO MAKE CONFORMING AMENDMENTS AND TO 

DELETE CERTAIN DEFINITIONS PERTAINING TO INFORMATION TECH- 

NOLOGY; AND TO REPEAL SECTIONS 1-11-430, 11-35-820 AND 11-35- 

1580, RELATING TO THE POWERS OF THE STATE BUDGET AND CON- 

TROL BOARD TO GOVERN THE USE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYS- 

TEMS AND THE OFFICE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OF THE 

STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD AND INFORMATION TECH- 

NOLOGY SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE STATE BUDGET AND CON- 

TROL BOARD. 




A JOINT RESOLUTION TO CREATE THE COMMISSION ON STREAMLIN- 

ING GOVERNMENT AND REDUCTION OF WASTE AND PROVIDE FOR 

THE MEMBERSHIP, POWERS, DUTIES, AND FUNCTIONS OF THE COM- 

MISSION; TO PROVIDE A PROCEDURE FOR THE SUBMISSION, CON- 

SIDERATION, APPROVAL, AND IMPLEMENTATION OF 

RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE COMMISSION; TO PROVIDE FOR STAFF 

SUPPORT AND FINANCES FOR THE COMMISSION; TO PROVIDE FOR 

COOPERATION WITH AND SUPPORT FOR THE COMMISSION; TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE APPLICABILITY OF OTHER LAWS; AND TO PROVIDE 

FOR ITS TERMINATION. 



S 0227 General Bill, By Campsen, Corbin, Bryant and Campbell 


QUALIFICATIONS FOR REGISTRATION TO VOTE, TO REQUIRE A PER- 

SON TO SUBMIT PROOF OF CITIZENSHIP; TO ADD SECTION 7-5-123, TO 

PROVIDE THAT PROOF OF CITIZENSHIP WHEN REGISTERING TO 

VOTE, INCLUDES A DRIVER S LICENSE OR IDENTIFICATION CARD 

ISSUED BY THE SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHI- 

CLES OR A DRIVER S LICENSE OR IDENTIFICATION CARD ISSUED BY 

ANOTHER STATE, A BIRTH CERTIFICATE, A UNITED STATES PASS- 

PORT, UNITED STATES NATURALIZATION DOCUMENTATION, OR ANY 

DOCUMENT OR METHOD OF PROOF OF CITIZENSHIP PROVIDED FOR 

IN FEDERAL LAW, TO PROVIDE THAT PROOF OF VOTER REGISTRA- 

TION FROM ANOTHER STATE OR COUNTRY IS NOT SATISFACTORY 

PROOF, TO EXEMPT PERSONS REGISTERED TO VOTE PRIOR TO THE 

APPROVAL OF THIS BILL, TO PROVIDE THAT PROOF OF CITIZENSHIP 

IS NOT REQUIRED WHEN THE ELECTOR MOVES OR CHANGES HIS 

NAME, TO PROVIDE THAT RESIDENTS OF THIS STATE MAY SUBMIT 

OTHER DOCUMENTS OR METHODS OF PROOF OF CITIZENSHIP 

WHICH SHALL BE PROMULGATED BY THE STATE ELECTION COM- 

MISSION, TO PROVIDE THAT THE STATE ELECTION COMMISSION 

WILL DESTROY ALL DOCUMENTS THAT WERE SUBMITTED AS EVI-


DENCE OF CITIZENSHIP AFTER TWO YEARS, TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

STATE ELECTION COMMISSION WILL ESTABLISH PROCEDURES OF 

MATCHING VOTER REGISTRATION APPLICANT S INFORMATION TO 

THE INFORMATION MAINTAINED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR 

VEHICLES FOR THE VERIFICATION OF THE ACCURACY OF THE 

INFORMATION PROVIDED; AND TO AMEND SECTION 7-5-320, RELAT- 

ING TO APPLICATIONS FOR MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSES AND RENEW- 

ALS SERVING AS AN APPLICATION FOR VOTER REGISTRATION, TO 

STATE ON THE VOTER REGISTRATION PORTION OF THE APPLICATION 

THE DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED FOR PROOF OF CITIZENSHIP, 

WHICH MUST ACCOMPANY THE APPLICATION. 






TO THE CONVENING OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AS COUNTY 

BOARDS OF CANVASSERS, TO CHANGE THE DEADLINE FOR CERTIFY- 

ING RESULTS FROM ONE DAY TO TWO DAYS; TO AMEND SECTION 7- 

17-10, RELATING TO THE COUNTY BOARD OF CANVASSERS, TO 

CHANGE THE MEETING DATE FROM FRIDAY TO MONDAY; TO AMEND 

SECTION 7-17-20, RELATING TO THE CANVASS OF VOTES, TO CHANGE 

THE DEADLINE FROM SATURDAY TO TUESDAY; TO ADD SECTION 7- 

17-25, TO REQUIRE POST-ELECTION AUDITS TO BE CONDUCTED BY 

COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSIONS FOR ALL ELECTIONS PURSUANT 

TO REGULATIONS PROMULGATED BY THE STATE ELECTION COM- 

MISSION, AND TO REQUIRE THESE REGULATIONS MUST INCLUDE A 

PROVISION THAT AUDIT DATA AND REPORTS MUST BE AVAILABLE 

TO THE PUBLIC; AND TO AMEND SECTION 7-17-510, RELATING TO 

THE CONVENING OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AS COUNTY BOARDS 

OF CANVASSERS, TO CHANGE THE DEADLINE FROM SATURDAY TO 

TUESDAY. 



S 0229 General Bill, By Campsen, Campbell, O Dell, Grooms and Fair 



ING TO SOUTH CAROLINA WORKERS COMPENSATION, BY ADDING 

SECTION 42-1-378, TO PROVIDE THAT AN EMPLOYEE COVERED BY 

THE FEDERAL EMPLOYERS LIABILITY ACT, THE LONGSHORE AND 

HARBOR WORKERS COMPENSATION ACT OR ANY OF ITS EXTEN- 

SIONS, OR THE JONES ACT IS EXEMPT FROM WORKERS COMPENSA- 

TION LAWS. 



S 0230 (Rat # 0013, Act # 0009) General Bill, By Johnson 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE CLARENDON COUNTY 

BOARD OF ELECTIONS AND VOTER REGISTRATION, SO AS TO 

ADJUST THE MEMBERSHIP AND COMPOSITION OF THE BOARD. - ratified 

title 








03/13/13 House Referred to Clarendon Delegation HJ-13 

03/20/13 House Recalled from Clarendon Delegation HJ-20 




day HJ-27 

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04/09/13 Ratified R 13 



04/24/13 Act No. 9 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE PELION 

HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA FOR AN OUTSTANDING PERFORMING 

SEASON, AND TO CONGRATULATE THE ORCHESTRA MEMBERS, THE 

DIRECTOR, AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS FOR GARNERING FIRST PLACE 

IN THE 2012 SMOKEY MOUNTAIN MUSIC FESTIVAL. 


S 0232 Joint Resolution, By Setzler, Ford, Lourie, Jackson, Leatherman, 

Courson, Nicholson, Coleman, Johnson and Alexander 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE THAT FOR CALENDAR YEAR 2013, 

PREMIUMS FOR ENROLLEES IN THE STATE HEALTH PLAN MUST 

REMAIN AT THE RATE IN EFFECT FOR CALENDAR YEAR 2012. 



S 0233 Concurrent Resolution, By Massey and Nicholson 



OF TRANSPORTATION NAME THE PORTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA 

HIGHWAY 28 IN MCCORMICK COUNTY STARTING FROM ITS INTER- 

SECTION WITH BREWER ROAD TO ITS INTERSECTION WITH RAN- 

DOLPH HAMPTON ROAD DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. MEMORIAL 

HIGHWAY AND ERECT APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS ALONG 

THIS PORTION OF HIGHWAY THAT CONTAIN THE WORDS DR. MAR- 

TIN LUTHER KING, JR. MEMORIAL HIGHWAY . 



01/16/13 Senate Recalled from Committee on Transportation 




HJ-6 




S 0234 General Bill, By Coleman, Johnson and McElveen 



BY ADDING CHAPTER 67 TO TITLE 12 SO AS TO ENACT THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA ABANDONED BUILDINGS REVITALIZATION ACT WHICH 

PROVIDES THAT A TAXPAYER MAKING INVESTMENTS OF A CERTAIN 

SIZE IN REHABILITATING AN ABANDONED BUILDING MAY AT HIS 

OPTION RECEIVE SPECIFIED INCOME TAX CREDITS OR CREDITS 

AGAINST THE PROPERTY TAX LIABILITY. 




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S 0235 Joint Resolution, By Bright


A JOINT RESOLUTION TO AMEND SECTION 26, ARTICLE V OF THE 

CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, RELATING TO THE 

APPOINTMENT OF MAGISTRATES, TO PROVIDE THAT MAGISTRATES 

MUST BE APPOINTED BY A MAJORITY OF THE RESIDENT CIRCUIT 

COURT JUDGES IN THE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT WHERE THE MAGISTRATE 

WILL SERVE. 



S 0236 Concurrent Resolution, By Nicholson and O Dell 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND CONGRATULATE 

THE GREENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM ON ITS UNDE- 

FEATED 15-0 SEASON AND IMPRESSIVE WIN OF THE 2012 CLASS 

AAAA DIVISION II STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 




S 0237 (Rat # 0037, Act # 0027) General Bill, By Shealy, Setzler, Courson, 

Turner, Cromer, Massey, Young, Alexander and McElveen 



CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE FLYING OF FLAGS ATOP THE 

STATE CAPITOL BUILDING AT HALF-STAFF, SO AS TO PROVIDE THE 

LENGTH OF TIME THAT THESE FLAGS MAY BE FLOWN AT HALF- 

STAFF FOR MEMBERS OF THE UNITED STATES MILITARY SERVICES 

WHO WERE RESIDENTS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND WHO LOST THEIR 

LIVES IN THE LINE OF DUTY WHILE IN COMBAT, TO PROVIDE THE 

PROCEDURE FOR HOISTING AND LOWERING THE FLAGS ATOP THE 

STATE CAPITOL BUILDING WHEN MORE THAN ONE INDIVIDUAL IS 

HONORED, AND TO PROVIDE THAT ON A DAY WHERE THE FLAGS 

ATOP THE STATE CAPITOL BUILDING ARE FLOWN AT HALF-STAFF, 

THE GOVERNOR SHALL IDENTIFY THE PERSON OR PERSONS WHO 

ARE HONORED ON THE GOVERNOR S WEBSITE. - ratified title 




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03/12/13 Senate Committee Amendment Amended SJ-18 







HJ-9 


HJ-71 



04/25/13 House Recalled from Committee on Medical, Military, Public 








HJ-25 



05/14/13 House Concurred in Senate amendment and enrolled HJ-24 


05/15/13 Ratified R 37 



05/28/13 Act No. 27 

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S 0238 General Bill, By Alexander and L. Martin 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PAYROLL DEDUCTION FOR 

CERTAIN MEMBERSHIP DUES, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT DUES FOR 

THE SOUTH CAROLINA WILDLIFE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS 

ASSOCIATION MAY BE DEDUCTED AND PAID OVER TO THE ASSOCIA- 

TION. 



S 0239 (Rat # 0017) Joint Resolution, By Cleary, Davis, L. Martin, 

Campbell, Cromer, Setzler, Ford and Campsen 



ARTICLE XVII OF THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, 

RELATING TO THE PROHIBITION ON LOTTERIES AND THE EXCEP- 

TIONS TO THIS PROHIBITION, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE GEN- 

ERAL ASSEMBLY MAY AUTHORIZE RAFFLES TO BE OPERATED AND 

CONDUCTED BY RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, OR NONPROFIT ORGANI- 

ZATIONS FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, OR ELEEMOSYNARY PUR- 

POSES, AND BY GENERAL LAW MUST DEFINE THE TYPE OF 

ORGANIZATION AUTHORIZED TO CONDUCT RAFFLES, PROVIDE THE 

STANDARDS FOR THEIR CONDUCT AND MANAGEMENT, PROVIDE 

PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS, AND PROVIDE FOR ANY OTHER LAW 

NECESSARY TO ENSURE THE PROPER FUNCTIONING, HONESTY, 

INTEGRITY, AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES FOR WHICH THE RAFFLES 

ARE CONDUCTED. - ratified title 















04/18/13 Ratified R 17 

04/23/13 No signature required 




THE APPOINTMENT, TERM, AND TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION OF 

MAGISTRATES, TO PROVIDE THAT THE SUPREME COURT MUST PRO- 

VIDE THE GOVERNOR WITH NOMINEES TO FILL MAGISTRATE 

VACANCIES; AND TO AMEND SECTION 22-2-10, TO PROVIDE THAT 

THE SUPREME COURT MAY APPOINT A SCREENING COMMITTEE TO 

ASSIST IN THEIR SELECTION OF NOMINEES. 





THE APPOINTMENT OF MAGISTRATES, TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

SUPREME COURT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR APPOINTING MAGISTRATES 

IN EACH COUNTY OF THE STATE; AND TO AMEND SECTION 22-2-20, 

TO PROVIDE THAT THE SUPREME COURT MAY APPOINT A SCREEN- 

ING COMMITTEE TO ASSIST IN THEIR SELECTION OF MAGISTRATES. 




S 0242 General Bill, By Shealy, Bryant, Davis, Bright and Corbin 

A BILL TO AMEND SECTIONS 16-23-420 AND 16-23-430 OF THE 1976 

CODE, RELATING TO POSSESSING OR CARRYING A CONCEALED 

WEAPON ON SCHOOL PROPERTY, TO REMOVE CERTAIN LIMITATIONS 

REQUIRING A PERSON WITH A CONCEALED WEAPONS PERMIT TO 

LEAVE THE CONCEALED WEAPON INSIDE AN ATTENDED OR LOCKED 

MOTOR VEHICLE THAT IS SECURED IN A CLOSED GLOVE COMPART- 

MENT, CLOSED CONSOLE, CLOSED TRUNK, OR IN A CLOSED CON- 

TAINER SECURED BY AN INTEGRAL FASTENER AND TRANSPORTED 

IN THE LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT OF THE VEHICLE. 



S 0243 Joint Resolution, By Sheheen 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE FOR A CONSTITUTIONAL STUDY 

COMMISSION TO PRODUCE REFERENCE MATERIAL FOR DELEGATES 

TO A CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION, AND TO PROVIDE FOR A CON- 

STITUTIONAL CONVENTION AND THE ELECTION, DUTIES, AND 

RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION. 



S 0244 (Rat # 0004, Act # 0004) General Bill, By McGill, Cleary and 

Campsen 


BY REPEALING SECTION 50-11-940 RELATING TO THE DESIGNATION 

OF CERTAIN PROPERTY OF THE BELLE W. BARUCH FOUNDATION IN 

GEORGETOWN COUNTY AS A BIRD AND GAME REFUGE; AND BY 

REPEALING SECTION 50-11-941 PROVIDING THAT PROVISIONS OF 

SECTION 50-11-940 MUST NOT BE CONSTRUED TO BE IN CONFLICT 

WITH THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF BELLE W. BARUCH. - ratified 

title 




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02/20/13 House Referred to Georgetown Delegation HJ-14 

02/20/13 House Delegation report: Favorable with amendment Georgetown 

Delegation HJ-33 




day HJ-17 





03/12/13 Act No. 4 

S 0245 Joint Resolution, By Sheheen and Davis 

A JOINT RESOLUTION PURSUANT TO SECTION 3, ARTICLE XVI OF 

THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, RELATING TO CALL- 

ING FOR A CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION, TO PRESENT TO THE 

QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THIS STATE THE QUESTION OF WHETHER 

TO CONVENE A CONVENTION TO REVISE AND MODERNIZE THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA CONSTITUTION. 



S 0246 Concurrent Resolution, By Bryant, Alexander and L. Martin 


OF TRANSPORTATION NAME A PORTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA HIGH- 

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WAY 29 IN PENDLETON, SOUTH CAROLINA, AS VETERANS MEMO- 

RIAL HIGHWAY AND ERECT APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS AT 

THIS PORTION OF HIGHWAY THAT CONTAIN THE WORDS VETERANS 

MEMORIAL HIGHWAY . 







HJ-10 





S 0247 General Bill, By Corbin, Bryant, Verdin, Cleary, Hembree, Peeler, 

Fair, Shealy, Grooms, Campbell, Cromer and Turner 


BY ADDING SECTION 25-1-80 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE DUTIES 

AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA UNORGANIZED 

MILITIA. 




General SJ-6 

S 0248 Resolution, By Malloy 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR MAJOR GEN- 

ERAL CORNELL WILSON AS AN OUTSTANDING SOLDIER AND CITI- 

ZEN AND TO WELCOME HIM AS HE ADDRESSES THE MARTIN 

LUTHER KING, JR., COMMEMORATIVE SERVICE IN HARTSVILLE ON 

JANUARY 21, 2013. 


S 0249 General Bill, By Setzler, Courson, Malloy, Fair, Lourie, Matthews, 

Jackson, Johnson, McGill, Rankin, Campsen, Williams, Nicholson, 

McElveen and L. Martin 


BY ADDING SECTION 11-11-250 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT BEGINNING 

WITH THE 2013-2014 ANNUAL GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT, AND 

EACH FISCAL YEAR THEREAFTER, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL 

APPROPRIATE SUFFICIENT FUNDS TO EMPLOY AT LEAST ONE 

SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER IN EVERY SCHOOL OF EVERY PUBLIC 

SCHOOL DISTRICT IN THIS STATE; AND TO AMEND SECTION 5-7-12, 

AS AMENDED, RELATING TO SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS, SO AS 

TO REQUIRE A MUNICIPALITY OR COUNTY TO ASSIGN A SCHOOL 

RESOURCE OFFICER TO A SCHOOL DISTRICT IF THE SCHOOL DIS- 

TRICT REQUESTS AN OFFICER PURSUANT TO AN APPROPRIATION 

MADE IN COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION 11-11-250. 



S 0250 (Rat # 0050) General Bill, By Cromer and Ford 



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO ORGANIZATIONS EXEMPT 

FROM FILING REGISTRATION STATEMENTS TO SOLICIT CHARITABLE 

CONTRIBUTIONS, SO AS TO ADD PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND 

PUBLIC SCHOOLS AS ORGANIZATIONS EXEMPT FROM THE FILING 

REQUIREMENT. - ratified title 





SJ-13 

04/18/13 Scrivener s error corrected













day HJ-22 


06/04/13 Ratified R 50 

S 0251 Concurrent Resolution, By Scott, Massey, Alexander, Allen, Bennett, 


Cromer, Davis, Fair, Ford, Gregory, Grooms, Hayes, Hembree, Hutto, 

Jackson, Johnson, Leatherman, Lourie, Malloy, L. Martin, S. Martin, 



Young 


OF TRANSPORTATION NAME THE PORTION OF PLEASANT LANE 

ROAD IN EDGEFIELD COUNTY FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH 

UNITED STATES HIGHWAY 25 TO ITS INTERSECTION WITH UNITED 

STATES HIGHWAY 378 MAMIE J. REARDEN HIGHWAY AND ERECT 

APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS ALONG THIS PORTION OF HIGH- 

WAY THAT CONTAIN THE WORDS MAMIE J. REARDEN HIGHWAY . 









HJ-19 




S 0252 Resolution, By Peeler 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE DR. BOBBY G. MOSS OF 

BLACKSBURG ON BEING NAMED CHEROKEE COUNTY HISTORIAN 

AND TO WISH HIM MUCH SUCCESS IN ALL HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 


S 0253 Resolution, By McGill, Leatherman, Alexander, Allen, Bennett, 



Jackson, Johnson, Lourie, Malloy, L. Martin, S. Martin, Massey, Matthews, 

McElveen, Nicholson, O Dell, Peeler, Pinckney, Rankin, Reese, Scott, Setzler, 

Shealy, Sheheen, Thurmond, Turner, Verdin, Williams and Young 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO EXPRESS THE PROFOUND SORROW OF 

THE MEMBERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA SENATE UPON THE PASS- 

ING OF BRUCE FRANKLIN DUKE, JR., OF WEST COLUMBIA, AND TO 

EXTEND THE DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HIS FAMILY AND MANY 

FRIENDS. 


S 0254 Resolution, By O Dell 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE ANDERSON 

COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR THE VALUABLE PUBLIC SERVICE IT 

RENDERS EVERY DAY, AND TO CONGRATULATE THE DEPARTMENT 

AT THE CELEBRATION OF ITS FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY. 


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A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE COMMAND SER- 

GEANT MAJOR THOMAS L. BROWN OF THE SOLDIER SUPPORT INSTI- 

TUTE UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT, TO COMMEND HIM 

FOR MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS OF DISTINGUISHED SERVICE TO 

OUR STATE AND NATION, AND TO EXTEND BEST WISHES FOR CON- 

TINUED SUCCESS AND FULFILLMENT IN THE YEARS TO COME. 



S 0256 General Bill, By Alexander, S. Martin, Bryant, Bennett and Corbin 



TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA REGULATORY REFORM ACT BY 

ADDING SECTION 1-23-122 SO AS TO CLARIFY THE GENERAL ASSEM- 

BLY OR A COMMITTEE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY MAY NOT 

AMEND OR OTHERWISE CHANGE A REGULATION UNDER GENERAL 

ASSEMBLY REVIEW; TO AMEND SECTION 1-23-120, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO THE APPROVAL OF PROPOSED REGULATIONS, SO AS 

TO REQUIRE THAT AN AMENDMENT RECEIVE AN AFFIRMATIVE 

VOTE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO TAKE EFFECT AND DELETE 

THE PROVISION THAT ALLOWED A REGULATION TO TAKE EFFECT 

AFTER ONE HUNDRED TWENTY DAYS; TO AMEND SECTION 1-23-125, 

AS AMENDED, RELATING TO CERTAIN EVENTS THAT TOLL THE ONE 

HUNDRED TWENTY DAY PERIOD, SO AS TO MAKE CONFORMING 

CHANGES; AND TO AMEND SECTION 1-23-115, RELATING TO CERTAIN 

EVENTS THAT TOLL THE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY DAY PERIOD, SO 

AS TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES. 





S 0257 General Bill, By Peeler, Reese, Bright and S. Martin 


BY ADDING SECTION 15-78-230 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE POLITI- 

CAL SUBDIVISION MAY VOLUNTARILY ESTABLISH A FUND TO SET- 

TLE MULTIPLE CLAIMS FOR LOSS RESULTING FROM A SINGLE 

OCCURRENCE WHEN THE AGGREGATE AMOUNT OF THE CLAIMS 

EXCEEDS THE LIMITS ESTABLISHED IN THE TORT CLAIMS ACT; AND 

BY ADDING SECTION 15-78-240 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE BOARD 

OF ECONOMIC ADVISORS MUST CALCULATE ADJUSTMENTS IN THE 

LIMITATIONS ON DAMAGES. 



S 0258 Joint Resolution, By Peeler, Reese and Bright 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO TRANSFER TWO MILLION DOLLARS FROM 

THE INSURANCE RESERVE FUND TO THE SPARTANBURG DISASTER 

RELIEF FUND; AND TO CREATE THE SPARTANBURG DISASTER 

RELIEF FUND TO COMPENSATE VICTIMS OF THE AMUSEMENT TRAIN 

DERAILMENT IN CLEVELAND PARK IN SPARTANBURG COUNTY FOR 

CERTAIN MEDICAL COSTS, TO SET FORTH A PROCESS FOR THE 

APPOINTMENT OF A FUND ADMINISTRATOR, AND TO SET FORTH THE 

MANNER IN WHICH CLAIMS ARE PAID. 



S 0259 General Bill, By Thurmond and Ford 


TO PERSONS AGE SIXTY AND OVER ATTENDING CLASSES AT STATE- 

SUPPORTED COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES, AND TECHNICAL SCHOOLS 

WITHOUT PAYMENT OF TUITION, TO DELETE THE PROVISION THAT 

THESE PERSONS RECEIVING COMPENSATION AS FULL-TIME 

EMPLOYEES MUST PAY TUITION. 




04/11/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable Education SJ-6 






S 0260 Concurrent Resolution, By Sheheen, Courson and Ford 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE THE COMMISSIONING 

OF A PORTRAIT TO BE PLACED IN AN APPROPRIATE PLACE IN THE 

STATE HOUSE AS DETERMINED BY THE STATE HOUSE COMMITTEE 

OF THE LATE HONORABLE MATTHEW J. PERRY, JR., DISTINGUISHED 

SOUTH CAROLINA LAWYER, CIVIL RIGHTS PIONEER, AND FEDERAL 

JUDGE. 



S 0261 (Rat # 0014, Act # 0010) General Bill, By Leatherman, Setzler, Ford 

and Campsen 



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE APPLICATION OF THE 

INTERNAL REVENUE CODE TO STATE INCOME TAX LAWS, SO AS TO 

UPDATE THE REFERENCE TO THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE TO 

JANUARY 2, 2013, AND TO DELETE AN INAPPLICABLE SUBITEM; AND 

TO AMEND SECTION 12-6-50, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO PROVI- 

SIONS OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE NOT ADOPTED BY THIS 

STATE, SO AS TO NOT ADOPT CERTAIN PROVISIONS RELATING TO 

THE REDUCTION ON ITEMIZED DEDUCTIONS AND THE REDUCTION 

ON THE PERSONAL EXEMPTION. - ratified title 







03/19/13 Senate Unanimous consent for third reading on next legislative 

day SJ-12 



03/20/13 House Introduced, read first time, placed on calendar without reference 




day HJ-33 


04/09/13 Ratified R 14 



04/24/13 Act No. 10 

S 0262 General Bill, By Leatherman, Setzler and Ford 



BY ADDING CHAPTER 44 TO TITLE 11 SO AS TO ENACT THE HIGH 

GROWTH SMALL BUSINESS JOB CREATION ACT OF 2013 BY PROVID- 

ING FOR STATE NONREFUNDABLE INCOME TAX CREDITS FOR QUAL- 

IFIED INVESTMENTS IN BUSINESSES MEETING CERTAIN CRITERIA 

AND PRIMARILY ENGAGED IN MANUFACTURING, PROCESSING, 

WAREHOUSING, WHOLESALING, SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT, INFOR- 

MATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, 

OR OTHER NONPROHIBITED SERVICES, TO ESTABLISH THE CRITERIA 

AND PROCEDURES FOR THE CREDIT, AND TO MAKE THE CREDIT 

TRANSFERABLE. 


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A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR SOUTH 

CAROLINA NATIVE HALLIE BRYANT ON HIS MULTIFACETED CAREER 

AS A WORLD FAMOUS HARLEM GLOBETROTTER, HIGH SCHOOL AND 

COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL STANDOUT, TEAM ADMINISTRATOR, 

AUTHOR, AND MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER, AND TO WISH HIM WELL IN 

ALL HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 



S 0264 Concurrent Resolution, By Bryant 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO INVITE THE NATIONAL COM- 

MANDER OF THE AMERICAN LEGION, THE HONORABLE JAMES E. 

KOUTZ, TO ADDRESS THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN JOINT SESSION IN 

THE CHAMBER OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- 

TIVES AT 12:30 P.M. ON TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 2013. 


01/17/13 Senate Referred to Committee on Invitations SJ-8 





HJ-10 







OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DR. MARY MCLEOD 

BETHUNE SPECIAL LICENSE PLATE, SO AS TO REVISE THE DISTRIBU- 

TION OF A PORTION OF THE FEES COLLECTED FROM THE ISSUANCE 

OF THIS SPECIAL LICENSE PLATE. 



S 0266 Joint Resolution, By Gregory, Hayes, Davis, Sheheen, Lourie, 

Hembree and Fair 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE THAT UNTIL JUNE 30, 2016, THE 

COMMISSION ON HIGHER EDUCATION AND THE PRESIDENTS OF 

PUBLIC COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES SHALL SUPPORT THE 

EFFORTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO ESTABLISH ACCOUNT- 

ABILITY-BASED FUNDING FOR PUBLIC COLLEGES AND UNIVERSI- 

TIES. 




05/29/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable with amendment Education 

SJ-18 




BY ADDING SECTION 16-13-490 SO AS THE CREATE THE OFFENSES OF 

MAIL FRAUD AND WIRE FRAUD AND TO PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR 

THE OFFENSES. 







BY ADDING SECTION 19-5-520 SO AS TO PROVIDE A PROCEDURE FOR 

THE CERTIFICATION OF DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN RECORDS OF REG- 

ULARLY CONDUCTED ACTIVITY, OR BUSINESS RECORDS, IN ACCOR- 

DANCE WITH FEDERAL RULE 902(11) AND (12). 





S 0269 General Bill, By L. Martin and Hembree 



BY REPEALING SECTION 19-11-50 RELATING TO THE PROHIBITION 

AGAINST THE TESTIMONY OF A DEFENDANT BEING USED AGAINST 

HIM IN ANOTHER CRIMINAL CASE. 







A BILL TO AMEND SECTIONS 14-7-1110, AS AMENDED, AND 14-7-1120, 

CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, BOTH RELATING TO 

PEREMPTORY CHALLENGES, SO AS TO EQUALIZE THE NUMBER OF 

PEREMPTORY CHALLENGES FOR THE DEFENDANT AND THE STATE 

IN A CRIMINAL CASE. 








LINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE OFFENSE OF ATTEMPTED MURDER, SO 

AS TO REMOVE THE INTENT TO KILL REQUIREMENT FROM THE PUR- 

VIEW OF THE OFFENSE. 








SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PUNISHMENT AND SENTENC- 

ING FOR MURDER, SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR MANDATORY LIFE 

IMPRISONMENT WHEN THE STATE SEEKS A LIFE SENTENCE FOR A 

MURDER COMMITTED WITH CERTAIN OTHER DESIGNATED 

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OFFENSES OR UNDER CERTAIN FURTHER DELINEATED CIRCUM- 

STANCES. 








OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO ASSAULT AND BATTERY 

OFFENSES, SO AS TO REDEFINE THE TERM MODERATE BODILY 

INJURY AND TO INCLUDE INJURY TO ANOTHER PERSON WHEN THE 

ACT IS ACCOMPLISHED BY THE USE OF A DEADLY WEAPON IN THE 

PURVIEW OF THE OFFENSES OF ASSAULT AND BATTERY OF A HIGH 

AND AGGRAVATED NATURE AND ASSAULT AND BATTERY IN THE 

FIRST DEGREE. 





S 0274 General Bill, By L. Martin and Sheheen 

Similar (H 3408, H 3568) 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO ALTERING, TAMPERING WITH, OR 

BYPASSING ELECTRIC, GAS, OR WATER METERS, SECTION 58-7-60, 

RELATING TO THE UNLAWFUL APPROPRIATION OF GAS, AND SEC- 

TION 58-7-70, RELATING TO THE WRONGFUL USE OF GAS AND INTER- 

FERENCE WITH GAS METERS, ALL SO AS TO RESTRUCTURE THE 

PENALTIES AND PROVIDE GRADUATED PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS 

OF THE STATUTES. 



01/28/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Rankin (ch), Hutto, Turner 


SJ-18 


04/24/13 Senate Recommitted to Committee on Judiciary SJ-38 




OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE TEMPORARY TRANS- 

FER OR ASSIGNMENT OF A MUNICIPAL OR COUNTY LAW ENFORCE- 

MENT OFFICER TO A MULTIJURISDICTIONAL TASK FORCE, SO AS TO 

MAKE A TECHNICAL CHANGE, DELETE THE PROVISION THAT 

REQUIRES A COUNTY OR MUNICIPALITY THAT SENDS AN OFFICER 

TO ANOTHER COUNTY OR MUNICIPALITY TO BE REIMBURSED FOR 

SERVICES BY THE COUNTY OR MUNICIPALITY TO WHICH THE OFFI- 

CER IS TRANSFERRED OR ASSIGNED, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

GOVERNING BODIES OF THE POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS AFFECTED 

BY THIS PROVISION MUST BE NOTIFIED BY THEIR LAW ENFORCE- 

MENT DIVISIONS OF ANY MULTIJURISDICTIONAL TASK FORCE 

AGREEMENT EXECUTION AND TERMINATION. 





S 0276 General Bill, By L. Martin and Davis 

Similar (S 0308, H 3053) 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO ADDITIONAL PENALTIES 

FOR UNLAWFULLY CARRYING A PISTOL OR FIREARM ONTO THE 

PREMISES OF A BUSINESS SELLING ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS, BEER, OR 

WINE FOR ON-PREMISES CONSUMPTION, SO AS TO INCLUDE IN THE


PURVIEW OF THE STATUTE CARRYING A FIREARM INTO A BUSINESS 

SELLING ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS, BEER, OR WINE WHEN A SIGN IS 

POSTED PROHIBITING CONCEALABLE WEAPONS, REFUSING TO 

LEAVE OR REMOVE THE FIREARM FROM THE PREMISES WHEN 

ASKED, AND WHILE CONSUMING ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS, BEER, OR 

WINE, AND TO REVISE THE PENALTY. 



S 0277 General Bill, By Leatherman and Lourie 


BY ADDING CHAPTER 85 TO TITLE 40 SO AS TO ENACT THE MUSIC 

THERAPY PRACTICE ACT ; TO REGULATE THE PRACTICE OF MUSIC 

THERAPY; TO PROVIDE CERTAIN DEFINITIONS; TO CREATE THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA MUSIC THERAPY ADVISORY GROUP TO ASSIST 

THE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT IN REGULATION OF THE PRO- 

FESSION OF MUSIC THERAPY; TO PROHIBIT THE PRACTICE OF MUSIC 

THERAPY WITHOUT A LICENSE; TO PROVIDE CRITERIA FOR LICEN- 

SURE; AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE USE OF A PROFESSIONAL DESIG- 

NATION, AMONG OTHER THINGS. 



SJ-9 



ING TO PHYSICIANS AND MISCELLANEOUS HEALTHCARE PROFES- 

SIONALS, BY ADDING 40-47-37 TO PROVIDE THAT PHYSICIANS MUST 

BE A MEMBER OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION TO 

PRACTICE MEDICINE IN THIS STATE. 



SJ-9 

S 0279 General Bill, By Grooms, Gregory, Ford, Bright, Bryant, Hembree, 

Campsen, Shealy, Davis, Corbin, Peeler, Thurmond, Campbell, Fair, Verdin 

and Cleary 


BY ADDING SECTION 12-6-1145 SO AS TO AUTHORIZE A DEDUCTION 

FROM STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA TAXABLE INCOME UP TO SPECI- 

FIED AMOUNTS FOR TUITION PAID BY A PARENT OR LEGAL GUARD- 

IAN FOR THEIR CHILD OR WARD TO ATTEND AN INDEPENDENT 

SCHOOL OR A PUBLIC SCHOOL OUTSIDE THE CHILD S OR WARD S 

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF RESIDENCE, AND TO ALSO AUTHORIZE A SIMI- 

LAR INCOME TAX DEDUCTION UP TO A SPECIFIED AMOUNT TO A 

PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN FOR HOME SCHOOL EXPENDITURES; 

AND BY ADDING SECTION 12-6-1146 SO AS TO AUTHORIZE A CREDIT 

AGAINST A TAXPAYER S SOUTH CAROLINA INCOME TAX LIABILITY 

OR CERTAIN OTHER TAX LIABILITY FOR CONTRIBUTIONS MADE TO 

NONPROFIT SCHOLARSHIP FUNDING ORGANIZATIONS THAT PRO- 

VIDE GRANTS FOR CHILDREN WHO ARE ELIGIBLE FOR THE FED- 

ERAL FREE OR REDUCED SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM, WHO ARE 

EXCEPTIONAL NEEDS CHILDREN, OR WHOSE FAMILIES MEET THE 

REQUIREMENTS FOR FEDERAL MEDICAID BENEFITS TO ATTEND 

INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS OF THEIR CHOICE, AND TO PROVIDE THE 

PROCEDURES FOR, AND CONDITIONS AND LIMITATIONS OF THESE 

TAX CREDITS. 



S 0280 Resolution, By Pinckney 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE ELOISE JENKINS 

EDWARDS ON THE OCCASION OF HER NINETIETH BIRTHDAY, AND TO 

WISH HER A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AND MANY YEARS 

OF CONTINUED HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. 


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THE MEMBERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA SENATE UPON THE DEATH 

OF LIEUTENANT LARRY GENE ELLIOTT OF BRUNSON AND TO 


FRIENDS. 



A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE BEATRICE FORD HUGEE 

ON THE OCCASION OF HER NINETIETH BIRTHDAY, AND TO WISH HER 

A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AND MANY YEARS OF CONTIN- 

UED HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. 





OF HAROLD PITTMAN OF JASPER COUNTY AND TO EXTEND THE 

DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HIS FAMILY AND MANY FRIENDS. 


S 0284 General Bill, By Hutto and Ford 



BY ADDING SECTION 16-3-2100 SO AS TO REQUIRE THE POSTING OF 

INFORMATION REGARDING THE NATIONAL HUMAN TRAFFICKING 

RESOURCE CENTER HOTLINE IN CERTAIN BUSINESS ESTABLISH- 

MENTS, PROVIDE THE LANGUAGE FOR THE POSTING, AND PROVIDE 

A PENALTY FOR FAILURE TO POST. 





SJ-11 








S 0285 General Bill, By Grooms, Bright, Verdin, Davis and Bryant 



ING ARTICLE 9 TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA FIREARMS LIB- 

ERTY ACT , TO PROVIDE THAT A FIREARM, FIREARM ACCESSORY, OR 

AMMUNITION MANUFACTURED AND RETAINED IN SOUTH CARO- 

LINA IS EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL REGULATION UNDER THE COM- 

MERCE CLAUSE OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES, TO 

PROVIDE THAT ANY FEDERAL LAW TO RESTRICT THE OWNERSHIP 

OR MANUFACTURE OF A FIREARM PURSUANT TO THIS ARTICLE MAY 

NOT BE ENFORCED BY FEDERAL, STATE, OR LOCAL LAW ENFORCE- 

MENT OFFICIALS, AND TO PROVIDE FOR PENALTIES FOR FEDERAL 

OFFICIALS SEEKING TO ENFORCE FEDERAL LAW CONTRARY TO THE 

PROVISIONS OF THIS CHAPTER; AND TO AMEND CHAPTER 31, TITLE 

23, BY ADDING ARTICLE 11 TO PROVIDE THAT FEDERAL ACTION TO 

RESTRICT OWNERSHIP OF A SEMI-AUTOMATIC FIREARM OR MAGA- 

ZINE OF ANY FIREARM, OR THE REGISTRATION OF A FIREARM OR 

MAGAZINE, IS UNENFORCEABLE IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 



S 0286 General Bill, By Cleary, Campbell, Campsen and Verdin 


ING SECTION 44-96-195, TO PROVIDE THAT A RECOVERED MATERI-


ALS PROCESSING FACILITY SHALL REGISTER WITH THE 

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL, REPORT 

ANNUALLY TO THE DEPARTMENT, AND PROVIDE FINANCIAL 

RESPONSIBILITY MECHANISMS FOR CLOSURE. 




A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE LILLIAN JONES 

DENNIS OF RICHLAND COUNTY, UPON THE OCCASION OF HER ONE 

HUNDREDTH BIRTHDAY, AND TO WISH HER A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY 

CELEBRATION AND MANY YEARS OF CONTINUED HEALTH AND 

HAPPINESS. 



S 0288 Resolution, By Cleary 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR LILA BELLE 

BAKER DELK OF HORRY COUNTY FOR HER OUTSTANDING SERVICE 

TO THE CITIZENS OF THE PALMETTO STATE, TO CONGRATULATE HER 


MANY YEARS OF CONTINUED HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. 


S 0289 Resolution, By Setzler, Courson, Matthews and Hayes 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO HONOR JOHN COOLEY, DEPUTY SUPERIN- 

TENDENT AND CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER FOR THE SOUTH CARO- 

LINA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, FOR HIS TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS 

OF DEDICATED SERVICE, TO CONGRATULATE HIM ON THE OCCA- 

SION OF HIS RETIREMENT, AND TO WISH HIM MUCH SUCCESS AND 

FULFILLMENT IN ALL HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 


S 0290 General Bill, By Cleary, Hutto, Hembree, Davis and Alexander 



SO AS TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA TELEMEDICINE INSUR- 

ANCE REIMBURSEMENT ACT ; BY ADDING SECTION 38-71-300 SO AS 

TO PROVIDE DEFINITIONS AND TO REQUIRE COVERAGE OF TELE- 

MEDICINE SERVICES BY INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP HEALTH MAINTE- 

NANCE ORGANIZATIONS. 



01/31/13 Senate Recalled from Committee on Banking and Insurance SJ-3 

01/31/13 Senate Committed to Committee on Medical Affairs SJ-3 


Affairs SJ-5 








HJ-95 


S 0291 General Bill, By Fair, L. Martin, Hayes, Gregory, Rankin, Lourie, 

Hutto, Jackson, Matthews, Malloy, Ford, Nicholson, Turner, Shealy, 

Coleman, Courson, McGill, Setzler, Sheheen, Allen and Massey 



BY ADDING SECTION 59-152-25 SO AS TO DEFINE TERMS CONCERN- 

ING THE FIRST STEPS TO SCHOOL READINESS INITIATIVE; BY ADD- 

ING SECTION 59-152-32 SO AS TO PROVIDE THE FIRST STEPS BOARD 

OF TRUSTEES SHALL DEVELOP A COMPREHENSIVE LONG-RANGE 

INITIATIVE AND STRATEGY FOR SCHOOL READINESS; BY ADDING 

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SECTION 59-152-33 SO AS TO PROVIDE A STATEWIDE ASSESSMENT OF 

STUDENT SCHOOL READINESS; BY ADDING SECTION 63-11-1725 SO 

AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE COMPOSITION, FUNCTION, AND DUTIES OF 

THE SOUTH CAROLINA EARLY CHILDHOOD ADVISORY COUNCIL; BY 

ADDING SECTION 63-11-1735 SO AS TO PROVIDE FIRST STEPS SHALL 

ENSURE THE COMPLIANCE OF BABYNET WITH FEDERAL MAINTE- 

NANCE OF EFFORT REQUIREMENTS, AND TO DEFINE CERTAIN 

TERMS; TO AMEND SECTION 59-152-10, RELATING TO THE ESTAB- 

LISHMENT OF FIRST STEPS, SO AS TO REDESIGNATE COUNTY FIRST 

STEPS PARTNERSHIPS AS LOCAL FIRST STEPS PARTNERSHIPS; TO 

AMEND SECTION 59-152-20, RELATING TO THE PURPOSE OF FIRST 

STEPS, SO AS TO REDESIGNATE COUNTY PARTNERSHIPS AS LOCAL 

PARTNERSHIPS; TO AMEND SECTION 59-152-30, RELATING TO THE 

GOALS OF FIRST STEPS, SO AS TO RESTATE CERTAIN GOALS OF STU- 

DENT READINESS; TO AMEND SECTION 59-152-40, RELATING TO 

OVERSIGHT OF THE INITIATIVE BY THE FIRST STEPS BOARD OF 

TRUSTEES, SO AS TO REQUIRE THE BOARD ALSO BE ACCOUNTABLE 

FOR THE INITIATIVE; TO AMEND SECTION 59-152-50, RELATING TO 

THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE OFFICE OF FIRST STEPS TO SCHOOL 

READINESS, SO AS TO REVISE THE TIME FOR REQUIRED PERFOR- 

MANCE AUDITS AND TO CORRECT AN OBSOLETE REFERENCE; TO 

AMEND SECTION 59-152-60, RELATING TO FIRST STEPS PARTNER- 

SHIPS, SO AS TO REQUIRE A LOCAL PARTNERSHIP IN EACH COUNTY, 

TO PROVIDE THAT MEETINGS AND ELECTIONS OF A LOCAL PART- 

NERSHIP ARE SUBJECT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 

AND CERTAIN DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS, TO SPECIFY AND 

REVISE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE COMPOSITION OF A LOCAL PART- 

NERSHIP BOARD AND TO CORRECT AN OBSOLETE REFERENCE; TO 

AMEND SECTION 59-152-70, RELATING TO THE POWERS AND DUTIES 

OF A LOCAL PARTNERSHIP BOARD, SO AS TO REVISE THE REQUIRE- 

MENTS CONCERNING COUNTY NEEDS ASSESSMENTS, RECORD 

KEEPING AND REPORTING, TO PROVIDE STAFFING PURSUANT TO 

LOCAL BYLAWS, AND TO PROVIDE MULTIPLE LOCAL PARTNERSHIPS 

MAY COLLABORATE TO MAXIMIZE EFFICIENT DELIVERY OF SER- 

VICES AND THE EXECUTION OF THEIR DUTIES AND POWERS; TO 

AMEND SECTION 59-152-90, RELATING TO FIRST STEPS GRANTS, SO 

AS TO ESTABLISH THE GRANTS AS LOCAL PARTNERSHIP GRANTS, 

AND TO REVISE THE PROCESS FOR OBTAINING A GRANT AND THE 

METHOD OF ALLOCATING GRANT FUNDS; TO AMEND SECTION 59- 

152-100, RELATING TO USE OF FIRST STEPS GRANT FUNDS, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THE SECTION APPLIES TO GRANTS EXPENDED BY A FIRST 

STEPS PARTNERSHIP, AND TO REVISE THE PERMISSIBLE USES OF 


USE OF GRANT FUNDS FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES, SO AS TO 

REVISE THE PURPOSE FOR WHICH FUNDS MAY BE USED AND TO 

REQUIRE PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES; TO 

AMEND SECTION 59-152-130, RELATING TO A MANDATORY MATCH- 

ING OF FUNDS BY LOCAL PARTNERSHIPS, SO AS TO REVISE THE 

MANDATORY AMOUNT, TO ENCOURAGE PRIVATE CONTRIBUTIONS 

TO HELP LOCAL PARTNERSHIPS MEET THEIR MANDATORY MATCH- 

ING REQUIREMENT, AND TO DELETE A PROVISION ALLOWING CER- 

TAIN EXPENSES TO BE INCLUDED IN DETERMINING MATCHING 

FUNDS; TO AMEND SECTION 59-152-140, RELATING TO THE PERMISSI- 

BILITY OF CARRY FORWARD FUNDS BY A LOCAL PARTNERSHIP, SEC- 

TION 59-152-150, RELATING TO ACCOUNTABILITY SYSTEMS, AND 

SECTION 59-152-160, RELATING TO PROGRESS EVALUATIONS, ALL SO 

AS TO DELETE OBSOLETE TERMS; TO AMEND SECTION 63-11-1720, 

RELATING TO THE FIRST STEPS BOARD OF TRUSTEES, SO AS TO 

REVISE THE COMPOSITION OF THE BOARD; AND TO REPEAL SEC- 

TION 59-152-80 RELATING TO FIRST STEPS GRANTS AND SECTION 59- 

152-110 RELATING TO THE USE OF FIRST STEPS LOCAL PARTNERSHIP 

GRANT FUNDS. 



S 0292 General Bill, By Peeler



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PROPERTY TAX EXEMP- 

TIONS, SO AS TO EXEMPT ONE PRIVATE PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLE 

OWNED OR LEASED BY AN INDIVIDUAL WHO IS BLIND OR WHO HAS 

A SEVERE VISUAL DISABILITY IF THE VEHICLE IS USED TO TRANS- 

PORT THAT OWNER OR LESSEE AND TO CONFORM TO CURRENT 

USAGE IN DESCRIBING THE VEHICLE ELIGIBLE FOR THE EXEMP- 

TION. 





SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO LEVY AND COLLECTION OF 

TAXES IN THE MURRELL S INLET-GARDEN CITY FIRE DISTRICT, SO 

AS TO AUTHORIZE THE LEVY AND COLLECTION OF AN ADDITIONAL 

TEN MILLS. 



S 0294 General Bill, By Cleary and Ford 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE EXPENDITURE OF LOCAL 

ACCOMMODATION TAX REVENUES, SO AS TO CLARIFY THAT IN CER- 

TAIN SITUATIONS, FUNDS MAY BE USED FOR BEACH RENOURISH- 

MENT, AND TO ALLOW A MUNICIPALITY OR COUNTY, IN CERTAIN 

SITUATIONS, UPON A TWO-THIRDS VOTE OF THE MEMBERSHIP OF 

THE LOCAL GOVERNING BODY, TO HOLD THE FUNDS FOR MORE 

THAN TWO YEARS IF THE FUNDS ARE DESIGNATED FOR THE CON- 

TROL AND REPAIR OF WATERFRONT EROSION, INCLUDING BEACH 

RENOURISHMENT. 




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S 0295 (Rat # 0030, Act # 0020) General Bill, By Fair, Cromer, Verdin and 

Allen 



BY ADDING SECTION 6-11-2028 SO AS TO ALLOW THE GOVERNING 

BODY OF A SPECIAL PURPOSE DISTRICT CREATED BY ACT OF THE 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY, WHICH PROVIDES RECREATIONAL SERVICES 

AND HAS AS ITS BOUNDARY THE SAME AS THE COUNTY IN WHICH 

IT IS LOCATED, TO VOLUNTARILY DISSOLVE ITSELF AND TRANSFER 

ITS ASSETS AND LIABILITIES TO A COUNTY IF ACCEPTED BY RESO- 

LUTION OF ITS GOVERNING BODY; TO REQUIRE A PUBLIC HEARING 

TO BE CONDUCTED BEFORE TAKING A SUPERMAJORITY VOTE OF 

ITS GOVERNING BODY AND THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE 

COUNTY; TO REQUIRE THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE COUNTY TO 

COMPLY WITH THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 6-11-2140; TO PROVIDE 

FOR CALCULATING THE MILLAGE LIMITATION FOR A COUNTY 

WHEN A SPECIAL PURPOSE DISTRICT TRANSFERS ITS ASSETS AND 

LIABILITIES TO A COUNTY; AND TO PROVIDE THAT THIS SECTION 

DOES NOT APPLY TO A SPECIAL PURPOSE DISTRICT THAT PROVIDES 

BOTH RECREATIONAL AND AGING SERVICES OR THAT HAS A BOARD 

APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR UPON THE RECOMMENDATION OF 

THE COUNTY LEGISLATIVE DELEGATION. - ratified title 


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day HJ-103 


05/02/13 Ratified R 30 



05/13/13 Act No. 20 

S 0296 General Bill, By Jackson, McElveen, Coleman, Ford, Campbell, 

Young, Allen, Pinckney, Cleary, Williams, Cromer, Nicholson, Johnson, Fair, 

McGill, Bright, Verdin, Gregory, Setzler, Shealy, Matthews, Turner, 

Thurmond, Peeler, Lourie, Leatherman, Scott, Alexander and Malloy 


TO MALICIOUS INJURY TO A PLACE OF WORSHIP, TO PROVIDE THAT 

WHOEVER WILFULLY, UNLAWFULLY, AND MALICIOUSLY VANDAL- 

IZES, DEFACES, DAMAGES, OR DESTROYS OR ATTEMPTS TO VAN- 

DALIZE, DEFACE, DAMAGE, OR DESTROY ANY FIXTURES OR 

IMPROVEMENTS OF A PLACE OF WORSHIP, OR AIDS, AGREES WITH, 

EMPLOYS, OR CONSPIRES WITH ANY PERSON TO DO OR CAUSE TO 

BE DONE ANY OF THESE ACTS IS GUILTY OF A FELONY AND, UPON 

CONVICTION, MUST BE IMPRISONED NOT LESS THAN SIX MONTHS 

NOR MORE THAN TEN YEARS OR FINED NOT MORE THAN TEN THOU- 

SAND DOLLARS, OR BOTH. 











S 0297 General Bill, By Grooms and Campbell 


BY ADDING SECTION 56-1-222 TO EXPAND VISION STANDARDS AND 

TRAINING REQUIREMENTS TO ALLOW CERTAIN PERSONS WHO 

WEAR BIOPTIC TELESCOPIC LENSES FOR VISION ASSISTANCE TO 

OBTAIN A DRIVER S LICENSE. 




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HJ-14 


HJ-33










Young 


A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR UNIVER- 

SITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA DEFENSIVE END JADEVEON CLOWNEY 

FOR HIS OUTSTANDING SEASON, AND TO CONGRATULATE HIM FOR 

BEING NAMED THE 2012 AT&T NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR AND 

SEC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR. 





OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO METHODS OF ENTERING 

SATISFACTION, SO AS TO AUTHORIZE A LICENSED ATTORNEY WHO 

CAN PROVIDE CERTAIN PROOF TO RECORD AN AFFIDAVIT WHICH 

STATES THAT FULL PAYMENT ON THE BALANCE OF A MOBILE HOME 

LIEN HAS BEEN MADE, AND THAT THIS AFFIDAVIT SHALL SERVE AS 

NOTICE OF SATISFACTION OF THE LIEN. 



S 0300 General Bill, By Grooms, Bryant and Bright 


CODE, RELATING TO GENERAL PROVISIONS CONCERNING EDUCA- 

TION, BY ADDING SECTION 59-1-490 TO PROVIDE THAT THE COMMON 

CORE STANDARDS MAY NOT BE IMPOSED ON SOUTH CAROLINA. 



S 0301 General Bill, By Bennett, Campbell and Ford 

Similar (H 3004, H 3027, H 3256) 


TO THE CLASSIFICATION OF PROPERTY FOR PURPOSES OF PROPERTY 

TAX AND THE ASSESSMENT RATIOS APPLICABLE FOR EACH CLASS 

OF PROPERTY, TO PROVIDE THAT RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY OWNED 

BY AN ACTIVE DUTY MEMBER OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE 

UNITED STATES, WHO IS A LEGAL RESIDENT OF THIS STATE, ELIGI- 

BLE FOR AND RECEIVING THE SPECIAL FOUR PERCENT ASSESS- 

MENT RATIO ALLOWED OWNER-OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY 

RETAINS THAT ASSESSMENT RATIO AND EXEMPTIONS BASED ON 

THAT CLASSIFICATION FOR SO LONG AS THE OWNER REMAINS ON 

ACTIVE DUTY IN THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES 

REGARDLESS OF DUTY STATION AND DOES NOT CLAIM THE SPE- 

CIAL FOUR PERCENT ASSESSMENT RATIO ON ANY OTHER RESIDEN- 

TIAL PROPERTY OWNED BY THE SERVICE MEMBER OR A MEMBER 

OF HIS HOUSEHOLD IN THIS STATE AND TO PROVIDE THAT THIS 

RETAINING OF THE SPECIAL FOUR PERCENT ASSESSMENT RATIO 

MUST BE CONSTRUED AS A PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION. 




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BY ADDING SECTION 9-4-60 SO AS TO DIRECT THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

PUBLIC BENEFIT AUTHORITY TO DESIGN, IMPLEMENT, AND MAIN- 

TAIN A LONGEVITY PAY PLAN FOR STATE EMPLOYEES AND TO 

REQUIRE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO FUND THE COSTS OF THE 

PLAN BY A SPECIFIC APPROPRIATION OF GENERAL FUND REVENUES 

IN THE ANNUAL GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT. 



S 0303 General Bill, By Campsen and Ford 



TIONS, SO AS TO INCLUDE CERTAIN TRUSTS IN EXEMPTING PROP- 

ERTY USED FOR THE HOLDING OF ITS MEETINGS WHEN NO PROFIT 

OR BENEFIT INURES TO THE BENEFIT OF ANY STOCKHOLDER OR 

INDIVIDUAL; AND TO AMEND SECTION 12-24-40, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO EXEMPTIONS FROM DEED RECORDING FEES, SO AS TO 

EXEMPT TRANSFERS FROM A TRUST ESTABLISHED FOR THE BENE- 

FIT OF A RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION TO THE RELIGIOUS ORGANIZA- 

TION. 




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S 0304 (Rat # 0008, Act # 0006) General Bill, By Shealy, Cromer and 

Campsen 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO CERTAIN TERMS AND 

THEIR DEFINITIONS REGARDING GENERAL RESTRICTIONS ON 

FRESHWATER FISHING, SO AS TO REVISE THE DEFINITION OF THE 

TERM BAIT FISH ; TO AMEND SECTION 50-13-60, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO THE LAWFUL POSSESSION OF FISH, SO AS TO MAKE A 

TECHNICAL CHANGE TO THE PROVISION RELATING TO THE POSSES- 

SION OF A GAME FISH; TO AMEND SECTIONS 50-13-200, 50-13-210, 50- 

13-250, 50-13-260, AND 50-13-270, ALL AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

THE PROTECTION OF FRESHWATER GAME FISH, SO AS TO REVISE 

THE AGE OF PERSONS IN A BOAT THAT MAY USE AN UNLIMITED 

NUMBER OF FISHING DEVICES, TO REVISE THE NUMBER OF TROUT 

THAT MAY BE TAKEN ON THE LOWER REACH OF THE SALUDA 

RIVER, TO PROVIDE THE LEGAL LENGTH OF SMALLMOUTH BASS 

THAT MAY BE TAKEN FROM CERTAIN LAKES, RIVERS, AND RESER- 

VOIRS, AND TO MAKE A TECHNICAL CHANGE; TO AMEND SECTIONS 

50-13-620, 50-13-625, AND 50-13-635, ALL AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

THE PROTECTION OF NONGAME FISH, SO AS TO FURTHER PROVIDE 

FOR THE COLOR OF CERTAIN MARKINGS, TO PROVIDE THAT A COM- 

MERCIAL TROTLINE WHICH USES FIFTY OR FEWER HOOKS MUST BE 

MARKED AT INTERVALS OF TWENTY-FIVE HOOKS, TO REVISE THE 

AGE OF PERSONS IN A BOAT THAT MAY USE AN UNLIMITED NUMBER 

OF GAME FISHING DEVICES, AND TO REVISE THE NUMBER OF SET 

HOOKS A RECREATIONAL FISHERMAN MAY USE. - ratified title 




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03/05/13 House Committee report: Favorable with amendment Agriculture, 

Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs HJ-1 





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04/03/13 Act No. 6 

S 0305 (Rat # 0009, Act # 0007) General Bill, By Campsen 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE GEOGRAPHIC BOUND- 

ARIES OF THE STATE S BODIES OF WATERS, SO AS TO REVISE THE 

GEOGRAPHIC BOUNDARIES OF SAINT HELENA SOUND; TO AMEND 

SECTION 50-5-15, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO CERTAIN TERMS AND 

THEIR DEFINITIONS, SO AS TO DEFINE THE TERM TOTAL LENGTH ; 

TO AMEND SECTION 50-5-40, RELATING TO THE UNAUTHORIZED 

TAGGING OR MARKING AND RELEASING OF SALTWATER FISH, SO AS 

TO MAKE TECHNICAL CHANGES; TO AMEND SECTION 50-5-375, 

RELATING TO SEAFOOD DEALERS RECORDS, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT THIS SECTION APPLIES TO EVERY WHOLESALE SEAFOOD 

DEALER; TO AMEND SECTION 50-5-545, RELATING TO COMMERCIAL 

CRAB TRAPS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THIS SECTION APPLIES TO 

TRAPS USED FOR TAKING BLUE CRABS; TO AMEND SECTION 50-5- 

550, RELATING TO TRAPS ATTACHED TO A BUOY, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT CERTAIN MINNOW TRAP FLOATS DO NOT HAVE TO BE MARKED 

WITH THE OPERATOR S BAIT DEALER LICENSE NUMBER; TO AMEND 

SECTION 50-5-705, RELATING TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF TRAWLING 

ZONES, SO AS TO REVISE THE BOUNDARIES OF CERTAIN TRAWLING 

ZONES; TO AMEND SECTION 50-5-1330, RELATING TO THE TAKING OF 

HORSESHOE CRABS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A PERMIT IS NOT 

REQUIRED TO POSSESS A CAST OFF OR MOLTED SHELL OF A HORSE- 

SHOE CRAB, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL 

RESOURCES MAY GRANT PERMITS TO CERTAIN INSTITUTIONS AND 

PERSONS TO POSSESS AN UNLIMITED NUMBER OF HORSESHOE 

CRABS OR THEIR PARTS; TO AMEND SECTION 50-5-1335, RELATING 

TO THE USE OF BLUE CRAB TRAPS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT IT IS 

UNLAWFUL TO SET A TRAP USED FOR TAKING BLUE CRAB FOR COM- 

MERCIAL PURPOSES WITHIN CERTAIN WATERS WITHIN THIS STATE; 

TO AMEND SECTIONS 50-5-1705 AND 50-5-1710, BOTH AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO LAWFUL SIZE AND CATCH LIMITS FOR CERTAIN FISH, 

SO AS PROVIDE THAT THE LIMITS ESTABLISHED IN ARTICLE 17, 

CHAPTER 5, TITLE 50 APPLY TO ALL STATE WATERS; AND TO REPEAL 

SECTION 50-5-1340 RELATING TO COMMERCIAL USE OF CRAB POTS 

IN LITTLE CHECHESSEE CREEK IN BEAUFORT COUNTY. - ratified title 




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04/03/13 Act No. 7 

S 0306 General Bill, By Campsen and Ford 



TO PENALTIES ASSOCIATED WITH MISDEMEANOR OFFENSES CON- 

TAINED IN TITLE 50, TO REVISE THE PENALTIES FOR THESE 

OFFENSES, AND TO PROVIDE THAT MAGISTRATE S COURT HAS BOTH 

ORIGINAL AND CONCURRENT JURISDICTION OVER MISDEMEANOR 

OFFENSES. 




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S 0307 Concurrent Resolution, By Verdin 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CALL UPON THE MEMBERS OF THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION TO TAKE WHAT- 

EVER ACTION IS NECESSARY TO PREVENT THE IMPLEMENTATION 

OF THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE S DECISION TO ALLOW WOMEN 

INTO DIRECT COMBAT ROLES. 



S 0308 General Bill, By Bennett, Shealy, Grooms, Hembree, L. Martin, 

Massey, Campbell, Turner, Thurmond, Bryant, Verdin, S. Martin, Davis, 

Bright, Corbin, Campsen, Fair and Cromer 

Similar (S 0276, H 3053) 


TO THE CARRYING OF A CONCEALED WEAPON IN A BUSINESS THAT 

SELLS ALCOHOL TO BE CONSUMED ON THE PREMISES, TO PERMIT 

THE POSSESSION OF A WEAPON UNLESS NOTICE OF A PROHIBITION 

IS PROVIDED BY THE BUSINESS, TO PROHIBIT THE CONSUMPTION 

OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IN A BUSINESS BY SOMEONE CARRYING 

A FIREARM, AND TO REDUCE THE PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS. 



02/01/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Massey (ch), Coleman, Nicholson, 

Bennett, Shealy 









04/17/13 Senate Committee Amendment Amended SJ-37 




04/23/13 Senate Amended SJ-60








HJ-9 






HJ-98 




TO ENACT THE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOMICIDE PREVENTION ACT 

SO AS TO PROVIDE A PROCEDURE FOR THE SURRENDER OF FIRE- 

ARMS OWNED BY A PERSON CONVICTED OF CRIMINAL DOMESTIC 

VIOLENCE OR CRIMINAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OF A HIGH AND 

AGGRAVATED NATURE; BY ADDING SECTION 16-25-130 SO AS TO 

CREATE THE OFFENSE OF FAILURE TO SURRENDER A FIREARM 

AFTER CONVICTION FOR A CRIMINAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 

OFFENSE AND TO PROVIDE A PENALTY; BY ADDING SECTION 16-25- 

140 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT IT IS UNLAWFUL TO KNOWINGLY SELL 

A FIREARM TO A PERSON CONVICTED OF A CRIMINAL DOMESTIC 

VIOLENCE OFFENSE AND TO PROVIDE A PENALTY; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 16-3-1750, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO RESTRAINING ORDERS 

AGAINST PERSONS ENGAGED IN HARASSMENT OR STALKING, SO AS 

TO INCLUDE CRIMINAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OFFENSES IN THE LIST 

OF OFFENSES THE MAGISTRATES COURT HAS JURISDICTION OVER 

AN ACTION SEEKING A RESTRAINING ORDER, TO ALLOW THE 

COURT TO ORDER THE SURRENDER OF FIREARMS IF THE COURT 

FINDS IMMINENT DANGER EXISTS, AND TO PROVIDE FACTORS FOR 

THE COURT TO CONSIDER WHEN DETERMINING IF IMMINENT DAN- 

GER EXISTS; TO AMEND SECTION 16-25-10, AS AMENDED, RELATING 

TO DEFINITIONS FOR THE PURPOSES OF CRIMINAL DOMESTIC VIO- 

LENCE, SO AS TO ADD A DEFINITION OF FIREARM ; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 17-15-40, RELATING TO CONDITIONS OF RELEASE, SO AS TO 

REQUIRE THE COURT TO ORDER A PERSON CHARGED WITH A VIO- 

LENT OFFENSE TO SURRENDER ALL FIREARMS AS A CONDITION OF 

BOND, TO ALLOW THE COURT TO ORDER A PERSON CHARGED WITH 

A CRIMINAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OFFENSE TO SURRENDER ALL 

FIREARMS AS A CONDITION OF BOND IF REQUESTED BY OR WITH 

THE CONSENT OF THE VICTIM, AND TO PROVIDE FACTORS FOR THE 

COURT TO CONSIDER WHEN DETERMINING IMMINENT DANGER; 

AND TO AMEND SECTION 20-4-60, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

ORDERS OF PROTECTION, SO AS TO ADD THAT IF AN ORDER OF PRO- 

TECTION IS ISSUED AND THE COURT FINDS IMMINENT DANGER 

EXISTS, THE COURT MAY ORDER THE SURRENDER OF FIREARMS 

AND TO PROVIDE FACTORS FOR THE COURT TO CONSIDER WHEN 

DETERMINING IMMINENT DANGER. 






BY ADDING SECTION 40-29-95 SO AS TO PROVIDE THE MANUFAC- 

TURED HOUSING BOARD SHALL ADOPT CERTAIN FINANCIAL 

RESPONSIBILITY GUIDELINES FOR ITS LICENSEES; BY ADDING SEC- 

TION 40-29-225 SO AS TO PROVIDE CONTINUING EDUCATION 

REQUIREMENTS FOR RENEWAL OF LICENSURE AS A MANUFAC- 

TURED HOME RETAIL DEALER, RETAIL SALESMAN, INSTALLER, 

CONTRACTOR, OR REPAIRER; BY ADDING SECTION 40-29-325 SO AS 

TO PROVIDE A DEALER SHALL INCLUDE HIS LICENSE NUMBER IN 

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ADVERTISING, TO PROVIDE AN EXCEPTION, AND TO PROVIDE PEN- 

ALTIES FOR A VIOLATION; BY ADDING SECTION 40-29-500 SO AS TO 

PROVIDE FAILURE TO OBTAIN AN APPROPRIATE BUILDING PERMIT 

BEFORE INSTALLING A MANUFACTURED HOME CONSTITUTES A 

VIOLATION; TO AMEND SECTION 40-29-80, RELATING TO BASES FOR 

SUSPENDING, REVOKING, RESTRICTING, OR DENYING A LICENSE BY 

THE BOARD, SO AS TO INCLUDE THE AIDING OR ABETTING AN UNLI- 

CENSED ENTITY TO EVADE THE PROVISIONS OF THE CHAPTER OR TO 

ALLOW USE OF A LICENSE BY AN UNLICENSED ENTITY; TO AMEND 

SECTION 40-29-200, RELATING TO APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSURE 

AND RENEWAL, SO AS TO PROVIDE AN APPLICANT FOR LICENSURE 

AS A RETAIL DEALER SHALL GIVE THE BOARD A FINANCIAL STATE- 

MENT REVIEWED BY A CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, TO PRO- 

VIDE THE HOLDER OF A LIEN ON A MANUFACTURED HOME IS NOT 

SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THIS CHAPTER FOR THE SALE, 

EXCHANGE, OR TRANSFER BY LEASE-PURCHASE A REPOSSESSED 

MANUFACTURED HOME MADE THROUGH A LICENSED MANUFAC- 

TURED HOME RETAILER, AND TO PROVIDE A PERSON LICENSED BY 

ANOTHER BOARD OR COMMISSION IN THIS STATE MAY NOT 

INSTALL A MANUFACTURED HOME BUT MAY REPAIR, INSPECT, OR 

IMPROVE A MANUFACTURED HOME CONSISTENT WITH THE 

REQUIREMENTS OF HIS LICENSE; AND TO AMEND SECTION 40-29-230, 

RELATING TO VIOLATIONS OF SURETY BOND, CLAIM, AND RELEASE 

REQUIREMENTS FOR APPLICANTS FOR LICENSURE BY THE BOARD, 

SO AS TO INCLUDE THE INABILITY OF AN APPLICANT TO SATISFY 

REQUISITE FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY GUIDELINES AS A BASIS 

FOR INCREASING THE AMOUNT OF THE REQUIRED SURETY BOND 

OR OTHER APPROVED SECURITY. 



SJ-9 











HJ-21 







HJ-33 

06/06/13 Senate House amendment amended 



06/06/13 Senate Returned to House with amendments 

06/06/13 House Non-concurrence in Senate amendment 


06/06/13 Senate Conference committee appointed O Dell, Hutto, Bryant 

06/06/13 House Conference committee appointed Reps. Sandifer, Toole 

and Anderson 

S 0311 Resolution, By Hutto and Matthews 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE HON- 

ORABLE O. DAVIE BURGDORF, MASTER-IN-EQUITY FOR THE FIRST 

JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT FROM 

THE BENCH, AND TO WISH HIM CONTINUED SUCCESS AND HAPPI- 

NESS IN ALL HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 

01/29/13 Senate Introduced and adopted SJ-10




BY ADDING SECTION 59-29-155 SO AS TO REQUIRE EACH SCHOOL 

DISTRICT TO PROVIDE AT LEAST ONE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION 

THAT ENCOMPASSES CIVICS AND GEOGRAPHY TO STUDENTS IN THE 

FIFTH GRADE, EIGHTH GRADE, AND ELEVENTH GRADE, TO PROVIDE 

THE COURSE MUST BE AT LEAST ONE SEMESTER IN LENGTH, AND 

TO REQUIRE THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO ASSIST 

THE SCHOOL DISTRICTS WITH LOCATING AND DEVELOPING APPRO- 

PRIATE CURRICULA FOR THIS INSTRUCTION. 



S 0313 General Bill, By Hayes, Courson, Setzler, Matthews, Lourie, Hutto, 

Jackson, Rankin, L. Martin, O Dell, Malloy, Ford, Johnson and Young 


BY ADDING CHAPTER 62 TO TITLE 59 SO AS TO ESTABLISH A SCHOOL 

DISTRICT CHOICE PROGRAM AND OPEN ENROLLMENT PROGRAM 

WITHIN THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM OF THIS STATE, TO PROVIDE 

FOR A VOLUNTARY PILOT TESTING OF THE PROGRAM BEFORE FULL 

IMPLEMENTATION, TO DEFINE CERTAIN TERMS, TO PROVIDE FOR AN 

APPLICATION PROCESS FOR STUDENTS WISHING TO TRANSFER, TO 

PROVIDE RESPONSIBILITIES, STANDARDS, AND CRITERIA CONCERN- 

ING SENDING AND RECEIVING SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS, 

TO PROVIDE STANDARDS OF APPROVAL, PRIORITIES FOR ACCEPT- 

ING STUDENTS AND CRITERIA FOR DENYING STUDENTS, TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT WITH CERTAIN EXCEPTIONS THE PARENT IS 

RESPONSIBLE FOR TRANSPORTING THE STUDENT TO SCHOOL, TO 

PROVIDE THAT DISTRICTS SHALL RECEIVE ONE HUNDRED PERCENT 

OF THE BASE STUDENT COST FROM THE STATE FOR NONRESIDENT 

STUDENTS ENROLLED PURSUANT TO THIS CHAPTER, TO PROVIDE 

THAT A STUDENT GENERALLY MAY NOT PARTICIPATE IN INTER- 

SCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC CONTESTS AND COMPETITIONS FOR ONE 

YEAR AFTER HIS DATE OF ENROLLMENT, TO PROVIDE THAT A 

RECEIVING DISTRICT SHALL ACCEPT CERTAIN CREDITS TOWARD A 

STUDENT S REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION AND SHALL AWARD 

A DIPLOMA TO A NONRESIDENT STUDENT WHO MEETS ALL 

REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION, TO PROVIDE THAT A SCHOOL 

DISTRICT MAY CONTRACT WITH CERTAIN ENTITIES FOR THE PROVI- 

SION OF SERVICES, TO PROVIDE THAT THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF 

EDUCATION ANNUALLY SHALL SURVEY SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO 

DETERMINE PARTICIPATION IN THE OPEN ENROLLMENT PROGRAM 

AND PROVIDE CERTAIN DELETED REPORTS ON THE PROGRAM TO 

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, TO PROVIDE A DISTRICT MAY RECEIVE 

CERTAIN WAIVERS CONCERNING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS 

ACT, AND TO PROVIDE THAT IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS PROGRAM 

EACH FISCAL YEAR IS CONTINGENT UPON THE APPROPRIATION OF 

ADEQUATE FUNDING BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. 




SJ-5 




04/25/13 Senate Recommitted to Committee on Education SJ-25 



SO AS TO DESIGNATE SECTIONS 54-1-10 THROUGH 54-1-40 AS ARTI- 

CLE 1, ENTITLED GENERAL PROVISIONS ; AND BY ADDING ARTICLE 

5 TO CHAPTER 1, TITLE 54 SO AS TO ENACT THE WATERCRAFT GAM- 

BLING ACT SO AS TO MAKE IT LAWFUL TO USE GAMBLING DEVICES 

ON WATERCRAFT AND TO PROVIDE DEFINITIONS. 



S 0315 Joint Resolution, By Ford 



TO MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS, BY ADDING SECTION 7C SO AS TO 

ESTABLISH RIVERBOAT GAMBLING AND A GAMBLING COMMISSION. 



S 0316 General Bill, By Bright, Bryant, Verdin and Davis 


ING TO FIREARMS, BY ADDING ARTICLE 9 TO ENACT THE SECOND 

AMENDMENT PRESERVATION ACT TO NULLIFY UNCONSTITU- 

TIONAL ACTIONS TAKEN BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN 

REGARD TO THE INFRINGEMENT OF THE RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR 

ARMS, AND TO PROHIBIT ENFORCEMENT OF UNCONSTITUTIONAL 

ACTS AND CONVICTIONS FOR FAILING TO FOLLOW UNCONSTITU- 

TIONAL FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS. 





ARTICLE III OF THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, 

RELATING TO THE PROHIBITION AGAINST THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 

FROM ENACTING LOCAL OR SPECIAL LAWS, SO AS TO AUTHORIZE 

THE OPERATION OR POSSESSION OF ANY TYPE OF COIN-OPERATED 

AMUSEMENT OR GAMING MACHINE OR DEVICE IN A COUNTY UPON 

THE ENACTMENT OF AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE OPERA- 

TION OR POSSESSION, UPON THE FAVORABLE VOTE OF A MAJORITY 

OF THE MEMBERS OF THE COUNTY S LEGISLATIVE DELEGATION, OR 

BY A PETITION SIGNED BY FIVE PERCENT OF THE COUNTY S REGIS- 

TERED ELECTORS SUBJECT TO A FAVORABLE REFERENDUM. 






RELATING TO LOTTERIES, SO AS TO REQUIRE THAT A REFERENDUM 

ON THE ISSUE OF AUTHORIZING CASINO BOAT GAMBLING MUST BE 

HELD IN EACH COUNTY OF THE STATE UPON PETITION OF ONE PER- 

CENT OF THE REGISTERED VOTERS OF THE COUNTY OR UPON 

APPROVAL BY TWO-THIRDS VOTE OF THE LEGISLATIVE DELEGA- 

TION OF THE COUNTY. 



S 0319 General Bill, By Gregory 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF 

MOTOR VEHICLES ISSUANCE OF VETERAN SPECIAL LICENSE 

PLATES, SO AS TO INCREASE THE NUMBER OF THE LICENSE PLATES 

THAT MAY BE ISSUED TO A PERSON. 



S 0320 Concurrent Resolution, By Davis 



OF TRANSPORTATION NAME THE DEPARTMENT S REPLACEMENT 

BRIDGE LOCATED ALONG SPANISH WELLS ROAD ON HILTON HEAD 

ISLAND CHARLIE SIMMONS, SR. MEMORIAL BRIDGE AND ERECT 

APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS AT THIS BRIDGE THAT CONTAIN 

THE WORDS CHARLIE SIMMONS, SR. MEMORIAL BRIDGE . 



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S 0321 Resolution, By Coleman 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE ETTA MAE WASHING- 

TON WILLIAMS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY ON THE OCCASION OF HER 

ONE HUNDREDTH BIRTHDAY, AND TO WISH HER A JOYOUS BIRTH- 

DAY CELEBRATION AND CONTINUED HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. 



A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE SKILLSUSA FOR ITS CONTRI- 

BUTION TOWARD BUILDING A QUALITY AMERICAN WORK FORCE, 

AND TO THANK THE ORGANIZATION FOR ITS FINE WORK AMONG 

THE YOUNG PEOPLE OF THE PALMETTO STATE. 




AN ACT TO AMEND THE OFFICIAL COMMENT TO SECTION 36-9-101, 

CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE CHAP- 

TER TITLED UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE - SECURED TRANSAC- 

TIONS , SO AS TO, INTER ALIA, IDENTIFY THE SPECIFIC VERSION OF 

THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY CODE REFERENCED THROUGH- 

OUT THE COMMENTS TO CHAPTER 9, TITLE 36; TO AMEND SECTION 

36-9-102, RELATING TO THE DEFINITIONS APPLICABLE TO CHAPTER 

9, TITLE 36, SO AS TO REVISE EXISTING OR PROVIDE NEW DEFINI- 

TIONS FOR CERTAIN TERMS, AND TO MAKE TECHNICAL CORREC- 

TIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 36-9-105, RELATING TO THE CONTROL OF 

ELECTRONIC CHATTEL PAPER, SO AS TO CLARIFY THE CONDITIONS 

UNDER WHICH A SECURED PARTY IS DEEMED TO HAVE CONTROL OF 

ELECTRONIC CHATTEL PAPER; TO AMEND SECTION 36-9-307, RELAT- 

ING TO THE DEBTOR S LOCATION, SO AS TO INCLUDE PROVISIONS 

FOR DESIGNATING A MAIN OFFICE, HOME OFFICE, OR OTHER COM- 

PATIBLE OFFICE; TO AMEND SECTION 36-9-311, RELATING TO THE 

PERFECTION OF SECURITY INTERESTS IN PROPERTY SUBJECT TO 

CERTAIN STATUTES, REGULATIONS, AND TREATIES, SO AS TO MAKE 

A TECHNICAL CORRECTION; TO AMEND SECTION 36-9-316, RELATING 

TO THE CONTINUED PERFECTION OF A SECURITY INTEREST FOL- 

LOWING A CHANGE IN THE GOVERNING LAW, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

RULES THAT APPLY TO COLLATERAL TO WHICH A SECURITY INTER- 

EST ATTACHES WITHIN FOUR MONTHS AFTER A DEBTOR CHANGES 

LOCATION; TO AMEND SECTION 36-9-317, RELATING TO THE PRIOR- 

ITY OF INTERESTS, SO AS REVISE THE TERMINOLOGY OF CERTAIN 

TYPES OF INTERESTS AND PRIORITIES; TO AMEND SECTION 36-9-326, 

RELATING TO THE PRIORITY OF SECURITY INTERESTS CREATED BY 

A NEW DEBTOR, SO AS TO CLARIFY PROVISIONS REGARDING THE 

PERFECTION OF A SECURITY INTEREST; TO AMEND SECTION 36-9- 

406, RELATING TO THE DISCHARGE OF AN ACCOUNT DEBTOR, SO AS 

TO CLARIFY PROVISIONS REGARDING A SALE UNDER A DISPOSI- 

TION PURSUANT TO SECTION 36-9-610, OR AN ACCEPTANCE OF COL- 

LATERAL PURSUANT TO SECTION 36-9-620; TO AMEND SECTION 36-9- 

408, RELATING TO RESTRICTIONS ON ASSIGNMENT OF PROMISSORY 

NOTES, SO AS TO CLARIFY PROVISIONS REGARDING A SALE UNDER 

A DISPOSITION PURSUANT TO SECTION 36-9-610, OR AN ACCEP- 

TANCE OF COLLATERAL PURSUANT TO SECTION 36-9-620; TO AMEND 

SECTION 36-9-502, RELATING TO THE CONTENTS OF A FINANCING 

STATEMENT AND A RECORD OF MORTGAGE AS A FINANCING STATE- 

MENT, SO AS TO CLARIFY PROVISIONS REGARDING THE NAME OF A 

DEBTOR ON A RECORD OF MORTGAGE AS A FINANCING STATEMENT; 

TO AMEND SECTION 36-9-503, RELATING TO THE NAME OF A DEBTOR 

AND SECURED PARTY, SO AS TO REVISE PROVISIONS REGARDING 

THE PROPER NAME OF A DEBTOR ON A FINANCING STATEMENT; TO 

AMEND SECTION 36-9-507, RELATING TO THE EFFECT OF CERTAIN 

EVENTS ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A FINANCING STATEMENT, SO 

AS TO REVISE PROVISIONS REGARDING THE SUFFICIENCY OF THE 

DEBTOR S NAME; TO AMEND SECTION 36-9-515, RELATING TO THE 

DURATION AND EFFECTIVENESS OF A FINANCING STATEMENT, SO 

AS TO CLARIFY THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CERTAIN INITIALLY FILED 

FINANCING STATEMENTS; TO AMEND SECTION 36-9-516, AS 

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AMENDED, RELATING TO WHAT CONSTITUTES FILING AND THE 

EFFECTIVENESS OF FILING, SO AS TO CLARIFY WHEN A DEBTOR IS 

AN INDIVIDUAL OR AN ORGANIZATION; TO AMEND 36-9-518, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO A CLAIM CONCERNING AN INACCURATE 

OR WRONGFULLY FILED RECORD, SO AS TO INCLUDE PROVISIONS 

REGARDING THE FILING OF AN INFORMATION STATEMENT; TO 

AMEND SECTION 36-9-521, REGARDING THE UNIFORM FORM OF A 

WRITTEN FINANCING STATEMENT AND AMENDMENT, SO AS TO 

MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES; TO AMEND SECTION 36-9-607, 

RELATING TO COLLECTION AND ENFORCEMENT BY A SECURED 

PARTY, SO AS TO REVISE PROVISIONS REGARDING THE SECURED 

PARTY S SWORN AFFIDAVIT; BY ADDING PART 8 TO CHAPTER 9, 

TITLE 36, SO AS TO ENTITLE PART 8 AS TRANSITION ; AND TO MAKE 

CORRESPONDING CHANGES TO APPROPRIATE OFFICIAL COMMENTS 

AS NECESSARY TO REFLECT THE CHANGES TO CHAPTER 9, TITLE 36. 

- ratified title 















06/04/13 Ratified R 51 

S 0324 Concurrent Resolution, By L. Martin 


OF TRANSPORTATION NAME THE BRIDGE OVER HIGHWAY 123 AT 

THE INTERSECTION OF HIGHWAY 123 AND ROAD 37-18 AS THE SAM- 

UEL MAVERICK BRIDGE AND ERECT APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR 

SIGNS AT THE BRIDGE THAT CONTAIN THE WORDS SAMUEL MAVER- 

ICK BRIDGE . 







HJ-20 




S 0325 Resolution, By Cleary, Alexander, McGill, Shealy, Campbell and 

Reese 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO COMMEND AND SUPPORT THE DEMOC- 

RATIZATION EFFORTS OF TAIWAN AND THE NATION S MEANINGFUL 

PARTICIPATION IN THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION, THE INTER- 

NATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION, AND THE UNITED 

NATIONS FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE, AS 

WELL AS OTHER INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS. 



02/07/13 Senate Polled out of committee General SJ-19 

02/07/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable General SJ-19 


02/14/13 Senate Adopted SJ-34 

S 0326 General Bill, By Hutto




CAROLINA RECREATIONAL OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE ACT SO AS TO 

PROVIDE FOR THE REGULATION OF THE OPERATION OF RECRE- 

ATIONAL OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLES, TO PROVIDE THAT THESE VEHI- 

CLES ARE EXEMPT FROM AD VALOREM TAXES, AND TO PROVIDE 

PENALTIES FOR CERTAIN VIOLATIONS; BY ADDING ARTICLE 10 TO 

CHAPTER 19, TITLE 56 SO AS TO PROVIDE A PROCEDURE FOR THE 

TITLING OF RECREATIONAL OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLES; BY ADDING 

ARTICLE 3 TO CHAPTER 2, TITLE 56 SO AS TO DEFINE THE TERMS 

RECREATIONAL OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE AND ALL-TERRAIN VEHI- 

CLE ; AND TO AMEND SECTION 56-1-10, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

CERTAIN TERMS AND THEIR DEFINITIONS, SO AS TO DELETE THE 

TERM ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE AND ITS DEFINITION. 



S 0327 Concurrent Resolution, By Grooms and Campbell 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE 

GOOSE CREEK HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM, COACHES, AND 

SCHOOL OFFICIALS FOR AN UNDEFEATED SEASON, TO CONGRATU- 

LATE THEM ON TWENTY-SIX CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES, AND TO 

DESIGNATE THEM AS 2012 SOUTH CAROLINA ATHLETES OF DISTINC- 

TION. 



S 0328 Concurrent Resolution, By Courson, Lourie, Setzler, Alexander, 

Allen, Bennett, Bright, Bryant, Campbell, Campsen, Cleary, Coleman, 

Corbin, Cromer, Davis, Fair, Ford, Gregory, Grooms, Hayes, Hembree, 

Hutto, Jackson, Johnson, Leatherman, Malloy, L. Martin, S. Martin, 

Massey, Matthews, McElveen, McGill, Nicholson, O Dell, Peeler, Pinckney, 

Rankin, Reese, Scott, Shealy, Sheheen, Thurmond, Turner, Verdin, Williams 

and Young 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR RAY TAN- 

NER, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA ATHLETICS DIRECTOR, ON 

HIS IMPRESSIVE CAREER AS BOTH COACH AND MENTOR TO YOUNG 

ATHLETES, AND TO CONGRATULATE HIM ESPECIALLY ON HIS OUT- 

STANDING SUCCESS AT THE HELM OF THE FABULOUS CAROLINA 

GAMECOCK BASEBALL TEAM. 

02/05/13 Senate Introduced, adopted, sent to House 


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FAILS TO GIVE THE ANNUAL APPRO- 

PRIATIONS BILL THIRD READING. 



03/08/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Campsen (ch), Hutto, Massey, 

Coleman, Gregory 






S 0331 Resolution, By Nicholson 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO HONOR AND REMEMBER THE LIFE OF 

MRS. MACIE L. GRIFFIN WATSON AND TO EXTEND SYMPATHY TO 

HER FAMILY AND MANY FRIENDS UPON HER DEATH. 








Young 



UPON THE DEATH OF JONATHAN MCCRAY OF COLUMBIA AND TO 


FRIENDS. 



S 0333 Resolution, By Massey 

Similar (H 3581, H 3582) 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE STROM 

THURMOND HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND FOR A SPECTACULAR 

PERFORMING SEASON, AND TO CONGRATULATE THE BAND AND ITS 

DIRECTORS FOR CAPTURING THE 2012 SOUTH CAROLINA BAND 

DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION (SCBDA) CLASS AA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 

TITLE. 


S 0329 General Bill, By Reese and Hembree 


BY ADDING SECTION 12-6-3586 SO AS TO ALLOW AN INCOME AND 

OTHER SPECIFIED TAX CREDITS FOR TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT OF THE 

TOTAL COST OF A SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEM PLACED IN SERVICE IN 

2013 THROUGH 2018, TO PROVIDE CEILINGS ON THE AMOUNT OF THE 

CREDIT THAT MAY BE CLAIMED IN ONE YEAR AND PROVIDE FOR 

THE TIMING OF CREDITS, TO PROVIDE FOR THE ALLOCATION OF THE 

CREDIT IN THE CASE OF CERTAIN PASS-THROUGH ENTITIES, AND TO 

REQUIRE THE TAXPAYER TO ELECT THE CREDIT TO APPLY IN THE 

CASE OF OVERLAPPING CREDITS. 



S 0330 General Bill, By Courson, Jackson, Hutto, Rankin, Lourie, Campsen, 

Gregory and Young 



THE DATE FOR SINE DIE ADJOURNMENT OF THE GENERAL ASSEM- 

BLY, TO PROVIDE THAT THE REGULAR ANNUAL SESSION OF THE 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY ADJOURNS THE FIRST THURSDAY IN MAY, AND 

TO PROVIDE THAT THE DATE FOR SINE DIE ADJOURNMENT IS 

EXTENDED ONE DAY FOR EACH DAY AFTER MARCH FIRST THAT THE 

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S 0334 General Bill, By Leatherman, O Dell, Bryant, Matthews, Jackson, 

Malloy, McGill, Fair, Coleman, Ford, Johnson, McElveen, Pinckney, Scott, 

Setzler, Williams, Nicholson, Allen, Lourie and Reese 


BY ADDING SECTION 12-4-352 SO AS TO REQUIRE THE GOVERNOR TO 

DEVELOP A PROTECTION PLAN TO MINIMIZE THE ACTUAL AND 

POTENTIAL COSTS AND EFFECTS OF IDENTITY THEFT DUE TO THE 

CYBER SECURITY BREACH AT THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE BY 

PROVIDING IDENTITY THEFT PROTECTION AND IDENTITY THEFT 

RESOLUTION SERVICES, TO REQUIRE THE GOVERNOR TO DEVELOP 

A POLICY THAT ENSURES THE SAFETY OF ALL PERSONALLY IDENTI- 

FIABLE INFORMATION IN THE POSSESSION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF 

REVENUE, INCLUDING THE ENCRYPTION OF PERSONALLY IDENTIFI- 

ABLE INFORMATION, TO SET FORTH THE PROCESS BY WHICH IDEN- 

TITY THEFT PROTECTION AND RESOLUTION SERVICES ARE 

PROCURED, TO REQUIRE THE GOVERNOR AND THE DEPARTMENT OF 

REVENUE TO ATTEMPT TO MAKE ENROLLMENT IN THESE PRO- 

GRAMS AS EASY AS POSSIBLE, TO PROVIDE THAT THESE PROGRAMS 

MUST BE FREE OF CHARGE TO THE ELIGIBLE PERSONS, AND TO 

DEFINE TERMS; BY ADDING SECTION 12-6-1141, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

AN INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX DEDUCTION FOR THE ACTUAL COSTS, 

BUT NOT EXCEEDING TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR AN INDIVID- 

UAL TAXPAYER, AND NOT EXCEEDING THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS 

FOR A JOINT RETURN OR A RETURN CLAIMING DEPENDENTS,


INCURRED BY A TAXPAYER IN THE TAXABLE YEAR TO PURCHASE 

IDENTITY THEFT PROTECTION AND IDENTITY THEFT RESOLUTION 

SERVICES; BY ADDING PART 7 TO CHAPTER 6, TITLE 37 SO AS TO 

ESTABLISH WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS THE 

IDENTITY THEFT UNIT AND TO PROVIDE ITS DUTIES; BY ADDING 

CHAPTER 36 TO TITLE 1 SO AS TO ESTABLISH THE DEPARTMENT OF 

INFORMATION SECURITY, TO PROVIDE THAT THE MISSION OF THE 

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SECURITY IS TO PROTECT THE 

STATE S INFORMATION AND CYBER SECURITY INFRASTRUCTURE, 

TO PROVIDE THAT THE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INFOR- 

MATION SECURITY IS THE CHIEF INFORMATION SECURITY OFFICER 

OF THE STATE AND TO PROVIDE THE CHIEF INFORMATION SECURITY 

OFFICER IS APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR, AND TO DEFINE TERMS, 

TO ESTABLISH THE TECHNOLOGY INVESTMENT COUNCIL TO ADOPT 

AND ANNUALLY REVIEW A STATEWIDE TECHNOLOGY PLAN, TO 

PROVIDE FOR THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE COUNCIL, AND TO REQUIRE 

REPORTS; TO AMEND SECTION 1-3-240, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

OFFICERS THAT ONLY MAY BE REMOVED BY THE GOVERNOR FOR 

CAUSE, SO AS TO ADD THE CHIEF INFORMATION SECURITY OFFICER; 

TO AMEND SECTION 1-30-10, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO DEPART- 

MENTS WITHIN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH OF STATE GOVERNMENT, 

SO AS TO ADD THE DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SECURITY; AND 

BY ADDING CHAPTER 79 TO TITLE 2 SO AS TO CREATE THE JOINT 

INFORMATION SECURITY OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE TO CONDUCT A 

CONTINUING STUDY OF THE LAWS OF THIS STATE AFFECTING 

CYBER SECURITY, INCLUDING THE RECEIPT OF IMPEDIMENTS TO 

IMPROVED CYBER SECURITY, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE MEMBER- 

SHIP OF THE COMMITTEE. 




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LAWS, 1976, RELATING TO THE LOCATION OF VOTING PLACES, TO 

ALLOW THAT IF A COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSION DETERMINES 

THAT A SUITABLE POLLING PLACE IS UNAVAILABLE WITHIN A VOT- 

ING PRECINCT, THAT THE COMMISSION MAY CHOOSE A LOCATION 

OUTSIDE THE PRECINCT IF THAT LOCATION IS WITHIN THREE MILES 

OF THE PRECINCT S BOUNDARIES AND IS WITHIN THE COUNTY. 



S 0336 Concurrent Resolution, By Jackson 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR BRIGA- 

DIER GENERAL CALVIN H. ELAM FOR HIS OUTSTANDING MILITARY 

SERVICE IN THE SOUTH CAROLINA AIR NATIONAL GUARD AND TO 

CONGRATULATE HIM UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS PROMOTION TO 

THE RANK OF BRIGADIER GENERAL. 



S 0337 Resolution, By Jackson 

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A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DR. HIRAM 

SPAIN, JR., PASTOR OF ST. MARK BAPTIST CHURCH IN COLUMBIA, 

UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS 

OF OUTSTANDING AND CARING MINISTRY, AND TO WISH HIM CON- 

TINUED SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN ALL HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 

02/06/13 Senate Introduced and adopted 

S 0338 General Bill, By Hayes, L. Martin, Cromer, Fair, Alexander, O Dell, 

Peeler, Gregory, Courson, Malloy, Lourie and Rankin 

A BILL TO ESTABLISH THE 2013 ETHICS REFORM ACT , BY AMEND- 

ING CHAPTER 17, TITLE 2, SOUTH CAROLINA CODE OF LAWS, 1976, 

RELATING TO LOBBYISTS AND LOBBYING, SO AS TO REQUIRE THAT 

A LOBBYIST AND LOBBYIST PRINCIPAL PAY A TWO HUNDRED DOL- 

LAR REGISTRATION FEE, AND THAT LOBBYISTS AND LOBBYIST 

PRINCIPALS REPORTS ARE DUE BY JANUARY TENTH AND JULY 

TENTH; TO AMEND ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 13, TITLE 8, RELATING TO 

GENERAL PROVISIONS CONCERNING ETHICS, GOVERNMENT 

ACCOUNTABILITY, AND CAMPAIGN REFORM, BY AMENDING THE 

DEFINITION OF ECONOMIC INTEREST , ADDING A DEFINITION FOR 

ELECTED OFFICIAL ; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-130, RELATING TO AN 

ADMINISTRATIVE FEE FOR PERSONS VIOLATING THE ACT, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE FOR THE APPROPRIATE ETHICS COMMITTEE TO LEVY AN 

ENFORCEMENT OR ADMINISTRATIVE FEE; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13- 

320, RELATING TO THE DUTIES OF THE STATE ETHICS COMMISSION, 

SO AS TO PROVIDE WHICH DOCUMENTS MUST BE RELEASED FOL- 

LOWING A FINDING OF PROBABLE CAUSE; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13- 

360, RELATING TO PUBLIC INSPECTION OF REPORTS FILED WITH THE 

COMMISSION, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE COMMISSION MUST 

MAKE FILED STATEMENTS AND REPORTS ELECTRONICALLY ACCES- 

SIBLE TO THE PUBLIC; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-365, RELATING TO 

PUBLIC ACCESSIBILITY TO THE ELECTRONIC FILING SYSTEM, SO AS 

TO MAKE TECHNICAL CHANGES; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-510, 

RELATING TO THE LEGISLATIVE ETHICS COMMITTEES, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT THE RESPECTIVE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND 

SENATE ETHICS COMMITTEES WILL BE GOVERNED ACCORDING TO 

THE APPROPRIATE LEGISLATIVE BODY S RULES AND STATUTES; TO 

AMEND SECTION 8-13-530, RELATING TO DUTIES OF THE HOUSE AND 

SENATE ETHICS COMMITTEES, TO PROVIDE THAT IF A PERSON 

ALLEGES MISCONDUCT OF CHAPTER 13, TITLE 8, RULE OR CHAP- 

TER 27, TITLE 2, BY A CANDIDATE FOR THE HOUSE OR SENATE 

WITHIN FIFTY DAYS BEFORE AN ELECTION, THE PERSON MAY PETI- 

TION THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS; TO ADD SECTION 8-13-535, SO 

AS TO PROVIDE THE LEGISLATIVE ETHICS COMMITTEES MAY COM- 

PEL BY SUBPOENA; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-540, RELATING TO CON- 

DUCT OF ETHICS COMMITTEE INVESTIGATIONS AND HEARINGS, SO 

AS TO PROVIDE THAT INVESTIGATIONS ARE CONFIDENTIAL UNTIL A 

FINDING OF PROBABLE CAUSE; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-550, RELAT- 

ING TO CONSIDERATION OF A LEGISLATIVE ETHICS COMMITTEE 

REPORT, SO AS TO PROVIDE THE SPEAKER OR PRESIDENT PRO TEM- 

PORE SHALL CALL OPEN SESSION UPON RECOMMENDATION OF 

EXPULSION OR AN APPEAL; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-560, RELATING 

TO SUSPENSION, REMOVAL, OR REINSTATEMENT OF A MEMBER, SO 

AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE SPEAKER OR PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE 

SHALL CONTINUE THE SUSPENSION OF A LEGISLATOR WHO WAS 

REELECTED WHILE SUSPENDED; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-710, 

RELATING TO REPORTING OF PARTICULAR GIFTS RECEIVED BY PUB- 

LIC EMPLOYEE, OFFICIAL, OR MEMBER ON STATEMENT OF ECO- 

NOMIC INTERESTS, SO AS TO MAKE TECHNICAL CHANGES; TO 

AMEND SECTION 8-13-750, RELATING TO EMPLOYMENT, PROMO- 

TION, ADVANCEMENT, OR DISCIPLINE OF FAMILY MEMBER OF PUB- 

LIC OFFICIAL, MEMBER, OR EMPLOYEE, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT NO 

PUBLIC OFFICIAL, PUBLIC MEMBER, OR PUBLIC EMPLOYEE MAY 

CAUSE THE EMPLOYMENT, APPOINTMENT, PROMOTION, TRANSFER, 

OR ADVANCEMENT OF A FAMILY MEMBER TO A STATE OR LOCAL 

OFFICE OR POSITION WITHIN THE PUBLIC OFFICIAL S, PUBLIC MEM- 

BER S OR PUBLIC EMPLOYEE S OFFICIAL RESPONSIBILITY; TO 

AMEND SECTION 8-13-760, RELATING TO EMPLOYMENT BY A GOV-


ERNMENT CONTRACTOR OF FORMER PUBLIC OFFICIAL, MEMBER, 

OR EMPLOYEE WHO WAS ENGAGED IN PROCUREMENT, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE A PUBLIC OFFICIAL, MEMBER, OR EMPLOYEE DIRECTLY 

PARTICIPATING IN PROCUREMENT MAY NOT ACCEPT EMPLOYMENT 

WITH A PERSON AWARDED THE CONTRACT FOR THE DURATION OF 

THE CONTRACT; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-775, RELATING TO THE 

PROHIBITION OF ECONOMIC INTERESTS IN CONTRACT, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE A PUBLIC OFFICIAL, PUBLIC MEMBER OR PUBLIC 

EMPLOYEE MAY NOT AWARD A CONTRACT NOR PARTICIPATE IN 

ANY DISCUSSION CONCERNING A BUSINESS OR INDIVIDUAL WITH 

WHICH HE OR A MEMBER OF HIS IMMEDIATE FAMILY IS ASSOCI- 

ATED; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-780, RELATING TO REMEDIES FOR 

BREACHES OF ETHICALEMPLOYEES, SO AS TO PERMIT ETHICS COM- 

MITTEES TO ISSUE WRITTEN WARNINGS AND DELETE THE OPTION 

OF ISSUING AN ORAL WARNING; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-790, SO AS 

TO REQUIRE THE RECOVERY OF THE VALUE OF ANYTHING TRANS- 

FERRED IN VIOLATION OF ETHICAL STANDARDS; TO AMEND ARTI- 

CLE 11, CHAPTER 13, TITLE 8, RELATING TO DISCLOSURE OF 

ECONOMIC INTERESTS; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-1110, RELATING TO 

PERSONS REQUIRED TO FILE STATEMENT OF ECONOMIC INTERESTS, 

SO AS TO REQUIRE THAT A FILING CONFORM WITH THE PROVISIONS 

OF SECTION 8-13-365; BY AMENDING SECTION 8-13-1120, SO AS TO 

REQUIRE ADDITIONAL INCOME DISCLOSURE; TO AMEND SECTION 8- 

13-1130, RELATING TO REPORT ON NAMES OF, AND PURCHASES BY, 

LOBBYISTS, SO AS TO REQUIRE REPORTING ON EMPLOYMENT; TO 

AMEND SECTION 8-13-1140, RELATING TO FILING OF AN UPDATED 

STATEMENT, SO AS TO REQUIRE A STATEMENT OF ECONOMIC INTER- 

ESTS TO BE FILED BY MARCH THIRTIETH; BY ADDING SECTION 8-13- 

1145, SO AS TO REQUIRE THE APPROPRIATE SUPERVISORY OFFICE TO 

SEND ELECTRONIC NOTICE OF OBLIGATION TO REPORT; TO AMEND 

SECTION 8-13-1150, REGARDING A CONSULTANT FILING A STATE- 

MENT; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-1170, RELATING TO TECHNICAL VIO- 

LATIONS OF DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS AND EXTENSIONS OF 

TIME FOR FILING STATEMENTS, SO AS TO ELIMINATE THE CONFI- 

DENTIALITY OF TECHNICAL VIOLATIONS; TO AMEND ARTICLE 13, 

CHAPTER 13, TITLE 8, RELATING TO CAMPAIGN PRACTICES DEFINI- 

TIONS, SO AS TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES IN THE DEFINI- 

TIONS OF BUSINESS , COMMITTEE , CONTRIBUTION , 

INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURE , NONCANDIDATE COMMITTEE , 

INFLUENCE THE OUTCOME OF AN ELECTIVE OFFICE , BALLOT MEA- 

SURE COMMITTEE , AND TO ADD PUBLIC MEMBER , ELECTIONEER- 

ING COMMUNICATION , AND INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURE-ONLY 

COMMITTEE ; TO AMEND SECTIONS 8-13-1308 AND 8-13-1309, RELAT- 

ING TO FILING OF CERTIFIED CAMPAIGN REPORTS, SO AS TO 

REQUIRE THAT FILING CONFORM WITH THE PROVISIONS OF SEC- 

TION 8-13-365; TO ADD SECTION 8-13-1311 REGARDING FILINGS BY 

AN INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURE-ONLY COMMITTEE; TO AMEND 

SECTION 8-13-1312, RELATING TO CAMPAIGN BANK ACCOUNTS, SO 

AS TO MAKE A TECHNICAL CHANGE; TO ADD SECTION 8-13-1313 

REGARDING A FILING FOR A PERSON WHO IS NOT A COMMITTEE 

AND MAKES AN INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURE OF FIVE HUNDRED 

DOLLARS IN A YEAR OR AN ELECTIONEERING COMMUNICATION; TO 

AMEND SECTION 8-13-1318, RELATING TO ACCEPTANCE OF CONTRI- 

BUTIONS TO RETIRE CAMPAIGN DEBT, LIMITS, REPORTING REQUIRE- 

MENTS, SO AS TO REQUIRE A CONTRIBUTION TO RETIRE CAMPAIGN 

DEBT TO BE UTILIZED FOR THAT PURPOSE; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13- 

1320, RELATING TO CONTRIBUTIONS WITHIN SPECIFIED PERIOD 

AFTER PRIMARY, SPECIAL, OR GENERAL ELECTION ATTRIBUTED TO 

THAT PRIMARY OR ELECTION, SO AS TO ATTRIBUTE CONTRIBU- 

TIONS AFTER A PRIMARY; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-1322 RELATING 

TO CONTRIBUTION LIMITS, TO EXCLUDE INDEPENDENT EXPENDI- 

TURE-ONLY COMMITTEES REGISTERED WITH THE STATE ETHICS 

COMMISSION; TO AMEND 8-13-1328, RELATING TO LIMITS ON REPAY- 

MENT OF LOANS FROM CANDIDATE OR FAMILY MEMBERS TO CAM- 

PAIGN, SO AS TO DELETE THE REFERENCE TO A CANDIDATE S 

FAMILY MEMBER; TO ADD SECTION 8-13-1337, SO AS TO PROVIDE AN 

ELECTIVE OFFICIAL OR THE ELECTIVE OFFICIAL S AGENT MAY NOT 

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KNOWINGLY SOLICIT A CONTRIBUTION FROM AN EMPLOYEE IN THE 

ELECTIVE OFFICIAL S AREA OF OFFICIAL RESPONSIBILITY; TO ADD 

SECTION 8-13-1339 TO PROHIBIT A POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 

ORGANIZED ON OR BEHALF OF THE GOVERNOR, LIEUTENANT GOV- 

ERNOR, ANY STATEWIDE CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICER, A MEMBER OF 

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, PUBLIC OFFICIAL OF A COUNTY OR 

MUNICIPALITY, OR A DIRECTOR OR DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF A STATE 

DEPARTMENT APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR; TO AMEND SECTION 

8-13-1340, RELATING TO RESTRICTIONS ON CONTRIBUTIONS BY ONE 

CANDIDATE TO ANOTHER, SO AS TO INCLUDE FEDERAL CANDI- 

DATES AND TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES; TO AMEND SECTION 

8-13-1344, RELATING TO CONTRIBUTIONS BY PUBLIC UTILITIES, SO 

AS TO PROHIBIT A CANDIDATE, COMMITTEE OR POLITICAL PARTY 

FROM OFFERING CONSIDERATION FOR AN ENDORSEMENT; TO 

AMEND SECTION -1356 RELATING TO THE FILING OF STATEMENT OF 

ECONOMIC INTERESTS BY CANDIDATES, SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR 

ELECTRONIC FILING AND THE TIME IN WHICH CANDIDATES MUST 

FILE; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-1360, RELATING TO CONTRIBUTION 

AND EXPENDITURE REPORTING, SO AS TO CONFORM WITH THE PRO- 

VISIONS OF SECTION 8-13-365; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-1364, RELAT- 

ING TO NOTIFICATION, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT AN ELECTRONIC 

NOTICE OF OBLIGATION TO REPORT NO LESS THAN THIRTY DAYS 

BEFORE THE FILING DATE FOR EACH REPORTING PERIOD TO THE E- 

MAIL ADDRESS PROVIDED BY THE CANDIDATE OR COMMITTEE; TO 

AMEND SECTION 8-13-1372, RELATING TO ERRORS AND OMISSIONS, 

SO AS TO DELETE THE PROVISION THAT TECHNICAL VIOLATIONS 

MUST REMAIN CONFIDENTIAL UNLESS REQUESTED TO BE MADE 

PUBLIC BY THE CANDIDATE FILING THE REPORT; AND TO REPEAL 

SECTIONS 8-13-520, 8-13-1160, 8-13-1180, 8-13-1310, 8-13-1350, 8-13-1358, 

8-13-1362, AND 8-13-1366. 



02/07/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Rankin (ch), Hutto, Malloy, 

Campsen, Massey 

S 0339 General Bill, By McElveen, Johnson and Reese 



BY ADDING CHAPTER 85 TO TITLE 40 SO AS TO ENACT THE REGIS- 

TERED INTERIOR DESIGNER PRACTICE ACT , TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

APPLICABILITY AND PURPOSE OF THE CHAPTER, TO DEFINE NECES- 

SARY TERMS, TO CREATE THE SOUTH CAROLINA REGISTERED INTE- 

RIOR DESIGNERS BOARD, TO PROVIDE FOR THE COMPOSITION, 

TERMS, DUTIES, AND POWERS OF THE BOARD, TO PROVIDE 

REQUIREMENTS FOR REGISTRATION AND RENEWAL OF REGISTRA- 

TION OF A REGISTERED INTERIOR DESIGNER, TO PROVIDE CONTINU- 

ING EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS, TO PROVIDE EXCLUSIONS, AND 

TO REQUIRE THE OBTAINING AND USE OF A SEAL. 



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A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE 

FOURTH ANNUAL SOUTH CAROLINA EMS MEMORIAL BIKE RIDE FOR 

HONORING THOSE WHO HAVE GIVEN OF THEMSELVES WHILE REN- 

DERING AID TO THE CITIZENS OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 



S 0341 General Bill, By Alexander, Reese, Fair, Lourie, Cromer, L. Martin, 

Campbell, Shealy and Ford 


TO ENACT THE EMERSON ROSE ACT BY ADDING SECTION 44-37-70 

SO AS TO REQUIRE EACH BIRTHING FACILITY LICENSED BY THE 

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL TO PER- 

FORM A PULSE OXIMETRY SCREENING ON EVERY NEWBORN IN ITS


CARE, WHEN THE BABY IS TWENTY-FOUR TO FORTY-EIGHT HOURS 

OF AGE, OR AS LATE AS POSSIBLE IF THE BABY IS DISCHARGED 

FROM THE HOSPITAL BEFORE REACHING TWENTY-FOUR HOURS OF 

AGE. 




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06/06/13 House Concurred in Senate amendment and enrolled 


S 0342 Resolution, By Allen 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR ISRAEL METRO- 

POLITAN CHRISTIAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH FOR MORE 

THAN A CENTURY OF MINISTRY, AND TO WELCOME THE PARTICI- 

PANTS OF THE CAROLINA REGION CONFERENCE OF THE SEVENTH 

EPISCOPAL DISTRICT OF THE CHRISTIAN METHODIST CHURCH. 




CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO ARTICLE 7 OF THE UNIFORM COM- 

MERCIAL CODE, SO AS TO REVISE THE CHAPTER IN ITS ENTIRETY IN 

ORDER TO PROVIDE FOR THE USE OF ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS OF 

TITLE AND TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES. 






A JOINT RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE THAT ON OR BEFORE JULY 1, 2013, 

THE STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD AND THE SOUTH CARO- 

LINA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION SHALL INITIATE A JOINT FEASI- 

BILITY STUDY INTO THE ADVANTAGES OF CONVEYING THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITY TO DUKE ENERGY OR TO 

ANOTHER SUITABLE ELECTRICAL UTILITY, TO STIPULATE MANDA- 

TORY CRITERIA OF A REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS TO BE CONSIDERED 

IN THE STUDY; AND TO REQUIRE THE SOUTH CAROLINA PUBLIC 

SERVICE COMMISSION TO CONDUCT AND PUBLISH A COMPREHEN- 

SIVE STUDY THAT EXAMINES AND FORECASTS SOUTH CAROLINA S 

RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC ENERGY CONSUMPTION 

AND HOW IT WILL RELATE TO THE STATE S ELECTRIC POWER PRO- 

DUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION CAPACITIES FOR THE NEXT TEN, 

TWENTY-FIVE, AND FIFTY YEARS. 


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A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 63-3-530, AS AMENDED, SOUTH CARO- 

LINA CODE OF LAWS, 1976, RELATING TO THE JURISDICTION OF THE 

FAMILY COURT, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE FAMILY COURT CAN 

ESTABLISH A RECOVERY COURT PROGRAM IN EACH JUDICIAL CIR- 

CUIT; AND TO AMEND SECTION 63-7-1690, AS AMENDED, SOUTH CAR- 

OLINA CODE OF LAWS, 1976, RELATING TO PLACEMENT PLANS IN 

CASES IN WHICH THERE ARE SUBSTANCE ABUSE ISSUES, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT THE FAMILY COURT IS ALLOWED TO PERMIT A PAR- 

ENT TO PARTICIPATE IN A RECOVERY COURT PROGRAM OPERATED 

BY THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES. 




S 0346 Joint Resolution, By Hayes, L. Martin, Cromer, Fair, Alexander, 

Peeler, Gregory, Courson and Lourie 




RELATING TO PUNISHMENT OF MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEM- 

BLY, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE SUPERVISION OF ETHICAL CON- 

DUCT BY MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, INCLUDING THE 

AUTHORITY TO DISCIPLINE OR PUNISH MEMBERS, EXCEPT FOR THE 

PUNISHMENT OF EXPULSION, IS VESTED IN THE STATE AGENCY 

CHARGED BY LAW WITH INVESTIGATING, ENFORCING, AND ADJUDI- 

CATING ALLEGATIONS OF ETHICAL MISCONDUCT FOR ALL OTHER 

PUBLIC OFFICIALS. 





S 0347 General Bill, By Hayes, L. Martin, Cromer, Fair, Alexander, Peeler, 

Gregory, Courson and Lourie 

Similar (S 0013, H 3407) 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DEFINITIONS APPLI- 

CABLE TO THE GENERAL PROVISIONS OF THE ETHICS, GOVERN- 

MENT ACCOUNTABILITY, AND CAMPAIGN REFORM ACT, SO AS TO 

ELIMINATE THE DEFINITION OF APPROPRIATE SUPERVISORY OFFICE 

; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-320, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE 

DUTIES AND POWERS OF THE STATE ETHICS COMMISSION, SO AS TO 

INCLUDE THE MEMBERS, STAFF, AND CANDIDATES FOR THE GEN- 

ERAL ASSEMBLY WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF THE STATE ETHICS 

COMMISSION; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-1300, AS AMENDED, RELAT- 

ING TO THE DEFINITIONS APPLICABLE TO THE CAMPAIGN PRAC- 

TICES PROVISIONS OF THE ETHICS, GOVERNMENT 

ACCOUNTABILITY, AND CAMPAIGN REFORM ACT, SO AS TO ELIMI- 

NATE THE DEFINITION OF APPROPRIATE SUPERVISORY OFFICE ; 

AND TO REPEAL SECTIONS 8-13-530, 8-13-540, AND 8-13-550 ALL 

RELATING TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND SENATE ETH- 

ICS COMMITTEES. 







BY ADDING SECTION 6-10-35 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR REQUIREMENTS 

FOR FIREPLACES IN LIEU OF REQUIREMENTS OF THE 2009 EDITION 

OF THE INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE. 




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S 0349 General Bill, By O Dell 



THE APPRAISAL MANAGEMENT COMPANY REGISTRATION ACT , TO 

PROVIDE A CITATION, TO PROVIDE CERTAIN DEFINITIONS, TO 

REQUIRE REGISTRATION FOR AN ENTITY ACTING AS AN APPRAISAL 

MANAGEMENT COMPANY, TO SPECIFY REGISTRATION REQUIRE- 

MENTS, TO PROVIDE EXEMPTIONS FROM REGISTRATION, TO SPEC- 

IFY THE TERM FOR WHICH REGISTRATION IS VALID AND FOR 

RENEWAL AND CANCELLATION OF REGISTRATIONS, TO PROVIDE 

FOR REGISTRATION FEES, TO LIMIT OWNERSHIP OF AN APPRAISAL 

MANAGEMENT COMPANY, TO REQUIRE AN APPLICANT FOR REGIS- 

TRATION TO DESIGNATE ONE CONTROLLING PERSON AS THE MAIN 

CONTACT BETWEEN THE COMPANY AND THE BOARD, TO PROVIDE 

REQUIREMENTS FOR A CONTROLLING PERSON ACTING AS A MAIN 

CONTACT BETWEEN A COMPANY AND THE BOARD, TO PROVIDE 

REQUIREMENTS RELATING TO THE USE AND PAYMENT OF INDEPEN- 

DENT APPRAISERS, TO SPECIFY CERTAIN REPORTING REQUIRE- 

MENTS OF AN APPRAISAL MANAGEMENT COMPANY, TO MAKE 

ATTEMPTS BY CERTAIN APPRAISAL MANAGEMENT COMPANY PER- 

SONNEL TO INFLUENCE OR ATTEMPT TO INFLUENCE AN APPRAISAL 

IN A CERTAIN MANNER, TO PROHIBIT AN APPRAISAL MANAGEMENT 

COMPANY FROM CHANGING A COMPLETED APPRAISAL OR USING 

AN APPRAISAL REPORT OR ITS CONTENT PROVIDED BY AN INDE- 

PENDENT APPRAISER IN ANOTHER TRANSACTION, TO PROVIDE 

RESTRICTIONS ON THE REMOVAL OF AN INDEPENDENT APPRAISER 

FROM THE APPRAISER PANEL BY AN APPRAISAL MANAGEMENT 

COMPANY, TO PROVIDE CERTAIN PENALTIES AND REMEDIES THE 

BOARD MAY IMPOSE FOR A VIOLATION OF THE ARTICLE, TO PRO- 

VIDE SURETY BOND REQUIREMENTS FOR AN APPRAISAL MANAGE- 

MENT COMPANY, AND TO PROVIDE THE BOARD MAY PROVIDE 

ADJUDICATORY PROCEEDINGS PURSUANT TO THE ADMINISTRATIVE 

PROCEDURES ACT; TO AMEND SECTION 40-60-10, RELATING TO THE 

REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS BOARD, SO AS TO INCREASE THE MEM- 

BERSHIP OF THE BOARD BY TWO MEMBERS; AND TO DESIGNATE 

SECTIONS 40-60-5 THROUGH 40-60-230 AS ARTICLE 1 OF CHAPTER 60, 

TITLE 40, ENTITLED REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS , AND TO RETITLE 

CHAPTER 60, TITLE 40 AS THE REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL PROFES- 

SIONALS ACT . 



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THE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE, TO PROVIDE THAT THE DIREC- 

TOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE MUST BE SCREENED BY 

THE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DIRECTOR JOINT SCREENING 

COMMITTEE BEFORE BEING CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE; AND TO 

AMEND CHAPTER 3, TITLE 38, BY ADDING ARTICLE 5, TO ESTABLISH 

THE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DIRECTOR JOINT SCREENING 

COMMITTEE, TO PROVIDE FOR THE SCREENING COMMITTEE S MEM- 

BERSHIP, POWERS, DUTIES, AND AUTHORITY, AND TO DEFINE NEC- 

ESSARY TERMS. 






S 0351 (Rat # 0010) Joint Resolution, By O Dell 


A JOINT RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE THE STATE BUDGET AND CON- 

TROL BOARD TO TRANSFER OWNERSHIP OF THE BELTON NATIONAL 

GUARD ARMORY TO THE CITY OF BELTON. - ratified title 




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03/21/13 Ratified R 10 



S 0352 (Rat # 0011, Act # 0008) General Bill, By Massey and Nicholson 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DESIGNATION OF 

VOTING PRECINCTS IN MCCORMICK COUNTY, SO AS TO ADD THE 

MONTICELLO PRECINCT, TO DESIGNATE A MAP NUMBER ON WHICH 

THE NAMES OF THESE PRECINCTS MAY BE FOUND AND MAIN- 

TAINED BY THE OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND STATISTICS OF THE 

STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD, AND TO CORRECT ARCHAIC 

LANGUAGE. - ratified title 









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03/21/13 Ratified R 11 



04/03/13 Act No. 8 



LAWS, 1976, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE STATE ELECTION COMMIS- 

SION SHALL REPORT THE NAMES OF ALL POLLING PRECINCTS BY 

COUNTY THAT HAVE MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED 

REGISTERED ELECTORS AND FOR THE COUNTY REGISTRATION 

BOARDS TO MAKE ALTERATIONS IF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 

FAILED TO ALTER THE PRECINCTS, SO THAT NO PRECINCT HAS 

MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED REGISTERED ELEC- 

TORS; TO AMEND SECTION 7-7-1000 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT MUNIC- 

IPALITY POOLED PRECINCTS CANNOT EXCEED A TWO THOUSAND 

FIVE HUNDRED REGISTERED ELECTORS. 



S 0354 Joint Resolution, By Senate Transportation 


A JOINT RESOLUTION TO APPROVE REGULATIONS OF THE DEPART- 

MENT OF TRANSPORTATION, RELATING TO SIGN REQUIREMENTS 

FOR PETITIONS TO CLOSE ROAD, DESIGNATED AS REGULATION DOC- 

UMENT NUMBER 4311, PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 

1, CHAPTER 23, TITLE 1 OF THE 1976 CODE. 

02/06/13 Senate Introduced, read first time, placed on calendar without reference 

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S 0355 General Bill, By Hutto 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE STATE CHILD FATALITY ADVI- 

SORY COMMITTEE, SO AS TO ADD TWO MEMBERS TO THE COMMIT- 

TEE; TO AMEND SECTION 63-11-1940, RELATING TO THE DUTIES OF 

STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT DIVISION S DEPARTMENT OF CHILD 

FATALITIES, SO AS TO DELETE CERTAIN PROVISIONS REQUIRING THE 

DEPARTMENT TO PROCEED WITH AN INVESTIGATION OR TO CLOSE 

A CASE; AND TO MAKE TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS. 



S 0356 General Bill, By Alexander and Reese 



CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO NOTARIES PUBLIC, SO AS TO DEFINE 

TERMS, TO MAKE GRAMMATICAL CORRECTIONS, TO PROVIDE THAT 

TO BE QUALIFIED FOR A NOTARIAL COMMISSION, A PERSON MUST 

BE REGISTERED TO VOTE AND READ AND WRITE IN THE ENGLISH 

LANGUAGE, TO AUTHORIZE AND PROHIBIT CERTAIN ACTS OF A 

NOTARY PUBLIC, TO PROVIDE MAXIMUM FEE A NOTARY MAY 

CHARGE, TO PROVIDE THE PROCESS FOR GIVING A NOTARIAL CER- 

TIFICATE, TO SPECIFY CHANGES FOR WHICH A NOTARY MUST 

NOTIFY THE SECRETARY OF STATE, TO PROVIDE THE ELEMENTS 

AND PENALTIES OF CERTAIN CRIMES RELATING TO NOTARIAL ACTS, 

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AND TO PROVIDE THE FORM FOR A NOTARIZED DOCUMENT SENT TO 

ANOTHER STATE, AMONG OTHER THINGS. 



02/15/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Gregory (ch), Sheheen, S.Martin 

S 0357 General Bill, By Pinckney 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE PERFORMANCE OF THE 

DUTIES OF THE REGISTER OF DEEDS BY THE CLERK OF COURT IN 

CERTAIN COUNTIES, SO AS TO PROVIDE THE REGISTER OF DEEDS OF 

JASPER COUNTY BE ELECTED RATHER THAN APPOINTED BEGIN- 

NING IN 2014, AND TO PROVIDE THE REGISTER OF DEEDS IN JASPER 

COUNTY MUST SERVE A FOUR-YEAR TERM; AND TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 30-3-12, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE APPOINTMENT OF 

REGISTER OF DEEDS IN CERTAIN COUNTIES, SO AS TO REMOVE JAS- 

PER COUNTY FROM THOSE COUNTIES. 




A BILL TO AMEND ACT 601 OF 1971, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE 

JASPER COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION AS THE GOVERNING BODY 

OF THE JASPER COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT 

BEGINNING WITH THE YEAR 2013, THE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCA- 

TION RATHER THAN THE COUNTY COUNCIL SHALL IMPOSE THE TAX 

LEVY NECESSARY FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES, AND TO PROVIDE FOR 

PROCEDURES FOR AND LIMITATIONS ON THIS SCHOOL TAX LEVY. 

02/07/13 Senate Introduced, read first time, placed on local & uncontested 

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S 0359 General Bill, By Bryant, Cromer and Bright 


BY ADDING SECTION 44-55-65 SO AS TO REQUIRE THE ISSUANCE OF 

A PERMIT TO HAVE A WELL DRILLED ON A PARCEL OF LAND THAT 

HAS UNENCUMBERED ACCESS TO A WATER LINE; AND BY ADDING 

SECTION 44-55-855 SO AS TO REQUIRE THE ISSUANCE OF A SEPTIC 

TANK PERMIT FOR A PARCEL OF LAND THAT HAS UNENCUMBERED 

ACCESS TO A SEWER LINE. 



S 0360 Resolution, By Hembree 



OF MR. VAN J. PEE WEE ARNETTE OF LORIS, SOUTH CAROLINA, AND 

TO EXTEND THE DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HIS FAMILY AND MANY 

FRIENDS. 



A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND CONGRATULATE THE 

STARR-IVA DIXIE YOUTH SOFTBALL TEAM FOR ITS IMPRESSIVE WIN 

OF THE 2012 DIXIE PONYTAILS WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONSHIP, AND 

TO HONOR THE PLAYERS, COACHES, AND STAFF ON AN OUTSTAND- 

ING SEASON. 


S 0362 General Bill, By Hayes, Rankin, Cleary and Hembree 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS IN THE EDUCATION 

FINANCE ACT OF 1977, SO AS TO DEFINE INSTRUCTIONAL 

RESOURCE ; AND TO AMEND SECTION 59-31-210, RELATING TO A 

REQUIREMENT THAT THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION PROVIDE 

TEXTBOOKS TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS BY MEANS OF A RENTAL SYSTEM,


SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A SCHOOL DISTRICT MAY OPT OUT OF THE 

STATE TEXTBOOK RENTAL SYSTEM AND INSTEAD PURCHASE THE 

DIGITAL EQUIVALENT OF A TEXTBOOK AND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT 

DIRECTLY FROM VENDOR CONTRACTS APPROVED BY THE STATE. 




unfavorable Education SJ-8 



A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE MR. GEORGE W. BAL- 

LENTINE, JR. UPON BEING NAMED THE SOUTH CAROLINA 2013 TIME 

DEALER OF THE YEAR BY THE SOUTH CAROLINA AUTOMOBILE 

DEALERS ASSOCIATION. 


S 0364 Resolution, By Setzler 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE WILLIAM E. BILL 

BROOME OF LEXINGTON COUNTY ON THE OCCASION OF HIS NINETI- 

ETH BIRTHDAY AND TO WISH HIM A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY CELEBRA- 

TION AND MUCH HAPPINESS IN THE DAYS AHEAD. 


S 0365 Resolution, By Courson and Massey 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JAMES R. 

METTS, SHERIFF OF LEXINGTON COUNTY, FOR HIS DISTINGUISHED 

SERVICE TO THE CITIZENS OF LEXINGTON COUNTY AS THE CHIEF 

LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER FOR FOUR DECADES. 


S 0366 Resolution, By Alexander 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO HONOR AND RECOGNIZE MR. ANDY 

COONEY, AN IRISH-AMERICAN MUSIC ENTERTAINER, AND TO WEL- 

COME HIM TO SOUTH CAROLINA IN MARCH 2013. 


S 0367 Concurrent Resolution, By McElveen and Verdin 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO DECLARE WEDNESDAY, FEBRU- 

ARY 13, 2013, AS CITIES MEAN BUSINESS DAY TO RECOGNIZE AND 

HONOR THE VALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS SOUTH CAROLINA CITIES 

AND TOWNS MAKE TO THE ECONOMIC PROSPERITY OF SOUTH CAR- 

OLINA THROUGH THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH LOCAL BUSINESSES. 



A BILL TO ESTABLISH THE FAIRFIELD COUNTY BOARD OF VETER- 

ANS AFFAIRS, TO DEFINE THE BOARD S TERMS, POWERS, DUTIES, 

AND RESPONSIBILITIES, AND TO PROVIDE AN ALTERNATIVE 

METHOD OF APPOINTING AND REMOVING THE FAIRFIELD COUNTY 

VETERANS AFFAIRS OFFICER. 


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02/21/13 House Committed to Fairfield Delegation HJ-15 

S 0369 Resolution, By Lourie, Setzler and Cleary 


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A SENATE RESOLUTION TO DECLARE TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 2013, AS 

AUTISM AWARENESS DAY IN THE PALMETTO STATE AND TO 

ENCOURAGE ALL SOUTH CAROLINA CITIZENS TO SUPPORT INDIVID- 

UALS AND FAMILIES AFFECTED BY AUTISM. 







LAWS, 1976, RELATING TO THE ADOPTION OF A BUDGET FOR A SPE- 

CIAL PURPOSE DISTRICT, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE BUDGET 

DOES NOT HAVE TO BE ESTIMATED AND SUBMITTED FOR APPROVAL 

TO THE COUNTY SUPERVISOR IF THE DISTRICT S BOARD OF COM- 

MISSIONERS IS ELECTED AND NOT APPOINTED; AND TO AMEND 

SECTION 6-11-270, RELATING TO LEVY, COLLECTION, AND DISBURSE- 

MENT OF TAXES, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT AN ELECTED BOARD OF 

COMMISSIONERS DOES NOT HAVE TO SEEK APPROVAL FROM THE 

COUNTY SUPERVISOR PRIOR TO LEVYING TAXES. 



03/27/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Sheheen (ch), Thurmond, 

Turner 

S 0371 General Bill, By Shealy, Bright, Turner, L. Martin, Peeler, Bennett, 

Fair, Hembree and Cromer 



OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO EXPEDITED RELATIVE PLACEMENTS OF 

CHILDREN AT THE PROBABLE CAUSE HEARING, SO AS TO ENCOUR- 

AGE PLACEMENT OF THE CHILD WITH A GRANDPARENT OR OTHER 

RELATIVE OF THE FIRST OR SECOND DEGREE UNDER CERTAIN CIR- 

CUMSTANCES; TO SET FORTH CRITERIA FOR THE COURT TO CON- 

SIDER WHEN DECIDING WHETHER TO PLACE A CHILD WITH A 

GRANDPARENT OR OTHER RELATIVE OF THE FIRST OR SECOND 

DEGREE AT THE PROBABLE CAUSE HEARING; AND TO PROVIDE 

THAT IF THE COURT PLACES A CHILD WITH A GRANDPARENT OR 

OTHER RELATIVE OF THE FIRST OR SECOND DEGREE AT THE PROBA- 

BLE CAUSE HEARING, THE INDIVIDUAL MUST BE ADDED AS A PARTY 

TO THE ACTION FOR THE DURATION OF THE CASE OR UNTIL FUR- 

THER ORDER OF THE COURT. 







OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE OFFICE OF MOTOR 

VEHICLE HEARINGS WITHIN THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW COURT, SO 

AS TO PROVIDE THAT ALL HEARING OFFICERS MUST BE COMPEN- 

SATED AT THE SAME RATE. 





BY ADDING SECTION 8-11-105 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT NO PERSON 

WHO HAS ATTAINED THE AGE OF SEVENTY-TWO YEARS MAY SERVE 

OR CONTINUE TO SERVE ON A STATE BOARD, COMMITTEE, OR COM- 

MISSION, TO DEFINE STATE BOARD, COMMITTEE, OR COMMISSION 

AND TO PROVIDE EXCEPTIONS. 



S 0374 (Rat # 0018, Act # 0012) General Bill, By Peeler



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE PERFORMANCE OF 

THE DUTIES OF THE REGISTER OF DEEDS, SO AS TO ADD CHEROKEE 

COUNTY TO THOSE COUNTIES EXEMPT FROM THE REQUIREMENT 

THAT THOSE DUTIES BE PERFORMED BY THE CLERK OF COURT; AND 


APPOINTMENT OF THE REGISTER OF DEEDS FOR CERTAIN COUN- 

TIES, SO AS TO ADD CHEROKEE COUNTY TO THOSE COUNTIES 

WHERE THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE COUNTY SHALL APPOINT 

THE REGISTER OF DEEDS. - ratified title 














04/18/13 Ratified R 18 



04/30/13 Act No. 12 

S 0375 General Bill, By Hutto, L. Martin and Johnson 



BY ADDING CHAPTER 38 TO TITLE 6 SO AS TO ENACT THE DILAPI- 

DATED BUILDINGS ACT , TO PROVIDE DEFINITIONS, TO PROVIDE 

THAT A MUNICIPALITY MAY BRING A CAUSE OF ACTION AGAINST 

THE OWNER OF PROPERTY NOT IN SUBSTANTIAL COMPLIANCE 

WITH CERTAIN MUNICIPAL ORDINANCES, TO IDENTIFY WHO MAY 

SERVE AS A COURT-APPOINTED RECEIVER FOR PROPERTY SUBJECT 

TO THIS CAUSE OF ACTION, TO DESIGNATE THE POWERS OF A 

COURT-APPOINTED RECEIVER, TO ESTABLISH REPORTING REQUIRE- 

MENTS OF THE MUNICIPALITY CONCERNING A VIOLATION AGAINST 

WHICH THE MUNICIPALITY MAY BRING A CAUSE OF ACTION UNDER 

THIS ACT, AND TO PROVIDE CERTAIN REMEDIES AND PROCEDURES. 





CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO GENERAL PROVISIONS OF THE UNI- 

FORM COMMERCIAL CODE, SO AS TO MAKE CONFORMING AND 

TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS IN ORDER FOR CHAPTER 1 TO REMAIN 

CONSISTENT WITH OTHER REVISED CHAPTERS; TO MAKE CERTAIN 

CHANGES TO CLARIFY AMBIGUITIES THAT HAVE ARISEN OVER THE 

YEARS; TO MAKE CERTAIN SUBSTANTIVE CHANGES, INCLUDING 

CHANGES RELATED TO THE EXPANSION OF THE DEFINITION OF 

GOOD FAITH AND THE RELEVANCE OF COURSE OF PERFORMANCE 

IN CONTRACT INTERPRETATION; TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES 

IN OTHER CHAPTERS OF THE UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE; AND TO 

REPEAL SECTIONS 36-2-208 AND 36-2A-207. 






A BILL TO AMEND TITLE 33 OF THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CARO- 

LINA, 1976, BY ADDING CHAPTER 43 SO AS TO ENACT THE REVISED 

UNIFORM LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY ACT OF 2013 , TO PROVIDE 

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FOR THE MANNER IN WHICH AND REQUIREMENTS UNDER WHICH 

LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANIES ARE ORGANIZED, OPERATED, REGU- 

LATED, DISSOLVED, TRANSFERRED, AND CONVERTED, AND TO 

REPEAL CHAPTER 44, TITLE 33 RELATING TO THE UNIFORM LIMITED 

LIABILITY COMPANY ACT OF 1996 . 



S 0378 Resolution, By Cleary 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO DECLARE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 

2013, AS SOUTH CAROLINA RECYCLERS DAY AND TO COMMEND 

AND RECOGNIZE SOUTH CAROLINA S RECYCLERS FOR THEIR CON- 

TRIBUTIONS TO OUR STATE S ECONOMY, FOR THEIR EFFORTS TO 

PROMOTE ENERGY EFFICIENCY, AND FOR THEIR LEADERSHIP IN 

PROVIDING SUSTAINABLE MATERIAL MANAGEMENT OPTIONS. 

02/13/13 Senate Introduced, placed on calendar without reference SJ-4 


S 0379 (Rat # 0005) General Bill, By Sheheen 

AN ACT TO AMEND ACT 930 OF 1970, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

THE SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR KERSHAW 

COUNTY, SO AS TO REVISE THE SPECIFIC ELECTION DISTRICTS 

FROM WHICH THE MEMBERS OF THE KERSHAW COUNTY SCHOOL 

DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES SHALL BE ELECTED BEGINNING 

WITH SCHOOL TRUSTEE ELECTIONS IN 2014, AND TO PROVIDE FOR 

DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION IN REGARD TO THESE NEWLY DRAWN 

ELECTION DISTRICTS. - ratified title 


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day SJ-5 



02/19/13 House Referred to Kershaw Delegation HJ-26 

02/20/13 House Delegation report: Favorable with amendment Kershaw 

Delegation HJ-36 




day HJ-19 







LAWS, 1976, RELATING TO EXCEPTIONS TO WAIVER OF IMMUNITY, 

SO AS TO INCLUDE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES. 



03/15/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Gregory (ch), Malloy, Shealy 


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S 0381 General Bill, By Bryant, Bright, Sheheen, Courson and Coleman



ING TO THE DEPARMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND WORKFORCE, BY 

ADDING SECTION 41-29-85 TO REQUIRE A PERCENTAGE REDUCTION 

IN THE SALARIES AND WAGES OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF 

THE SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND WORK- 

FORCE, THE DEPARTMENT S DIVISION DIRECTORS, AND OTHER 

MANAGEMENT EMPLOYEES EQUAL TO THE PERCENTAGE CALCU- 

LATED BY THE OVERPAYMENT RATE AND UNDERPAYMENT RATE 

FOR THE UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE PROGRAM. 



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S 0382 (Rat # 0052) General Bill, By Grooms, Alexander, L. Martin, 

Campbell, Davis, McGill, Nicholson, O Dell, Reese, Shealy, Johnson, Verdin, 

Williams, Cleary, Allen, Rankin, Setzler, Lourie, Scott, Ford, Turner, 

Bennett, Corbin, Bright, Hutto, Jackson, Sheheen, Pinckney, Cromer, 

Hembree, Matthews, McElveen, Young, Hayes and Malloy 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS FOR REGULATING MAN- 

UFACTURERS, DISTRIBUTORS, AND DEALERS, SO AS TO DEFINE THE 

TERMS DUE CAUSE AND MATERIAL BREACH ; TO AMEND SECTION 

56-15-40, RELATING TO SPECIFIC ACTS DEEMED UNFAIR METHODS 

OF COMPETITION AND UNFAIR OR DECEPTIVE ACTS OR PRACTICES, 

SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A MANUFACTURER, DISTRIBUTOR, WHOLE- 

SALER, DISTRIBUTOR BRANCH OR DIVISION, FACTORY BRANCH OR 

DIVISION, WHOLESALE BRANCH OR DIVISION, OFFICER, AGENT, OR 

OTHER REPRESENTATIVE THEREOF, MAY NOT REQUIRE OR COERCE 

A MOTOR VEHICLE DEALER TO OFFER TO SELL OR SELL ANY 

EXTENDED SERVICE CONTRACT, EXTENDED MAINTENANCE PLAN, 

FINANCIAL PRODUCT, OR INSURANCE PRODUCT OFFERED, SOLD, OR 

SPONSORED BY THE MANUFACTURER OR TO SELL, ASSIGN, OR 

TRANSFER ANY RETAIL INSTALLMENT SALES CONTRACT OR LEASE 

OBTAINED BY THE MOTOR VEHICLE DEALER IN CONNECTION WITH 

THE SALE OR LEASE OF A NEW MOTOR VEHICLE MANUFACTURED 

BY THE MANUFACTURER TO A SPECIFIED FINANCE COMPANY, 

CLASS OF FINANCE COMPANIES, LEASING COMPANY, CLASS OF 

LEASING COMPANIES, OR TO ANY OTHER SPECIFIED PERSON; TO 

DEFINE THE TERM FINANCIAL SERVICES COMPANY ; AND TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT A MANUFACTURER OR DISTRIBUTOR MAY NOT USE A 

CERTAIN FINANCIAL SERVICES COMPANIES OR LEASING COMPANIES 

TO ACCOMPLISH ILLEGAL CONDUCT; BY ADDING SECTION 56-15-47 

SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A MANUFACTURER MAY NOT PREVENT A 

MOTOR VEHICLE DEALER FROM DESIGNATING A SUCCESSOR TO 

THE DEALERSHIP IN THE EVENT OF DEATH OR INCAPACITY OF THE 

MOTOR VEHICLE DEALER, AND TO PROVIDE THE CONDITIONS UPON 

WHICH A PERSON MAY SUCCEED TO A FRANCHISE; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 56-15-60, RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLE DEALER S CLAIMS FOR 

COMPENSATION, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT ALL WARRANTY CLAIMS, 

SERVICE CLAIMS, OR INCENTIVE CLAIMS NOT SPECIFICALLY DISAP- 

PROVED IN WRITING WITHIN THIRTY DAYS OF RECEIPT SHALL BE 

CONSTRUED AS APPROVED AND PAYMENT MUST FOLLOW WITHIN 

THIRTY DAYS, AND A MANUFACTURER SHALL NOT UNREASONABLY 

DISAPPROVE A CLAIM THAT RESULTS IN A CLERICAL OR ADMINIS- 

TRATIVE ERROR AND THAT CLAIM DISAPPROVAL MUST BE BASED 

ON A MATERIAL DEFECT; BY ADDING SECTION 56-15-95 SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT A MANUFACTURER MAY NOT TERMINATE OR CAN- 

CEL A FRANCHISE OR SELLING AGREEMENT OF A MOTOR VEHICLE 

DEALER WITHOUT DUE CAUSE, AND TO PROVIDE THE FACTORS THE 

COURT MUST USE WHEN IT DETERMINES WHETHER DUE CAUSE 

EXISTS; BY ADDING SECTION 56-15-96 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A 

PERFORMANCE STANDARD, SALES EFFECTIVENESS STANDARD, 

SALES OBJECTIVE, OR PROGRAM FOR MEASURING DEALERSHIP 

PERFORMANCE THAT MAY HAVE A MATERIAL EFFECT ON A MOTOR 

VEHICLE DEALER SHALL BE FAIR, REASONABLE, EQUITABLE, 

BASED ON ACCURATE INFORMATION, AND UNIFORMLY APPLIED TO 

OTHER SIMILARLY SITUATED MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS; AND BY 

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ADDING SECTION 56-15-98 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A MANUFAC- 

TURER OR DISTRIBUTOR, OFFICER, AGENT, OR ANY REPRESENTA- 

TIVE OF A MANUFACTURER OR DISTRIBUTOR MAY NOT 

UNREASONABLY ALTER A NEW MOTOR VEHICLE DEALER S AREA OF 

RESPONSIBILITY, AND TO PROVIDE A PROCEDURE TO ALTER A NEW 

MOTOR VEHICLE DEALER S AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY. - ratified title 




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06/04/13 Ratified R 52 

S 0383 Concurrent Resolution, By Cromer 


A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE THE TOWN OF 

IRMO ON BEING NAMED A 2012 SOUTH CAROLINA OUTSTANDING 

TRAFFIC SAFE COMMUNITY BY THE AAA CAROLINAS FOUNDATION 

FOR TRAFFIC SAFETY, AND TO HONOR THE IRMO POLICE DEPART- 

MENT FOR ITS ESSENTIAL ROLE IN ACHIEVING THIS RECOGNITION. 


S 0384 Resolution, By Shealy and Massey 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE BATES- 

BURG-LEESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL PANTHER BAND FOR AN OUT- 

STANDING PERFORMING SEASON AND TO WISH THEM SUCCESS AS 

THEY TRAVEL TO ENGLAND FOR THE LONDON NEW YEAR S DAY 

PARADE. 


S 0385 Resolution, By O Dell and Nicholson 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR PIEDMONT 

TECHNICAL COLLEGE FOR THE INSTITUTION S USE OF LEAN IN 

HIGHER EDUCATION AND TO CONGRATULATE THE STUDENTS, FAC- 

ULTY, AND ADMINISTRATION FOR BEING AWARDED THE PRESTI- 

GIOUS 2013 BELLWETHER AWARD. 



A SENATE RESOLUTION TO HONOR SAMUEL IVAN RANDOLPH, JR., 

SUPERINTENDENT OF ABBEVILLE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, FOR 

HIS MANY YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE AS AN EDUCATOR, TO 

CONGRATULATE HIM ON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT, AND 

TO WISH HIM MUCH SUCCESS AND FULFILLMENT IN ALL HIS 

FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 


S 0387 General Bill, By O Dell, Campbell, Cromer, Hembree, Setzler, 

McGill, Johnson and Ford 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE CREDIT AGAINST 

WITHHOLDING FOR RETRAINING, SO AS TO INCREASE THE CREDIT, 

TO SPECIFY ELIGIBLE EMPLOYEES AND PROGRAMS, TO PROVIDE 

THAT A BUSINESS MAY NOT CLAIM THE CREDIT IF THE EMPLOYEE IS 

REQUIRED TO REIMBURSE OR PAY FOR THE COSTS OF THE RETRAIN-


ING, TO INCREASE THE MATCH AMOUNT FOR THE BUSINESS, AND TO 

PROVIDE THE PROGRAMS ARE SUBJECT TO REVIEW BY THE DEPART- 

MENT OF REVENUE AND THE STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL AND 

COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION; TO AMEND SECTION 12-10-105, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO THE ANNUAL FEE FOR A BUSINESS CLAIM- 

ING THE CREDIT, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE ANNUAL FEE IS NOT 

APPLICABLE TO THE RETRAINING CREDIT; AND TO AMEND SECTION 

12-20-105, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE CREDIT AGAINST THE 

LICENSE TAX FOR CERTAIN INFRASTRUCTURE EXPENSES, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT AN ELIGIBLE PROJECT MAY BE OWNED OR CON- 

STRUCTED BY A GOVERNMENTAL ENTITY IF THE PROJECT IS 

EXPECTED TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF 

THE GOVERNMENTAL ENTITY, TO FURTHER SPECIFY ELIGIBLE 

INFRASTRUCTURE, AND TO PROVIDE THAT A GOVERNMENTAL 

ENTITY MAY SELL THE PROJECT AFTER THE COMPANY PAYS FOR 

THE INFRASTRUCTURE. 




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06/06/13 Senate Read third time and sent to House 


06/06/13 House Referred to Committee on Ways and Means 

S 0388 Joint Resolution, By Matthews, Hutto, Nicholson, Johnson, Setzler, 

Williams, Ford, Hembree and Hayes 



ARTICLE XI OF THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, 

RELATING TO THE SYSTEM OF FREE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL ESTABLISH, ORGA- 

NIZE, AND SUPPORT PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING THAT 

WILL PROVIDE A HIGH QUALITY EDUCATION, ALLOWING EACH STU- 

DENT TO REACH HIS HIGHEST POTENTIAL. 






TO MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS, BY ADDING SECTION 7C SO AS TO 

ALLOW THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY BY LAW TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

ESTABLISHMENT, ADMINISTRATION, AND REGULATION OF CASINO 

GAMBLING, LIMITED TO ONE CASINO IN EACH FIVE LOCATIONS 

THROUGHOUT THIS STATE, AND TO ALLOW THE ENACTMENT OF 

SPECIAL LEGISLATION, INCLUDING CRIMINAL LAWS, APPLICABLE 

ONLY IN THESE LOCATIONS. 





LAWS, 1976, RELATING TO CONTENTS OF COURT ORDERS REQUIRING 

A PARENT TO PROVIDE HEALTH COVERAGE FOR A CHILD, SO AS TO 

ELIMINATE THE NEED FOR THE SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER TO BE 

INCLUDED IN THE ORDER, TO CHANGE THE TERM PARENT TO PAR- 

TICIPANT , AND TO CHANGE THE TERM CHILD TO ALTERNATE 

RECIPIENT ; AND TO AMEND SECTION 43-5-220, RELATING TO 

OBTAINING SUPPORT PAYMENTS FROM ABSENT PARENTS, SO AS TO 

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ELIMINATE LANGUAGE THAT PROVIDES THAT THE USE OF THE 

CHILD SUPPORT SCALE IS OPTIONAL. 



S 0391 Resolution, By Matthews, Courson, Hayes, Jackson, Setzler, 

Williams, Nicholson and Scott 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO STRONGLY ENCOURAGE THE BOARD OF 

TRUSTEES OF SOUTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY TO DELAY ITS 

SEARCH AND SELECTION OF A PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY 

UNTIL AFTER THE MEMBERS TO SEATS REPRESENTING THE FIFTH, 

SIXTH, AND SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS AND AT-LARGE 

SEATS NINE, ELEVEN, AND TWELVE ARE ELECTED DURING THE 2013 

SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATIVE SESSION. 





06/04/13 Senate Recommitted to Committee on Education SJ-135 

S 0392 Concurrent Resolution, By Lourie 


OF MOTOR VEHICLES NAME ITS HEADQUARTERS BUILDING 

LOCATED AT 10311 WILSON BOULEVARD, BLYTHEWOOD, SOUTH 

CAROLINA THE COLONEL AND MRS. CHARLES P. MURRAY, JR. 

BUILDING . 



S 0393 Concurrent Resolution, By Fair 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO HONOR AND CONGRATULATE 

CHARLOTTE MCHAFFIE LYNCH OF THE GREENVILLE COUNTY LEG- 

ISLATIVE DELEGATION UPON HER RETIREMENT AND TO WISH HER 

MUCH HAPPINESS IN ALL HER FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 






BY ADDING SECTION 59-149-55 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A STUDENT 

WITH AN INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR A LIFE 

SCHOLARSHIP AND TO DEFINE THE TERM INTELLECTUAL DISABIL- 

ITY; AND TO AMEND SECTION 59-149-30, RELATING TO THE FULL- 

TIME ENROLLMENT REQUIREMENT FOR A LIFE SCHOLARSHIP, SEC- 

TION 59-149-50, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO REQUIREMENTS FOR A 

LIFE SCHOLARSHIP, AND SECTION 59-149-60, RELATING TO THE 

DURATION OF A LIFE SCHOLARSHIP, ALL SO AS TO MAKE CONFORM- 

ING CHANGES. 



S 0395 General Bill, By Davis, Bryant, Bright, S. Martin and Verdin 

Similar (H 3415, H 3514) 

A BILL TO AMEND TITLE 6 OF THE 1976 CODE, BY ADDING CHAPTER 

39 TO PROHIBIT ANY STATE AGENCY, GOVERNMENTAL ENTITY, OR 

POLITICAL SUBDIVISION, INCLUDING ANY LAW ENFORCEMENT 

AGENCY, TO UTILIZE, CONTRACT FOR, OR OTHERWISE OBTAIN ANY 

SERVICES FROM AN UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE CONTAINING AN 

ANTIPERSONNEL DEVICE, AND TO PROVIDE THAT NO STATE 

AGENCY, GOVERNMENTAL ENTITY, OR POLITICAL SUBDIVISION, 

INCLUDING ANY LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY, MAY CONDUCT GEN- 

ERAL SURVEILLANCE OR CONDUCT SURVEILLANCE OF A TARGETED 

PERSON OR LOCATION UTILIZING AN UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE 

OR RELATED DEVICE WITHOUT OBTAINING A SEARCH WARRANT. 






OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE ALLOCATION BY A 

FIDUCIARY OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS BETWEEN PRINCI- 

PAL AND INCOME FOR PURPOSES OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA UNI- 

FORM PRINCIPAL AND INCOME ACT, SO AS TO EXTEND THE 

APPLICATION OF THE FIDUCIARY S RESPONSIBILITIES TO THE 

INSTANCE OF A FIDUCIARY EXERCISING A DISCRETIONARY POWER 

IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONVERSION OF AN INCOME TRUST TO 

A TOTAL RETURN UNITRUST; AND BY ADDING SECTIONS 62-7-904A, 

62-7-904B, AND 62-7-904C SO AS TO ALLOW THE TRUSTEE OF AN 

INCOME TRUST TO CONVERT THE INCOME TRUST TO A TOTAL 

RETURN UNITRUST, RECONVERT A TOTAL RETURN UNITRUST TO AN 

INCOME TRUST, AND TO CHANGE THE PERCENTAGE USED TO CAL- 

CULATE THE UNITRUST AMOUNT OR THE METHOD OF DETERMIN- 

ING THE FAIR MARKET VALUE OF THE TRUST, TO PROVIDE THE 

REQUIREMENTS FOR A TRUSTEE TO MAKE THESE CHANGES, TO 

PROVIDE FOR SUCH CHANGES TO BE ORDERED BY THE PROBATE 

COURT UPON PETITION BY THE TRUSTEE, TO ALLOW A QUALIFIED 

BENEFICIARY OF A TRUST TO PETITION THE PROBATE TO MAKE 

THESE CHANGES IF THE TRUSTEE WILL NOT, AND TO PROVIDE DEFI- 

NITIONS FOR PURPOSES OF THE TRUST CHANGES ALLOWED PURSU- 

ANT TO THE ADDED SECTIONS. 



S 0397 Joint Resolution, By Senate Labor, Commerce and Industry 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO APPROVE REGULATIONS OF THE BUILDING 

CODES COUNCIL, RELATING TO DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF 

DEPARTMENT AND MODULAR BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTION, DESIG- 

NATED AS REGULATION DOCUMENT NUMBER 4226, PURSUANT TO 

THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 23, TITLE 1 OF THE 1976 

CODE. 


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A JOINT RESOLUTION TO APPROVE REGULATIONS OF THE MANU- 

FACTURED HOUSING BOARD, RELATING TO BOARD AUTHORIZED TO 

MAKE INVESTIGATIONS AND DENY, SUSPEND, OR REVOKE 

LICENSES, DESIGNATED AS REGULATION DOCUMENT NUMBER 4243, 

PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 23, TITLE 1 

OF THE 1976 CODE. 


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A JOINT RESOLUTION TO APPROVE REGULATIONS OF THE BOARD OF 

EXAMINERS FOR THE LICENSURE OF PROFESSIONAL COUNSELORS, 

MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS, AND PSYCHO-EDUCATIONAL 

SPECIALISTS, RELATING TO REQUIREMENTS OF LICENSURE FOR 

PROFESSIONAL COUNSELORS, MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS, 

AND PYSCHO-EDUCATIONAL SPECIALISTS, DESIGNATED AS REGU- 

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LATION DOCUMENT NUMBER 4231, PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS 

OF ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 23, TITLE 1 OF THE 1976 CODE. 


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BY ADDING SECTION 38-71-225 SO AS TO ESTABLISH CERTAIN 

REQUIREMENTS FOR ISSUING MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT POLICIES, 

INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROHIBITING SUCH POLICIES 

FROM DUPLICATING BENEFITS PROVIDED BY MEDICARE; PROHIBIT- 

ING EXCLUSION OF OR LIMITING BENEFITS FOR LOSSES INCURRED 

MORE THAN SIX MONTHS FROM THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF COVER- 

AGE BECAUSE IT INVOLVED A PREEXISTING CONDITION; TO 

REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE TO PROMULGATE REGU- 

LATIONS ESTABLISHING SPECIFIC STANDARDS FOR MEDICARE SUP- 

PLEMENT POLICY PROVISIONS AND MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR 

BENEFITS, CLAIMS PAYMENT, MARKETING PRACTICES AND TO CON- 

FORM SUCH POLICIES TO FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS; TO REQUIRE 

ISSUERS OF MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT POLICIES TO OFFER SUPPLE- 

MENT COVERAGE TO INDIVIDUALS UNDER SIXTY-FIVE YEARS OF 

AGE WHO ARE ENROLLED IN MEDICARE BECAUSE OF DISABILITY 

OR END-STAGE RENAL DISEASE; TO PROVIDE ENROLLMENT TIME 

REQUIREMENTS; TO PROVIDE THAT AT THE OPTION OF THE INDIVID- 

UAL COVERED UNDER A MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT POLICY, THE PRE- 

MIUMS MAY BE PAID BY A THIRD PARTY ON BEHALF OF THE 

INDIVIDUAL; AND TO PROVIDE THAT PREMIUM RATES MAY DIFFER 

BETWEEN INDIVIDUALS RECEIVING MEDICARE UNDER DIFFERENT 

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA BUT BENEFITS IN THE SUPPLEMENT POLICY 

MUST BE REASONABLE IN RELATION TO THE PREMIUMS CHARGED; 

TO AMEND SECTION 38-71-530, RELATING TO REGULATIONS ESTAB- 

LISHING STANDARDS FOR MANNER, CONTENT, AND REQUIRED DIS- 

CLOSURES FOR SALES OF INDIVIDUAL POLICIES, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT POLICIES MUST COMPLY WITH THIS 

ACT AND REGULATIONS PROMULGATED PURSUANT TO IT; AND TO 

AMEND SECTION 38-71-730, RELATING TO REQUIREMENTS FOR 

GROUP ACCIDENT, GROUP HEALTH, AND GROUP ACCIDENT AND 

HEALTH POLICIES, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT SUCH A GROUP POLICY 

THAT IS PRIMARILY A MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT POLICY MUST 

EQUAL BUT MAY EXCEED THE MINIMUM STANDARDS AS PROVIDED 

FOR IN THIS ACT AND REGULATIONS PROMULGATED PURSUANT TO 

IT. 



S 0401 General Bill, By O Dell and Coleman 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE TRANSFER OF FUNDS OR PROP- 

ERTY BY THE CITADEL BOARD OF VISITORS TO A NONPROFIT ELEE- 

MOSYNARY CORPORATION ESTABLISHED BY THE BOARD, SO AS TO 

REMOVE A LIMIT ON THE AMOUNT OF FUNDS OR PROPERTY THAT 

THE BOARD MAY TRANSFER TO THE CORPORATION. 




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S 0402 General Bill, By Peeler, O Dell, Reese, Pinckney and Campbell 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO TAX CREDITS FOR CERTAIN VEHI- 

CLES, SO AS TO DISALLOW THE CREDIT TO CERTAIN VEHICLES AND 

TO PROVIDE THAT THE CREDIT EXPIRES WHEN THE SIMILAR FED- 

ERAL CREDIT EXPIRES; BY ADDING SECTION 12-6-3378 SO AS TO 

PROVIDE A ONE THOUSAND DOLLAR TAX CREDIT FOR THE IN-STATE 

PURCHASE OR LEASE OF A NEW QUALIFIED HYBRID ELECTRIC 

VEHICLE, NEW QUALIFIED BATTERY ELECTRIC VEHICLE, OR NEW 

QUALIFIED ALTERNATIVE FUEL MOTOR VEHICLE UNDER 8,500 

GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT RATING, TO PROVIDE A TEN PERCENT 

CREDIT FOR THE IN-STATE PURCHASE OR LEASE OF A NEW QUALI- 

FIED HYBRID ELECTRIC VEHICLE, NEW QUALIFIED BATTERY ELEC- 

TRIC VEHICLE, OR NEW QUALIFIED ALTERNATIVE FUEL MOTOR 

VEHICLE OVER 8,500 GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT RATING, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE THE PROCESS BY WHICH THE CREDIT MAY BE CLAIMED; TO 

AMEND SECTION 1-11-220, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE FLEET 

MANAGEMENT PROGRAM, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE PROGRAM 

SHALL SEEK TO PROMOTE THE USE OF CLEAN, DOMESTIC, AND 

EFFICIENT FUELS; TO AMEND SECTION 1-11-310, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO THE ACQUISITION OF THE STATE FLEET, SO AS TO ADD 

PREFERENCE FOR COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS, LIQUEFIED NATU- 

RAL GAS, LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS, AND BATTERY ELECTRIC 

VEHICLES WHEN PRACTICAL; TO AMEND SECTION 1-11-315, RELAT- 

ING TO THE FEASIBILITY OF USING ALTERNATIVE FUELS FOR THE 

STATE VEHICLE FLEET, SO AS TO REQUIRE THE DIVISION OF MOTOR 

VEHICLE MANAGEMENT TO PROVIDE A PLAN FOR THE REPLACE- 

MENT OF STATE-OWNED VEHICLES WITH VEHICLES USING ALTER- 

NATIVE FUELS, AND TO REQUIRE THE DIVISION TO SUBMIT THE 

PLAN TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND GOVERNOR; AND TO 

AMEND SECTION 59-67-585, RELATING TO THE USE OF BIODIESEL 

FUEL IN THE STATE SCHOOL BUS FLEET, SO AS TO PROVIDE A PREF- 

ERENCE IN PURCHASING HYBRID, PLUG-IN HYBRID, BIODIESEL, 

HYDROGEN, FUEL CELL, COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS, LIQUEFIED 

NATURAL GAS, LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS, BATTERY ELECTRIC, 

OR FLEX-FUEL SCHOOL BUSES WHEN PERFORMANCE, QUALITY, 

AND LIFE CYCLE COSTS ARE COMPARABLE TO OTHER SCHOOL 

BUSES. 





TO PURCHASE AND INSTALLATION OF EQUIPMENT TO PRODUCE 

ENERGY FROM BIOMASS RESOURCES, TO RESTORE THE ADMINIS- 

TRATION OF THE BIOMASS RESOURCE ENERGY CREDIT TO THE 

DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. 



S 0404 General Bill, By Gregory and Hutto 


LAWS, 1976, RELATED TO THE NUMBER OF RETAIL LIQUOR STORE 

LICENSES, SO AS TO EXPAND THE NUMBER OF LICENSES AVAILABLE 

TO AN ELIGIBLE LICENSEE FROM THREE TO TEN, AND TO AMEND 

SECTION 61-6-150, RELATED TO A LICENSEE S INTEREST IN OTHER 

RETAIL LIQUOR STORES, SO AS TO EXPAND THE INTERESTS OF A 

LICENSEE FROM THREE TO TEN STORES. 





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OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE APPLICATION OF THE 

CODE OF JUDICIAL CONDUCT TO ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGES 

AND THE ENFORCEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION OF THESE RULES 

BY THE STATE ETHICS COMMISSION, SO AS TO PROVIDE INSTEAD 

THAT THE JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT SHALL HANDLE COMPLAINTS 

AGAINST ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGES FOR POSSIBLE VIOLATIONS 

OF THE CODE OF JUDICIAL CONDUCT IN THE SAME MANNER AS 

COMPLAINTS AGAINST OTHER JUDGES. 



02/22/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Rankin (ch), Malloy, S.Martin 


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06/04/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Sellers, JE Smith, Rutherford, 

Neal, King, McEachern, Sabb, Gambrell, Thayer, Gagnon, 

Bannister, RL Brown, Anderson, Douglas HJ-17 

S 0406 General Bill, By Peeler and Ford 


A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 44-53-190, AS AMENDED, SECTIONS 44-53- 

210, 44-53-230, 44-53-250, AND 44-53-270, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH 

CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING, RESPECTIVELY, TO DRUGS DESIGNATED 

AS SCHEDULE I, II, III, IV, AND V CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES AND 

SECTION 44-53-1510, RELATING TO DRUGS DESIGNATED AS ANA- 

BOLIC STEROIDS, ALL SO AS TO ALPHABETIZE THESE LISTINGS AND 

TO ADD DRUGS TO THESE DESIGNATIONS TO CONFORM TO FEDERAL 

DRUG DESIGNATIONS AND DESIGNATIONS OF ADJACENT STATES IN 

ORDER TO ENHANCE AND IMPROVE ILLICIT DRUG ENFORCEMENT. 




02/21/13 Senate Committed to Committee on Medical Affairs SJ-2 


Affairs SJ-19 









BY ADDING SECTION 40-15-183 SO AS TO PROVIDE THE STATE BOARD 

OF DENTISTRY MAY RANDOMLY CONDUCT ANNOUNCED INSPEC- 

TIONS OF DENTAL OFFICES AFTER GIVING APPROPRIATE NOTICE, 

AND MAY CONDUCT UNANNOUNCED INSPECTIONS OF DENTAL 

OFFICES WHEN INVESTIGATING A BONA FIDE COMPLAINT AGAINST 

A PERSON LICENSED BY THE BOARD, AND SHALL SET POLICY AND 

ESTABLISH PROCEDURES CONCERNING THE CONDUCT OF THESE 

INSPECTIONS. 



S 0408 General Bill, By Thurmond 


TO STOPPING, STANDING, AND PARKING OF A VEHICLE UPON THE 

ROADWAY, TO ADD THAT NO PERSON SHALL STOP, PARK, OR LEAVE 

STANDING A VEHICLE, WHETHER ATTENDED OR UNATTENDED,


UPON THE ROADWAY INSIDE OR OUTSIDE A RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT 

WHEN IT IS PRACTICABLE TO STOP, PARK, OR LEAVE THE VEHICLE 

OFF THE ROADWAY. 




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05/01/13 Senate Committee Amendment Amended and Adopted 



05/01/13 Senate Reconsidered SJ-71 







A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE CHAPIN 

HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND FOR A SPECTACULAR PERFORMING 

SEASON AND TO CONGRATULATE DIRECTOR KEVIN HEBERT, HIS 

FINE STAFF, AND THE BAND FOR CAPTURING THE 2012 CLASS AAA 

STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 



A SENATE RESOLUTION TO ACKNOWLEDGE AND COMMEND THE 

CHAPIN HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY CHEERLEADING SQUAD, COACHES, 

AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS FOR AN EXCEPTIONAL SEASON, AND TO 

CONGRATULATE THEM FOR GARNERING THE 2012 CLASS AAA STATE 

CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


S 0411 General Bill, By Setzler, Coleman, Sheheen, Malloy, Nicholson, Scott, 

Pinckney, Matthews, Cleary, Johnson, Reese, Williams, McGill, Allen, 

Campbell, Lourie, Hutto, Courson, Rankin, O Dell and Ford 



THE STATE BONDS FOR COUNTY TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUC- 

TURE ACT , TO AUTHORIZE THE ISSUE OF FIVE HUNDRED MILLION 

DOLLARS IN GENERAL OBLIGATIONS OF THIS STATE FOR FINANCING 

COUNTY TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE, AND TO PROVIDE 

THE TERMS, CONDITIONS, USES AND ALLOCATION OF THE BONDS 

AND THEIR PROCEEDS. 



S 0412 General Bill, By Thurmond, Lourie, Hayes, McElveen, Turner and 

Rankin 


TO THE CONTENTS OF CERTIFIED CAMPAIGN REPORTS OF CANDI- 

DATES AND COMMITTEES, AND TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-1309, 

RELATING TO THE CONTENTS OF CERTIFIED CAMPAIGN REPORTS OF 

BALLOT MEASURE COMMITTEES, TO REQUIRE A CANDIDATE OR 

COMMITTEE OR BALLOT MEASURE COMMITTEE TO ELECTRONI- 

CALLY REPORT DURING THE TWENTY DAY PERIOD PRIOR TO AN 

ELECTION THE RECEIPT OF A CONTRIBUTION FROM A PERSON THAT 

EXCEEDS TWO HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS BY A SINGLE CONTRIBU- 

TION OR WHEN COMBINED WITH ALL OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS 

MADE DURING THE PERIOD. 







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S 0413 General Bill, By Gregory, Campsen, Courson, Hembree, Pinckney, 

Malloy, Jackson, Hayes, Bennett, Lourie, L. Martin, Fair, Ford, Massey and 

Johnson 

Similar (H 3560, H 3564) 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO, AMONG OTHER THINGS, INDIVIDUALS 

WHO ARE PROHIBITED FROM POSSESSING OR ACQUIRING A HAND- 

GUN, SO AS TO ALSO PROHIBIT A PERSON ADJUDICATED MENTALLY 

INCAPACITATED OR COMMITTED TO A MENTAL INSTITUTION FROM 

POSSESSING OR ACQUIRING A HANDGUN; TO AMEND SECTION 44-22- 

100, RELATING TO THE CONFIDENTIALITY OF MENTAL HEALTH COM- 

MITMENT AND TREATMENT RECORDS, SO AS TO AUTHORIZE 

REPORTING INFORMATION IN THESE RECORDS TO THE NATIONAL 

INSTANT CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK SYSTEM (NICS) TO BE 

UTILIZED IN DETERMINING IF A PERSON IS DISQUALIFIED FROM 

PURCHASING A FIREARM; AND BY ADDING ARTICLE 10, CHAPTER 31, 

TITLE 23 SO AS TO ESTABLISH A CONFIDENTIAL PROCESS FOR COM- 

PILING AND TRANSMITTING INFORMATION ON PERSONS WHO HAVE 

BEEN ADJUDICATED MENTALLY INCAPACITATED OR COMMITTED TO 

A MENTAL INSTITUTION, THEREBY BEING DISQUALIFIED FROM POS- 

SESSING OR ACQUIRING A HANDGUN AND TO REQUIRE THE STATE 

LAW ENFORCEMENT DIVISION (SLED) TO TRANSMIT THIS INFORMA- 

TION TO NICS; TO REQUIRE SLED TO CROSS CHECK THE NAMES 

SENT TO NICS WITH SLED S DATABASE FOR CONCEALED WEAPONS 

PERMITS TO ASCERTAIN IF ANY PERMITS MUST BE REVOKED; AND 

TO ESTABLISH A JUDICIAL PROCESS FOR PERSONS PROHIBITED 

FROM POSSESSING FIREARMS, DUE SOLELY TO AN ADJUDICATION 

AS MENTALLY INCAPACITATED OR COMMITMENT TO A MENTAL 

INSTITUTION, TO OBTAIN REMOVAL OF THE DISQUALIFICATIONS 

THAT PROHIBITED THEM FROM POSSESSING FIREARMS. 



02/21/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Gregory (ch), Hutto, Malloy, 

Campsen, Bennett, Hembree 


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S 0414 Concurrent Resolution, By Jackson, Setzler, Matthews, Malloy, 

Hutto, McGill, Sheheen, Lourie, Scott, Pinckney, Reese, Nicholson, Williams, 

Coleman, Allen, Johnson, McElveen, Gregory, Bennett, Shealy, Thurmond, 

Bryant, Bright, Campsen, Young, Campbell, Hayes, Turner, Fair, Rankin, 

Massey and Alexander 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR SENATOR 

ROBERT FORD OF CHARLESTON COUNTY, UPON THE OCCASION OF 

THE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 

AND TO EXPRESS PROFOUND GRATITUDE TO HIM FOR HIS MORE 

THAN FIFTY YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE DURING THAT STRUG- 

GLE AND FOR HIS CONTINUED EFFORTS TO BRING ABOUT RACIAL 

HEALING. 




A BILL TO AMEND ACT 1377 OF 1968, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

THE ISSUANCE OF STATE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT BONDS, SO AS TO 

AUTHORIZE THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW CLASSROOM BUILDING 

AND A NEW STUDENT CENTER AT SOUTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVER- 

SITY AND CONFORM THE AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL INDEBTEDNESS 

AMOUNT TO THE ADDITIONAL AMOUNTS AUTHORIZED BY THIS


ACT AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 2-7-105, 

CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, DO NOT APPLY TO THE 

PROVISIONS OF THIS ACT. 





BY ADDING SECTION 56-5-3890 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON 

MAY NOT OPERATE A MOTOR VEHICLE ON A PUBLIC ROAD, STREET, 

OR HIGHWAY IN THIS STATE WHILE USING A WIRELESS TELECOM- 

MUNICATION DEVICE TO WRITE, SEND, OR READ A TEXT-BASED 

COMMUNICATION, TO DEFINE TERMS, TO PROVIDE FOR PENALTIES, 

AND TO PROVIDE FOR REPORTING. 





S 0417 (Rat # 0053) General Bill, By Alexander and Davis 


SO AS TO ENACT THE MILITARY SERVICE OCCUPATION, EDUCATION, 

AND CREDENTIALING ACT ; BY ADDING SECTION 59-101-400 SO AS 

TO PROVIDE A PUBLIC, POST-SECONDARY INSTITUTION OF HIGHER 

EDUCATION IN THIS STATE MAY AWARD EDUCATIONAL CREDIT TO 

AN HONORABLY DISCHARGED MEMBER OF THE ARMED FORCES 

FOR A COURSE THAT IS PART OF HIS MILITARY TRAINING OR SER- 

VICE, SUBJECT TO CERTAIN CONDITIONS, AND TO REQUIRE THE 

INSTITUTION TO IMPLEMENT RELATED POLICIES AND REGULA- 

TIONS WITHIN A SPECIFIED TIME FRAME; BY ADDING ARTICLE 3 TO 

CHAPTER 1, TITLE 40 SO AS TO PROVIDE MISCELLANEOUS LICEN- 

SURE PROVISIONS FOR MILITARY PERSONNEL, TO PROVIDE A PER- 

SON LICENSED BY BOARD OR COMMISSION UNDER THE 

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION IS EXEMPT 

FROM CONTINUING EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS AND FEE ASSESS- 

MENTS DURING ACTIVE DUTY IN THE UNITED STATES ARMED 

FORCES, TO PROVIDE A BOARD OR COMMISSION MAY ISSUE A TEM- 

PORARY PROFESSIONAL LICENSE TO THE SPOUSE OF AN ACTIVE 

DUTY MEMBER OF THE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES IN CERTAIN 

CIRCUMSTANCES, AND TO PROVIDE A BOARD OR COMMISSION MAY 

ACCEPT CERTAIN COURSEWORK OR EXPERIENCE OBTAINED DUR- 

ING THE COURSE OF MILITARY SERVICE TO SATISFY RELATED PRO- 

FESSIONAL OR OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION OR TRAINING 

LICENSURE REQUIREMENTS; AND TO REPEAL SECTIONS 40-1-75 

RELATING TO EXEMPTING ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY PERSONNEL 

FROM CONTINUING EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS, AND 40-1-77 

RELATING TO TEMPORARY PROFESSIONAL OR OCCUPATIONAL 

LICENSES FOR MILITARY SPOUSES, THE SUBSTANCE OF WHICH IS 

INCORPORATED INTO THE NEW ARTICLE ADDED BY THIS ACT. - ratified 

title 



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HJ-32 


HJ-109 


HJ-109 

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Industry HJ-2 







day HJ-20 


06/04/13 Ratified R 53 




MENT OF TRANSPORTATION, RELATING TO SPECIFIC INFORMATION 

SERVICE SIGNING, DESIGNATED AS REGULATION DOCUMENT NUM- 

BER 4312, PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 

23, TITLE 1 OF THE 1976 CODE. 


SJ-4 






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S 0419 Resolution, By Ford 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE GENEVA ELLIS EVANS 

OF CHARLESTON COUNTY ON THE OCCASION OF HER ONE HUN- 

DREDTH BIRTHDAY AND TO WISH HER A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY CELE- 

BRATION AND MUCH HAPPINESS IN THE DAYS AHEAD. 


S 0420 Resolution, By Scott, Alexander, Allen, Bennett, Bright, Bryant, 

Campbell, Campsen, Cleary, Coleman, Corbin, Courson, Cromer, Davis, 

Fair, Ford, Gregory, Grooms, Hayes, Hembree, Hutto, Jackson, Johnson, 

Leatherman, Lourie, Malloy, L. Martin, S. Martin, Massey, Matthews, 

McElveen, McGill, Nicholson, O Dell, Peeler, Pinckney, Rankin, Reese, 

Setzler, Shealy, Sheheen, Thurmond, Turner, Verdin, Williams and Young 



ING OF ROBERT GENE BOB FUNDERBURK, SR., OF LEXINGTON 

COUNTY AND TO EXTEND THEIR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HIS LARGE 

AND LOVING FAMILY AND HIS MANY FRIENDS. 


S 0421 Resolution, By McGill 


THE SOUTH CAROLINA SENATE UPON THE PASSING OF SONYA THE- 

RESA SMITH BURGESS OF WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY, AND TO 


FRIENDS. 




CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO REQUIRED COVERAGE FOR MAMMO- 

GRAMS BY INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE POLICIES 

AND HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATION POLICES, SO AS TO 

REQUIRE SUPPLEMENTAL COVERAGE FOR BREAST ULTRASOUND 

SCREENING WHEN A MAMMOGRAM DEMONSTRATES HETEROGE- 

NEOUS OR DENSE BREAST TISSUE, AND TO REQUIRE A MAMMOGRA- 

PHY REPORT INCLUDING SPECIFIC INFORMATION BE PROVIDED TO 

A PATIENT WHO RECEIVES THIS ULTRASOUND SCREENING. 




S 0423 General Bill, By Campbell, Bennett and Hembree 



CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO SAMPLES AND SALES OF BEER AT 

BREWERIES, SO AS TO SPECIFY THAT FOURTEEN PERCENT ALCOHOL 

BY WEIGHT IS THE MAXIMUM THAT MAY BE OFFERED FOR ON- 

PREMISES CONSUMPTION, TO ALLOW FOR THE SALE OF SIXTY-FOUR 

OUNCES OF BEER TO A CONSUMER EVERY TWENTY-FOUR HOURS, 

TO PROVIDE THE BEER MUST BE SOLD AT THE APPROXIMATE 

RETAIL PRICE, TO PROVIDE THAT APPROPRIATE TAXES MUST BE 

REMITTED, AND TO CLARIFY THAT A CERTAIN PROVISION APPLIES 

TO OFF-PREMISES CONSUMPTION. 







SJ-7 

S 0428 Joint Resolution, By Senate Medical Affairs 


MENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL, RELATING TO 

SOUTH CAROLINA IMMUNIZATION REGISTRY, DESIGNATED AS REG- 

ULATION DOCUMENT NUMBER 4259, PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS 



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S 0424 General Bill, By L. Martin, Leatherman, Hutto, Malloy, Campbell, 

Massey and Lourie 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO TAX ON SELF-INSURERS, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT THE WORKERS COMPENSATION COMMISSION SHALL 

RETAIN A PORTION OF ALL ASSESSMENTS PAID BY SELF-INSURERS 

WITH THE REMAINDER TO BE DEPOSITED WITH THE STATE TREA- 

SURER AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE WORKERS COMPENSATION 

COMMISSION SHALL RETAIN A PORTION OF ANY PENALTIES 

ASSESSED WITH THE REMAINDER TO BE REMITTED TO THE GEN- 

ERAL FUND. 




Similar (H 3189, H 3575) 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PENALTIES FOR VIOLA- 

TIONS OF CERTAIN OFFENSES INVOLVING WEAPONS, SO AS TO 

INCLUDE ASSAULT WEAPONS IN THE PURVIEW OF THE STATUTE 

AND INCREASE THE PENALTIES FOR A VIOLATION AND CREATE A 

TWO-TIERED PENALTY SCHEME; TO AMEND SECTION 16-23-210, 

RELATING TO DEFINITIONS FOR PURPOSES OF THE ARTICLE, SO AS 

TO DEFINE THE TERM ASSAULT WEAPON ; AND TO AMEND SEC- 

TIONS 16-23-220, 16-23-230, AND 16-23-240, RELATING TO THE UNLAW- 

FUL TRANSPORTATION; STORING, KEEPING, OR POSSESSING; AND 

SALE, RENTAL, OR GIVING AWAY OF MACHINE GUNS, MILITARY 

FIREARMS, OR SAWED-OFF SHOTGUNS OR RIFLES, RESPECTIVELY, 

SO AS TO INCLUDE ASSAULT WEAPONS IN THE LIST OF WEAPONS 

BANNED BY THE PROVISIONS OF THE STATUTES. 



S 0426 General Bill, By Jackson, Matthews, Hutto and McElveen 


BY ADDING SECTION 17-22-935 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT CERTAIN 

NONVIOLENT OFFENSES MAY BE EXPUNGED AND TO ESTABLISH 

THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH THE EXPUNGEMENT MAY 

OCCUR. 



S 0427 Joint Resolution, By L. Martin 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO DIRECT THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, 

LICENSING AND REGULATION TO PROVIDE APPROPRIATE NOTICE TO 

LOCAL ZONING AUTHORITIES CONCERNING THE PROVISION OF VAN 

PARKING SPACES IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DIS- 

ABILITIES ACT AND THE SOUTH CAROLINA BUILDING CODE. 

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S 0429 Joint Resolution, By Senate Medical Affairs 



MENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION - PANEL FOR 

DIETETICS, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS, DESIGNATED AS REGULA- 

TION DOCUMENT NUMBER 4237, PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF 

ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 23, TITLE 1 OF THE 1976 CODE. 


SJ-7 








A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE OUMAR DIABY UPON 

BECOMING A CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES AND TO WISH HIM 

CONTINUED SUCCESS IN ALL HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 








A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND LITTLE 

ZION BAPTIST CHURCH IN RICHLAND COUNTY ON THE OCCASION 

OF ITS ONE HUNDRED EIGHTIETH ANNIVERSARY AND TO HONOR 

THE CHURCH FOR DECADES OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO THE 

COMMUNITY. 



A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE NAVY 

JUNIOR ROTC PROGRAM OF CHAPIN HIGH SCHOOL FOR OUTSTAND- 

ING PERFORMANCE AND TO CONGRATULATE THE CADETS, 

INSTRUCTORS, AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS ON THE UNIT BEING NAMED 

2013 NAVY LEAGUE MOST OUTSTANDING UNIT AT THE NATIONAL 

LEVEL. 


S 0433 Resolution, By Peeler, Leatherman, Courson, Hayes, L. Martin, 

Alexander, Fair, Grooms, Verdin, Cromer, O Dell, Rankin, Bryant, 

Campsen, Cleary, Campbell, Massey, Bright, Davis, S. Martin, Gregory, 

Bennett, Corbin, Hembree, Shealy, Thurmond, Turner and Young


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR WESLEY DONE- 

HUE FOR AGGRESSIVELY PURSUING HIS GOALS AND FOR HIS DEDI- 

CATION AND COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY AFFAIRS, AND TO 

CONGRATULATE HIM FOR BEING NAMED TO THE 2013 STATE NEWS- 

PAPER S 20 UNDER 40. 



A SENATE RESOLUTION TO EXTEND HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS 

AND BEST WISHES TO MR. LUTHER C. SHELTON, JR. ON THE OCCA- 

SION OF HIS NINETIETH BIRTHDAY AND TO WISH HIM MANY MORE 

YEARS OF HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. 


S 0435 Resolution, By Verdin 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO HONOR THE LIFE OF HEAVEN CAROL 

PHIPPS, INFANT DAUGHTER OF TONYA PHIPPS AND STEVE NELSON, 

TO EXPRESS PROFOUND SORROW OF THE MEMBERS OF THE SENATE 

UPON HER UNTIMELY DEATH, AND TO EXTEND DEEPEST SYMPATHY 

TO HER LOVING FAMILY. 


S 0436 General Bill, By Leatherman and Malloy 


BY ADDING SECTION 59-40-237 SO AS TO ALLOW A LOCAL SCHOOL 

DISTRICT TO SPONSOR A CHARTER SCHOOL LOCATED IN A CONTIG- 

UOUS SCHOOL DISTRICT IF THE SCHOOL SERVES PREDOMINANTLY 

AT-RISK STUDENTS. 



S 0437 General Bill, By Cleary, Reese, Rankin, Campsen, Hembree, Davis, 

McGill, Thurmond, Campbell, Cromer and Ford 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO VALUATION AND CLASSI- 

FICATION OF PROPERTY FOR PURPOSES OF THE PROPERTY TAX, SO 

AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE OWNER-OCCUPANT OF RESIDENTIAL 

PROPERTY QUALIFIES FOR THE FOUR PERCENT ASSESSMENT RATIO 

ALLOWED OWNER-OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY, IF THE 

OWNER IS OTHERWISE QUALIFIED AND THE RESIDENCE IS NOT 

RENTED FOR MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED DAYS A YEAR, AND TO 

DELETE OTHER REFERENCES TO RENTAL OF THESE RESIDENCES; 

AND TO AMEND SECTION 12-54-240, RELATING TO DISCLOSURE OF 

RECORDS, REPORTS, AND RETURNS WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF 

REVENUE, SO AS TO PROVIDE VERIFICATION THAT THE FEDERAL 

SCHEDULE E CONFORMS WITH THE SAME DOCUMENT REQUIRED BY 

A COUNTY ASSESSOR IS NOT PROHIBITED. 




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S 0438 (Rat # 0054) General Bill, By L. Martin and Campbell 



BY ADDING SECTION 8-15-70 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE FAIR AND 

OPEN COMPETITION IN GOVERNMENTAL CONTRACTS BY STIPULAT- 

ING THAT STATE OR LOCAL ENTITIES, OFFICIALS, AND EMPLOYEES, 

IN REGARD TO A PUBLIC BUILDING, MAY NOT REQUIRE OR PROHIBIT 

A BIDDER, OFFEROR, CONTRACTOR, OR SUBCONTRACTOR FROM 

ENTERING INTO OR ADHERING TO AN AGREEMENT WITH ONE OR 

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MORE LABOR ORGANIZATIONS IN REGARD TO THE PROJECT AND 

MAY NOT OTHERWISE DISCRIMINATE AGAINST A BIDDER, OFFEROR, 

CONTRACTOR, OR SUBCONTRACTOR FOR BECOMING OR REFUSING 

TO BECOME A SIGNATORY TO AN AGREEMENT WITH ONE OR MORE 

LABOR ORGANIZATIONS IN REGARD TO THE PROJECT, TO PROVIDE 

THAT STATE AND LOCAL ENTITIES, OFFICIALS, AND EMPLOYEES 

SHALL NOT AWARD A GRANT, TAX ABATEMENT, OR TAX CREDIT 

CONDITIONED UPON THE INCLUSION OF SUCH AGREEMENTS IN THE 

AWARD, AND TO PROVIDE EXCEPTIONS TO AND EXEMPTIONS FROM 

THESE PROVISIONS. - ratified title 









HJ-44 


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06/04/13 Ratified R 54 

S 0439 General Bill, By Fair, Hutto and Jackson 



OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECKS FOR 

EMPLOYMENT IN CHILDCARE FACILITIES, SO AS TO ALSO PROHIBIT 

SUCH EMPLOYMENT OF A PERSON WHO HAS BEEN CONVICTED OF 

UNLAWFUL CONDUCT TOWARD A CHILD, CRUELTY TO CHILDREN, 

OR CHILD ENDANGERMENT. 




Similar (S 0520, H 3855) 


BY ADDING SECTION 63-19-1435 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE USE OF 

RESTRAINTS ON JUVENILES APPEARING IN COURT ARE PROHIBITED 

UNLESS THE RESTRAINTS ARE NECESSARY TO PREVENT HARM OR 

IF THE JUVENILE IS A FLIGHT RISK AND THERE ARE NO LESS 

RESTRICTIVE ALTERNATIVES AVAILABLE; TO GIVE A JUVENILE S 

ATTORNEY THE RIGHT TO BE HEARD BEFORE THE COURT ORDERS 

THE USE OF RESTRAINTS; AND IF RESTRAINTS ARE ORDERED, TO 

REQUIRE THE COURT TO MAKE FINDINGS OF FACT IN SUPPORT OF 

THE ORDER. 





BY ADDING SECTION 16-15-386 SO AS TO CREATE THE OFFENSE OF 

SEXTING FOR A PERSON LESS THAN EIGHTEEN YEARS OF AGE; TO 

PROVIDE FOR CIVIL FINES AND COSTS FOR COMMITTING A FIRST OR 

SECOND OFFENSE; TO PROVIDE FOR A MISDEMEANOR AND A CRIMI- 

NAL FINE AND COSTS FOR COMMITTING THREE OR MORE 

OFFENSES; TO PROHIBIT THE ARREST OR PLACEMENT IN THE CUS- 

TODY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF JUVENILE JUSTICE OR OTHER CON- 

FINEMENT FOR COMMITTING A FIRST OR SECOND OFFENSE, WITH 

CERTAIN EXCEPTIONS; TO PROHIBIT PROSECUTION OF A PERSON 

WHO HAS COMMITTED A FIRST OR SECOND SEXTING OFFENSE 

UNDER THIS SECTION OF COMMITTING CERTAIN OTHER CRIMES; TO 

PROHIBIT PLACEMENT ON THE SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY FOR COM- 

MITTING AN OFFENSE UNDER THIS SECTION; TO PROVIDE FOR CON-


TEMPT OF COURT AND REQUIRED COMMUNITY SERVICE FOR 

FAILURE TO PAY FINES FOR FIRST AND SECOND OFFENSES; AND TO 

VEST EXCLUSIVE JURISDICTION TO HEAR ALLEGED OFFENSES IN 

THE MUNICIPAL AND MAGISTRATES COURT. 





OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DEFINITION OF TERMS USED IN THE 

REGULATION OF CHILDCARE FACILITIES, SO AS TO DEFINE SCHOOL 

VACATION AND SCHOOL HOLIDAY CAMPS FOR CHILDREN ; AND BY 

ADDING SECTION 63-13-220 SO AS TO MAKE CERTAIN EMPLOYEE 

CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECKS PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO 

EMPLOYEES AND VOLUNTEERS WHO WORK AT SCHOOL VACATION 

AND SCHOOL HOLIDAY CAMPS; TO HAVE A CAREGIVER PRESENT AT 

ALL TIMES AT SCHOOL VACATION AND SCHOOL HOLIDAY CAMPS 

WHO IS CERTIFIED IN BASIC FIRST AID AND INFANT-CHILD CARDIO- 

PULMONARY RESUSCITATION; AND TO HAVE A LIFEGUARD PRESENT 

AT ALL TIMES FOR SCHOOL VACATION AND SCHOOL HOLIDAY 

CAMPS THAT ALLOW CHILDREN TO HAVE ACCESS TO A BODY OF 

WATER. 






OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE ADMISSIBILITY OF 

OUT-OF-COURT STATEMENTS MADE BY CHILDREN UNDER CERTAIN 

CIRCUMSTANCES, SO AS TO ALLOW THE ADMISSIBILITY OF HEAR- 

SAY STATEMENTS MADE TO FORENSIC INTERVIEWERS; TO DEFINE 

FORENSIC INTERVIEWER; AND TO PROVIDE FOR TRAINING AND 

CONTINUING EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS FOR FORENSIC INTER- 

VIEWERS. 



S 0444 Joint Resolution, By O Dell and Sheheen 





AS TO DELETE THE ADJUTANT GENERAL FROM THE LIST OF STATE 

OFFICERS WHICH THE CONSTITUTION REQUIRES TO BE ELECTED; 

AND TO AMEND SECTION 4, ARTICLE XIII, RELATING TO THE ADJU- 

TANT AND INSPECTOR GENERAL, SO AS TO DELETE AN OBSOLETE 

REFERENCE TO INSPECTOR GENERAL, TO MAKE A CONFORMING 

CHANGE TO THE RANK OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL, TO PROVIDE 

THAT BEGINNING UPON THE EXPIRATION OF THE TERM OF THE 

ADJUTANT GENERAL SERVING IN OFFICE ON THE DATE OF THE RATI- 

FICATION OF THIS AMENDMENT, THE ADJUTANT GENERAL MUST BE 


OF THE SENATE FOR A FOUR-YEAR TERM COMMENCING ON THE 

FIRST WEDNESDAY FOLLOWING THE SECOND TUESDAY IN JANU- 

ARY FOLLOWING THE GENERAL ELECTION, WHICH MARKS THE 

MIDTERM OF THE GOVERNOR, EXCEPT THAT THE INITIAL TERM OF 

THE FIRST ADJUTANT GENERAL APPOINTED PURSUANT TO THIS 

AMENDMENT MUST BE FOR TWO YEARS SO AS TO ALLOW SUBSE- 

QUENT TERMS TO BE STAGGERED WITH THAT OF THE GOVERNOR, 

AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL PROVIDE 

BY LAW FOR THE DUTIES, COMPENSATION, AND QUALIFICATIONS 

FOR THE OFFICE, THE PROCEDURES BY WHICH THE APPOINTMENT 

IS MADE, AND THE PROCEDURES BY WHICH THE ADJUTANT GEN- 

ERAL MAY BE REMOVED FROM OFFICE. 



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S 0445 General Bill, By O Dell, Sheheen, Setzler, Young and Campsen 

Similar (S 0466, H 3540) 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE REMOVAL OF OFFICERS 

BY THE GOVERNOR, SO AS TO ADD THE ADJUTANT GENERAL TO 

THE LIST OF OFFICERS OR ENTITIES THE GOVERNING BOARD OF 

WHICH MAY BE REMOVED BY THE GOVERNOR ONLY FOR CERTAIN 

REASONS CONSTITUTING CAUSE; TO AMEND SECTION 25-1-320, 

RELATING TO THE STATE ADJUTANT GENERAL, SO AS TO PROVIDE 


ADJUTANT GENERAL SERVING IN OFFICE ON THE DATE OF THE 2014 

GENERAL ELECTION, THE ADJUTANT GENERAL MUST BE 




ARY THAT FOLLOWS THE GENERAL ELECTION THAT MARKS THE 



ACT MUST BE FOR TWO YEARS SO AS TO ALLOW SUBSEQUENT 

TERMS TO BE STAGGERED WITH THAT OF THE GOVERNOR, AND TO 

ESTABLISH CERTAIN QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE OFFICE OF ADJU- 

TANT GENERAL; TO AMEND SECTION 25-1-340, AS AMENDED, RELAT- 

ING TO VACANCIES IN THE OFFICE OF ADJUTANT GENERAL, SO AS 

TO DELETE A REFERENCE TO THE ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS OF 

CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS; AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE ABOVE 

PROVISIONS ARE EFFECTIVE UPON THE RATIFICATION OF AMEND- 

MENTS TO SECTION 7, ARTICLE VI, AND SECTION 4, ARTICLE XIII OF 

THE CONSTITUTION OF THIS STATE DELETING THE REQUIREMENT 

THAT THE STATE ADJUTANT GENERAL BE ELECTED BY THE QUALI- 

FIED ELECTORS OF THIS STATE. 



03/12/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Campsen (ch), Sheheen, Hembree, 


S 0446 General Bill, By Massey and L. Martin 

A BILL TO RATIFY AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION 8, ARTICLE IV OF 

THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, RELATING TO THE 

ELECTION, QUALIFICATIONS, AND TERM OF THE LIEUTENANT GOV- 

ERNOR, TO PROVIDE THAT THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR MUST BE 

ELECTED JOINTLY WITH THE GOVERNOR IN A MANNER PRESCRIBED 

BY LAW; TO ADD SECTION 37 TO ARTICLE III OF THE CONSTITUTION 

OF THIS STATE, TO PROVIDE THAT THE SENATE SHALL ELECT FROM 

AMONG ITS MEMBERS A PRESIDENT TO PRESIDE OVER THE SENATE 

AND TO PERFORM OTHER DUTIES AS PROVIDED BY LAW; TO DELETE 

SECTIONS 9 AND 10 OF ARTICLE IV OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THIS 

STATE, RELATING TO THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BEING PRESI- 

DENT OF THE SENATE AND, WHILE PRESIDING IN THE SENATE, HAV- 

ING NO VOTE, UNLESS THE SENATE IS EQUALLY DIVIDED, TO 

REMOVE INCONSISTENT PROVISIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 11 OF 

ARTICLE IV OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THIS STATE, RELATING TO 

THE REMOVAL OF THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR FROM OFFICE BY 

IMPEACHMENT, DEATH, RESIGNATION, DISQUALIFICATION, DISABIL- 

ITY OR REMOVAL FROM THE STATE, TO PROVIDE THAT THE GOVER- 

NOR SHALL APPOINT, WITH THE ADVICE AND CONSENT OF THE 

SENATE, A SUCCESSOR TO FULFILL THE UNEXPIRED TERM; AND TO 

AMEND SECTION 12 OF ARTICLE IV OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THIS 

STATE, RELATING TO THE DISABILITY OF THE GOVERNOR, TO CON- 

FORM APPROPRIATE REFERENCES. 




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03/07/13 Senate Roll call Ayes-39 Nays-1 SJ-15








SO AS TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA STOP METHAMPHETAMINE 

PRODUCTION ACT ; BY ADDING SECTION 44-53-362 SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE A PRACTITIONER WITH CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES PRESCRIP- 

TIVE AUTHORITY IMMUNITY FROM CIVIL AND CRIMINAL LIABILITY 

FOR PRESCRIBING SUCH DRUG IN THE ABSENCE OF GROSS NEGLI- 

GENCE; TO AMEND SECTION 44-53-230, RELATING TO DRUGS DESIG- 

NATED AS SCHEDULE III CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES, SO AS TO 

INCLUDE EPHEDRINE, PSEUDOEPHEDRINE, AND PHENYLPROPA- 

NOLAMINE IN THIS DESIGNATION; TO AMEND SECTION 44-53-376, 

RELATING TO THE CRIMINAL OFFENSE OF DISPOSING OF WASTE 

FROM THE PRODUCTION OF METHAMPHETAMINE, SO AS TO 

REQUIRE A LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL ENTITY THAT LOCATES OR 

SEIZES A METHAMPHETAMINE LABORATORY OR DUMPSITE TO 

REPORT SUCH ACTION TO THE STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT DIVISION; 


OVER-THE-COUNTER SALE AND PURCHASE OF EPHEDRINE, PSEU- 

DOEPHEDRINE, AND PHENYLPROPANOLAMINE, INCLUDING, AMONG 

OTHER THINGS, REQUIREMENTS FOR PACKAGING, RETAIL SALE AND 

PURCHASE AMOUNTS, AND LOGGING AND TRANSMITTING SALES 

AND PURCHASE INFORMATION, SO AS TO DELETE ALL PROVISIONS 

REGULATING THE SALE AND PURCHASE REQUIREMENTS OF THESE 

CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES EXCEPT THE FELONY CRIMINAL 

OFFENSE, PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS, AND LEGITIMATE MEDICAL 

EXCEPTIONS FOR POSSESSION, MANUFACTURING, DELIVERING, DIS- 

TRIBUTING, DISPENSING, ADMINISTERING, PURCHASING, OR SELL- 

ING THESE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES; TO AMEND SECTION 44-53- 

1640, RELATING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRON- 

MENTAL CONTROL PRESCRIPTION MONITORING PROGRAM FOR 

SCHEDULE II, III, AND IV CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT INFORMATION SUBMITTED TO THIS MONITORING PRO- 

GRAM MUST BE SUBMITTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CERTAIN 

NATIONAL PHARMACY AUTOMATION AND EXCHANGE OF INFORMA- 

TION STANDARDS; TO AMEND SECTION 44-53-1650, RELATING TO 

THE CONFIDENTIALITY OF INFORMATION SUBMITTED TO THE PRE- 

SCRIPTION MONITORING PROGRAM, INCLUDING PROCEDURES FOR 

RELEASING THIS INFORMATION, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT LAW 

ENFORCEMENT MAY OBTAIN INFORMATION ON EPHEDRINE, PSEU- 

DOEPHEDRINE, OR PHENYLPROPANOLAMINE SALES AND PUR- 

CHASES WITHOUT CONDUCTING A SPECIFIC DRUG RELATED 

INVESTIGATION ON A DESIGNATED PERSON; TO AMEND CHAPTER 

32, TITLE 56, RELATING TO THE MOTOR VEHICLE DAMAGE DISCLO- 

SURE ACT, SO AS TO REQUIRE A PERSON SELLING A MOTOR VEHI- 

CLE THAT WAS THE SITE OF A METHAMPHETAMINE LABORATORY 

OR DUMPSITE TO DISCLOSE THIS INFORMATION IN WRITING TO THE 

PURCHASER OF THE VEHICLE; TO AMEND SECTION 63-7-920, RELAT- 

ING TO CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT INVESTIGATIONS AND PLACE- 

MENT, SO AS TO PROHIBIT THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES 

FROM PLACING A CHILD WHO HAS BEEN EXPOSED TO METHAM- 

PHETAMINE USE, MANUFACTURE, SALE, DISTRIBUTION, OR TRAF- 

FICKING WITH A RELATIVE OR ASSOCIATE INVOLVED IN SUCH 

ILLEGAL ACTIVITY; AND TO REPEAL SECTION 23-3-1200 RELATING 

TO THE STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT DIVISION SERVING AS THE 

DEPOSITORY OF CERTAIN SCHEDULE II CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE 

INFORMATION. 



S 0448 (Rat # 0038, Act # 0028) General Bill, By Alexander, Peeler, Cleary 

and S. Martin 


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BY ADDING SECTION 40-47-938 SO AS TO PROVIDE CIRCUMSTANCES 

IN WHICH A PHYSICIAN MAY ENTER A SUPERVISORY RELATIONSHIP 

WITH A PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT; TO AMEND SECTION 40-47-910, 

RELATING TO DEFINITIONS IN THE PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS PRAC- 

TICE ACT, SO AS TO ADD AND REVISE CERTAIN DEFINITIONS; TO 

AMEND SECTION 40-47-940, RELATING TO APPLICATION FOR LICEN- 

SURE, SO AS TO PROVIDE AN APPLICATION MUST BE COMPLETE 

BEFORE A LICENSE MAY BE GRANTED; TO AMEND SECTION 40-47- 

945, RELATING TO CONDITIONS FOR GRANTING PERMANENT LICEN- 

SURE, SO AS TO DELETE REQUIREMENTS THAT A SUPERVISING PHY- 

SICIAN MUST ACCOMPANY AN APPLICANT APPEARING BEFORE THE 

BOARD WITH HIS SCOPE OF PRACTICE GUIDELINES, AND TO DELETE 

THE PROHIBITION AGAINST APPROVAL BY A SUPERVISING PHYSI- 

CIAN OF ON-THE-JOB TRAINING OR TASKS NOT LISTED ON THE 

APPLICATION FOR LIMITED LICENSURE AS A PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT; 

TO AMEND SECTION 40-47-950, RELATING TO REQUIREMENTS FOR 

LIMITED LICENSURE AS A PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT, SO AS TO DELETE 

REFERENCES TO SUPERVISING PHYSICIANS; TO AMEND SECTION 40- 

47-955, RELATING TO PHYSICAL PRESENCE REQUIREMENTS OF THE 

SUPERVISING PHYSICIAN OF A PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT, SO AS TO 

DELETE EXISTING REQUIREMENTS CONCERNING ON-SITE SETTINGS 

AND TO PROVIDE WHERE AND HOW A PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT MAY 

PRACTICE, TO REVISE PROVISIONS CONCERNING OFF-SITE SET- 

TINGS, AND TO REVISE CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS OF A SUPERVISING 

PHYSICIAN; TO AMEND SECTION 40-47-960, RELATING TO SCOPE OF 

PRACTICE GUIDELINES FOR PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS, SO AS TO 

INCLUDE AUTHORIZATION TO PRESCRIBE SCHEDULE II CON- 

TROLLED SUBSTANCES AMONG SITUATIONS REQUIRING DIRECT 

EVALUATION OR IMMEDIATE REFERRAL BY THE SUPERVISING PHY- 

SICIAN; TO AMEND SECTION 40-47-965, RELATING TO SCHEDULE II 

CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES AND SCOPE OF PRACTICE GUIDELINES 

OF A PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT, SO AS TO PROVIDE A PHYSICIAN ASSIS- 

TANT MAY RECEIVE AND DISTRIBUTE PROFESSIONAL SAMPLES OF 

THESE SUBSTANCES AND MAY PRESCRIBE THESE SUBSTANCES IN 

CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES; TO AMEND SECTION 40-47-970, RELATING 

TO THE PRESCRIBING OF DRUGS BY A PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT, SO AS 

TO AS TO DELETE A PROHIBITION AGAINST PRESCRIBING SCHED- 

ULE II CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES; TO AMEND SECTION 40-47-995, 

RELATING TO THE TERMINATION OF A SUPERVISORY RELATIONSHIP 

BETWEEN A PHYSICIAN AND PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT UPON THIS TERMINATION THE PRACTICE OF THE PHYSI- 

CIAN ASSISTANT MUST CEASE UNTIL NEW SCOPE OF PRACTICE 

GUIDELINES, RATHER THAN A NEW APPLICATION, ARE SUBMITTED 

BY A NEW SUPERVISING PHYSICIAN TO THE BOARD; AND TO 

REPEAL SECTION 40-47-975 RELATING TO ON-THE-JOB TRAINING 

AND SECTION 40-47-980 RELATING TO THE TREATMENT OF PATIENTS 

IN CHRONIC CARE AND LONG-TERM CARE FACILITIES. - ratified title 




Affairs SJ-6 







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day HJ-35 


05/15/13 Ratified R 38 


05/23/13 Effective date 05/21/13


05/28/13 Act No. 28 

S 0449 Joint Resolution, By Senate Fish, Game and Forestry 


MENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, RELATING TO SEASONS, LIMITS, 

METHODS OF TAKE AND SPECIAL USE RESTRICTIONS ON WILDLIFE 

MANAGEMENT AREAS, DESIGNATED AS REGULATION DOCUMENT 

NUMBER 4297, PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 1, CHAP- 

TER 23, TITLE 1 OF THE 1976 CODE. 


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S 0450 Resolution, By Hutto, Alexander, Allen, Bennett, Bright, Bryant, 


Fair, Ford, Gregory, Grooms, Hayes, Hembree, Jackson, Johnson, 


McElveen, McGill, Nicholson, O Dell, Peeler, Pinckney, Rankin, Reese, Scott, 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO COMMEND MAYOR RICHARD ALTON 

MCCOLLUM OF BAMBERG FOR HIS LIFETIME OF DEDICATED PUBLIC 

SERVICE, TO CONGRATULATE HIM UPON HIS RETIREMENT AS 

MAYOR OF BAMBERG, AND TO WISH HIM MUCH SUCCESS AND FUL- 

FILLMENT IN ALL HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 


S 0451 General Bill, By Bright, Bryant, Davis, Corbin, Grooms and Shealy 


ING TO TAXATION, BY ADDING SECTION 12-2-110, TO PROVIDE THAT 

PRIVATE CHILDCARE FACILITIES, PRIVATE SCHOOLS, AND HOME 

SCHOOLS BE TAXED IN THE SAME MANNER AS A PUBLIC FACILITY 

PROVIDING LIKE SERVICES. 









A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR RENOWNED 

NEW YORK CITY RESTAURATEUR MELBA WILSON FOR HER SUC- 

CESSFUL CAREER, TO WELCOME HER TO THE PALMETTO STATE, 

AND TO EXTEND THANKS FOR HER PARTICIPATION IN THE FIRST 

ANNUAL SOUTH CAROLINA CORNBREAD FESTIVAL. 



A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JOHN QUINCY 

JOHNNY HUDSON, JR., OF AIKEN COUNTY AND TO COMMEND HIM 

FOR FORTY YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE AS AN ELECTED MEMBER 

OF THE WAGENER TOWN COUNCIL AND FOR HIS LIFELONG DEDICA- 

TION TO SERVING OTHERS. 




TO POSSESSION OF A FIREARM ON ANY PREMISES OR PROPERTY 

OWNED, OPERATED, OR CONTROLLED BY A PRIVATE OR PUBLIC 

COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY, TECHNICAL COLLEGE, OR OTHER POST-SEC- 

ONDARY INSTITUTION, TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON AUTHORIZED 

TO CARRY A CONCEALED WEAPON PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 4, CHAP- 

84 

TER 31, TITLE 23, WHO IS A REGISTERED STUDENT, EMPLOYEE, OR 

FACULTY MEMBER OF THE INSTITUTION, MAY POSSESS A FIREARM 

ON ANY PREMISES OR PROPERTY OWNED, OPERATED, OR CON- 

TROLLED BY THE INSTITUTION, AND A PRIVATE COLLEGE, UNIVER- 

SITY, TECHNICAL COLLEGE OR OTHER POST-SECONDARY 

INSTITUTION MAY POST A SIGN STATING NO CONCEALABLE WEAP- 

ONS ALLOWED WHICH SHALL CONSTITUTE NOTICE TO A PERSON 

HOLDING A PERMIT ISSUED PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 4, CHAPTER 31, 

TITLE 23 THAT CONCEALABLE WEAPONS NOT BE BROUGHT UPON 

THE PREMISES. 





TO ISSUANCE OF A CONCEALED WEAPONS PERMIT, TO PROVIDE 

THAT A CONCEALED WEAPONS PERMIT IS VALID UNTIL THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA LAW ENFORCEMENT DIVISION DETERMINES THE 

RENEWAL APPLICATION IS DENIED. 



S 0456 Resolution, By Cleary and McGill 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO HONOR AND RECOGNIZE ALAN S. ALT- 

MAN OF GEORGETOWN COUNTY FOR HIS MANY YEARS OF OUT- 

STANDING WORK IN HIS BELOVED PAWLEY S ISLAND COMMUNITY. 


S 0457 General Bill, By Bright, Grooms, Bryant, Williams, Reese, Shealy, 

Turner, S. Martin, Jackson, Bennett, Hayes, Gregory, Corbin, Hembree, 

Young, McGill, Massey, Fair, Verdin, Cromer, O Dell and Davis 

Similar (S 0083, H 3323, H 3584) 


BY ADDING ARTICLE 5 TO CHAPTER 1, TITLE 1, TO ENACT THE PER- 

SONHOOD ACT OF SOUTH CAROLINA WHICH ESTABLISHES THAT 

THE RIGHT TO LIFE FOR EACH BORN AND PREBORN HUMAN BEING 

VESTS AT FERTILIZATION, AND THAT THE RIGHTS OF DUE PROCESS 

AND EQUAL PROTECTION, GUARANTEED BY ARTICLE I, SECTION 3 

OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THIS STATE, VEST AT FERTILIZATION FOR 

EACH BORN AND PREBORN HUMAN BEING. 





S 0458 Joint Resolution, By Bright and Bryant 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO CREATE THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON BUD- 

GET DEPENDENCE ON FEDERAL FUNDING TO EVALUATE THE 

EFFECTS OF REDUCTION IN OR ELIMINATION OF FEDERAL FUNDING 

ON THE STATE BUDGET DUE TO FEDERAL FISCAL POLICY. 





BY ADDING SECTION 56-1-55, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT IT IS UNLAW- 

FUL FOR A PERSON WHO HOLDS A BEGINNER S PERMIT OR A 

RESTRICTED DRIVER S LICENSE TO DRIVE A MOTOR VEHICLE 

WHILE USING A CELLULAR TELEPHONE OR TEXT MESSAGING 

DEVICE; AND TO PROVIDE THAT IT IS UNLAWFUL FOR A PERSON TO 

DRIVE A MOTOR VEHICLE THROUGH A SCHOOL ZONE WHILE USING 

A CELLULAR TELEPHONE OR TEXT MESSAGING DEVICE WHEN THE 

SCHOOL ZONE S WARNING LIGHTS HAVE BEEN ACTIVATED. 




Bennett, Shealy




OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DUTY OF DUE CARE 

THAT A SURPLUS LINES INSURANCE BROKER MUST EXERCISE WHEN 

PLACING BUSINESS WITH NONADMITTED INSURERS, SO AS TO 

EXEMPT THOSE BROKERS FROM THIS REQUIREMENT WHEN SEEK- 

ING TO PROCURE OR PLACE NONADMITTED INSURANCE FOR AN 

EXEMPT COMMERCIAL PURCHASER IN CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES. 



03/20/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable Banking and Insurance SJ- 

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CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO COMPENSATION AND FEES CON- 

CERNING AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE PROPERTY DAMAGE LIABILITY 

CLAIMS ARBITRATION, SO AS TO INCREASE THE MAXIMUM 

AMOUNT OF COMPENSATION AND TO INCREASE CERTAIN FEES. 




Similar (H 3620, H 3621) 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE REVOCATION OR SUS- 

PENSION OF A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY TO TRANSACT BUSI- 

NESS IN THIS STATE BY AN INSURER, SO AS TO REVISE PROVISIONS 

CONCERNING A REVOCATION OF THE LICENSEE OF A HAZARDOUS 

INSURER; AND TO AMEND SECTION 38-90-160, AS AMENDED, RELAT- 

ING TO THE EXEMPTION OF CAPTIVE INSURANCE COMPANIES FROM 

CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF TITLE 38, SO AS TO PROVIDE AN INDUS- 

TRIAL INSURED CAPTIVE INSURANCE COMPANY IS SUBJECT TO CER- 

TAIN REQUIREMENTS CONCERNING REPORTS FOR RISK-BASED 

CAPITAL, ACQUISITIONS DISCLOSURE, ASSET DISPOSITION, AND 

CEDED REINSURANCE AGREEMENTS, AND TO PROVIDE THE DIREC- 

TOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE MAY ELECT NOT TO TAKE 

REGULATORY ACTION CONCERNING RISK-BASED CAPITAL IN CER- 

TAIN CIRCUMSTANCES. 



S 0463 General Bill, By Hayes and Ford 



BY ADDING SECTION 38-53-95 SO AS TO REQUIRE THAT A PERSON 

APPLYING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE FOR LICENSURE AS 

A PROFESSIONAL SURETY BONDSMAN OR RUNNER MUST PROVIDE 

85 

HIS BUSINESS, MAILING, RESIDENTIAL, AND EMAIL ADDRESSES 

WITH THE APPLICATION, TO PROVIDE HE MUST NOTIFY THE 

DEPARTMENT OF A CHANGE OF ANY OF THESE ADDRESSES OR A 

LEGAL NAME CHANGE WITHIN THIRTY DAYS, AND TO PROVIDE A 

PENALTY FOR A VIOLATION; TO AMEND SECTION 38-43-107, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO THE REQUIREMENT THAT A PERSON 


AN INSURANCE PRODUCER MUST PROVIDE HIS BUSINESS, MAILING, 

AND RESIDENTIAL ADDRESSES WITH THE APPLICATION, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE HE ALSO MUST PROVIDE HIS EMAIL ADDRESS; TO AMEND 

SECTION 38-47-15, RELATING TO THE REQUIREMENT THAT A PERSON 


AN ADJUSTER MUST PROVIDE HIS BUSINESS, MAILING, AND RESI- 

DENTIAL ADDRESSES WITH THE APPLICATION, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

HE ALSO MUST PROVIDE HIS EMAIL ADDRESS; TO AMEND SECTION 

38-48-30, RELATING TO THE REQUIREMENT THAT A PERSON APPLY- 

ING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE FOR LICENSURE AS A PUB- 

LIC ADJUSTER MUST PROVIDE HIS BUSINESS, MAILING, AND 

RESIDENTIAL ADDRESSES WITH THE APPLICATION, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE HE ALSO MUST PROVIDE HIS EMAIL ADDRESS; AND TO AMEND 



A MOTOR VEHICLE PHYSICAL DAMAGE APPRAISER MUST PROVIDE 

HIS BUSINESS, MAILING, AND RESIDENTIAL ADDRESSES WITH THE 

APPLICATION, SO AS TO PROVIDE HE ALSO MUST PROVIDE HIS 

EMAIL ADDRESS. 




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05/30/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). King, Neal, Weeks, Mitchell, 

Williams, Knight, Sandifer, Erickson, Gambrell, RL 

Brown, Anderson, Tallon, Gilliard, Hardwick, Barfield, 

HA Crawford, Robinson-Simpson HJ-41 

06/04/13 House Requests for debate removed-Rep(s). King, Barfield, 

Hardwick, Sandifer, Gambrell, Tallon, Erickson, HA 

Crawford, Anderson, Gilliard, Williams, Robinson-Simpson 

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06/04/13 House Requests for debate removed-Rep(s). Knight HJ-97 







S 0464 (Rat # 0055) General Bill, By Hayes and Malloy 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO MANDATORY MINIMUM UNINSURED 

MOTORIST INSURANCE COVERAGE, SO AS TO INCREASE THE MINI- 

MUM COVERAGE TO TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS; TO 

AMEND SECTION 56-9-20, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS IN THE MOTOR 

VEHICLE RESPONSIBILITY ACT, SO AS TO REVISE THE DEFINITION 

OF PROOF OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY TO CONFORM AND TO 

INCREASE THE AMOUNT OF COVERAGE REQUIRED FOR MULTIPLE 

BODILY INJURIES; AND TO AMEND SECTION 56-9-353, RELATING TO


POLICIES AND BONDS, AND SECTION 56-9-480, RELATING TO SATIS- 

FACTION OF JUDGMENTS, SO AS TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES. - 














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06/04/13 Ratified R 55 


AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 38-71-1330, AS AMENDED, CODE OF 

LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS IN THE 

SMALL EMPLOYER HEALTH INSURANCE AVAILABILITY ACT, SO AS 

TO REVISE THE DEFINITION OF AN ELIGIBLE EMPLOYEE . - ratified 

title 




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Industry HJ-4 




06/04/13 Ratified R 56 

S 0466 General Bill, By Setzler 

Similar (S 0445, H 3540) 



















86 













S 0467 Joint Resolution, By Setzler 





























S 0468 General Bill, By Fair and Bryant 


BY ADDING SECTION 15-3-700 SO AS TO DEFINE THE TERMS FOR- 

EIGN DEFAMATION ACTION AND FOREIGN DEFAMATION JUDG- 

MENT , TO EXPAND PROTECTIONS FOR CITIZENS AGAINST FOREIGN 

DEFAMATION JUDGMENTS BY PROVIDING FOR DECLARATORY AND 

INJUNCTIVE RELIEF, AND TO FURTHER LIMIT THE RECOGNITION 

AFFORDED TO THESE FOREIGN JUDGMENTS. 



03/08/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Campsen (ch), Coleman, Hembree 



CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE OBSTRUCTION OF A HIGHWAY 

BY A RAILROAD CAR, LOCOMOTIVE, OR OTHER OBJECT, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT THE OBSTRUCTION IS A MISDEMEANOR, TO 

INCREASE FINES, TO REMOVE CERTAIN NOTICE REQUIREMENTS, 

AND TO PROVIDE THAT EVERY TWO HOURS OF OBSTRUCTION IS 

DEEMED AN ADDITIONAL OFFENSE. 


02/28/13 Senate Referred to Committee on Transportation SJ-9




GAFFNEY HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM ON ITS FINE SEASON AND 

IMPRESSIVE WIN OF THE 2012 CLASS AAAA DIVISION I STATE CHAM- 

PIONSHIP TITLE. 


S 0471 General Bill, By L. Martin, Sheheen, Hembree, McGill, Reese, 

Cleary, Fair, Ford, Nicholson, Alexander, O Dell, S. Martin, Campbell, 

Setzler, Bryant, Hayes, Williams, Cromer and Scott 



BY ADDING SECTION 16-13-131 SO AS TO CREATE AN OFFENSE 

RELATING TO STEALING GOODS OR MERCHANDISE FROM A MER- 

CHANT BY AFFIXING A PRODUCT CODE AND TO PROVIDE A PEN- 

ALTY; BY ADDING SECTION 16-13-135 SO AS TO DEFINE NECESSARY 

TERMS, CREATE AN OFFENSE RELATING TO RETAIL THEFT, AND TO 

PROVIDE A PENALTY; TO AMEND SECTION 16-13-440, RELATING TO 

THE USE OF A FALSE OR FICTITIOUS NAME OR ADDRESS TO OBTAIN 

A REFUND FROM A BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT FOR MERCHANDISE, 

SO AS TO INCLUDE USING A FALSE OR ALTERED IDENTIFICATION 

CARD TO COMMIT CERTAIN RETAIL THEFT OFFENSES; TO AMEND 

SECTION 16-13-180, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO RECEIVING STOLEN 

GOODS, SO AS TO INCLUDE RECEIVING OR POSSESSING STOLEN 

GOODS WHEN THE PERSON IS ON NOTICE BY LAW ENFORCEMENT 

THAT THE GOODS ARE STOLEN; TO AMEND SECTION 17-25-323, 

RELATING TO DEFAULT ON COURT-ORDERED PAYMENTS INCLUDING 

RESTITUTION BY PERSONS ON PROBATION OR PAROLE AND CIVIL 

JUDGMENTS AND LIENS, SO AS TO INCLUDE DEFENDANTS WHO 

DEFAULT ON THE VARIOUS MAGISTRATES COURT OR MUNICIPAL 

COURT-ORDERED PAYMENTS INCLUDING RESTITUTION IN THE PUR- 

VIEW OF THE STATUTE AND TO PROVIDE THAT A FILING FEE OR 

OTHER FEE MAY NOT BE REQUIRED WHEN SEEKING A CIVIL JUDG- 

MENT; TO AMEND SECTION 14-25-65, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

PENALTIES THE MAGISTRATES COURT MAY IMPOSE, RESTITUTION, 

AND CONTEMPT, SO AS TO ALLOW A MAGISTRATE TO CONVERT 

CERTAIN UNPAID COURT-ORDERED PAYMENTS TO A CIVIL JUDG- 

MENT; AND TO AMEND SECTION 22-3-550, AS AMENDED, RELATING 

TO THE JURISDICTION OF THE MAGISTRATES COURT OVER MINOR 

OFFENSES, RESTITUTION, AND CONTEMPT, SO AS TO ALLOW A MAG- 

ISTRATE TO CONVERT CERTAIN UNPAID COURT-ORDERED PAY- 

MENTS TO A CIVIL JUDGMENT AND TO INCLUDE VIOLATIONS OF 

SECTIONS 16-13-180 AND 16-13-440 IN THOSE OFFENSES FOR WHICH A 

MAGISTRATE HAS THE POWER TO SENTENCE A PERSON TO CONSEC- 

UTIVE TERMS OF IMPRISONMENT TOTALING MORE THAN NINETY 

DAYS. 




S 0472 General Bill, By Campsen, Gregory, S. Martin, Shealy, Massey, 

Thurmond, Bright, Bryant, Davis, Turner, Young, Alexander, Grooms, 

Verdin, Hayes, Corbin, Bennett, Hembree, Fair and L. Martin 


CODE, RELATING TO EDUCATION, TO ENACT THE STUDENT ASSOCI- 

ATION FREEDOM OF RELIGION ACT , BY ADDING SECTION 59-1-436 

TO PROVIDE FOR DEFINITIONS RELATED TO THE ACT, AND THAT NO 

PUBLIC INSTITUTION OF HIGHER LEARNING SHALL TAKE ANY 

ACTION OR ENFORCE ANY POLICY THAT WOULD DENY A RELIGIOUS 

STUDENT ASSOCIATION ANY BENEFIT AVAILABLE TO ANY OTHER 

STUDENT ASSOCIATION BASED ON THE RELIGIOUS STUDENT ASSO- 

CIATION S REQUIREMENT THAT ITS LEADERS OR MEMBERS ADHERE 

TO ITS SINCERELY HELD RELIGIOUS BELIEFS OR STANDARDS OF 

CONDUCT. 



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S 0473 Resolution, By Nicholson and O Dell 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE ROTARY 

CLUB OF ABBEVILLE FOR ITS SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON THE COMMU- 

NITY AND TO CONGRATULATE THE MEMBERS UPON THE FIFTIETH 

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF THE ROTARY CLUB IN ABBEVILLE. 




OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO EXEMPTIONS FROM THE 

ADMISSIONS LICENSE TAX, SO AS TO EXEMPT ADMISSIONS 

CHARGED BY THE STATE MUSEUM. 











CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO EXEMPTIONS FROM CHAPTER 18, 

TITLE 40 PROVIDING FOR THE LICENSURE AND REGULATION OF PRI- 

VATE SECURITY AND INVESTIGATION AGENCIES, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE CHAPTER MUST NOT APPLY TO A PERSON BASED SOLELY 

ON HIS BEING ENGAGED IN COMPUTER FORENSIC SERVICES OR DIG- 

ITAL FORENSIC SERVICES, THE ACQUISITION, REVIEW, OR ANALYSIS 

OF DIGITAL-BASED INFORMATION OR COMPUTER-BASED INFORMA- 

TION, OR NETWORK VULNERABILITY TESTING. 



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FUNERAL SERVICE, RELATING TO FEES, DESIGNATED AS REGULA- 




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FUNERAL SERVICE, RELATING TO REQUIREMENTS OF LICENSURE 

FOR FUNERAL SERVICE PROVIDERS, DESIGNATED AS REGULATION 

DOCUMENT NUMBER 4318, PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF ARTI- 

CLE 1, CHAPTER 23, TITLE 1 OF THE 1976 CODE. 


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BY ADDING SECTION 61-4-515 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE OWNER 

OF A MOTORSPORTS ENTERTAINMENT COMPLEX LOCATED IN THIS 

STATE OR HIS DESIGNEE MAY APPLY FOR AND BE ISSUED AN 

ANNUAL LICENSE WHICH AUTHORIZES THE PURCHASE, SALE, AND 

CONSUMPTION OF BEER AND WINE AT ANY OCCASION HELD ON THE 

GROUNDS OF THE COMPLEX YEAR ROUND ON ANY DAY OF THE 

WEEK, TO PROVIDE FOR THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR THIS 

ANNUAL LICENSE, INCLUDING THE FEE, AND TO PROVIDE FOR 

OTHER MATTERS RELATING TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF THIS 

LICENSE AND APPLICABLE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL LAWS 

IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OF THIS LICENSE; AND BY ADDING 

SECTION 61-6-2016 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE OWNER OF A 

MOTORSPORTS ENTERTAINMENT COMPLEX , OR HIS DESIGNEE, 

ALSO MAY BE ISSUED, UPON APPLICATION, AN ANNUAL LICENSE 

THAT AUTHORIZES THE PURCHASE, SALE, AND CONSUMPTION OF 

ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS BY THE DRINK AT ANY OCCASION HELD ON 

THE GROUNDS OF THE COMPLEX UNDER THE SAME SPECIFIED 

TERMS AND CONDITIONS AS PROVIDED FOR BEER AND WINE PER- 

MITS. 



S 0479 Concurrent Resolution, By Courson 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE PALMETTO GIRLS 

STATE TO USE THE CHAMBERS OF THE SENATE AND THE HOUSE OF 

REPRESENTATIVES ON FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 2013. 



03/21/13 Senate Polled out of committee Invitations SJ-20 

03/21/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable Invitations SJ-20 




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CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE ADMISSIONS LICENSE TAX 

EXEMPTION FOR A MOTORSPORTS ENTERTAINMENT COMPLEX, SO 

AS TO REQUIRE THE COMPLEX TO BE A NASCAR SANCTIONED 

SPEEDWAY THAT HOSTS AT LEAST ONE RACE EACH YEAR FEATUR- 

ING THE PREEMINENT NASCAR CUP SERIES, INSTEAD OF REQUIRING 

THE SPEEDWAY TO HAVE AT LEAST SIXTY THOUSAND SEATS FOR 

RACE PATRONS. 









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Young 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO HONOR PASTOR EDDIE W. DAVIS 

OF LITTLE ZION BAPTIST CHURCH IN BLYTHEWOOD ON THE OCCA- 

SION OF HIS THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF GOSPEL MINISTRY AT LIT- 

TLE ZION AND TO WISH HIM GOD S RICHEST BLESSINGS AS HE 

CONTINUES TO SERVE THE LORD. 



S 0480 Concurrent Resolution, By Alexander, Hutto and Rankin 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO FIX NOON ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 

2013, AS THE TIME TO ELECT A SUCCESSOR TO THE MEMBER OF THE 

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT FOR A TERM 

EXPIRING ON JUNE 30, 2016; TO ELECT A SUCCESSOR TO THE MEM- 

BER OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION FOR THE THIRD DIS- 

TRICT FOR A TERM EXPIRING ON JUNE 30, 2016; TO ELECT A 

SUCCESSOR TO THE MEMBER OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION 

FOR THE FIFTH DISTRICT FOR A TERM EXPIRING ON JUNE 30, 2016; 

AND TO ELECT A PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER FOR THE SEV- 

ENTH DISTRICT, AS A SUCCESSOR TO THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMIS- 

SIONER FOR THE AT-LARGE SEAT, FOR A TERM EXPIRING ON JUNE 30, 

2016. 







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S 0481 General Bill, By Malloy, McGill, Leatherman, Setzler, Johnson and 

Ford 

88 

S 0483 Resolution, By L. Martin 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND MR. ROBERT 

C. GRIFFIN UPON HIS RETIREMENT FROM LAW ENFORCEMENT AND 

TO WISH HIM WELL IN ALL HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 




SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DISABILITY RETIREMENT 

FOR MEMBERS OF THE POLICE OFFICERS RETIREMENT SYSTEM, SO 

AS TO DELETE THE REQUIREMENT THAT CERTAIN MEMBERS BE ELI- 

GIBLE FOR, AND PROVIDE PROOF OF, SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS 

TO CONTINUE TO RECEIVE A DISABILITY BENEFIT. 










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A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE RICH- 

ARD WINN ACADEMY GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM FOR CAPTURING 

THE 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL ASSOCIATION 

(SCISA) CLASS AA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE AND TO HONOR THE 

TEAM S EXCEPTIONAL PLAYERS, COACHES, AND STAFF. 


ZINE OF ANY FIREARM, OR THE REGISTRATION OF A FIREARM OR 

MAGAZINE, IS UNENFORCEABLE IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 



S 0490 Resolution, By Courson, L. Martin, Nicholson, Campsen and Hutto 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO THANK JOHN P. FREEMAN OF RICHLAND 

COUNTY FOR HIS MANY YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE AS A MEM- 

BER OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA JUDICIAL MERIT SELECTION COM- 

MISSION AND TO WISH HIM MUCH SUCCESS AND FULFILLMENT IN 




A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR RICHARD WINN 

ACADEMY COACH JASON HALTIWANGER FOR THE OUTSTANDING 

EXAMPLE HE SETS AS A COACH AND TO CONGRATULATE HIM FOR 

AN EXCEPTIONAL SEASON WITH THE RICHARD WINN LADY EAGLE 

2013 BASKETBALL TEAM AND FOR GARNERING THE SOUTH CARO- 

LINA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL ASSOCIATION CLASS AA STATE CHAM- 






BY ADDING SECTION 12-43-222 SO AS TO PROVIDE WHEN CALCULAT- 

ING ROLL-BACK TAX DUE ON A PARCEL OF REAL PROPERTY 

CHANGED FROM AGRICULTURAL TO COMMERCIAL OR RESIDEN- 

TIAL USE THE VALUE USED FOR PLATTED GREEN SPACE FOR CON- 

SERVATION OR OPEN SPACE USE OF THE PARCEL, IF SUCH USE IS TEN 

PERCENT OR MORE OF THE PARCEL, MUST BE VALUED BASED ON 

THE GREEN SPACE FOR CONSERVATION OR OPEN SPACE USE; AND TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-43-220, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO CLASSES OF 

PROPERTY AND APPLICABLE ASSESSMENT RATIOS FOR PURPOSES 

OF IMPOSITION OF THE PROPERTY TAX, SO AS TO MAKE A CON- 

FORMING AMENDMENT. 





ING TO FIREARMS, BY ADDING SECTION 23-31-218 TO PROVIDE THAT 

A VALID PERMIT TO CARRY CONCEALABLE WEAPONS ISSUED BY A 

STATE THAT SOUTH CAROLINA RECOGNIZES RECIPROCALLY SHALL 

REMAIN VALID UNTIL ITS EXPIRATION DATE SHOULD THE HOLDER 

BECOME A RESIDENT OF THIS STATE. 






ING ARTICLE 9 TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA FIREARMS LIB- 

ERTY ACT , TO PROVIDE THAT A FIREARM, FIREARM ACCESSORY, OR 

AMMUNITION POSSESSED OR MANUFACTURED AND RETAINED IN 

SOUTH CAROLINA IS EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL REGULATION UNDER 

THE COMMERCE CLAUSE OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED 

STATES, TO PROVIDE THAT ANY FEDERAL LAW TO RESTRICT THE 

POSSESSION, OWNERSHIP, OR MANUFACTURE OF A FIREARM PURSU- 

ANT TO THIS ARTICLE MAY NOT BE ENFORCED BY FEDERAL, STATE, 

OR LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS, AND TO PROVIDE FOR 

PENALTIES FOR FEDERAL OFFICIALS SEEKING TO ENFORCE FED- 

ERAL LAW CONTRARY TO THE PROVISIONS OF THIS CHAPTER; AND 

BY ADDING ARTICLE 11 TO PROVIDE THAT FEDERAL ACTION TO 

RESTRICT OWNERSHIP OF A SEMI-AUTOMATIC FIREARM OR MAGA- 

89 

S 0491 General Bill, By Matthews, Leatherman, McGill, Setzler, Hutto, 

Campbell and Williams 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS FOR PURPOSES OF THE 

STATE GENERAL OBLIGATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOND 

ACT, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJ- 

ECT INCLUDES A PROJECT WHICH GENERATES NEW ANNUAL 

CARGO OF AT LEAST TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND TWENTY-FOOT 

EQUIVALENT UNITS CONNECTED WITH A NEW DISTRIBUTION CEN- 

TER THAT IS AT LEAST ONE MILLION SQUARE FEET IN SIZE, 

LOCATED IN THIS STATE ON LAND OWNED BY THE STATE OR A 

POLITICAL SUBDIVISION THEREOF, AND IS SUPPORTED BY TWO 

HUNDRED NEW JOBS. 





TO THE REMISSION OF REDEVELOPMENT FEES TO A REDEVELOP- 

MENT AUTHORITY, TO EXTEND THE END DATE FOR REMISSIONS 

FROM JANUARY 1, 2017, TO JANUARY 1, 2037. 




A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO DECLARE THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 

2013, AS CITY OF CAMDEN DAY IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 









OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO TEMPORARY PERMITS FOR 

THE POSSESSION, SALE, AND CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC 

LIQUORS BY THE DRINK, SO AS TO REDUCE THE APPLICATION FEE 

FOR THE FIFTY-TWO WEEK TEMPORARY PERMIT. 



S 0495 General Bill, By Lourie and Rankin 



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO FEES FOR CRIMINAL 

RECORD SEARCHES, SO AS TO CLARIFY THE DEFINITION OF CHARI- 

TABLE ORGANIZATIONS WHICH PAY A REDUCED FEE TO INCLUDE 

LOCAL PARK AND RECREATION VOLUNTEERS THROUGH A COMMIS- 

SION, MUNICIPALITY, COUNTY, OR THE SOUTH CAROLINA DEPART- 

MENT OF PARKS, RECREATION AND TOURISM. 




04/12/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Young (ch), Corbin, Johnson 



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THE DEFINITIONS CONCERNING DEFINITIONS IN THE ABC ACT, TO 

PROVIDE THAT A BUSINESS THAT MEETS THE DEFINITION OF FUR- 

NISHING LODGING MUST OFFER AT LEAST EIGHTEEN ROOMS FOR 

ACCOMMODATION ON A REGULAR BASIS. 






THE REGULATION OF ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS, TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE PRACTICE OF THE PROFESSION OF ENGINEERING AND 

SURVEYING IN THIS STATE IS SUBJECT TO REGULATION; TO AMEND 

SECTION 40-22-10, RELATING TO THE BOARD OF REGISTRATION FOR 

PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS AND LAND SURVEYORS, TO PROVIDE 

FOR QUALIFICATIONS AND COMPOSITION FOR THE MEMBERS OF 

THE BOARD; TO AMEND SECTION 40-22-20, RELATING TO DEFINI- 

TIONS REGULATING THE PRACTICE OF ENGINEERING AND LAND 

SURVEYING, TO ADD THE TERMS ENGAGED IN PRACTICE , PERSON , 

AND ETHICS AND TO MAKE TECHNICAL CHANGES; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 40-22-30, RELATING TO PRACTICING WITHOUT A LICENSE AND 

PENALTIES, TO PROVIDE THAT BROKERING OR COORDINATING OF 

ENGINEERING OR SURVEYING SERVICES FOR A FEE IS PROHIBITED; 

TO ADD SECTION 40-22-35, TO PROVIDE THAT A REGISTERED ENGI- 

NEER OR SURVEYOR MAY NOT ENTER INTO A CONTRACT FOR PRO- 

FESSIONAL SERVICES ON PUBLIC WORK ON ANY BASIS OTHER 

THAN DIRECT NEGOTIATION, THEREBY PRECLUDING PARTICIPATION 

IN ANY SYSTEM REQUIRING A COMPARISON OF COMPENSATION, 

AND A REGISTERED ENGINEER OR SURVEYOR MAY STATE COMPEN- 

SATION TO A PROSPECTIVE CLIENT AS PART OF DIRECT NEGOTIA- 

TION AFTER THEIR SELECTION AS THE MOST QUALIFIED PROVIDER 

AND WHERE ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING SERVICES NECESSARY 

TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC HEALTH, SAFETY, AND WELFARE HAVE 

BEEN DEFINED; TO AMEND SECTION 40-22-50, RELATING TO DUTIES 

OF THE BOARD, TO PROVIDE THAT THE BOARD SHALL MAINTAIN AN 

UPDATED ROSTER OR SUPPLEMENTS TO THE ROSTER CONTAINING 

THE CURRENT NAMES AND PLACES OF BUSINESS OF ALL PROFES- 

SIONAL ENGINEERS AND ALL PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS, AS WELL 

AS A LISTING OF BUSINESS ENTITIES HOLDING A VALID CERTIFI- 

CATE OF AUTHORIZATION TO PRACTICE ENGINEERING OR SURVEY- 

ING, OR BOTH, IN THIS STATE; TO AMEND SECTION 40-22-60 TO MAKE 

A TECHNICAL CHANGE; TO AMEND SECTION 40-22-75, RELATING TO 

THE WAIVER OF LICENSING REQUIREMENTS DURING EMERGENCIES, 

TO PROVIDE THAT THE BOARD MAY WAIVE ALL LICENSING AND 

CREDENTIALING REQUIREMENTS UNDER STATE LAW FOR THE 

PERIOD OF A DECLARED NATIONAL OR STATE PUBLIC EMERGENCY, 

NOT TO EXCEED NINETY DAYS; TO AMEND SECTION 40-22-110, 

RELATING TO PENALTIES, TO PROVIDE THAT THE LICENSE OF A PER- 

SON ADJUDGED MENTALLY INCOMPETENT IS DEEMED AUTOMATI- 

CALLY SUSPENDED UNTIL THE PERSON IS ADJUDGED AS BEING 

RESTORED TO MENTAL COMPETENCY BY A COURT OF COMPETENT 

JURISDICTION OR IN ANY OTHER MANNER PROVIDED BY LAW; TO 

AMEND SECTION 40-22-220, RELATING TO ELIGIBILITY REQUIRE- 

MENTS FOR LICENSURE AS AN ENGINEER, TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

90 

EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS 

FOR ENGINEERS; TO AMEND SECTION 40-22-222, RELATING TO 

LICENSING OF EXISTING ENGINEERS, TO ADD THE ETAC/ABET 

ACCREDITED CURRICULUM; TO AMEND SECTION 40-22-225, RELAT- 

ING TO ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR LICENSURE AS A SUR- 

VEYOR, TO REMOVE A SPECIFIC RECORD OF ONE OR MORE YEARS 

OF PROGRESSIVE PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE OF A CHARACTER SATIS- 

FACTORY TO THE BOARD AND PERFORMED UNDER A PRACTICING 

REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL SURVEYOR AS MINIMUM EVIDENCE AS 

QUALIFICATION OF A SURVEYOR-IN-TRAINING, AND TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE APPLICANT IS REQUIRED TO TAKE SUCH STATE SPECIFIC 

EXAMINATIONS AS THE BOARD CONSIDERS NECESSARY TO ESTAB- 

LISH THAT HIS QUALIFICATIONS MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS 

CHAPTER AND THE REGULATIONS PROMULGATED BY THE BOARD; 

TO AMEND SECTION 40-22-230, RELATING TO REFERENCES AND 

EXAMINATIONS, TO PROVIDE THAT THE APPLICATION FOR ENGI- 

NEERING LICENSURE AND FOR SURVEYING LICENSURE MAY 

INCLUDE OTHER REFERENCES APPROVED BY THE BOARD, AND A 

CANDIDATE WHO HAS FAILED AN EXAMINATION MAY APPLY FOR 

RE-EXAMINATION AFTER A PERIOD OF TIME DETERMINED BY THE 

BOARD, BUT NOT EARLIER THAN THREE MONTHS FOLLOWING THE 

DATE OF THE FAILED EXAMINATION, AND NOT MORE THAN THREE 

TIMES IN ONE CALENDAR YEAR, AND MUST PAY ALL APPLICABLE 

EXAMINATION FEES, AND A CANDIDATE FOR LICENSURE WHO HAS 

FAILED THE SAME TOPICAL EXAMINATION TWO TIMES SHALL PRO- 

VIDE EVIDENCE SATISFACTORY TO THE BOARD THAT THE CANDI- 

DATE HAS TAK THE BOARD MAY REFUSE FURTHER EXAMINATION 

UNTIL THE CANDIDATE PROVIDES ACCEPTABLE EVIDENCE, AND A 

CANDIDATE WHO HAS FAILED AN EXAMINATION THREE TIMES 

MUST SUBMIT A NEW APPLICATION, AND A CERTIFICATE OF REGIS- 

TRATION MUST STATE THE FULL NAME OF THE LICENSEE AND 

LICENSE NUMBER; TO AMEND SECTION 40-22-250, RELATING TO CER- 

TIFICATE OF AUTHORIZATION TO PRACTICE AS A FIRM, TO PROVIDE 

THAT ONE OR MORE OF THE CORPORATE OFFICERS, OR ONE OR 

MORE OF THE PRINCIPAL OWNERS, OR A FULL-TIME LICENSED 

EMPLOYEE, ARE DESIGNATED AS BEING RESPONSIBLE FOR THE 

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES REGULATED BY THIS BOARD AND ARE 

LICENSED UNDER THIS CHAPTER, AND PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS 

AND PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS ENGAGED IN THE PRACTICE 

THROUGH FIRMS MAY MAINTAIN BRANCH OFFICES IN ADDITION TO 

THE PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS, AND EACH PRINCIPAL PLACE 

OF BUSINESS, AS WELL AS EACH BRANCH OFFICE PROVIDING SER- 

VICES IN THIS STATE, MUST HAVE A RESIDENT PROFESSIONAL ENGI- 

NEER IN RESPONSIBLE CHARGE OF ENGINEERING WORK OR A 

RESIDENT PROFESSIONAL SURVEYOR IN RESPONSIBLE CHARGE OF 

THE FIELD AND OFFICE SURVEYING WORK PROVIDED, AND A PRO- 

FESSIONAL ENGINEER MUST SUPERVISE THE ENGINEERING ACTIVI- 

TIES OF EACH BRANCH OFFICE AND A PROFESSIONAL SURVEYOR 

MUST SUPERVISE THE SURVEYING ACTIVITIES OF EACH BRANCH 

OFFICE, AND THE RESIDENT PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER OR RESI- 

DENT PROFESSIONAL SURVEYOR IS CONSIDERED IN RESIDENCE IN 

ONLY ONE PLACE OF BUSINESS AT A GIVEN TIME; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 40-22-260, RELATING TO TEMPORARY LICENSES AND CERTIFI- 

CATES OF AUTHORIZATION, TO PROVIDE THAT UPON APPLICATION 

TO AND APPROVAL BY THE BOARD AND PAYMENT OF THE FEE PRO- 

VIDED IN REGULATION, THE BOARD SHALL GRANT A TEMPORARY 

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORIZATION TO A FIRM SUBJECT TO CERTAIN 

RESTRICTIONS AND TO STRIKE PROVISIONS RELATING TO BRANCH 

OFFICES; TO AMEND SECTION 40-22-270, RELATING TO INDIVIDUAL 

SEALS, BY ADDING THAT THE SEAL AND SIGNATURE OF A LICENSEE 

CERTIFIES THAT THE DOCUMENT WAS PREPARED BY THE LICENSEE 

OR HIS AGENT, AND FOR PROTOTYPICAL DOCUMENTS, THE SEAL 

AND SIGNATURE OF A LICENSEE INDICATES HE HAS SUFFICIENTLY 

REVIEWED THE DOCUMENT AND IS ABLE TO FULLY COORDINATE 

AND ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR APPLICATION OF THE PLANS; TO 

AMEND SECTION 40-22-280, RELATING TO CERTAIN EXCEPTIONS, TO 

PROVIDE THAT THIS CHAPTER MAY NOT BE CONSTRUED TO PRE-


VENT OR TO AFFECT FULL-TIME, NON-TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES; 

AND TO AMEND SECTION 40-22-290, RELATING TO TIER A SURVEY- 

ING, TO PROVIDE THAT THE PRACTICE OF TIER A SURVEYING DOES 

NOT INCLUDE THE CREATION OF NON-TECHNICAL MAPS, AND TO 

MAKE TECHNICAL CHANGES. 



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S 0498 Resolution, By Bennett and Hutto 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO DECLARE MAY 2013 AS BLADDER CAN- 

CER AWARENESS MONTH IN SOUTH CAROLINA, TO PROMOTE 

UNDERSTANDING OF THE GROWING RISK OF BLADDER CANCER IN 

THE UNITED STATES, TO ENCOURAGE RESEARCH IN THE MEDICAL 

COMMUNITY TO IDENTIFY THE CAUSES AND DEVELOP A CURE FOR 

THE DISEASE, AND TO COMMEND BOY SCOUT TROOP 2 FROM SUM- 

MERVILLE FOR ITS EFFORTS IN THIS ENDEAVOR. 





S 0499 Concurrent Resolution, By Shealy 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO EXPRESS THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY S AND THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA S SUP- 

PORT FOR ORGAN, EYE, AND TISSUE DONATION AND TO DESIGNATE 

THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 2013, AS ORGAN DONOR REGISTRATION DAY IN 








A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 55-1-80, RELATING TO THE GENERAL 

PROVISIONS CONCERNING AERONAUTICS, TO RESTORE THE PREVI- 

OUS PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION TO PROVIDE FOR THE INCREASE 

OF MEMBERSHIP ON AN AVIATION AUTHORITY, AND TO PROVIDE 

FOR WHOM THOSE PEOPLE MAY BE. 



S 0501 (Rat # 0012) Joint Resolution, By Young 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY OF NORTH AUGUSTA 

TO RELOCATE THE WORLD WAR I AND WORLD WAR II MEMORIAL 

MONUMENT IN CALHOUN PARK TO THE VETERANS MEMORIAL AT 

WADE HAMPTON VETERANS PARK. - ratified title 


calendar SJ-7 




day SJ-11 



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03/21/13 Ratified R 12 





91 

A BILL TO AUTHORIZE THE STARR-IVA WATER AND SEWER DISTRICT 

IN ANDERSON COUNTY TO PROVIDE WATER SERVICE TO A SPECI- 

FIED AREA OF ABBEVILLE COUNTY, UPON THE CONSENT OF THE 

GOVERNING BODY OF ABBEVILLE COUNTY, TO SOLVE A CRITICAL 

WATER SERVICE PROBLEM. 









S 0503 General Bill, By Thurmond, Hembree, Campsen, Cleary, Rankin and 

Ford 



ING ARTICLE 6 TO ENACT THE BEACH PRESERVATION ACT , TO 

ALLOW A QUALIFIED COASTAL MUNICIPALITY TO IMPOSE A FEE 

NOT TO EXCEED ONE PERCENT ON THE GROSS PROCEEDS DERIVED 

FROM THE RENTAL OR CHARGES FOR ACCOMMODATIONS FUR- 

NISHED TO TRANSIENTS SUBJECT TO THE MUNICIPALITY S LOCAL 

ACCOMMODATIONS TAX, TO PROVIDE THAT THE MUNICIPALITY 

MAY IMPOSE THE FEE ONLY AFTER ITS APPROVAL IN A REFEREN- 

DUM HELD IN THE MUNICIPALITY, TO PROVIDE THAT THE FEE IS IN 

ADDITION TO ALL OTHER LOCAL ACCOMMODATIONS TAXES 

IMPOSED AND MUST NOT BE DEEMED CUMULATIVE TO OTHER 

LOCAL ACCOMMODATIONS TAXES IMPOSED BY THE MUNICIPALITY, 

TO PROVIDE USES FOR WHICH THE FEE REVENUE MUST BE APPLIED, 

TO PROVIDE FOR REPORTING AND FOR REMITTANCE OF THESE FEES, 

AND TO PROVIDE DEFINITIONS. 













S 0504 Concurrent Resolution, By Fair, Hutto and Jackson 


A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE THAT ABUSE AND 

NEGLECT OF CHILDREN IS A SIGNIFICANT PROBLEM AND TO 

DECLARE TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 2013, AS CHILDREN S ADVOCACY DAY 

IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 



S 0505 General Bill, By Hayes, L. Martin, Rankin and Thurmond 


BY ADDING CHAPTER 2 TO TITLE 23 SO AS TO ESTABLISH THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA PUBLIC INTEGRITY UNIT AND PROVIDE FOR ITS MEM- 

BERSHIP, POWERS, DUTIES, AND FUNCTIONS, TO ESTABLISH A PRO- 

TOCOL FOR INFORMATION SHARING AMONG THE PARTNER 

ENTITIES, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE UNIT SHALL COORDINATE 

INVESTIGATIONS OF SPECIFIED ACTIVITIES AFFECTING ETHICS AND 

PUBLIC INTEGRITY; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-540, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO THE MANNER IN WHICH ETHICS COMMITTEES OF THE 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY INVESTIGATE ALLEGATIONS, SO AS TO 

AUTHORIZE FURTHER INVESTIGATION BY THE PUBLIC INTEGRITY


UNIT WHEN THE COMMITTEE DEEMS IT APPROPRIATE; AND TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-54-240, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE DIS- 

CLOSURE OF RECORDS AND REPORTS BY THE DEPARTMENT OF REV- 

ENUE, SO AS TO PERMIT THE DEPARTMENT TO DISCLOSE 

INFORMATION FOR PURPOSES OF PUBLIC INTEGRITY UNIT INVESTI- 

GATIONS. 





S 0506 Resolution, By Coleman and Scott 




OF BEAUDELL STEVENSON HENDRIX OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY AND 

TO EXTEND THE DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HER FAMILY AND MANY 

FRIENDS. 



A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE THE PICKENS COUNTY CUL- 

TURAL COMMISSION AS THE PRESENTER OF SUPER KIDSFEST AND 

THE YOUTH COMPETITION SPONSORED BY PRESERVING OUR 

SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN MUSIC (POSOM) AND THE YOUNG APPA- 

LACHIAN MUSICIANS (YAM) IN PICKENS COUNTY, AND TO WISH 

THEM CONTINUED SUCCESS IN ALL THEIR FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 


S 0508 Resolution, By Alexander, Malloy, Nicholson, L. Martin, Williams 

and Cleary 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO DECLARE MAY 22, 2013, AS FREE CLINIC 

AWARENESS DAY IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 






S 0509 General Bill, By Thurmond, Hembree and Rankin 


ING TO OFFENSES IN CONNECTION WITH ELECTRONIC MONITORING 

DEVICES, BY ADDING SECTION 24-13-425 TO PROVIDE THAT IT IS 

UNLAWFUL FOR ANY PERSON TO KNOWINGLY AND WITHOUT 

AUTHORITY TO REMOVE, DESTROY, OR CIRCUMVENT THE OPERA- 

TION OF AN ELECTRONIC MONITORING DEVICE WHICH IS BEING 

USED FOR THE PURPOSE OF MONITORING A PERSON, OR TO SOLICIT 

ANOTHER PERSON TO DO SO, AND TO PROVIDE FOR PENALTIES. 


03/12/13 Senate Referred to Committee on Corrections and Penology SJ-4 














BY ADDING SECTION 34-3-120 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A FEDER- 

ALLY CHARTERED OR STATE-CHARTERED BANKING INSTITUTION 

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DOING BUSINESS IN THIS STATE AND IN AT LEAST ONE OTHER 

STATE, AS A CONDITION OF ITS AUTHORIZATION TO DO BUSINESS IN 

SOUTH CAROLINA, SHALL FILE A WRITTEN CONSENT WITH THE 

SECRETARY OF STATE WHEREBY THE INSTITUTION, ON BEHALF OF 

ITS OFFICERS, AGENTS, AND EMPLOYEES NOT LOCATED IN SOUTH 

CAROLINA, CONSENTS TO THE ACCEPTANCE OF AND RESPONSE TO 

SUBPOENAS, INCLUDING SUBPOENAS DUCES TECUM, SERVED UPON 

THESE OUT-OF-STATE OFFICERS, AGENTS, OR EMPLOYEES ARISING 

OUT OF THEIR OFFICIAL CAPACITY WITHOUT THE NECESSITY OF A 

COURT ORDER ISSUED IN CONJUNCTION WITH PENDING LITIGATION 

IN THE STATE OR FEDERAL COURTS IN SOUTH CAROLINA, AND TO 

PROVIDE THE PROCEDURES FOR AND CONDITIONS AND LIMITA- 

TIONS ON THE ISSUANCE AND COMPLIANCE WITH THESE SUBPOE- 

NAS. 





OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE FOUR PERCENT SPE- 

CIAL ASSESSMENT RATIO, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT AN ELIGIBILITY 

PROVISION REQUIRING A CERTAIN OWNERSHIP PERCENTAGE DOES 

NOT APPLY IF THE PROPERTY IS HELD BY A TRUST, FAMILY LIMITED 

PARTNERSHIP, OR LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY UNDER CERTAIN 

SITUATIONS. 





TO CONSTABLES AUTHORIZED TO CARRY PISTOLS, TO PROVIDE 

THAT MAGISTRATE S CONSTABLES WHO HAVE RECEIVED THE 

REQUIRED TRAINING ARE AUTHORIZED TO CARRY PISTOLS ON 

ABOUT THEIR PERSON WHEN OFF DUTY. 






CAROLINA 1976, RELATING TO SELF-SERVICE STORAGE FACILITIES, 

SO AS TO DEFINE ELECTRONIC MAIL , TO PROVIDE THAT WHEN 

RENT OR OTHER CHARGES ARE FIVE OR MORE DAYS PAST DUE THE 

OWNER MAY DENY THE OCCUPANT ACCESS TO THE PERSONAL 

PROPERTY AND THE OCCUPANT IS CONSIDERED IN DEFAULT, TO 

PROVIDE THAT WHEN RENT OR OTHER CHARGES ARE FOURTEEN OR 

MORE DAYS PAST DUE THE OCCUPANT MUST BE NOTIFIED, AND TO 

PROVIDE THE PROCESS BY WHICH A DEFAULTING OCCUPANT S PER- 

SONAL PROPERTY MAY BE DESTROYED OR SOLD. 




Turner 

S 0514 Joint Resolution, By Alexander and Ford 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO EXTEND THE EXPIRED LICENSE OF ANY 

COSMETOLOGIST, ESTHETICIAN, NAIL TECHNICIAN, OR INSTRUC- 

TOR WHOSE LICENSE EXPIRED ON MARCH 10, 2013, UNTIL JUNE 10, 

2013, SO THAT THE APPROPRIATE CONTINUING EDUCATION 

REQUIREMENTS MAY BE MET FOR LICENSURE RENEWAL. 



SJ-6 

03/12/13 Senate Recalled from Committee on Labor, Commerce and 

Industry SJ-6 

S 0515 Joint Resolution, By Grooms, Campsen and Gregory


A JOINT RESOLUTION TO PROHIBIT TREE REMOVAL IN THE MEDIAN 

OF A PORTION OF INTERSTATE 26 UNTIL THE TRANSPORTATION 

REVIEW COMMITTEE HAS REVIEWED AND COMMENTED ON THE 

PROJECT. 









HJ-16 

S 0516 General Bill, By Peeler, Fair, Hayes, Courson and Young 

Similar (H 3926, H 3994) 


SO AS TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA READ TO SUCCEED ACT ; 


CAROLINA READ TO SUCCEED OFFICE AND A READING PROFI- 

CIENCY PANEL WITHIN THE OFFICE, AND TO PROVIDE RELATED 

REQUIREMENTS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, STATE 

SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION, SCHOOL DISTRICTS, COLLEGES, 

AND UNIVERSITIES THAT OFFER CERTAIN RELATED GRADUATE EDU- 

CATION, AND EDUCATORS AND ADMINISTRATORS, AMONG OTHER 

THINGS. 




SJ-3 


S 0517 (Rat # 0015) General Bill, By Massey and Nicholson 

AN ACT TO AMEND ACT 185 OF 1997, RELATING TO THE BOARD OF 

TRUSTEES OF SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4 OF MCCORMICK COUNTY, TO 

PROVIDE THAT IN THE EVENT OF A VACANCY ON THE BOARD 

OCCURRING FOR ANY REASON OTHER THAN EXPIRATION OF A 

TERM, THE BOARD SHALL CALL A SPECIAL ELECTION TO FILL THE 

UNEXPIRED TERM, AND TO MAKE TECHNICAL CHANGES. - ratified 

title 


calendar SJ-7 




HJ-10 




day HJ-21 


04/09/13 Ratified R 15 



S 0518 Resolution, By Scott, Alexander, Bennett, Bright, Bryant, Campbell, 

Campsen, Cleary, Coleman, Corbin, Courson, Cromer, Davis, Fair, Ford, 

Gregory, Grooms, Hayes, Hembree, Hutto, Jackson, Johnson, Leatherman, 

Lourie, Malloy, L. Martin, S. Martin, Massey, Matthews, McElveen, McGill, 

Nicholson, O Dell, Peeler, Pinckney, Rankin, Reese, Setzler, Shealy, Sheheen, 

Thurmond, Turner, Verdin, Williams and Young 



ING OF MRS. MAUDIE ELIZABETH ALLEN OF GREENVILLE COUNTY, 

AND TO EXTEND THEIR SINCERE SYMPATHY TO HER LARGE AND 

LOVING FAMILY AND HER MANY FRIENDS. 


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S 0519 Resolution, By Lourie, Scott, McElveen, Courson and Jackson 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO HONOR RICHLAND COUNTY COUNCIL- 

WOMAN JOYCE DICKERSON ON HER RECENT INSTALLATION AS 

CHAIR OF THE NATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR WOMEN LEGISLATORS 

AND TO WISH HER WELL AS SHE TAKES UP HER NEW DUTIES. 


S 0520 General Bill, By Jackson, Fair and Hutto 

Similar (S 0440, H 3855) 










THE ORDER. 



S 0521 General Bill, By Campsen and Sheheen 


THE ELECTION OF THE STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION, TO 

PROVIDE FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT BY THE 

GOVERNOR, WITH THE ADVICE AND CONSENT OF THE SENATE, AND 

TO PROVIDE FOR THE TERM, QUALIFICATIONS, AND FILLING OF A 

VACANCY IN THE OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT; AND TO REPEAL SEC- 

TION 59-3-20. 




SJ-9 


S 0522 Concurrent Resolution, By Campbell and Grooms 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE THE SIGNIFICANT 

CONTRIBUTIONS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE ALCOA MT. 

HOLLY PLANT IN GOOSE CREEK, SOUTH CAROLINA UPON THEIR 

ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY AND TO DECLARE 

MARCH 20, 2013, AS ALCOA APPRECIATION DAY IN SOUTH CARO- 

LINA. 



S 0523 General Bill, By Sheheen, L. Martin and Ford 


TO COOPERATION BETWEEN CAMPUS POLICE AND THE STATE LAW 

ENFORCEMENT DIVISION IN CAMPUS DEATH AND CRIMINAL SEX- 

UAL ASSAULT CASES, TO CLARIFY THAT CAMPUS POLICE MAY ALSO 

COOPERATE WITH LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS. 



S 0524 General Bill, By Massey, Setzler, Cromer and Nicholson 


TO RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE FUND GRANTS, TO PROVIDE THAT 

GRANTS MAY ALSO BE AWARDED TO COUNTIES WITH A POPULA- 

TION OF LESS THAN FORTY THOUSAND RESIDENTS AND MUNICI- 

PALITIES LOCATED IN COUNTIES WITH A POPULATION OF LESS 

THAN FORTY THOUSAND RESIDENTS. 


03/13/13 Senate Referred to Committee on Finance SJ-4


S 0525 General Bill, By Campbell, O Dell, McGill, Coleman, Scott, Cleary, 

Matthews, Setzler and Pinckney 



BY ADDING SECTION 13-1-390 SO AS TO ESTABLISH WITHIN THE 

DIVISION OF STATE DEVELOPMENT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF COM- 

MERCE THE CLEAN ENERGY INDUSTRY MANUFACTURING MARKET 

DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COUNCIL AND PROVIDE FOR ITS MEM- 

BERSHIP AND FUNCTIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 12-6-3588, RELATING 

TO THE RENEWABLE ENERGY TAX CREDIT INCENTIVE PROGRAM, SO 

AS TO REDESIGNATE THE PROGRAM THE SOUTH CAROLINA CLEAN 

ENERGY TAX INCENTIVE PROGRAM , TO REVISE DEFINITIONS TO 

EXTEND THE CREDIT TO ADDITIONAL FORMS OF ENERGY PRODUC- 

TION AND OPERATIONS, TO DECREASE INVESTMENT THRESHOLDS 

AND DECREASE JOB CREATION THRESHOLDS FOR QUALIFYING FOR 

THE CREDIT AND MAKE THE CREDIT, PREVIOUSLY DUE TO EXPIRE 

DECEMBER 31, 2015, AVAILABLE THROUGH 2019 AND TO REVISE 

CREDIT ADMINISTRATION PROCEDURES; AND TO AMEND SECTION 

12-6-3600, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE INCOME TAX CREDIT FOR 

CORN-BASED ETHANOL OR SOY-BASED BIODIESEL PRODUCTION IN 

THIS STATE, SO AS TO EXTEND THE CREDIT TO ALL LIQUID FUELS 

DERIVED FROM RENEWABLE SOURCES, MAKE CONFORMING DEFI- 

NITIONS, REDUCE THE AMOUNT OF LIQUID FUEL ELIGIBLE FOR THE 

CREDIT, AND TO EXTEND THE PERIOD DURING WHICH THE CREDIT 

MAY BE CLAIMED THROUGH 2019. 





BY ADDING SECTION 12-6-3770 SO AS TO ALLOW A REFUNDABLE 

INCOME TAX CREDIT TO A DIGITAL MEDIA COMPANY PRODUCING A 

STATE-CERTIFIED PRODUCTION EQUAL TO TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT 

OF THE BASE INVESTMENT MADE BY THE DIGITAL MEDIA PRODUC- 

TION COMPANY IN THE TAXABLE YEAR, TO DEFINE TERMS, AND TO 

SET FORTH THE PROCESS BY WHICH THE CREDIT MAY BE CLAIMED. 



S 0527 General Bill, By Shealy, Bryant, Hembree, Massey, Thurmond, 

Turner, Young, Davis and Bright 


CODE, RELATING TO PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY, TO 

ENACT THE PREGNANT WOMEN S PROTECTION ACT , BY ADDING 

SECTION 16-11-441, TO DEFINE NECESSARY TERMS, AND TO PROVIDE 

THAT A PREGNANT WOMAN IS JUSTIFIED IN USING PHYSICAL FORCE 

OR DEADLY PHYSICAL FORCE AGAINST ANOTHER PERSON TO PRO- 

TECT HER UNBORN CHILD IF, UNDER THE CIRCUMSTANCES, SHE 

HAS A REASONABLE FEAR OF IMMINENT PERIL OF DEATH OR GREAT 

BODILY INJURY TO HERSELF OR HER UNBORN CHILD. 





S 0528 General Bill, By Shealy, Corbin, Hembree, Thurmond, Davis and 

Bright 


ING TO SUMMONSES, ORDERS OF PUBLICATION, AND SERVICE OF 

PAPERS, BY ADDING SECTION 15-9-18, TO PROVIDE THAT A PROCESS 

SERVER, WHO IS NOT AN ACTIVE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER, 

MAY NOT SERVE A SUMMONS, COMPLAINT, OR OTHER JUDICIAL 

DOCUMENTS BY ENTERING THE PRIVATE PROPERTY OF A LAND- 

OWNER IF THE LANDOWNER POSTS NO TRESPASSING SIGNS AT 

CONSPICUOUS PLACES. 



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S 0529 General Bill, By Shealy, Hembree and Thurmond 


TO COCKFIGHTING, TO INCREASE THE FINES AND PENALTIES FOR 

THE OFFENSE, CREATE A NEW OFFENSE OF BEING PRESENT AT A 

STRUCTURE, FACILITY, OR LOCATION WHERE COCKFIGHTING IS 

TAKING PLACE, AND TO PROVIDE AN EXCEPTION FOR MINORS PRES- 

ENT WHEN COCKFIGHTING IS TAKING PLACE UNDER CERTAIN CIR- 

CUMSTANCES. 



S 0530 (Rat # 0057) General Bill, By Hayes, Campbell and L. Martin 



CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO CLOSED PANEL HEALTH PLANS, SO 

AS TO REMOVE THE REQUIREMENT THAT CERTAIN EMPLOYERS 

WHO OFFER ONLY CLOSED PANEL HEALTH PLANS TO ITS EMPLOY- 

EES ALSO OFFER A POINT-OF-SERVICE OPTION TO ITS EMPLOYEES, 

TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES, TO PROVIDE THAT A POINT-OF- 

SERVICE OPTION MAY NOT DISCRIMINATE AGAINST CERTAIN 

HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS BY EXCLUDING THEM FROM NETWORK 

PARTICIPATION ON THE BASIS OF THEIR PROFESSION, AND TO 

INCREASE THE ALLOWABLE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN COINSURANCE 

PERCENTAGES FOR IN-NETWORK AND OUT-OF-NETWORK COVERED 

SERVICES AND SUPPLIES UNDER A POINT-OF-SERVICE OPTION. - ratified 

title 




21 







HJ-191 







06/04/13 Ratified R 57 




ING TO OFFENSES, PENALTIES, AND LIABILITIES, BY ADDING SEC- 

TION 41-41-45 TO PROVIDE FOR A MANDATORY PENALTY ON 

FRAUDULENT OVERPAYMENTS IN CONNECTION WITH UNEMPLOY- 

MENT INSURANCE COMPENSATION; TO AMEND CHAPTER 35, TITLE 

41, RELATING TO BENEFITS AND CLAIMS, BY ADDING SECTION 41-35- 

135 TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT SHALL NOT RELIEVE THE 

CHARGE BENEFITS TO AN EMPLOYER S ACCOUNT WHEN IT DETER- 

MINES THAT THE OVERPAYMENT HAS BEEN MADE TO A CLAIMANT 

AND THE OVERPAYMENT OCCURRED BECAUSE THE EMPLOYER WAS 

AT FAULT FOR FAILING TO RESPOND TIMELY OR ADEQUATELY TO A 

WRITTEN REQUEST OF THE DEPARTMENT FOR INFORMATION 

RELATING TO AN UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION CLAIM, AND 

THE EMPLOYER EXHIBITS A PATTERN OF FAILURE TO TIMELY OR 

ADEQUATELY RESPOND TO REQUESTS FROM THE DEPARTMENT FOR 

INFORMATION RELATING TO UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION 

CLAIMS ON THREE OR MORE OCCASIONS WITHIN A SINGLE CALEN- 

DAR YEAR; AND TO AMEND SECTION 43-5-598, RELATING TO THE 

DEFINITION OF NEW HIRE , TO PROVIDE THAT A NEW HIRE


INCLUDES A REHIRED EMPLOYEE WHO HAS BEEN SEPARATED FROM 

PRIOR EMPLOYMENT FOR AT LEAST SIXTY CONSECUTIVE DAYS. 



SJ-4 




S 0532 General Bill, By Turner 



THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES MAY ISSUE MOTOR- 

CYCLE AWARENESS ALLIANCE SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES. 




Similar (S 0009, H 3145) 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE LEXING- 

TON HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM, COACHES, AND 

SCHOOL OFFICIALS FOR AN OUTSTANDING SEASON, AND TO CON- 

GRATULATE THEM FOR WINNING THE CLASS AAAA STATE CHAMPI- 

ONSHIP TITLE. 


S 0534 Resolution, By Setzler and Matthews 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR CLARENCE 

LARRYMORE OF CALHOUN COUNTY FOR HIS MANY YEARS OF DEDI- 

CATED AND OUTSTANDING SERVICE ON THE CALHOUN COUNTY 

BOARD OF ELECTIONS & REGISTRATION AND UPON THE OCCASION 

OF HIS RETIREMENT TO WISH HIM MUCH HAPPINESS AND FULFILL- 

MENT IN THE YEARS AHEAD. 


S 0535 General Bill, By Peeler, Alexander, L. Martin, McGill, Coleman, 

Jackson, Campbell, Setzler, Cromer, O Dell, Sheheen, Turner, Fair, Ford, 

Nicholson, Hayes and Pinckney 



BY ADDING ARTICLE 11 TO CHAPTER 119, TITLE 59, ENACTING THE 

CLEMSON UNIVERSITY ENTERPRISE ACT , SO AS TO ALLOW THE 

BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF CLEMSON UNIVERSITY BY RESOLUTION TO 

ESTABLISH AN ENTERPRISE DIVISION AS PART OF CLEMSON UNI- 

VERSITY, TO PROVIDE THAT CERTAIN ASSETS, PROGRAMS, AND 

OPERATIONS OF CLEMSON UNIVERSITY MAY BE TRANSFERRED TO 

THE ENTERPRISE DIVISION, TO PROVIDE THAT THE ENTERPRISE 

DIVISION IS EXEMPT FROM VARIOUS STATE LAWS GOVERNING PRO- 

CUREMENT, HUMAN RESOURCES, PERSONNEL, AND DISPOSITION OF 

REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY WITH SOME SUCH EXEMPTIONS 

APPLYING AUTOMATICALLY AND OTHERS REQUIRING ADDITIONAL 

ACTIONS BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES, TO PROVIDE THAT BONDS, 

NOTES, OR OTHER EVIDENCE OF INDEBTEDNESS MAY BE ISSUED 

FOR THE ENTERPRISE DIVISION AND PROVIDE AUDIT AND REPORT- 

ING REQUIREMENTS; AND TO AMEND SECTIONS 8-11-260, 8-17-370, 

AND 11-35-710, ALL AS AMENDED, AND RELATING RESPECTIVELY TO 

EXEMPTIONS FROM STATE PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATIONS, THE 

STATE EMPLOYEE GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE ACT, AND THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA CONSOLIDATED PROCUREMENT CODE, SO AS TO ADD 

EXEMPTIONS CONFORMING TO THE CLEMSON UNIVERSITY ENTER- 

PRISE ACT. 




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95 










S 0536 General Bill, By Gregory, Reese, McElveen, Hembree, Hutto, Lourie, 

Campsen, Cleary, Allen, Shealy, O Dell, Campbell, Cromer, Hayes, Verdin 

and Sheheen 



SO AS TO ENACT THE ENERGY SYSTEM FREEDOM OF OWNERSHIP 

ACT BY ADDING ARTICLE 14 TO CHAPTER 52, TITLE 48 SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT A THIRD PARTY MAY SELL ELECTRICITY PRODUCED 

BY A RENEWABLE ENERGY FACILITY AS DEFINED IN THIS ACT, TO 

DEFINE CERTAIN TERMS, TO PROVIDE THAT THE SALE OF ELECTRIC- 

ITY FROM A RENEWABLE ENERGY FACILITY BY THIRD PARTIES 

DOES NOT SUBJECT THE SELLER TO REGULATION AS A PUBLIC UTIL- 

ITY, TO PROVIDE RELATED RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE STATE 

ENERGY OFFICE, TO IMPOSE CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS ON FEES 

CHARGED BY A UTILITY TO A RENEWABLE ENERGY FACILITY; AND 

TO PROVIDE THAT THE STATE ENERGY OFFICE MAY PROMULGATE 

NECESSARY REGULATIONS; AND BY ADDING SECTION 58-27-25 SO 

AS TO EXEMPT RENEWABLE ENERGY FACILITIES FROM PROVISIONS 

GOVERNING ELECTRIC UTILITIES AND ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES. 



03/27/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Rankin (ch), Hutto, Turner 

S 0537 General Bill, By Verdin, Sheheen, Cleary, Grooms, Matthews, 

McGill, Peeler, Shealy, O Dell, Cromer, Alexander, Fair, Davis, Bright, 

Bryant and Corbin 

A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 1-23-110(A)(3) OF THE 1976 CODE, RELAT- 

ING TO PUBLIC HEARINGS CONCERNING PROPOSED REGULATIONS, 

TO REQUIRE PUBLIC MEETINGS PRIOR TO AN AGENCY PROMULGAT- 

ING, AMENDING, OR REPEALING A REGULATION; AND TO AMEND 

SECTION 1-23-110(C) TO PROVIDE THAT ALL WRITTEN AND ORAL 

SUBMISSIONS FROM THE PUBLIC CONCERNING A REGULATION 

MUST BE TRANSMITTED TO THE SMALL BUSINESS REGULATORY 

REVIEW COMMITTEE. 





S 0538 General Bill, By Malloy, Hayes and L. Martin 

A BILL TO ADD SECTION 62-7-816A, SOUTH CAROLINA CODE OF 

LAWS, 1976, RELATING TO THE POWERS OF A TRUSTEE, SO AS TO 

AUTHORIZE A TRUSTEE TO AMEND THE PROVISIONS OF AN IRREVO- 

CABLE TRUST WHEN DOING SO IS IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE 

BENEFICIARIES AND IN FURTHERANCE OF THE PURPOSE OF THE 

TRUST; TO AMEND SECTION 62-7-903, RELATING TO THE SOUTH CAR- 

OLINA UNIFORM PRINCIPAL AND INCOME ACT, SO AS TO CLARIFY 

THE TERMS OF THE PROVISION; TO AMEND SECTION 62-7-904, 

RELATING TO THE POWERS OF A TRUSTEE TO ADJUST, SO AS TO 

INCLUDE IN THESE POWERS FOR THE CONVERSION OF A TRUST TO A 

UNITRUST; AND TO ADD SECTIONS 62-7-904A THROUGH 62-7-904P, 

RELATING TO UNITRUSTS, SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE REQUIRE- 

MENTS TO ESTABLISH A UNITRUST AND ITS ADMINISTRATION. 




Bennett, Johnson



A JOINT RESOLUTION TO APPROVE REGULATIONS OF THE OCCUPA- 

TIONAL THERAPY BOARD, RELATING TO REQUIREMENTS OF LICEN- 

SURE FOR OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS, DESIGNATED AS 

REGULATION DOCUMENT NUMBER 4328, PURSUANT TO THE PROVI- 

SIONS OF ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 23, TITLE 1 OF THE 1976 CODE. 


SJ-7 






HJ-56 


A JOINT RESOLUTION TO APPROVE REGULATIONS OF THE PERPET- 

UAL CARE CEMETERY BOARD, RELATING TO PERPETUAL CARE 

CEMETERY BOARD, DESIGNATED AS REGULATION DOCUMENT NUM- 




SJ-7 






HJ-191 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO DECLARE APRIL 2013 AS HOME- 

SCHOOL RECOGNITION MONTH IN SOUTH CAROLINA, TO RECOG- 

NIZE THE DILIGENT EFFORTS OF HOMESCHOOLING PARENTS AND 

THE ACADEMIC SUCCESS OF THEIR STUDENTS, AND TO EXPRESS 

SINCERE APPRECIATION FOR THEIR FOCUS ON THE WELL-BEING 

AND OVERALL ACHIEVEMENTS OF THEIR CHILDREN. 



04/10/13 Senate Recalled from Committee on Education SJ-3 



S 0544 Concurrent Resolution, By Hayes, Coleman, Gregory and Peeler 



HIGHWAY 72 IN YORK COUNTY FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH 

RAWLSVILLE ROAD TO ITS INTERSECTION WITH CRAIG ROAD EZRA 

DEWITT MEMORIAL HIGHWAY AND ERECT APPROPRIATE MARKERS 

OR SIGNS ALONG THIS PORTION OF HIGHWAY THAT CONTAIN THE 

WORDS EZRA DEWITT MEMORIAL HIGHWAY . 







HJ-41 







DIETETICS, RELATING TO CODE OF ETHICS, INTERPRETATION OF 

STANDARDS, AND REPORTING OF DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS, DESIG- 



CODE. 


SJ-7 









MENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION - BUILDING CODES 

COUNCIL, RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE, INTER- 

NATIONAL FIRE CODE, INTERNATIONAL FUEL GAS CODE, AND 

NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE, DESIGNATED AS REGULATION DOCU- 

MENT NUMBER 4320, PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 1, 

CHAPTER 23, TITLE 1 OF THE 1976 CODE. 


SJ-8 






HJ-45 

S 0543 Concurrent Resolution, By Courson, L. Martin, Grooms, Shealy, 

Hayes and Bennett 

96 

S 0545 Concurrent Resolution, By Williams 


OF TRANSPORTATION NAME THE INTERSECTION LOCATED AT THE 

JUNCTURE OF SOUTH CAROLINA HIGHWAYS 76 AND 576 AT WAHEE 

ROAD IN MARION COUNTY ROBERT J. MCINTYRE, SR. INTERSEC- 

TION AND ERECT APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS AT THIS INTER- 

SECTION THAT CONTAIN THE WORDS ROBERT J. MCINTYRE, SR. 

INTERSECTION . 







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S 0546 Concurrent Resolution, By Thurmond 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR LAW- 

RENCE MCGOWAN LARRY TODD, ASSISTANT SOLICITOR OF THE 

9TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF CHARLESTON COUNTY, UPON THE OCCA- 

SION OF HIS RETIREMENT AFTER EIGHTEEN YEARS OF OUTSTAND- 

ING SERVICE, AND TO WISH HIM CONTINUED SUCCESS AND 

HAPPINESS IN ALL HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 



S 0547 Resolution, By Sheheen, Coleman and Hayes 



REVEREND HERBERT C. CRUMP, JR., OF ROCK HILL, FOUNDER AND 

SENIOR PASTOR OF FREEDOM TEMPLE MINISTRIES, INC., UPON HIS 

ELEVATION TO BISHOP IN THE MT. CALVARY HOLY CHURCH OF


AMERICA ON APRIL 6, 2013, AND TO WISH HIM GOD S RICHEST 

BLESSINGS AS HE CONTINUES TO SERVE THE LORD. 










ING OF HARRY GENE BERRY OF BLYTHEWOOD AND TO EXTEND THE 




A SENATE RESOLUTION TO HONOR AND RECOGNIZE JAMES HILL 

UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT AND TO WISH HIM WELL 

IN ALL HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 



A SENATE RESOLUTION TO HONOR AND RECOGNIZE MR. DICK CODA 

FOR HIS MANY TALES OF ADVENTURE TRAPPING IN LAURENS 

COUNTY AND TO WISH HIM HEALTH AND HAPPINESS IN ALL HIS 



S 0551 General Bill, By Corbin 


TO OPEN SEASON FOR ANTLERED DEER, TO PROVIDE THAT OPEN 

SEASON IN GAME ZONE 1, WITH ARCHERY EQUIPMENT AND FIRE- 

ARMS, IS OCTOBER 11 THROUGH JANUARY 1, AND TO PROVIDE THAT 

ON WMA LANDS, THE DEPARTMENT MAY PROMULGATE REGULA- 

TIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES 

ACT TO ESTABLISH SEASONS FOR THE HUNTING AND TAKING OF 

DEER. 




8 














BY ADDING CHAPTER 33 TO TITLE 33, SO AS TO ENACT THE REVISED 

UNIFORM UNINCORPORATED NONPROFIT ASSOCIATION ACT , TO 

AMONG OTHER THINGS, DEFINE TERMS, SPECIFY APPLICABILITY, 

SET FORTH POWERS OF UNINCORPORATED NONPROFIT ASSOCIA- 

TIONS, TO SPECIFY LIABILITY, AND TO SET FORTH THE PROCESS BY 

WHICH A LEGAL ACTION AGAINST AN ASSOCIATION IS ADJUDI- 

CATED. 



S 0553 Joint Resolution, By Senate Judiciary 

97 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO APPROVE REGULATIONS OF THE WORKERS 

COMPENSATION COMMISSION, RELATING TO MEDIATION, DESIG- 



CODE. 


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Similar (H 3931, H 3932) 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE LOWER 

RICHLAND HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM FOR CAPTUR- 

ING THE 2013 CLASS AAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE AND TO 

HONOR THE TEAM S EXCEPTIONAL PLAYERS, COACHES, AND STAFF. 



A SENATE RESOLUTION TO HONOR AND RECOGNIZE THE LIFE AND 

WORK OF REVEREND JAMES FOSTER MARSHALL AND TO COMMEM- 

ORATE THE CELEBRATION AT BETHANY MISSIONARY BAPTIST 

CHURCH. 




TO ENACT THE PARENT EMPOWERMENT ACT BY ADDING CHAPTER 

42 TO TITLE 59 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE PARENTS OF CHILDREN 

ATTENDING A SCHOOL RATED BELOW AVERAGE OR LOCATED IN A 

SCHOOL DISTRICT RATED AT-RISK UNDER THE EDUCATION 

ACCOUNTABILITY ACT MAY CONVERT THE SCHOOL INTO A CHAR- 

TER SCHOOL OR TRANSFORM THE SCHOOL UNDER A TURNAROUND 

MODEL, RESTART MODEL, OR TRANSFORMATION MODEL; TO PRO- 

VIDE A CITATION, AND TO PROVIDE RELATED DEFINITIONS, PROCE- 

DURES, AND POLICIES. 




A SENATE RESOLUTION TO EXPRESS THE CONGRATULATIONS OF 

THE MEMBERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA SENATE TO MR. GENE 

GREGORY ON THE OCCASION OF HIS EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY AND TO 

WISH FOR HIM CONTINUED GOOD HEALTH AND MUCH HAPPINESS 

IN THE YEARS TO COME. 


S 0558 General Bill, By Reese 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO RESTRICTIONS PLACED 

ON THE USE OF WATERCRAFT ON LAKES WILLIAM C. BOWEN AND H. 

TAYLOR BLALOCK IN SPARTANBURG COUNTY, SO AS TO SPECIFY 

THE TYPES OF WATERCRAFT TO WHICH THESE RESTRICTIONS 

APPLY, TO PROVIDE THAT CERTAIN SIGNS THAT CONTAIN THESE 

RESTRICTIONS MUST BE DESIGNED AND INSTALLED BY THE SPAR- 

TANBURG WATER SYSTEM, TO PROVIDE THAT CERTAIN VESSELS 

ARE EXEMPTED FROM THESE RESTRICTIONS, TO PROVIDE THAT 

THESE RESTRICTIONS APPLY TO A HYDROELECTRIC GENERATOR 

OUTFALL, AND TO PROVIDE THAT CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS APPLICA- 

BLE TO LAKE H. TAYLOR BLALOCK DO NOT APPLY TO THE HUNTING 

OF WATERFOWL IN CERTAIN AREAS DURING CERTAIN TIMES OF THE 

YEAR. 




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S 0559 (Rat # 0058) General Bill, By Campsen and McGill 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO FLOUNDER CATCH LIMITS, 

SO AS TO DECREASE THE MAXIMUM CATCH LIMITS FOR FLOUNDER 

AND TO PROVIDE THAT IT IS UNLAWFUL FOR A PERSON TO TAKE OR 

POSSESS MORE THAN FIFTEEN FLOUNDER TAKEN BY MEANS OF GIG, 

SPEAR, HOOK AND LINE, OR SIMILAR DEVICE IN ANY ONE DAY, NOT 

TO EXCEED THIRTY FLOUNDER IN ANY ONE DAY ON ANY BOAT. - ratified 

title 




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06/04/13 Ratified R 58 



CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE WILFULL AND MALICIOUS 

INJURY TO A RAILROAD OR ELECTRIC RAILWAY, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

A TIER OF PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS; AND TO AMEND ARTICLE 9, 

CHAPTER 15, TITLE 58, RELATING TO RAILROADS, ELECTRIC RAIL- 

ROADS, AND THE LIKE, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT IT IS UNLAWFUL TO 

PURCHASE, SELL, OR TRANSPORT RAILROAD TRACK MATERIALS, TO 

PROVIDE EXCEPTIONS, AND TO PROVIDE A TIER OF PENALTIES FOR 

VIOLATIONS. 





A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 16-17-680 OF THE CODE OF LAWS OF 

SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE PURCHASING, SELLING, 

AND TRANSPORTING OF NONFERROUS METALS, SO AS TO DEFINE 

THE TERM COIL AND PROVIDE THAT A SECONDARY METALS RECY- 

CLER MUST NOT PURCHASE OR OTHERWISE ACQUIRE A COIL. 




S 0562 General Bill, By Campsen and Davis 


TO RECOVERY FOR IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN GOOD FAITH, TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT THE DEFENDANT SHALL BE ENTITLED TO RECOVER THE 

FULL VALUE OF ALL IMPROVEMENTS IF HE HAS PURCHASED OR 

OTHERWISE ACQUIRED TITLE TO THE LANDS AND TENEMENTS IN 

THE ACTION. 



03/27/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Campsen (ch), S.Martin, 

McElveen 





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S 0563 Resolution, By Lourie and Courson 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR ROBERT E. BOB 

DAVIS, CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER FOR RICHLAND SCHOOL DIS- 

TRICT TWO, UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT AFTER FIF- 

TEEN YEARS OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE, AND TO WISH HIM 

CONTINUED SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN ALL HIS FUTURE ENDEAV- 

ORS. 




A SENATE RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE THE GREENVILLE YOUNG 

MEN S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION TO USE THE SENATE CHAMBER 

AND ANY AVAILABLE COMMITTEE HEARING ROOMS IN THE GRES- 

SETTE SENATE OFFICE BUILDING ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 

2013, AND FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2013, TO CONDUCT THE YOUTH IN 

GOVERNMENT PROGRAM. 









OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL TO POST ON IT S WEB- 

SITE GUIDELINES AND MODEL POLICIES FOR IDENTIFYING AND 

MANAGING SUSPECTED CONCUSSIONS IN STUDENT ATHLETES, TO 

REQUIRE EACH LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT TO DEVELOP CONCUS- 

SION GUIDELINES AND PROCEDURES, TO REQUIRE SCHOOL DIS- 

TRICTS TO ANNUALLY PROVIDE INFORMATION ON CONCUSSIONS 

AND BRAIN INJURIES TO STUDENT ATHLETES AND THEIR PARENTS, 

TO REQUIRE A STUDENT ATHLETE TO BE REMOVED FROM PLAY IF 

BELIEVED TO HAVE SUSTAINED A CONCUSSION, AND TO ESTABLISH 

PROCEDURES FOR RETURNING AN ATHLETE TO PLAY, FOR FURTHER 

EVALUATION, AND FOR RETURNING TO PLAY AFTER FURTHER EVAL- 

UATION, AND TO PROVIDE IMMUNITY FOR TRAINERS AND PHYSI- 

CIANS WHO EVALUATE AND RETURN A STUDENT TO PLAY DURING A 

PRACTICE OR AN ATHLETIC COMPETITION, WHETHER THE TRAINER 

OR PHYSICIAN WAS A VOLUNTEER OR PAID. 





CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO A SURTAX ON CIGARETTES, INCLUD- 

ING THE DEFINITION OF CIGARETTE , SO AS TO REVISE THE WEIGHT 

LIMITATION ON CIGARETTES FROM THREE POUNDS OR LESS PER 

ONE THOUSAND CIGARETTES TO FOUR AND ONE-HALF POUNDS OR 

LESS PER ONE THOUSAND CIGARETTES AND TO EXEMPT THOSE 

WRAPPED TOTALLY IN TOBACCO LEAF WITH NO FILTER; TO ALSO 

DEFINE CIGARETTE TO INCLUDE 0.325 OUNCES OF TOBACCO 

LIKELY INTENDED TO BE PURCHASED TO ROLL YOUR OWN CIGA- 

RETTES.




S 0567 General Bill, By Allen 



LICENSED TO SELL BEER, WINE, OR ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS FOR ON- 

PREMISES CONSUMPTION SHALL MAINTAIN LIABILITY INSURANCE 

WITH COVERAGE OF AT LEAST FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS DURING 

THE PERIOD OF LICENSURE. 




S 0568 General Bill, By Peeler, Cleary and S. Martin 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DEFINITION OF 

TERMS USED IN THE STATE CERTIFICATE OF NEED AND HEALTH 

FACILITY LICENSURE ACT, SO AS TO ADD THE DEFINITION FOR NEW 

AND EMERGING TECHNOLOGY ; TO AMEND SECTION 44-7-160, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO CIRCUMSTANCES AND ACTIVITIES 

REQUIRING A CERTIFICATE OF NEED (CON), SO AS TO FURTHER 

SPECIFY HEALTH CARE FACILITY EXPENDITURES REQUIRING A CON 

AND TO MAKE TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 44-7- 

220, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE APPELLATE REVIEW OF CER- 

TIFICATE OF NEED DECISIONS, SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR ATTORNEY 

FEES AND COSTS IN CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES AND TO DEFINE 

FRIVOLOUS APPEAL ; TO AMEND SECTION 13-7-10, RELATING TO THE 

DEFINITION OF TERMS USED IN THE ATOMIC ENERGY AND RADIA- 

TION CONTROL ACT, SO AS TO REVISE THE DEFINITION OF NONION- 

IZING RADIATION ; TO AMEND SECTION 13-7-45, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO THE COLLECTION OF FEES FOR LICENSING, REGISTRA- 

TION AND CERTIFICATION OF USERS OF THE SOURCES OF IONIZING 

RADIATION AND THE USE OF THESE FEES, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT 

ACCREDITATION OR CERTIFICATION IS A REQUIREMENT OF APPLI- 

CATION AND REGISTRATION OF MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING 

EQUIPMENT AND COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY EQUIPMENT AND THAT 

THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL 

SHALL DETERMINE THE ACCREDITATION OR CERTIFICATION AGEN- 

CIES AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ESTABLISH 

REGISTRATION FEES FOR RADIOFREQUENCY RADIATION WITHIN 

MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING DEVICES USED TO OBTAIN 

HUMAN BODY IMAGES. 





S 0569 General Bill, By Davis, Turner and Campsen 



TO ENACT THE COMPETITIVE INSURANCE ACT BY AMENDING SEC- 

TION 38-3-110, RELATING TO DUTIES OF THE CHIEF INSURANCE COM- 

MISSIONER, TO PROVIDE THAT THE DIRECTOR MUST ENGAGE IN 

EFFORTS TO PROVIDE MARKET ASSISTANCE AND PROMOTE CON- 

SUMER EDUCATION TO COASTAL RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY INSUR- 

ANCE CONSUMERS, AND THE DIRECTOR MUST SUBMIT A REPORT TO 

THE PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE OF THE SENATE, THE SPEAKER OF 

THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, THE CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE 

BANKING AND INSURANCE COMMITTEE, AND THE CHAIRMAN OF 

THE HOUSE LABOR, COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY COMMITTEE BY NO 

LATER THAN JANUARY THIRTY-FIRST OF EACH YEAR REGARDING 

THE STATUS OF THE COASTAL PROPERTY INSURANCE MARKET; TO 

AMEND SECTION 38-7-200, RELATING TO CREDITS AGAINST PRE- 

MIUM TAX, TO DEFINE ESSENTIAL TERMS, AND TO PROVIDE THAT 

INSURERS MAY BE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE A PREMIUM TAX CREDIT 

AGAINST THE PREMIUM TAX IMPOSED BY SECTION 38-7-20 ON FULL 

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COVERAGE POLICIES WRITTEN OUTSIDE OF THE COASTAL AREA TO 

REDUCE THE INSURANCE PREMIUM TAX LEVIED TO ONE PERCENT 

OF THE TOTAL PREMIUMS WRITTEN ON FULL COVERAGE POLICIES 

OUTSIDE OF THE COASTAL AREA, AND THE DIRECTOR OR HIS DESIG- 

NEE SHALL DEVELOP PROCEDURES TO BE USED IN IMPLEMENTING 

THIS TAX CREDIT; TO AMEND SECTION 38-75-485, RELATING TO THE 

IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA HURRICANE DAMAGE 

MITIGATION PROGRAM BY THE DEPARTMENT, TO PROVIDE THAT 

ONE PERCENT OF THE PREMIUM TAXES DUE TO THIS STATE BY BRO- 

KERS PLACING PROPERTY INSURANCE WITHIN THE ELIGIBLE SUR- 

PLUS LINES MARKET AND TWO PERCENT OF THE PREMIUM TAXES 

COLLECTED ANNUALLY AND REMITTED TO THE DEPARTMENT BY 

INSURERS LICENSED TO DO BUSINESS IN THIS STATE; AND TO 

AMEND SECTION 38-75-755, RELATING TO NOTIFICATION OF APPLI- 

CANTS OR RENEWING POLICYHOLDERS OF AVAILABLE CREDITS, 

DISCOUNTS AND DEDUCTIONS, TO PROVIDE THAT ALL INSURERS, 

AT THE ISSUANCE OF A NEW POLICY AND AT EACH RENEWAL SHALL 

NOTIFY THE APPLICANT OR POLICYHOLDER OF A PERSONAL LINES 

RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY INSURANCE POLICY OF CERTAIN DISCLO- 

SURES, AND THE DIRECTOR OR HIS DESIGNEE SHALL PRESCRIBE 

THE FORM AND MANNER FOR INSURER NOTICES OR DISCLOSURES, 

AND ANY DISCLOSURE SHALL BE FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES 

ONLY AND SHALL NOT AMEND, EXTEND, OR ALTER COVERAGE PRO- 

VIDED IN A POLICY. 





BY ADDING SECTION 56-1-2165 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT NO ONE 

WHO EMPLOYS OR CONTRACTS WITH A PERSON WHO HAS A COM- 

MERCIAL DRIVER S LICENSE OR DRIVES A VEHICLE SHALL BE HELD 

LIABLE IN CERTAIN CIVIL ACTIONS ARISING OUT OF THE PERSON S 

OPERATION OF A VEHICLE BASED UPON CERTAIN THEORIES OF NEG- 

LIGENCE; AND BY ADDING SECTION 56-5-6255 SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT A VIOLATION OF A REGULATION ENACTED UNDER THE STATE 

S MOTOR VEHICLE TRAFFIC AND SAFETY STATUTES AND REGULA- 

TIONS OR THE FEDERAL MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY REGULATIONS, 

OR A CONVICTION FOR A MOVING VIOLATION DOES NOT CONSTI- 

TUTE GROSS NEGLIGENCE, RECKLESSNESS, OR WILFUL CONDUCT 

PER SE, BUT MAY BE USED AS EVIDENCE OF SUCH CONDUCT. 





TO A TAX EXEMPTION FOR A DISABLED VETERAN, TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE TAX EXEMPTION IS ALLOWED TO THE SURVIVING SPOUSE 

OF THE PERSON ON ONE PRIVATE PASSENGER VEHICLE OWNED OR 

LEASED BY THE SPOUSE FOR THEIR LIFETIME OR UNTIL THE 

REMARRIAGE OF THE SURVIVING SPOUSE. 



S 0572 General Bill, By Shealy, McGill and Williams 


ADMISSION TO STATE PARKS, TO PROVIDE THAT ANY SOUTH CARO- 

LINA RESIDENT WHO IS A VETERAN AND WHO HAS BEEN CLASSI- 

FIED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS AS DISABLED 

MAY ENTER ANY STATE PARK WITHOUT CHARGE UPON PRESENTA- 

TION TO THE PERSON IN CHARGE OF THE PARK OF A CURRENT LET- 

TER FROM THE COUNTY VETERANS AFFAIRS OFFICER STATING THE 

VETERAN S DISABILITY. 



S 0573 General Bill, By Shealy



TO LICENSES FOR DISABLED RESIDENTS, TO PROVIDE THAT A VET- 

ERAN CLASSIFIED AS AT LEAST FIFTY PERCENT DISABLED OR 

HIGHER AS DETERMINED BY THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MAY 

OBTAIN A THREE-YEAR DISABILITY COMBINATION LICENSE OR A 

THREE-YEAR DISABILITY FISHING LICENSE FOR A ONE-TIME FEE OF 

TEN DOLLARS. 





BY ADDING SECTION 25-1-420 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE BUDGET 

AND CONTROL BOARD MAY NOT ASSESS AND COLLECT A RENTAL 

CHARGE FOR THE BUILDING AND GROUNDS THAT SERVE AS THE 

ADJUTANT GENERAL S HEADQUARTERS, AND TO PROVIDE THAT 

THE ADJUTANT GENERAL IS FINANCIALLY AND ADMINISTRATIVELY 

RESPONSIBLE FOR THE BUILDING AND GROUNDS. 





LINA, 1976, RELATING TO AN ANNUAL LICENSE FEE FOR AUCTION- 

EERS, SO AS TO MAKE THE FEE BIENNIAL; AND TO AMEND SECTION 

40-6-240, RELATING TO THE LICENSING PERIOD FOR AN AUCTIONEER 

LICENSE AND CONTINUING EDUCATION REQUIRED FOR RENEWAL 

OF THE LICENSE, SO AS TO EXTEND THE PERIOD TO TWO YEARS 

AND MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES, AND TO INCREASE THE 

AMOUNT OF CONTINUING EDUCATION THAT A LICENSEE MUST 

EARN DURING THE LICENSING PERIOD PRECEDING RENEWAL FROM 

FOUR HOURS TO EIGHT HOURS. 



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TO VETERAN DESIGNATION ON DRIVER S LICENSES, TO REMOVE 

THE ONE DOLLAR FEE RETAINED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR 

VEHICLES. 



S 0577 Concurrent Resolution, By Hayes, Gregory and Peeler 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO HONOR BETTY JEAN WALKER 

FEINDEL OF YORK COUNTY FOR HER MANY YEARS OF DEDICATED 

SERVICE TO THE YORK COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY, TO CONGRAT- 

ULATE HER ON THE OCCASION OF HER RETIREMENT, AND TO WISH 

HER MUCH SUCCESS AND FULFILLMENT IN ALL HER FUTURE 

ENDEAVORS. 



S 0578 (Rat # 0019, Act # 0013) General Bill, By Leatherman, Ford, Setzler, 

Thurmond, Peeler, Hembree, L. Martin, McElveen, Sheheen, Campbell, 

Young, Alexander, Cleary, Courson, Johnson, Grooms, Williams, O Dell, 

Massey, Bennett, Cromer, Shealy, Turner, Matthews, Fair and Pinckney 


AN ACT TO AMEND VARIOUS PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 41, TITLE 11 

OF THE 1976 CODE, THE STATE GENERAL OBLIGATION ECONOMIC 

DEVELOPMENT BOND ACT, TO PROVIDE FOR THE ISSUANCE OF GEN- 

ERAL OBLIGATION DEBT TO SUPPORT AN ENHANCED ECONOMIC 

DEVELOPMENT PROJECT, TO MAKE FINDINGS THAT THE ISSUANCE 

OF THE BONDED INDEBTEDNESS SUPPORTS A PUBLIC PURPOSE AND 

IS IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE STATE, TO PROVIDE QUALIFYING 

INVESTMENT AND JOB CREATION CRITERIA, AND TO PROVIDE FOR 

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THE TERMS, CONDITIONS, AND REQUIREMENTS FOR THE ISSUANCE 

OF THE BONDED INDEBTEDNESS. - ratified title 









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04/18/13 Ratified R 19 



04/30/13 Act No. 13 

S 0579 Resolution, By Bryant 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE ANDERSON CHRISTIAN 

SCHOOL UPON WINNING THE SOUTH CAROLINA INDEPENDENT 

SCHOOL ASSOCIATION 1A VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL STATE 

CHAMPIONSHIP. 


S 0580 Concurrent Resolution, By Hayes 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE YORK COUNTY AS A 

VITAL PART OF THE PALMETTO STATE AND TO DECLARE APRIL 10, 

2013, YORK COUNTY DAY IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 



S 0581 Concurrent Resolution, By Young, Cleary and Nicholson 


A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO DESIGNATE THE THIRD WEEK IN 

APRIL 2013 AS SHAKEN BABY SYNDROME AWARENESS WEEK TO 

RAISE AWARENESS REGARDING SHAKEN BABY SYNDROME AND TO 

COMMEND THE HOSPITALS, CHILD CARE COUNCILS, SCHOOLS, AND 

OTHER ORGANIZATIONS THAT EDUCATE PARENTS AND CAREGIV- 

ERS ON HOW TO PROTECT CHILDREN FROM ABUSE. 






S 0582 Concurrent Resolution, By Peeler, McGill, Alexander and Hayes 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO FIX TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013, AT 12:30 

P.M., AS THE DATE AND TIME FOR THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 

AND THE SENATE TO MEET IN JOINT SESSION IN THE HALL OF THE 

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING MEM- 

BERS OF THE BOARDS OF TRUSTEES FOR THE CITADEL, COASTAL 

CAROLINA UNIVERSITY, COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON, FRANCIS MAR- 

ION UNIVERSITY, LANDER UNIVERSITY, MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF 

SOUTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY, WIN- 

THROP UNIVERSITY, AND WIL LOU GRAY OPPORTUNITY SCHOOL TO 

SUCCEED THOSE MEMBERS WHOSE TERMS EXPIRE ON JUNE 30, 2013, 

OR WHOSE POSITIONS OTHERWISE MUST BE FILLED; AND TO ESTAB- 

LISH A PROCEDURE REGARDING NOMINATIONS AND SECONDING 

SPEECHES FOR THE CANDIDATES FOR THESE OFFICES DURING THE 

JOINT SESSION. 




04/11/13 Senate Adopted, sent to House SJ-25





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S 0583 Resolution, By Alexander, Peeler and Campbell 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO DECLARE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 2013, 

AS CLEMSON DAY IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 


S 0584 General Bill, By Campsen and Rankin 


ING TO HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES, BY ADDING SECTION 50-9- 

15, TO DEFINE LICENSE SALES VENDOR AND LICENSE YEAR ; TO 

AMEND SECTION 50-9-20, RELATING TO THE DURATION OF HUNTING 

AND FISHING LICENSES, TO PROVIDE FOR THE DURATION OF 

LICENSES FOR RECREATIONAL AND COMMERCIAL USE, AND PER- 

MITS THE DEPARTMENT TO ISSUE A LICENSE THAT EXPIRES ON THE 

DAY BEFORE THE ANNIVERSARY OF ITS ISSUANCE; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 50-9-30, RELATING TO RESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS FOR 

LICENSES, TO REVISE THE REQUIREMENTS; TO AMEND SECTION 50- 

9-350, RELATING TO APPRENTICE HUNTING LICENSES, TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE HOLDER OF AN APPRENTICE HUNTING LICENSE WHO 

OBTAINS A CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION PRIOR TO THE EXPIRA- 

TION DATE OF HIS APPRENTICE HUNTING LICENSE WILL USE HIS 

APPRENTICE HUNTING LICENSE AS HIS STATEWIDE HUNTING 

LICENSE, PROVIDED THE LICENSEE MUST HAVE THE CERTIFICATE 

OF COMPLETION IN HIS POSSESSION WHILE HUNTING; TO AMEND 

SECTION 50-9-510, RELATING TO LICENSES FOR PURCHASE FOR THE 

PRIVILEGE OF HUNTING, TO REMOVE THE HUNTING LICENSE VALID 

ONLY IN A SINGLE COUNTY, TO REMOVE RESTRICTIONS ON THE 

THREE YEAR LICENSE PURCHASE, TO CLARIFY REQUIREMENTS FOR 

MIGRATORY WATERFOWL PERMITS, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

RETAINED VENDOR FEE; TO AMEND SECTION 50-9-530, RELATING TO 

CATAWBA LICENSES, TO PROVIDE THERE IS NO COST TO A CATAWBA 

HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSEE FOR ANY OTHER TAGS REQUIRED 

BY LAW FOR RECREATIONAL HUNTING AND FISHING EXCEPT FOR 

THOSE DEPARTMENT HUNTING AND FISHING ACTIVITIES CON- 

TROLLED BY LOTTERY; TO AMEND SECTION 50-9-540, RELATING TO 

RECREATIONAL LICENSES, TO PROVIDE THAT RESIDENTS AND NON- 

RESIDENTS MUST PURCHASE ANY OTHER LICENSE THAT GRANTS 

FISHING PRIVILEGE, TO DELETE THE LAKES AND RESERVOIRS PER- 

MIT, AND TO CHANGE THE TEMPORARY NONRESIDENT FISHING 

LICENSE FROM SEVEN TO FOURTEEN DAYS; TO AMEND SECTION 50- 

9-610, RELATING TO ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR TAKING NON- 

GAME FRESHWATER FISH, TO PROVIDE THAT TAGS MUST BE 

ATTACHED AS PRESCRIBED; TO AMEND SECTION 50-9-665, RELATING 

TO BEAR TAGS, TO PROVIDE FOR THE REQUIREMENT FOR BEAR 

TAGS; TO AMEND SECTION 50-9-920, RELATING TO REVENUES FROM 

THE SALE OF PRIVILEGES, LICENSES, PERMITS, AND TAGS, TO MAKE 

CONFORMING CHANGES AND TO PROVIDE FOR LICENSE REVENUE 

DISTRIBUTION; TO AMEND SECTION 50-9-950, RELATING TO THE FISH 

AND WILDLIFE PROTECTION FUND, TO PROVIDE FUND ASSETS AND 

USES; TO AMEND SECTION 50-9-955, RELATING TO THE FISH AND 

WILDLIFE DEFERRED LICENSE FUND, TO PROVIDE FOR THE ANNUAL 

TRANSFER OF FUNDS; TO AMEND SECTION 50-9-960, RELATING TO 

THE MARINE RESOURCES FUND, TO PROVIDE FUND ASSETS AND 

USES; TO AMEND SECTION 50-9-965, RELATING TO THE MARINE 

RESOURCES DEFERRED LICENSE FUND, TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

ANNUAL TRANSFER OF FUNDS; AND TO REPEAL SECTION 50-15-65(E). 







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05/30/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Ott, Rutherford, Jefferson, 

Williams, Pitts, Hayes, KR Crawford, Sabb, McCoy, MS 

McLeod, King, Douglas, Weeks, GM Smith, Edge, Ridgeway, 

RL Brown, Hardwick, Hixon, Riley, Hosey, Anderson, 

Hodges, Toole, JR Smith, Hardee, GR Smith, HA 

Crawford, Bedingfield, Loftis, Ryhal, Gilliard HJ-53 

06/04/13 House Requests for debate removed-Rep(s). Hardwick, HA 

Crawford, Hardee, Hodges, Hixon, Ott, GR Smith, 

Rutherford, Bedingfield, Sabb, Ryhal, Hosey, Loftis, 

Douglas, Weeks, Williams, Jefferson, JR Smith, Anderson, 

Hayes, Ridgeway, Toole, Gilliard, Pitts, GM Smith, 

King, Riley, KR Crawford, McCoy HJ-23 










BY ADDING SECTION 40-13-40 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A REGIS- 

TERED BARBER MAY PRACTICE BARBERING IN A BEAUTY SALON; 

TO AMEND SECTION 40-13-20, RELATING TO THE DEFINITION OF 

BEAUTY SALON , SO AS INCLUDE BARBERING WITHIN THE SCOPE OF 

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES THAT MAY BE PERFORMED IN A BEAUTY 

SALON IN ADDITION TO COSMETOLOGY; AND TO REPEAL SECTION 

40-7-260 RELATING TO THE PROVISION THAT ONLY LICENSED MAS- 

TER HAIR CARE SPECIALISTS MAY USE CHEMICALS TO WAVE, 

RELAX, STRAIGHTEN, OR BLEACH HAIR IN A BARBER SHOP. 



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S 0586 Resolution, By Lourie 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CELEBRATE APRIL 23, 2013, THE 105TH 

BIRTHDAY OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY RESERVE, TO HONOR THE 

COMMITMENT, DEDICATION, AND SERVICE TO AMERICA OF UNITED 

STATES ARMY RESERVISTS, AND TO OFFER CONTINUING SUPPORT 

TO OUR SOLDIERS. 


S 0587 Concurrent Resolution, By Allen 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DR. BEN- 

JAMIN SOLOMON CARSON, SR., RENOWNED DIRECTOR OF PEDIAT- 

RIC NEUROSURGERY AT JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL, AND TO 

WELCOME HIM TO SOUTH CAROLINA AS KEYNOTE SPEAKER AT THE 

SEVENTH ANNUAL GREENVILLE HOSPITAL SYSTEM S MINORITY 

HEALTH SUMMIT. 




A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE W. ANTHONY TONY 

MCDONALD OF COLUMBIA ON BEING NAMED RICHLAND COUNTY 

ADMINISTRATOR AND TO WISH HIM WELL IN ALL HIS FUTURE 

ENDEAVORS.










A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE CHRISTIE SAVAGE FOR HER 

OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP AND TO THANK HER FOR 

HER SIX YEARS OF SERVICE AS PRESIDENT OF THE NORTHWOOD 

HILLS NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION IN THE CITY OF COLUMBIA. 




TO CATCH LIMITS, TO PROVIDE THAT IT IS UNLAWFUL FOR A PER- 

SON TO TAKE OR POSSESS MORE THAN ONE TARPON IN ANY ONE 

DAY OR A TARPON OF LESS THAN SEVENTY-SEVEN INCHES IN FORK 

LENGTH. 




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S 0591 Resolution, By Young, Alexander, Allen, Bennett, Bright, Bryant, 





Setzler, Shealy, Sheheen, Thurmond, Turner, Verdin and Williams 



THE MEMBERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA SENATE, UPON THE PASS- 

ING OF TANNER NOLAN LEWIS OF AIKEN COUNTY, AND TO EXTEND 

THEIR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HIS LARGE AND LOVING FAMILY AND 

HIS MANY FRIENDS. 


S 0592 Resolution, By Hembree 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE THE NORTH MYRTLE 

BEACH HIGH SCHOOL MOCK TRIAL TEAM UPON WINNING ITS SEC- 

OND CHAMPIONSHIP IN THE SOUTH CAROLINA BAR ASSOCIATION S 

HIGH SCHOOL MOCK TRIAL STATE COMPETITION. 



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A SENATE RESOLUTION TO COMMEND AND HONOR THE EAST SIDE 

CHRISTIAN SCHOOL LADY TORCHES BASKETBALL TEAM ON THEIR 

OUTSTANDING SEASON. 



A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO COMMEND AMY ROOF HOFFMAN 

OF LEXINGTON COUNTY FOR HER SEVEN YEARS OF OUTSTANDING 

AND DEDICATED SERVICE WITH THE CAPITAL CITY/LAKE MURRAY 

COUNTRY REGIONAL TOURISM BOARD AND TO WISH HER MUCH 

SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN ALL HER FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 



S 0595 Concurrent Resolution, By Massey 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO PROCLAIM MAY 16, 2013, AS 

SENIOR HUNGER AWARENESS DAY IN SOUTH CAROLINA, AND TO 

ENCOURAGE ALL SOUTH CAROLINIANS TO LEARN MORE ABOUT 

THE IMPACT OF HUNGER AND MALNUTRITION ON THE HEALTH OF 

OUR CITIZENS AND THE PROGRESS OF OUR STATE AND TO WORK 

TOGETHER FOR A HUNGER-FREE SOUTH CAROLINA. 



04/10/13 Senate Recalled from Committee on Medical Affairs SJ-4 



S 0596 General Bill, By Cleary, Cromer and Hutto 


BY ENACTING THE SAFE ACCESS TO VITAL EPINEPHRINE (SAVE) 

ACT ; BY ADDING SECTION 59-63-95 SO AS TO ALLOW SCHOOL DIS- 

TRICT AND PRIVATE SCHOOL GOVERNING AUTHORITIES TO OBTAIN 

SUPPLIES OF EPINEPHRINE AUTO-INJECTORS FOR SCHOOLS TO USE 

IN CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES; TO AUTHORIZE CERTAIN PEOPLE TO 

PRESCRIBE AND DISPENSE PRESCRIPTIONS FOR EPINEPHRINE AUTO- 

INJECTORS; TO AUTHORIZE CERTAIN SCHOOL PERSONNEL TO PRO- 

VIDE EPINEPHRINE AUTO-INJECTORS TO STUDENTS FOR SELF- 

ADMINISTRATION OF THE INJECTOR; TO AUTHORIZE CERTAIN PER- 

SONNEL TO ADMINISTER EPINEPHRINE AUTO-INJECTORS TO STU- 

DENTS AND OTHER PEOPLE; TO REQUIRE SCHOOL GOVERNING 

AUTHORITIES TO DEVELOP, IMPLEMENT, AND PUBLICIZE A PLAN 

FOR MANAGEMENT OF STUDENTS WITH LIFE-THREATENING ALLER- 

GIES; AND TO PROVIDE FOR IMMUNITY FROM LIABILITY WITH 

REGARD TO USE OF EPINEPHRINE AUTO-INJECTORS BY SCHOOLS. 





OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE SALES TAX EXEMP- 

TION ON INJECTABLE MEDICATIONS AND BIOLOGICS, SO AS TO 

CLARIFY THE CALCULATION BY WHICH THE EXEMPTION TAKES 

EFFECT. 



S 0598 Resolution, By Coleman, Peeler, Hayes and Gregory 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DR. ANTHONY 

JOSEPH TONY DIGIORGIO, PRESIDENT OF WINTHROP UNIVERSITY, 

UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT AFTER TWENTY-FOUR 

YEARS OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE, AND TO WISH HIM CONTINUED 

SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN ALL HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 


S 0599 General Bill, By Shealy, Campbell, Cleary and Hutto 


SO AS TO ENACT THE HEALTHY STUDENTS ACT OF 2013 ; TO AMEND


SECTION 59-10-10, RELATING TO PHYSICAL ACTIVITY STANDARDS 

FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS, SO AS TO REQUIRE NINETY 

MINUTES OF WEEKLY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL 

AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, TO INCLUDE SECOND GRADE STU- 

DENTS AMONG THOSE WHOSE FITNESS STATUSES MUST BE 

REPORTED, TO REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO PRO- 

VIDE A SUMMARY REPORT OF THE FITNESS STATUS OF STUDENTS IN 

CERTAIN GRADES IN EACH SCHOOL DISTRICT, AND TO DELETE 

OBSOLETE LANGUAGE; TO AMEND SECTION 59-10-310, RELATING TO 

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MEAL AND COMPETITIVE FOOD NUTRI- 

TIONAL REQUIREMENTS, SO AS TO REVISE THE REQUIREMENTS 

AND APPLY THEM TO STUDENTS IN KINDERGARTEN THROUGH 

TWELFTH GRADE; TO AMEND SECTION 59-10-330, RELATING TO 

RESTRICTIONS ON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL VENDING SALES AND 

OTHER SALES OF FOOD AND BEVERAGES OF MINIMAL NUTRI- 

TIONAL VALUE, SO AS TO DELETE OBSOLETE LANGUAGE; AND TO 

REPEAL SECTION 59-10-340 RELATING TO SNACKS IN SCHOOL VEND- 

ING MACHINES. 





11-43-170, 11-43-180, 11-43-220, 11-43-510, 11-43-520, 11-43-540, 11-43-550, 

AND 11-43-560, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, ALL 

RELATING TO THE CREATION, DUTIES, AND FUNCTIONS OF THE 

TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE BANK, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE BANK IS ADMINISTERED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE 

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TO ELIMINATE ITS BOARD OF 

DIRECTORS, AND TO PROVIDE THAT A PROJECT MAY NOT BE DESIG- 

NATED AS AN ELIGIBLE PROJECT FOR PURPOSES OF BANK FUNDING 

IN ADVANCE OF THE CURRENT AVAILABILITY OF FUNDING FOR THE 

COMPLETION OF THAT SPECIFIC PROJECT; TO AMEND SECTION 12- 

28-310, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE USER FEE ON GASOLINE 

AND DIESEL, SO AS TO IMPOSE THE USER FEE ON FUEL GRADE ETH- 

ANOL; TO AMEND SECTION 12-28-1125, RELATING TO AN OCCA- 

SIONAL IMPORTER S LICENSE, SO AS TO CLARIFY THAT A PERSON 

MUST APPLY FOR THE LICENSE IF THE PERSON CAUSES MOTOR 

FUEL SUBJECT TO THE USER FEE TO BE DELIVERED INTO THIS STATE 

INTO STORAGE FACILITIES, OTHER THAN A QUALIFIED TERMINAL, 

BY ANY MEANS OF CONVEYANCE OTHER THAN IN THE FUEL SUPPLY 

OF A VEHICLE; BY ADDING SECTION 12-36-2625 SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE SALES TAX REVENUE GENERATED FROM THE SALE OF A 

MOTOR VEHICLE OR THE EXECUTION OF A LEASE FOR A MOTOR 

VEHICLE, MUST BE CREDITED TO THE STATE HIGHWAY FUND FOR 

ELIGIBLE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS; TO AMEND ARTICLE 

23, CHAPTER 37, TITLE 12, RELATING TO THE PROPERTY TAXES ON 

MOTOR CARRIERS, SO AS TO EXEMPT SUCH VEHICLES AND SEMI- 

TRAILERS FROM THE PROPERTY TAX AND INSTEAD IMPOSE A ROAD 

USER FEE ON COMMERCIAL MOTOR VEHICLES, TO DEFINE COM- 

MERCIAL MOTOR VEHICLES, TO ASSIGN ADMINISTRATION OF THE 

FEE TO THE SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES, 

TO PROVIDE FOR THE CALCULATION OF THE FEE SIMILAR TO THE 

MANNER IN WHICH THE PROPERTY TAX ON MOTOR CARRIERS WAS 

CALCULATED, TO MAINTAIN THE EXCLUSIVITY OF THIS STATE 

IMPOSED FEE IN LIEU OF ANY LOCAL FEES OR TAXES IN THE SAME 

MANNER SUCH EXCLUSIVITY APPLIED WITH THE FORMER PROP- 

ERTY TAX ON MOTOR CARRIERS; TO PROVIDE THAT THE FIRST SEV- 

ENTEEN MILLION DOLLARS ANNUALLY OF THE REVENUE OF THE 

ROAD USE FEE ON COMMERCIAL VEHICLES AND THE ONE TIME 

REGISTRATION FEE ON SEMITRAILERS MUST BE DISTRIBUTED AS 

PROVIDED UNDER FORMER LAW AND THE BALANCE DISTRIBUTED 

TO THE STATE HIGHWAY FUND AND USED EXCLUSIVELY FOR INTER- 

STATE HIGHWAYS, AND TO DELETE CERTAIN ADMINISTRATIVE PEN- 

ALTIES AND CRIMINAL OFFENSES APPLICABLE TO ENFORCEMENT 

OF THE FORMER PROPERTY TAX; TO AMEND SECTIONS 56-3-120, 56-3- 

610, AND 56-3-660, ALL RELATING TO THE REQUIREMENTS FOR REG- 

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ISTERING AND LICENSING MOTOR VEHICLES, SO AS TO CONFORM 

THE TIMING OF THE PAYMENTS OF THE APPLICABLE FEES FOR COM- 

MERCIAL MOTOR VEHICLES TO THE SCHEDULE FOR PAYMENTS OF 

THE ROAD USE FEE ON SUCH VEHICLES; TO AMEND SECTION 58-23- 

620, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE LIMITATION ON THE IMPOSI- 

TION OF FEES ON MOTOR CARRIERS BY LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, SO 

AS TO REQUIRE THE APPORTIONMENT OF ANY LOCAL LICENSE TAX 

OR FEE IMPOSED ON SUCH VEHICLES THAT ARE OPERATED INTER- 

STATE; BY ADDING SECTION 11-11-260 SO AS TO REQUIRE THAT EACH 

YEAR THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY APPROPRIATE AN AMOUNT FOR 

BRIDGE MAINTENANCE EQUAL TO TWENTY PERCENT OF PRO- 

JECTED GROWTH IN GENERAL FUND REVENUES; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 57-1-310, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE COMMISSION OF THE 

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, SO AS TO INCREASE THE COM- 

MISSION BY ONE AT-LARGE MEMBER; TO AMEND SECTION 57-1-730, 

RELATING TO THE POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE JOINT TRANSPOR- 

TATION REVIEW COMMITTEE, SO AS TO REQUIRE THE COMMITTEE 

TO CONDUCT AN ANNUAL OVERSIGHT REVIEW OF THE DEPART- 

MENT OF TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION AND THE DEPARTMENT 

OF TRANSPORTATION; BY ADDING SECTION 57-1-735 SO AS TO 

REQUIRE STATE AGENCIES TO COOPERATE WITH THE REVIEW COM- 

MITTEE; BY ADDING SECTION 57-1-737 SO AS TO SPECIFY MATTERS 

THAT MUST BE INCLUDED IN THE OVERSIGHT REPORT; AND TO 

REPEAL SECTION 6 OF ACT 114 OF 2007 RELATING TO THE GOVER- 

NOR S AUTHORITY TO APPOINT THE SECRETARY OF THE DEPART- 

MENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 



S 0601 General Bill, By Thurmond, Ford, Sheheen, Campsen and Rankin 

A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 2-17-10, RELATING TO TERMS REGARD- 

ING LOBBYISTS AND LOBBYING, TO DEFINE THE TERMS LOBBYING , 

LOBBYIST , PUBLIC BODY , AND PUBLIC OFFICIAL TO INCLUDE 

MEMBERS OF AND THE GOVERNING BODIES OF POLITICAL SUBDIVI- 

SIONS. 















S 0602 Concurrent Resolution, By Coleman, Hayes, Jackson, Sheheen, 

Peeler and Gregory 




SOUTH CAROLINA HIGHWAY 72 TO ITS INTERSECTION WITH CHERRY 

ROAD STATE REPRESENTATIVE BESSIE MOODY-LAWRENCE MEMO- 

RIAL HIGHWAY AND ERECT APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS 

ALONG THIS PORTION OF HIGHWAY THAT CONTAIN THE WORDS 

STATE REPRESENTATIVE BESSIE MOODY-LAWRENCE MEMORIAL 

HIGHWAY . 





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S 0603 Concurrent Resolution, By Hutto 


A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO DESIGNATE THE THIRD WEEK IN 

APRIL 2013 AS SHAKEN BABY SYNDROME AWARENESS WEEK FOR 

THE PURPOSE OF RAISING AWARENESS REGARDING SHAKEN BABY 

SYNDROME AND TO COMMEND THE HOSPITALS, CHILD CARE COUN- 

CILS, SCHOOLS, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS THAT EDUCATE PAR- 

ENTS AND CAREGIVERS ON HOW TO PROTECT CHILDREN FROM 

ABUSE. 



S 0604 Concurrent Resolution, By Allen, Alexander, Bennett, Bright, 





Reese, Scott, Setzler, Shealy, Sheheen, Thurmond, Turner, Verdin, Williams 

and Young 



HONORABLE RALPH ANDERSON FOR HIS YEARS OF DISTINGUISHED 

SERVICE AND FOR HIS SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTIONS IN THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA GENERAL ASSEMBLY DURING HIS NOTEWORTHY PUBLIC 

CAREER. 



S 0605 General Bill, By Lourie, Sheheen, Jackson, Coleman, Johnson, Allen, 

McElveen, Bryant, Bright, Davis, Shealy and Campsen 



ANY AIRCRAFT OWNED OR LEASED BY THIS STATE, OR ANY STATE 

AGENCY, ENTITY, OR INSTITUTION, INCLUDING INSTITUTIONS OF 

HIGHER LEARNING, BY A MEMBER OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 

MUST BE FIRST APPROVED BY THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REP- 

RESENTATIVES IN REGARD TO MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE, BY THE 

PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE OF THE SENATE IN REGARD TO MEMBERS 

OF THE SENATE, OR BY THE CHAIRMAN OF A STATE BOARD, COM- 

MISSION, OR COMMITTEE IN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH IN REGARD 

TO A MEMBER OF THAT BOARD, COMMISSION, OR COMMITTEE WHO 

IS PERMITTED TO REQUEST USE OF STATE AIRCRAFT, TO PROVIDE 

THAT NO AIRCRAFT OWNED OR LEASED BY THIS STATE, OR ANY 

STATE AGENCY, ENTITY, OR INSTITUTION, INCLUDING INSTITUTIONS 

OF HIGHER LEARNING, MAY TRANSPORT A PERSON FROM A LOCA- 

TION IN OR OUT OF THIS STATE TO COLUMBIA OR ANOTHER LOCA- 

TION TO TESTIFY BEFORE A STANDING OR SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF 

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OR EITHER HOUSE OF THE GENERAL 

ASSEMBLY ABOUT ANY MATTER UNDER CONSIDERATION BY THAT 

COMMITTEE, AND TO PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS, 

INCLUDING A REQUIREMENT THAT THE COST OF THE FLIGHT MUST 

BE REIMBURSED TO THE STATE GENERAL FUND. 





S 0606 Resolution, By Lourie, Alexander, Allen, Bennett, Bright, Bryant, 



Leatherman, Malloy, L. Martin, S. Martin, Massey, Matthews, McElveen, 

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McGill, Nicholson, O Dell, Peeler, Pinckney, Rankin, Reese, Scott, Setzler, 



A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR UNIVERSITY OF 

SOUTH CAROLINA HEAD BASKETBALL COACH DAWN MICHELLE 

STALEY FOR HER EXTRAORDINARY ATHLETIC CAREER AND CON- 

GRATULATE HER UPON BEING NAMED TO THE NAISMITH MEMORIAL 

BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME. 



A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR TERESA WIL- 

SON FOR HER OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO THE CITY OF COLUMBIA 

AND TO CONGRATULATE HER UPON BEING NAMED THE CITY MAN- 

AGER FOR THE CITY OF COLUMBIA. 


S 0608 Joint Resolution, By Peeler, Thurmond, Lourie and Bright 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO DIRECT THE STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL 

BOARD TO SELL SPECIFIED STATE-OWNED AIRCRAFT. 




A SENATE RESOLUTION TO HONOR DR. CHARLES H. DAVIS, PASTOR 

OF TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH IN GREENVILLE, ON THE OCCA- 

SION OF HIS SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY OF GOSPEL MINISTRY AT TAB- 

ERNACLE BAPTIST AND TO WISH HIM GOD S RICHEST BLESSINGS AS 

HE CONTINUES TO SERVE THE LORD. 


S 0610 General Bill, By Rankin, Cleary, Hembree and McGill 





ACT, SO AS TO CLARIFY THAT THE DEFINITION OF ECONOMIC 

DEVELOPMENT PROJECT , INCLUDING A NATIONAL AND INTERNA- 

TIONAL CONVENTION AND TRADE SHOW CENTER OWNED BY A 

PUBLIC ENTITY INCLUDES AN ADJACENT FACILITY ALLOWING SPE- 

CIFIC EVENTS THEREBY MAKING ADDITIONAL TIME AND SPACE 

AVAILABLE FOR THE MAJOR CONVENTIONS, TRADE SHOWS, AND 

SPECIAL EVENTS CONTEMPLATED BY THE ACT AND REQUIRE JOINT 

BOND REVIEW COMMITTEE REVIEW AND COMMENT ON SUCH AN 

ADJACENT FACILITY; AND TO AMEND SECTION 11-41-70, RELATING 

TO PURPOSES OF THE ISSUE OF BONDS PURSUANT TO THE STATE 

GENERAL OBLIGATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOND ACT AND 

SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS APPLICABLE TO A PUBLIC ENTITY 

RECEIVING BOND PROCEEDS, SO AS TO EXTEND FROM TEN TO FIF- 

TEEN YEARS THE PERIOD IN WHICH A NATIONAL AND INTERNA- 

TIONAL CONVENTION AND TRADE SHOW CENTER MUST BE 

COMPLETED. 









05/30/13 House Committee report: Favorable Ways and Means HJ-11 



06/05/13 House Read third time and enrolled 

S 0611 General Bill, By Rankin



BY ADDING SECTION 1-31-60, SO AS TO REQUIRE THAT THE COMMIS- 

SION FOR MINORITY AFFAIRS ELIMINATE ELIGIBILITY FOR A NATIVE 

AMERICAN INDIAN GROUP TO RECEIVE OFFICIAL RECOGNIZED STA- 

TUS IN THIS STATE, TO REPEAL ANY REGULATIONS PROVIDING FOR 

RECOGNITION AS A NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN GROUP, AND TO 

REQUIRE THAT THE COMMISSION FOR MINORITY AFFAIRS REVISE 

ANY OF ITS REGULATIONS TO DELETE ANY REFERENCES OR ELIMI- 

NATE ANY PROCEDURES FOR RECOGNIZING A NATIVE AMERICAN 

INDIAN GROUP. 



04/25/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Rankin (ch), Scott, Thurmond 

S 0612 General Bill, By Bennett 


BY REPEALING ACT 961 OF 1974, RELATING TO THE ELECTION AND 

TERMS OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC WORKS FOR THE TOWN 

OF SUMMERVILLE IN DORCHESTER COUNTY. 


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A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE MEMBERS 

OF NEW ZION AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH AND TO 

CONGRATULATE THEM UPON THE COMPLETION OF THEIR NEWLY 

CONSTRUCTED WORSHIP CENTER. 


S 0614 Concurrent Resolution, By L. Martin, Nicholson, Campsen, Peeler, 

McGill, Alexander and Hayes 


A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO FIX NOON ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 

15, 2013, AS THE TIME TO ELECT A SUCCESSOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE 

OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 1, 

TO FILL THE UNEXPIRED TERM THAT EXPIRES JUNE 30, 2016; AND AS 

THE DATE TO MEET IN JOINT SESSION FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECT- 

ING A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF COASTAL CARO- 

LINA UNIVERSITY, FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT SEAT, WHOSE 

TERM EXPIRES ON JUNE 30, 2017, AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECT- 

ING A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR THE MEDICAL 

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA, FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS- 

TRICT, MEDICAL SEAT, WHOSE TERM EXPIRES ON JUNE 30, 2016. 






BY ADDING SECTION 34-3-120 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A FEDER- 

ALLY CHARTERED OR STATE-CHARTERED BANKING INSTITUTION 

DOING BUSINESS IN THIS STATE AND IN AT LEAST ONE OTHER 

STATE, AS A CONDITION OF ITS AUTHORIZATION TO DO BUSINESS IN 

SOUTH CAROLINA, SHALL FILE A WRITTEN CONSENT WITH THE 

SECRETARY OF STATE WHEREBY THE INSTITUTION, ON BEHALF OF 

ITS OFFICERS, AGENTS, AND EMPLOYEES NOT LOCATED IN SOUTH 

CAROLINA, CONSENTS TO THE ACCEPTANCE OF AND RESPONSE TO 

SUBPOENAS, INCLUDING SUBPOENAS DUCES TECUM, SERVED UPON 

105 

THESE OUT-OF-STATE OFFICERS, AGENTS, OR EMPLOYEES ARISING 

OUT OF THEIR OFFICIAL CAPACITY WITHOUT THE NECESSITY OF A 

COURT ORDER ISSUED IN CONJUNCTION WITH PENDING LITIGATION 

IN THE STATE OR FEDERAL COURTS IN SOUTH CAROLINA, AND TO 

PROVIDE THE PROCEDURES FOR AND CONDITIONS AND LIMITA- 

TIONS ON THE ISSUANCE AND COMPLIANCE WITH THESE SUBPOE- 

NAS. 





ING TO LOCAL SALES AND USE TAXES, TO ENACT THE TRANSPOR- 

TATION INFRASTRUCTURE SALES TAX ACT , TO PROVIDE THAT A 

COUNTY GOVERNING BODY MAY IMPOSE A ONE PERCENT SALES 

AND USE TAX BY ORDINANCE, SUBJECT TO A REFERENDUM, WITHIN 

THE COUNTY AREA FOR ROAD AND BRIDGE PROJECTS, FOR A LIM- 

ITED AMOUNT OF TIME, TO PROVIDE FOR THE SELECTION OF THE 

PROJECTS TO BE UNDERTAKEN, TO PROVIDE FOR THE REFEREN- 

DUM, TO PROVIDE FOR THE COLLECTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF 

THE TAX, AND TO PROVIDE FOR MEANS TESTED MATCHING BY THE 

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION; TO AMEND SECTION 12-28-2740, 

RELATING TO COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEES, TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT MEMBERS OF COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL GOVERNING 

BODIES MAY NOT BE APPOINTED TO SERVE ON COUNTY TRANSPOR- 

TATION COMMITTEES; TO AMEND SECTION 57-3-615, RELATING TO 

HIGHWAY TOLLS, TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANS- 

PORTATION MUST CONDUCT COMPREHENSIVE CONGESTION ANAL- 

YSES ON INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS AND TO PERMIT TOLLS TO BE 

UTILIZED TO FUND INCREASED CAPACITY ON INTERSTATE HIGH- 

WAYS, OR SEGMENTS OF INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS, THAT EXCEED 

CAPACITY LIMITS OF THAT HIGHWAY, OR SEGMENT OF INTERSTATE 

HIGHWAY; TO AMEND SECTION 56-3-620, RELATING TO REGISTRA- 

TION FEES FOR PRIVATE PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES, TO 

INCREASE REGISTRATION FEES, TO PROVIDE THAT TWELVE DOL- 

LARS FROM EACH FEE SHALL BE REMITTED TO THE STATE HIGHWAY 

FUND, AND TO ESTABLISH THE PURPOSE FOR THE FEE; TO AMEND 

SECTION 56-3-640, RELATING TO VEHICLE REGISTRATION FEES FOR 

COMMON CARRIER PASSENGERS, TO INCREASE REGISTRATION 

FEES, TO PROVIDE THAT TWELVE DOLLARS FROM EACH FEE SHALL 

BE REMITTED TO THE STATE HIGHWAY FUND, AND TO ESTABLISH 

THE PURPOSE FOR THE FEE; TO AMEND ARTICLE 5, CHAPTER 3, 

TITLE 56, RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION AND 

LICENSING, BY ADDING SECTION 56-3-645 TO PROVIDE THAT AFTER 

CERTAIN VEHICLE REGISTRATION FEES DEDICATED TO THE STATE 

HIGHWAY FUND HAVE FULLY MATCHED FUNDS AS PROVIDED BY 

LAW, THE REMAINDER OF THOSE FUNDS MAY BE USED BY THE 

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AT ITS DISCRETION SUBJECT TO 

FEDERAL AND STATE LAW; TO AMEND SECTION 56-3-660, RELATING 

TO REGISTRATION FEES FOR SELF-PROPELLED PROPERTY CARRY- 

ING VEHICLES, TO INCREASE REGISTRATION FEES AND TO PROVIDE 

THAT ONE-FOURTH OF THE REGISTRATION FEE MUST BE REMITTED 

TO THE STATE HIGHWAY FUND FOR INTERSTATE IMPROVEMENTS; 

AND TO AMEND CHAPTER 3, TITLE 56, RELATING TO MOTOR VEHI- 

CLE REGISTRATION AND LICENSING, BY ADDING SECTION 56-3-645 

TO REQUIRE A BIENNIAL ROAD USER FEE FOR CERTAIN VEHICLES 

THAT ARE PROPELLED IN PART, OR COMPLETELY, BY FUEL OTHER 

THAN MOTOR FUEL, AND TO ESTABLISH THE AMOUNT OF THE FEE. 






OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DISCLOSURE OF 

RECORDS AND RETURNS FILED WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF REVE- 

NUE, SO AS TO ALLOW THE DISCLOSURE OF CERTAIN INFORMATION


TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE ABOUT A TAXPAYER WHO FILED AN 

INITIAL OR FINAL CORPORATE RETURN; AND BY ADDING SECTION 

12-58-165 SO AS TO ALLOW THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE TO 

EXPUNGE THE RECORDING OF A LIEN ONCE THE LIEN IS FULLY PAID 

AND SATISFIED. 



S 0618 General Bill, By Bright, Hutto, Bryant, Verdin, Fair, L. Martin, 

Massey, S. Martin, Davis, Shealy and Campsen 


CODE, RELATING TO STATE EMPLOYEES AND RETIREES INSURANCE, 

TO PROHIBIT EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE STATE HEALTH 

INSURANCE PLAN FROM BEING USED TO PAY FOR ABORTIONS AND 

ANCILLARY SERVICES, TO PROVIDE THAT EMPLOYEE CONTRIBU- 

TIONS MAY BE USED TO REIMBURSE EXPENSES AND ANCILLARY 

SERVICES ASSOCIATED WITH ABORTIONS PERFORMED IN CASES OF 

RAPE, INCEST, OR WHERE THE HEALTH OF THE MOTHER IS ENDAN- 

GERED, TO PROVIDE THAT REIMBURSEMENT MUST COME FROM A 

FUND CREATED SPECIFICALLY FOR THAT PURPOSE, TO ALLOW FOR 

SUBSCRIBERS TO OPT OUT OF PERMITTING A PORTION OF THEIR 

EMPLOYEE CONTRIBUTIONS FROM BEING TRANSFERRED TO THE 

FUND, TO PROVIDE FOR THE MEANS TO OPT OUT, AND TO ESTAB- 

LISH THE FUND AND TO PROVIDE FOR ITS PURPOSES. 



04/25/13 Senate Polled out of committee Finance SJ-13 






A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 41-31-45, RELATING TO DEBT STATUS 

ESTIMATES, TO PROVIDE THAT PAYMENTS TO ELIMINATE THE STATE 

S UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE TRUST FUND DEBT TO THE FED- 

ERAL GOVERNMENT MUST BE CALCULATED SO THAT THE DEBT IS 

ELIMINATED NO SOONER THAN JUNE 1, 2018, TO PROVIDE THAT 

TRUST FUND SOLVENCY MUST BE DETERMINED BY THE COMPTROL- 

LER GENERAL, AND TO PROVIDE THAT EXCESS PAYMENTS TO THE 

FUND MUST BE CARRIED FORWARD TO THE NEXT SUCCESSIVE FIS- 

CAL YEAR AND USED TO CALCULATE THE AMOUNT NEEDED TO PAY 

BENEFITS FOR THAT YEAR; TO AMEND SECTION 41-31-150 AND SEC- 

TION 41-31-360 TO STRIKE REFERENCES TO THE DEPARTMENTAL 

ADMINISTRATIVE CONTINGENCY ASSESSMENT; TO AMEND ARTICLE 

5, CHAPTER 27, TITLE 41 BY ADDING SECTION 41-27-660 TO REQUIRE 

THE DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND WORKFORCE TO COMPILE 

AND DISTRIBUTE AN ANNUAL REPORT CONCERNING THE DEPART- 

MENT S ACCOUNTS, AND BY ADDING SECTION 41-27-670 TO ESTAB- 

LISH THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE, PROVIDE 

FOR ITS MEMBERSHIP, AND ESTABLISH ITS DUTIES AND RESPONSI- 

BILITIES; AND TO REPEAL SECTIONS 41-27-410, 41-31-55, 41-31-910, 41- 

31-920, AND 41-31-930 OF THE 1976 CODE. 



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S 0620 (Rat # 0059) General Bill, By Verdin 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF 

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT LICENSE PLATES, SO AS TO 

INCLUDE THE MANUFACTURE AND RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 

OF TRANSMISSIONS IN THIS STATE AS A PART OF THE DEFINITION OF 

THE TERM RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS , TO INCLUDE 

A PERSON OR COMPANY IN THE BUSINESS OF OPERATING A GROUP 

OF VEHICLES DRIVEN BY THEIR EMPLOYEES FOR THE PURPOSE OF 

TESTING AND EVALUATING THE PERFORMANCE OF A RESEARCH 

106 

AND DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS TRANSMISSIONS AS A PART OF THE 

DEFINITION OF THE TERM CONTRACTED FLEET OWNER , TO DEFINE 

THE TERM TRANSMISSIONS , TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT 

OF MOTOR VEHICLES MAY ISSUE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 

LICENSE PLATES FOR THE PURPOSE OF TESTING AND EVALUATING 

THE PERFORMANCE OF A RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS 

TRANSMISSIONS ON A MOTOR VEHICLE, TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

DEPARTMENT MAY ENTER INTO RECIPROCAL AGREEMENTS WITH 

OTHER STATES CONCERNING THE REGISTRATION AND OPERATION 

OF VEHICLES OWNED BY A RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT BUSI- 

NESS FOR THE PURPOSE OF TESTING AND EVALUATING THE PER- 

FORMANCE OF THE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS 

TRANSMISSIONS, AND TO PROVIDE THAT IT IS THE SOLE RESPONSI- 

BILITY OF THE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS OR CON- 

TRACTED FLEET OWNER TO TAKE ANY OTHER ACTIONS REQUIRED 

BY ANOTHER STATE THAT ARE NECESSARY FOR THE RESEARCH 

AND DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS OR CONTRACTED FLEET OWNER, TO 

LEGALLY TEST AND EVALUATE THE PERFORMANCE OF THE 

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS TRANSMISSIONS IN THAT 

STATE. - ratified title 










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06/04/13 Ratified R 59 

S 0621 (Rat # 0039) Joint Resolution, By Senate Education 


A JOINT RESOLUTION TO APPROVE REGULATIONS OF THE STATE 

BOARD OF EDUCATION, RELATING TO ASSISTING, DEVELOPING, AND 

EVALUATING PROFESSIONAL TEACHING (ADEPT), DESIGNATED AS 


SIONS OF ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 23, TITLE 1 OF THE 1976 CODE. - ratified 

title 


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05/15/13 Ratified R 39 

05/22/13 Became law without Governor s signature 


S 0622 Resolution, By Matthews 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE LAKE 

MARION HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM FOR CAPTURING


THE 2013 CLASS AA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE AND TO HONOR 

THE TEAM S EXCEPTIONAL PLAYERS, COACHES, AND STAFF. 


S 0623 General Bill, By Bright, Bryant, Verdin, Fair, Grooms, Cromer, S. 

Martin and Shealy 


ING TO ABORTIONS, TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA HUMAN 

HEARTBEAT PROTECTION ACT , BY ADDING SECTION 44-41-25 TO 

PROVIDE THAT PHYSICIANS OR ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONALS 

MUST CONDUCT A FETAL HEARTBEAT ABDOMINAL ULTRASOUND 

TEST PRIOR TO PERFORMING OR INDUCING AN ABORTION, TO PRO- 

HIBIT ABORTIONS WHEN A FETAL HEARTBEAT IS DETECTED, TO 

PROVIDE FOR INFORMATION TO BE GIVEN TO THE WOMAN, TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR REGULATIONS OF THE ULTRASOUND PROCEDURE AND 

STATISTICAL PROBABILITIES OF BRINGING A FETUS TO TERM, TO 

PROVIDE FOR EXEMPTIONS, TO DEFINE MEDICAL EMERGENCY FOR 

THE PURPOSES OF THE SECTION, AND TO PROVIDE FOR PENALTIES. 




Similar (S 0712, H 4012, H 4146, H 4149) 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR CANDICE 

GLOVER OF BEAUFORT COUNTY FOR HER SUCCESS ON AMERICAN 

IDOL AND TO WISH HER GODSPEED AS SHE CONTINUES HER QUEST 

TO BECOME THE SEASON TWELVE AMERICAN IDOL. 



S 0625 General Bill, By Bright, S. Martin, Bryant, Verdin, Fair, L. Martin, 

Grooms, Davis and Shealy 


TO VOLUNTEER HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS, TO PROVIDE THAT A 

LICENSED HEALTH CARE PROVIDER WHO RENDERS MEDICAL SER- 

VICES VOLUNTARILY AND WITHOUT COMPENSATION OR THE 

EXPECTATION OR PROMISE OF COMPENSATION AND SEEKS NO 

REIMBURSEMENT FROM CHARITABLE AND GOVERNMENTAL 

SOURCES TO AT LEAST TEN PERCENT OF HIS PATIENTS IN A CALEN- 

DAR YEAR SHALL NOT BE LIABLE IN ANY ACTION FOR NONECO- 

NOMIC DAMAGES ALLEGING MEDICAL MALPRACTICE IN AN 

AMOUNT THAT EXCEEDS TWO HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND DOL- 

LARS. 



S 0626 General Bill, By Bright and Verdin 



ING TO ABORTIONS, TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA PAIN-CAPA- 

BLE UNBORN CHILD PROTECTION ACT , TO PROVIDE FOR FINDINGS 

OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, TO PROVIDE THAT A PHYSICIAN OR 

ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONAL MUST CALCULATE THE PROBABLE 

POST CONCEPTION AGE OF THE EMBRYO OR FETUS PRIOR TO PER- 

FORMING OR INDUCING AN ABORTION, TO PROVIDE THAT AN ABOR- 

TION MAY NOT BE PERFORMED AFTER THE PROBABLE POST 

CONCEPTION AGE OF THE EMBRYO OR FETUS IS TWENTY OR MORE 

WEEKS, TO PROVIDE FOR EXCEPTIONS, TO PROVIDE FOR EDUCA- 

TIONAL MATERIALS TO BE PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED, TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT THE SECTION DOES NOT IMPLICITLY OR OTHERWISE 

REPEAL ANOTHER SECTION OF LAW, AND TO DEFINE NECESSARY 

TERMS. 





ING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, BY ADDING SEC- 

TION 57-3-165, TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ISSUE 

PERMITS FOR THE TRANSPORT OF UNPROCESSED FOREST PROD- 

UCTS , TO DEFINE THE TERM, TO PROVIDE FOR THE CONTENTS OF 

THE PERMIT AND ITS RESTRICTIONS, TO PROVIDE FOR THE FEE 

ASSESSED FOR THE ISSUANCE OF THE PERMIT, AND TO PROVIDE 

THAT COLLECTED FEES SHALL BE PLACED IN THE STATE HIGHWAY 

FUND. 





BY ADDING SECTION 63-5-35 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A PARENT S 

RIGHT TO DIRECT THE UPBRINGING, EDUCATION, AND CARE OF THE 

PARENT S CHILD IS A FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT, TO PROHIBIT THE 

STATE FROM INFRINGING ON THIS RIGHT, AND TO PROVIDE AN 

EXCEPTION. 



S 0629 Concurrent Resolution, By McGill 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO COMMEND THE MEMBERS OF THE 

AMERICAN LEGION RIDERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA FOR THEIR CON- 

DUCT AND SPONSORSHIP OF THE 2013 MOTORCYCLE BENEFIT RIDE 

TO BE HELD ON APRIL 20 AND APRIL 21, 2013, WHICH EACH YEAR 

RAISES SUBSTANTIAL FUNDS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CHILDREN 

WHO HAVE HAD A PARENT KILLED ON ACTIVE MILITARY SERVICE 

SINCE SEPTEMBER 11, 2001. 





A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE DOROTHY THOMPSON 

ALSTON OF BEAUFORT COUNTY ON THE OCCASION OF HER ONE 

HUNDREDTH BIRTHDAY AND TO WISH HER A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY 


HAPPINESS. 




OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO COVERAGE THAT MAY BE WRITTEN BY A 

LICENSED ACCIDENT AND HEALTH INSURER, SO AS TO PROHIBIT 

THE INSURER FROM DIRECTLY PAYING MONEY TO AN INSURED FOR 

A HEALTH CARE SERVICE PROVIDED TO THE INSURED IF THE PRO- 

VIDER RENDERED THE SERVICE SUBJECT TO THE ON-CALL COVER- 

AGE OF THE PROVIDER, AND TO PROVIDE EXCEPTIONS. 




A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND KEOWEE 

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IN OCONEE COUNTY UPON THE OCCASION 

OF ITS CENTENNIAL YEAR, 2013. 


S 0633 Resolution, By Courson 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR LOU NOLAN 

FOR HER YEARS OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO THE REPUBLICAN 

PARTY IN THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 


S 0634 Resolution, By Courson 

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A SENATE RESOLUTION TO HONOR AND THANK ERIC DAVIS OF 

COLUMBIA FOR HIS DEDICATED SERVICE TO THE RICHLAND 

COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY. 


S 0635 (Rat # 0060) General Bill, By Shealy, Campbell, Corbin, Turner, 

Bryant and Campsen 


BY ADDING SECTION 48-23-300 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A MAJOR 

FACILITY PROJECT REQUESTING THIRD-PARTY CERTIFICATION 

SHALL NOT BE ALLOWED TO SEEK A RATING POINT THAT WOULD 

DISCRIMINATE AGAINST WOOD PRODUCTS OF THIS STATE DERIVED 

FROM FOREST LANDS CERTIFIED BY THE SUSTAINABLE FORESTRY 

INITIATIVE OR THE AMERICAN TREE FARM SYSTEM. - ratified title 



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S 0636 (Rat # 0061) General Bill, By Alexander 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DESIGNATION OF 

VOTING PRECINCTS IN OCONEE COUNTY, SO AS TO ADD THE NEW 

HOPE PRECINCT, TO DESIGNATE A MAP NUMBER ON WHICH THE 

NAMES OF THESE PRECINCTS MAY BE FOUND AND MAINTAINED BY 

THE OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND STATISTICS OF THE STATE BUDGET 

AND CONTROL BOARD, AND TO CORRECT ARCHAIC LANGUAGE. - 









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MENT OF TRANSPORTATION, RELATING TO AGRITOURISM AND 

TOURISM-ORIENTED DIRECTIONAL SIGNING, DESIGNATED AS REGU- 



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S 0638 Resolution, By Matthews and Shealy 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO HONOR VALARIE RICHARDSON TRES- 

VANT OF COLUMBIA FOR HER MANY YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE 

TO THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, TO CONGRATULATE HER ON 

THE OCCASION OF HER RETIREMENT AS STAFF DIRECTOR FOR THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA SENATE OFFICE OF SENATOR JOHN W. MAT- 

THEWS, JR., AND TO WISH HER MUCH SUCCESS AND FULFILLMENT 

IN ALL HER FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 


S 0639 Concurrent Resolution, By McElveen, Campsen and Gregory 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO MEMORIALIZE THE UNITED 

STATES CONGRESS TO ENACT LEGISLATION AND THE UNITED 

STATES FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE TO PROMULGATE REGULA- 

TIONS AUTHORIZING THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA TO MANAGE 

DOUBLE-CRESTED CORMORANTS IN THE STATE. 




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SO AS TO ENACT THE ANIMAL RESCUE ACT BY ADDING ARTICLE 17 

TO CHAPTER 3, TITLE 47, TO MAKE FINDINGS, TO AMONGST OTHER 

THINGS, PROVIDE THAT AN ANIMAL MAY NOT BE KILLED IF 

ANOTHER ANIMAL SHELTER REQUESTS THE ANIMAL, TO SET FORTH 

A HOLDING REQUIREMENT BEFORE AN ANIMAL MAY BE KILLED, TO 

PROVIDE THE MANNER IN WHICH AN ANIMAL MAY BE KILLED, AND 

TO MAKE PROVISIONS REGARDING FERAL CATS AND FERAL CAT 

CAREGIVERS; TO AMEND SECTION 47-3-440, AS AMENDED, RELAT- 

ING TO THE PROCESS BY WHICH AN ANIMAL MAY BE KILLED, SO AS 

TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES; AND TO REPEAL SECTION 47-3- 

420 RELATING TO ALLOWABLE METHODS OF EUTHANASIA FOR AN 

ANIMAL. 




S 0641 (Rat # 0062) Joint Resolution, By Campsen 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO DEFINE FALCONRY AND MAKE IT LAWFUL 

TO ENGAGE IN FALCONRY IN SOUTH CAROLINA JANUARY 1, 2014, 

THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2014, TO PROVIDE FOR THE REGULATION 

OF FALCONRY, AND TO PROVIDE A PENALTY FOR VIOLATIONS. - ratified 

title 




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S 0642 Concurrent Resolution, By Cleary 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO ENCOURAGE SCHOOL DISTRICTS 

IN THIS STATE TO AVAIL THEMSELVES OF ALL AVAILABLE ENERGY 

EFFICIENCY INCENTIVES AND REBATES PROVIDED BY THEIR LOCAL 

UTILITIES. 








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S 0643 (Rat # 0063) General Bill, By Hayes and Leatherman 

AN ACT TO AMEND ACT 288 OF 2012, RELATING TO THE 2012-2013 

GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT, SO AS TO REVISE PARAGRAPH 

1A.48, SECTION 1A, PART IB, THAT DIRECTS THE DEPARTMENT OF 

EDUCATION TO TRANSFER CERTAIN FUNDS TO MEET MAINTENANCE 

OF EFFORT REQUIREMENTS FOR THE INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILI- 

TIES EDUCATION ACT BY DELETING THE SET MAXIMUM AMOUNT 

THAT MAY BE TRANSFERRED. - ratified title 









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A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JOHN JOSEPH 

FECHTEL, DEPUTY COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR FOR LEXINGTON 

COUNTY, UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT AFTER 

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE, AND TO WISH HIM 


ORS. 



A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR AMAR WILKINS 

OF JASPER COUNTY FOR HIS OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC, EXTRACUR- 

RICULAR, AND COMMUNITY ENDEAVORS AND TO CONGRATULATE 

HIM FOR CAPTURING FIRST PLACE IN THE 2013 SENATOR FOR A DAY 

SPEECH COMPETITION. 


S 0646 Resolution, By Ford 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR SANDRA W. 

HAYNES, UPON THE OCCASION OF HER RETIREMENT AFTER MORE 

THAN FORTY YEARS OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE IN THE FIELD OF 

NURSING, AND TO WISH HER CONTINUED SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS 



S 0647 Resolution, By Alexander, Hutto, Courson, Setzler, Campbell and 

Hayes 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE OUT- 

STANDING SERVICE THAT THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA PROVIDES 

TO THE LIVES OF YOUNG MEN AND BOYS ACROSS AMERICA AND 

THE NOTEWORTHY IMPACT THAT BOY SCOUTS MAKE IN EVERY 

COMMUNITY OF OUR STATE. 


S 0648 General Bill, By Rankin and Hutto 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PERSONS NOT TO BE CONSIDERED FOR A 

PRETRIAL INTERVENTION PROGRAM, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A 

PERSON MUST NOT BE CONSIDERED FOR INTERVENTION IF THE PER- 

SON HAS BEEN ACCEPTED INTO AN INTERVENTION PROGRAM IN 

THE PREVIOUS TEN YEARS; TO AMEND SECTION 17-22-60, RELATING 

TO STANDARDS OF ELIGIBILITY FOR PRETRIAL INTERVENTION PRO- 

GRAMS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT INTERVENTION IS APPROPRIATE 

ONLY WHERE THE OFFENDER HAS NOT BEEN ACCEPTED IN A PRE- 

TRIAL INTERVENTION PROGRAM IN THE PREVIOUS TEN YEARS; AND 

TO AMEND SECTION 17-22-130, RELATING TO REPORTS AND IDENTI- 

FICATION AS TO OFFENDERS ACCEPTED FOR PRETRIAL INTERVEN- 

TION PROGRAMS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT INFORMATION MAY 

ONLY BE USED BY SLED AND THE STATE PRETRIAL INTERVENTION 

PROGRAM COORDINATOR S OFFICE IN THOSE CASES WHERE A CIR- 

CUIT SOLICITOR INQUIRES AS TO WHETHER A PERSON HAS BEEN 

ACCEPTED IN A PRETRIAL INTERVENTION PROGRAM IN THE PREVI- 

OUS TEN YEARS. 



S 0649 Resolution, By Bryant, Shealy, Bright, Corbin, Davis, S. Martin, 

Alexander, Grooms and L. Martin 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO ENCOURAGE BUSINESSES AND FIRE- 

ARMS MANUFACTURERS FROM OUT-OF-STATE TO LOCATE IN THE 

PALMETTO STATE. 



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BY ADDING SECTION 23-31-30, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A FIREARMS 

DEALER SHALL CONDUCT VARIOUS BACKGROUND CHECKS, EVALU- 

ATIONS, AND INTERVIEWS TO DETERMINE IF A PERSON IS MEN- 

TALLY FIT PRIOR TO SELLING OR OTHERWISE TRANSFERRING AN 

ASSAULT RIFLE TO THE PERSON. 



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A SENATE RESOLUTION TO HONOR THE REVEREND ALONZO GREGG, 

JR., OF STAUNTON COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH IN GREENVILLE 

ON THE OCCASION OF HIS THIRTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF GOSPEL 

MINISTRY AT STAUNTON AND TO WISH HIM GOD S RICHEST BLESS- 

INGS AS HE CONTINUES TO SERVE THE LORD. 


S 0652 Resolution, By L. Martin, Alexander, Allen, Bennett, Bright, Bryant, 



Leatherman, Lourie, Malloy, S. Martin, Massey, Matthews, McElveen, 





OF PRIVATE FIRST CLASS BARRETT AUSTIN OF EASLEY, SOUTH CAR- 

OLINA AND TO EXTEND DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HIS LOVING FAMILY 

AND FRIENDS. 


S 0653 Resolution, By Williams 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND ALFRED 

SCHRELL MCFADDEN, PRINCIPAL OF MARION HIGH SCHOOL, UPON 

THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT AFTER THIRTY-THREE YEARS 

OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE AS AN EDUCATOR, AND TO WISH HIM 


ORS. 


S 0654 Resolution, By McElveen and Johnson 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE MILLWOOD ELEMENTARY 

SCHOOL OF SUMTER AT THE CELEBRATION OF ITS FIFTIETH ANNI- 

VERSARY AND TO HONOR THE ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, STAFF, 

STUDENTS, PARENTS, AND ALUMNI OF THIS OUTSTANDING SCHOOL 

FOR THEIR PART IN ENSURING MILLWOOD S SUCCESS IN SERVING 

THE EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF ITS STUDENTS. 


S 0655 General Bill, By Campbell, Leatherman, Alexander, O Dell, Setzler 

and Bennett 



TO EXEMPTIONS FROM THE APPLICATION OF THE CHAPTER CON- 

CERNING ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS, TO ADD AN EXEMPTION 

FOR CERTAIN ENGINEERS. 



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TO FACTORS THAT MAY BE CONSIDERED WHEN DETERMINING JUST 

COMPENSATION IN CONDEMNATION ACTIONS REGARDING EMI- 

NENT DOMAIN, TO INCLUDE DIMINUTION IN VALUE OF THE LAND- 

OWNER S REMAINING PROPERTY CAUSED BY RECONFIGURATION OF 

ROADWAYS AND CIRCUITOUS ACCESS. 





OLINA, 1976, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO MAGISTRATE JURY AREAS 

IN EACH COUNTY, SO AS TO REVISE AND UPDATE THE TERRITORIAL 

DESCRIPTIONS OF THE JURY AREAS AND PROVIDE REFERENCES TO 

PUBLIC MAPS SHOWING THE JURY AREAS. 





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S 0658 General Bill, By Rankin, Malloy and Lourie 


BY ADDING SECTION 16-13-485 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT IT IS 

UNLAWFUL TO ENGAGE IN THE BUSINESS OF DEFERRED PRESENT- 

MENT SERVICES IN THIS STATE AND TO PROVIDE A CIVIL PENALTY; 

AND TO REPEAL CHAPTER 39, TITLE 34 RELATING TO DEFERRED PRE- 

SENTMENT SERVICES. 



05/14/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Rankin (ch), Malloy, Young 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO HONOR JANE WILEY, STATE DIRECTOR 

FOR AARP SOUTH CAROLINA, FOR HER MORE THAN EIGHT YEARS 

OF DEDICATED SERVICE TO THE SENIORS OF THIS GREAT STATE, TO 

CONGRATULATE HER ON THE OCCASION OF HER RETIREMENT, AND 

TO WISH HER MUCH SUCCESS AND FULFILLMENT IN ALL HER 



S 0660 Resolution, By Scott and Hutto 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE MIDDLE PLACE LEARN- 

ING & INFORMATION STATION OF BAMBERG COUNTY ON ITS GRAND 

OPENING, TO TAKE PLACE ON MAY 4, 2013, AND TO RECOGNIZE THE 

HISTORIC ROLE MIDDLE PLACE SCHOOL, WHICH ONCE STOOD 

WHERE MIDDLE PLACE LEARNING & INFORMATION STATION NOW 

STANDS, HAS PLAYED IN THE EDUCATION OF THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH 

CAROLINA. 


S 0661 General Bill, By S. Martin, Bryant, Bright and Grooms 

A BILL TO AMEND TITLE 44 OF THE 1976 CODE, RELATING TO 

HEALTH, TO ENACT THE AGENDA 21 PROTECTION ACT BY ADDING 

CHAPTER 137 TO PROHIBIT THIS STATE AND ITS POLITICAL SUBDIVI- 

SIONS FROM ADOPTING AND DEVELOPING ENVIRONMENTAL AND 

DEVELOPMENTAL POLICIES THAT, WITHOUT DUE PROCESS, WOULD 

INFRINGE OR RESTRICT THE PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS OF THE 

OWNER OF THE PROPERTY. 






BY ADDING CHAPTER 83 TO TITLE 44, SO AS TO AUTHORIZE ELEC- 

TRONIC MONITORING OF A RESIDENT S ROOM IN A LONG-TERM 

CARE FACILITY, AND TO PROVIDE FOR PENALTIES FOR ANY PERSON 

OR ENTITY WHO HAMPERS, OBSTRUCTS, TAMPERS WITH OR 

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DESTROYS AN ELECTRONIC MONITORING DEVICE INSTALLED IN A 

LONG-TERM CARE FACILITY. 



S 0663 Concurrent Resolution, By McElveen, Campsen, Thurmond, McGill 

and Cromer 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE BEN MOSE OF 

CHARLESTON ON THE OCCASION OF HIS SEVENTIETH BIRTHDAY 

AND TO WISH HIM A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AND MUCH 

HAPPINESS IN THE DAYS AHEAD. 




A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JOE PIN- 

NER FOR HIS OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PALMETTO 

STATE AND TO CONGRATULATE HIM UPON HIS GOLDEN ANNIVER- 

SARY WITH WIS TV. 




A SENATE RESOLUTION TO HONOR AND RECOGNIZE MR. ROBERT 

RICKETTS, ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR FOR FACILITIES AND 

GROUNDS AT CLEMSON UNIVERSITY, UPON HIS RETIREMENT AND 





BOARD OF EDUCATION OF DARLINGTON COUNTY, TO RESTRICT THE 

AUTHORITY OF THE BOARD TO INCREASE THE TAX LEVY WITHOUT 

THE APPROVAL OF A VOTE OF THE COUNTY ELECTORATE AND TO 

PROVIDE FOR THE BALLOTING FOR THE APPROVAL OF THE BUDGET 

AND THE MILLAGE. 


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A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO AFFIRM THE DEDICATION OF THE 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO THE FUTURE SUCCESS OF SOUTH CARO- 

LINA S YOUNG PEOPLE, TO THE PREVENTION OF TEEN PREGNANCY, 

AND TO DECLARE THE MONTH OF MAY AS TEEN PREGNANCY PRE- 

VENTION MONTH IN THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 




A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE WILLIAM CRAIG DUEN- 

SING, RICHLAND NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL FINE ARTS DIRECTOR, 

ON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT, TO COMMEND HIM FOR HIS 

THIRTY-EIGHT YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE AS AN EDUCATOR, 

AND TO WISH HIM MUCH HAPPINESS AND FULFILLMENT IN ALL HIS 





SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DESIGNATION OF VOT- 

ING PRECINCTS IN EDGEFIELD COUNTY, SO AS TO REVISE CERTAIN 

PRECINCTS AND TO DESIGNATE A MAP NUMBER ON WHICH THE 



AND CONTROL BOARD. 









S 0672 Resolution, By Cromer, Reese, Massey, Gregory, Hembree, Bennett, 

Malloy, Williams, Hayes, L. Martin, Corbin, Campsen, Campbell, Grooms, 

Peeler, Shealy, Fair, Turner, Jackson, Lourie, Johnson, Nicholson, Verdin, 

Rankin, Coleman, Matthews, Setzler, Cleary, Alexander and McElveen 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND SOUTH CAR- 

OLINA SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTERS ACROSS THE PAL- 

METTO STATE FOR THEIR POSITIVE ECONOMIC IMPACT ON SMALL 

BUSINESSES. 


S 0673 Resolution, By Nicholson, O Dell and Massey 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DAVID J. HER- 

RON, CEO AND GENERAL MANAGER OF WEST CAROLINA RURAL 

TELEPHONE COOPERATIVE IN ABBEVILLE, UPON THE OCCASION OF 

HIS RETIREMENT AFTER MORE THAN TWENTY-SIX YEARS OF OUT- 

STANDING SERVICE, AND TO WISH HIM CONTINUED SUCCESS AND 



S 0668 Resolution, By McGill and Cleary 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO COMMEND AND PUBLICLY RECOGNIZE 

DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY, INC., FOR MEANINGFUL CONTRIBU- 

TIONS TO LOCAL COMMUNITIES WORLDWIDE, TO HONOR THE 

GEORGETOWN ALUMNAE CHAPTER OF DELTA SIGMA THETA FOR 

ALMOST FIFTY YEARS OF OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY SERVICE AND 

PUBLIC OUTREACH ACTIVITIES, AND TO CONGRATULATE THE MEM- 

BERS UPON THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION S ONE HUNDREDTH 

ANNIVERSARY. 




A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE THE OUTSTANDING CONTRI- 

BUTIONS OF PROVIDENCE HOSPITALS OF COLUMBIA TO THE STATE 

OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND CONGRATULATE IT UPON THE COMMEM- 

ORATION OF ITS SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY. 


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S 0674 (Rat # 0064) Joint Resolution, By Senate Fish, Game and Forestry 


MENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, RELATING TO TERMS AND CONDI- 

TIONS FOR THE PUBLIC S USE OF LAKES AND PONDS OWNED AND 

LEASED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, DESIG- 



CODE. - ratified title 


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MENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND WORKFORCE, RELATING TO UNEM- 

PLOYMENT INSURANCE, DESIGNATED AS REGULATION DOCUMENT 

NUMBER 4317, PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 1, CHAP- 

TER 23, TITLE 1 OF THE 1976 CODE. 


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TO LICENSE PLATES FOR HANDICAPPED PERSONS, TO PROVIDE FOR 

THE ISSUANCE OF A WHEELCHAIR USER DECAL WITH A LICENSE 

PLATE ISSUED TO A PERSON CERTIFIED AS PERMANENTLY HANDI- 

CAPPED AND WHO USES A WHEELCHAIR OR SIMILAR LOW-POW- 

ERED MOTORIZED OR MECHANICALLY PROPELLED VEHICLE 

DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR USE BY A PERSON WITH A PHYSICAL 

DISABILITY; TO AMEND SECTION 56-3-1960, RELATING TO HANDI- 

CAPPED PARKING PLACARDS, TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT 

MAY ISSUE A WHEELCHAIR USER PLACARD OR DECAL IF THE PER- 

SON USES A WHEELCHAIR OR SIMILAR LOW-POWERED MOTORIZED 

OR MECHANICALLY PROPELLED VEHICLE DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY 

FOR USE BY A PERSON WITH A PHYSICAL DISABILITY THAT WILL 

PERMIT A HOLDER OF A WHEELCHAIR USER PLACARD OR DECAL 

TO PARK IN DESIGNATED WHEELCHAIR USER ONLY PARKING 

SPACES, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE PRESENTATION AND EXPIRATION 

OF A WHEELCHAIR USER PLACARD OR DECAL; AND TO AMEND 

CHAPTER 34, TITLE 1, RELATING TO NATIONAL BUILDING CODES, BY 

ADDING SECTION 1-34-80, TO PROVIDE THAT NOTWITHSTANDING 

ANY PROVISION TO THE CONTRARY IN THE STATE BUILDING CODE, 

THE STATE BUILDING CODE SHALL REQUIRE A NUMBER OF ACCES- 

SIBLE PARKING SPACES FOR WHEELCHAIR USER PLACARD OR 

DECAL HOLDERS TO BE PROVIDED FOR ALL BUILDINGS AND FACILI- 

TIES SUBJECT TO THE STATE BUILDING CODE, INCLUDING, BUT NOT 

LIMITED TO, PUBLIC ACCOMMODATIONS AND COMMERCIAL FACILI- 

TIES, GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, AND PRIVATE ENTITIES, AND TO 

PROVIDE THAT THE SPACES BE APPROPRIATELY SIGNED. 



S 0677 Concurrent Resolution, By Courson and L. Martin 

Similar (H 3874, H 3875) 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE SOUTH CARO- 

LINA S 2013 DISTRICT TEACHERS OF THE YEAR UPON BEING 

SELECTED TO REPRESENT THEIR RESPECTIVE SCHOOL DISTRICTS, 

TO EXPRESS APPRECIATION FOR THEIR DEDICATED SERVICE TO 

CHILDREN, AND TO WISH THEM CONTINUED SUCCESS IN THE 

FUTURE. 



Leatherman, Lourie, L. Martin, S. Martin, Massey, Matthews, McElveen, 




A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR TANYA A. GEE 

OF RICHLAND COUNTY FOR HER EXCEPTIONAL AND OUTSTANDING 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE STATE AND THE LEGAL PROFESSION, FOR 

THE PROFOUNDLY POSITIVE IMPACT SHE MAKES ON HER COMMU- 

NITY, AND TO WISH HER SWIFT AND COMPLETE VICTORY IN HER 

COURAGEOUS QUEST TO OVERCOME CANCER. 


S 0679 Resolution, By Bennett 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE LAURA KATE GAMBLE 

OF SUMMERVILLE, A RISING SENIOR AT WOFFORD COLLEGE, ON 

BEING NAMED THE SCHOOL S THIRTIETH PRESIDENTIAL INTERNA- 

TIONAL SCHOLAR AND TO WISH HER MUCH SUCCESS ON HER 

UPCOMING TRAVELS AND STUDIES. 


S 0680 Concurrent Resolution, By L. Martin 

Similar (H 4049, H 4050) 


PICKENS HIGH SCHOOL WINTER GUARD, ITS INSTRUCTOR, AND 

SCHOOL OFFICIALS FOR AN OUTSTANDING SEASON AND TO CON- 

GRATULATE THEM FOR WINNING THE SOUTH CAROLINA BAND 

DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION REGIONAL A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP. 



S 0681 Concurrent Resolution, By Hembree 




WAY 701 FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF 

CONWAY TO ITS INTERSECTION WITH SOUTH CAROLINA HIGHWAY 

22 W. D. BILLY WITHERSPOON HIGHWAY AND ERECT APPROPRIATE 

MARKERS OR SIGNS ALONG THIS HIGHWAY THAT CONTAIN THE 

WORDS W. D. BILLY WITHERSPOON HIGHWAY . 



S 0682 Concurrent Resolution, By Hembree 



JUNCTURE OF SOUTH CAROLINA HIGHWAYS 9 AND 57 IN HORRY 

COUNTY STALVEY BELLAMY INTERSECTION AND ERECT APPRO- 

PRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS AT THIS INTERSECTION THAT CONTAIN 

THE WORDS STALVEY BELLAMY INTERSECTION . 





LINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE REQUIREMENT THAT EACH MULTIPLE 

OFFICE IN THIS STATE CONSTITUTES A SEPARATE AND DISTINCT 

OFFICE, THE PROHIBITION ON CANDIDATES QUALIFYING FOR MORE 

THAN ONE OFFICE IN ANY ONE ELECTION, AND REQUIREMENTS FOR 

ELECTION BALLOTS FOR MULTIPLE OFFICES, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT A CANDIDATE S NAME MAY APPEAR ON THE BALLOT ONLY 

ONCE FOR A SPECIFIC OFFICE. 



S 0678 Resolution, By Malloy, Alexander, Allen, Bennett, Bright, Bryant, 



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S 0684 Resolution, By Fair, Corbin, Allen, Turner, Verdin, Bright and S. 

Martin


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR MR. RALPH S. 

HENDRICKS OF SIMPSONVILLE UPON RECEIVING THE ORDER OF 

THE SILVER CRESCENT. 




GREATER COLUMBIA MARINE FOUNDATION FOR ITS OUTSTANDING 

CHARITABLE WORK AND TO CONGRATULATE THE VOLUNTEER 

MARINE MEMBERS UPON THE OCCASION OF THE 20TH UNITED 

STATES MARINE CORPS ULTIMATE CHALLENGE MUD RUN. 



S 0686 Resolution, By Hutto, Setzler, Allen, Coleman, Ford, Jackson, 

Johnson, Lourie, Malloy, Matthews, McElveen, McGill, Nicholson, Pinckney, 

Reese, Scott, Sheheen, Williams and Massey 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE ORANGEBURG NATIVE 

AND ATTORNEY JAIME R. HARRISON ON BEING ELECTED THE NEW 

SOUTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATIC PARTY CHAIRMAN. 




OF LAWS, 1976, RELATING TO CHILD CUSTODY AND VISITATION, TO 

ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA BLIND PERSON S RIGHT TO PARENT 

ACT , BY ADDING ARTICLE 4 TO THE CHAPTER SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT A COURT MAY NOT MAKE A DECISION ON GUARDIANSHIP, 

CUSTODY, OR VISITATION BASED UPON A SOLE CONSIDERATION OF 

THE BLINDNESS OF A CHILD S PARENT OR GUARDIAN, AND THAT 

DECISIONS CONCERNING ADOPTIONS MAY NOT BE BASED UPON 

THE SOLE CONSIDERATION THAT THE PERSON SEEKING TO ADOPT A 

CHILD IS BLIND. 




A SENATE RESOLUTION TO WELCOME THE RIGHT REVEREND DR. 

RICHARD FRANKLIN NORRIS, THE 116TH CONSECRATED BISHOP OF 

THE AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, AND HIS BELOVED 

WIFE, MOTHER MARY ANN NORRIS, TO SOUTH CAROLINA AND TO 

HONOR THEM FOR THEIR LONG AND DEDICATED SERVICE TO THE 

AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 




SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DESIGNATION OF PRE- 

CINCTS IN ANDERSON COUNTY, SO AS TO ADD THE NORTH POINTE 

PRECINCT AND THE GLENVIEW PRECINCT, TO REDESIGNATE A MAP 

NUMBER ON WHICH THE NAMES OF THESE PRECINCTS MAY BE 

FOUND AND MAINTAINED BY THE OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND STA- 

TISTICS OF THE STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD, AND TO COR- 

RECT ARCHAIC LANGUAGE. 





ARCHITECTURAL EXAMINERS, RELATING TO OFFICERS, MEETINGS, 

APPLICATIONS AND FEES, RENEWALS, AND CONTINUING EDUCA- 

TION, DESIGNATED AS REGULATION DOCUMENT NUMBER 4334, PUR- 

SUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 23, TITLE 1 OF 

THE 1976 CODE. 


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MENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION-BUILDING CODES 

COUNCIL, RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL RESIDENTIAL CODE, DES- 

IGNATED AS REGULATION DOCUMENT NUMBER 4321, PURSUANT TO 


CODE. 


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05/28/13 Senate Recommitted to Committee on Labor, Commerce and 



A JOINT RESOLUTION TO APPROVE REGULATIONS OF THE RESIDEN- 

TIAL BUILDERS COMMISSION, RELATING TO RESIDENTIAL SPE- 

CIALTY CONTRACTORS LICENSE, DESIGNATED AS REGULATION 

DOCUMENT NUMBER 4252, PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF ARTI- 

CLE 1, CHAPTER 23, TITLE 1 OF THE 1976 CODE. 


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S 0693 Concurrent Resolution, By Hayes, Setzler, Courson, Cromer, Massey 

and Shealy 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE STEPHEN R. 

FOWLER, PRESIDENT AND CEO OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA CREDIT 

UNION LEAGUE, ON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT AND TO 

RECOGNIZE HIM FOR HIS OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP AND COOPER- 

ATIVE SPIRIT IN SERVICE TO SOUTH CAROLINA S CREDIT UNION 

MOVEMENT, CREDIT UNION MEMBERS, AND CITIZENS AT LARGE. 



S 0694 General Bill, By Peeler and Hutto 


CODE BY ADDING SECTION 16-3-630 TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON 

CONVICTED OF ASSAULT AND BATTERY UPON A STATE OR LOCAL 

CORRECTIONAL FACILITY EMPLOYEE WHO IS PERFORMING JOB- 

RELATED DUTIES MUST SERVE A MANDATORY MINIMUM SENTENCE 

OF NOT LESS THAN SIX MONTHS NOR MORE THAN FIVE YEARS. 



S 0695 General Bill, By Campbell, Hutto, Peeler, Gregory, Hembree and 

Bennett 



TO EXEMPTIONS FROM THE CERTIFICATE OF NEED REVIEW, TO 

EXEMPT A CHANGE IN THE EXISTING BED COMPLEMENT OF A GEN- 

ERAL HOSPITAL THROUGH THE ADDITION OF ONE OR MORE BEDS 

TO BE USED EXCLUSIVELY FOR MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES, OR 

CHANGE IN THE CLASSIFICATION OF LICENSURE OF ONE OR MORE 

GENERAL HOSPITAL BEDS TO BEDS TO BE USED EXCLUSIVELY FOR 

MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES.





A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND KAREN C. 

JOINER, COORDINATOR OF THE CASS ELIAS MCCARTER GUARDIAN 

AD LITEM PROGRAM FOR THE 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, UPON THE 

OCCASION OF HER RETIREMENT AFTER TWENTY-EIGHT YEARS OF 

OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO THE STATE, TWENTY-SEVEN OF WHICH 

WERE DEVOTED TO IMPROVING THE LIVES AND SAFETY OF CHIL- 

DREN, AND TO WISH HER CONTINUED SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN 

ALL HER FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 


S 0697 Resolution, By Jackson, Alexander, Allen, Bennett, Bright, Bryant, 


Fair, Ford, Gregory, Grooms, Hayes, Hembree, Hutto, Johnson, 




A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE REMARK- 

ABLE ALLEN UNIVERSITY BASEBALL TEAM, WHICH CAPTURED THE 

1960 SOUTHERN INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE CHAM- 

PIONSHIP MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY AGO, AND TO CONGRATU- 

LATE THE ALUMNI OF THAT ILLUSTRIOUS TEAM. 


S 0698 Resolution, By Fair, Allen, Corbin, S. Martin, Turner and Verdin 

A SENATE RESOLUTION EXPRESSING THE SORROW OF THE MEM- 

BERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA SENATE AT THE DEATH OF GREEN- 

VILLE COUNTY SHERIFF SAM SIMMONS AND EXPRESSING 

SYMPATHY TO HIS FAMILY AND MANY FRIENDS. 




BY ADDING SECTION 46-25-815 SO AS TO IMPOSE AN INSPECTION FEE 

OF ONE DOLLAR A TON ON THE DISTRIBUTION OR SALE OF COM- 

MERCIAL FERTILIZER IN THIS STATE, TO PROVIDE THAT THIS FEE 

MUST BE REPORTED, PAID, AND ENFORCED IN THE SAME MANNER 

THAT THE EXISTING FIFTY CENTS A TON INSPECTION TAX ON THE 

SALE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER IS REPORTED, PAID, AND 

ENFORCED, TO PROVIDE THAT THE REVENUES OF THIS INSPECTION 

FEE MUST BE RETAINED AND EXPENDED BY THE DIVISION OF REGU- 

LATORY AND PUBLIC SERVICE PROGRAMS OF CLEMSON UNIVER- 

SITY (CLEMSON PSA) FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE DIVISION S 

PROGRAMS, AND TO PROVIDE THAT UNEXPENDED FEE REVENUES 

AT THE END OF A FISCAL YEAR CARRY FORWARD TO THE SUCCEED- 

ING FISCAL YEAR AND MUST BE USED FOR THE SAME PURPOSES. 




05/15/13 Senate Polled out of committee Agriculture and Natural 










and Environmental Affairs 



LINA, 1976, , RELATING TO THE DESTRUCTION OF RECORDS WHERE 

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CHARGES HAVE BEEN DISMISSED, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A PER- 

SON OR ENTITY WHO PUBLISHES ON THE PERSON OR ENTITY S PUB- 

LICLY AVAILABLE WEBSITE A MUG SHOT OF A PERSON WHOSE 

CHARGES HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED, DISMISSED, OR THE PERSON 

HAS BEEN FOUND NOT GUILTY, SHALL, WITHOUT FEE OR COMPEN- 

SATION, REMOVE THE MUG SHOT FROM THE PERSON OR ENTITY S 

WEBSITE WITHIN THIRTY DAYS OF THE PERSON SENDING A WRIT- 

TEN REQUEST TO THE PERSON OR ENTITY, AND TO PROVIDE THE 

PENALTIES FOR A PERSON OR ENTITY WHO FAILS TO REMOVE SUCH 

MUG SHOTS. 



S 0701 Concurrent Resolution, By Verdin and Fair 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO REQUEST THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION NAME THE INTERSECTION OF 

SOUTH PLEASANTBURG DRIVE AND EAST FARIS ROAD IN GREEN- 

VILLE AS THE SHERIFF SAM SIMMONS INTERSECTION AND INSTALL 

APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS ALONG THE ROAD INDICATING 

THIS DESIGNATION IN RECOGNITION OF SHERIFF SIMMONS YEARS 

OF HARD WORK AND SERVICE TO HIS COMMUNITY AND THIS STATE. 




A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE PALMA BURGESS 

ANDREWS OF LEE COUNTY ON THE OCCASION OF HER NINETY- 

SIXTH BIRTHDAY AND TO WISH HER MUCH HAPPINESS AND A JOY- 

OUS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION. 


S 0703 Resolution, By Setzler and Massey 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE DORIS WILSON ANTLEY 

OF BATESBURG-LEESVILLE ON THE OCCASION OF HER SEVENTIETH 

BIRTHDAY AND TO WISH HER A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION 

AND MUCH HAPPINESS IN THE YEARS AHEAD. 



A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR CLYDE MAYES 

OF GREENVILLE, A DOMINANT FORCE IN FURMAN UNIVERSITY BAS- 

KETBALL FROM 1971 TO 1975, ON HIS MANY ATHLETIC ACCOM- 

PLISHMENTS, BOTH COLLEGE AND PROFESSIONAL, AND TO 

CONGRATULATE HIM ON HIS MOST RECENT ACCOLADE, INDUCTION 

INTO THE SOUTH CAROLINA ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME. 


S 0705 Joint Resolution, By Leatherman 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE FOR THE CONTINUING AUTHOR- 

ITY TO PAY THE EXPENSES OF STATE GOVERNMENT IF THE 2013-2014 

FISCAL YEAR BEGINS WITHOUT A GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT 

FOR THAT YEAR IN EFFECT, AND TO PROVIDE EXCEPTIONS. 











A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 56-5-2930, THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH 

CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO A PERSON DRIVING A MOTOR VEHI- 

CLE WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL OR OTHER DRUGS;


TO AMEND SECTION 56-5-2933, RELATING TO A PERSON DRIVING A 

MOTOR VEHICLE WITH AN UNLAWFUL ALCOHOL CONCENTRATION; 

TO AMEND SECTION 56-5-2950, RELATING TO IMPLIED CONSENT TO 

TESTING OF A PERSON DRIVING A MOTOR VEHICLE FOR ALCOHOL 

OR OTHER DRUGS; AND TO AMEND SECTION 56-5-2951, RELATING TO 

SUSPENSION OF A PERSON S DRIVER S LICENSE FOR REFUSING TO 

SUBMIT TO TESTING OR FOR CERTAIN LEVELS OF ALCOHOL CON- 

CENTRATION, SO AS TO CHANGE THE LEVELS OF UNLAWFUL ALCO- 

HOL CONCENTRATION FROM EIGHT ONE-HUNDREDTHS OF ONE 

PERCENT OR MORE TO FIVE ONE-HUNDREDTHS OF ONE PERCENT OR 

MORE, TEN ONE-HUNDREDTHS OF ONE PERCENT OR MORE TO 

SEVEN ONE-HUNDREDTHS OF ONE PERCENT OR MORE, AND SIX- 

TEEN ONE HUNDREDTHS OF ONE PERCENT OR MORE TO THIRTEEN 

ONE-HUNDREDTHS OF ONE PERCENT OR MORE. 





A BILL TO PROVIDE FOR THE AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF COLUM- 

BIA TO APPOINT AND COMMISSION FIREFIGHTERS TO SERVE AS 

CERTIFIED LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS WHO HAVE THE FULL 

POWERS AS CERTIFIED LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND TO 

REQUIRE FIREFIGHTERS TO MEET CERTAIN QUALIFICATIONS TO BE 

COMMISSIONED AS A CERTIFIED LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER. 


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A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CELEBRATE THE DEDICATION OF THE 

BELL AT KEOWEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IN OCONEE COUNTY TO 

MR. JERRY OPPERMAN. 


S 0709 Concurrent Resolution, By Peeler 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR MR. 

RALPH GREER OF UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA FOR HIS OUTSTANDING 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE FIELD OF JOURNALISM AND TO EXTEND TO 

HIM BEST WISHES FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS. 




S 0710 Concurrent Resolution, By Scott, Campsen, Grooms, Hayes, Reese, 

Courson, Nicholson and Alexander 


OF MOTOR VEHICLES BESTOW SPECIAL RECOGNITION UPON CON- 

GRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENTS COLONEL CHARLES 

MURRAY, JR., CORPORAL FREDDIE STOWERS, MAJOR GENERAL 

JAMES E. LIVINGSTON, SERGEANT FIRST CLASS WEBSTER ANDER- 

SON, MASTER SERGEANT JOHN BAKER, JR., AND SEAMAN ROBERT 

BLAKE, AND THE WIVES OF COLONEL CHARLES MURRAY, JR., 

MAJOR GENERAL JAMES E. LIVINGSTON AND MASTER SERGEANT 

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JOHN BAKER, JR., BY NAMING DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES 

BUILDINGS IN THEIR HONOR. 







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S 0711 Concurrent Resolution, By L. Martin and Alexander 



OF TRANSPORTATION RENAME THE L.E.C. ROAD OF S-39-90 THAT 

BEGINS ON SOUTH CAROLINA HIGHWAY 8 AND ENDS ON MCDANIEL 

AVENUE IN PICKENS, SOUTH CAROLINA, AS THE C. DAVID STONE 

ROAD AND ERECT APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS AT THIS ROAD 

THAT CONTAIN THE WORDS C. DAVID STONE ROAD . 





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S 0712 Resolution, By Campsen and Davis 

Similar (S 0624, H 4012, H 4146, H 4149) 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE INCREDI- 

BLE VOCAL TALENT OF CANDICE GLOVER OF BEAUFORT COUNTY 

AND TO CONGRATULATE HER FOR THE AMAZING MUSICAL PERFOR- 

MANCES THAT WON HER THE SEASON TWELVE TITLE OF AMERICAN 

IDOL. 




A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE A. C. 

FLORA HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY BOYS GOLF TEAM, COACHES, AND 


GRATULATE THEM FOR WINNING THE 2013 CLASS AAA STATE CHAM- 



S 0714 General Bill, By Hutto 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE NONGAME AND ENDANGERED 

SPECIES CONSERVATION ACT, SO AS TO RENAME THIS CHAPTER 

NONGAME AND ENDANGERED SPECIES , TO DESIGNATE THE CHAP- 

TER S EXISTING SECTIONS AS ARTICLE 1 NONGAME AND ENDAN- 

GERED WILDLIFE SPECIES , TO DELETE THE SECTION THAT 

REGULATES ALLIGATOR HUNTING, CONTROL, AND MANAGEMENT, 

AND TO ADD ARTICLE 3 TO THIS CHAPTER WHICH IS ENTITLED THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA CAPTIVE ALLIGATOR PROPAGATION ACT WHICH 

ALLOWS THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES TO REGULATE 

THE BUSINESS OF PROPAGATING ALLIGATORS FOR COMMERCIAL 

PURPOSES AND THE HUNTING, CONTROL, AND MANAGEMENT OF 

ALLIGATORS.








CINCTS IN CHESTER COUNTY, SO AS TO REDESIGNATE CERTAIN PRE- 

CINCTS, TO DESIGNATE A MAP NUMBER ON WHICH THE NAMES OF 

THESE PRECINCTS MAY BE FOUND AND MAINTAINED BY THE 

OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND STATISTICS OF THE STATE BUDGET AND 

CONTROL BOARD, AND TO CORRECT ARCHAIC LANGUAGE. 





OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO CONFIDENTIALITY OF RECORDS, SO AS 

TO CLARIFY THAT THE RELEASE OF NONIDENTIFYING INFORMA- 

TION TO AN ADOPTEE, REGARDING THE HEALTH AND MEDICAL HIS- 

TORY OF AN ADOPTEE S BIOLOGICAL PARENTS, IS ALWAYS IN THE 

BEST INTEREST OF THE PERSONS CONCERNED, AND TO REQUIRE AN 

AGENCY TO RELEASE THE NONIDENTIFYING INFORMATION TO THE 

ADOPTEE. 



S 0717 Joint Resolution, By Matthews, Williams and Hembree 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO IMPOSE A MORATORIUM, IN EFFECT UNTIL 

DECEMBER 31, 2017, ON THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVI- 

RONMENTAL CONTROL ISSUING PERMITS TO CONSTRUCT CERTAIN 

NEW CLASS 3 LANDFILLS OR TO REPLACE OR EXPAND CERTAIN 

EXISTING CLASS 3 LANDFILLS AND ON THE DEPARTMENT ISSUING 

APPROVALS TO INCREASE THE ANNUAL DISPOSAL RATE AT CERTAIN 

CLASS 3 LANDFILLS; AND TO REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT TO 

REPORT ON PERMIT APPLICATIONS AFFECTED BY THE MORATO- 

RIUM. 





BY ADDING SECTION 56-7-37 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A DRIVER OF A 

MOTOR VEHICLE MAY BE FOUND LIABLE OF A CIVIL PENALTY FOR 

VIOLATIONS REGARDING PASSING OR OVERTAKING A SCHOOL BUS 

IF THE VIOLATION IS CAPTURED ON A VIDEO RECORDING DEVICE 

MOUNTED ON THE SCHOOL BUS, TO PROVIDE PENALTIES, AND TO 

PROVIDE THE EVIDENTIARY PROCESS AND THE PROCESS BY WHICH 

A PERSON RECEIVES SERVICE OF PROCESS. 




S 0721 Resolution, By Shealy, Setzler, Courson, Cromer and Massey 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE LEXING- 

TON HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL TEAM, COACHES, AND SCHOOL OFFI- 

CIALS FOR AN OUTSTANDING SEASON AND TO CONGRATULATE 

THEM ON WINNING THE 2013 CLASS AAAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 

TITLE. 




SO AS TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA SCHOOL CHOICE PILOT 

PROGRAM FOR CERTAIN STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 2013 

; BY ADDING ARTICLE 12 TO CHAPTER 63, TITLE 59 SO AS TO CREATE 

A PILOT PROGRAM FOR GRANTING SCHOLARSHIPS OF A CERTAIN 

AMOUNT OF STATE FUNDS TO CHILDREN WITH CERTAIN DISABILI- 

TIES TO ATTEND NONPUBLIC SCHOOLS, AND TO REQUIRE THE STATE 

BOARD OF EDUCATION TO ADOPT RULES AND PROMULGATE REGU- 

LATIONS TO ESTABLISH THE PILOT PROGRAM. 






SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE PROCEDURE FOR 

ANNEXATION OF SPECIAL PURPOSE DISTRICTS, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

FOR AN ADDITIONAL METHOD OF ANNEXATION BY RESOLUTION OF 

A SPECIAL PURPOSE DISTRICT WHEN A PREEXISTING MUNICIPALITY 

ANNEXES A MAJORITY OF THE POPULATION OF THE DISTRICT OR 

WHEN A MUNICIPALITY INCORPORATES A MAJORITY OF THE POPU- 

LATION OF A DISTRICT. 





A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE CARDINAL 

NEWMAN MEN S SOCCER TEAM, COACHES, AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS 

FOR AN OUTSTANDING SEASON AND TO CONGRATULATE THEM ON 

CAPTURING THE 2013 SCISA CLASS 3A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


S 0725 Resolution, By Scott 



ING OF PASTOR BOBBY WATKINS AND TO EXTEND THE DEEPEST 

SYMPATHY TO HIS FAMILY AND MANY FRIENDS. 




A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE A.C. FLORA 

HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL TEAM, COACHES, AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS 


WINNING THE 2013 CLASS AAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


S 0720 Resolution, By Allen and Sheheen 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JIL LITTLEJOHN 

OF GREENVILLE COUNTY ON HER HISTORIC ACHIEVEMENT OF 

BEING THE FIRST FEMALE AND FIRST AFRICAN-AMERICAN 

APPOINTED PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF THE 

URBAN LEAGUE OF THE UPSTATE, AND FOR HER SIGNIFICANT CON- 

TRIBUTIONS TO THE GREENVILLE COMMUNITY. 

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A SENATE RESOLUTION TO HONOR DR. SHIRLEY A. WATSON, PRINCI- 

PAL OF L. W. CONDER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, FOR HER THIRTY-FIVE 

YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE AS AN EDUCATOR AND ADMINIS- 

TRATOR IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM, TO CONGRATULATE HER 

ON THE OCCASION OF HER RETIREMENT, AND TO WISH HER WELL IN 

HER FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 




A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE LAKE 

WATEREE HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY FOR 

OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN THE COMMUNITY AND CON- 

GRATULATE THE ASSOCIATION ON THE CELEBRATION OF ITS


TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF DISTINGUISHED SERVICE IN FAIR- 

FIELD COUNTY. 



A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND PASTOR 

WINDELL RODGERS FOR HIS FAITHFUL SERVICE TO MOUNT CAL- 

VARY BAPTIST CHURCH IN GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA, AND TO 

CONGRATULATE HIM AND HIS CONGREGATION FOR FIFTEEN YEARS 

OF MINISTRY TOGETHER. 



A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND BLYTHE 

ACADEMY OF LANGUAGES IN GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA 

UPON BEING NAMED THE 2012 INTERNATIONAL SPANISH ACADEMY 

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF THE YEAR AND TO DECLARE MAY 24, 

2013, AS BLYTHE ACADEMY OF LANGUAGES DAY IN GREENVILLE. 




CURTIS L. JOHNSON FOR HIS FAITHFUL SERVICE TO VALLEY BROOK 

OUTREACH BAPTIST CHURCH IN PELZER, SOUTH CAROLINA, AND 

TO CONGRATULATE HIM AND HIS CONGREGATION FOR TWENTY 

YEARS OF MINISTRY TOGETHER. 




06/04/13 House Recalled from Committee on Medical, Military, Public 





S 0733 Concurrent Resolution, By Cromer, Courson, Shealy, Setzler and 

Massey 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE STU- 

DENTS, ADMINISTRATORS, FACULTY, STAFF, AND PARENTS OF LAKE 

MURRAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF LEXINGTON COUNTY FOR THEIR 

OUTSTANDING WORK AND TO CONGRATULATE THEM FOR BEING 

SELECTED AS A LIGHTHOUSE SCHOOL. 



S 0734 Concurrent Resolution, By Cromer, Courson, Shealy, Setzler and 

Massey 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE STU- 

DENTS, ADMINISTRATORS, FACULTY, STAFF, AND PARENTS OF SAXE 

GOTHA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF LEXINGTON COUNTY FOR THEIR 







BY ADDING SECTION 11-43-165 SO AS TO REQUIRE THE SOUTH CARO- 

LINA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (DOT) TO TRANSFER TO 

THE SOUTH CAROLINA TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE BANK 

(SIB) FROM NON-TAX SOURCES AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO THE 

AMOUNT OF GENERAL FUND REVENUE APPROPRIATED TO DOT IN 

THE ANNUAL GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT FOR HIGHWAY ENGI- 

NEERING PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS , TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

AMOUNT APPROPRIATED TO DOT IN THE ANNUAL GENERAL APPRO- 

PRIATIONS ACT FOR HIGHWAY ENGINEERING PERMANENT 

IMPROVEMENTS ARE NOT SUBJECT TO ANY ACROSS THE BOARD 

REDUCTIONS, TO REQUIRE SIB TO USE THE TRANSFERRED FUNDS 

SOLELY TO FINANCE BRIDGE REPLACEMENT, REHABILITATION 

PROJECTS, AND EXPANSION AND IMPROVEMENTS TO EXISTING 

MAINLINE INTERSTATES, TO PROVIDE THAT DOT SHALL SUBMIT A 

LIST OF APPROPRIATE PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS TO SIB, AND 

TO PROVIDE THAT THE FUNDS TRANSFERRED PURSUANT TO THIS 

SECTION MAY NOT BE EXPENDED ON ANY PROJECT APPROVED BY 

SIB BEFORE JULY 1, 2013. 




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COSMETOLOGY, RELATING TO REQUIREMENTS OF LICENSURE IN 

THE FIELD OF COSMETOLOGY (EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS), 

DESIGNATED AS REGULATION DOCUMENT NUMBER 4336, PURSU- 

ANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 23, TITLE 1 OF THE 

1976 CODE. 


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S 0735 Resolution, By Williams 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE MR. LEROY GREGG OF 

MARION, SOUTH CAROLINA UPON HIS NINETIETH BIRTHDAY AND 

TO WISH HIM A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AND MUCH HAPPI- 

NESS IN THE DAYS AHEAD. 


S 0736 Resolution, By Johnson, McElveen, Alexander, Allen, Bennett, 



Jackson, Leatherman, Lourie, Malloy, L. Martin, S. Martin, Massey, 

Matthews, McGill, Nicholson, O Dell, Peeler, Pinckney, Rankin, Reese, Scott, 



A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE THE REVEREND DR. 

JAMES B. BLASSINGAME, PASTOR OF MOUNT ZION MISSIONARY 

BAPTIST CHURCH, ON BEING ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE BAPTIST 

EDUCATIONAL & MISSIONARY CONVENTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 


S 0737 Resolution, By Matthews and Pinckney 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR CHARLES 

LUCAS, MAYOR PRO TEM OF THE CITY OF WALTERBORO, UPON THE 

OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT AS A PUBLIC OFFICIAL AFTER EIGHT 

YEARS OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE ON THE WALTERBORO CITY 

COUNCIL, AND WISH HIM CONTINUED SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN 



S 0738 General Bill, By Peeler, Alexander and Hayes 


BY ADDING SECTION 2-20-32 SO AS TO PROVIDE THE METHOD OF 

DETERMINING THE LEGAL RESIDENCE OF A CANDIDATE FOR A NON- 

JUDICIAL OFFICE FILLED BY A VOTE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. 



S 0739 General Bill, By Hutto




BY ADDING SECTION 23-1-240 SO AS TO DEFINE NECESSARY TERMS, 

TO PROVIDE THAT CERTAIN STATEMENTS MADE DURING QUESTION- 

ING, INTERROGATION, OR CUSTODIAL INTERROGATION OF CERTAIN 

CRIMINAL OFFENSES MUST BE RECORDED, TO PROVIDE THAT A 

COURT MUST INSTRUCT A JURY THAT IT MAY DRAW AN ADVERSE 

INFERENCE FOR A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER WHO FAILS TO 

RECORD A STATEMENT AS REQUIRED, TO PROVIDE THE CIRCUM- 

STANCES IN WHICH A PERSON S STATEMENT MAY BE USED FOR 

IMPEACHMENT PURPOSES, TO PROVIDE THE CIRCUMSTANCES 

WHEN A STATEMENT OBTAINED IN ANOTHER STATE OR BY THE FED- 

ERAL GOVERNMENT IS ADMISSIBLE IN THIS STATE, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT AN INAUDIBLE PORTION OF AN ELECTRONIC 

RECORDING DOES NOT RENDER IT INADMISSIBLE. 



S 0740 Concurrent Resolution, By Sheheen and Lourie 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TO HONOR AND REMEMBER 

THE SUPREME SACRIFICE MADE BY DEPUTY SHERIFF ERNEST 

CHRISTIAN CHRIS POTTER, III OF THE KERSHAW COUNTY SHERIFF S 

DEPARTMENT BY ERECTING APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS 

ALONG I-20 IN KERSHAW COUNTY AT MILE MARKER 87.9 EAST AND 

THE CORRESPONDING MILE MARKER ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE 

HIGHWAY THAT CONTAIN THE WORDS IN MEMORY OF DEPUTY 

SHERIFF ERNEST CHRISTIAN CHRIS POTTER, III . 






S 0741 Concurrent Resolution, By Turner 




51 ALONG INTERSTATE HIGHWAY 26 IN LAURENS COUNTY LT. GOV- 

ERNOR NICK AND EMILIE THEODORE INTERCHANGE AND ERECT 

APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS AT THIS INTERCHANGE THAT 

CONTAIN THE WORDS LT. GOVERNOR NICK AND EMILIE THEODORE 

INTERCHANGE . 




A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE THAT PURSUANT TO SEC- 

TION 9, ARTICLE III, OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THIS STATE, 1895, 

WHEN THE RESPECTIVE HOUSES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 

ADJOURN ON THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2013, NOT LATER THAN 5:00 P.M., 

OR ANYTIME EARLIER, EACH HOUSE SHALL STAND ADJOURNED TO 

MEET IN STATEWIDE SESSION AT 12:00 NOON ON TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 

2013, AND CONTINUE IN STATEWIDE SESSION, IF NECESSARY, UNTIL 

NOT LATER THAN 5:00 P.M. ON THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 2013, FOR THE 

CONSIDERATION OF CERTAIN SPECIFIED MATTERS, AND TO PROVIDE 

THAT WHEN THE RESPECTIVE HOUSES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 

ADJOURN NOT LATER THAN 12:00 NOON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 

2014, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL STAND ADJOURNED SINE DIE. 









S 0745 Concurrent Resolution, By Peeler, Alexander, McGill and Hayes 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO FIX WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 2013, AT 

12:00 NOON, AS THE DATE AND TIME FOR THE HOUSE OF REPRESEN- 

TATIVES AND THE SENATE TO MEET IN JOINT SESSION IN THE HALL 

OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECT- 

ING A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR COASTAL CARO- 

LINA UNIVERSITY, FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, SEAT 5, FOR A 

TERM TO EXPIRE IN 2017, AND A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF TRUST- 

EES FOR THE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA, SIXTH 

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, LAY SEAT, FOR A TERM TO EXPIRE IN 

2016; AND TO ESTABLISH A PROCEDURE REGARDING NOMINATIONS 

AND SECONDING SPEECHES FOR THE CANDIDATES FOR THESE 

OFFICES DURING THE JOINT SESSION. 




A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE MR. AND MRS. WELDON 

F. FALLAW OF LEXINGTON COUNTY ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR 

GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY AND TO EXTEND BEST WISHES 

FOR MANY MORE YEARS OF BLESSING AND FULFILLMENT. 




JOSEPH C. SAUNDERS FOR HIS FAITHFUL SERVICE TO LITTLE RIVER 

BAPTIST CHURCH IN SALEM, SOUTH CAROLINA AND TO CONGRATU- 

LATE HIM FOR FIFTY YEARS OF MINISTRY. 


S 0743 Concurrent Resolution, By Coleman 



HIGHWAY 72 IN CHESTER COUNTY FROM ITS NORTHEASTERN 

INTERSECTION WITH THE J. A. COCHRAN BYPASS TO THE CHESTER- 

YORK COUNTY LINE THE PAUL G. CAMPBELL, SR. HIGHWAY AND 

ERECT APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS ALONG THIS PORTION OF 

HIGHWAY THAT CONTAIN THE WORDS PAUL G. CAMPBELL, SR. 

HIGHWAY . 






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S 0747 Concurrent Resolution, By Rankin 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE PATRICIA F. PATTI 

HUDSON OF CONWAY UPON THE OCCASION OF HER RETIREMENT, 

TO COMMEND HER FOR HER THIRTY-THREE YEARS OF DEDICATED 

SERVICE AS AN EDUCATOR, AND TO WISH HER MUCH HAPPINESS 

AND FULFILLMENT IN ALL HER FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 





BY ADDING ARTICLE 3 TO CHAPTER 30, TITLE 44 SO AS TO BE ENTI- 

TLED IMMUNITY FROM LIABILITY FOR PROVIDING FREE HEALTH 

CARE SERVICES , AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE SERVICES OF A 

HEALTH CARE PROVIDER TREATING A PATIENT FREE OF CHARGE 

ARE DEEMED TO BE WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THE GOOD SAMARITAN 

STATUTE; TO REENTITLE CHAPTER 30, TITLE 44 AS HEALTH CARE 

PROFESSIONALS ; AND TO DESIGNATE SECTIONS 44-30-10 THROUGH 

44-30-90 AS ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 30, TITLE 44, ENTITLED HEALTH 

CARE PROFESSIONAL COMPLIANCE ACT. 





S 0749 Concurrent Resolution, By Courson, Alexander, Bryant, Cromer, 

Hayes, Allen, Bright, Campsen, Coleman, Davis, Fair, Bennett, Cleary, 

Campbell, Corbin, Gregory, Grooms, Hembree, Hutto, Jackson, Johnson, 




A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO AWARD THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

MEDAL OF VALOR TO THOSE SOUTH CAROLINIANS WHO LOST 

THEIR LIVES WHILE SERVING IN THE ARMED FORCES DURING THE 

GLOBAL WAR ON TERRORISM. 




S 0750 Concurrent Resolution, By Alexander, Rankin and Hutto 


HONORABLE DAVID A. WRIGHT OF LEXINGTON COUNTY, COMMIS- 

SIONER FOR THE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT ON THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, AND TO COM- 

MEND HIM FOR HIS SERVICE TO THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 





HONORABLE RANDY MITCHELL FOR HIS SERVICE AS A COMMIS- 

SIONER OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION 

AND HIS LIFELONG SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 





HONORABLE MIGNON L. CLYBURN, COMMISSIONER FOR THE FED- 

ERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION, AND TO CONGRATULATE 

HER UPON HER SELECTION AS FIRST ACTING CHAIRWOMAN OF THE 

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION. 



S 0753 Resolution, By Rankin 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO ACKNOWLEDGE AND COMMEND THE 

NOTEWORTHY CONTRIBUTIONS THAT DAN GRAY OF HORRY 

COUNTY HAS MADE TO HIS COMMUNITY AND TO THE GREAT STATE 

OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 


S 0754 General Bill, By Davis 


TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE ANNUAL REPORT 

CARDS FOR SCHOOLS, TO PROVIDE THAT PARTICULAR DATA MUST 

BE COMPILED FOR MILITARY CONNECTED CHILDREN AND TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT THE DATA MUST BE COMPILED IN A REPORT AVAILABLE 

TO THE PUBLIC. 





LINA, 1976, RELATING TO OBTAINING OR USING PERSONAL INFOR- 

MATION OBTAINED FROM A STATE AGENCY FOR COMMERCIAL 

SOLICITATION, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE SECTION APPLIES TO 

STATE AND LOCAL AGENCIES. 


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ING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, BY 

ADDING SECTION 44-6-35, TO PROVIDE THAT MILITARY FAMILIES 

MAY ENROLL IN A MEDICAID HOME AND COMMUNITY BASED 

WAIVER PROGRAM IN THIS STATE IF SOUTH CAROLINA IS THEIR 

STATE OF LEGAL RESIDENCE, AND TO ALLOW THEM TO MAINTAIN 

ENROLLMENT IF THE FAMILY IS STATIONED OUTSIDE OF SOUTH 

CAROLINA. 



S 0757 Concurrent Resolution, By Hembree, Reese, Shealy, Williams, 

Malloy, Campbell, Grooms, Verdin, Hayes, Bennett, Gregory, Nicholson, 

Campsen, Ford, Allen, McGill, Coleman, McElveen, Alexander, Pinckney, 

Turner, Hutto, Young, Cleary, Sheheen, Massey, Corbin, Rankin, Thurmond 

and Johnson 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE THE WIND ENERGY 

CAPABILITIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA AS PART OF A MULTI-SOURCE 

ENERGY STRATEGY AND HONOR THE PARTNERSHIP OF LOCAL GOV- 

ERNMENTS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GROUPS, AND THE PRIVATE 

SECTOR IN THE PURSUIT OF A CLEAN ENERGY SOURCE COMPONENT 

TO THIS OVERALL STRATEGY FOR THE FUTURE. 




S 0758 Resolution, By Hutto 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR OLIVER KER- 

MIT MCCARTER, JR., FOR HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO OUR STATE AND 

TO THE LIVES OF GENERATIONS OF STUDENTS AND CONGRATULATE 

HIM ON BEING NAMED THE 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA SPEECH-LAN- 

GUAGE-HEARING ASSOCIATION S AMBASSADOR. 


S 0759 Resolution, By Massey 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO DECLARE NOVEMBER 2013 THE PULMO- 

NARY HYPERTENSION AWARENESS MONTH IN SOUTH CAROLINA TO 

PROMOTE UNDERSTANDING OF THE GROWING RISK OF PULMO- 

NARY HYPERTENSION IN THE UNITED STATES. 



06/06/13 Senate Recalled from Committee on Medical Affairs 

06/06/13 Senate Adopted 

S 0760 Resolution, By Matthews and Pinckney 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DWAYNE BUCK- 

NER, MEMBER OF THE WALTERBORO CITY COUNCIL, UPON THE 

OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT AFTER FOUR YEARS OF DEDICATED 

SERVICE, AND TO WISH HIM CONTINUED SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS 



S 0761 Resolution, By Matthews 


A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND ISAIAH 

OWENS FOR HIS OUTSTANDING SERVICE IN THE MORTUARY PRO- 

FESSION FOR FORTY-FOUR YEARS AND FOR THE COMPASSION AND 

KINDNESS HE HAS RENDERED TO HIS COMMUNITY. 


S 0762 Concurrent Resolution, By Courson


A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE THE SOUTH CARO- 

LINA STUDENT LEGISLATURE TO USE THE CHAMBER OF THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA SENATE AND THE SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSE OF REPRE- 

SENTATIVES IN 2013 AT A DATE AND TIME DETERMINED BY THE 

PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE OF THE SENATE AND THE SPEAKER OF 

THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, AND TO PROVIDE THAT IF SUBSE- 

QUENT TO A DETERMINATION EITHER BODY IS IN SESSION, THE 

CHAMBERS MAY NOT BE USED AND ALTERNATE DATES AND TIMES 

MAY BE SELECTED BY THE PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE OF THE SEN- 

ATE AND THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 



06/04/13 Senate Recalled from Committee on Invitations SJ-9 





SO AS TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA PAY FOR SUCCESS PERFOR- 

MANCE ACCOUNTABILITY ACT BY ADDING CHAPTER 55 TO TITLE 11 

SO AS TO ESTABLISH THE TRUST FUND FOR PERFORMANCE 

ACCOUNTABILITY TO FUND PAY FOR SUCCESS CONTRACTS, 

WHEREBY THE STATE CONTRACTS WITH A PRIVATE-SECTOR ORGA- 

NIZATION TO ACHIEVE SPECIFICALLY DEFINED MEASUREABLE OUT- 

COMES IN WHICH THE STATE PAYS ONLY TO THE EXTENT THAT THE 

DESIRED OUTCOMES ARE ACHIEVED. 



S 0764 General Bill, By Alexander, Cromer and Malloy 


BY ADDING ARTICLE 2, CHAPTER 35, TITLE 43 SO AS TO CREATE THE 

VULNERABLE ADULT GUARDIAN AD LITEM PROGRAM WITHIN THE 

OFFICE ON AGING TO RECRUIT, TRAIN, AND SUPERVISE VOLUN- 

TEERS TO SERVE AS COURT APPOINTED GUARDIANS AD LITEM FOR 

VULNERABLE ADULTS IN ABUSE, NEGLECT, AND EXPLOITATION 

PROCEEDINGS; TO PROVIDE THE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF 

A GUARDIAN AD LITEM; TO PROVIDE THAT A GUARDIAN AD LITEM 

MAY BE A LAYPERSON OR AN ATTORNEY; TO PROVIDE QUALIFICA- 

TIONS TO BECOME A GUARDIAN AD LITEM; TO AUTHORIZE THE 

VULNERABLE ADULT GUARDIAN AD LITEM PROGRAM TO INTER- 

VENE IN PROCEEDINGS TO PETITION FOR REMOVAL OF A GUARDIAN 

AD LITEM UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS; TO PROVIDE THAT CER- 

TAIN INFORMATION, REPORTS, AND RECORDS MUST BE MADE 

AVAILABLE TO GUARDIANS AD LITEM BY CERTAIN STATE AND FED- 

ERAL AGENCIES, MEDICAL AND DENTAL PRACTITIONERS, AND 

FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS; TO PROVIDE THAT REPORTS AND INFOR- 

MATION COLLECTED AND MAINTAINED BY THE PROGRAM ARE 

CONFIDENTIAL AND TO PROVIDE FOR CIVIL IMMUNITY WHEN ACT- 

ING IN GOOD FAITH AND IN THE ABSENCE OF GROSS NEGLIGENCE; 

AND TO AMEND SECTION 43-35-45, RELATING, AMONG OTHER 

THINGS, TO THE APPOINTMENT OF AN ATTORNEY AND A GUARDIAN 

AD LITEM FOR A VULNERABLE ADULT IN A PROCEEDING, SO AS TO 

FURTHER PROVIDE THAT THE COURT SHALL APPOINT AN ATTORNEY 

FOR A LAY GUARDIAN AD LITEM AND THAT THE GUARDIAN AD 

LITEM MAY BE REMOVED IF THE VULNERABLE ADULT HAS THE 

CAPACITY TO ASSIST IN THE CASE. 





BY ADDING SECTION 56-2-107, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT STATE LAWS, 

ORDINANCES OF POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS, AND REGULATIONS 

PROMULGATED PURSUANT TO SUCH LAWS AND ORDINANCES LIM- 

ITING WHERE AND WHEN AN ALL TERRAIN VEHICLE (ATV) MAY 

OPERATE DO NOT APPLY TO AN ATV USED BY A LAW ENFORCEMENT 

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AGENCY IN CONNECTION WITH THE PERFORMANCE OF THE 

AGENCY S DUTIES AND PROVIDE A DEFINITION FOR ATV . 




A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE THE BLYTHE- 

WOOD GARDEN CLUB ON THE OCCASION OF ITS SIXTIETH ANNIVER- 

SARY AND TO COMMEND THE CLUB ON SIX DECADES OF 

CONTRIBUTING TO THE BEAUTIFICATION OF THE STATE OF SOUTH 

CAROLINA. 




A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR COACH GARY 

ROPER FOR HIS OUTSTANDING CAREER AND TO THANK HIM FOR HIS 

MANY YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE TO THE YOUTH OF SOUTH 

CAROLINA. 


S 0768 Concurrent Resolution, By Peeler 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR SER- 

GEANT WILLIAM DON RHODES OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA STATE 

TRANSPORT POLICE, UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT, 

AND TO EXTEND SINCERE APPRECIATION FOR HIS DEDICATION TO 

THE CAUSE OF TRUCK SAFETY, EDUCATION, INDUSTRY PROFES- 

SIONAL DEVELOPMENT, REASONABLE ENFORCEMENT PRACTICES, 

AND GENUINE DEVOTION TO HIS DUTIES, AND TO WISH HIM CON- 

TINUED SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN ALL HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 




A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION URGING THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF 

EDUCATION AND THE SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 

AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL TO ENCOURAGE ALL SCHOOLS TO 

PARTICIPATE IN A SCHOOL-BASED INFLUENZA VACCINATION PRO- 

GRAM. 



S 0770 Resolution, By Rankin 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE CAROL FOXWORTH 

CHESTNUT OF CONWAY UPON THE OCCASION OF HER RETIREMENT, 

TO COMMEND HER FOR HER FORTY-TWO YEARS OF DEDICATED SER- 

VICE AS AN EDUCATOR, AND TO WISH HER MUCH HAPPINESS AND 

FULFILLMENT IN ALL HER FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 




ING TO CHILDREN S SERVICES, BY ADDING ARTICLE 21, TO CREATE 

THE MILITARY CONNECTED CHILDREN S WELFARE TASK FORCE 

AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE COMPOSITION AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF 

THE TASK FORCE. 





TO INSPECTIONS OF CHILDCARE FACILITIES, TO PROVIDE FOR 

ANNUAL INSPECTIONS OF CHILDCARE FACILITIES BY THE DEPART- 

MENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES. 





A BILL TO AMEND CHAPTER 7, TITLE 1 OF THE 1976 CODE, RELATING 

TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL AND SOLICITORS, TO ENACT ARTICLE 

2, THE TRANSPARENCY IN PRIVATE ATTORNEY CONTRACTS ACT , TO 

PROVIDE DEFINITIONS, TO PROVIDE THAT THE STATE MAY NOT 

ENTER INTO CONTINGENCY FEE CONTRACTS WITHOUT A WRITTEN 

DETERMINATION BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, TO SET THE MAXI- 

MUM FOR CONTINGENCY FEE CONTRACTS, TO PROVIDE FOR CER- 

TAIN REQUIREMENTS THAT MUST BE MET DURING THE TERM OF 

THE CONTRACT, AND TO PROVIDE THAT BY FEBRUARY FIRST OF 

EACH YEAR, THE ATTORNEY GENERAL SHALL SUBMIT A REPORT TO 

THE PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE OF THE SENATE, THE SPEAKER OF 

THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, AND THE GOVERNOR DESCRIB- 

ING THE USE OF CONTINGENCY FEE CONTRACTS WITH PRIVATE 

ATTORNEYS IN THE PRECEDING CALENDAR YEAR AND TO PROVIDE 

FOR THE CONTENTS OF THE REPORT; TO AMEND SECTION 15-36-100, 

RELATING TO ACTIONS FOR PROFESSIONAL NEGLIGENCE, TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT A DEFENDANT WHO FILES A COUNTERCLAIM ASSERTING 

A CLAIM FOR PROFESSIONAL NEGLIGENCE SHALL FILE THE 

REQUIRED AFFIDAVIT; TO AMEND CHAPTER 79, TITLE 15, RELATING 

TO MEDICAL MALPRACTICE ACTIONS, BY ADDING SECTION 15-79- 

135 TO PROVIDE THAT EVIDENCE OFFERED TO PROVE PAST MEDI- 

CAL EXPENSES SHALL BE LIMITED TO EVIDENCE OF THE AMOUNTS 

ACTUALLY PAID TO SATISFY THE BILLS THAT HAVE BEEN SATISFIED 

AND EVIDENCE OF THE AMOUNTS ACTUALLY NECESSARY TO SAT- 

ISFY THE BILLS THAT HAVE BEEN INCURRED BUT NOT YET SATIS- 

FIED; TO AMEND CHAPTER 135, TITLE 44, RELATING TO THE 

ASBESTOS AND SILICA CLAIMS PROCEDURE ACT OF 2006, BY ADD- 

ING SECTION 44-135-65 TO DEFINE ASBESTOS TRUST CLAIM , TO 

PROVIDE THAT A CLAIMANT SHALL PROVIDE TO ALL OF THE PAR- 

TIES IN AN ASBESTOS TORT ACTION A SWORN STATEMENT BY THE 

CLAIMANT, UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY, IDENTIFYING ALL EXIST- 

ING ASBESTOS TRUST CLAIMS MADE BY OR ON BEHALF OF THE 

CLAIMANT AND ALL TRUST CLAIMS MATERIAL PERTAINING TO 

EACH IDENTIFIED ASBESTOS TRUST CLAIM, AND TO PROVIDE THE 

MANNER IN WHICH A DEFENDANT MAY MAKE A MOTION TO STAY 

THE PROCEEDINGS OF AN ASBESTOS TORT ACTION AND OTHER 

PROCEDURES RELATED TO A DEFENDANT S MOTION TO STAY THE 

PROCEEDINGS; TO AMEND CHAPTER 1, TITLE 56, RELATING TO 

DRIVER S LICENSES, BY ADDING SECTION 56-1-2165 TO PROVIDE 

THAT NO PERSON OR ENTITY WHO EMPLOYS OR CONTRACTS WITH 

A PERSON WHO HOLDS A VALID COMMERCIAL DRIVER S LICENSE 

SHALL BE HELD LIABLE IN ANY CIVIL ACTION ARISING OUT HIS 

OPERATION OF ANY MOTOR VEHICLE ON ANY THEORY OF NEGLI- 

GENT HIRING, NEGLIGENT RETENTION, OR NEGLIGENT ENTRUST- 

MENT, PROVIDED THE PERSON MEETS ALL OF THE REQUIREMENTS 

OF CFR PARTS 383 AND 391 AT THE TIME OF THE ACCIDENT AND AT 

THE TIME OF HIRING, WITH CERTAIN EXCEPTIONS AND NO PERSON 

OR ENTITY WHO EMPLOYS OR CONTRACTS WITH A PERSON WHO 

DRIVES A MOTOR VEHICLE SHALL BE HELD LIABLE IN ANY CIVIL 

ACTION ARISING OUT HIS OPERATION OF ANY MOTOR VEHICLE ON 

ANY THEORY OF NEGLIGENT TRAINING OR SUPERVISION WITH CER- 

TAIN EXCEPTIONS; TO AMEND CHAPTER 5, TITLE 56, RELATING TO 

THE UNIFORM ACT REGULATING TRAFFIC ON HIGHWAYS, BY ADD- 

ING SECTION 56-5-6255 TO PROVIDE THAT A VIOLATION OF A REGU- 

LATION ENACTED UNDER THE MOTOR VEHICLE TRAFFIC AND 

SAFETY STATUTES AND REGULATIONS OF THIS STATE, OR THE FED- 

ERAL MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY REGULATIONS, OR A CONVICTION 

OF A MOVING VIOLATION DOES NOT CONSTITUTE GROSS NEGLI- 

GENCE, RECKLESSNESS, OR WILLFUL CONDUCT PER SE, BUT MAY 

BE USED AS EVIDENCE OF SUCH CONDUCT; AND TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 56-5-6540, RELATING TO ADMISSIBILITY AS EVIDENCE OF NEG- 

LIGENCE IN A CIVIL ACTION, TO REMOVE THE PROVISION THAT A 

VIOLATION OF THIS ARTICLE IS NOT NEGLIGENCE PER SE OR CON- 

TRIBUTORY NEGLIGENCE, AND IT IS NOT ADMISSIBLE AS EVIDENCE 

IN A CIVIL ACTION. 


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A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR CAYCE UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH FOR ITS MINISTRY IN THE COMMUNITY AND 

TO CONGRATULATE THE PASTOR AND THE CONGREGATION UPON 

THE CHURCH S CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY. 


S 0775 Concurrent Resolution, By Turner, Allen, Fair, L. Martin, Verdin 

and Corbin 



OF TRANSPORTATION NAME THE INTERCHANGE LOCATED AT THE 

INTERSECTION OF INTERSTATE HIGHWAY 85 AND INTERSTATE HIGH- 

WAY 385 IN GREENVILLE COUNTY LT. GOVERNOR NICK AND EMILIE 

THEODORE INTERCHANGE AND ERECT APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR 

SIGNS AT THIS INTERCHANGE THAT CONTAIN THE WORDS LT. GOV- 

ERNOR NICK AND EMILIE THEODORE INTERCHANGE . 






UPON THE PASSING OF LEONARD PRICE OF KERSHAW AND TO 


FRIENDS. 


06/06/13 House Introduced, adopted, returned with concurrence 

S 0777 General Bill, By Shealy, Hembree and Bennett 


TO THE EXEMPTIONS OF CERTAIN ACTIVITIES FROM THE ANIMAL 

FIGHTING AND BAITING ACT, TO DELETE THE EXEMPTION OF BEAR- 

BAYING ; AND TO AMEND SECTION 50-11-430, RELATING TO BEAR 

HUNTING AND UNLAWFUL ACTS IN REGARD TO BEARS INCLUDING 

A PROVISION THAT IT IS UNLAWFUL TO POSSESS A CAPTIVE BEAR 

EXCEPT BY PERMIT ISSUED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL 

RESOURCES, TO PROVIDE THAT A CAPTIVE BEAR FOR WHICH A PER- 

MIT HAS BEEN ISSUED AND WHICH UPON INFORMATION AND 

BELIEF OF THE DEPARTMENT HAS BEEN OR IS BEING USED FOR THE 

PURPOSE OF BEAR-BAYING MUST BE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY BY 

THE DEPARTMENT, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT SHALL 

MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO PLACE THESE BEARS IN A SUITABLE ENVI- 

RONMENT, INCLUDING ZOOS OR ANIMAL PARKS WITHIN OR OUT- 

SIDE THIS STATE. 



S 0778 General Bill, By Hembree 

A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 56-5-2953(A), THE CODE OF LAWS OF 

SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE VIDEO RECORDING OF A 

PERSON WHO VIOLATES SECTION 56-5-2930, 56-5-2922, OR 56-5-2945, 

SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A VIDEO RECORDING AT A BREATH TEST 

SITE DOES NOT HAVE TO INCLUDE A PERSON S CONDUCT DURING 

THE REQUIRED TWENTY-MINUTE PRE-TEST WAITING PERIOD IF THE 

PERSON REFUSES TO TAKE THE TEST. 





ING TO GAMBLING AND LOTTERIES, BY ADDING SECTION 16-19-60, 

TO PROVIDE THAT CERTAIN SOCIAL CARD AND DICE GAMES ARE 

NOT UNLAWFUL.





A SENATE RESOLUTION TO PROCLAIM THE MONTH OF JUNE AS THE 

SALVATION ARMY OF GREENWOOD MONTH IN RECOGNITION OF 

THE CORPS SEVENTY-FIFTH YEAR OF SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY. 




A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE QUINCY PRUITT KNIGH- 

TON OF BEAUFORT COUNTY, UPON THE OCCASION OF HER ONE 

HUNDREDTH BIRTHDAY, AND TO WISH HER A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY 

CELEBRATION AND MANY MORE YEARS OF CONTINUED HEALTH 

AND HAPPINESS. 


S 0782 Concurrent Resolution, By Malloy and McElveen 




120 ALONG UNITED STATES HIGHWAY 20 IN LEE COUNTY STATE REP- 

RESENTATIVE GRADY A. BROWN INTERCHANGE AND ERECT APPRO- 

PRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS AT THIS EXIT THAT CONTAIN THE 

WORDS STATE REPRESENTATIVE GRADY A. BROWN INTERCHANGE . 


06/06/13 House Introduced 



Resolutions 

06/06/13 House Adopted, returned to Senate with concurrence 

S 0783 Resolution, By McElveen 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE ANGELINE LONEY OF 

SUMTER COUNTY ON THE OCCASION OF HER ONE HUNDREDTH 

BIRTHDAY, AND TO WISH HER A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION 

AND MANY YEARS OF CONTINUED HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. 


S 0784 Resolution, By Hutto 

A SENATE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE ORANGE- 

BURG PREPARATORY SCHOOLS VARSITY GIRLS SPORTING CLAYS 

TEAM, COACHES, AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS FOR AN OUTSTANDING 

SEASON AND TO CONGRATULATE THEM FOR WINNING THE 2013 

SOUTH CAROLINA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL ASSOCIATION AND THE 

2013 SOUTH CAROLINA YOUTH SHOOTING FOUNDATION STATE 

CHAMPIONSHIP TITLES. 


ASSOCIATIONS; AND TO AMEND THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAR- 

OLINA, 1976, BY ENACTING THE SOUTH CAROLINA HOMEOWNERS 

ASSOCIATION COOPERATION ACT. 






TO IN-STATE TUITION RATES FOR MILITARY PERSONNEL AND THEIR 

DEPENDENTS UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS, TO REVISE THE CRITE- 

RIA UNDER WHICH VETERANS WHO ARE HONORABLY DISCHARGED 

AND THEIR DEPENDENTS MAY RECEIVE IN-STATE TUITION RATES. 





TO NONECONOMIC DAMAGES LIMIT, TO PROVIDE FOR PERSONAL 

INJURY ACTIONS AGAINST DEFENDANTS AND TO MAKE TECHNICAL 

CHANGES; TO AMEND CHAPTER 32, TITLE 15, RELATING TO DAM- 

AGES, BY ADDING SECTION 15-32-250, TO PROVIDE FOR PLEADINGS 

IN CLAIMS FOR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, BY ADDING SECTION 15-32-260, 

TO PROVIDE FOR BIFURCATED TRIALS FOR AWARD OF DAMAGES, 

BY ADDING SECTION 15-32-270, TO LIMIT PUNITIVE DAMAGES, AND 

BY ADDING SECTION 15-35-280, TO PROVIDE RESTRICTIONS FOR 

AWARDING PUNITIVE DAMAGES; TO REPEAL ARTICLE 5, CHAPTER 

32, TITLE 15, RELATING TO PUNITIVE DAMAGES; TO AMEND CHAP- 

TER 3, TITLE 27, RELATING TO LIMITATION ON LIABILITY OF LAND- 

OWNERS, TO DEFINE TERMS RELATING TO THE CHAPTER AND TO 

PROVIDE FOR THE LIABILITY OF AN OWNER, LESSEE, OR OCCUPANT 

OF AGRICULTURAL LAND AND REAL PROPERTY; AND TO AMEND 

SECTION 37-3-106, RELATING TO THE DEFINITION OF LOANS, TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT A LOAN INCLUDES THE PROVISION OF A CASH ADVANCE 

OR FUNDS TO A PERSON IN EXCHANGE FOR THAT PERSON ASSIGN- 

ING, CONVEYING, OR OTHERWISE CONFERRING, TO THE PERSON OR 

ENTITY ADVANCING THE CASH ADVANCE OR FUNDS, THE RIGHT TO 

RECEIVE THE PROCEEDS, OR PART THEREOF, OF THE SETTLEMENT, 

INSURANCE PAYMENT, OR AWARD OF DAMAGES. 




A SENATE RESOLUTION TO HONOR AND RECOGNIZE OLD PILGRIM 

MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH IN SIMPSONVILLE, SOUTH CARO- 

LINA UPON ITS ONE HUNDRED FORTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY AND TO 

WISH MANY MORE YEARS OF HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS FOR THIS 

OUTSTANDING CONGREGATION. 




OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY CONDITION 

DISCLOSURE STATEMENT, SO AS TO INCLUDE INFORMATION ABOUT 

ANY REQUIREMENT THAT BY PURCHASING THE REAL PROPERTY 

THE PURCHASER MUST BECOME A MEMBER OF ONE OR MORE ASSO- 

CIATIONS AND ANY LIST OF FEES OR ASSESSMENTS THE PUR- 

CHASER IS REQUIRED TO PAY BY THE ASSOCIATION OR 

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SENATE - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

GENERAL JOINT CONCURRENT 

BILLS RESOLUTIONS RESOLUTIONS RESOLUTIONS TOTAL 

PASSED 38 7 76 152 273 

NOT PASSED 428 66 20 1 515 

TOTAL 466 73 96 153 788 

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HOUSE - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3000 Resolution, By Harrell and Lucas 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE A PROCEDURE FOR ALLOTTING 

SEATS TO MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FOR THE 

2013 AND 2014 SESSIONS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. 

12/04/12 House Introduced and adopted 

H 3001 Resolution, By Harrell, Lucas, Clemmons, Hardwick, Howard, 

Owens, Sandifer and White 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO ADOPT THE RULES OF THE HOUSE OF REP- 

RESENTATIVES FOR THE 2013 AND 2014 SESSIONS OF THE GENERAL 

ASSEMBLY. 


12/04/12 House Amended on floor 

H 3002 General Bill, By King and Southard 


BY ADDING SECTION 2-17-55 SO AS TO PROHIBIT THE OFFICE OF THE 

GOVERNOR FROM EXPENDING PUBLIC FUNDS TO HIRE OR CON- 

TRACT WITH A PERSON WHOSE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE LOBBYING 

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. 

12/11/12 House Prefiled 

12/11/12 House Referred to Committee on Judiciary 



H 3003 General Bill, By Rutherford, R.L. Brown and M.S. McLeod 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO ACCEPTABLE FORMS OF 

IDENTIFICATION REQUIRED OF A PERSON WHEN HE PRESENTS HIM- 

SELF TO VOTE, SO AS TO INCLUDE A COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY 

IDENTIFICATION CARD CONTAINING A PHOTOGRAPH AS ANOTHER 

FORM OF IDENTIFICATION AUTHORIZED TO BE ACCEPTED. 





01/10/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: M.S.McLeod 

H 3004 General Bill, By Pitts, Henderson, Atwater, McCoy and Ballentine 

Similar (S 0301, H 3027, H 3256) 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE CLASSIFICATION OF 

PROPERTY FOR PURPOSES OF PROPERTY TAX AND THE ASSESSMENT 

RATIOS APPLICABLE FOR EACH CLASS OF PROPERTY, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY OWNED BY AN ACTIVE DUTY 

MEMBER OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES ELIGIBLE 

FOR AND RECEIVING THE SPECIAL FOUR PERCENT ASSESSMENT 

RATIO ALLOWED OWNER-OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY 














02/05/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Ballentine 

H 3005 General Bill, By Sellers, R.L. Brown and M.S. McLeod 

Similar (S 0004, S 0067, H 3153) 

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THE EARLY VOTING PERIOD AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE TIMES DUR- 

ING WHICH AN ABSENTEE BALLOT MAY BE CAST. 






H 3006 Joint Resolution, By Clemmons, Southard and M.S. McLeod 



RELATING TO QUALIFICATIONS OF MEMBERS OF THE SENATE AND 

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT BEGINNING 

WITH THOSE HOUSE MEMBERS ELECTED AT THE 2014 GENERAL 

ELECTION OR WHO TAKE OFFICE AFTER THAT DATE, ONCE THESE 

PERSONS HAVE THEREAFTER SERVED FOUR FULL TERMS IN THE 

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OR HAVE THEREAFTER SERVED AT 

LEAST EIGHT YEARS IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN EITHER THE 

HOUSE OR THE SENATE, WHETHER OR NOT ANY OF THIS SERVICE 

HAS BEEN CONSECUTIVE, THEY ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO SERVE AS A 

MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES; AND TO PROVIDE 

BEGINNING WITH THOSE MEMBERS OF THE SENATE ELECTED AT 

THE 2014 GENERAL ELECTION OR WHO TAKE OFFICE AFTER THAT 

DATE, ONCE THESE PERSONS HAVE THEREAFTER SERVED TWO FULL 

TERMS IN THE SENATE OR HAVE THEREAFTER SERVED AT LEAST 

EIGHT YEARS IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN EITHER THE HOUSE 

OR THE SENATE, WHETHER OR NOT ANY OF THIS SERVICE HAS BEEN 

CONSECUTIVE, THEY ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO SERVE AS A MEMBER 

OF THE SENATE. 






H 3007 General Bill, By Clemmons and Southard 



BY ADDING SECTION 2-1-190 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON IS 

NOT ELIGIBLE FOR ELECTION TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 

IF THAT PERSON HAS SERVED FOUR TERMS IN THE SAME BODY, TO 

PROVIDE THAT A PERSON IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR ELECTION TO THE 

SENATE IF THAT PERSON HAS SERVED TWO TERMS IN THE SAME 

BODY, AND TO PROVIDE THAT A TERM SERVED FOR WHICH THE 

ELECTION WAS HELD BEFORE JANUARY 1, 2013, MAY NOT BE 






H 3008 General Bill, By Ballentine, Taylor, Southard, McCoy and M.S. 

McLeod 



BY ADDING SECTION 2-1-190 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON IS 

NOT ELIGIBLE FOR ELECTION TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 

IF THAT PERSON HAS SERVED SIX TERMS IN THE SAME BODY, TO 

PROVIDE THAT A PERSON IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR ELECTION TO THE 

SENATE IF THAT PERSON HAS SERVED FOUR TERMS IN THE SAME


BODY, AND TO PROVIDE THAT A TERM SERVED FOR WHICH THE 

ELECTION WAS HELD BEFORE JANUARY 1, 2013, MAY NOT BE 







H 3009 Joint Resolution, By Ballentine, Southard, McCoy, Long and M.S. 

McLeod 


ARTICLE III, OF THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, 

RELATING TO THE QUALIFICATIONS OF SENATORS AND MEMBERS 

OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SO AS TO AUTHORIZE THE 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO ENACT TERM LIMITATIONS FOR ITS MEM- 

BERS BY LAW. 






H 3010 General Bill, By Huggins, Southard and Long 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE APPOINTMENT, QUAL- 

IFICATION, IDENTIFICATION, AND CONDUCT OF A POLL WATCHER, 

SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A POLL WATCHER MUST BE A QUALIFIED 

VOTER IN THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 





H 3011 (Rat # 0031, Act # 0021) General Bill, By Whitmire, Long, Gilliard 

and Williams 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DESIGNATION OF PURPLE HEART 

DAY IN SOUTH CAROLINA, SO AS TO MOVE THE DAY FROM THE 

THIRD SATURDAY IN FEBRUARY TO THE SEVENTH DAY OF AUGUST 

IN ORDER TO COINCIDE WITH THE DATE GENERAL GEORGE WASH- 

INGTON ORIGINALLY AUTHORIZED THE AWARD. - ratified title 






01/23/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Gilliard, Williams 








03/15/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Shealy (ch), Allen, Johnson 





04/23/13 Senate Read third time and enrolled SJ-26 

05/02/13 Ratified R 31 



05/13/13 Act No. 21 

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H 3012 General Bill, By Clyburn 


BY ADDING CHAPTER 39 TO TITLE 4 SO AS TO ESTABLISH A CITIZEN 

RELATIONS COMMITTEE WITHIN EACH COUNTY, TO PROVIDE FOR 

EACH COMMITTEE S COMPOSITION, POWERS, AND DUTIES, AND TO 

AUTHORIZE THE CONTINUATION OF CURRENT COMMITTEES. 





H 3013 General Bill, By Clyburn, M.S. McLeod, Jefferson, Williams, Hosey 

and Gilliard 


BY ADDING SECTION 58-25-110 SO AS TO REQUIRE REGIONAL TRANS- 

PORTATION AUTHORITIES TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT PRO- 

GRAMS WITHIN THEIR SERVICE AREAS THAT MAKE PUBLIC 

TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE AT NO CHARGE FOR CERTAIN QUALI- 

FYING VETERANS. 





HJ-44 



HJ-143 

05/02/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Jefferson, Williams, 

Hosey, Gilliard 

05/02/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Putnam, Bedingfield, Loftis, 

Stringer, Forrester, Erickson, Gambrell, Gagnon, Thayer, 

Sandifer HJ-35 






H 3014 General Bill, By J.E. Smith, Bernstein, M.S. McLeod, McEachern, 

Weeks, Hart and Gilliard 


BY ADDING CHAPTER 29 TO TITLE 14 SO AS TO ENACT THE VETER- 

ANS TREATMENT COURT PROGRAM ACT , TO REQUIRE THE CRE- 

ATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF A VETERANS TREATMENT COURT 

PROGRAM IN EACH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, 

TO PROVIDE FOR THE APPOINTMENT, POWERS, AND DUTIES OF A 

VETERANS TREATMENT COURT JUDGE, AND TO PROVIDE FOR 

REQUIREMENTS FOR AN OFFENDER TO QUALIFY FOR ADMISSION TO 

A VETERANS TREATMENT COURT PROGRAM. 






04/10/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: McEachern, 

Weeks 


HJ-34 

04/17/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Hart, Gilliard 







04/25/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Massey (ch), Bennett, 

McElveen



SJ-20 


H 3015 General Bill, By Clemmons, Sellers, Bernstein, G.R. Smith and 

Putnam 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO AUTHORIZED INVESTMENTS 

OF POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS, SO AS TO AUTHORIZE INVESTMENT IN 

OBLIGATIONS OF AN ISRAELI CORPORATION, THE STATE OF ISRAEL, 

OR A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE OF ISRAEL, SO LONG 

AS THE OBLIGATION IS DENOMINATED IN UNITED STATES DOLLARS 

AND BEAR AN INVESTMENT GRADE RATING OF AT LEAST TWO 

NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED RATING SERVICES. 





01/09/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Putnam 

H 3016 General Bill, By Bowen, G.R. Smith, Daning, Long, M.S. McLeod 

and Rivers 


BY ADDING CHAPTER 75 TO TITLE 59 SO AS TO ESTABLISH COOPERA- 

TIVE DUAL CREDIT HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS WHICH WILL ENABLE 

STUDENTS TO CONCURRENTLY OBTAIN A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA 

AND BEGIN OR COMPLETE AN ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAM, MAS- 

TER A CERTIFICATE OR VOCATIONAL PROGRAM, OR EARN UP TO 

TWO YEARS OF COLLEGE CREDIT WITHIN FOUR YEARS, TO PROVIDE 

FOR THE MANNER IN WHICH THESE PROGRAMS SHALL BE FUNDED, 

AND TO PROVIDE FOR THEIR PILOT TESTING FOR A THREE YEAR 

PERIOD PRIOR TO THEIR CONVERSION STATEWIDE AS DETERMINED 

BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. 





HJ-45 


03/07/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Rivers 

H 3017 General Bill, By Ballentine, G.R. Smith and Huggins 


BY ADDING SECTION 11-11-275 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT IF THE 

BOARD OF ECONOMIC ADVISORS ADJUSTS ITS FORECAST FOR THE 

NEXT FISCAL YEAR AFTER THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES GIVES 

THIRD READING TO THE ANNUAL GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 

ANY INCREASE IN PROJECTED REVENUE ONLY MAY BE APPROPRI- 

ATED TO THE STATE NON-FEDERAL AID HIGHWAY FUND. 





H 3018 General Bill, By White, Erickson, Tallon, Allison, G.R. Smith and 

G.A. Brown 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO COUNTY TAX OFFICIALS, 

SO AS TO REDUCE THE OBLIGATION THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF 

REVENUE ANNUALLY SHALL EXAMINE RECORDS OF ASSESSORS, 




OF VIOLATIONS, SO AS TO REDUCE THE OBLIGATION THAT THE 

DEPARTMENT SHALL INITIATE COMPLAINTS, INVESTIGATIONS, AND 

PROSECUTIONS OF VIOLATIONS TO A PERMISSIVE AUTHORITY; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-37-30, RELATING TO THE ASSESSMENT OF MUL- 

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TIPLE TAXES TO BE LEVIED ON THE SAME ASSESSMENT, SO AS TO 

CHANGE THE DESIGNATION OF STATE TAXES TO COUNTY TAXES; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-37-266, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE HOME- 

STEAD EXEMPTION FOR DWELLINGS HELD IN TRUST, SO AS TO 

REQUIRE A COPY OF THE TRUST AGREEMENT BE PROVIDED; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-37-290, RELATING TO THE GENERAL HOME- 

STEAD EXEMPTION, SO AS TO CHANGE THE HOMESTEAD EXEMP- 

TION FROM PROPERTY TAXES FROM THE FIRST TEN THOUSAND 

DOLLARS TO THE FIRST FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS OF THE VALUE 

OF THE PRIMARY RESIDENCE OF A HOMEOWNER WHO IS SIXTY-FIVE 

YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER TO CONFORM WITH OTHER SECTIONS OF 

THE CODE, AND TO TRANSFER FROM THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL 

TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE THE AUTHORITY TO PROMUL- 

GATE RULES AND FORMS, AND THE OBLIGATION TO REIMBURSE 

THE STATE AGENCY OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION FOR 

EXPENSES INCURRED IN EVALUATING DISABILITY UNDER THE 

REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-450, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO THE BUSINESS INVENTORY TAX EXEMP- 

TION, SO AS TO REMOVE THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE AMOUNT OF 

REIMBURSEMENT ATTRIBUTED TO DEBT SERVICE BE REDISTRIB- 

UTED TO OTHER SEPARATE MILLAGES ONCE THE DEBT IS PAID, TO 

REQUIRE THE REIMBURSEMENT BE REDISTRIBUTED PROPORTION- 

ATELY TO THE SEPARATE MILLAGES LEVIED BY THE POLITICAL 

SUBDIVISIONS, TO DELETE THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE REDISTRI- 

BUTION BE ATTRIBUTED TO THE MILLAGE RATES IN THE YEAR 1987, 

AND TO REQUIRE THE ATTRIBUTION OF THE CURRENT TAX YEAR 

MILLAGE RATES; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-710, RELATING TO THE 

RETURN AND ASSESSMENT OF PERSONAL PROPERTY, SO AS TO 

DELETE OF FULL AGE AND OF SOUND MIND AS A QUALIFIER FOR 

EVERY PERSON WHO MUST LIST PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR TAXA- 

TION; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-715, RELATING TO THE FREQUENCY 

OF AD VALOREM TAXATION ON PERSONAL PROPERTY, SO AS TO 

ALLOW NEWLY ACQUIRED VEHICLES TO BE TAXED MORE THAN 

ONCE IN A TAX YEAR; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-760, RELATING TO 

STATEMENTS OF PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR TAXATION WHERE A 

PERSON REFUSES OR NEGLECTS TO DELIVER A STATEMENT OF PER- 

SONAL PROPERTY, SO AS TO ELIMINATE THE OBLIGATION AND TO 

ALLOW THE PERMISSIVE AUTHORITY FOR THE COUNTY AUDITOR 

TO ASCERTAIN AND RETURN A LIST OF THAT PERSON S PERSONAL 

PROPERTY AND TO ALLOW THAT HE MAY DENOTE REASONS FOR 

THE REFUSAL; TO REPEAL SECTION 12-37-850 RELATING TO THE 

REMOVAL OF THE JURISDICTION OF THE COURTS TO HEAR MATTERS 

ORIGINATED FROM THE TAXPAYER CONCERNING ALLEGATIONS OF 

FALSE RETURNS, TAX EVASION, OR FRAUD; TO AMEND SECTION 12- 

37-890, RELATING TO PERSONAL PROPERTY RETURNS FOR TAXATION 

PURPOSES, SO AS TO DELETE LANGUAGE LISTING ANIMALS AND 

VEHICLES AND REPLACE WITH DESIGNATION OF PROPERTY USED IN 

ANY BUSINESS TO BE RETURNED TO THE COUNTY IN WHICH IT IS 

SITUATED FOR TAXATION PURPOSES, AND TO REMOVE THE 

REQUIREMENT THAT ALL BANKERS CAPITAL OR PERSONAL ASSETS 



PURPOSES; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-900, AS AMENDED, RELATING 

TO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX RETURNS, SO AS TO DELETE THE DES- 

IGNATED DATES OF THE REQUIRED ANNUAL RETURNS OF PER- 

SONAL AND REAL PROPERTY TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR AND TO 

DELETE THE AUTHORITY OF THE COUNTY LEGISLATIVE DELEGA- 

TION TO WAIVE THE PENALTIES OF FAILURE TO MAKE THIS STATE- 

MENT; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-940, RELATING TO VALUATION OF 

ARTICLES OF PERSONAL PROPERTY, SO AS TO DELETE THE REQUIRE- 

MENT THAT MONEY AND BANK BILLAR VALUE AND THAT CREDITS 

BE VALUED AT THE FACE VALUE OF THE CONTRACT UNLESS THE 

PRINCIPAL BE PAYABLE AT A FUTURE TIME WITHOUT INTEREST AND 

CONTRACTS FOR THE DELIVERY OF SPECIFIC ARTICLES BE VALUED 

AT THE USUAL SELLING PRICE OF SUCH ITEMS; TO AMEND SECTION 

12-37-970, RELATING TO THE ASSESSMENT AND RETURN OF MER- 

CHANTS INVENTORIES, SO AS TO REMOVE MERCHANTS INVENTO-


RIES FROM THE REQUIRED ASSESSMENT OF PERSONAL PROPERTY 

FOR TAXATION PURPOSES; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-2420, RELAT- 

ING TO PROPERTY TAX RETURNS FOR AIRLINE COMPANIES, SO AS 

TO CHANGE THE DATE OF FILING FROM APRIL FIFTEENTH TO APRIL 

THIRTIETH, AND TO DELETE LANGUAGE DESIGNATING THE FILING 

DEADLINES FOR AIRLINES IN YEAR 1976; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37- 

2610, RELATING TO TAX YEAR OF MOTOR VEHICLES, SO AS TO 

REMOVE REFERENCES TO VEHICLE LICENSE AND REPLACE WITH 

VEHICLE REGISTRATIONS, TO REMOVE REFERENCES AND PROCE- 

DURES FOR TWO-YEAR VEHICLE LICENSES, TO PROVIDE AN EXCEP- 

TION FOR TRANSFER OF THE LICENSE FROM ONE VEHICLE TO 

ANOTHER, AND TO PROVIDE THAT NOTICES OF SALES BY DEALERS 

MUST BE MADE TO THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES RATHER 

THAN THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37- 

2630, RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLE TAXES, SO AS TO REQUIRE 

THAT AN OWNER OF A VEHICLE SHALL MAKE A PROPERTY TAX 

RETURN TO THE AUDITOR WITHIN FORTY-FIVE DAYS OF THE VEHI- 

CLE BECOMING TAXABLE IN A COUNTY; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37- 

2660, RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE REGISTRATIONS, SO 

AS TO REDUCE THE TIME THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES 

MUST PROVIDE A LIST OF LICENSE REGISTRATION APPLICATIONS TO 

THE COUNTY AUDITOR FROM NINETY TO SIXTY DAYS AND TO 

UPDATE THE REQUIRED FORM OF THE LISTINGS; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 12-37-2725, RELATING TO THE TRANSFER OF THE TITLE OF A 

VEHICLE TO ANOTHER STATE, SO AS TO CHANGE THE LOCATION OF 

THE RETURN OF THE LICENSE PLATE AND VEHICLE REGISTRATION 

FROM THE COUNTY AUDITOR TO THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR 

VEHICLES, AND TO DELINEATE THE PROCESS FOR OBTAINING A TAX 

REFUND FOR THE PORTION OF THE TAX YEAR REMAINING; TO 

REPEAL SECTION 12-37-2735 RELATING TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF 

THE PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX RELIEF FUND; TO AMEND SECTION 

12-39-10, RELATING TO THE APPOINTMENT OF THE COUNTY AUDI- 

TOR, SO AS TO ELIMINATE THE FOUR YEAR TERM OF THE AUDITOR 

AND TO REQUIRE HIM TO TAKE THE OATH OF OFFICE BEFORE 

ENTERING INTO OFFICE; TO AMEND SECTION 12-39-40, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO APPOINTMENT OF A DEPUTY AUDITOR, SO AS TO 

REQUIRE THE APPOINTMENT TO BE FILED WITH THE STATE TREA- 

SURER INSTEAD OF THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 12-39-60, RELATING TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR, SO AS TO 

CHANGE THE DEADLINE FOR RECEIVING TAX RETURNS FROM APRIL 

FIFTEENTH TO APRIL THIRTIETH AND TO REDUCE THE REQUIRE- 

MENT OF PUBLIC NOTICE FOR A LOCATION TO RECEIVE RETURNS 

TO A PERMISSIVE AUTHORITY FOR THE PROVIDING OF THIS NOTICE; 

TO AMEND SECTION 12-39-120, RELATING TO THE POWER OF THE 

COUNTY AUDITOR TO ENTER INTO BUILDINGS THAT ARE NOT 

DWELLINGS TO DETERMINE VALUE, SO AS TO CHANGE THE DETER- 

MINATION FROM THE VALUE OF ANY BUILDING TO THE VALUE OF 

ANY TAXABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY; TO AMEND SECTION 12-39-160, 

RELATING TO SPECIAL LEVIES, SO AS TO CHANGE THE REQUIRE- 

MENT THAT THE COUNTY AUDITOR REPORT THE AMOUNT OF PROP- 

ERTIES SUBJECT TO SPECIAL LEVIES TO THE COUNTY 

SUPERINTENDENT, BOARDS OF EDUCATION, AND BOARDS OF 

TRUSTEES, TO A PERMISSIVE AUTHORITY TO PROVIDE THE INFOR- 

MATION; TO AMEND SECTION 12-39-190, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

THE REPORTING OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES, SO AS 

TO ELIMINATE THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE REPORTING BE IN A 

NUMBER OF COLUMNS SPECIFIED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF REVE- 

NUE; TO AMEND SECTION 12-39-200, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

FORMS THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE MAY PRESCRIBE, SO AS TO 

ALLOW THE DEPARTMENT TO DETERMINE THE TYPES OF ACCEPT- 

ABLE FORMAT REQUIRED; TO AMEND SECTION 12-39-220, RELATING 

TO OMISSION OF NEW PROPERTY FROM THE COUNTY DUPLICATE, 

SO AS TO REQUIRE THE COUNTY AUDITOR TO NOTIFY IMMEDI- 

ATELY THE COUNTY ASSESSOR, TO ELIMINATE THE SPECIFICATION 

OF A TWENTY PERCENT PENALTY FOR UNPAID TAXES, TO REPLACLL 

APPLICABLE PENALTIES, AND TO ELIMINATE DUPLICATE LAN- 

GUAGE IN THE CODE; TO AMEND SECTION 12-39-260, RELATING TO 

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THE COUNTY AUDITOR S RECORDS, SO AS TO REDUCE THE 

REQUIREMENT THAT AUDITORS KEEP RECORDS OF ALL SALES OR 

CONVEYANCES OF REAL PROPERTY TO A PERMISSIVE AUTHORITY 

TO KEEP THESE RECORDS; TO AMEND SECTION 12-39-270, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR S ABATEMENT 

BOOK, SO AS TO REMOVE THE PROVISION THAT REQUIRES THE 

ABATEMENT ALLOWED IN ANNUAL SETTLEMENTS BETWEEN THE 

AUDITOR AND THE TREASURER TO BE ACCORDING TO THE RECORD 

IN THE ABATEMENT BOOK; TO AMEND SECTION 12-43-220, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO COUNTY EQUALIZATION AND REASSESS- 

MENT, SO AS TO REQUIRE THAT IN ORDER TO PROVE ELIGIBILITY 

FOR THE FOUR PERCENT HOME ASSESSMENT RATIO, THE OWNER- 

OCCUPANT MUST PROVIDE PROOF THAT ALL MOTOR VEHICLES 

REGISTERED IN HIS NAME WERE REGISTERED AT THAT SAME 

ADDRESS; TO AMEND SECTION 12-45-10, RELATING TO THE APPOINT- 

MENT OF COUNTY TREASURERS, SO AS TO CHANGE THE OBLIGA- 

TION OF THE GOVERNOR TO APPOINT COUNTY TREASURERS TO 

MAKE IT A PERMISSIVE AUTHORITY TO DO SO; TO AMEND SECTION 

12-45-35, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE APPOINTMENT OF DEP- 

UTY COUNTY TREASURERS, SO AS TO CHANGE THE REQUIREMENT 

OF THE FILING OF THE APPOINTMENT WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF 

REVENUE TO THE FILING WITH THE STATE TREASURER; TO AMEND 

SECTION 12-45-40, RELATING TO THE PUBLICATION AND NOTICE OF 

CERTAIN TAX RATES, SO AS TO CHANGE THE OBLIGATION TO PUB- 

LISH IN ONE NEWSPAPER, TO REQUIRE PUBLICATION IN EITHER THE 

PRINT MEDIA OR ELECTRONICALLY, OR BOTH, AND TO REMOVE THE 

REQUIREMENT THAT THE PUBLICATION STATE THE RATE PERCENT 

OF THE STATE LEVY; TO AMEND SECTION 12-45-70, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO COLLECTION OF TAXES, SO AS TO CHANGE THE 

REQUIREMENT THAT THE OFFICIAL CHARGED WITH COLLECTING 

TAXES SHALL SEND A LIST OF TAXES PAID TO THE DEPARTMENT OF 

MOTOR VEHICLES INSTEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 

SAFETY AND THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES MAY 

ACCEPT THIS CERTIFICATION INSTEAD OF A TAX RECEIPT; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-45-90, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE FORMS 

OF PAYMENT FOR TAXES, SO AS TO DELETE FROM THE ACCEPTABLE 

FORMS OF PAYMENT, JURY CERTIFICATES, CIRCUIT COURT WITNESS 

PER DIEMS, AND COUNTY CLAIMS; TO AMEND SECTION 12-45-120, 

RELATING TO DELINQUENT TAXATION, SO AS TO REPLACE THE DES- 

IGNATION OF CHATTEL TAX WITH THE TERM PERSONAL TAX ; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-45-180, RELATING TO THE COLLECTION OF 

DELINQUENT TAXES, SO AS TO ADD THE OFFICE AUTHORIZED TO 

COLLECT DELINQUENT TAXES AS AN OFFICE AUTHORIZED TO 

WAIVE PENALTIES IN CASES OF IMPROPER MAILING OR ERROR; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-45-185, RELATING TO THE WAIVER OF PENAL- 

TIES FOR DELINQUENT TAXES, SO AS TO ALLOW THE COUNTY TREA- 

SURER TO NOTIFY THE COUNTY AUDITOR OF SUCH WAIVERS; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-45-260, RELATING TO THE MONTHLY FINANCIAL 

REPORTS OF COUNTY TREASURERS TO THE COUNTY SUPERVISORS, 

SO AS TO ELIMINATE THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE TREASURER 

MUST REPORT TO THE COUNTY SUPERVISORS ON THE FIFTEENTH OF 

EACH MONTH AND TO ALLOW THE TREASURERS TO REPORT 

MONTHLY; TO AMEND SECTION 12-45-300, RELATING TO THE AUDI- 

TOR S LIST OF DELINQUENT TAXES, SO AS TO DELETE THE REQUIRE- 

MENT THAT THE AUDITOR MUST MAKE MARGINAL NOTATIONS AS 

TO THE REASONS THE TAXES WERE NOT COLLECTABLE, AND TO 

ELIMINATE THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE TREASURER MUST SIGN 

AND SWEAR TO THE LIST BEFORE THE AUDITOR; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 12-45-420, RELATING TO THE WAIVER OF PENALTIES DUE TO 

ERRORS BY THE COUNTY BY A COMMITTEE MADE UP OF THE 

COUNTY AUDITOR, TREASURER, AND ASSESSOR, SO AS TO REQUIRE 

THAT THE WAIVER MUST BE BY MAJORITY VOTE OF THE COMMIT- 

TEE; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-10, RELATING TO LIENS AND SUITS 

FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES, SO AS TO CHANGE THE DESIGNA- 

TION OF DEBTS PAYABLE TO THE STATE TO DEBTS PAYABLE TO THE 

COUNTY; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-20, RELATING TO LIENS IN THE 

COLLECTION OF DELINQUENT TAXES, SO AS TO MOVE THE AUTHOR-


ITY OF THE COUNTY SHERIFF TO COLLECT DELINQUENT TAXES TO 

THE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-85, AS 

AMENDED, RELATY TAX FOR DERELICT MOBILE HOMES, SO AS TO 

CHANGE THE AUTHORITY FROM THE COUNTY AUDITOR TO THE 

COUNTY ASSESSOR, TO DETERMINE THE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL 

OF A MOBILE HOME, TO INCLUDE THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE 

ASSESSOR REMOVE THE DERELICT HOME FROM HIS RECORDS AND 

THE AUDITOR TO REMOVE THE DERELICT HOME FROM THE DUPLI- 

CATE LIST; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-910, RELATING TO THE SEI- 

ZURE OF PROPERTY SUBJECT TO A TAX LIEN BY THE SHERIFF OR 

COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR, SO AS TO REMOVE THE AUTHORITY OF 

THE SHERIFF TO LEVY AND SEIZE PROPERTY OF A DEFAULTING TAX- 

PAYER; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-920, RELATING TO THE SEIZURE OF 

PROPERTY FOR TAX DEFAULT BY THE COUNTY SHERIFF OR THE 


THE SHERIFF TO POSSESS THE SEIZED PROPERTY; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 12-49-930, RELATING TO THE REMOVAL OR DESTRUCTION OF 

PERSONAL PROPERTY SUBJECT TO A TAX LIEN, SO AS TO REMOVE 

THE REFERENCE TO THE COUNTY SHERIFF; TO AMEND SECTION 12- 

49-940, RELATING TO THE DISPOSAL OF PERSONAL PROPERTY 

SEIZED DUE TO A TAX LIEN BY THE COUNTY SHERIFF OR TAX COL- 

LECTOR, SO AS TO REMOVE THE AUTHORITY OF THE COUNTY SHER- 

IFF TO ADVERTISE FOR THE SALE OF THE PROPERTY; TO AMEND 

SECTION 12-49-950, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO BIDDING ON PER- 

SONAL PROPERTY SUBJECT TO A TAX LIEN BY THE FORFEITED 

LAND COMMISSION, SO AS TO ALLOW BIDS TO BE MADE ON BEHALF 

OF THE FORFEITED LAND COMMISSION; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49- 

960, RELATING TO THE SALE OF PROPERTY SUBJECT TO A TAX SALE, 

SO AS TO REMOVE THE AUTHORITY OF THE COUNTY SHERIFF; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-49-1110, RELATING TO THE RIGHTS OF REAL 

PROPERTY MORTGAGES, SO AS TO CHANGE THE DEFINITION OF TAX 

TITLE FROM A DEED FOR REAL PROPERTY AND A BILL OF SALE FOR 

PERSONAL PROPERTY TO A DEED FOR REAL PROPERTY OR A BILL 

OF SALE FOR PERSONAL PROPERTY ; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-1150, 

RELATING TO THE NOTICE TO MORTGAGEE OF A TAX SALE, SO AS TO 

INCLUDE IN THE INFORMATION PROVIDED THE TAX MAP NUMBER 

OF THE PROPERTY; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-1220, RELATING TO 

THE PROCEDURES FOR PROVIDING NOTICE OF TAX SALE OF MOBILE 

OR MANUFACTURED HOMES, SO AS TO SPECIFY THE FORMS OF 

LIENHOLDERS PROVIDED TO TAX COLLECTORS FOR NOTICE TO BE 

THOSE PROVIDED BY THE DEPARTMENT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE 

REGISTRATION OF MANUFACTURED HOMES; TO AMEND SECTION 12- 

49-1270, RELATING TO THE RIGHTS OF THE LIENHOLDER IN A TAX 

SALE AND THE RIGHTS AND REMEDIES THAT ARE NOT AFFECTED 

BY COMPLIANCE OF THE INFORMATION PROVISIONS, SO AS TO 

CHANGE THE INFORMATION PROVIDED FROM THE AUDITOR TO THE 

ASSESSOR; TO AMEND SECTION 12-51-40, AS AMENDED, RELATING 

TO PROPERTY TAXES AND THE TREATMENT OF MOBILE HOMES AS 

PERSONAL PROPERTY, SO AS TO REMOVE THE REQUIREMENT OF 

WRITTEN NOTICE OF THE HOMES ANNEXATION TO THE LAND BY 

THE HOMEOWNER TO THE AUDITOR TO REQUIRE COMPLIANCE 

WITH DETITLING PROVISIONS OF THE MANUFACTURED HOUSING 

LAW AND TO ALLOW A COUNTY TO CONTRACT IN THE COLLECTION 

OF DELINQUENT TAXES; TO AMEND SECTION 12-51-55, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO THE BID ON PROPERTY SOLD FOR AD VALOREM 

TAXES, SO AS TO REMOVE THE PROVISIONS FOR THE APPLICATIONS 

OF THE FUNDS WHEN THE PROPERTY IS NOT REDEEMED; TO AMEND 

SECTION 12-51-80, RELATING TO THE SETTLEMENT BY THE TREA- 

SURER, SO AS TO INCREASE THE TIME OF SETTLEMENT TO THE 

POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS FROM THIRTY DAYS TO FORTY-FIVE DAYS 

AFTER THE TAX SALE; TO REPEAL SECTION 12-59-30 RELATING TO 

THE SUFFICIENCY OF DEEDS OF LANDS FORFEITED TO THE STATE 

COMMISSIONS IN YEAR 1939; TO AMEND SECTION 12-59-40, RELAT- 

ING TO FORFEITED LAND COMMISSIONS, SO AS TO INCLUDE LANDS 

FORFEITED TO COUNTY TAX COLLECTORS IN LANDS AUTHORIZED 

FOR SALE AND TO REMOVE THE STATE AS HOLDER OF PROPERTY 

HELD AND SOLD BY THE FORFEITED LAND COMMISSION; TO AMEND 

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SECTION 12-59-50, RELATING TO THE FORFEITED LAND COMMIS- 

SION, SO AS TO REMOVE THE REFERENCE TO DELINQUENT STATE 

TAXES SUBJECT TO THESE PROVISIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 12-59- 

70, RELATING TO FORFEITED LAND COMMISSION SALES, SO AS TO 

REMOVE REFERENCE TO THE SHERIFF SUBMITTING TITLE TO THE 

COMMISSION AND TO REFERENCE THE COUNTY TTITLE TO THE 

COMMISSION; TO AMEND SECTION 12-59-80, RELATING TO THE FOR- 

FEITED LAND COMMISSION, SO AS TO DESIGNATE THE PROCEDURE 

FOR ACCEPTING BIDS FOR THE SALE OF FORFEITED PROPERTY; TO 


SALES, SO AS TO REMOVE THE AUTHORITY OF THE COUNTY SHER- 

IFF TO EXECUTE DEEDS AND CONVEYANCES FOR FORFEITED LANDS 

AND TO AUTHORIZE THE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR TO EXECUTE 

THE DEEDS AND CONVEYANCES; TO AMEND SECTION 12-59-100, 

RELATING TO THE TURNING OVER OF PROCEEDS OF A DELINQUENT 

TAX SALE BY THE FORFEITED LAND COMMISSION TO THE COUNTY 

TREASURER AND THE TREASURER TO DEPOSITING THESE FUNDS 

INTO THE COUNTY GENERAL FUND, SO AS TO DELETE THE PROVI- 

SION THAT THE TREASURER DO SO AT THE CLOSE OF THE FISCAL 

YEAR AND TO DELETE REFERENCES TO THE STATE INTERESTS IN 

THESE PROCEEDS; TO REPEAL SECTION 12-59-110 RELATING TO FEES 

AND COSTS OF THE SHERIFF FOR SERVICES PROVIDED TO THE FOR- 

FEITED LAND COMMISSION IN REGARD TO DELINQUENT TAX SEI- 

ZURES; TO AMEND SECTION 12-59-120, RELATING TO THE FORFEITED 

LAND COMMISSION, SO AS TO REPLACE REFERENCE TO THE 

COUNTY SHERIFF WITH THE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR REGARDING 

THE ALLOWING OF AGENTS OF THE COMMISSION ACCESS TO EXE- 

CUTIONS ISSUED FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES; AND TO AMEND 

SECTION 12-60-1760, RELATING TO PROPERTY TAX PROTESTS, SO AS 

TO REPLACE THE COUNTY AUDITOR WITH THE COUNTY IN REGARD 

TO WHO IS OBLIGATED TO RATABLY APPORTION FEES, EXPENSES, 

DAMAGES, AND COSTS RESULTING IN DEFENDING A COURT ACTION, 

AND TO REPLACE THE COUNTY AUDITOR OR TREASURER WITH THE 

COUNTY AS TO WHO MAY CAUSE A MUNICIPALITY TO BE MADE A 

PARTY TO ANY ACTION INVOLVING A MUNICIPAL LEVY. 





01/29/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: G.A.Brown 

H 3019 General Bill, By G.M. Smith, Atwater and R.L. Brown 



TIONS, SO AS TO EXEMPT THE FIRST FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS OF 

THE VALUE OF A DWELLING HOUSE AND A LOT NOT TO EXCEED 

ONE ACRE OF LAND OF A RESIDENT WHO CARES FOR A DISABLED 

CHILD IN THE DWELLING HOUSE AND IS UNABLE TO BE EMPLOYED 

OUTSIDE OF THE DWELLING HOUSE DUE TO THE NEEDS OF THE DIS- 

ABLED CHILD. 





H 3020 General Bill, By Merrill, Taylor, G.R. Smith and McCoy 



TO ENACT THE TAXPAYER FAIRNESS ACT ; BY ADDING SECTION 12- 

4-397 SO AS TO PROVIDE THE MANNER IN WHICH THE SOUTH CARO- 

LINA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE MUST INTERPRET TAX STATUTES 

OF THIS STATE, TO PROVIDE THAT TERMS IN THE TAX STATUTES OF 

THIS STATE MAY NOT BE GIVEN BROADER MEANING THAN 

INTENDED BY POLICY DOCUMENTS AND REGULATIONS OF THE 

DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, TO PROVIDE THAT AMBIGUITY IN TAX 

STATUTES MUST BE RESOLVED IN FAVOR OF THE TAXPAYER, TO 

REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT TO REPORT AMBIGUITIES TO CERTAIN


MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, AND TO DEFINE TAX STAT- 

UTES OF THIS STATE . 





H 3021 General Bill, By Clemmons, Sellers, R.L. Brown, Putnam, Kennedy, 

Gilliard, Toole, Branham, Rutherford, King and Cobb-Hunter 


BY ADDING CHAPTER 55 TO TITLE 11 SO AS TO ENACT THE IRAN 

DIVESTMENT ACT OF 2013 AND TO PROHIBIT CERTAIN INVEST- 

MENTS AND CONTRACTS WITH PERSONS DEEMED TO BE ENGAGING 

IN INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES IN IRAN. 







01/23/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Kennedy 



01/29/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Gilliard, 

Toole, Branham, Rutherford, King, Cobb-Hunter 




H 3022 General Bill, By Herbkersman 


BY ADDING SECTION 12-56-130 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A MUNICI- 

PAL COURT MUST UTILIZE THE SETOFF DEBT COLLECTION ACT ON 

DEBTS DUE AND OWING FOR OVER A YEAR, TO PROVIDE THAT IF 

SETOFF IS NOT SUCCESSFUL IN THE FIRST TAXABLE YEAR, THE 

DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE SHALL NOTIFY THE APPROPRIATE CIR- 

CUIT SOLICITOR TO ATTEMPT TO COLLECT THE DEBT, TO PROVIDE 

ADMINISTRATIVE FEES ASSOCIATED WITH THE SETOFF, AND TO 

PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE MUST KEEP A DIGI- 

TAL RECORD OF DEBTS SUBMITTED FOR SETOFF BY A MUNICIPAL 

COURT. 





H 3023 General Bill, By McCoy and Sottile 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO SALES TAX EXEMPTIONS, 

SO AS TO ESTABLISH HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS WEEKEND 

WHEREBY CERTAIN HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS ITEMS SHALL BE 

EXEMPT FROM THE STATE SALES TAX. 





H 3024 General Bill, By McCoy, Henderson, Long, Weeks, Erickson, Harrell 

and Stavrinakis 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PERSONS REQUIRED TO 

REPORT CHILD ABUSE OR NEGLECT, SO AS TO REQUIRE ANY PER- 

SON IN THIS STATE TO REPORT SUSPECTED CHILD ABUSE OR 

NEGLECT; TO AMEND SECTION 63-7-360, RELATING TO MANDATORY 

REPORTING TO THE CORONER, SO AS TO MAKE CONFORMING 

CHANGES; AND TO AMEND SECTION 63-7-450, RELATING TO INFOR- 

MATION THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES MUST PROVIDE TO 

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PERSONS REQUIRED TO REPORT, SO AS TO MAKE CONFORMING 

CHANGES. 





04/10/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Weeks 


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04/16/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Erickson 

04/17/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Pitts, Loftis, GR Smith, Hardwick, 

Bedingfield, Goldfinch, Clemmons, VS Moss, Gambrell, 

White, Vick, Sandifer, Ryhal HJ-57 

04/24/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Harrell, Stavrinakis 






day HJ-43 


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H 3025 General Bill, By Henderson, G.R. Smith and Tallon 



OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO BINGO, RAFFLES, AND OTHER SPECIAL 

EVENTS, SO AS TO CLARIFY THAT THIS SECTION DOES NOT AUTHO- 

RIZE THE USE OF ANY DEVICE PROHIBITED BY SECTION 12-21-2710; 

AND TO AMEND SECTION 61-4-580, RELATING TO GAME PROMO- 

TIONS ALLOWED BY HOLDERS OF PERMITS AUTHORIZING THE SALE 

OF BEER OR WINE, SO AS TO CLARIFY THAT THIS ITEM DOES NOT 

AUTHORIZE THE USE OF ANY DEVICE PROHIBITED BY SECTION 12- 

21-2710. 





01/17/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Tallon 



H 3026 General Bill, By Rutherford 


BY ADDING SECTION 17-22-720 SO AS TO PROHIBIT THE WORTHLESS 

CHECK UNIT OF A JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FROM ACCEPTING A CASE 

WHERE THE UNIT PREVIOUSLY COLLECTED FULL RESTITUTION 

FROM THE DRAWER OF THE CHECK BEFORE PROSECUTION ON 

MORE THAN THREE OCCASIONS WHEN THE AMOUNT OF FULL RES- 

TITUTION EXCEEDS ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS. 





H 3027 General Bill, By G.M. Smith, Pitts, Ballentine, J.E. Smith, Bernstein, 

Harrell, Cobb-Hunter, Whipper and R.L. Brown 

Similar (S 0301, H 3004, H 3256) 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PROPERTY TAX ASSESS- 

MENT RATIOS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT, IN CERTAIN SITUATIONS, AN 

ACTIVE DUTY MEMBER OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED 

STATES MAY CLAIM THE FOUR PERCENT ASSESSMENT RATIO 

REGARDLESS OF THE OWNER S RELOCATION AND REGARDLESS OF


ANY RENTAL INCOME, AND TO PROVIDE THAT AN ACTIVE DUTY 

MEMBER OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES, IN CER- 

TAIN SITUATIONS, MAY CLAIM THE FOUR PERCENT ASSESSMENT 

RATIO ON TWO RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES SO LONG AS THE OWNER 

ATTEMPTS TO SELL THE FIRST RESIDENCE WITHIN THIRTY DAYS OF 

ACQUIRING THE SECOND RESIDENCE. 





01/23/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Pitts 


04/09/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: J.E.Smith, 

Bernstein 

04/17/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Harrell 


Means HJ-23 

04/24/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Cobb-Hunter, 

Whipper, R.L.Brown 







H 3028 General Bill, By Merrill, Taylor, Simrill, Henderson, McCoy and 

M.S. McLeod 


BY ADDING SECTION 11-11-240 SO AS TO CREATE THE IDENTITY 

THEFT PROTECTION FUND TO PROVIDE IDENTITY THEFT PROTEC- 

TION FOR CERTAIN TAXPAYERS, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE GEN- 

ERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL APPROPRIATE AN AMOUNT NECESSARY TO 

THE FUND FOR THE NEXT FIVE FISCAL YEARS IN THE ANNUAL GEN- 

ERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT. 






H 3029 General Bill, By King 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DEDUCTIONS FROM THE 

INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX, SO AS TO ALLOW A DEDUCTION FOR 

COSTS TO PURCHASE IDENTITY THEFT PROTECTION. 







BY ADDING SECTION 12-6-3595 SO AS TO PROVIDE AN INCOME TAX 

CREDIT TO A TAXPAYER IN THE BUSINESS OF SELLING MOTOR FUEL 

FOR THE PURCHASE AND INSTALLATION OF A GENERATOR SO AS TO 

ENABLE THE TAXPAYER TO SELL MOTOR FUEL IN THE CASE OF AN 

ELECTRICAL OUTAGE, TO SPEFICFY THE MANNER IN WHICH THE 

CREDIT MAY BE CLAIMED, AND TO PROVIDE FOR A REFUND TO THE 

DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE IN CASE OF CERTAIN EVENTS. 





H 3031 General Bill, By Cobb-Hunter and M.S. McLeod 

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BY ADDING SECTION 12-6-3760 SO AS TO PROVIDE A REFUNDABLE 

TAX CREDIT FOR A TAXPAYER THAT SUSTAINS AN ACTUAL LOSS 

RESULTING FROM IDENTITY THEFT, TO SPECIFY THOSE TAXPAYERS 

ELIGIBLE FOR THE CREDIT AND THE TIME PERIODS FOR WHICH THE 

CREDIT IS ALLOWED, AND TO DEFINE TERMS. 






H 3032 General Bill, By G.M. Smith and McCoy 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE REQUIREMENT THAT CERTAIN PER- 

SONS SUCCESSFULLY MUST COMPLETE A HUNTER S EDUCATION 

PROGRAM BEFORE THEY ARE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE A SOUTH CAR- 

OLINA HUNTING LICENSE, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THIS REQUIRE- 

MENT DOES NOT APPLY TO NONRESIDENT ACTIVE DUTY, 

HONORABLY DISCHARGED OR RETIRED MEMBERS OF THE UNITED 

STATES ARMED SERVICES WHO CAN DEMONSTRATE TO THE 

DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES THAT THEY SUCCESSFULLY 

COMPLETED RIFLE MARKSMANSHIP DURING THEIR MILITARY 

CAREER; AND TO PROVIDE THAT A NONRESIDENT DURING A SPECI- 

FIED PERIOD MAY OBTAIN A LIFETIME COMBINATION LICENSE 

UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS WHICH GRANTS THE SAME PRIVI- 

LEGES AS A STATEWIDE COMBINATION LICENSE; AND TO PROVIDE 

THAT A NONRESIDENT MAY OBTAIN A LIFETIME COMBINATION 

LICENSE FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES UNDER 

CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES. 







H 3033 General Bill, By G.M. Smith 



BY ADDING ARTICLE 132 TO CHAPTER 3 OF TITLE 56 SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES MAY ISSUE SPE- 

CIAL LICENSE PLATES TO RECIPIENTS OF THE DISTINGUISHED 

FLYING CROSS. 





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01/31/13 House Committee report: Favorable with amendment Education 

and Public Works HJ-5 








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06/05/13 Senate Read third time and returned to House with amendments 

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H 3034 General Bill, By Rutherford, M.S. McLeod and G.M. Smith 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO A MOTOR VEHICLE OWNER S 

RESPONSIBILITY TO MAINTAIN PROOF OF INSURANCE AND FINAN- 

CIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN HIS MOTOR VEHICLE, SO AS TO DELETE 

THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE OWNER OF A MOTOR VEHICLE MUST 

MAINTAIN PROOF OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN HIS MOTOR 

VEHICLE, AND TO PROVIDE THAT PROOF OF FINANCIAL RESPONSI- 

BILITY MAY BE DISPLAYED ON AN ELECTRONIC DEVICE. 





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02/26/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: G.M.Smith 



BY ADDING SECTION 24-21-925 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A LIMITED 

PARDON MAY BE GRANTED TO A PERSON WHO HAS BEEN CON- 

VICTED OF A NONVIOLENT FELONY OFFENSE THAT WOULD ALLOW 

HIM TO CARRY A FIREARM USED FOR HUNTING TO AND FROM HIS 

HUNTING DESTINATION AND USE IT WHILE HUNTING. 





H 3036 General Bill, By Rutherford and G.R. Smith 


BY ADDING SECTION 24-21-1010 SO AS TO PERMIT A PERSON WHO 

APPLIES FOR A PARDON FOR CERTAIN OFFENSES TO REQUEST THAT 

THE BOARD OF PAROLES AND PARDONS RECOMMEND THE 

EXPUNGEMENT OF CRIMINAL RECORDS, TO ALLOW RETROACTIVE 

APPLICATION OF THE STATUTE, TO PROVIDE AN EXCEPTION FOR 

PERSONS PARDONED FOR A VIOLENT CRIME, TO PROVIDE AN APPLI- 

CATION FEE, AND TO PROVIDE A PROCEDURE BY WHICH CRIMINAL 

RECORDS MAY BE EXPUNGED AND A NONPUBLIC RECORD MAIN- 

TAINED. 







CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DEFINITION OF THE TERM NO 

PAROLE OFFENSE , SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEFINITION 

EXCLUDES ALL DRUG-RELATED OFFENSES. 







CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLE SUNSCREEN 

DEVICES, SO AS TO REVISE THE PERMITTED LEVEL OF LIGHT 

TRANSMISSION FOR SUNSCREENING DEVICES INSTALLED ON THE 

WINDSHIELD, SIDE WINDOWS, AND REAR WINDOW OF A MOTOR 

VEHICLE. 




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BY ADDING SECTION 23-1-240 SO AS TO PROVIDE DEFINITIONS OF 

TERMS RELATING TO THE VIDEO RECORDING OF STATEMENTS 

MADE DURING A CUSTODIAL INTERROGATION, TO PROVIDE THAT 

CERTAIN STATEMENTS MADE DURING A CUSTODIAL INTERROGA- 

TION MUST BE VIDEO RECORDED, TO PROVIDE THAT A COURT MUST 

INSTRUCT A JURY THAT IT MAY DRAW AN ADVERSE INFERENCE FOR 

A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER WHO FAILS TO VIDEO RECORD A 

STATEMENT RELATING TO A CRIME, TO PROVIDE THE CIRCUM- 

STANCE IN WHICH A PERSON S STATEMENT MAY BE USED FOR 

IMPEACHMENT PURPOSES, TO PROVIDE THE CIRCUMSTANCES 

WHEN A STATEMENT OBTAINED IN ANOTHER STATE OR BY THE FED- 

ERAL GOVERNMENT IS ADMISSIBLE IN THIS STATE AND TO PROVIDE 

THE CIRCUMSTANCES WHEN AN INAUDIBLE PORTION OF A VIDEO 

RECORDING DOES NOT RENDER IT INADMISSIBLE IN A JUDICIAL 

PRECEDING. 







BY ADDING SECTION 17-13-180 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT ANY PROP- 

ERTY SEIZED BY A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY PURSUANT TO OR 

WITHOUT A WARRANT MUST BE RETURNED TO ITS LAWFUL OWNER 

WITHIN THIRTY DAYS OF ITS SEIZURE UNLESS A COURT DETER- 

MINES THAT PROBABLE CAUSE EXISTS TO ALLOW THE LAW 

ENFORCEMENT AGENCY TO MAINTAIN POSSESSION OF THE PROP- 

ERTY. 







OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO A MOTOR VEHICLE 

DRIVER S IMPLIED CONSENT TO BE TESTED TO DETERMINE 

WHETHER ALCOHOL OR DRUGS ARE PRESENT IN HIS BREATH, 

BLOOD, OR URINE, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON WHO IS 

ARRESTED FOR DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL OR 

DRUGS MUST BE OFFERED THE CHOICE OF TAKING A BREATH OR 

BLOOD TEST TO DETERMINE THE PRESENCE OF ALCOHOL OR 

DRUGS IN HIS SYSTEM, AND TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON WHO REG- 

ISTERS AN ALCOHOL CONCENTRATION OF FIVE ONE-HUNDREDTHS 

OF ONE PERCENT OR LESS MAY NOT BE CHARGED WITH DRIVING A 

MOTOR VEHICLE WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL OR 

DRUGS. 







CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PAROLE VIOLATIONS, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT A MAGISTRATE JUDGE OF THE COUNTY, WHERE A PRIS- 

ONER CHARGED WITH A PAROLE VIOLATION IS ARRESTED, INSTEAD 

OF A CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE SHALL SET BOND FOR THE PRISONER. 


12/11/12 House Referred to Committee on Judiciary




H 3043 General Bill, By Pitts and G.R. Smith 



CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AND PUBLIC 

SAFETY; TO AMEND SECTION 1-3-240, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

THE REMOVAL OF CERTAIN STATE OFFICERS BY THE GOVERNOR, SO 

AS TO DELETE THE TERM DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUB- 

LIC SAFETY AND REPLACE IT WITH THE TERM DIRECTOR OF THE 

DEPARTMENT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AND PUBLIC SAFETY ; TO 

AMEND SECTION 1-7-920, RELATING TO THE MEMBERS OF THE COM- 

MISSION ON PROSECUTION COORDINATION, SO AS TO DELETE THE 

TERM DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND 

REPLACE IT WITH THE TERM DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF 

LAW ENFORCEMENT AND PUBLIC SAFETY ; TO AMEND SECTION 1- 

30-10, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE DEPARTMENTS OF STATE 

GOVERNMENT, SO AS TO DELETE THE TERM DEPARTMENT OF PUB- 

LIC SAFETY AND REPLACE IT WITH THE TERM DEPARTMENT OF 

LAW ENFORCEMENT AND PUBLIC SAFETY ; TO AMEND SECTION 1- 

30-90, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 

SAFETY, SO AS TO SUBSTITUTE THE TERM DIVISION OF PUBLIC 

SAFETY FOR THE TERM DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ; TO 

AMEND SECTION 2-13-240, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE DISTRI- 

BUTION OF THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA TO VARIOUS 

ENTITIES, SO AS TO DELETE THE TERM DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 

SAFETY AND REPLACE IT WITH THE TERM DEPARTMENT OF LAW 

ENFORCEMENT AND PUBLIC SAFETY ; TO AMEND SECTIONS 5-3-90, 

5-7-110, 9-11-180, AS AMENDED, 10-11-80, 11-35-710, 12-28-1910, AS 

AMENDED, 12-28-2325, 12-45-70, AS AMENDED, 13-7-70, AS AMENDED, 

13-7-160, AS AMENDED, 14-1-206, AS AMENDED, 14-1-207, AS 

AMENDED, 14-1-208, AS AMENDED, 14-1-212, 16-3-1410, AS AMENDED, 

17-5-130, AS AMENDED, 17-22-350, AND 23-1-230, RELATING TO THE 

SCOPE OF THE PROVISIONS THAT PROVIDE FOR THE STRUCTURE, 

ORGANIZATION, POWERS, AND DUTIES OF MUNICIPAL GOVERN- 

MENTS, THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY S CONTRIBUTIONS 

INTO THE STATE RETIREMENT SYSTEM ON BEHALF OF ACTIVE 

HIGHWAY PATROL MEMBER EMPLOYEES, PARKING ON CERTAIN 

STATE PARKING LOTS, STATE PROCUREMENT CODE EXEMPTIONS, 

THE INSPECTION OF FUEL AND SHIPPING PAPERS, LAW ENFORCE- 

MENT ASSISTANCE PROVIDED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE 

BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY, PAYING TAXES AND THE 

DELEGATION OF COLLECTION OF TAXES, RULES AND REGULATIONS 

REGARDING THE TRANSPORTATION OF MATERIALS, REGULATIONS 

RELATING TO THE TRANSPORTATION OF NUCLEAR MATERIALS, 

COURT ASSESSMENTS AND SURCHARGES, VICTIM ASSISTANCE SER- 

VICES, QUALIFICATIONS AND AGE REQUIREMENTS FOR CORONERS, 

TRAFFIC EDUCATION PROGRAM FEES, AND THE FIRST RESPONDERS 

ADVISORY COMMITTEE, ALL SO AS TO DELETE THE TERM DEPART- 

MENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND REPLACE IT WITH THE TERM 

DEPARTMENT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AND PUBLIC SAFETY ; TO 

AMEND CHAPTER 6, TITLE 23, RELATING TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF 

THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY, SO AS TO REESTABLISH IT AS 

A DIVISION OF SLED; TO AMEND SECTIONS 23-23-30, 23-25-20, 24-5- 

340, 36-9-410, AS AMENDED, 38-55-530, AS AMENDED, 38-55-570, AS 

AMENDED, 38-77-1120, 39-9-230, AS AMENDED, 43-5-1250, 44-4-130, AS 


56-1-1320, 56-1-1760, 56-1-2220, 56-1-2230, 56-3-662, 56-3-663, 56-3-840, AS 

AMENDED, 56-5-330, 56-5-380, 56-5-765, 56-5-1270, 56-5-1300, 56-5-1320, 

56-5-1330, 56-5-1340, 56-5-1350, 56-5-1520, 56-5-2930, AS AMENDED, 56-5- 

2933, AS AMENDED, 56-5-2945, AS AMENDED, 56-5-2951, AS AMENDED, 

56-5-2953, AS AMENDED, 56-5-3660, 56-5-3670, 56-5-3680, 56-5-3690, 56-5- 

3900, 56-5-4030, 56-5-4035, 56-5-4070, 56-5-4075, 56-5-4140, AS AMENDED, 

56-5-4160, AS AMENDED, 56-5-4170, 56-5-4840, 56-5-4880, 56-5-4970, 56-5- 

5015, 56-5-5080, 56-5-5120, 56-5-5140, 56-5-5810, AS AMENDED, 56-5-5870, 

56-5-5880, 56-5-6170, 56-5-6525, AS AMENDED, 56-5-6560, 56-5-6565, 56-7- 

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10, AS AMENDED, 56-7-12, 56-7-30, AS AMENDED, 56-9-350, 56-10-45, 56- 

10-552, AS AMENDED, 56-11-20, 56-11-40, 56-19-420, AS AMENDED, 56- 

35-50, 57-3-180, 58-23-50, AS AMENDE60, AND 63-19-1880, RELATING TO 

THE SOUTH CAROLINA LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING COUNCIL, 

THE SOUTH CAROLINA LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS HALL OF 

FAME COMMITTEE, RESERVE DETENTION OFFICERS, UNLAWFUL 

SALE OR DISPOSAL OF PERSONAL PROPERTY SUBJECT TO A SECU- 

RITY INTEREST, INSURANCE FRAUD AND REPORTING IMMUNITY, 

THE DISPOSITION OF UNINSURED MOTOR PREMIUMS, MOTOR VEHI- 

CLE THEFT AND MOTOR VEHICLE INSURANCE FRAUD-REPORTING 

IMMUNITY ACT, THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE METRIC SYSTEM, 

THE STATEWIDE NETWORK OF MASS TRANSIT SYSTEMS, THE EMER- 

GENCY HEALTH POWERS ACT, ACCOUNT BALANCES RELATING TO 

HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES, ACTIVITIES OF THE MARITIME 

SECURITY COMMISSION AND THE NAVAL MILITIA, MOTOR VEHICLE 

DRIVER S LICENSES, THE REGISTRATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR 

VEHICLES, THE REGULATION OF TRAFFIC TRAVELING ALONG THE 

STATE S HIGHWAYS, THE ISSUANCE OF TRAFFIC TICKETS, VERIFICA- 

TION OF MOTOR VEHICLE INSURANCE, THE CONFISCATION OF REG- 

ISTRATION CERTIFICATES AND LICENSE PLATES, THE UNINSURED 

ENFORCEMENT FUND, THE ROAD TAX ON MOTOR CARRIERS, THE 

PROMULGATION OF REGULATIONS RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLE 

DEALER AND WHOLESALER LICENSES, MOTOR VEHICLE CERTIFI- 

CATES OF TITLE, DIESEL IDLING RESTRICTIONS, PERMITS ISSUED BY 

THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, MOTOR VEHICLE CARRI- 

ERS, THE TRANSPORTATION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN, THE ALCOHOLIC 

BEVERAGE CONTROL ACT, THE CONDITIONAL RELEASE OF A JUVE- 

NILE, AND THE APPOINTMENT OF JUVENILE PROBATION COUNSEL- 

ORS, ALL SO AS TO DELETE THE TERM DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 

SAFETY AND REPLACE IT WITH THE TERM DEPARTMENT OF LAW 

ENFORCEMENT AND PUBLIC SAFETY , OR DIVISION OF PUBLIC 

SAFETY ; AND TO AMEND SECTIONS 23-3-10, 23-3-680, AND 23-3-690, 

RELATING TO THE CREATION OF SLED, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT ITS 

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS ARE TRANSFERRED TO THE DEPARTMENT 

OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AND PUBLIC SAFETY. 





H 3044 General Bill, By Pitts, M.S. McLeod, Owens, Barfield, House 

Invitations and Memorial Resolutions and Hixon 



THAT CERTAIN PERSONS WHO KNOWINGLY SOLICIT, PERSUADE, 

ENCOURAGE, OR ENTICE A LICENSED DEALER OR PRIVATE SELLER 

OF FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION IN VIOLATION OF STATE OR FED- 

ERAL LAW, OR KNOWINGLY PROVIDE THAT PERSON WITH MATERI- 

ALLY FALSE INFORMATION TO DECEIVE HIM ABOUT THE LEGALITY 

OF A TRANSFER OF A FIREARM OR AMMUNITION, OR WILFULLY 

PROCURE ANOTHER PERSON TO ENGAGE IN CERTAIN ILLEGAL 

ACTIVITIES ARE GUILTY OF A FELONY, TO PROVIDE PENALTIES, AND 

TO PROVIDE CERTAIN TERMS AND THEIR DEFINITIONS THAT RELATE 

TO THESE OFFENSES. 






01/23/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Owens, Barfield 

01/24/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Hixon 

H 3045 General Bill, By Long, Taylor and R.L. Brown 


BY ADDING CHAPTER 12 TO TITLE 23 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE


REGISTRATION AND COMMUNITY NOTIFICATION OF ANIMAL ABUS- 

ERS. 








THE FRIENDSHIP NINE ACT , TO PROVIDE A PROCEDURE WHEREBY 

A PERSON WHO MAY OBTAIN A PARDON FOR A CONVICTION FOR 

CONDUCT RELATED TO THE PROTESTING OR CHALLENGING OF A 

STATE LAW, OR A COUNTY OR MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE WHOSE PUR- 

POSE WAS TO MAINTAIN RACIAL SEGREGATION OR RACIAL DIS- 

CRIMINATION OF INDIVIDUALS. 





H 3047 (Rat # 0020, Act # 0014) General Bill, By Hardwick and Sottile 


BY ADDING SECTION 50-5-581 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT IT IS UNLAW- 

FUL FOR A PERSON TO GIG FOR FLOUNDER IN SALT WATERS DURING 

DAYLIGHT HOURS, TO DEFINE THE TERM DAYLIGHT HOURS , TO 

PROVIDE A PENALTY, AND TO PROVIDE THAT GIGGING DOES NOT 

INCLUDE UNDERWATER SPEAR FISHING. - ratified title 





















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04/18/13 Ratified R 20 



04/30/13 Act No. 14 

H 3048 General Bill, By Gilliard and M.S. McLeod 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO FREE PARKING FOR HAND- 

ICAPPED PERSONS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THIS PROVISION 

APPLIES TO PARKING SPACES OPERATED BY ALL GOVERNMENTAL 

ENTITIES AND PARKING GARAGES OPERATED BY THESE ENTITIES; 


ISSUANCE OF SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES TO DISABLED WARTIME 

VETERANS, SO AS TO DECREASE THE DISABILITY RATING A VET- 

ERAN MUST POSSESS IN ORDER TO QUALIFY TO OBTAIN THIS 

LICENSE PLATE, TO PROVIDE THAT ONLY A TOTALLY AND PERMA- 

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NENTLY DISABLED VETERAN LICENSE PLATE MAY DISPLAY A 

HANDICAPPED SYMBOL, AND TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON WHO 

QUALIFIES FOR A LICENSE PLATE THAT CONTAINS THE HANDI- 

CAPPED SYMBOL DOES NOT HAVE TO APPLY FOR A HANDICAPPED 

PARKING PLACARD. 





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H 3049 General Bill, By G.M. Smith and Long 



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO COCKFIGHTING, SO AS TO 

INCREASE THE PENALTIES FOR THE OFFENSE. 








CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DEFINITION OF THE TERM NO 

PAROLE OFFENSE , SO AS TO REVISE THE DEFINITION TO INCLUDE 

CLASS D, E, AND F FELONIES, CLASS A, B, AND C MISDEMEANORS, 

AND OFFENSES CLASSIFIED AS EXEMPT WHICH ARE PUNISHABLE 

BY A MAXIMUM TERM OF IMPRISONMENT OF ONE YEAR OR MORE, 

TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON WHO IS FOUND GUILTY OF, OR PLEADS 

GUILTY OR NOLO CONTENDRE TO, A NO PAROLE OFFENSE IS NOT 

ELIGIBLE FOR EARLY RELEASE FROM INCARCERATION UNDER CER- 

TAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, AND TO PROVIDE AN EXCEPTION RELATED 

TO THE YOUTHFUL OFFENDER ACT; AND BY ADDING CHAPTER 29 

TO TITLE 14 SO AS TO ENACT THE MIDDLE COURT PROCESSES ACT , 

TO REQUIRE THE CREATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF A MIDDLE 

COURT PROCESS IN EACH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT BY THE ATTORNEY 

GENERAL, TO PROVIDE FOR THE APPOINTMENT, POWERS, AND 

DUTIES OF A MIDDLE COURT JUDGE, TO PROVIDE REQUIREMENTS 

FOR AN OFFENDER TO QUALIFY FOR ADMISSION TO A MIDDLE 

COURT PROCESS, AND TO REQUIRE FUNDING OF THE MIDDLE 

COURT PROCESS BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO THE JUDICIAL 

DEPARTMENT, THE OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, AND THE 

DEPARTMENT OF PROBATION, PAROLE AND PARDON SERVICES. 





H 3051 General Bill, By Limehouse, Gilliard, V.S. Moss, Tallon, Harrell, 

Sottile and Daning 



OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO BOND AND THE AUTHORITY OF THE CIR- 

CUIT COURT TO REVOKE BOND UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, 

SO AS TO INCLUDE THE COMMISSION OF A SUBSEQUENT VIOLENT 

CRIME BY A PERSON RELEASED ON BOND IN THE PURVIEW OF THE 

STATUTE AND TO ADD AN ADDITIONAL PENALTY IF A PERSON COM- 

MITS A GENERAL SESSIONS COURT OFFENSE WHILE ON RELEASE ON 

BOND. 





01/17/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: V.S.Moss, Tallon



04/09/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Sottile, Daning 

H 3052 General Bill, By Gilliard and M.S. McLeod 



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE PENALTIES IMPOSED 

FOR THE UNLAWFUL CARRYING OF A HANDGUN AND THE UNLAW- 

FUL SALE OR DELIVERY OF A HANDGUN, SO AS TO CREATE GRADU- 

ATED PENALTIES FOR SUBSEQUENT OFFENSES. 






03/18/13 House Rep. Limehouse removed as primary sponsor--due to a 

scrivener s error in the process, his name was mistakenly 

placed on Bill as primary sponsor 

H 3053 General Bill, By Taylor, Pitts, Harrell, White, Delleney, Merrill, 

Clemmons, Bannister, Wells, J.R. Smith, G.R. Smith, Sottile, Hiott, Barfield, 

Hardee, Ballentine, Toole, Brannon, Allison, Wood, Bowen, Hardwick, 

Goldfinch, Hamilton, Loftis, Bedingfield, Stringer, Limehouse, Hixon, 

Kennedy, Henderson, Southard, Long, Owens, Newton, Erickson, Patrick 

and Herbkersman 

Similar (S 0276, S 0308) 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO ADDITIONAL PENALTIES 

FOR UNLAWFULLY CARRYING A PISTOL OR FIREARM ONTO THE 

PREMISES OF A BUSINESS SELLING ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS, BEER, OR 

WINE FOR ON-PREMISES CONSUMPTION, SO AS TO INCLUDE IN THE 

PURVIEW OF THE STATUTE CARRYING A FIREARM INTO A BUSINESS 

SELLING ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS, BEER, OR WINE WHEN A SIGN IS 

POSTED PROHIBITING CONCEALABLE WEAPONS, REFUSING TO 

LEAVE OR REMOVE THE FIREARM FROM THE PREMISES WHEN 

ASKED, AND WHILE CONSUMING ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS, BEER, OR 

WINE, AND TO REVISE THE PENALTY. 





01/23/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Owens 


02/21/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Newton, 

Erickson, Patrick, Herbkersman 

H 3054 General Bill, By G.R. Smith 


SO AS TO ENACT THE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES ACT OF 2013 

BY ADDING CHAPTER 12 TO TITLE 44 SO AS TO CREATE THE DEPART- 

MENT OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES COMPRISED OF THE DIVI- 

SION OF ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG ABUSE SERVICES AND THE 

DIVISION OF MENTAL HEALTH AND TO MAKE CONFORMING 

CHANGES, TO PROVIDE FOR THE DEPARTMENT S POWERS AND 

DUTIES, INCLUDING DEVELOPING AND IMPLEMENTING A STATE 

PLAN FOR THE COORDINATED CARE AND UNIFIED DELIVERY OF 

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES AND OVERSEEING THE ADMINIS- 

TRATION AND DELIVERY OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES, TO 

CREATE THE DEPARTMENT OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES 

ADVISORY COMMITTEE, TO PROVIDE FOR THE POWERS AND DUTIES 

OF THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE AND FOR THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE 

ADVISORY COMMITTEE, TO AUTHORIZE THE NEWLY CREATED 

DEPARTMENT TO PROMULGATE REGULATIONS, AND TO PROVIDE 

FOR THE DEPARTMENT S ADMINISTRATIVE POWERS; TO AMEND 

SECTION 1-30-10, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO DEPARTMENTS OF 

STATE GOVERNMENT, SO AS TO ADD THE DEPARTMENT OF BEHAV- 

135 

IORAL HEALTH SERVICES AND MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES; BY 

ADDING SECTION 1-30-68 SO AS TO TRANSFER ALL NECESSARY 

ENTITIES FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE 

SERVICES AND THE DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH TO THE 

DEPARTMENT OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 1-30-20, RELATING TO AGENCIES PREVIOUSLY TRANSFERRED 

TO THE DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG ABUSE SER- 

VICES, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE POWER AND DUTIES OF THE 

DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG ABUSE SERVICES 

ARE TRANSFERRED TO AND DEVOLVED UPON THE DEPARTMENT OF 

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES, DIVISION OF ALCOHOL AND 

OTHER DRUG ABUSE SERVICES; TO AMEND SECTION 1-30-70, RELAT- 

ING TO AGENCIES PREVIOUSLY TRANSFERRED TO THE DEPART- 

MENT OF MENTAL HEALTH, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE POWERS 

AND DUTIES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH ARE TRANS- 

FERRED TO AND DEVOLVED UPON THE DEPARTMENT OF BEHAV- 

IORAL HEALTH SERVICES, DIVISION OF MENTAL HEALTH; TO AMEND 

CHAPTER 9, TITLE 44, RELATING TO THE ORGANIZATION AND OPER- 

ATION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH AND ITS FACILI- 

TIES AND TO THE SOUTH CAROLINA MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSION, 

SO AS TO CONFORM THE CHAPTER TO THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ACT 

AND TO RESTRUCTURE THE MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSION INTO AN 

ADVISORY BOARD; AND TO AMEND CHAPTER 49, TITLE 44, RELAT- 

ING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG ABUSE 

SERVICES, SO AS TO CONFORM THE CHAPTER TO THE PROVISIONS 

OF THIS ACT AND TO CREATE AN ADVISORY BOARD TO THE DIVI- 

SION. 







BY ADDING SECTION 22-3-915 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A MAGIS- 

TRATE MAY NOT COMMENCE A TRIAL OR ANOTHER PROCEEDING, 

OR REQUIRE AN ATTORNEY TO APPEAR OR BE PRESENT IN COURT, 

ON SATURDAY, SUNDAY, OR AFTER FIVE O CLOCK ON A WEEKDAY 

EXCEPT IN THE CASE OF AN EMERGENCY AND TO PROVIDE CERTAIN 

MINIMUM LEVELS OF COMPENSATION FOR JURORS AND OVERTIME 

PAY FOR COURT PERSONNEL IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY. 





H 3056 General Bill, By Rutherford and M.S. McLeod 



BY ADDING SECTION 2-19-115 SO AS TO REQUIRE CANDIDATES FOR 

MAGISTRATES COURT TO BE SCREENED BY THE JUDICIAL MERIT 

SELECTION COMMISSION BEFORE THEY MAY BE APPOINTED BY THE 

GOVERNOR BY AND WITH THE CONSENT OF THE SENATE. 






H 3057 General Bill, By Rutherford, Bales, Jefferson, Williams, Mitchell 

and King 

A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 17-22-50, AS AMENDED, AND SECTION 17- 

22-60, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PER- 

SONS WHO MAY NOT BE CONSIDERED FOR PARTICIPATION IN A PRE- 

TRIAL INTERVENTION PROGRAM AND PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY, 

RESPECTIVELY, BOTH SO AS TO ALLOW A PERSON TO PARTICIPATE 

IN A PROGRAM MORE THAN ONCE WITH THE SOLICITOR S CONSENT.







02/07/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Bales 


02/21/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Jefferson, Williams 





02/28/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Mitchell, King 










CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE SEIZURE AND DESTRUCTION OF 

UNLAWFUL MACHINES, BOARDS, AND OTHER DEVICES, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE FOR THE CERTIFICATION OF LAWFUL MACHINES, BOARDS, 

AND OTHER DEVICES BY A MAGISTRATE, TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

CERTIFICATION MUST BE IN WRITING, TO ALLOW A MAGISTRATE TO 

CHARGE A FEE FOR THE CERTIFICATION, AND TO PROVIDE THAT 

THE CERTIFICATION MUST BE MAINTAINED ON THE PREMISES OF 

THE BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT AT ALL TIMES. 








BY ADDING SECTION 17-13-180 SO AS TO PROHIBIT A LAW ENFORCE- 

MENT OFFICER FROM CONFISCATING OR SEIZING A CELL PHONE, 

VIDEO RECORDER, OR OTHER ELECTRONIC RECORDING DEVICE AT 

THE SCENE OF A LAW ENFORCEMENT INVESTIGATION OR LAWFUL 

ARREST UNLESS ITS USE SUBSTANTIALLY IMPEDES OR INTERFERES 

WITH THE INVESTIGATION OR ARREST, TO PROVIDE A PENALTY FOR 

UNLAWFUL SEIZURE OF A DEVICE, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

RETURN OF THE DEVICE. 






A BILL TO AMEND SECTIONS 44-53-370 AND 44-53-375, BOTH AS 

AMENDED, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, BOTH RELAT- 

ING TO POSSESSION, MANUFACTURE, AND TRAFFICKING IN CERTAIN 

CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES, SO AS TO REMOVE MANDATORY MINI- 

MUM PENALTIES AND ALLOW PERSONS WHO COMMIT CERTAIN 

CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE OFFENSES TO BE PAROLED AND PARTICI- 

PATE IN SUPERVISED FURLOUGH, COMMUNITY SERVICE, WORK 

RELEASE, WORK CREDITS, EDUCATION CREDITS, AND GOOD CON- 

DUCT CREDITS PROGRAMS; AND TO CREATE A STUDY COMMITTEE 

TO REVIEW THE STATE S DRUG LAWS, TO PROVIDE FOR THE MEM- 

BERSHIP AND STAFFING OF THE STUDY COMMITTEE, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE STUDY COMMITTEE S TERMINATION. 


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H 3061 (Rat # 0065) General Bill, By McCoy, M.S. McLeod, Stavrinakis and 

Sellers 



OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL, IN CONSULTATION 

WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, TO POST ON ITS WEBSITE 

NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED GUIDELINES AND PROCEDURES CON- 

CERNING THE MANAGEMENT OF CONCUSSIONS SUSTAINED BY STU- 

DENT ATHLETES, TO REQUIRE EACH LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT TO 

DEVELOP ITS OWN GUIDELINES AND PROCEDURES BASED ON THE 

MODEL GUIDELINES AND PROCEDURES, TO REQUIRE AN INFORMA- 

TION SHEET ON CONCUSSIONS AND BRAIN INJURY BE PROVIDED TO 

CERTAIN PERSONS EACH YEAR WHO PARTICIPATE IN ATHLETICS, TO 

REQUIRE THE REMOVAL FROM PLAY AND EVALUATION OF A STU- 

DENT ATHLETE BELIEVED TO HAVE SUSTAINED A CONCUSSION 

DURING PLAY, TO ALLOW FOR THE EVALUATION TO BE UNDER- 

TAKEN BY CERTAIN TRAINED PERSONS, TO PROVIDE LIMITED LIA- 

BILITY FOR CERTAIN TRAINED PERSONS WHO EVALUATE STUDENT 

ATHLETES, TO PROVIDE A STUDENT ATHLETE REMOVED FROM PLAY 

AND EVALUATED MAY NOT RETURN TO PLAY UNTIL HE HAS 

RECEIVED WRITTEN MEDICAL CLEARANCE BY A PHYSICIAN, AND 

TO DEFINE NECESSARY TERMS. - ratified title 





HJ-71 


01/22/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Stavrinakis 

01/23/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Sellers 














SJ-12 



06/04/13 Ratified R 65 

H 3062 General Bill, By Pope, Simrill, R.L. Brown, Long and Weeks 




FRAUD, SO AS TO REVISE AND BROADEN THE DEFINITION OF PER- 

SONAL IDENTIFYING INFORMATION , TO DEFINE THE TERM FINAN- 

CIAL RESOURCES , AND TO PROVIDE VENUE FOR PROSECUTION OF 

AN IDENTITY FRAUD OFFENSE. 






H 3063 General Bill, By McCoy and V.S. Moss



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE LIST OF OFFENSES 

DEFINED AS MOST SERIOUS AND SERIOUS FOR PURPOSES OF TWO 

AND THREE STRIKES FOR REPEAT OFFENDERS, SO AS TO ADD NON- 

VIOLENT BURGLARY IN THE SECOND DEGREE TO THE LIST OF 

OFFENSES DELINEATED AS A SERIOUS OFFENSE FOR PURPOSES OF 

THREE STRIKES. 





01/17/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: V.S.Moss 

INVASION, FIRST AND SECOND DEGREE AND DRIVE-BY SHOOTING; 

AND TO AMEND SECTION 16-3-20, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE 

PUNISHMENT FOR MURDER, SO AS TO INCLUDE AS SEPARATE STAT- 

UTORY AGGRAVATING CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH MAY BE CONSID- 

ERED IN THE DETERMINATION OF WHETHER THE DEATH PENALTY 

SHOULD BE IMPOSED, A MURDER COMMITTED WHILE IN THE COM- 

MISSION OF THE OFFENSES OF HOME INVASION IN THE FIRST 

DEGREE AND DRIVE-BY SHOOTING. 





H 3064 General Bill, By McCoy and V.S. Moss 


LINA, 1976, RELATING TO ATTEMPTED MURDER, SO AS TO CREATE 

THE OFFENSE OF ATTEMPTED MURDER OF A LAW ENFORCEMENT 

OFFICER AND PROVIDE A MANDATORY MINIMUM PENALTY. 






H 3065 Resolution, By King 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO AMEND RULE 10.1 OF THE RULES OF THE 

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, RELATING TO PERSONS WHO MAY BE 

ADMITTED TO THE HOUSE CHAMBER WHEN THE HOUSE IS IN SES- 

SION, SO AS TO PROHIBIT A MEMBER OF THE STAFF OF THE GOVER- 

NOR S OFFICE FROM ADMITTANCE TO THE HOUSE CHAMBER WHEN 

THE HOUSE IS IN SESSION IN THE SAME MANNER THAT LOBBYISTS 

ARE PROHIBITED ADMITTANCE. 


12/11/12 House Referred to Committee on Rules 


01/08/13 House Referred to Committee on Rules HJ-18 





PENALTIES FOR A PERSON CONVICTED OF A CRIME CONTAINED IN 

THIS CHAPTER WITH THE INTENT TO ASSAULT, INTIMIDATE, OR 

THREATEN A PERSON BECAUSE OF HIS RACE, RELIGION, COLOR, 

SEX, AGE, NATIONAL ORIGIN, OR SEXUAL ORIENTATION; AND TO 

AMEND SECTIONS 16-11-510 AND 16-11-520, BOTH AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO MALICIOUS INJURY TO PERSONAL AND REAL PROP- 

ERTY, RESPECTIVELY, SO AS TO REVISE THE PENALTIES FOR MALI- 

CIOUS INJURY TO REAL PROPERTY OFFENSES AND TO PROVIDE 

ADDITIONAL PENALTIES FOR PERSONS WHO MALICIOUSLY INJURE 

PERSONAL OR REAL PROPERTY OF ANOTHER PERSON WITH THE 

INTENT TO ASSAULT, INTIMIDATE, OR THREATEN THAT PERSON. 





H 3067 General Bill, By Gilliard 


SO AS TO ENACT THE HOME INVASION AND DRIVE-BY SHOOTING 

ACCOUNTABILITY AND PROTECTION ACT ; BY ADDING SECTION 16- 

11-395 SO AS TO ESTABLISH THE OFFENSES OF HOME INVASION IN 

THE FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD DEGREES, AND TO PROVIDE GRAD- 

UATED PENALTIES; BY ADDING SECTION 16-3-624 SO AS TO CREATE 

THE OFFENSE OF COMMITTING A DRIVE-BY SHOOTING, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE A PENALTY; TO AMEND SECTION 16-1-60, AS AMENDED, RELAT- 

ING TO THE LIST OF VIOLENT CRIMES, SO AS TO INCLUDE HOME 

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H 3068 General Bill, By Long 



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO COCKFIGHTING, SO AS TO 

INCREASE THE FINES AND PENALTIES FOR THE OFFENSE, CREATE A 

NEW OFFENSE OF BEING PRESENT AT A STRUCTURE, FACILITY, OR 

LOCATION WHERE COCKFIGHTING IS TAKING PLACE, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE AN EXCEPTION FOR MINORS PRESENT WHEN COCKFIGHTING 

IS TAKING PLACE UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES. 





H 3069 General Bill, By Pitts and Simrill 



THEFT OF A FIREARM AND PROVIDE A PENALTY. 





H 3070 General Bill, By Pitts 


SO AS TO ENACT LOLLIS S LAW BY ADDING SECTIONS 14-25-40 AND 

22-3-1020 SO AS TO REQUIRE THE CLERK OF COURT OF THE MUNICI- 

PAL COURT AND A MAGISTRATE OR HIS DESIGNATED CLERK, 

RESPECTIVELY, TO SEND A SUMMONS OR OTHER WRITTEN NOTIFI- 

CATION CHANGING A COURT DATE BY CERTIFIED LETTER TO THE 

DEFENDANT OR THE DEFENDANT S ATTORNEY OF RECORD. 





H 3071 Concurrent Resolution, By Delleney, Clemmons and Mack 


A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO FIX NOON ON WEDNESDAY, JANU- 

ARY 30, 2013, AS THE TIME TO ELECT A SUCCESSOR TO A CERTAIN 

JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, SEAT 3, WHOSE TERM WILL 


OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, SEAT 4, WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE 


CIRCUIT COURT, FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 1, WHOSE TERM 


JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 1, 

WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE ON JUNE 30, 2013; TO ELECT A SUCCES- 

SOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT, NINTH JUDICIAL 


A SUCCESSOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT, TENTH 


TO ELECT A JUDGE TO A NEWLY CREATED SEAT FOR THE CIRCUIT 

COURT, AT LARGE, SEAT 14, WHOSE TERM WILL BE FROM JULY 1,


2013, UNTIL JUNE 30, 2019; TO ELECT A JUDGE TO A NEWLY CREATED 

SEAT FOR THE CIRCUIT COURT, AT LARGE, SEAT 15, WHOSE TERM 

WILL BE FROM JULY 1, 2013, UNTIL JUNE 30, 2019; TO ELECT A JUDGE 

TO A NEWLY CREATED SEAT FOR THE CIRCUIT COURT, AT LARGE, 

SEAT 16, WHOSE TERM WILL BE FROM JULY 1, 2013, UNTIL JUNE 30, 

2019; TO ELECT A SUCCESSOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY 

COURT, FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 1, WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE 


FAMILY COURT, SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 2, WHOSE TERM 


JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 2, 


TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL CIR- 

CUIT, SEAT 3, WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE JUNE 30, 2013; TO ELECT A 

SUCCESSOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT FOR THE 

FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 2, WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE JUNE 

30, 2013, AND TO FILL THE SUBSEQUENT FULL TERM WHICH WILL 


OF THE FAMILY COURT, FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 3, WHOSE 


TAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 

1, WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE JUNE 30, 2013; TO ELECT A SUCCESSOR 

TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL 


A SUCCESSOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, SEV- 

ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 2, WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE JUNE 


ILY COURT, EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 1, WHOSE TERM WILL 


OF THE FAMILY COURT, EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 3, WHOSE 

TERM WILL EXPIRE JUNE 30, 2013, AND TO FILL THE SUBSEQUENT 

FULL TERM WHICH WILL EXPIRE JUNE 30, 2019; TO ELECT A SUCCES- 

SOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, NINTH JUDICIAL 


A SUCCESSOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, NINTH 



COURT, TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 1, WHOSE TERM WILL 


OF THE FAMILY COURT, TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 3, WHOSE 


TAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, 

SEAT 2, WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE JUNE 30, 2013; TO ELECT A SUC- 

CESSOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, TWELFTH 



COURT, TWELFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 2, WHOSE TERM WILL 


OF THE FAMILY COURT, THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 1, 


TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL 


A SUCCESSOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, FOUR- 

TEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 1, WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE JUNE 


ILY COURT, FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 1, WHOSE TERM 


JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COURT, SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 

2, WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE JUNE 30, 2013; TO ELECT A JUDGE TO A 







FROM JULY 1, 2013, UNTIL JUNE 30, 2019; TO ELECT A JUDGE TO A 


138 






FROM JULY 1, 2013, UNTIL JUNE 30, 2019; AND TO ELECT A SUCCES- 

SOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW COURT, 

SEAT 5, WHOSE TERM WILL EXPIRE JUNE 30, 2013. 





HJ-18 



01/16/13 House Adopted, sent to Senate HJ-25 





H 3072 General Bill, By G.R. Smith, Taylor, Huggins, Owens, Barfield and 

Hixon 


BY ADDING SECTION 23-31-250 SO AS TO PROHIBIT A BUSINESS 

ENTITY, PROPERTY OWNER, OR PUBLIC OR PRIVATE EMPLOYER 

FROM CREATING OR MAINTAINING A POLICY WHICH PROHIBITS A 

PERSON FROM STORING LEGALLY POSSESSED AMMUNITION OR A 

FIREARM IN AN ENCLOSED COMPARTMENT OR AREA WITH THE PER- 

SON S PRIVATELY-OWNED LOCKED MOTOR VEHICLE, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE CIRCUMSTANCES FOR WHICH A PERSON MAY BRING A CIVIL 

ACTION AGAINST A BUSINESS ENTITY, PROPERTY OWNER, OR PUB- 

LIC OR PRIVATE EMPLOYER. 







H 3073 General Bill, By Sandifer, Simrill, Henderson, Long and V.S. Moss 


SO AS TO ENACT BRIANNA S LAW ; TO AMEND SECTION 16-3-85, 

RELATING TO THE OFFENSE OF HOMICIDE BY CHILD ABUSE, SO AS 

TO INCREASE THE PENALTY TO LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE OR DEATH IF 

THE STATE SEEKS THE DEATH PENALTY FOR MURDER. 






H 3074 General Bill, By Stavrinakis 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO UNIFORM TRAFFIC TICKETS, 

SO AS TO AUTHORIZE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND OTHER 

PERSONS AUTHORIZED TO PROSECUTE THOSE OFFENSES TO REIS- 

SUE A UNIFORM TRAFFIC TICKET FOR ANOTHER OFFENSE INCIDENT 

TO A PLEA NEGOTIATION OR AGREEMENT. 






03/06/13 House Read second time HJ-46








OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE AUTHORITY OF THE 

PRESIDING JUDGE TO HEAR MATTERS ARISING FROM THE PROCEED- 

INGS OF THE STATE GRAND JURY, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON 

INDICTED BY A STATE GRAND JURY FOR A BAILABLE OFFENSE 

MUST HAVE A BOND HEARING WITHIN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS AND 

BE RELEASED WITHIN A REASONABLE TIME. 







A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 18-3-30, AS AMENDED, AND SECTION 22- 

3-1000, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE 

TIME FOR A MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL AND APPEALS IN MAGIS- 

TRATES COURT, SO AS TO INCREASE THE TIME PERIOD IN WHICH A 

MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL OR APPEAL MAY BE FILED AND TO 

EXTEND THE TIME PERIOD FURTHER IN THE INTERESTS OF JUSTICE 

UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES. 





H 3077 General Bill, By Pope, Simrill and Crosby 


LINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE CIVIL JURISDICTION OF THE MAGIS- 

TRATES COURT, SO AS TO INCREASE THE CIVIL JURISDICTION FROM 

SEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS TO TWENTY-FIVE 

THOUSAND DOLLARS. 





H 3078 General Bill, By Merrill and Henderson 


LINA, 1976, RELATING TO EXEMPTIONS FROM IMPACT FEES AUTHO- 

RIZED TO BE LEVIED UNDER THE SOUTH CAROLINA DEVELOPMENT 

IMPACT FEE ACT, SO AS TO EXEMPT FROM THE IMPACT FEE CON- 

STRUCTION OF AN ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE, OR SECONDARY SCHOOL 

FACILITY, OR REPLACING, RENOVATING, OR REPAIRING AN ELEMEN- 

TARY, MIDDLE, OR SECONDARY SCHOOL FACILITY, DESIGNED AND 

USED PRIMARILY FOR THE INSTRUCTION OF STUDENTS, AND TO 

MAKE THESE PROVISIONS RETROACTIVE TO JULY 1, 2008. 





H 3079 General Bill, By Merrill, Daning and McCoy 


BY ADDING ARTICLE 2 TO CHAPTER 22, TITLE 12 SO AS TO AUTHO- 

RIZE THE TERMS, CONDITIONS, PROCEDURES, AND REQUIREMENTS 

UNDER WHICH CHARITABLE RAFFLES MAY BE CONDUCTED IN THIS 

STATE AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 2 TAKE 

EFFECT UPON RATIFICATION OF AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTI- 

TUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, ALLOWING ITS PROVISIONS. 


139 




H 3080 General Bill, By Crosby 



FUL FOR A PERSON TO IMPEDE THE NORMAL BREATHING OR BLOOD 

CIRCULATION OF ANOTHER PERSON WITHOUT CONSENT BY INTEN- 

TIONALLY APPLYING PRESSURE TO THE OTHER PERSON S THROAT 

OR NECK OR OBSTRUCTING THE OTHER PERSON S NOSE OR MOUTH 

AND TO PROVIDE PENALTIES; AND TO AMEND SECTION 16-25-65, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO CRIMINAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OF A 

HIGH AND AGGRAVATED NATURE, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A PER- 

SON WHO VIOLATES SECTION 16-25-20 IS GUILTY OF THE OFFENSE 

OF CRIMINAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OF A HIGH AND AGGRAVATED 

NATURE WHEN THE PERSON COMMITS A VIOLATION OF SECTION 16- 

3-605. 





H 3081 General Bill, By Merrill 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DESIGNATIONS OF POWERS 

TO COUNTY GOVERNMENTS, AND SECTION 5-7-30, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO DESIGNATIONS OF POWERS TO MUNICIPAL GOVERN- 

MENTS, BOTH SO AS TO REQUIRE THAT THE IMPOSITION OF A BUSI- 

NESS LICENSE TAX ON A BUSINESS MUST BE BASED ON THE SIZE OF 

THE BUSINESS IN TERMS OF THE NUMBER OF ITS EMPLOYEES AND 

NOT ON ITS GROSS INCOME, AND PROVIDE THAT COUNTY AND 

MUNICIPAL GOVERNING BODIES SHALL ESTABLISH A CLEAR AND 

CONCISE POLICY FOR THE ADMINISTRATIVE ENFORCEMENT OF 

THEIR BUSINESS LICENSE TAX WHICH IS CONSISTENT WITH THE 

REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION AND OTHER APPLICABLE PROVI- 

SIONS OF LAW. 





H 3082 General Bill, By Merrill, G.R. Smith, Sottile, Daning, Crosby and 

R.L. Brown 


BY ADDING SECTION 59-3-35 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT EFFECTIVE 

JULY 1, 2013, THE STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION SHALL 

HAVE RESPONSIBILITY FOR AND JURISDICTION OVER ALL INTER- 

SCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES OF PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS OF 

THIS STATE, TO PROVIDE THAT THE SUPERINTENDENT SHALL 

APPOINT A DIVERSE ADVISORY BOARD OF SCHOOL SUPERINTEN- 

DENTS, ATHLETIC DIRECTORS, AND COACHES, INCLUDING WOMEN 

AND MINORITY MEMBERS, TO ADVISE HIM IN REGARD TO HIS 

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES UNDER THIS SECTION, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT A STATE PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL MAY NOT JOIN OR AFFILI- 

ATE WITH ANY JURISDICTIONAL BODY OR ENTITY THAT OPERATES 

OUTSIDE THE AUTHORITY OF THE STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDU- 

CATION. 





HJ-77 

H 3083 General Bill, By G.M. Smith, Southard and V.S. Moss 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE CONTENTS OF A PER-


SON S STATEMENT OF ECONOMIC INTERESTS, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

FOR CERTAIN OTHER DISCLOSURES WHICH MUST BE MADE BY A 

FILER ON HIS STATEMENT OF ECONOMIC INTERESTS. 






H 3084 General Bill, By Clyburn and R.L. Brown 


BY ADDING SECTION 59-17-165 SO AS TO PROVIDE THE GOVERNING 

BODY OF EACH SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THIS STATE SHALL CREATE A 

STUDENT BULLYING ADVISORY COUNCIL TO BE MADE UP OF STU- 

DENTS AND PARENTS SELECTED BY THE GOVERNING BODY TO 

ADVISE THE GOVERNING BODY ON MATTERS RELATING TO STU- 

DENT ON STUDENT BULLYING PROBLEMS, AND ON SUCH OTHER 

MATTERS AS THE GOVERNING BODY SHALL DETERMINE. 





HJ-78 

H 3085 General Bill, By Spires 


BY ADDING SECTION 1-13-120 SO AS TO AUTHORIZE THE STATE 

HUMAN AFFAIRS COMMISSION TO ASSESS A CIVIL PENALTY FOR 

VIOLATIONS OF CHAPTER 13, TITLE 1, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

REVENUE FROM THIS PENALTY BE DEPOSITED IN THE GENERAL 

FUND OF THE STATE AND APPROPRIATED BY THE GENERAL ASSEM- 

BLY AS IT CONSIDERS NECESSARY. 





H 3086 General Bill, By Daning, J.E. Smith, Crosby, R.L. Brown, M.S. 

McLeod, Taylor, J.R. Smith, Wells, Hixon, Rivers and Gilliard 



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO IN-STATE TUITION RATES 

FOR MILITARY PERSONNEL AND THEIR DEPENDENTS UNDER CER- 

TAIN CONDITIONS, SO AS TO REVISE THE CRITERIA UNDER WHICH 

VETERANS WHO ARE HONORABLY DISCHARGED AND THEIR DEPEN- 

DENTS MAY RECEIVE IN-STATE TUITION RATES. 





HJ-78 


01/15/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Taylor 

01/17/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: J.R.Smith, 

Wells, Hixon 




03/20/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Rivers, Gilliard 







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H 3087 (Rat # 0040, Act # 0029) General Bill, By Merrill and Daning 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO VARIOUS REQUIREMENTS, 

POWERS, AND DUTIES OF CHARTER SCHOOLS, SO AS TO PROVIDE A 

PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL SHALL ALLOW ENROLLMENT PREFER- 

ENCE TO RETURNING STUDENTS AND THAT THESE RETURNING STU- 

DENTS MAY NOT ENTER A LOTTERY FOR CHARTER SCHOOL 

ENROLLMENT, AND TO PROVIDE THAT A CHARTER SCHOOL 

LOCATED ON A FEDERAL MILITARY INSTALLATION OR BASE WHERE 

THE APPROPRIATE AUTHORITIES HAVE MADE BUILDINGS, FACILI- 

TIES, AND GROUNDS ON THE INSTALLATION OR BASE AVAILABLE 

FOR USE BY THE CHARTER SCHOOL AS ITS PRINCIPAL LOCATION 

ALSO MAY GIVE ENROLLMENT PRIORITY TO OTHERWISE ELIGIBLE 

STUDENTS WHO ARE DEPENDENTS OF MILITARY PERSONNEL LIV- 

ING IN MILITARY HOUSING ON THE BASE OR INSTALLATION OR WHO 

ARE CURRENTLY STATIONED AT THE BASE OR INSTALLATION NOT 

TO EXCEED FIFTY PERCENT OF THE TOTAL ENROLLMENT OF THE 

CHARTER SCHOOL. - ratified title 





HJ-79 














05/15/13 Ratified R 40 



05/28/13 Act No. 29 

H 3088 General Bill, By Bowen and Southard 



JULY 1, 2013, A SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THIS STATE MAY NOT PAY MEM- 

BERSHIP DUES OR FEES TO ANY EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION OR 

ORGANIZATION AND INSTEAD IS REQUIRED TO REDIRECT ANY 

SUCH FUNDING AVAILABLE TO CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION. 





HJ-79 

H 3089 General Bill, By Pope, Tallon, Hixon, Wells, McCoy and Daning 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DEDUCTIONS ALLOWED 

FROM SOUTH CAROLINA TAXABLE INCOME OF AN INDIVIDUAL FOR 

PURPOSES OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA INCOME TAX ACT, SO AS TO 

ALLOW A MAXIMUM THREE THOUSAND DOLLAR A YEAR DEDUC- 

TION FOR VOLUNTEER STATE CONSTABLES DESIGNATED BY THE 

STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT DIVISION AS STATE CONSTABLES AND 

TO PROVIDE THE ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR THIS DEDUC- 

TION. 






02/27/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Daning 




06/05/13 House Read third time and sent to Senate 



H 3090 Joint Resolution, By Pitts 


ARTICLE V OF THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, 

RELATING TO THE COMPOSITION OF THE SUPREME COURT, SO AS TO 

INCREASE FROM FIVE TO SEVEN THE NUMBER OF JUSTICES COM- 

PRISING THE SUPREME COURT ON JULY 31, 2016; AND TO AMEND 

SECTION 3, ARTICLE V OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THIS STATE, 

RELATING TO THE ELECTION OF MEMBERS OF THE SUPREME COURT, 

SO AS TO CONFIGURE THE TERMS OF THE NEW AND EXISTING ASSO- 

CIATE JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT SO THAT, BEGINNING IN 

2016, THE TERMS OF TWO ASSOCIATE JUSTICES SHALL EXPIRE 

EVERY TWO YEARS WITH ALL ASSOCIATE JUSTICES THEN BEING 

ELECTED TO SIX YEAR TERMS. 





H 3091 General Bill, By Henderson, Huggins, Ballentine and W.J. McLeod 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATIONS AND 

LOCAL CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE BEING EXEMPT FROM THE PRO- 

VISIONS OF THE SOLICITATION OF CHARITABLE FUNDS ACT UNDER 

CERTAIN CONDITIONS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THESE PROVISIONS 

ALSO DO NOT APPLY TO AN ATHLETIC, BAND, OR OTHER EXTRA- 

CURRICULAR ACTIVITY BOOSTER CLUB OR ORGANIZATION AFFILI- 

ATED WITH A K-12 SCHOOL IF THE ORGANIZATION IS A 501(c)(3) TAX- 

EXEMPT ENTITY PROPERTY FILING ALL FEDERAL AND STATE 

REPORTING FORMS REQUIRED OF THESE ORGANIZATIONS, INCLUD- 

ING FORM 990. 





HJ-80 




03/20/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: W.J.McLeod 








H 3092 General Bill, By Huggins 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE FAILURE OF A TAX- 

PAYER TO MAKE A REPORT OR FILE A RETURN REQUIRED BY LAW 

OR A TAXPAYER WHO FILES A FRIVOLOUS RETURN, SO AS TO FUR- 

THER PROVIDE FOR THE INFORMATION THE DEPARTMENT MUST 

CONSIDER WHEN MAKING AN ESTIMATE OF THE TAX LIABILITY OF 

THE TAXPAYER UNDER THESE CIRCUMSTANCES. 




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H 3093 General Bill, By J.E. Smith, W.J. McLeod and Whipper 




CAROLINA ABANDONED BUILDINGS REVITALIZATION ACT , TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT A TAXPAYER MAKING INVESTMENTS OF A CERTAIN SIZE 

IN REHABILITATING AN ABANDONED BUILDING BASED ON THE POP- 

ULATION OF THE POLITICAL SUBDIVISION IN WHICH THE BUILDING 

IS LOCATED MAY AT THE TAXPAYER S OPTION RECEIVE SPECIFIED 

INCOME TAX CREDITS OR CREDITS AGAINST THE PROPERTY TAX 

LIABILITY. 






Means HJ-18 


04/24/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: W.J.McLeod, 

Whipper 









11 





SJ-20 



H 3094 General Bill, By Long, Simrill, Atwater and M.S. McLeod 


LINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE ADJOURNMENT OF THE ANNUAL SES- 

SION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR SINE DIE 

ADJOURNMENT ON THE LAST THURSDAY BEFORE MEMORIAL DAY 

IN MAY RATHER THAN THE FIRST THURSDAY IN JUNE AND DELETE 

THE AUTHORITY TO EXTEND THE SESSION. 






H 3095 General Bill, By Daning and Henderson 


BY ADDING CHAPTER 44 TO TITLE 11 SO AS TO ENACT THE BILL 

WYLIE ENTREPRENEURSHIP ACT OF 2013 BY PROVIDING FOR STATE 

NONREFUNDABLE INCOME TAX CREDITS ALLOCATED BY THE 

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE FOR QUALIFIED INVESTMENTS IN 

BUSINESSES MEETING CERTAIN CRITERIA AND PRIMARILY 

ENGAGED IN MANUFACTURING, PROCESSING, WAREHOUSING, 

WHOLESALING, SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT, INFORMATION TECH- 

NOLOGY SERVICES, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OR OTHER 

NONPROHIBITED SERVICES, TO ESTABLISH THE CRITERIA AND PRO- 

CEDURES FOR THE CREDIT, AND TO MAKE THE CREDIT TRANSFER- 

ABLE. 


12/11/12 House Referred to Committee on Ways and Means




H 3096 General Bill, By Clemmons, G.R. Smith, Wells, Henderson, Long, 

D.C. Moss, Chumley, Loftis, Taylor, Bedingfield, Putnam, Murphy, Rivers, 

Tallon, Gagnon, Owens and Barfield 


SO AS TO ENACT THE STATE HEALTH CARE FREEDOM ACT BY ADD- 

ING SECTION 38-71-285 SO AS TO NOT ELECT TO ESTABLISH OR OPER- 

ATE AN AMERICAN HEALTH BENEFIT EXCHANGE AS PROVIDED FOR 

IN THE FEDERAL PATIENT PROTECTION AND AFFORDABLE CARE 

ACT OF 2010. 





HJ-81 

01/09/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: D.C.Moss, 

Chumley, Loftis 




01/22/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Sandifer HJ-17 

01/22/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Bedingfield, 

Putnam, Murphy, Rivers, Tallon, Gagnon 

01/23/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Weeks, Clemmons, Allison, 

Toole, Atwater, Henderson, GR Smith, Brannon, Loftis, 

Hixon, Hardwick, Sottile, Nanney, VS Moss, Dillard, 

Whipper, RL Brown, Forrester, Skelton, Neal, King, Newton, 

Patrick, Long, Erickson, McCoy, Williams, Jefferson, 

Owens, Govan, K Crawford, Crosby, Danning, Herbkersman, 

Whitmire, Bowen, Gagnon, Gambrell, George, 

Hayes, Thayer, Hosey, Kennedy, Pope, JR Smith, Goldfinch, 

Anderson, Wood, Ryhal HJ-19 








H 3097 (Rat # 0041, Act # 0030) General Bill, By Bales 

AN ACT TO AMEND ARTICLE 4, CHAPTER 56, TITLE 44, CODE OF 

LAWS, 1976, RELATING TO THE DRYCLEANING FACILITY RESTORA- 

TION TRUST FUND, SO AS TO SPECIFY THE USE AND PURPOSE OF 

THE FUND, AUTHORIZE THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVI- 

RONMENTAL CONTROL TO EXPEND MONIES FROM THE FUND FOR 

ASSESSMENT OF POTENTIAL SITES PRIOR TO OBTAINING EVIDENCE 

OF CONTAMINATION AT THE SITE, AND CLARIFY WHAT FACILITIES 

ARE EXCLUDED FROM PARTICIPATING IN THE FUND AND THE 

EFFECT OF PARTICIPATING IN THE FUND IF A FACILITY IS SEEKING 

EXEMPTION FROM THE FUND; AND TO DELETE OBSOLETE PROVI- 

SIONS, REORGANIZE PROVISIONS, AND MAKE TECHNICAL CORREC- 

TIONS. - ratified title 












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Affairs SJ-12 





SJ-28 



05/15/13 Ratified R 41 



05/28/13 Act No. 30 



OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE RIGHTS OF LONG-TERM CARE FACIL- 

ITY RESIDENTS, SO AS TO REQUIRE A RESIDENT OR HIS 

REPRESENTATIVE TO PROVIDE THE ADMINISTRATOR OF THE FACIL- 

ITY CERTAIN NOTICE OF THE INTENT OF THE RESIDENT TO VOLUN- 

TARILY RELOCATE TO ANOTHER FACILITY, AND TO PROVIDE THE 

FACILITY MAY CHARGE THE RESIDENT THE EQUIVALENT OF THIRTY 

DAYS OCCUPANCY FOR FAILURE TO GIVE THIS NOTICE. 
















H 3099 General Bill, By Nanney and Long 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO ENTITIES REQUIRED TO PROVIDE 

INFORMATION TO THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES FOR THE 

PURPOSE OF ESTABLISHING, MODIFYING, AND ENFORCING CHILD 

SUPPORT OBLIGATIONS, SO AS TO ALSO REQUIRE THESE ENTITIES 

TO PROVIDE THIS INFORMATION TO CLERKS OF COURT FOR THE 

SAME PURPOSE IN CASES NOT BEING ADMINISTERED PURSUANT TO 

TITLE IV-D OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT BY THE DEPARTMENT OF 

SOCIAL SERVICES; AND TO MAKE TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS. 
















06/05/13 Senate Read third time and enrolled SJ-13


H 3100 General Bill, By Chumley, G.R. Smith, Henderson, Crosby, 

Southard, Long and V.S. Moss 


SO AS TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA PUBLIC PROCEEDINGS 

FIRST AMENDMENT PROTECTION ACT BY ADDING CHAPTER 36 TO 

TITLE 1 SO AS TO AUTHORIZE AND DIRECT THE ATTORNEY GEN- 

ERAL OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA TO DEFEND THE RIGHTS 

OF ANY CITIZEN WHILE PARTICIPATING IN ANY ACTION OF ANY 

BOARD, COMMISSION, COUNCIL, OR OTHER INSTRUMENTALITY OF 

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA TO FREE EXERCISE OF SPEECH 

AND RELIGION UNDER THE FIRST AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITU- 

TION OF THE UNITED STATES AND SECTION 2, ARTICLE I OF THE 

CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895; TO PRO- 

HIBIT CERTAIN INDIVIDUALS FROM ENFORCING OR ATTEMPTING TO 

ENFORCE LAWS THAT VIOLATE THIS CHAPTER; AND TO ESTABLISH 

CRIMINAL PENALTIES AND CIVIL LIABILITY FOR VIOLATING THIS 

CHAPTER. 






H 3101 General Bill, By Chumley, Taylor, G.R. Smith, Huggins, Wells, 

Henderson, Crosby, Atwater, Long, Wood, Toole, Willis, Clemmons, 

Hardwick, Hardee, Goldfinch, Bedingfield, D.C. Moss, Loftis, Nanney, Pitts, 

Putnam, V.S. Moss, Owens, Barfield, H.A. Crawford, Stringer, Hamilton, 

Burns, Tallon, Kennedy, Allison, Murphy, Delleney, Horne, Daning and 

Brannon 



SO AS TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA FREEDOM OF HEALTH 

CARE PROTECTION ACT BY ADDING ARTICLE 21 TO CHAPTER 71, 

TITLE 38 SO AS TO RENDER NULL AND VOID CERTAIN UNCONSTITU- 

TIONAL LAWS ENACTED BY THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES 

TAKING CONTROL OVER THE HEALTH INSURANCE INDUSTRY AND 

MANDATING THAT INDIVIDUALS PURCHASE HEALTH INSURANCE 

UNDER THREAT OF PENALTY; TO PROHIBIT CERTAIN INDIVIDUALS 

FROM ENFORCING OR ATTEMPTING TO ENFORCE SUCH UNCONSTI- 

TUTIONAL LAWS; AND TO ESTABLISH CRIMINAL PENALTIES AND 

CIVIL LIABILITY FOR VIOLATING THIS ARTICLE. 





HJ-83 




01/09/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Bedingfield, 

D.C.Moss, Loftis 

01/10/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Nanney, Pitts 




01/29/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: H.A.Crawford 

03/20/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Stringer, Hamilton, 

Burns 

04/10/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Tallon, Kennedy, 

Allison, Murphy 


HJ-30 

04/11/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Delleney 

04/16/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Horne 

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04/16/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Delleney, Skelton, Toole, 

Atwater, Balentine, Felder, DC Moss, Robinson-Simpson, 

Hamilton, Mack, Hixon, Owens, JR Smith, Lucas, Gilliard, 

Neal, Wells, RL Brown, Anderson, Hosey, Clyburn, 

GA Brown, Weeks, Douglas, McEachern, King, Cobb- 

Hunter, JE Smith, Jefferson, Daning, Sellers, Sabb, WJ 

McLeod, Crosby, Pope HJ-16 


04/24/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Brannon 





05/01/13 House Debate adjourned HJ-148 





05/29/13 Senate Recalled from Committee on Finance SJ-59 


05/30/13 Senate Special order, set for May 30, 2013 SJ-45 


H 3102 General Bill, By Forrester, V.S. Moss, Allison, Atwater and Bingham 



SO AS TO ENACT JAIDON S LAW ; TO AMEND SECTION 63-7-1680, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO THE CONTENTS, APPROVAL, AND AMEND- 

MENT OF A PLACEMENT PLAN DEVELOPED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF 

SOCIAL SERVICES FOR A CHILD REMOVED FROM THE CUSTODY OF 

HIS OR HER PARENTS, SO AS TO FURTHER PROVIDE FOR THE VISITA- 

TION RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARENTS UNDER THE 


CONTENTS OF A PLACEMENT PLAN WHEN THE CONDITIONS FOR 

REMOVAL OF A CHILD FROM THE CUSTODY OF HIS OR HER PARENTS 

INCLUDE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE ABUSE BY THE PARENTS, SO AS 

TO MAKE THE CONTENTS OF THE PLAN MANDATORY, RATHER THAN 

IN THE DISCRETION OF THE COURT; TO AMEND SECTION 63-7-1710, 

RELATING TO CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH THE DEPARTMENT 

OF SOCIAL SERVICES SHALL FILE A PETITION TO TERMINATE PAREN- 

TAL RIGHTS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT SHALL FILE 

THIS PETITION IF THE PARENT IS CONVICTED OF HOMICIDE BY 

CHILD ABUSE, OR AIDING OR ABETTING TO COMMIT HOMICIDE BY 

CHILD ABUSE, OF ANOTHER CHILD OF THE PARENT; TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE DEPARTMENT SHALL FILE THIS PETITION IF A PARENT 

FAILED THREE HAIR-STRAND DRUG TESTS OVER A NINE-MONTH 

PERIOD; AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT SHALL FILE 

SUCH A PETITION IF A PARENT FAILED TWICE IN A TWELVE-MONTH 

PERIOD TO COMPLY WITH THE TERMS OF A TREATMENT PLAN OR 


COURT-ORDERED PLACEMENT OF A PERSON IN THE CENTRAL REG- 

ISTRY FOR CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT 

THE COURT SHALL ORDER THAT A PERSON BE PLACED IN THE REG- 

ISTRY IF THE PERSON GAVE BIRTH TO THE CHILD AND THE CHILD 

TESTED POSITIVE FOR DRUGS; AND TO AMEND SECTION 63-7-2570, 

AS AMENDED, RELATING TO GROUNDS FOR TERMINATING PAREN- 

TAL RIGHTS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT TERMINATING THESE RIGHTS 

ON THE GROUNDS OF SEVERE AND REPETITIVE ABUSE OR NEGLECT 

INCLUDES HOSPITALIZATION OF A CHILD FOR MORE THAN FOUR- 

TEEN DAYS DUE TO ABUSE OR NEGLECT; TO INCLUDE IN THE 

GROUNDS FOR TERMINATING THESE RIGHTS A PARENT S ADDIC- 

TION TO ALCOHOL OR ILLEGAL DRUGS OR PRESCRIPTION MEDICA- 

TION ABUSE WHEN THE PARENT S ADDICTION IS UNLIKELY TO 

CHANGE WITHIN A REASONABLE TIME; AND TO PROVIDE AS A 

GROUND FOR TERMINATING THESE RIGHTS A PARENT BEING CON- 

VICTED OF MURDER, VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER, OR HOMICIDE 

BY CHILD ABUSE OF ANOTHER CHILD OF THE PARENT.







01/23/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Allison 

04/09/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Atwater 


HJ-56 





day HJ-52 

04/25/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Bingham 





H 3103 General Bill, By Crosby, Daning and M.S. McLeod 


BY ADDING SECTION 44-115-35 SO AS TO REQUIRE A PHYSICIAN, 

UPON REQUEST OF A PATIENT, TO TRANSMIT THE PATIENT S MEDI- 

CAL RECORD TO THE HOSPITAL AT WHICH THE PATIENT HAS BEEN 

OR IS SCHEDULED TO BE HOSPITALIZED WHEN THE PHYSICIAN IS 

NOT THE PATIENT S ATTENDING PHYSICIAN AT THE HOSPITAL; TO 

REQUIRE THE PHYSICIAN TO TRANSMIT A SUMMARY OF THE MEDI- 

CAL RECORD ON A FORM DEVELOPED AND PUBLISHED BY THE 

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL; AND TO 

REQUIRE TRANSMISSION OF THE RECORD TO BE CONDUCTED SO AS 

TO MAINTAIN CONFIDENTIALITY. 








H 3104 General Bill, By Stavrinakis and M.S. McLeod 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE POWERS AND RESPONSI- 

BILITIES OF THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, SO AS TO REQUIRE 

THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION TO DEVELOP CURRICULA AND 

OTHER WRITTEN MATERIALS TO EDUCATE STUDENTS, SCHOOL PER- 

SONNEL, AND PARENTS AND GUARDIANS ABOUT CHILD SEXUAL 

ABUSE; AND TO REQUIRE LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO MAINTAIN 

A LIST OF SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY RESOURCES THAT PROVIDE 

SERVICES FOR CHILDREN WHO MAY BE VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ABUSE. 





HJ-85 


H 3105 General Bill, By Delleney 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE REQUIREMENTS THAT CERTAIN 

FINANCING AGREEMENTS ENTERED INTO BY A GOVERNMENTAL 

ENTITY TO ACQUIRE AN ASSET IS SUBJECT TO REFERENDUM 

APPROVAL IF THE PRINCIPAL BALANCE OF THE FINANCING AGREE- 

MENT WHEN ADDED TO THE GOVERNMENTAL ENTITY S EXISTING 

LIMITED BONDED INDEBTEDNESS EXCEEDS EIGHT PERCENT OF THE 

ASSESSED VALUE OF TAXABLE PROPERTY IN THE GOVERNMENTAL 

ENTITY, SO AS TO EXTEND THE DEFINITION OF FINANCING AGREE- 

144 

MENT TO INCLUDE THE ACQUISITION, CONSTRUCTION, RENOVA- 

TION, OR REPAIR OF ANY ASSET OF THE GOVERNMENTAL ENTITY 

AND TO PROVIDE AN EXCEPTION FOR CERTAIN REFINANCING 

AGREEMENTS. 





H 3106 General Bill, By Crosby and Southard 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE HOMESTEAD PROP- 

ERTY TAX EXEMPTION ALLOWED PERSONS OVER THE AGE OF 

SIXTY-FIVE YEARS, OR DISABLED, OR LEGALLY BLIND, SO AS TO 

INCREASE THE EXEMPTION AMOUNT FROM THE FIRST FIFTY THOU- 

SAND DOLLARS TO THE FIRST SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS 

OF THE FAIR MARKET VALUE OF THE HOMESTEAD; AND TO AMEND 

JOINT RESOLUTION 406 OF 2000, RELATING TO SUPPLEMENTAL 

APPROPRIATIONS, SO AS TO DELETE AN OBSOLETE REFERENCE TO 

THE HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION. 





H 3107 General Bill, By Cobb-Hunter 



STATE INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX CREDIT EQUAL TO TEN PERCENT 

OF THE FEDERAL EARNED INCOME TAX CREDIT AND ANNUALLY TO 

INCREASE THE AMOUNT OF THE CREDIT IN INCREMENTS OF TWO 

AND ONE-HALF PERCENT UNTIL THE CREDIT EQUALS TWENTY PER- 

CENT. 








WITH THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SCHEDULED TO CONVENE JANU- 

ARY 9, 2015, MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY MUST RECEIVE 

TOTAL ANNUAL COMPENSATION FOR THEIR LEGISLATIVE SERVICE 

FOR A REGULAR SESSION IN AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO FIFTY THOU- 

SAND DOLLARS, TO PROVIDE THAT THIS COMPENSATION CONSISTS 

OF PER DIEM AND SALARY, TO PROVIDE THAT THE SALARY PORTION 

OF COMPENSATION THE MEMBER RECEIVES MUST BE REDUCED BY 

PER DIEM RECEIVED BY THE MEMBER FOR ATTENDANCE AT AN 

EXTRA SESSION AND PROVIDE THAT EXPENSES OR OTHER PER DIEM 

REIMBURSED OR OTHERWISE PAID TO MEMBERS ARE IN ADDITION 

TO COMPENSATION, AND TO REQUIRE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO 

APPROPRIATE THE SALARY PORTION OF COMPENSATION IN THE 

ANNUAL GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT; AND TO AMEND SECTION 

9-9-10, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS FOR PURPOSES OF 

THE RETIREMENT SYSTEM FOR MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEM- 

BLY (GARS), SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT EARNABLE COMPENSATION 

USED IN THE CALCULATION OF RETIREMENT BENEFITS UNDER 

GARS DOES NOT INCLUDE SALARY. 





H 3109 General Bill, By Crosby, G.R. Smith, Daning, Southard, Atwater, 

Long and Thayer



BY ADDING SECTION 11-11-86 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR A ZERO-BASE 

BUDGET REVIEW ON A TEN YEAR SCHEDULE OF EACH STATE 

AGENCY, BEGINNING WITH APPROPRIATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAR 

2014-2015, TO PROVIDE FOR ESTABLISHING THE SCHEDULE, AND TO 

PROVIDE DEFINITIONS. 





04/24/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Thayer 

H 3110 General Bill, By Clemmons, Goldfinch and Daning 


A BILL TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA GIVING BACK TO OUR 

VETERANS ACT TO AMEND SECTION 12-6-1140, AS AMENDED, CODE 

OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DEDUCTIONS 

FROM SOUTH CAROLINA TAXABLE INCOME OF INDIVIDUALS FOR 

PURPOSES OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA INCOME TAX ACT, SO AS TO 

ALLOW THE DEDUCTION OF RETIREMENT BENEFITS ATTRIBUTABLE 

TO SERVICE ON ACTIVE DUTY IN THE ARMED FORCES OF THE 

UNITED STATES AND TO PHASE IN THIS DEDUCTION OVER FOUR 

YEARS; AND TO AMEND SECTION 12-6-1170, AS AMENDED, RELATING 

TO THE RETIREMENT INCOME DEDUCTION, SO AS TO CONFORM 

THIS DEDUCTION TO THE MILITARY RETIREMENT DEDUCTION 

ALLOWED BY THIS ACT. 







BY ADDING SECTION 12-37-221 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE EXEMP- 

TION OF A PORTION OF THE FAIR MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL 

PROPERTY ASSOCIATED WITH A FACILITY FOR THE GENERATION OF 

ELECTRIC POWER PLACED INTO SERVICE AFTER THE EFFECTIVE 

DATE OF THIS SECTION AND TO SUBJECT THE REMAINING PORTION 

TO A STATE PROPERTY TAX AND PROVIDE FOR ITS DISTRIBUTION 

AMONG THE POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS OF THIS STATE, WITH AN 

AGGREGATE ANNUAL CAP ON DISTRIBUTION TO A COUNTY AND 

SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND MUNICIPALITIES THEREIN OF TWENTY 

MILLION DOLLARS AND TO PROVIDE THAT AMOUNTS OVER THE 

AGGREGATE COUNTY CAP MUST BE DISTRIBUTED TO THE COUNTY 

AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND MUNICIPALITIES THEREIN IN WHICH 

THE FACILITY IS LOCATED. 





H 3112 General Bill, By G.M. Smith and Daning 



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DEDUCTIONS FROM 

SOUTH CAROLINA TAXABLE INCOME OF INDIVIDUALS FOR PUR- 

POSES OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA INCOME TAX ACT, SO AS TO 

ALLOW THE DEDUCTION OF RETIREMENT BENEFITS ATTRIBUTABLE 

TO SERVICE ON ACTIVE DUTY IN THE ARMED FORCES OF THE 

UNITED STATES; AND TO AMEND SECTION 12-6-1170, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO THE RETIREMENT INCOME DEDUCTION, SO AS TO 

CONFORM THIS DEDUCTION TO THE MILITARY RETIREMENT 

DEDUCTION ALLOWED BY THIS ACT. 





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H 3113 General Bill, By Spires, Southard and R.L. Brown 



TIONS, SO AS TO ALLOW AN EXEMPTION FROM ALL PROPERTY TAX 

EQUAL TO ONE HUNDRED PERCENT OF THE VALUE SUBJECT TO TAX 

OF AN OWNER-OCCUPIED RESIDENCE IF THE OWNER HAS ATTAINED 

THE AGE OF SIXTY-FIVE YEARS. 








SO AS TO DELETE THE EXEMPTION ALLOWED FOR UNPREPARED 

FOOD ITEMS. 







LINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE STATE AID TO SUBDIVISIONS ACT, SO 

AS TO PROVIDE THAT BEGINNING WITH FISCAL YEAR 2014-2015, THE 

AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BE APPROPRIATED TO THE LOCAL GOVERN- 

MENT FUND IS THE AMOUNT APPROPRIATED FOR FISCAL YEAR 2013- 

2014, INCREASED ANNUALLY AND CUMULATIVELY BY THE 

INCREASE IN THE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX AND TO PROVIDE THAT 

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BE APPRO- 

PRIATED ANNUALLY TO THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT FUND AND FOUR 

AND ONE-HALF PERCENT OF STATE GENERAL FUND REVENUES IN 

THE LATEST STATE FISCAL YEAR MUST BE CREDITED TO THE STATE 

HIGHWAY FUND. 





H 3116 General Bill, By Taylor, Bedingfield, Edge, Daning, Wells, Long, 

Hardwick, Spires, Sottile, J.R. Smith, Hixon, Simrill, Atwater, Rivers, Wood, 

G.M. Smith, Lucas, Delleney, Kennedy, Huggins, Nanney, Chumley, 

Brannon, Erickson, Pitts, Willis, Toole, Pope, Quinn, Bingham, D.C. Moss, 

Clemmons, Putnam, G.R. Smith, Hamilton, V.S. Moss, Allison, Forrester, 

Patrick, Lowe, Whitmire, Southard, Limehouse, McCoy, Barfield, Gagnon, 

Henderson, Tallon, Cole, Crosby, Norman, Herbkersman, Newton and 

Goldfinch 




CAROLINA FAIR TAX ACT , TO PROVIDE FOR THE PURPOSES OF THE 

ACT AND DEFINITIONS, TO PROVIDE FOR JUDICIAL GUIDANCE FOR 

INTERPRETATION OF THE ACT AND THE IMPOSITION OF THE TAX, TO 

PROVIDE FOR CREDITS AND REFUNDS, TO PROVIDE FOR A FAMILY 

CONSUMPTION ALLOWANCE, TO PROVIDE FOR THE ADMINISTRA- 

TION OF THE TAX BY THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, TO PROVIDE 

FOR PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS OF THE ACT, AND TO PROVIDE FOR 

COLLECTIONS, APPEALS, AND TAXPAYER RIGHTS; TO PROVIDE FOR 

SPECIAL RULES RELATED TO INTERMEDIATE SALES, TAXABLE GAM- 

ING SERVICES, PURCHASES BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, GOV- 

ERNMENT ENTERPRISES, MIXED-USE PROPERTY OR SERVICES, AND 

NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS; TO PROVIDE FOR TAXATION OF 

FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION SERVICES, TO PROVIDE FOR ADDI- 

TIONAL MATTERS RELATED TO THE SALE OF A COPYRIGHT OR 

TRADEMARK, CERTAIN EXCLUSIONS FROM TAXATION, TAXATION


RELATED TO THE PURCHASE OF TAXABLE PROPERTY OR SERVICES 

SUBJECT TO AN EMPLOYEE DISCOUNT, TAXABLE PROPERTY OR SER- 

VICES GIVEN AS A GIFT, PRIZE, REWARD, OR AS REMUNERATION 

FOR EMPLOYMENT BY A REGISTERED PERSON, AND TO PROVIDE 

FOR TAX TREATMENT FOR INVENTORY HELD BY A TRADE OR BUSI- 

NESS ON THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEMBER THIRTY-FIRST OF 

THE YEAR THAT THIS ACT IS ENACTED; TO PROVIDE FOR FUNDING 

TO THE HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION FUND, THE STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL 

BUILDING FUND, THE SOUTH CAROLINA EDUCATION IMPROVE- 

MENT ACT OF 1984 FUND, FUNDING FOR MUNICIPALITIES AND 

COUNTIES, AND THE TOURISM EXPENDITURE REVIEW COMMITTEE; 

TO PROVIDE FOR A SPECIAL VOTE TO AMEND OR REPEAL THIS ACT 

WITHIN THREE YEARS OF ITS ENACTMENT AND REFERENDUM FOR 

CHANGES AFTER THE FOURTH YEAR; AND TO REPEAL CHAPTERS 6, 

8, 11, 13, 16, 36, 58, AND 62 OF TITLE 12 RELATING TO THE SOUTH CAR- 

OLINA INCOME TAX, AND INCOME TAX WITHHOLDING, THE BANK 

TAX, THE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION TAX, THE SOUTH CAR- 

OLINA ESTATE TAX, THE SOUTH CAROLINA SALES TAX, THE TAX- 

PAYER BILL OF RIGHTS, AND THE SOUTH CAROLINA MOTION 

PICTURE INCENTIVE ACT ALL REPLACED BY THE PROVISIONS OF 

THE SOUTH CAROLINA FAIR TAX ACT. 





01/16/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Hardwick, 

Spires, Sottile, J.R.Smith, Hixon, Simrill 


01/31/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Rivers, Wood 

02/05/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: G.M.Smith, 

Lucas, Delleney, Kennedy, Huggins, Nanney, Chumley, 

Brannon, Erickson, Pitts, Willis, Toole, Pope, Quinn, 

Bingham, D.C.Moss, Clemmons, Putnam, G.R.Smith, 

Hamilton, V.S.Moss, Allison, Forrester 

02/06/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Patrick, Lowe, 

Whitmire, Southard, Limehouse, McCoy, Barfield, 

Gagnon, Henderson, Tallon, Cole 

02/07/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Crosby, Norman 

02/21/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Herbkersman, 

Newton 

02/26/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Goldfinch 

H 3117 General Bill, By Loftis and Sellers 



TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER 

RESTRUCTURING ACT BY ADDING ARTICLE 6 TO CHAPTER 3, TITLE 

1 SO AS TO ESTABLISH THE DEPARTMENT OF THE STATE CHIEF 

INFORMATION OFFICER TO BE HEADED BY THE STATE CHIEF INFOR- 

MATION OFFICER WHO IS APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR WITH THE 

ADVICE AND CONSENT OF THE SENATE FOR A TERM OF SIX YEARS, 

AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE POWERS, DUTIES, AND FUNCTIONS OF 

THE DEPARTMENT INCLUDING TECHNOLOGY PROCUREMENT; TO 

AMEND SECTIONS 11-35-40, 11-35-70, AND 11-35-310, RELATING TO 

THE APPLICATION OF AND DEFINITIONS USED IN THE CONSOLI- 

DATED PROCUREMENT CODE, SO AS TO MAKE CONFORMING 

AMENDMENTS AND TO DELETE CERTAIN DEFINITIONS PERTAINING 

TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY; AND TO REPEAL SECTIONS 1-11- 

430, 11-35-820 AND 11-35-1580 RELATING TO THE POWERS OF THE 

STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD TO GOVERN THE USE OF 

TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS AND THE OFFICE OF INFORMA- 

TION TECHNOLOGY OF THE STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD 

AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE 

STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD. 



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H 3118 General Bill, By Gilliard, Daning, Wells and Southard 


BY ADDING SECTION 56-5-3890 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON 

MAY NOT OPERATE A MOTOR VEHICLE IN MOTION WHILE TEXT 

MESSAGING OR RECEIVING TEXT MESSAGES, OR USING ANY FORM 

OF ELECTRONIC READING DEVICE, AND TO PROVIDE FOR PENAL- 

TIES; AND TO AMEND SECTION 56-1-720, RELATING TO THE SCHED- 

ULE OF POINTS ASSIGNED TO VARIOUS TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS, SO AS 

TO PROVIDE THAT TEXT MESSAGING WHILE DRIVING, SECOND 

OFFENSE, IS A TWO POINT VIOLATION AND TEXT MESSAGING WHILE 

DRIVING, THIRD OR SUBSEQUENT OFFENSE, IS A FOUR POINT VIOLA- 

TION. 





HJ-91 

H 3119 General Bill, By Daning, Sottile and M.S. McLeod 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE MANNER IN WHICH A MOTOR- 

CYCLE MUST BE OPERATED, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT IT IS UNLAW- 

FUL TO TRANSPORT A PERSON WHO IS SEVEN YEARS OLD OR 

YOUNGER ON A MOTORCYCLE. 





HJ-92 


H 3120 General Bill, By Crosby 



CAROLINA STATE POLICE; TO AMEND SECTION 1-3-240, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO THE REMOVAL OF CERTAIN STATE OFFI- 

CERS BY THE GOVERNOR, SO AS TO DELETE THE TERM THE DIREC- 

TOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND REPLACE IT 

WITH THE TERM DIRECTOR OF THE STATE POLICE ; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 1-7-920, RELATING TO THE MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION ON 

PROSECUTION COORDINATION, SO AS TO DELETE THE TERM DIREC- 

TOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND REPLACE IT 

WITH THE TERM DIRECTOR OF THE STATE POLICE ; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 1-30-10, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE DEPARTMENTS OF 

STATE GOVERNMENT, SO AS TO DELETE THE TERM DEPARTMENT OF 

PUBLIC SAFETY AND REPLACE IT WITH THE TERM STATE POLICE ; 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY, SO AS TO SUBSTITUTE THE TERM 

DIVISION OF PUBLIC SAFETY FOR THE TERM DEPARTMENT OF PUB- 

LIC SAFETY ; TO AMEND SECTION 2-13-240, AS AMENDED, RELATING 

TO THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA 

TO VARIOUS ENTITIES, SO AS TO DELETE THE TERM DEPARTMENT 

OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND REPLACE IT WITH THE TERM STATE POLICE 

; TO AMEND SECTIONS 5-3-90, 5-7-110, 9-11-180, AS AMENDED, 10-11-80, 

AS AMENDED, 11-35-710, AS AMENDED, 12-28-1910, AS AMENDED, 12- 

28-2325, 12-45-70, AS AMENDED, 13-7-70, AS AMENDED, 13-7-160, AS 

AMENDED, 14-1-206, AS AMENDED, 14-1-207, AS AMENDED, 14-1-208, 

AS AMENDED, 14-1-212, 16-3-1410, AS AMENDED, 17-5-130, AS 

AMENDED, 17-22-350, AND 23-1-230, RELATING TO THE SCOPE OF THE 

PROVISIONS THAT PROVIDE FOR THE STRUCTURE, ORGANIZATION, 

POWERS, AND DUTIES OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS, THE DEPART- 

MENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY S CONTRIBUTIONS INTO THE STATE 

RETIREMENT SYSTEM ON BEHALF OF ACTIVE HIGHWAY PATROL 

MEMBER EMPLOYEES, PARKING ON CERTAIN STATE PARKING LOTS,


STATE PROCUREMENT CODE EXEMPTIONS, THE INSPECTION OF 

FUEL AND SHIPPING PAPERS, LAW ENFORCEMENT ASSISTANCE PRO- 

VIDED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE BY THE DEPARTMENT OF 

PUBLIC SAFETY, PAYING TAXES AND THE DELEGATION OF COLLEC- 

TION OF TAXES, RULES AND REGULATIONS REGARDING THE TRANS- 

PORTATION OF MATERIALS, REGULATIONS RELATING TO THE 

TRANSPORTATION OF NUCLEAR MATERIALS, COURT ASSESSMENTS 

AND SURCHARGES, VICTIM ASSISTANCE SERVICES, QUALIFICA- 

TIONS AND AGE REQUIREMENTS FOR CORONERS, TRAFFIC EDUCA- 

TION PROGRAM FEES, AND THE FIRST RESPONDERS ADVISORY 

COMMITTEE, ALL SO AS TO DELETE THE TERM DEPARTMENT OF 

PUBLIC SAFETY AND REPLACE IT WITH THE TERM STATE POLICE 

OR DIVISION OF PUBLIC SAFETY ; TO AMEND CHAPTER 6, TITLE 23, 

RELATING TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUB- 

LIC SAFETY, SO AS TO REESTABLISH IT AS A DIVISION OF THE STATE 

POLICE; TO AMEND SECTIONS 23-23-30, AS AMENDED, 23-25-20, 24-5- 

340, 36-9-410, 38-55-530, AS AMENDED, 38-55-570, AS AMENDED, 38-77- 

1120, 39-9-230, AS AMENDED, 43-5-1250, AS AMENDED, 44-4-130, AS 


56-1-1320, 56-1-1760, 56-1-2220, 56-1-2230, 56-3-662, 56-3-663, AS 

AMENDED, 56-3-840, AS AMENDED, 56-5-330, 56-5-380, 56-5-765, 56-5- 

1270, 56-5-1300, 56-5-1320, 56-5-1330, 56-5-1340, 56-5-1350, 56-5-1520, 56-5- 

2930, AS AMENDED, 56-5-2933, AS AMENDED, 56-5-2945, AS AMENDED, 

56-5-2951, AS AMENDED, 56-5-2953, AS AMENDED, 56-5-3660, 56-5-3670, 

56-5-3680, 56-5-3690, 56-5-3900, 56-5-4030, 56-5-4035, 56-5-4070, 56-5-4075, 

56-5-4140, AS AMENDED, 56-5-4160, AS AMENDED, 56-5-4170, 56-5-4840, 

56-5-4880, 56-5-4970, 56-5-5015, 56-5-5080, 56-5-5120, 56-5-5140, 56-5-5810, 

AS AMENDED, 56-5-5870, 56-5-5880, 56-5-6170, 56-5-6525, AS AMENDED, 

56-5-6560, 56-5-6565, 56-7-10, 56-7-12, 56-7-30, AS AMENDED, 56-9-350, 

56-10-45, 56-10-552, AS AMENDED, 56-11-20, 56-11-40, 56-15-420, 56-19- 

420, AS AMENDED, 56-35-50, 57-3-180, 58-23-50, AS AMENDED, 58-23- 

1120, AS AMENDED, 59-67-20, 59-67-260, 59-67-570, 61-6-2900, 61-6-4250, 

61-6-4290, 63-19-1860, AND ENT OFFICERS HALL OF FAME COMMIT- 

TEE, RESERVE DETENTION OFFICERS, UNLAWFUL SALE OR DIS- 

POSAL OF PERSONAL PROPERTY SUBJECT TO A SECURITY INTEREST, 

INSURANCE FRAUD AND REPORTING IMMUNITY, THE DISPOSITION 

OF UNINSURED MOTOR PREMIUMS, MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT AND 

MOTOR VEHICLE INSURANCE FRAUD-REPORTING IMMUNITY ACT, 

THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE METRIC SYSTEM, THE STATEWIDE 

NETWORK OF MASS TRANSIT SYSTEMS, THE EMERGENCY HEALTH 

POWERS ACT, ACCOUNT BALANCES RELATING TO HUNTING AND 

FISHING LICENSES, ACTIVITIES OF THE MARITIME SECURITY COM- 

MISSION AND THE NAVAL MILITIA, MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVER S 

LICENSES, THE REGISTRATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR VEHI- 

CLES, THE REGULATION OF TRAFFIC TRAVELING ALONG THE STATE 

S HIGHWAYS, THE ISSUANCE OF TRAFFIC TICKETS, VERIFICATION OF 

MOTOR VEHICLE INSURANCE, THE CONFISCATION OF REGISTRA- 

TION CERTIFICATES AND LICENSE PLATES, THE UNINSURED 

ENFORCEMENT FUND, THE ROAD TAX ON MOTOR CARRIERS, THE 

PROMULGATION OF REGULATIONS RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLE 

DEALER AND WHOLESALER LICENSES, MOTOR VEHICLE CERTIFI- 

CATES OF TITLE, DIESEL IDLING RESTRICTIONS, PERMITS ISSUED BY 

THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, MOTOR VEHICLE CARRI- 

ERS, THE TRANSPORTATION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN, THE ALCOHOLIC 

BEVERAGE CONTROL ACT, THE CONDITIONAL RELEASE OF A JUVE- 

NILE, AND THE APPOINTMENT OF JUVENILE PROBATION COUNSEL- 

ORS, ALL SO AS TO DELETE THE TERM DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 

SAFETY AND REPLACE IT WITH THE TERM STATE POLICE OR DIVI- 

SION OF PUBLIC SAFETY ; AND TO AMEND SECTIONS 23-3-10, 23-3- 

680, AND 23-3-690, ALL RELATING TO THE CREATION OF SLED, SO AS 

TO PROVIDE THAT ITS DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS ARE TRANSFERRED 

TO THE STATE POLICE. 





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H 3121 General Bill, By Bowen, Daning, Henderson and Southard 



BY ADDING SECTIONS 56-5-3890, 56-5-3895, AND 56-5-3897 SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT IT IS UNLAWFUL FOR A PERSON TO USE AN ELEC- 

TRONIC COMMUNICATION DEVICE WHILE DRIVING A MOTOR VEHI- 

CLE UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, TO PROVIDE A PENALTY, 

AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF MONIES COLLECTED 

FROM FINES ASSOCIATED WITH VIOLATIONS OF THESE PROVISIONS; 

AND TO AMEND SECTION 56-1-720, RELATING TO THE ASSESSMENT 

OF POINTS AGAINST A PERSON S DRIVING RECORD FOR CERTAIN 

MOTOR VEHICLE VIOLATIONS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT POINTS 

MUST BE ASSESSED AGAINST THE DRIVING RECORD OF A PERSON 

CONVICTED OF IMPROPER USE OF AN ELECTRONIC COMMUNICA- 

TION DEVICE WHILE DRIVING A MOTOR VEHICLE. 





HJ-95 




02/06/13 House Committed to Committee on Judiciary HJ-19 




UNLAWFUL FOR A DRIVER OR OCCUPANT OF A MOTOR VEHICLE TO 

SMOKE A TOBACCO PRODUCT WHILE A CHILD OF PRESCHOOL AGE 

IS ALSO AN OCCUPANT OF THE MOTOR VEHICLE, AND TO PROVIDE A 

PENALTY. 





H 3123 General Bill, By Crosby, Sottile, Daning and Harrell 



MENT OF TRANSPORTATION MUST CONDUCT A NOISE STUDY WHEN 

IT PLANS TO CONSTRUCT, EXPAND, OR IMPROVE AN INTERSTATE OR 

UNITED STATES HIGHWAY. 






H 3124 General Bill, By Bingham, Taylor, Long and M.S. McLeod 


BY ADDING SECTION 63-7-315 SO AS TO PROHIBIT AN EMPLOYER 

FROM DISMISSING, DEMOTING, SUSPENDING, OR DISCIPLINING AN 

EMPLOYEE WHO REPORTS CHILD ABUSE OR NEGLECT, WHETHER 

REQUIRED OR PERMITTED TO REPORT; AND TO CREATE A CAUSE OF 

ACTION FOR REINSTATEMENT AND BACK PAY WHICH AN EMPLOYEE 

MAY BRING AGAINST AN EMPLOYER WHO VIOLATES THIS PROHIBI- 

TION. 









05/01/13 House Read third time and sent to Senate HJ-8




H 3125 General Bill, By Hodges, M.S. McLeod, Mitchell, Whipper, R.L. 

Brown, Hiott, Toole, Hardee, Cobb-Hunter, Dillard and Robinson-Simpson 


SO AS TO ENACT THE MICROENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT ACT BY 

ADDING CHAPTER 55 TO TITLE 11 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SHALL ESTABLISH THE MICROENTER- 

PRISE PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM TO PROMOTE AND FACILITATE THE 

DEVELOPMENT OF MICROENTERPRISES IN THIS STATE AND TO 

DEFINE MICROENTERPRISE AS A BUSINESS, WHETHER NEW OR 

EXISTING, INCLUDING STARTUP, HOME-BASED, AND SELF EMPLOY- 

MENT, WITH FIVE OR FEWER EMPLOYEES; TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

DEPARTMENT SHALL AWARD GRANTS TO COMMUNITY ORGANIZA- 

TIONS TO MAKE LOANS AND DEVELOP LOAN SOURCES; TO ESTAB- 

LISH CRITERIA TO BE CONSIDERED IN AWARDING GRANTS; TO 

PROVIDE THAT APPROPRIATED FUNDS MAY BE AWARDED AS A 

GRANT TO MICROLOAN DELIVERY ORGANIZATIONS AND THAT 

SUCH GRANTS MUST BE MATCHED BY NONSTATE FUNDS; TO PRO- 

VIDE THE PURPOSE FOR WHICH GRANT FUNDS MAY BE EXPENDED; 

TO PROVIDE CERTAIN PROVISIONS THAT MUST BE IN A CONTRACT 

BETWEEN THE DEPARTMENT AND A STATEWIDE MICROLENDING 

SUPPORT ORGANIZATION; AND TO REQUIRE THE STATE TO SUBMIT 

AN ANNUAL REPORT TO THE GOVERNOR AND GENERAL ASSEMBLY. 






04/10/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Mitchell 

04/17/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Whipper, 

R.L.Brown 


04/24/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Hiott, Toole, 

Hardee, Cobb-Hunter, Dillard 

04/24/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Norman, Atwater, Felder, 

Wells, Taylor, Ryhal, Brannon, Wood, Allison, Forrester, 

Edge, Jefferson, Southard, Crosby, Whipper HJ-125 

05/01/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Robinson- 

Simpson 





day HJ-88 




H 3126 General Bill, By Sellers and R.L. Brown 




OF CORRECTIONS TO IMPLEMENT AUTOMATED PAYMENT, DETEC- 

TION, AND RECOVERY PROCEDURES TO ENSURE THAT MEDICAID IS 

BILLED FOR ELIGIBLE CORRECTIONAL INPATIENT HOSPITAL AND 

HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES; TO REQUIRE THE DEPART- 

MENT TO IMPLEMENT CERTAIN TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE HEALTH 

CARE CLAIM ACCURACY, TO PREVENT AND IDENTIFY ERRORS IN 

OVERBILLING, AND TO RECOVER VALID CLAIM OVERPAYMENTS; TO 

REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT TO CONTRACT FOR SERVICES TO PER- 

FORM THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS ACT; AND TO PROVIDE THAT 

SAVINGS GENERATED BY THIS ACT MUST BE USED, TO THE EXTENT 

POSSIBLE, TO SECURE THE TECHNOLOGY SERVICES USED IN CARRY- 

ING OUT THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS ACT. 


148 




H 3127 General Bill, By Bingham 


BY ADDING CHAPTER 77 TO TITLE 39 SO AS PROVIDE FOR CERTAIN 

DISCLOSURES WITH THE SALE OF SECONDHAND BEDDING, AND TO 

PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR A VIOLATION. 





H 3128 General Bill, By Bedingfield, Taylor, G.R. Smith and Henderson 


A BILL TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA REGULATORY REFORM 

ACT ; TO AMEND THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, BY 

ADDING SECTION 1-23-122 SO AS TO PROVIDE THE GENERAL ASSEM- 

BLY OR A COMMITTEE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY MAY NOT 

AMEND OR OTHERWISE CHANGE AN AMENDMENT UNDER GENERAL 

ASSEMBLY REVIEW, AND ONLY THE AGENCY THAT SUBMITTED THE 

REGULATION FOR REVIEW MAY AMEND OR OTHERWISE CHANGE 

THE LANGUAGE OF A REGULATION IT SUBMITS FOR GENERAL 

ASSEMBLY REVIEW; TO AMEND SECTION 1-23-120, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO THE APPROVAL OF PROPOSED REGULATIONS, SO AS 

TO DELETE THE PROVISION OF AN AUTOMATIC APPROVAL AND TO 

INSTEAD PROVIDE AN AUTOMATIC VOTE IN THE HOUSE AND SEN- 

ATE; AND TO AMEND SECTION 1-23-125, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

CERTAIN NOTICE REQUIREMENTS, SO AS TO MAKE CONFORMING 

CHANGES. 





H 3129 General Bill, By Merrill and Southard 


BY ADDING SECTION 59-112-25 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A STUDENT 

WHO IS NOT DOMICILED IN SOUTH CAROLINA AND WHO HAS NOT 

BEEN GRANTED AN OUT-OF-STATE TUITION RATE WAIVER SHALL 

COMMIT TO PAYING THE OUT-OF-STATE TUITION RATE FOR FOUR 

YEARS BEFORE HE MAY BE ACCEPTED TO A PUBLIC INSTITUTION OF 

HIGHER LEARNING. 





H 3130 General Bill, By Merrill, G.R. Smith, Daning, Southard and Long 


BY ADDING SECTION 59-150-357 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT APPROPRI- 

ATIONS MADE TO A PUBLIC INSTITUTION OF HIGHER LEARNING 

FROM THE LOTTERY EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT MUST BE REFLECTED 

IN ITS BUDGET. 





H 3131 General Bill, By Merrill, G.R. Smith, Sottile, Daning and Crosby 


BY ADDING SECTION 59-3-110 SO AS TO PROVIDE THE STATE SUPER- 

INTENDENT OF EDUCATION WITH FINAL APPELLATE AUTHORITY 

OVER DECISIONS RENDERED BY THE SOUTH CAROLINA HIGH 

SCHOOL LEAGUE. 

12/11/12 House Prefiled





HJ-98 

H 3132 General Bill, By G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith and Loftis 



BY ADDING CHAPTER 138 TO TITLE 59 SO AS TO ESTABLISH THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY BOARD OF REGENTS 

AND PROVIDE FOR ITS MEMBERSHIP, POWERS, DUTIES, AND 

RESPONSIBILITIES; TO PROVIDE FOR THE SERVICE OF TRUSTEES OR 

MEMBERS OF THE GOVERNING BODY OF CONSTITUENT INSTITU- 

TIONS , DEFINED AS ALL TWO-YEAR AND FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES 

AND UNIVERSITIES IN THIS STATE INCLUDING TECHNICAL COL- 

LEGES; TO PROVIDE THAT ON JULY 1, 2013, THE POWERS, DUTIES, 

AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE STATE COMMISSION ON HIGHER 

EDUCATION AND THE STATE BOARD FOR TECHNICAL AND COMPRE- 

HENSIVE EDUCATION NOT INCONSISTENT WITH CHAPTER 138 OF 

TITLE 59 ARE DEVOLVED UPON THE SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE 

AND UNIVERSITY BOARD OF REGENTS; AND TO REPEAL SECTION 59- 

103-10 RELATING TO THE STATE COMMISSION ON HIGHER EDUCA- 

TION AND SECTION 59-53-10 RELATING TO THE STATE BOARD FOR 

TECHNICAL AND COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION. 





HJ-98 

04/10/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Loftis 

H 3133 General Bill, By Spires and Daning 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PENALTIES FOR PRACTICING OR 

ATTEMPTING TO PRACTICE AS A CONTRACTOR WITHOUT A 

LICENSE, SO AS TO PROVIDE A PERSON WHO ENGAGES IN THIS 

PRACTICE OR WHO UNDER A FALSE PRETENSE USES IMPERMISSIBLY 

ANOTHER PERSON S VALID CONTRACTOR S LICENSE TO PRACTICE 

OR ATTEMPT TO PRACTICE AS A CONTRACTOR MUST PAY A FINE OF 

TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND IS GUILTY OF A FELONY 

FOR WHICH IF CONVICTED HE MUST SERVE ONE YEAR IN PRISON; 

TO AMEND SECTION 40-11-100, RELATING TO ADMINISTRATIVE PEN- 

ALTIES THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION 

MAY IMPOSE FOR A VIOLATION OF THE LAW GOVERNING THE 

LICENSURE OF CONTRACTORS, SO AS TO PROVIDE NO MORE THAN 

TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PENALTIES 

MAY BE ASSESSED AGAINST AN ENTITY OR INDIVIDUAL IN A DAY, 

AND THAT AN ADMINISTRATIVE PENALTY IMPOSED FOR A FIRST 

OFFENSE MAY NOT EXCEED TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS; 

AND TO AMEND SECTION 40-11-110, RELATING TO CIVIL PENALTIES 

FOR A PERSON WHO VIOLATES A PROVISION REGARDING THE 

LICENSURE OF CONTRACTORS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THE SOUTH CAR- 

OLINA CONTRACTORS LICENSING BOARD MAY IMPOSE A PENALTY 

OF UP TO TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR A VIOLATION. 





H 3134 General Bill, By Nanney and Taylor 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO METHODS OF ENTERING A 

SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT THE MORTGAGEE OF RECORD, THE OWNER OR 

HOLDER OF THE DEBT INSTRUMENT SECURED BY THE MORTGAGE, 

THE TRUSTEE OR BENEFICIARY OF A DEED OF TRUST, OR THE 

LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE OR ATTORNEY-IN-FACT OF ANY OF THOSE 

149 

PARTIES MAY EXECUTE A MORTGAGE SATISFACTION OR DEED OF 

TRUST RELEASE, AND TO PROVIDE A PROCEDURE AND FORM FOR 

USE IN THIS EXECUTION. 








BY ADDING CHAPTER 40 TO TITLE 40 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

REGULATION OF PROFESSIONAL BONDSMEN BY THE DEPARTMENT 

OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION, TO PROVIDE CERTAIN 

DEFINITIONS, TO PROVIDE LICENSURE, EDUCATION, REGISTRATION, 

AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS FOR PROFESSIONAL BONDSMEN, TO 

PROVIDE OVERSIGHT BY THE DEPARTMENT, AND TO PROVIDE FOR 

PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS; TO AMEND SECTIONS 38-53-10, 38-53-80, 

38-53-85, 38-53-90, 38-53-100, 38-53-140, 38-53-150, 38-53-160, 38-53-180, 

38-53-190, 38-53-200, 38-53-220, AND 38-53-260, ALL RELATING TO THE 

PROFESSION OF BONDSMEN, SO AS TO REMOVE REFERENCES TO 

PROFESSIONAL BONDSMEN; AND TO REPEAL SECTIONS 38-53-110, 38- 

53-230, 38-53-280, 38-53-290, 38-53-300, 38-53-310 AND 38-53-330 ALL 

RELATING TO THE REGULATION OF PROFESSIONAL BONDSMEN. 





H 3136 General Bill, By King and M.S. McLeod 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE SCHOOL CALENDAR AND MAKE-UP 

DAYS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A DISTRICT MAY NOT DESIGNATE 

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. DAY AS A POTENTIAL MAKE-UP DAY 

WHEN THE SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER 

OR OTHER DISRUPTIONS. 





HJ-101 




BY ADDING SECTION 38-53-65 SO AS TO PROVIDE A BAIL BONDSMAN 

OR RUNNER MAY ASSIST ANOTHER BAIL BONDSMAN IN THE APPRE- 

HENSION, ARREST, AND SURRENDER OF THE DEFENDANT EVEN IF 

THE ASSISTING BAIL BONDSMAN OR RUNNER IS NOT EMPLOYED OR 

APPOINTED BY THE BAIL BONDSMAN WHO IS SURETY FOR THE 

DEFENDANT. 







OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO CONTINUING EDUCATIONAL REQUIRE- 

MENTS FOR PROFESSIONAL BONDSMEN, SO AS TO CHANGE THE SIX- 

HOUR ANNUAL CONTINUING EDUCATION REQUIREMENT TO A 

THREE-HOUR BIENNIAL REQUIREMENT. 




01/08/13 House Referred to Committee on Judiciary HJ-101




BY ADDING SECTION 40-19-220 SO AS TO REQUIRE A CRIMINAL 

BACKGROUND CHECK FOR LICENSURE TO PRACTICE FUNERAL SER- 

VICES, AND TO MAKE A CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK OPTIONAL 

TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION 

WHEN CONDUCTING AN INVESTIGATION IN CONNECTION WITH A 

DISCIPLINARY PROCEEDING AGAINST A PERSON LICENSED TO CON- 

DUCT FUNERAL SERVICES; BY ADDING SECTION 40-19-267 SO AS TO 

REQUIRE A POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION OF A BODY BEFORE THE 

BODY MAY BE CREMATED, AND TO SPECIFY BY WHAT MEANS THIS 

POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION MAY BE MADE; TO AMEND SECTION 40- 

19-20, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS RELEVANT TO THE LICENSURE OF 

EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS, SO AS TO DEFINE ADDI- 

TIONAL TERMS; TO AMEND SECTION 40-19-200, RELATING TO PENAL- 

TIES FOR A VIOLATION, SO AS TO ELIMINATE A CRIMINAL PENALTY 

AND INCREASE THE MAXIMUM FINE; TO AMEND SECTION 40-19-235, 

RELATING TO LICENSURE REQUIREMENTS OF AN APPLICANT FOR 

LICENSURE AS AN EMBALMER OR FUNERAL DIRECTOR WHO HOLDS 

A VALID LICENSE FROM ANOTHER STATE, SO AS TO ALTER THE 

EXAMINATION REQUIREMENTS; TO AMEND SECTION 40-19-240, 

RELATING TO THE CERTIFICATION OF AN APPRENTICE AS AN 

EMBALMER OR FUNERAL DIRECTOR, SO AS TO ALTER THE REQUIRE- 

MENTS FOR EMPLOYMENT STATUS AND WORK REPORTING 

REQUIREMENTS, TO REQUIRE SPECIFIC TASKS TO MEET THE MAN- 

DATORY CASE WORK REQUIREMENTS, AND TO REQUIRE THE PRES- 

ENCE OF AN APPRENTICE BY A PRECEPTOR ON THE PREMISES 

WHERE AN APPRENTICE IS CONDUCTING AN EMBALMING OR 

FUNERAL SERVICE WHEN HE PERFORMS THOSE SERVICES; TO 

AMEND SECTION 40-19-250, RELATING TO CONTINUING EDUCATION 

PROGRAMS, SO AS TO INCREASE THE ANNUAL REQUIREMENT OF 

CONTINUING EDUCATION HOURS, TO IMPOSE A MAINTENANCE OF 

RECORDS OF HOURS COMPLETED, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

STATE BOARD OF FUNERAL SERVICE MAY RANDOMLY AUDIT THESE 

RECORDS; AND TO AMEND SECTION 40-19-265, RELATING TO PERMIT 

REQUIREMENTS FOR FUNERAL HOMES, SO AS TO PROVIDE A CRE- 

MATORY MUST MAINTAIN ADEQUATE REFRIGERATION FOR THE 

RETENTION OF BODIES. 





HJ-101 



LINA, 1976, RELATING TO MAGISTRATES SALARIES, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE A MAGISTRATE WHO IS A LICENSED ATTORNEY IN GOOD 

STANDING WITH THE SOUTH CAROLINA BAR MUST BE PAID A BASE 

SALARY EQUAL TO FIFTY-FIVE PERCENT OF A CIRCUIT COURT 

JUDGE S SALARY FOR THE STATE S IMMEDIATELY PREVIOUS FISCAL 

YEAR, REGARDLESS OF THE POPULATION CATEGORY OF THE 

COUNTY HE SERVES OR THE LENGTH OF HIS TENURE AS A MAGIS- 

TRATE. 







SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE 

WORKERS COMPENSATION COMMISSION, SO AS TO PROVIDE THE 

COMMISSIONERS MUST BE ELECTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. 




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H 3142 General Bill, By Rutherford and M.S. McLeod 


BY ADDING SECTION 43-35-14 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A FACILITY 

CONSIDERING THE ADMITTANCE OF A PERSON AS A RESIDENT OF 

THE FACILITY SHALL DETERMINE WHETHER THE PERSON IS A REG- 

ISTERED SEX OFFENDER BY FOLLOWING CERTAIN PROCEDURES, 

AND THAT IF THE FACILITY DETERMINES THE PERSON IS A REGIS- 

TERED SEX OFFENDER IT MUST PROVIDE CERTAIN NOTICE TO THE 

OTHER RESIDENTS OF THE FACILITY OR, IF APPLICABLE, THEIR 

LEGAL GUARDIANS, AND THAT FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH EITHER 

OF THESE REQUIREMENTS CONSTITUTES A KNOWING AND WILFUL 

NEGLECT OF THE SAFETY OF THE VULNERABLE ADULTS RESIDING 

IN THE FACILITY; AND TO AMEND SECTION 43-35-85, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS RELATING TO THE PRO- 

TECTION OF VULNERABLE ADULTS, SO AS TO INCLUDE A PENALTY 

FOR A VIOLATION OF THE REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 43-35-14. 








BY ADDING SECTION 45-1-15 SO AS TO REQUIRE NOTICE OF BEDBUG 

INFESTATION TO A TRANSIENT GUEST OF A HOTEL OR SIMILAR 

LODGING; BY ADDING SECTION 27-40-445 SO AS TO REQUIRE NOTICE 

OF BEDBUG INFESTATION TO A TENANT UNDER THE RESIDENTIAL 

LANDLORD AND TENANT ACT; AND BY ADDING SECTION 15-75-70 SO 

AS TO REQUIRE NOTICE OF BEDBUG INFESTATION TO A PERSON 

SEEKING TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT RESIDENCE IN A CHARITA- 

BLE OR EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE SHELTER, AMONG OTHER 

THINGS. 







H 3144 General Bill, By King and M.S. McLeod 


BY ADDING SECTION 59-63-72 SO AS TO REQUIRE A STUDENT WHO 

PARTICIPATES ON A SCHOOL-SPONSORED ATHLETIC TEAM TO BE 

ADMINISTERED AN ELECTROCARDIOGRAM TEST AND A TEST TO 

DETERMINE IF THE STUDENT HAS SICKLE CELL ANEMIA OR CAR- 

RIES THE SICKLE CELL ANEMIA TRAIT DURING THE STUDENT S PRE- 

PARTICIPATION PHYSICAL, AND TO REQUIRE THE DOCTOR WHO 

ADMINISTERS THE TESTS TO CLEAR THE STUDENT FOR PARTICIPA- 

TION ON THE TEAM BEFORE HE IS ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE. 





HJ-104 


H 3145 General Bill, By Huggins, Daning, Lowe, Weeks and Whipper 

Similar (S 0009, S 0533) 


BY ADDING SECTION 27-37-45 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR EXPEDITED 

EJECTMENTS OF CERTAIN TENANTS BY LANDLORDS; AND TO 

AMEND SECTION 8-21-1010, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO MAGIS-


TRATES FEES, SO AS TO PROVIDE A FEE FOR FILING AN EXPEDITED 

EJECTMENT. 







02/27/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Lowe 


HJ-43 


03/19/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Whipper 


03/20/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). JE Smith, Cobb-Hunter, Sabb, 

Neal, King, Howard, Weeks, Clyburn, Hosey, Anderson, 

Whipper, Allison, Forrester, GA Brown, Loftis, Clemmons, 

Goldfinch, Ryhal, Gillard, Hardwick, Hixon, Huggins, 

Pope, Kennedy, Atwater, Robinson-Simpson, 

Dillard, GR Smith, Douglas, McEachern, Mitchell, 

Crosby, Williams, Wood, MS McLeod HJ-81 



04/25/13 House Requests for debate removed-Rep(s). King, McEachern 




day HJ-58 



05/06/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Malloy (ch), S.Martin, Young 

H 3146 General Bill, By Daning 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO LICENSE REQUIREMENTS FOR A RESI- 

DENTIAL HOME BUILDER, SO AS TO PROVIDE A PERSON SEEKING A 

RESIDENTIAL HOME BUILDER LICENSE MUST SUBMIT TO CERTAIN 

CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECKS AND THE DEPARTMENT OF 

LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION SHALL NOT ISSUE A RESIDEN- 

TIAL HOMEBUILDER LICENSE TO A PERSON WHO HAS NOT SUBMIT- 

TED TO THESE BACKGROUND CHECKS. 





HJ-104 

H 3147 General Bill, By Pope, Tallon, Southard, V.S. Moss and Huggins 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DEFINITIONS OF 

INJURY AND PERSONAL INJURY IN WORKERS COMPENSATION, SO 

AS TO MODIFY THE REQUIREMENTS OF AN EMPLOYEE SEEKING 

WORKERS COMPENSATION FOR PERSONAL INJURY CAUSED BY 

STRESS, MENTAL INJURY, OR MENTAL ILLNESS, AND TO ADD MEN- 

TAL ILLNESS TO RELATED CONDITIONS THAT ARE NOT COMPENS- 

ABLE IF RESULTING FROM AN EVENT INCIDENTAL TO NORMAL 

RELATIONS BETWEEN AN EMPLOYEE AND EMPLOYER. 







HJ-78 


03/05/13 House Recommitted to Committee on Judiciary HJ-23 


HJ-64 

04/25/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Huggins 

04/30/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Pope, Simrilill, Norman, Kennedy, 

Hiott HJ-93 



06/05/13 House Requests for debate removed-Rep(s). Simrill, Kennedy, 

Hiott HJ-14 

06/05/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Hiott, Loftis, Norman, Toole, 

GR Smith, Wells, Hardee, Skelton, Forrester, Ryhal, Pitts, 

Hosey, Knight, McCoy, Long, Jefferson, Southard, Daning, 

Sandifer HJ-133 

H 3148 General Bill, By R.L. Brown 


LINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DEFINITION OF HAIR BRAIDING, SO AS 

TO INCLUDE THE USE OF ARTIFICIAL HAIR; TO AMEND SECTION 40- 

7-350, RELATING TO BARBER EDUCATION, SO AS TO PROVIDE A 

SCHOOL OFFERING HAIR BRAIDING COURSEWORK AND A PERSON 

TEACHING HAIR BRAIDING COURSEWORK MUST BE REGISTERED 

WITH THE BOARD, AND TO PROVIDE LICENSURE REQUIREMENTS 

FOR A HAIR BRAIDING TEACHER; AND TO AMEND SECTION 40-7-255, 

RELATING TO HAIR BRAIDING EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS, SO AS 

TO INCREASE THE EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS FOR LICENSURE. 







H 3149 General Bill, By Tallon 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS CONCERNING DEALERS IN 

PRECIOUS METALS, SO AS TO MODIFY THE TERM PURCHASE ; TO 

AMEND SECTION 40-54-40, RELATING TO THE REQUIREMENT THAT A 

SELLER OF PRECIOUS METALS PROVIDE CERTAIN POSITIVE IDENTI- 

FICATION BEARING HIS PHOTOGRAPH, SO AS TO PROVIDE THIS 

REQUIREMENT MAY BE SATISFIED BY CERTAIN IDENTIFICATION 

ISSUED BY THE STATE OR THE UNITED STATES; TO AMEND SECTION 

40-54-50, RELATING TO A MANDATORY PERIOD FOR WHICH A 

DEALER IN PRECIOUS METALS MUST HOLD PRECIOUS METALS HE 

PURCHASES BEFORE HE MAY SELL THE PRECIOUS METALS, SO AS 

TO INCREASE THE MANDATORY PERIOD AND SPECIFY LOCATION 

FOR HOLDING THE METALS; AND TO AMEND SECTION 40-54-80, 

RELATING TO PENALTIES, SO AS TO INCREASE PENALTIES FOR THE 

PURCHASE OF PRECIOUS METALS BY A DEALER WITH A REVOKED 

LICENSE. 






HJ-61 



04/30/13 House Debate interrupted by adjournment HJ-217 







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H 3150 General Bill, By Goldfinch, Clemmons, Daning, Simrill and 

Southard 



BY ADDING SECTION 16-17-760 SO AS TO ENACT THE SOUTH CARO- 

LINA MILITARY SERVICE INTEGRITY AND PRESERVATION ACT OF 

2013 , TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON WHO, WITH THE INTENT OF 

SECURING A TANGIBLE BENEFIT OR PERSONAL GAIN, KNOWINGLY 

AND FALSELY REPRESENTS HIMSELF TO HAVE SERVED IN THE 

ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES OR TO HAVE BEEN 

AWARDED A DECORATION, MEDAL, RIBBON, OR OTHER DEVICE 

AUTHORIZED BY CONGRESS OR PURSUANT TO FEDERAL LAW FOR 

THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES, IS GUILTY OF A MISDE- 

MEANOR. 








THE PHARMACY PATIENT PROTECTION ACT , TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

LICENSURE AND REGISTRATION OF PHARMACY BENEFIT MANAG- 

ERS, PROVIDE FOR THE REQUIREMENTS OF A CERTIFICATE OF REG- 

ISTRATION, AND PROVIDE FOR THE CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH A 

PRESCRIPTION BENEFITS MANAGER SHALL OPERATE; TO REQUIRE 

CERTAIN FINANCIAL AND UTILIZATION INFORMATION BE MADE 

AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW; TO PROVIDE REQUIREMENTS FOR RECORD 

KEEPING; TO PROVIDE FOR PRICING GUIDELINES THAT MUST BE 

USED; TO PROVIDE THAT A PHARMACY BENEFITS MANAGER MAY 

NOT DISCRIMINATE WHEN CONTRACTING WITH PHARMACIES ON 

THE BASIS OF COPAYMENTS OR DAYS OF SUPPLY; AND TO AUTHO- 

RIZE THE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE TO MAKE 

RULES AND PROMULGATE REGULATIONS TO IMPLEMENT THIS ARTI- 

CLE. 





HJ-106 

H 3152 General Bill, By Merrill, G.R. Smith, Daning, Southard, Long and 

Thayer 


BY ADDING SECTION 2-17-55 SO AS TO PROHIBIT THE USE OF PUBLIC 

FUNDS TO CONTRACT WITH A PERSON WHOSE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE 

LOBBYING. 






H 3153 General Bill, By Clyburn, Southard and M.S. McLeod 

Similar (S 0004, S 0067, H 3005) 



PROCEDURES, AND TO PROVIDE FOR AN EARLY VOTING PERIOD TO 

BEGIN THIRTY DAYS BEFORE AN ELECTION; TO AMEND SECTION 7-3- 

20, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO DUTIES OF THE EXECUTIVE DIREC- 

TOR OF THE STATE ELECTION COMMISSION, SO AS TO FURTHER 

DEFINE HIS DUTIES; AND TO AMEND SECTION 7-15-320, RELATING TO 

PERSONS QUALIFIED TO VOTE BY ABSENTEE BALLOT, SO AS TO 

INCLUDE VOTING DURING THE EARLY VOTING PERIOD AND TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE TIMES DURING WHICH AN ABSENTEE BALLOT MAY 

BE CAST. 

152 






H 3154 General Bill, By Sellers 


BY ADDING SECTION 1-11-143 SO AS TO PROHIBIT THE STATE BUD- 

GET AND CONTROL BOARD FROM BORROWING, TRANSFERRING, 

PLEDGING, OR OTHER ENCUMBERING THE FUNDS OF THE INSUR- 

ANCE RESERVE FUND FOR ANY PURPOSE NOT SPECIFICALLY 

AUTHORIZED BY LAW FOR THE USE OF THOSE FUNDS. 





H 3155 General Bill, By D.C. Moss 



SO AS TO EXTEND THE EXEMPTION ALLOWED FARM MACHINERY, 

REPLACEMENT PARTS, AND ATTACHMENTS TO MACHINERY, 

REPLACEMENT PARTS, AND ATTACHMENTS USED IN THE COMMER- 

CIAL BREEDING AND RAISING OF CATTLE, HORSES, AND OTHER 

LIVESTOCK FOR SALE. 





H 3156 General Bill, By Tallon, Bannister, Rutherford, Hamilton, Horne, 

Pope, Cole, Forrester, Allison, Henderson and M.S. McLeod 



BY ADDING SECTION 2-19-115 SO AS TO REQUIRE CANDIDATES FOR 

MAGISTRATES COURT TO BE SCREENED BY THE JUDICIAL MERIT 

SELECTION COMMISSION BEFORE THEY MAY BE APPOINTED BY THE 

GOVERNOR BY AND WITH THE CONSENT OF THE SENATE; AND TO 

AMEND SECTION 22-1-10, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE APPOINT- 

MENT AND JURISDICTION OF MAGISTRATES, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

MAGISTRATES MUST BE SCREENED BY THE JUDICIAL MERIT SELEC- 

TION COMMISSION AND DELETE LANGUAGE ALLOWING MAGIS- 

TRATES TERMS TO CONTINUE UNTIL SUCCESSORS ARE APPOINTED 

AND QUALIFIED. 






H 3157 Joint Resolution, By Sellers 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE THAT REVENUES OF THE CAPITAL 

RESERVE FUND FOR FISCAL YEAR 2012-2013 TO THE EXTENT NOT 

APPROPRIATED FOR INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS MUST BE USED TO 

OFFSET THE GENERAL FUND REVENUES NOT COLLECTED BECAUSE 

OF A ONE TIME SMALL BUSINESS TAX REDUCTION WHICH MUST BE 

ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN ITS 2013 REGULAR SES- 

SION. 





H 3158 General Bill, By Howard 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE OPTION ALLOWED


COUNTIES TO ALLOW PAYMENT OF PROPERTY TAXES ON REAL 

PROPERTY BY INSTALLMENTS, SO AS TO REQUIRE COUNTIES AFTER 

2013 TO ALLOW INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS, TO REQUIRE REAL PROP- 

ERTY TAX NOTICES TO EXPLAIN THE INSTALLMENT OPTION AND 

REQUIRE SUCH NOTICES TO INCLUDE AN APPLICATION, AND TO 

MAKE OTHER TECHNICAL CHANGES. 





H 3159 General Bill, By W.J. McLeod, G.R. Smith and Thayer 


BY ADDING CHAPTER 2 TO TITLE 2 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT TESTI- 

MONY GIVEN TO A COMMITTEE OR SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE GEN- 

ERAL ASSEMBLY MAY BE UNDER OATH, TO CREATE THE OFFENSE OF 

CONTEMPT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND PROVIDE A PENALTY 

FOR A VIOLATION, TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON SO TESTIFYING 

MUST BE GIVEN THE BENEFIT OF ANY PRIVILEGE WHICH THE PER- 

SON MAY HAVE CLAIMED IN COURT AS A PARTY IN A CIVIL OR CRIM- 

INAL ACTION, AND TO PROVIDE THE CIRCUMSTANCES WHEN 

TESTIMONY MAY BE REFERRED FOR INVESTIGATION AND POSSIBLE 

PROSECUTION. 






H 3160 General Bill, By Lowe, Nanney and Gagnon 


BY ADDING SECTION 59-1-490 SO AS TO PROVIDE A PUBLIC SCHOOL 

EMPLOYEE WHO HAS A CONCEALED WEAPONS PERMIT MAY POS- 

SESS A FIREARM ON THE PREMISES OF HIS EMPLOYER SUBJECT TO 

CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS, AND TO PROVIDE RELATED DEFINITIONS; 


POSSESSING A FIREARM ON SCHOOL PROPERTY, SO AS TO MAKE 

CONFORMING CHANGES. 





01/10/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Nanney 

01/22/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Gagnon 

H 3161 General Bill, By Spires and Toole 



OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS IN THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

PHARMACY PRACTICE ACT, SO AS TO DEFINE ADDITIONAL TERMS; 

TO AMEND SECTION 40-43-86, RELATING TO COMPOUNDING PHAR- 

MACIES, SO AS TO REVISE MINIMUM GOOD COMPOUNDING PRAC- 

TICES, TO PROVIDE A PHARMACIST MUST PERFORM A FINAL CHECK 

ON A PRODUCT COMPOUNDED BY A PHARMACY TECHNICIAN, TO 

MODIFY REQUIREMENTS FOR AN AREA USED FOR COMPOUNDING 

IN A PHARMACY, TO PROVIDE PHARMACISTS SHALL ENSURE CER- 

TAIN EXPECTED FEATURES OF INGREDIENTS USED IN A FORMULA- 

TION, TO PROVIDE A MEANS FOR DETERMINING THE MAXIMUM 

BEYOND-USE DATE OF AN EXCESS AMOUNT OF A SPECIFIC COM- 

POUND IN CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, TO REQUIRE CERTAIN WRIT- 

TEN POLICIES AND PROCEDURES APPLICABLE TO A COMPOUNDING 

AREA, AND TO PROVIDE THAT MATERIAL DATA SAFETY MUST BE 

READILY ACCESSIBLE TO PHARMACY PERSONNEL WHO WORK 

WITH DRUG SUBSTANCES OR BULK CHEMICALS, AND TO DELETE 

OBSOLETE LANGUAGE; AND TO AMEND SECTION 40-43-88, RELAT- 

ING TO THE HANDLING OF STERILE PRODUCTS BY PHARMACIES, SO 

AS TO REVISE ASSOCIATED STANDARDS AND TO BROADEN THE 

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APPLICATION OF THESE STANDARDS TO INCLUDE OTHER FACILITIES 

PERMITTED BY THE BOARD, AMONG OTHER THINGS. 







01/23/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Toole 












BY ADDING SECTION 59-3-115 SO AS TO CREATE THE SOUTH CARO- 

LINA HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE REVIEW PANEL, TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

COMPOSITION OF THE PANEL AND RELATED MATTERS CONCERNING 

ITS RULES, THE AVAILABILITY OF REIMBURSEMENT FOR CERTAIN 

EXPENSES, AND ITS RIGHT TO ACCESS REASONABLE FACILITIES 

AND RESOURCES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION; AND BY 

ADDING SECTION 59-3-120, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A DECISION OF 

THE HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE MAY BE APPEALED TO THE PANEL, THAT 

THE PANEL MUST CONDUCT A HEARING AND RENDER A FINAL 

DECISION IN A CERTAIN MANNER, AND THAT NO RIGHT OF REVIEW 

OR APPEAL FROM THE FINAL DECISION OF THE PANEL EXISTS. 





HJ-110 

H 3163 General Bill, By Taylor, G.R. Smith, Long and Daning 


LINA, 1976, RELATING TO FEES AND THE TIME IN WHICH A PUBLIC 

BODY MUST RESPOND TO A REQUEST MADE UNDER THE FREEDOM 

OF INFORMATION ACT, SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE ELECTRONIC 

TRANSMISSION OF PUBLIC RECORDS UNDER THE ACT, TO PROVIDE 

A PUBLIC BODY MAY NOT CHARGE FOR STAFF TIME BUT MAY 

CHARGE THE PREVAILING COMMERCIAL RATE FOR COPY COSTS 

WHEN RESPONDING TO A REQUEST, TO PROVIDE A PUBLIC BODY 

MAY NOT ASSESS A COPY CHARGE WHEN PROVIDING A RECORD 

STORED OR TRANSMITTED IN ELECTRONIC FORMAT, TO PROVIDE A 

PUBLIC BODY MAY REQUIRE A DEPOSIT BEFORE FULFILLING A 

REQUEST, TO REVISE THE TIME LIMITS FOR RESPONDING TO A 

REQUEST, TO PROVIDE THAT DURING THE HOURS OF OPERATION OF 

A PUBLIC BODY IT MUST MAKE AVAILABLE WITHOUT WRITTEN 

REQUEST ALL DOCUMENTS RECEIVED OR REVIEWED BY A MEMBER 

OF THE BODY IN A PUBLIC MEETING DURING THE PRECEDING SIX 

MONTHS, AND TO PROVIDE THAT A PUBLIC BODY MAY SATISFY THIS 

REQUIREMENT BY MAKING THE RECORDS AVAILABLE ON THE 

INTERNET; TO AMEND SECTION 30-4-100, RELATING TO EQUITABLE 

REMEDIES AVAILABLE UNDER THE ACT, SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR SPE- 

CIFIC ENFORCEMENT AND CIVIL CONTEMPT REMEDIES WHEN A 

PUBLIC BODY FAILS TO COMPLY WITH THE TIME LIMITS FOR 

RESPONDING TO A REQUEST; AND TO AMEND SECTION 30-4-110, 

RELATING TO FINES AND CRIMINAL PENALTIES FOR A VIOLATION 

OF THE ACT, SO AS TO INCREASE THE FINES AND PROVIDE AN OFFI- 

CER OR PUBLIC OFFICIAL WHO WILFULLY VIOLATES THE ACT MAY 

BE PUNISHED PURSUANT TO THE ACT. 








HJ-79 




H 3164 General Bill, By Jefferson 




OF CORRECTIONS TO IMPLEMENT TECHNOLOGY TO FURTHER 

AUTOMATE CLAIMS RESOLUTION AND ENHANCE COST CONTAIN- 

MENT THROUGH IMPROVED CLAIM ACCURACY AND CODE CORREC- 

TION TO ENSURE THAT MEDICAID IS BILLED FOR ELIGIBLE 

CORRECTIONAL INPATIENT HOSPITAL AND HEALTH CARE PROFES- 

SIONAL SERVICES RENDERED TO INMATES AT THE DEPARTMENT; TO 

REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT TO CONTRACT FOR SERVICES TO PER- 

FORM THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS ACT; AND TO PROVIDE THAT 

SAVINGS GENERATED BY THIS ACT MUST BE USED, TO THE EXTENT 

POSSIBLE, TO SECURE THE TECHNOLOGY SERVICES USED IN CARRY- 

ING OUT THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS ACT. 





H 3165 General Bill, By Tallon, Henderson, G.R. Smith, Long, V.S. Moss, 

Atwater, Taylor, Toole, Erickson, Thayer and Bedingfield 



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DISQUALIFICATIONS 

FROM UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS, SO AS TO REVISE THE METHOD 

OF DETERMINING THE BENEFITS OF A PERSON DISCHARGED FROM 

EMPLOYMENT FOR ILLEGAL DRUG USE, GROSS MISCONDUCT, AND 

FAILURE TO ACCEPT WORK, TO DEFINE CERTAIN TERMS, TO SPECIFY 

CRITERIA FOR A LABORATORY QUALIFIED TO PERFORM A TEST FOR 

ILLEGAL DRUG USE BY A PERSON SEEKING OR RECEIVING UNEM- 

PLOYMENT BENEFITS, TO LIMIT THE LIABILITY OF AN EMPLOYER 

FOR ACTS OR OMISSIONS IN THE DISCLOSURE OF A DRUG TEST PER- 

FORMED UNDER THIS SECTION, AND TO PROVIDE THE MISUSE OF 

BIOLOGICAL MATERIAL OBTAINED IN THE COURSE OF THIS DRUG 

TESTING IS A MISDEMEANOR SUBJECT TO CERTAIN MONETARY PEN- 

ALTIES. 









HJ-47 



04/10/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Rutherford, Whipper, Mitchell, 

King, Sabb, Cobb-Hunter, RL Brown, Anderson, 

Hosey, Gilliard, Tallon, Atwater, Robinson-Simpson, 

Toole, Neal, Bales, Brannon, Ryhal, Allison HJ-15 





04/24/13 House Requests for debate removed-Rep(s). Whipper 

154 



05/22/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Bedingfield 








SJ-5 

H 3166 General Bill, By Sellers, R.L. Brown and M.S. McLeod 



JANUARY 1, 2014, AN ADULT SIXTY-FIVE YEARS OF AGE OR 

YOUNGER WHOSE INCOME IS AT OR BELOW ONE HUNDRED THIRTY- 

EIGHT PERCENT OF THE FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL IS ELIGIBLE FOR 

MEDICAID AS PROVIDED FOR IN THE PATIENT PROTECTION AND 

AFFORDABLE CARE ACT, AND AMENDMENTS TO THAT ACT. 






H 3167 Concurrent Resolution, By Sellers, R.L. Brown and M.S. McLeod 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION DECLARING PARTICIPATION BY THE 

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA IN MEDICAID EXPANSION PURSUANT 

TO THE FEDERAL PATIENT PROTECTION AND AFFORDABLE CARE 

ACT TO BE NECESSARY TO THE STATE S ECONOMIC GROWTH AND 

WELFARE AND TO THE HEALTH, WELLBEING, AND LIVELIHOOD OF 

HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF SOUTH CAROLINIANS. 






H 3168 General Bill, By W.J. McLeod, G.R. Smith and Long 



FAMILY COURT, INCLUDING THE AUTHORITY TO ORDER GRANDPAR- 

ENT VISITATION, SO AS TO DELETE PROVISIONS REQUIRING ONE OR 

BOTH OF THE PARENTS OF THE CHILD TO BE DECEASED OR REQUIR- 

ING THE PARENTS TO BE DIVORCED OR LIVING SEPARATE AND 

APART, PROVIDING THAT DEPRIVING GRANDPARENT VISITATION TO 

BE IN EXCESS OF NINETY DAYS, REQUIRING THE GRANDPARENT TO 

HAVE MAINTAINED A RELATIONSHIP WITH THE CHILD SIMILAR TO A 

PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIP, AND REQUIRING THE COURT TO FIND 

THAT THE CHILD S PARENTS ARE UNFIT; AND TO DELETE THE CLEAR 

AND CONVINCING EVIDENCE STANDARD TO OVERCOME THE PAR- 

ENT S DECISION TO DENY GRANDPARENT VISITATION. 





H 3169 General Bill, By W.J. McLeod, Bannister, Spires, Jefferson, 

Williams, Taylor, J.E. Smith and Munnerlyn 



LINA, 1976, RELATING TO GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT A DIVORCE MAY BE GRANTED ON THE GROUND OF 

CONTINUOUS SEPARATION FOR ONE HUNDRED FIFTY DAYS, RATHER 

THAN FOR ONE YEAR. 






04/18/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Bannister, 

Spires, Jefferson, Williams, Taylor, J.E.Smith, Munnerlyn, 

Newton 

05/30/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Newton 

H 3170 Joint Resolution, By W.J. McLeod, Bannister, Spires, Jefferson, 

Williams, Taylor, J.E. Smith, Munnerlyn and Newton 




RELATING TO GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A 

DIVORCE MAY BE GRANTED ON THE GROUND OF CONTINUOUS SEP- 

ARATION FOR A PERIOD OF ONE HUNDRED FIFTY DAYS RATHER 

THAN ONE YEAR. 





04/18/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Bannister, 

Spires, Jefferson, Williams, Taylor, J.E.Smith, Munnerlyn, 

Newton 

H 3171 General Bill, By Quinn and M.S. McLeod 


LINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE MANNER OF FILLING VACANCIES IN 

THE OFFICE OF UNITED STATES SENATOR, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT 

IN THE CASE OF A VACANCY IN THE OFFICE OF UNITED STATES SEN- 

ATOR, A SPECIAL ELECTION MUST BE HELD PURSUANT TO SECTION 

7-13-190(B). 







H 3174 General Bill, By Whitmire and V.S. Moss 



BODY OF A COUNTY OR MUNICIPALITY TO EXEMPT CERTAIN HIS- 

TORIC PROPERTIES FROM THE APPLICATION OR ENFORCEMENT OF 

BUILDING CODES UPON THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE LOCAL HIS- 

TORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION. 








H 3175 General Bill, By Huggins, Finlay and Bowen 


BY ADDING SECTION 5-7-195 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE ELECTION 

OF ADDITIONAL MEMBERS TO MUNICIPAL COUNCILS TO REPRE- 

SENT NONRESIDENT RESIDENTIAL MUNICIPAL WATER AND SEWER 

CUSTOMERS WHEN THESE CUSTOMERS ARE CHARGED HIGHER 

RATES FOR THESE UTILITIES THAN ARE RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS 

WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY S BOUNDARIES, TO LIMIT THE MATTERS 

ON WHICH THESE SPECIAL COUNCIL MEMBERS ARE ALLOWED TO 

VOTE TO UTILITY OPERATIONS, TO PROVIDE FOR THE NUMBER OF 

SPECIAL MEMBERS, THE NOMINATION AND ELECTION PROCE- 

DURES, AND TERMS, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE MUNICIPAL ELEC- 

TION COMMISSION SHALL CONDUCT THE ELECTIONS NECESSARY 

FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS SECTION. 





01/10/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Finlay 

02/26/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Bowen 

H 3172 General Bill, By Quinn and M.S. McLeod 


LINA, 1976, RELATING TO FILLING VACANCIES IN CERTAIN OFFICES 

IN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT IN THE CASE 

OF A VACANCY IN ONE OF THESE OFFICES, A SPECIAL ELECTION 

MUST BE HELD PURSUANT TO SECTION 7-13-190(B), AND THAT THE 

GOVERNOR MAY FILL THE VACANCY WITH AN INTERIM APPOINTEE 

UNTIL THE WINNER OF THE SPECIAL ELECTION TAKES OFFICE. 






H 3173 General Bill, By Weeks, R.L. Brown and M.S. McLeod 







AMEND SECTION 7-15-320, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO PERSONS 

QUALIFIED TO VOTE BY ABSENTEE BALLOT, SO AS TO INCLUDE 

VOTING DURING THE EARLY VOTING PERIOD AND TO PROVIDE FOR 

THE TIMES DURING WHICH AN ABSENTEE BALLOT MAY BE CAST. 





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H 3176 General Bill, By Clemmons and G.R. Smith 



PROCEDURES; BY ADDING SECTION 7-13-200 SO AS TO PROVIDE UNI- 

FORM DATES FOR ELECTION EVENTS; BY ADDING SECTION 7-13-1115 

SO AS TO REQUIRE A BALLOT TO INDICATE A VOTE CAST FOR A SIN- 

GLE CANDIDATE IN ORDER TO BE CERTIFIED AS PART OF THE TOTAL 

NUMBER OF VOTES CAST; TO AMEND SECTION 7-3-20, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO DUTIES OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE STATE 

ELECTION COMMISSION, SO AS TO FURTHER DEFINE HIS DUTIES; TO 

AMEND SECTION 7-11-10, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO METHODS OF 

NOMINATING CANDIDATES, SO AS TO PROHIBIT A CANDIDATE FROM 

FILING MORE THAN ONE STATEMENT OF INTENTION OF CANDIDACY 

FOR A SINGLE ELECTION, AND TO PROHIBIT A CANDIDATE FROM 

BEING NOMINATED BY MORE THAN ONE POLITICAL PARTY FOR A 

SINGLE OFFICE IN AN ELECTION; TO AMEND SECTION 7-13-320, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO BALLOTS AND SPECIFICATIONS, SO AS TO 

PROHIBIT A CANDIDATE S NAME FROM APPEARING ON THE BALLOT 

MORE THAN ONCE; TO AMEND SECTION 7-13-330, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO THE BALLOT FORM AND INSTRUCTIONS, SO AS TO 

DELETE THE PROVISION THAT PROVIDES FOR STRAIGHT-PARTY- 

TICKET VOTING ON GENERAL ELECTION BALLOTS; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 7-13-1340, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO REQUIREMENTS FOR 

VOTE RECORDERS, SO AS TO DELETE THE PROVISION THAT PRO- 

VIDES FOR STRAIGHT-PARTY-TICKET VOTING; TO AMEND SECTION 

7-15-320, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO PERSONS QUALIFIED TO VOTE 

BY ABSENTEE BALLOT, SO AS TO INCLUDE VOTING DURING THE 

EARLY VOTING PERIOD; TO AMEND SECTION 7-15-360, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO THE FURNISHING OF BALLOTS AND ENVELOPES, SO


AS TO DELETE THE PROVISION THAT PROVIDES FOR STRAIGHT- 

PARTY-TICKET VOTING; TO AMEND SECTION 7-15-365, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO BALLOTS AND INSTRUCTIONS FURNISHED BY 

COUNTY BOARDS OF REGISTRATION, SO AS TO DELETE THE PROVI- 

SION THAT PROVIDES FOR STRAIGHT-PARTY-TICKET VOTING; TO 

AMEND SECTION 7-15-370, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE FUR- 

NISHING OF BALLOTS AND ENVELOPES AND THE DUTIES OF THE 

COUNTY REGISTRATION BOARD, SO AS TO DELETE THE PROVISION 

THAT PROVIDES FOR STRAIGHT-PARTY-TICKET VOTING; AND TO 

REPEAL SECTION 7-15-470 RELATING TO ABSENTEE BALLOTS OTHER 

THAN PAPER BALLOTS. 






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03/20/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Clemmons, Barfield, Atwater, 

JR Smith, Hixon, Robinson-Simpson, H Crawford, Goldfinch, 

Nanney, Mack, Owens, Hosey, Clyburn, Anderson, 

Whipper, RL Brown, Cole, Gilliard, GA Brown, Weeks, 

Howard, Neal, Williams, Jefferson, Ott, Cobb-Hunter, 

King, McEachern, Sabb, Sandifer, Bowen, Felder, Southard, 

Gagnon, Stringer, Dillard, Pope, Bedingfield, GR 

Smith, Loftis, Taylor, Hardee HJ-85 









H 3177 Joint Resolution, By Crosby, M.S. McLeod and V.S. Moss 

A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITU- 

TION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, BY AMENDING SECTION 7, ARTI- 

CLE III, RELATING TO QUALIFICATIONS OF MEMBERS OF THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT A CANDIDATE FOR THE SENATE OR HOUSE OF REPRE- 

SENTATIVES MUST BE A QUALIFIED ELECTOR OF THE DISTRICT IN 

WHICH HE IS A CANDIDATE FOR AT LEAST NINETY CONSECUTIVE 

DAYS PRIOR TO THE FIRST DAY THAT CANDIDATES MAY FILE FOR 

THAT OFFICE; AND BY ADDING SECTION 16 TO ARTICLE XVII SO AS 

TO REQUIRE A CANDIDATE SEEKING ELECTIVE OFFICE TO BE A 

QUALIFIED ELECTOR OF THE DISTRICT IN WHICH HE IS A CANDI- 

DATE FOR AT LEAST NINETY CONSECUTIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE 

FIRST DAY THAT CANDIDATES MAY FILE FOR THAT OFFICE. 







H 3178 Resolution, By King and Cobb-Hunter 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO MEMORIALIZE THE CONGRESS OF THE 

UNITED STATES TO ENACT LEGISLATION GRANTING FULL DEMOC- 

RACY AND STATEHOOD FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA THAT 

WILL GUARANTEE TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUM- 

BIA FULL CONGRESSIONAL VOTING REPRESENTATION, BUDGET 

AUTONOMY, AND ALL OF THE RIGHTS THAT THE PEOPLE OF THE 

FIFTY UNITED STATES ENJOY. 



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H 3179 General Bill, By White, Erickson, Tallon, Allison, G.R. Smith and 

Powers Norrell 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO COUNTY TAX OFFICIALS, 

SO AS TO REDUCE THE OBLIGATION THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF 

REVENUE ANNUALLY SHALL EXAMINE RECORDS OF ASSESSORS, 




OF VIOLATIONS, SO AS TO REDUCE THE OBLIGATION THAT THE 

DEPARTMENT SHALL INITIATE COMPLAINTS, INVESTIGATIONS, AND 

PROSECUTIONS OF VIOLATIONS TO A PERMISSIVE AUTHORITY; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-37-30, RELATING TO THE ASSESSMENT OF MUL- 

TIPLE TAXES TO BE LEVIED ON THE SAME ASSESSMENT, SO AS TO 

CHANGE THE DESIGNATION OF STATE TAXES TO COUNTY TAXES; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-37-266, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE HOME- 

STEAD EXEMPTION FOR DWELLINGS HELD IN TRUST, SO AS TO 

REQUIRE A COPY OF THE TRUST AGREEMENT BE PROVIDED; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-37-290, RELATING TO THE GENERAL HOME- 

STEAD EXEMPTION, SO AS TO CHANGE THE HOMESTEAD EXEMP- 

TION FROM PROPERTY TAXES FROM THE FIRST TEN THOUSAND 

DOLLARS TO THE FIRST FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS OF THE VALUE 

OF THE PRIMARY RESIDENCE OF A HOMEOWNER WHO IS SIXTY-FIVE 

YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER TO CONFORM WITH OTHER SECTIONS OF 

THE CODE, AND TO TRANSFER FROM THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL 

TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE THE AUTHORITY TO PROMUL- 

GATE RULES AND FORMS, AND THE OBLIGATION TO REIMBURSE 

THE STATE AGENCY OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION FOR 

EXPENSES INCURRED IN EVALUATING DISABILITY UNDER THE 

REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-450, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO THE BUSINESS INVENTORY TAX EXEMP- 

TION, SO AS TO REMOVE THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE AMOUNT OF 

REIMBURSEMENT ATTRIBUTED TO DEBT SERVICE BE REDISTRIB- 

UTED TO OTHER SEPARATE MILLAGES ONCE THE DEBT IS PAID, TO 

REQUIRE THE REIMBURSEMENT BE REDISTRIBUTED PROPORTION- 

ATELY TO THE SEPARATE MILLAGES LEVIED BY THE POLITICAL 

SUBDIVISIONS, TO DELETE THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE REDISTRI- 

BUTION BE ATTRIBUTED TO THE MILLAGE RATES IN THE YEAR 1987, 

AND TO REQUIRE THE ATTRIBUTION OF THE CURRENT TAX YEAR 

MILLAGE RATES; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-710, RELATING TO THE 

RETURN AND ASSESSMENT OF PERSONAL PROPERTY, SO AS TO 

DELETE OF FULL AGE AND OF SOUND MIND AS A QUALIFIER FOR 

EVERY PERSON WHO MUST LIST PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR TAXA- 

TION; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-715, RELATING TO THE FREQUENCY 

OF AD VALOREM TAXATION ON PERSONAL PROPERTY, SO AS TO 

ALLOW NEWLY ACQUIRED VEHICLES TO BE TAXED MORE THAN 

ONCE IN A TAX YEAR; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-760, RELATING TO 

STATEMENTS OF PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR TAXATION WHERE A 

PERSON REFUSES OR NEGLECTS TO DELIVER A STATEMENT OF PER- 

SONAL PROPERTY, SO AS TO ELIMINATE THE OBLIGATION AND TO 

ALLOW THE PERMISSIVE AUTHORITY FOR THE COUNTY AUDITOR 

TO ASCERTAIN AND RETURN A LIST OF THAT PERSON S PERSONAL 

PROPERTY AND TO ALLOW THAT HE MAY DENOTE REASONS FOR 

THE REFUSAL; TO REPEAL SECTION 12-37-850 RELATING TO THE 

REMOVAL OF THE JURISDICTION OF THE COURTS TO HEAR MATTERS 

ORIGINATED FROM THE TAXPAYER CONCERNING ALLEGATIONS OF


FALSE RETURNS, TAX EVASION, OR FRAUD; TO AMEND SECTION 12- 

37-890, RELATING TO PERSONAL PROPERTY RETURNS FOR TAXATION 

PURPOSES, SO AS TO DELETE LANGUAGE LISTING ANIMALS AND 

VEHICLES AND REPLACE WITH DESIGNATION OF PROPERTY USED IN 

ANY BUSINESS TO BE RETURNED TO THE COUNTY IN WHICH IT IS 

SITUATED FOR TAXATION PURPOSES, AND TO REMOVE THE 

REQUIREMENT THAT ALL BANKERS CAPITAL OR PERSONAL ASSETS 



PURPOSES; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-900, AS AMENDED, RELATING 

TO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX RETURNS, SO AS TO MAKE TECHNI- 

CAL CHANGES AND TO DELETE THE AUTHORITY OF THE COUNTY 

LEGISLATIVE DELEGATION TO WAIVE THE PENALTIES OF FAILURE 

TO MAKE A REQUIRED STATEMENT; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-940, 

RELATING TO VALUATION OF ARTICLES OF PERSONAL PROPERTY, SO 

AS TO DELETE THE REQUIREMENT THAT MONEY AND BANK BILLS 

BE VALUED AT PAR VALUE AND THAT CREDITS BE VALUED AT THE 

FACE VALUE OF THE CONTRRINCIPAL BE PAYABLE AT A FUTURE 

TIME WITHOUT INTEREST AND CONTRACTS FOR THE DELIVERY OF 

SPECIFIC ARTICLES BE VALUED AT THE USUAL SELLING PRICE OF 

SUCH ITEMS; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-970, RELATING TO THE 

ASSESSMENT AND RETURN OF MERCHANTS INVENTORIES, SO AS 

TO REMOVE MERCHANTS INVENTORIES FROM THE REQUIRED 

ASSESSMENT OF PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR TAXATION PURPOSES; 

TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-2420, RELATING TO PROPERTY TAX 

RETURNS FOR AIRLINE COMPANIES, SO AS TO CHANGE THE DATE OF 

FILING FROM APRIL FIFTEENTH TO APRIL THIRTIETH, AND TO 

DELETE LANGUAGE DESIGNATING THE FILING DEADLINES FOR AIR- 

LINES IN YEAR 1976; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-2610, RELATING TO 

TAX YEAR OF MOTOR VEHICLES, SO AS TO REMOVE REFERENCES TO 

VEHICLE LICENSE AND REPLACE WITH VEHICLE REGISTRATIONS, 

TO REMOVE REFERENCES AND PROCEDURES FOR TWO-YEAR VEHI- 

CLE LICENSES, TO PROVIDE AN EXCEPTION FOR TRANSFER OF THE 

LICENSE FROM ONE VEHICLE TO ANOTHER, AND TO PROVIDE THAT 

NOTICES OF SALES BY DEALERS MUST BE MADE TO THE DEPART- 

MENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES RATHER THAN THE DEPARTMENT OF 

REVENUE; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-2630, RELATING TO MOTOR 

VEHICLE TAXES, SO AS TO REQUIRE THAT AN OWNER OF A VEHICLE 

SHALL MAKE A PROPERTY TAX RETURN TO THE AUDITOR WITHIN 

FORTY-FIVE DAYS OF THE VEHICLE BECOMING TAXABLE IN A 

COUNTY; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-2660, RELATING TO MOTOR 

VEHICLE LICENSE REGISTRATIONS, SO AS TO REDUCE THE TIME THE 

DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES MUST PROVIDE A LIST OF 

LICENSE REGISTRATION APPLICATIONS TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR 

FROM NINETY TO SIXTY DAYS AND TO UPDATE THE REQUIRED 

FORM OF THE LISTINGS; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-2725, RELATING 

TO THE TRANSFER OF THE TITLE OF A VEHICLE TO ANOTHER STATE, 

SO AS TO CHANGE THE LOCATION OF THE RETURN OF THE LICENSE 

PLATE AND VEHICLE REGISTRATION FROM THE COUNTY AUDITOR 

TO THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES, AND TO DELINEATE 

THE PROCESS FOR OBTAINING A TAX REFUND FOR THE PORTION OF 

THE TAX YEAR REMAINING; TO REPEAL SECTION 12-37-2735 RELAT- 

ING TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX 

RELIEF FUND; TO REPEAL SECTION 12-39-10 RELATING TO THE 

APPOINTMENT OF THE COUNTY AUDITOR; TO AMEND SECTION 12- 

39-40, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO APPOINTMENT OF A DEPUTY 

AUDITOR, SO AS TO REQUIRE THE APPOINTMENT TO BE FILED WITH 

THE STATE TREASURER INSTEAD OF THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL; 

TO AMEND SECTION 12-39-60, RELATING TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR, 

SO AS TO CHANGE THE DEADLINE FOR RECEIVING TAX RETURNS 

FROM APRIL FIFTEENTH TO APRIL THIRTIETH AND TO REDUCE THE 

REQUIREMENT OF PUBLIC NOTICE FOR A LOCATION TO RECEIVE 

RETURNS TO A PERMISSIVE AUTHORITY FOR THE PROVIDING OF 

THIS NOTICE; TO AMEND SECTION 12-39-120, RELATING TO THE 

POWER OF THE COUNTY AUDITOR TO ENTER INTO BUILDINGS THAT 

ARE NOT DWELLINGS TO DETERMINE VALUE, SO AS TO CHANGE 

THE DETERMINATION FROM THE VALUE OF ANY BUILDING TO THE 

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VALUE OF ANY TAXABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 12-39-160, RELATING TO SPECIAL LEVIES, SO AS TO CHANGE 

THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE COUNTY AUDITOR REPORT THE 

AMOUNT OF PROPERTIES SUBJECT TO SPECIAL LEVIES TO THE 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT, BOARDS OF EDUCATION, AND BOARDS 

OF TRUSTEES, TO A PERMISSIVE AUTHORITY TO PROVIDE THE 

INFORMATION; TO AMEND SECTION 12-39-190, AS AMENDED, RELAT- 

ING TO THE REPORTING OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES, 

SO AS TO ELIMINATE THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE REPORTING BE 

IN A NUMBER OF COLUMNS SPECIFIED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF 

REVENUE; TO AMEND SECTION 12-39-200, AS AMENDED, RELATING 

TO FORMS THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE MAY PRESCRIBE, SO AS 

TO ALLOW THE DEPARTMENT TO DETERMINE THE TYPES OF 

ACCEPTABLE FORMAT REQUIRED; TO AMEND SECTION 12-39-220, 

RELATING TO OMISSION OF NEW PROPERTY FROM THE COUNTY 

DUPLICATE, SO AS TO REQUIRE THE COUNTY AUDITOR TO IMMEDI- 

ATELY CONTACT THE COUNTY ASSESSOR IF PROPERTY IS OMITTED 

FROM THE DUPLICATE, TO DELETE THE SPECIFICATION OF A 

TWENTY PERCENT PENALTY FOR UNPAID TAXES AND TO REPLACE 

THE TWENTY PERCENT PENALTY WITH ALL APPLICABLE PENAL- 

TIES, AND TO ELIMINATE DUPLICATE LANGUAGE IN THE CODE; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-39-260, RELATING TO THE COUNTY AUDITORDS, 

SO AS TO REDUCE THE REQUIREMENT THAT AUDITORS KEEP 

RECORDS OF ALL SALES OR CONVEYANCES OF REAL PROPERTY TO 

A PERMISSIVE AUTHORITY TO KEEP THESE RECORDS; TO AMEND 

SECTION 12-39-270, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE COUNTY AUDI- 

TOR S ABATEMENT BOOK, SO AS TO REMOVE THE PROVISION THAT 

REQUIRES THE ABATEMENT ALLOWED IN ANNUAL SETTLEMENTS 

BETWEEN THE AUDITOR AND THE TREASURER TO BE ACCORDING 

TO THE RECORD IN THE ABATEMENT BOOK; TO AMEND SECTION 12- 

43-220, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO COUNTY EQUALIZATION AND 

REASSESSMENT, SO AS TO REQUIRE THAT IN ORDER TO PROVE ELI- 

GIBILITY FOR THE FOUR PERCENT HOME ASSESSMENT RATIO, THE 

OWNER-OCCUPANT MUST PROVIDE PROOF THAT ALL MOTOR VEHI- 

CLES REGISTERED IN HIS NAME WERE REGISTERED AT THAT SAME 

ADDRESS; TO REPEAL SECTION 12-45-10 RELATING TO THE APPOINT- 

MENT OF COUNTY TREASURERS; TO AMEND SECTION 12-45-35, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO THE APPOINTMENT OF DEPUTY COUNTY 

TREASURERS, SO AS TO CHANGE THE REQUIREMENT OF THE FILING 

OF THE APPOINTMENT WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE TO THE 

FILING WITH THE STATE TREASURER; TO AMEND SECTION 12-45-70, 

AS AMENDED, RELATING TO COLLECTION OF TAXES, SO AS TO 

CHANGE THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE OFFICIAL CHARGED WITH 

COLLECTING TAXES SHALL SEND A LIST OF TAXES PAID TO THE 

DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES INSTEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT 

OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHI- 

CLES MAY ACCEPT THIS CERTIFICATION INSTEAD OF A TAX 

RECEIPT; TO AMEND SECTION 12-45-90, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

THE FORMS OF PAYMENT FOR TAXES, SO AS TO DELETE FROM THE 

ACCEPTABLE FORMS OF PAYMENT, JURY CERTIFICATES, CIRCUIT 

COURT WITNESS PER DIEMS, AND COUNTY CLAIMS; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 12-45-120, RELATING TO DELINQUENT TAXATION, SO AS TO 

REPLACE THE DESIGNATION OF CHATTEL TAX WITH THE TERM 

PERSONAL TAX ; TO AMEND SECTION 12-45-180, RELATING TO THE 

COLLECTION OF DELINQUENT TAXES, SO AS TO ADD THE OFFICE 

AUTHORIZED TO COLLECT DELINQUENT TAXES AS AN OFFICE 

AUTHORIZED TO WAIVE PENALTIES IN CASES OF IMPROPER MAIL- 

ING OR ERROR; TO AMEND SECTION 12-45-185, RELATING TO THE 

WAIVER OF PENALTIES FOR DELINQUENT TAXES, SO AS TO ALLOW 

THE COUNTY TREASURER TO NOTIFY THE COUNTY AUDITOR OF 

SUCH WAIVERS; TO AMEND SECTION 12-45-260, RELATING TO THE 

MONTHLY FINANCIAL REPORTS OF COUNTY TREASURERS TO THE 

COUNTY SUPERVISORS, SO AS TO ELIMINATE THE REQUIREMENT 

THAT THE TREASURER MUST REPORT TO THE COUNTY SUPERVI- 

SORS ON THE FIFTEENTH OF EACH MONTH AND TO ALLOW THE 

TREASURERS TO REPORT MONTHLY; TO AMEND SECTION 12-45-300, 

RELATING TO THE AUDITOR S LIST OF DELINQUENT TAXES, SO AS


TO DELETE THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE AUDITOR MUST MAKE 

MARGINAL NOTATIONS AS TO THE REASONS THE TAXES WERE NOT 

COLLECTABLE, AND TO ELIMINATE THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE 

TREASURER MUST SIGN AND SWEAR TO THE LIST BEFORE THE 

AUDITOR; TO AMEND SECTION 12-45-420, RELATING TO THE WAIVER 

OF PENALTIES DUE TO ERRORS BY THE COUNTY BY A COMMITTEE 

MADE UP OF THE COUNTY AUDITOR, TREASURER, AND ASSESSOR, 

SO AS TO REQUIRE THAT THE WAIVER MUST BE BY MAJORITY VOTE 

OF THE COMMITTEE; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-10, RELATING TO 

LIENS AND SUITS FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES, SO AS TO 

CHANGE THE DESIGNATION OF DEBTS PAYABLE TO THE STATE TO 

DEBTS PAYABLE TO THE COUNTY; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-20, 

RELATING TO LIENS IN THE COLLECTION OF DELINQUENT TAXES, 

SO AS TO MOVE THE AUTHORITY OF THE COUNTY SHERIFF TO COL- 

LECT DELINQUENT TAXES TO THE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-49-85, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO UNCOLLECT- 

ABLE PROPERTY TAX FOR DERELICT MOBILE HOMES, SO AS TO 

CHANGE THE AUTHORITY FROM THE COUNTY AUDITOR TO THE 

COUNTY ASSESSOR, TO DETERMINE THE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL 

OF A MOBILE HOME, TO INCLUDE THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE 

ASSESSOR REMOVE THE DERELICT HOME FROM HIS RECORDS AND 

THE AUDITOR TO REMOVE THE DERELICT HOME FROM THE DUPLI- 

CATE LIST; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-910, RELATING TO THE SEI- 

ZURE OF PROPERTY SUBJECT TO A TAX LIEN BY THE SHERIFF OR 


THE SHERIFF TO LEVY AND SEIZE PROPERTY OF A DEFAULTING TAX- 

PAYER; TO AMENATING TO THE SEIZURE OF PROPERTY FOR TAX 

DEFAULT BY THE COUNTY SHERIFF OR THE COUNTY TAX COLLEC- 

TOR, SO AS TO REMOVE THE AUTHORITY OF THE SHERIFF TO POS- 

SESS THE SEIZED PROPERTY; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-930, 

RELATING TO THE REMOVAL OR DESTRUCTION OF PERSONAL PROP- 

ERTY SUBJECT TO A TAX LIEN, SO AS TO REMOVE THE REFERENCE 

TO THE COUNTY SHERIFF; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-940, RELATING 

TO THE DISPOSAL OF PERSONAL PROPERTY SEIZED DUE TO A TAX 

LIEN BY THE COUNTY SHERIFF OR TAX COLLECTOR, SO AS TO 

REMOVE THE AUTHORITY OF THE COUNTY SHERIFF TO ADVERTISE 

FOR THE SALE OF THE PROPERTY; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-950, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO BIDDING ON PERSONAL PROPERTY SUB- 

JECT TO A TAX LIEN BY THE FORFEITED LAND COMMISSION, SO AS 

TO ALLOW BIDS TO BE MADE ON BEHALF OF THE FORFEITED LAND 

COMMISSION; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-960, RELATING TO THE 

SALE OF PROPERTY SUBJECT TO A TAX SALE, SO AS TO REMOVE THE 

AUTHORITY OF THE COUNTY SHERIFF; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49- 

1110, RELATING TO THE RIGHTS OF REAL PROPERTY MORTGAGES, SO 

AS TO CHANGE THE DEFINITION OF TAX TITLE FROM A DEED FOR 

REAL PROPERTY AND A BILL OF SALE FOR PERSONAL PROPERTY TO 

A DEED FOR REAL PROPERTY OR A BILL OF SALE FOR PERSONAL 

PROPERTY ; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-1150, RELATING TO THE 

NOTICE TO MORTGAGEE OF A TAX SALE, SO AS TO INCLUDE IN THE 

INFORMATION PROVIDED THE TAX MAP NUMBER OF THE PROPERTY; 

TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-1220, RELATING TO THE PROCEDURES FOR 

PROVIDING NOTICE OF TAX SALE OF MOBILE OR MANUFACTURED 

HOMES, SO AS TO SPECIFY THE FORMS OF LIENHOLDERS PROVIDED 

TO TAX COLLECTORS FOR NOTICE TO BE THOSE PROVIDED BY THE 

DEPARTMENT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE REGISTRATION OF MANUFAC- 

TURED HOMES; TO AMEND SECTION 12-49-1270, RELATING TO THE 

RIGHTS OF THE LIENHOLDER IN A TAX SALE AND THE RIGHTS AND 

REMEDIES THAT ARE NOT AFFECTED BY COMPLIANCE OF THE 

INFORMATION PROVISIONS, SO AS TO CHANGE THE INFORMATION 

PROVIDED FROM THE AUDITOR TO THE ASSESSOR; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 12-51-40, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO PROPERTY TAXES AND 

THE TREATMENT OF MOBILE HOMES AS PERSONAL PROPERTY, SO 

AS TO REMOVE THE REQUIREMENT OF WRITTEN NOTICE OF THE 

HOMES ANNEXATION TO THE LAND BY THE HOMEOWNER TO THE 

AUDITOR TO REQUIRE COMPLIANCE WITH DETITLING PROVISIONS 

OF THE MANUFACTURED HOUSING LAW AND TO ALLOW A COUNTY 

TO CONTRACT IN THE COLLECTION OF DELINQUENT TAXES; TO 

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AMEND SECTION 12-51-55, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE BID ON 

PROPERTY SOLD FOR AD VALOREM TAXES, SO AS TO REMOVE THE 

PROVISIONS FOR THE APPLICATIONS OF THE FUNDS WHEN THE 

PROPERTY IS NOT REDEEMED; TO AMEND SECTION 12-51-80, RELAT- 

ING TO THE SETTLEMENT BY THE TREASURER, SO AS TO INCREASE 

THE TIME OF SETTLEMENT TO THE POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS FROM 

THIRTY DAYS TO FORTY-FIVE DAYS AFTER THE TAX SALE; TO 

REPEAL SECTION 12-59-30 RELATING TO THE SUFFICIENCY OF DEEDS 

OF LANDS FORFEITED TO THE STATE COMMISSIONS IN YEAR 1939; 

TO AMEND SECTION 12-59-40, RELATING TO FORFEITED LAND COM- 

MISSIONS, SO AS TO INCLUDE LANDS FORFEITED TO COUNTY TAX 

COLLECTORS IN LANDS AUTHORIZED FOR SALE AND TO REMOVE 

THE STATE AS HOLDER OF PROPERTY HELD AND SOLD BY THE FOR- 

FEITED LAND COMMISSION; TO AMEND SECTION 12-59-50, RELATING 

TO THE FORFEITED LAND COMMISSION, SO AS TO REMOVE THE REF- 

ERENCE TO DELINQUENT STATE TAXES SUBJECT TO THESE PROVI- 

SIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 12-59-70, RELATING TO FORFEITED LAND 

COMMISSION SALES, SO AS TO REMOVE REFERENCE TO THE SHER- 

IFF SUBMITTING TITLE TO THE COMMISSION AND TO REFERENCE 

THE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR SUBMITTING TITLE TO THE COMMIS- 

SION; TO AMEND SECTION 12-59-80, RELATING TO THE FORFEITED 

LAND COMMISSION, SO AS TO DESIGNATE THE PROCEDURE FOR 

ACCEPTING BIDS FOR THE SALE OF FORFEITED PROPERTY; TO 


SALES, SO AS TO REMOVE THE AUTHORITY OF THE COUNTY SHER- 

IFF TO EXECUTE DEEDS AND CONVEYANCES FOR FORFEITED LANDS 

AND TO AUTHORIZE THE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR TO EXECUTE 

THE DEEDS AND CONVEYANCES; TO AMEND SECTION 12-59-100, 

RELATING TO THE TURNING OVER OF PROCEEDS OF A DELINQUENT 

TAX SALE BY THE FORFEITED LAND COMMASURER AND THE TREA- 

SURER TO DEPOSITING THESE FUNDS INTO THE COUNTY GENERAL 

FUND, SO AS TO DELETE THE PROVISION THAT THE TREASURER DO 

SO AT THE CLOSE OF THE FISCAL YEAR AND TO DELETE REFER- 

ENCES TO THE STATE INTERESTS IN THESE PROCEEDS; TO REPEAL 

SECTION 12-59-110 RELATING TO FEES AND COSTS OF THE SHERIFF 

FOR SERVICES PROVIDED TO THE FORFEITED LAND COMMISSION IN 

REGARD TO DELINQUENT TAX SEIZURES; TO AMEND SECTION 12-59- 

120, RELATING TO THE FORFEITED LAND COMMISSION, SO AS TO 

REPLACE REFERENCE TO THE COUNTY SHERIFF WITH THE COUNTY 

TAX COLLECTOR REGARDING THE ALLOWING OF AGENTS OF THE 

COMMISSION ACCESS TO EXECUTIONS ISSUED FOR THE COLLEC- 

TION OF TAXES; AND TO AMEND SECTION 12-60-1760, RELATING TO 

PROPERTY TAX PROTESTS, SO AS TO REPLACE THE COUNTY AUDI- 

TOR WITH THE COUNTY IN REGARD TO WHO IS OBLIGATED TO RAT- 

ABLY APPORTION FEES, EXPENSES, DAMAGES, AND COSTS 

RESULTING IN DEFENDING A COURT ACTION, AND TO REPLACE THE 

COUNTY AUDITOR OR TREASURER WITH THE COUNTY AS TO WHO 

MAY CAUSE A MUNICIPALITY TO BE MADE A PARTY TO ANY ACTION 

INVOLVING A MUNICIPAL LEVY. 





01/29/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Powers Norrell 

H 3180 (Rat # 0006) Joint Resolution, By Pope and V.S. Moss 


TROL BOARD TO TRANSFER OWNERSHIP OF CLOVER NATIONAL 

GUARD ARMORY IN CLOVER, SOUTH CAROLINA, TO THE TOWN OF 

CLOVER. - ratified title 






01/17/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: V.S.Moss














H 3181 General Bill, By R.L. Brown 



SO AS TO DELETE THE EXEMPTION ON CERTAIN GUNS ON SECOND 

AMENDMENT WEEKEND. 





H 3182 General Bill, By Dillard and M.S. McLeod 


BY ADDING SECTION 12-6-3710 SO AS TO ALLOW A TAX CREDIT, NOT 

TO EXCEED TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, TO ANY TAXPAYER THAT 

EMPLOYS A FORMERLY INCARCERATED INDIVIDUAL AS A FULL- 

TIME EMPLOYEE, TO SPECIFY THE TAXES FOR WHICH THE CREDIT 

MAY BE APPLIED, TO ALLOW THE CREDIT FOR THE TWENTY-FOUR 

CONSECUTIVE MONTHS FOR EACH ELIGIBLE EMPLOYEE, AND SPEC- 

IFY ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS. 






H 3183 General Bill, By Limehouse and M.S. McLeod 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO COMPUTER CRIME 

OFFENSES, SO AS TO INCLUDE IN THE PURVIEW OF THE OFFENSE OF 

COMPUTER CRIME IN THE FIRST DEGREE THAT IT IS UNLAWFUL FOR 

A PERSON TO DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY ACCESS A COMPUTER OR 

COMPUTER NETWORK WITHOUT PROPER AUTHORIZATION FOR THE 

PURPOSE OF OBTAINING AND RELEASING STATE OR FEDERAL CLAS- 

SIFIED OR CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION TO THE PUBLIC IN AN 

ELECTRONIC FORMAT OR OTHER FORM OF MASS COMMUNICATION 

AND TO PROVIDE A PENALTY. 






H 3184 General Bill, By Pope, R.L. Brown, M.S. McLeod, Weeks, Bales, 

Gilliard, Whipper, W.J. McLeod and Mitchell 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO EXPUNGEMENT OF CRIMI- 

NAL RECORDS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON MAY BE ELIGI- 

BLE FOR EXPUNGEMENT OF A FIRST OFFENSE CRIME WHICH 

CARRIES A FINE OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RATHER THAN FIVE 

HUNDRED DOLLARS. 





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02/07/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Bales, Gilliard, 

Whipper 








day HJ-26 

02/21/13 House Reconsider unanimous consent for third reading on next 

legislative day HJ-64 

02/21/13 House Reconsider second reading HJ-65 





day HJ-69 






SJ-21 





SJ-19 



H 3185 General Bill, By Spires, Long and M.S. McLeod 


BY ADDING SECTION 56-5-2943 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES SHALL REQUIRE A PERSON WHO 

HAS BEEN RELEASED ON BOND FOR MULTIPLE VIOLATIONS OF PRO- 

VISIONS THAT MAKE IT UNLAWFUL TO OPERATE A VEHICLE WHILE 

UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF AN UNLAWFUL SUBSTANCE TO HAVE 

INSTALLED ON ANY VEHICLE HE DRIVES AN IGNITION INTERLOCK 

DEVICE. 






H 3186 General Bill, By Dillard and M.S. McLeod 


BY ENACTING THE SAVE OUR CHILDREN GUN LOCK ACT ; BY ADD- 

ING SECTION 16-23-800 SO AS TO DEFINE NECESSARY TERMS, TO 

REQUIRE A PERSON WHO KEEPS A FIREARM ON PREMISES WHERE A 

REASONABLE PERSON WOULD KNOW THAT A CHILD MAY GAIN 

ACCESS TO THE FIREARM TO STORE THE FIREARM IN A LOCKED 

CONTAINER OR UTILIZE A TRIGGER-LOCKING DEVICE ON THE FIRE- 

ARM, TO PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR A VIOLATION WHEN DEATH OR 

INJURY OCCURS, AND TO REQUIRE RETAIL FIREARMS DEALERS TO 

POST NOTICE OF THIS REQUIREMENT. 





01/10/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: M.S.McLeod


H 3187 General Bill, By Howard and Ballentine 

A BILL TO AMEND SECTIONS 2-19-10, 2-19-20, 2-19-25, 2-19-30, AS 

AMENDED, 2-19-35, 2-19-70, 2-19-80, 2-19-90, 2-19-100, AND 2-19-110, 

CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, ALL RELATING TO THE 

JUDICIAL MERIT SELECTION COMMISSION, ALL SO AS TO CHANGE 

THE COMMISSION S PROCESS FOR NOMINATING JUDICIAL CANDI- 

DATES FROM THE NOMINATION OF THREE CANDIDATES TO THE 

RELEASE OF A LIST OF ALL QUALIFIED AND FIT CANDIDATES TO 

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, TO DELETE THE REQUIREMENT THAT 

RACE, GENDER, NATIONAL ORIGIN, AND OTHER DEMOGRAPHIC FAC- 

TORS BE CONSIDERED BY THE COMMISSION, TO DEFINE THE TERM 

IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBER , AND TO PROVIDE FURTHER CON- 

FORMING CHANGES. 






H 3188 General Bill, By Pope and Tallon 


A BILL TO AMEND SECTIONS 14-7-1110, AS AMENDED, AND 14-7-1120, 

CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, BOTH RELATING TO 

PEREMPTORY CHALLENGES, SO AS TO EQUALIZE THE NUMBER OF 

PEREMPTORY CHALLENGES FOR THE DEFENDANT AND THE STATE 

IN A CRIMINAL CASE. 







Similar (S 0425, H 3575) 






TWO-TIERED PENALTY SCHEME; AND TO AMEND SECTION 16-23-210, 


TO DEFINE THE TERM ASSAULT WEAPON . 





H 3190 General Bill, By Dillard, M.S. McLeod and George 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE OPERATION OF A MOPED, SO AS 

TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON, WHILE OPERATING A MOPED, AND HIS 

PASSENGERS MUST WEAR SAFETY YELLOW REFLECTIVE VESTS. 





HJ-128 


02/05/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: George 

H 3191 General Bill, By Cole and Tallon 


A BILL TO AMEND SECTIONS 56-5-130 AND 56-5-140, CODE OF LAWS 

OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DEFINITION OF THE 

TERMS MOTOR VEHICLE AND MOTORCYCLE , SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT MOPEDS ARE MOTOR VEHICLES AND NOT MOTORCYCLES. 

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BY ADDING SECTION 23-1-235, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT IT IS UNLAW- 

FUL FOR A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY TO USE OR EMPLOY AN 

AUTOMATIC NUMBER PLATE RECOGNITION SYSTEM AND TO PRO- 

VIDE A PENALTY. 





H 3193 (Rat # 0066) General Bill, By Rutherford and King 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE COMPUTATION OF 

TIME SERVED BY A PRISONER, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT ANY TIME 

SERVED UNDER HOUSE ARREST BY A PRISONER MAY BE USED IN 

COMPUTING TIME SERVED BY A PRISONER. - ratified title 






HJ-80 

03/06/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: King 







10 

05/07/13 Senate Polled out of committee Corrections and Penology SJ-9 







SJ-6 



06/04/13 Ratified R 66 



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO MONITORING REVENUES 

AND EXPENDITURES TO DETERMINE YEAR-END DEFICITS AND THE 

PROCEDURES TO RECOGNIZE AND APPROVE AN AGENCY S DEFICIT, 

SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD ONLY 

MAY RECOGNIZE AND APPROVE A PARTICULAR AGENCY S DEFICIT 

IN AN AMOUNT NOT EXCEEDING TWO PERCENT OF THE AGENCY S 

TOTAL FUNDS EXPENDITURE AUTHORIZATION AS REFLECTED IN 

THE ANNUAL GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT, AND TO PROVIDE 

FOR AN ADDITIONAL PROCEDURE BY WHICH THE GENERAL ASSEM- 

BLY MAY RECOGNIZE AND APPROVE AN AGENCY S DEFICIT ABOVE 

THIS LIMIT.








BY ADDING SECTION 59-26-35 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT, BEGINNING 

WITH SCHOOL YEAR 2013-2014, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ANNU- 

ALLY SHALL ESTABLISH THE STANDARDS TO BE USED FOR THE 

EVALUATION OF TEACHERS IN THE K-12 PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THIS 

STATE FOR THE PURPOSES OF EMPLOYMENT OR CONTINUED 

EMPLOYMENT AND FOR THE DETERMINATION OF OR INCREASES IN 

COMPENSATION. 





HJ-129 

H 3196 General Bill, By Funderburk 



BY ADDING SECTION 8-27-05 SO AS TO ENTITLE CHAPTER 27 THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA WHISTLEBLOWER AND PUBLIC EMPLOYEE PRO- 

TECTION ACT ; TO AMEND SECTION 8-27-20, AS AMENDED, RELATING 

TO REWARDS FOR REPORTS RESULTING IN SAVINGS, SO AS TO ELIM- 

INATE THE TWO THOUSAND DOLLAR CAP ON REWARDS; AND TO 

AMEND SECTION 8-27-30, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO CIVIL 

ACTIONS AGAINST AN EMPLOYING PUBLIC BODY FOR RETALIATION 

AGAINST AN EMPLOYEE WHO REPORTS A VIOLATION OF STATE OR 

FEDERAL LAW OR REGULATION, SO AS TO REMOVE THE ONE-YEAR 

LIMITATION ON THE PERIOD DURING WHICH THE EMPLOYEE IS PRO- 

TECTED FROM ADVERSE EMPLOYMENT ACTIONS, AND TO PROVIDE 

FOR ADDITIONAL REMEDIES. 





H 3197 General Bill, By Clemmons, Finlay and Ballentine 

A BILL TO CREATE THE DIVISION OF ELECTIONS WITHIN THE OFFICE 

OF SECRETARY OF STATE AND DEVOLVE THE POWERS, DUTIES, AND 

RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE STATE ELECTION COMMISSION UPON THE 

DIVISION OF ELECTIONS, INCLUDING PROVISIONS TO RECONSTI- 

TUTE THE BOARD OF STATE CANVASSERS TO BE UNDER THE CHAIR- 

MANSHIP OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE TO SERVE ON THE BOARD IN 

AN EX OFFICIO CAPACITY WITH FOUR ADDITIONAL MEMBERS 

APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR, TWO BEING MEMBERS OF THE 

LARGEST MAJORITY POLITICAL PARTY REPRESENTED IN THE GEN- 

ERAL ASSEMBLY AND TWO BEING MEMBERS OF THE LARGEST 

MINORITY POLITICAL PARTY REPRESENTED IN THE GENERAL 

ASSEMBLY, BY ADDING SECTION 1-30-97 AND TO AMEND SECTIONS 

7-1-20, 7-3-20, 7-3-30, 7-3-40, ALL AS AMENDED, 7-3-50, 7-3-60, 7-5-10, AS 

AMENDED, 7-5-35, AS AMENDED, 7-5-125, 7-5-155, 7-5-170, 7-5-180, 7-5- 

185, 7-5-186, ALL AS AMENDED, 7-5-280, 7-5-310, 7-5-330, 7-5-340, 7-5- 

470, 7-5-660, 7-5-675, ARTICLE 3 OF CHAPTER 7 OF TITLE 7, 7-9-10, 7-7- 

990, AS AMENDED, 7-9-80, 7-9-100, AS AMENDED, 7-11-15, 7-11-20, BOTH 

AS AMENDED, 7-11-40, 7-11-50, AS AMENDED, 7-11-55, 7-11-70, AS 

AMENDED, 7-11-80, 7-11-85, 7-13-15, AS AMENDED, 7-13-40, 7-13-50, 7- 

13-70, ALL AS AMENDED, 7-13-72, 7-13-180, 7-13-310, 7-13-320, AS 

AMENDED, 7-13-325, AS AMENDED, 7-13-335, 7-13-340, 7-13-350, AS 

AMENDED, 7-13-351, 7-13-355, BOTH AS AMENDED, 7-13-420, 7-13-610, 

AS AMENDED, 7-13-611, 7-13-710, AS AMENDED, 7-13-1160, 7-13-1330, 

AS AMENDED, 7-13-1340, 7-13-1360, 7-13-1370, 7-13-1371, AS AMENDED, 

7-13-1380, 7-13-1390, 7-13-1400, 7-13-1490, 7-13-1620, AS AMENDED, 7-13- 

1640, AS AMENDED, 7-13-2120, 7-15-10, AS AMENDED, 7-15-320, 7-15- 

161 

340, 7-15-385, 7-15-400, 7-15-460, ALL AS AMENDED, 7-15-470, 7-17-90, 7- 

17-210, 7-17-220, AS AMENDED, 7-17-330, 7-17-510, AS AMENDED, 7-17- 

530, 7-17-550, 7-17-570, 14-7-130, ALL AS AMENDED, 14-7-150, 14-7-390, 

14-25-155, AS AMENDED, 22-2-30, 22-2-50, AS AMENDED, 33-56-20, 48- 

11-100, 56-1-90, AND 61-6-2010, SO AS TO AMEND THEM RESPECTIVELY 

TO CONFORM TO THE CREATION OF THE DIVISION OF ELECTIONS IN 

THE OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE AND DEVOLUTION OF POWER, 

DUTIES, AND RESPONSIBILITIES FROM THE STATE ELECTION COM- 

MISSION TO THE DIVISION OF ELECTIONS; AND TO REPEAL SECTION 

7-3-10 RELATING TO THE STATE ELECTION COMMISSION. 





01/23/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Henderson 

H 3198 General Bill, By J.E. Smith, M.S. McLeod and Bernstein 


BY ADDING SECTION 7-27-115 SO AS TO PLACE THE DIRECTORS OF 

THE COUNTY BOARDS OF REGISTRATION AND ELECTIONS UNDER 

THE GENERAL SUPERVISION OF THE STATE ELECTION COMMISSION, 

TO AUTHORIZE THE STATE ELECTION COMMISSION TO ESTABLISH 

BY REGULATION THE MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS FOR A PERSON TO 

SERVE AS THE DIRECTOR OF A COUNTY BOARD OF REGISTRATION 

AND ELECTIONS, TO AUTHORIZE THE STATE ELECTION COMMIS- 

SION TO ESTABLISH MANDATORY TRAINING CERTIFICATION AND 

CONTINUING EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DIRECTORS OF 

THE COUNTY BOARDS OF REGISTRATION AND ELECTIONS, AND TO 

REQUIRE COUNTY BOARDS OF REGISTRATION AND ELECTIONS TO 

MEET AT LEAST FOUR TIMES EACH CALENDAR YEAR; TO AMEND 

SECTION 7-27-110, RELATING TO THE APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS OF 

BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT ALL COUN- 

TIES MUST HAVE A SINGLE BOARD OF REGISTRATION AND ELEC- 

TIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 7-27-260, RELATING TO THE CHEROKEE 

COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSION AND THE CHEROKEE COUNTY 


SINGLE ENTITY; TO AMEND SECTION 7-27-290, RELATING TO THE DIL- 

LON COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSION AND THE DILLON COUNTY 


SINGLE ENTITY; TO AMEND SECTION 7-27-320, RELATING TO THE 

GREENVILLE COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSION AND THE GREEN- 

VILLE COUNTY BOARD OF REGISTRATION, SO AS TO COMBINE THE 

BODIES INTO A SINGLE ENTITY; TO AMEND SECTION 7-27-325, RELAT- 

ING TO THE GREENWOOD COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSION AND 

THE GREENWOOD COUNTY BOARD OF REGISTRATION, SO AS TO 


7-27-335, RELATING TO THE HORRY COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSION 

AND THE HORRY COUNTY BOARD OF REGISTRATION, SO AS TO 


7-27-415, RELATING TO THE SPARTANBURG COUNTY ELECTION COM- 

MISSION AND THE SPARTANBURG COUNTY BOARD OF REGISTRA- 

TION, SO AS TO COMBINE THE BODIES INTO A SINGLE ENTITY; AND 

TO AMEND SECTION 7-27-430, RELATING TO THE WILLIAMSBURG 

COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSION AND THE WILLIAMSBURG 


INTO A SINGLE ENTITY. 






02/20/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Bernstein 

H 3199 General Bill, By Toole 


BY ADDING SECTION 62-1-311 SO AS TO ESTABLISH A CENTRAL WILL 

REGISTRY WITHIN EACH PROBATE COURT IN THE STATE.






H 3200 Concurrent Resolution, By Harrell 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION INVITING HER EXCELLENCY, NIKKI 

HALEY, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, TO 

ADDRESS THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN JOINT SESSION AT 7:00 P.M. 

ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2013, IN THE CHAMBER OF THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 

01/08/13 House Introduced, adopted, sent to Senate HJ-21 




01/09/13 Senate Adopted, returned to House with concurrence SJ-11 

H 3201 Concurrent Resolution, By Daning, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 

Anthony, Atwater, Bales, Ballentine, Bannister, Barfield, Bedingfield, 

Bernstein, Bingham, Bowen, Bowers, Branham, Brannon, G.A. Brown, R.L. 

Brown, Chumley, Clemmons, Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, H.A. Crawford, 

K.R. Crawford, Crosby, Delleney, Dillard, Douglas, Edge, Erickson, Felder, 

Finlay, Forrester, Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, George, Gilliard, 

Goldfinch, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, Hardwick, Harrell, Hart, Hayes, 

Henderson, Herbkersman, Hiott, Hixon, Hodges, Horne, Hosey, Howard, 

Huggins, Jefferson, Kennedy, King, Knight, Limehouse, Loftis, Long, Lowe, 

Lucas, Mack, McCoy, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, W.J. McLeod, Merrill, 

Mitchell, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Munnerlyn, Murphy, Nanney, Neal, Newton, 

Norman, Ott, Owens, Parks, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam, 

Quinn, Ridgeway, Riley, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, Rutherford, Ryhal, 

Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, Simrill, Skelton, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, 

J.R. Smith, Sottile, Southard, Spires, Stavrinakis, Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, 

Thayer, Toole, Vick, Weeks, Wells, Whipper, White, Whitmire, Williams, 

Willis and Wood 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO HONOR AND REMEMBER THE 

SUPREME SACRIFICE MADE BY PRIVATE FIRST CLASS JULIAN L. COL- 

VIN OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY WHILE HE WAS SERVING A TOUR 

OF MILITARY DUTY IN AFGHANISTAN, AND TO EXPRESS TO HIS FAM- 

ILY THE DEEPEST APPRECIATION OF A GRATEFUL STATE AND 

NATION FOR HIS LIFE, SACRIFICE, AND SERVICE. 


01/09/13 Senate Introduced, adopted, returned with concurrence SJ-12 

H 3202 Concurrent Resolution, By Forrester, Allison, Brannon, Chumley, 

Cole, Mitchell, Tallon and Wood 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR CRYO- 

VAC FOR ITS EXCELLENCE AS A SPARTANBURG COUNTY CORPO- 

RATE CITIZEN IN JOB CREATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, 

AND TO CONGRATULATE THE COMPANY ON THE FIFTIETH ANNIVER- 

SARY OF A REVOLUTIONARY FOOD-PACKAGING PRODUCT. 



H 3203 Concurrent Resolution, By Whitmire 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR SOUTH 

CAROLINA S PURPLE HEART RECIPIENTS AND TO DECLARE THE 

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA A PURPLE HEART STATE. 








H 3204 Concurrent Resolution, By Barfield 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND JOUR- 

NALIST LARRY DEEDS OF THE HORRY INDEPENDENT IN CONWAY 

FOR HIS VALUABLE SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 




A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE THE COASTAL 

CAROLINA UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL TEAM, COACHES, AND STAFF ON 

THEIR FIRST POSTSEASON WIN IN PROGRAM HISTORY. 



H 3206 Concurrent Resolution, By Pope and D.C. Moss 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CELEBRATE THE ONE HUNDRED 

TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE TOWN OF CLOVER AND TO 

DECLARE MARCH 17, 2013, AS CLOVER S QUASQUICENTENNIAL DAY 







H 3207 Resolution, By Simrill, King, Pope and Norman 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR BOB NORWOOD, 

FORMER CHAIRMAN AND MEMBER OF THE ROCK HILL SCHOOL DIS- 

TRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES, FOR SIXTEEN YEARS OF SELFLESS SER- 

VICE TO THE SCHOOLS, PARENTS, AND STUDENTS OF ROCK HILL, 

AND TO WISH HIM WELL UPON HIS RETIREMENT FROM THE BOARD. 

01/08/13 House Introduced and adopted HJ-26 

H 3208 Resolution, By Murphy, Harrell, Horne, Jefferson, Knight, Mack 

and Whipper 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE PINEWOOD PREPARA- 

TORY SCHOOL ON THE OCCASION OF ITS SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY, 

TO COMMEND THE SCHOOL ON THE OUTSTANDING EDUCATION 

PROVIDED TO ITS STUDENTS, AND TO EXTEND THE BEST WISHES OF 

THE SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FOR A LONG 

AND ILLUSTRIOUS FUTURE. 


H 3209 Resolution, By Forrester 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO EXTEND THE PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR 

TO THE STUDENTS AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS OF THE SOUTH CARO- 

LINA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND THE BLIND, AT A DATE AND TIME 

TO BE DETERMINED BY THE SPEAKER, FOR THE PURPOSE OF REC- 

OGNIZING THEM FOR A DEMONSTRATION OF THEIR UNIQUE 

ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 


H 3210 Resolution, By Clyburn, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 

Atwater, Bales, Ballentine, Bannister, Barfield, Bedingfield, Bernstein, 

Bingham, Bowen, Bowers, Branham, Brannon, G.A. Brown, R.L. Brown, 

Chumley, Clemmons, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, H.A. Crawford, K.R. Crawford, 

Crosby, Daning, Delleney, Dillard, Douglas, Edge, Erickson, Felder, Finlay, 

Forrester, Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, George, Gilliard, Goldfinch, 

Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, Hardwick, Harrell, Hart, Hayes, Henderson, 

Herbkersman, Hiott, Hixon, Hodges, Horne, Hosey, Howard, Huggins, 

Jefferson, Kennedy, King, Knight, Limehouse, Loftis, Long, Lowe, Lucas, 

Mack, McCoy, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, W.J. McLeod, Merrill, Mitchell, 

D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Munnerlyn, Murphy, Nanney, Neal, Newton, Norman, 

Ott, Owens, Parks, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, 

Ridgeway, Riley, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, Rutherford, Ryhal, Sabb, 

Sandifer, Sellers, Simrill, Skelton, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R. 

Smith, Sottile, Southard, Spires, Stavrinakis, Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, 

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A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO EXPRESS THE PROFOUND SORROW OF 

THE MEMBERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- 

TIVES UPON THE DEATH OF MAMIE REARDEN OF EDGEFIELD AND 


FRIENDS. 


H 3211 Resolution, By Huggins, Ballentine, W.J. McLeod, Alexander, 

Allison, Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, Bales, Bannister, Barfield, Bedingfield, 



K.R. Crawford, Crosby, Daning, Delleney, Dillard, Douglas, Edge, Erickson, 

Felder, Finlay, Forrester, Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, George, Gilliard, 




Mack, McCoy, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, Merrill, Mitchell, D.C. Moss, V.S. 

Moss, Munnerlyn, Murphy, Nanney, Neal, Newton, Norman, Ott, Owens, 

Parks, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, Ridgeway, 

Riley, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, Rutherford, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, 

Simrill, Skelton, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R. Smith, Sottile, 

Southard, Spires, Stavrinakis, Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, Toole, Vick, 

Weeks, Wells, Whipper, White, Whitmire, Williams, Willis and Wood 


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE CHAPIN 

HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND FOR A SPECTACULAR PERFORMING 

SEASON AND TO CONGRATULATE DIRECTOR KEVIN HEBERT, HIS 

FINE STAFF, AND THE BAND FOR CAPTURING THE 2012 CLASS AAA 





















OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TO THE 

CHAPIN HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND, DIRECTORS, AND SCHOOL 

OFFICIALS, AT A DATE AND TIME TO BE DETERMINED BY THE 

SPEAKER, FOR THE PURPOSE OF BEING RECOGNIZED AND COM- 

MENDED FOR WINNING THE 2012 CLASS AAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 

TITLE. 



H 3214 Resolution, By G.R. Smith, Bedingfield and Willis 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO SALUTE THE HILLCREST HIGH SCHOOL 

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM FOR NETTING THE 2012 CLASS AAAA 

STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE, AND TO HONOR THE PLAYERS AND 

COACH LYNN AVANT ON TWO CONSECUTIVE STATE WINS. 


H 3215 Resolution, By G.R. Smith 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO SALUTE SENIOR ANSLEY SPEAKS OF 

MAULDIN HIGH SCHOOL ON AN OUTSTANDING HIGH SCHOOL ATH- 

LETIC CAREER, AND TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR HER FOR WINNING 

HER FOURTH CONSECUTIVE CLASS AAAA/AAA INDIVIDUAL GIRLS 

STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS TITLE. 


H 3216 Resolution, By G.R. Smith, Bannister and Chumley 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO SALUTE THE MAULDIN HIGH SCHOOL 

GIRLS TENNIS TEAM FOR NETTING THE 2012 CLASS AAAA STATE 

CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE, AND TO HONOR THE PLAYERS AND HEAD 

COACH LAURA GURLEY ON THREE CONSECUTIVE STATE WINS. 


H 3217 Resolution, By G.R. Smith, Bannister and Chumley 



MAULDIN HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TENNIS TEAM, COACHES, AND 

SCHOOL OFFICIALS, AT A DATE AND TIME TO BE DETERMINED BY 

THE SPEAKER, FOR THE PURPOSE OF BEING RECOGNIZED AND COM- 

MENDED FOR WINNING THE 2012 CLASS AAAA STATE CHAMPION- 

SHIP TITLE. 


H 3218 Resolution, By Clemmons, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 



Chumley, Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, H.A. Crawford, K.R. Crawford, 














A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR FORMER 

UNITED STATES NAVY SEAL BENJAMIN SMITH FOR HIS COMMIT- 

MENT TO THE SUPPORT AND DEFENSE OF THE INTEGRITY OF THE 

UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION, AND TO EXPRESS THE PROFOUND 

APPRECIATION OF A GRATEFUL STATE FOR HIS YEARS OF MILITARY 

SERVICE. 





HILLCREST HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM, COACH, AND 




SHIP TITLE. 

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Herbkersman, Hiott, Hixon, Hodges, Horne, Hosey, Howard, Huggins,











A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR SARAH JANE 

NANCE WATTS FOR SIXTY-TWO YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE AS 

ORGANIST OF THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF MYRTLE BEACH. 


H 3220 Resolution, By Huggins, Atwater, Ballentine, Bingham, W.J. 

McLeod, Ott, Quinn, Spires and Toole 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR AND REMEMBER THE SUPREME 

SACRIFICE MADE BY SERGEANT JOHN DAVID MEADOR II OF THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA NATIONAL GUARD WHILE HE WAS SERVING A 

TOUR OF MILITARY DUTY IN AFGHANISTAN, AND TO EXPRESS TO 

HIS FAMILY THE PROFOUND APPRECIATION OF A GRATEFUL STATE 

AND NATION FOR HIS LIFE, SACRIFICE, AND SERVICE. 


H 3221 Resolution, By Huggins, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 



Chumley, Clemmons, Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, H.A. Crawford, K.R. 

Crawford, Crosby, Daning, Delleney, Dillard, Douglas, Edge, Erickson, 














SACRIFICE MADE BY CAPTAIN JOHN DAVID HORTMAN OF THE 

UNITED STATES ARMY WHILE SERVING ON A TRAINING MISSION AT 

FORT BENNING, GEORGIA; TO EXPRESS TO HIS FAMILY THE DEEPEST 

APPRECIATION OF A GRATEFUL STATE AND NATION FOR HIS LIFE, 

SACRIFICE, AND SERVICE; AND TO DECLARE JUNE 9, 2013, AS JOHN 

DAVID HORTMAN DAY IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 


H 3222 Resolution, By Huggins 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR GEORGE R. 

STARNES III, FINANCIAL ADVISOR FOR NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL, 

FOR THIRTY YEARS OF DISTINGUISHED SERVICE TO HIS PROFESSION 

AND TO THE PEOPLE OF THE PALMETTO STATE, AND TO WISH HIM 

WELL IN ALL HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 


H 3223 (Rat # 0042, Act # 0031) General Bill, By White 

AN ACT TO AMEND SECTIONS 1-11-55, AS AMENDED, 1-11-425, 1-23- 

120, AS AMENDED, 2-1-230, 2-3-75, 2-13-60, 2-13-180, 2-13-190, AS 

AMENDED, 2-13-200, 2-13-210, 11-35-310, 11-53-20, AND 29-6-250, CODE 

OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, ALL RELATING, IN WHOLE OR 

IN PART, TO THE OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE PRINTING, INFORMATION 

AND TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS (LPITS), SO AS TO CHANGE THE NAME 

OF THIS OFFICE TO THE LEGISLATIVE SERVICES AGENCY (LSA). - ratified 

title 

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05/08/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable Finance 




05/15/13 Ratified R 42 



05/28/13 Act No. 31 

H 3224 General Bill, By J.E. Smith, Bernstein, Erickson and Hart 


SO AS TO ENACT THE MILITARY SERVICE OCCUPATION, EDUCATION, 

AND CREDENTIALING ACT ; BY ADDING SECTION 59-101-400 SO AS 

TO PROVIDE A PUBLIC, POST-SECONDARY INSTITUTION OF HIGHER 

EDUCATION IN THIS STATE MAY AWARD EDUCATIONAL CREDIT TO 

AN HONORABLY DISCHARGED MEMBER OF THE ARMED FORCES 

FOR A COURSE THAT IS PART OF HIS MILITARY TRAINING OR SER- 

VICE, SUBJECT TO CERTAIN CONDITIONS, AND TO REQUIRE THE 

INSTITUTION TO IMPLEMENT RELATED POLICIES AND REGULA- 

TIONS WITHIN A SPECIFIED TIME FRAME; BY ADDING ARTICLE 3 TO 

CHAPTER 1, TITLE 40 SO AS TO PROVIDE MISCELLANEOUS LICEN- 

SURE PROVISIONS FOR MILITARY PERSONNEL, TO PROVIDE A PER- 

SON LICENSED BY BOARD OR COMMISSION UNDER THE 

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION IS EXEMPT 

FROM CONTINUING EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS AND FEE ASSESS- 

MENTS DURING ACTIVE DUTY IN THE UNITED STATES ARMED 

FORCES, TO PROVIDE A BOARD OR COMMISSION MAY ISSUE A TEM- 

PORARY PROFESSIONAL LICENSE TO THE SPOUSE OF AN ACTIVE 

DUTY MEMBER OF THE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES IN CERTAIN 

CIRCUMSTANCES, AND TO PROVIDE A BOARD OR COMMISSION 

SHALL ACCEPT CERTAIN COURSEWORK OR EXPERIENCE OBTAINED 

DURING THE COURSE OF MILITARY SERVICE TO SATISFY RELATED 

PROFESSIONAL OR OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION OR TRAINING 

LICENSURE REQUIREMENTS; AND TO REPEAL SECTIONS 40-1-75 

RELATING TO EXEMPTING ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY PERSONNEL 

FROM CONTINUING EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS, AND 40-1-77 

RELATING TO TEMPORARY PROFESSIONAL OR OCCUPATIONAL 

LICENSES FOR MILITARY SPOUSES, THE SUBSTANCE OF WHICH ARE 

INCORPORATED INTO THE NEW ARTICLE ADDED BY THIS ACT. 



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04/17/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Hart 









H 3225 Joint Resolution, By J.E. Smith and Jefferson 



FOR THE ISSUANCE OF SC RIVERKEEPERS SPECIAL LICENSE 

PLATES. 



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02/05/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Jefferson 













06/06/13 Senate Amended 





06/06/13 Senate Conference committee appointed McGill, Grooms, Campbell 

06/06/13 House Conference committee appointed Reps. Daning, JE Smith 

and Taylor 

H 3226 General Bill, By J.E. Smith 


BY ADDING SECTION 7-13-870 SO AS TO REQUIRE AN EMPLOYER TO 

GIVE AN EMPLOYEE REASONABLE TIME OFF FROM WORK TO VOTE 

IN ELECTIONS. 





BY ADDING SECTION 30-4-75 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT MEETINGS OF 

THE GOVERNOR WITH HIS APPOINTED AGENCY OR DEPARTMENT 

HEADS TOGETHER WITH ANY OTHER PUBLIC OFFICIALS OR INVITED 

PUBLIC EMPLOYEES MUST BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC IN THE SAME 

MANNER AND UNDER THE SAME CONDITIONS THAT MEETINGS OF 

PUBLIC BODIES MUST BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC UNDER THE FREE- 

DOM OF INFORMATION ACT. 



H 3228 General Bill, By Atwater, Erickson, Toole, Gambrell, Southard, 

Putnam, K.R. Crawford and Long 



BY ADDING SECTION 1-23-138 SO AS TO PROVIDE A REGULATION 

PROMULGATED UNDER THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES ACT 

EXPIRES FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE ON WHICH IT BECOMES 

EFFECTIVE; TO AMEND SECTION 1-23-120, AS AMENDED, RELATING 

TO THE APPROVAL OF REGULATIONS, SO AS TO DELETE LANGUAGE 

REQUIRING A STATE AGENCY TO PERIODICALLY REVIEW REGULA- 

TIONS IT PROMULGATES. 



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H 3229 General Bill, By Daning and Crosby 

Similar (S 0128, S 0161) 


BY ADDING SECTION 59-5-170 SO AS TO CREATE THE DIVISION OF 

INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS TO SERVE AS THE SOLE GOVERNING 

BODY OF ATHLETICS FOR SOUTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SCHOOLS, TO 

PROVIDE FOR A DIRECTOR OF THE DIVISION APPOINTED BY THE 

SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION, TO PROVIDE MATTERS ABOUT 

WHICH THE DIVISION SHALL PROMULGATE REGULATIONS AND FOR 

WHICH THE DIVISION MAY ISSUE EMERGENCY REGULATIONS, TO 

PROVIDE FOR THE CREATION OF AN ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO 

ASSIST THE DIVISION IN EVALUATING THE OVERALL INTERSCHO- 

LASTIC ATHLETIC PROGRAM AND RELATED RECOMMENDATIONS, 

TO PROVIDE FOR THE COMPOSITION OF THE COMMITTEE, AND TO 

PROVIDE MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE SERVE AT THE PLEASURE 

OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION AND MAY NOT RECEIVE 

COMPENSATION; AND TO AMEND SECTION 59-39-160, RELATING TO 

REQUIREMENTS FOR PARTICIPATION IN INTERSCHOLASTIC ACTIVI- 

TIES, SO AS TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES. 



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H 3230 General Bill, By Atwater 


BY ADDING SECTION 53-5-40 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT VETERANS 

DAY AND MEMORIAL DAY MUST BE RECOGNIZED AS HOLIDAYS FOR 

ALL LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS OF THE STATE AND THAT THE 

SCHOOLS AND OFFICES OF THE DISTRICTS MUST BE CLOSED ON 

THOSE DATES. 



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H 3231 General Bill, By Atwater, Huggins, Toole, Ballentine and Taylor 


BY ADDING SECTION 57-1-90, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPART- 

MENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL NOT DISCRIMINATE AGAINST 

MOTORCYCLES, MOTORCYCLE OPERATORS, OR MOTORCYCLE PAS- 

SENGERS. 



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02/26/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Huggins, 

Toole 





CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF MOTORCYCLE 

DEALER AND WHOLESALER LICENSES BY THE DEPARTMENT OF 

MOTOR VEHICLES, SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE ISSUANCE OF A TEM- 

PORARY DEALER S LICENSE THAT ALLOWS A HOLDER TO SELL


MOTORCYCLES AND THEIR RELATED PRODUCTS AT FAIRS, RECRE- 

ATIONAL OR SPORTS SHOWS, VACATION SHOWS, AND OTHER SIMI- 

LAR EVENTS OR SHOWS. 



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H 3233 General Bill, By Jefferson, Mitchell, Neal, Rutherford and Williams 


BY ADDING SECTION 56-3-930 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A THIRTY 

DOLLAR SURCHARGE MUST BE IMPOSED ON EACH MOTOR VEHICLE 

REQUIRED TO BE REGISTERED IN THIS STATE IN ADDITION TO ANY 

OTHER BIENNIAL REGISTRATION FEE, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THIS 

SURCHARGE MUST BE USED FOR THE REPAIR, PAVING, AND RESUR- 

FACING OF ROADS AND BRIDGES THROUGHOUT THE STATE. 



H 3234 General Bill, By Quinn and Tallon 



BY ADDING SECTION 19-5-520 SO AS TO PROVIDE A PROCEDURE FOR 

THE CERTIFICATION OF DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN RECORDS OF REG- 

ULARLY CONDUCTED ACTIVITY, OR BUSINESS RECORDS, IN ACCOR- 

DANCE WITH FEDERAL RULE 902(11) AND (12). 







CAROLINA BEVERAGE CONTAINER RECYCLING ACT ; TO PROVIDE 

FOR THE RECYCLING OF BEVERAGE CONTAINERS BY CONSUMERS; 

TO REQUIRE DEPOSIT BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS THAT OPERATE 

WITHIN THE STATE TO REGISTER WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF REVE- 

NUE AND MAINTAIN CERTAIN RECORDS; TO REQUIRE DEPOSIT BEV- 

ERAGE DISTRIBUTORS TO PAY A CONTAINER RECOVERY FEE AND A 

DEPOSIT FOR EACH DEPOSIT BEVERAGE CONTAINER SOLD IN THE 

STATE; TO REQUIRE DEPOSIT BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS TO CHARGE 

DEALERS OR CONSUMERS A DEPOSIT EQUAL TO THE REFUND 

VALUE OF THE BEVERAGE CONTAINER; TO PRESCRIBE BEVERAGE 

CONTAINER REFUND VALUES AND TO REQUIRE REFUND VALUES TO 

BE AFFIXED TO BEVERAGE CONTAINERS; TO CREATE THE DEPOSIT 

BEVERAGE CONTAINER FUND WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF REVE- 

NUE, TO PROVIDE WHICH FUNDS ARE TO BE DEPOSITED IN THE 

FUND AND HOW THE FUND IS TO BE USED; TO REQUIRE THE 

BUREAU OF LAND AND WASTE MANAGEMENT OF THE DEPARTMENT 

OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL TO ADMINISTER THE 

PROGRAM; TO REQUIRE THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL TO CONDUCT 

AN AUDIT OF THE PROGRAM DURING CERTAIN FISCAL YEARS; TO 

AUTHORIZE THE BUREAU TO ADOPT RULES AND PROMULGATE REG- 

ULATIONS TO EFFECTUATE PROVISIONS OF THIS CHAPTER; TO 

REQUIRE DEALERS TO POST SIGNS THAT INDICATE INFORMATION 

ABOUT REDEMPTION CENTERS; TO REQUIRE THE BUREAU TO 

DEFINE UNDERSERVED AREAS AND WORK TO PUT CERTIFIED 

REDEMPTION CENTERS IN THESE AREAS; TO REQUIRE PROSPECTIVE 

REDEMPTION CENTERS AND PROSPECTIVE PROCESSORS TO REGIS- 

TER WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL 

CONTROL, AND TO PROVIDE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE ISSUANCE OF 

CERTIFICATION; TO PRESCRIBE THE USE OF REVERSE VENDING 

MACHINES IN THE COLLECTION OF BEVERAGE CONTAINERS; TO 

PROVIDE SITUATIONS IN WHICH A CERTIFIED REDEMPTION CENTER 

MAY REFUSE TO PAY THE REFUND VALUE ON A DEPOSIT BEVERAGE 

CONTAINER; TO PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT OF HANDLING FEES BY 

THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE TO CERTIFIED REDEMPTION CEN- 

TERS UPON CERTAIN CONDITIONS; TO PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT 

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OF ADMINISTRATIVE FEES BY THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE TO 

PROCESSORS UPON CERTAIN CONDITIONS; TO REQUIRE PROCES- 

SORS TO SUBMIT INVOICES TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE CON- 

CERNING REFUND VALUES AND ASSOCIATED FEES; TO REQUIRE 

DISTRIBUTORS, REDEMPTION CENTERS, AND PROCESSORS TO MAKE 

RECORDS AVAILABLE UPON CERTAIN CONDITIONS; TO REQUIRE THE 

DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE TO COMPILE AND PUBLISH A REPORT ON 

THE PROGRAM EACH FISCAL YEAR; TO PROVIDE FOR THE MEMBER- 

SHIP AND DUTIES OF AN ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO THE BUREAU; 

AND TO PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS CHAP- 

TER. 




H 3236 General Bill, By Sellers, J.E. Smith, W.J. McLeod, Whipper, R.L. 

Brown and Gilliard 


BY ADDING SECTION 44-29-185 SO AS TO ENACT THE CERVICAL 

CANCER PREVENTION ACT , TO PROVIDE THAT BEGINNING WITH 

THE 2013-2014 SCHOOL YEAR, THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND 

ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL MAY OFFER THE CERVICAL CANCER 

VACCINATION SERIES TO ADOLESCENT STUDENTS ENROLLING IN 

THE SEVENTH GRADE OF ANY PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SCHOOL IN THIS 

STATE, TO PROVIDE THAT NO STUDENT IS REQUIRED TO HAVE THE 

VACCINE BEFORE ENROLLING IN OR ATTENDING SCHOOL, TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT MAY DEVELOP AN INFORMATIONAL 

BROCHURE RELATED TO OFFERING THIS VACCINATION WITH SPE- 

CIFIC CONTENT REQUIREMENTS, TO DEFINE CERVICAL CANCER 

VACCINATION SERIES , AND TO PROVIDE THAT IMPLEMENTATION OF 

THIS ACT IS CONTINGENT UPON RECEIPT OF FULL FUNDING BY 

STATE AND FEDERAL FUNDS. 




02/20/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: J.E.Smith 




04/10/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Tallon, Henderson, Nanney, 

Brannon, Hamilton, Atwater, Taylor, Loftis, Cole, Patrick, 

Wood, Chumly, Ryhal, JR Smith, Hiott, Allison, Hixon, 

HA Crawford, Bedingfield, Sellers, McEachern, Stavrinakis, 

Crosby, Danning, Southard HJ-18 


R.L.Brown 




05/15/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Gilliard 








BY ADDING SECTION 59-66-25 SO AS TO REQUIRE EVERY PUBLIC 

SCHOOL DISTRICT TO REQUEST A SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER FOR 

EACH SCHOOL IN THE DISTRICT; AND TO AMEND SECTION 5-7-12, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS, SO A TO 

REQUIRE THE PROVISION OF A SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER IN 

EVERY PUBLIC SCHOOL UPON REQUEST. 



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CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE CREATION AND OPERATION OF 

THE DEPARTMENT OF PROBATION, PAROLE AND PARDON SERVICES 

AND THE BOARD OF PROBATION, PAROLE AND PARDON SERVICES, 

SO AS TO TRANSFER ALL FUNCTIONS, POWERS, DUTIES, RESPONSI- 

BILITIES AND AUTHORITY STATUTORILY EXERCISED BY THE 

DEPARTMENT OF PROBATION, PAROLE AND PARDON SERVICES TO 

THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, DIVISION OF PROBATION, 

PAROLE AND PARDON SERVICES; AND TO REQUIRE CERTAIN 

INMATES TO OBTAIN A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA OR A GENERAL EDU- 

CATIONAL DIPLOMA BEFORE BEING RELEASED FROM CUSTODY. 



H 3239 General Bill, By Bowers 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO CLASSIFICATION OF PROP- 

ERTY FOR AD VALOREM TAX PURPOSES AND THE ASSESSMENT 

RATIOS APPLICABLE TO SUCH PROPERTY, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT 

MULTIUNIT RESIDENTIAL REAL PROPERTY CONTAINING FOUR 

UNITS OR LESS WHICH EACH UNIT OCCUPANT OCCUPIES AS HIS 

PRINCIPAL RESIDENCE ON A RENTAL OR OWNERSHIP BASIS MUST 

BE TAXED ON AN ASSESSMENT EQUAL TO FOUR PERCENT OF THE 

FAIR MARKET VALUE OF THE PROPERTY AND TO PROVIDE FOR THIS 

REDUCED RATIO BY MEANS OF A PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION. 






BY ADDING SECTION 38-71-48 SO AS TO PROVIDE DEFINITIONS, TO 

REQUIRE GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE AND GROUP HEALTH BENEFIT 

PLANS TO COVER HEARING AIDS AND REPLACEMENT HEARING 

AIDS FOR AN INSURED WITH IMPAIRED HEARING AND WHO IS 

TWENTY-ONE YEARS OF AGE OR LESS, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

SCOPE OF COVERAGE, AMONG OTHER THINGS. 



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H 3241 General Bill, By Mitchell, Cobb-Hunter, Dillard, Powers Norrell, 

R.L. Brown, Whipper and Jefferson 



LINA COMMUNITY INVESTMENT TAX CREDIT ACT , TO PROVIDE A 

TAX CREDIT TO FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS MAKING INVESTMENTS, 

LOANS, AND CONTRIBUTIONS FOR ACTIVITIES CREATING OR PRE- 

SERVING LOW-INCOME HOUSING FOR LOW-INCOME RESIDENTS OF 

THIS STATE, ASSISTING LOW-INCOME RESIDENTS IN OBTAINING 

SAFE AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING, AND THAT BUILDS THE CAPAC- 

ITY OF ELIGIBLE NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TO PROVIDE HOUS- 

ING OPPORTUNITIES FOR LOW-INCOME RESIDENTS, TO PROVIDE 

THE NATURE AND AMOUNTS OF THE TAX CREDITS, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE APPLICABLE DEFINITIONS. 



01/23/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: R.L.Brown, 

Whipper, Jefferson 

H 3242 Resolution, By Horne, Harrell, Jefferson, Knight, Mack, Murphy 

and Whipper 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE PINEWOOD 

PREPARATORY SCHOOL COMPETITIVE CHEER TEAM ON WINNING 

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THE 2012 SOUTH CAROLINA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL ASSOCIATION 

(SCISA) CLASS AAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 



and Whipper 


OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TO THE PIN- 

EWOOD PREPARATORY SCHOOL COMPETITIVE CHEER TEAM, 

COACH, AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS, AT A DATE AND TIME TO BE 

DETERMINED BY THE SPEAKER, FOR THE PURPOSE OF RECOGNIZ- 

ING AND COMMENDING THEM ON WINNING THE 2012 SCISA CLASS 

AAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 



and Whipper 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE THE PINEWOOD PREPA- 

RATORY SCHOOL GIRLS GOLF TEAM UPON WINNING THE 2012 

SOUTH CAROLINA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL ASSOCIATION (SCISA) 




and Whipper 



EWOOD PREPARATORY SCHOOL GIRLS GOLF TEAM, COACH, AND 



MENDED FOR WINNING THE 2012 SCISA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 

TITLE. 


H 3246 General Bill, By Loftis, Hiott, G.R. Smith, Lowe, K.R. Crawford, 

Brannon, Jefferson, Huggins, Ryhal, Newton, McCoy, Patrick, Bedingfield, 

Crosby, Daning, Douglas, Forrester, Gagnon, Knight, D.C. Moss, Murphy, 

Ridgeway, Rivers, Sandifer, Simrill, Sottile, Spires, Stringer, Whitmire and 

Williams 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO RESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS 

RELATED TO THE ISSUANCE OF HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES, 

SO AS TO REVISE THE RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT FOR AN ACTIVE 

MEMBER OF THE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES, TO DELETE THE 

PROVISION THAT PROVIDES RESIDENCY FOR CERTAIN DEPENDENTS 

OF MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES, AND TO PROVIDE THAT A 

RETIRED MEMBER OF THE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES IS CON- 

SIDERED A RESIDENT. 




H 3247 General Bill, By Harrell, Lucas, Delleney, Bannister, Ott, 

Rutherford, Weeks, G.M. Smith, Pope, Merrill, McCoy, Atwater, Erickson, 

Henderson, Kennedy, Loftis, Tallon, Bedingfield, Daning, Forrester, Hixon, 

Lowe, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Murphy, Sottile, Stringer, Gagnon, 

Herbkersman, Newton, Wells, J.R. Smith, Taylor, Riley, Pitts, White, Vick, 

Clemmons, Barfield, Goldfinch, Spires and Hart 


LINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE DOCKET BY 

THE CIRCUIT SOLICITOR IN GENERAL SESSIONS COURT, SO AS TO 

CLARIFY THE ROLE OF THE CIRCUIT SOLICITOR IN THE ADMINIS- 

TRATION OF THE GENERAL SESSIONS COURT DOCKET AND PROVIDE 

THAT THIS ABILITY TO ADMINISTER THE DOCKET SHALL NOT 

INTERFERE WITH THE COURT S ABILITY TO PROTECT A LITIGANT S 

RIGHTS. 






Newton 


01/23/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Wells, 

J.R.Smith, Taylor, Riley, Pitts 

01/24/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Sellers HJ-9 


01/29/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). JE Smith, Neal, Clyburn, 

Hosey, Gilliard, Brannon, Ryhal, Taylor, Bannister, RL 

Brown, Wells, JR Smith, Pope, Robinson-Simpson, DC 

Moss, Hixon, Weeks, Williams, Sandifer HJ-19 

01/29/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: White 

01/30/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Vick 

01/31/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Clemmons, 

Barfield, Goldfinch, Spires 











02/08/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Campsen (ch), Malloy, 

Massey, Coleman, Hembree 

H 3248 (Rat # 0021, Act # 0015) General Bill, By Rutherford, King, Loftis, 

Gilliard, Jefferson and Williams 



FRAUD, SO AS TO BROADEN THE SCOPE OF FINANCIAL IDENTITY 

FRAUD AND REVISE THE DEFINITION OF PERSONAL IDENTIFYING 

INFORMATION , TO DEFINE THE TERM FINANCIAL RESOURCES , TO 

PROVIDE VENUE FOR PROSECUTION OF AN IDENTITY FRAUD 

OFFENSE, AND TO ADD CONFORMING LANGUAGE CONTAINED IN 

FINANCIAL TRANSACTION CARD CRIME TO PROVIDE THAT IT IS NOT 

A DEFENSE WHEN SOME OF THE ACTS OF THE CRIME DID NOT 

OCCUR IN THIS STATE OR WITHIN A CITY, COUNTY, OR LOCAL JURIS- 

DICTION; TO AMEND SECTION 37-20-130, RELATING TO THE INITIA- 

TION OF A LAW ENFORCEMENT INVESTIGATION OF IDENTITY THEFT, 

SO AS TO DELETE THE LANGUAGE ALLOWING REFERRAL OF THE 

MATTER TO THE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY WHERE THE CRIME 

WAS COMMITTED FOR INVESTIGATION; AND TO AMEND SECTION 39- 

1-90, RELATING TO BREACH OF CERTAIN SECURITY AND BUSINESS 

DATA AND NOTICE TO THE CONSUMER PROTECTION DIVISION, SO 

AS TO REVISE THE DEFINITION OF PERSONAL IDENTIFYING INFOR- 

MATION . - ratified title 


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01/09/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Loftis HJ-10 






01/16/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Jefferson, Williams 






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168 





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04/18/13 Ratified R 21 



04/30/13 Act No. 15 

H 3249 General Bill, By Lucas and Delleney 






REVISE THE DEFINITIONS OF CERTAIN TERMS; TO AMEND SECTION 

8-13-700, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE USE OF ONE S OFFICIAL 

POSITION FOR FINANCIAL GAIN AND THE DISCLOSURE OF POTEN- 

TIAL CONFLICTS OF INTEREST, SO AS TO REVISE THE DISCLOSURE 

PROVISIONS FOR MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND TO 

REQUIRE THAT THE WRITTEN DISCLOSURE STATEMENT DESCRIBE 

THE SPECIFIC NATURE OF THE POTENTIAL CONFLICT; TO AMEND 

SECTION 8-13-1120, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE CONTENTS OF A 

PERSON S STATEMENT OF ECONOMIC INTERESTS, SO AS TO PROVIDE 


FILER ON HIS STATEMENT OF ECONOMIC INTERESTS; AND TO 

AMEND SECTION 8-13-1300, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO DEFINI- 

TIONS APPLICABLE TO THE CAMPAIGN PRACTICES PROVISIONS OF 

THE ETHICS, GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY, AND CAMPAIGN 

REFORM ACT, SO AS TO REVISE THE DEFINITIONS OF CERTAIN 

TERMS. 



H 3250 General Bill, By Murphy, McCoy, Patrick, H.A. Crawford, Putnam, 

Erickson, Allison, Cole, K.R. Crawford, Felder, Goldfinch, Hardwick, 

Henderson, Hiott, Horne, Long, Newton, G.R. Smith, J.R. Smith, Taylor, 

Thayer, Toole, Wells, Whitmire and Wood 


LINA, 1976, RELATING TO HOMICIDE BY CHILD ABUSE, SO AS TO 

INCREASE THE AGE OF THE CHILD WHOSE DEATH HAS BEEN 

CAUSED BY CHILD ABUSE OR NEGLECT FROM ELEVEN TO EIGH- 

TEEN FOR BOTH OFFENSES OF CAUSING DEATH OR AIDING OR ABET- 

TING THE DEATH OF A CHILD BY ABUSE OR NEGLECT. 



H 3251 General Bill, By Murphy, McCoy, Patrick, Erickson, H.A. Crawford, 

K.R. Crawford, Felder, Hardwick, Long, Newton, Rivers, Toole, Wells and 

Whitmire 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO CONTROLLED SUB- 

STANCES AND FORFEITURE PROCEDURES FOR PROPERTY SEIZED 

ACCORDINGLY, SO AS TO ALLOW PETITION TO THE MAGISTRATES 

COURT IF THE VALUE OF THE PROPERTY SEIZED IS LESS THAN 

SEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, TO REQUIRE NOTICE 

TO OWNERS OF RECORD, LIENHOLDERS OF RECORD, AND OTHER 

INTERESTED PARTIES BY CERTIFIED MAIL, AND TO PROVIDE THAT A 

PETITION FOR FORFEITURE IS NOT SUBJECT TO A FILING FEE. 



H 3252 General Bill, By J.E. Smith



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO CLASSIFICATIONS OF 

PROPERTY AND ASSESSMENT RATIOS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT 

SOLAR ENERGY REAL PROPERTY IS CONSIDERED AGRICULTURAL 

PROPERTY. 



H 3253 General Bill, By J.E. Smith and Bernstein 


BY ADDING SECTION 12-6-3685 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR A CREDIT 

AGAINST THE STATE INCOME TAX UP TO TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS 

FOR CLOSING COSTS INCURRED IN CONNECTION WITH A PURCHASE 

MONEY RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL MORTGAGE OR THE REFI- 

NANCING OF A RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL MORTGAGE, AND TO 

DEFINE CLOSING COSTS . 






LINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE ANNUAL GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS 

ACT, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT, BEGINNING WITH ITS 2014 SESSION, 

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL ENACT A BIENNIAL STATE GEN- 

ERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT. 





A BILL PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION 3, ARTICLE XI OF 

THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, RELATING TO FREE 

PUBLIC SCHOOLS, SO AS TO REQUIRE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO 

PROVIDE FOR A HIGH-QUALITY EDUCATION FOR ALL CHILDREN OF 

THE STATE. 



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H 3256 General Bill, By J.E. Smith, Ballentine and Harrell 

Similar (S 0301, H 3004, H 3027) 



PROPERTY FOR PURPOSES OF PROPERTY TAX AND THE ASSESSMENT 

RATIOS APPLICABLE FOR EACH CLASS OF PROPERTY, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY OWNED BY AN ACTIVE DUTY 

MEMBER OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES ELIGIBLE 

FOR AND RECEIVING THE SPECIAL FOUR PERCENT ASSESSMENT 

RATIO ALLOWED OWNER-OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY 
















LINA, 1976, RELATING TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY ADJOURNMENT, SO 

169 

AS TO PROVIDE FOR SINE DIE ADJOURNMENT ON THE FIRST THURS- 

DAY OF MAY RATHER THAN THE FIRST THURSDAY IN JUNE AND 

DELETE THE AUTHORITY TO EXTEND THE SESSION. 



H 3258 General Bill, By J.E. Smith, Cobb-Hunter and Pitts 


BY ADDING SECTION 8-11-780 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A LEAVE 

DONOR UNDER THE STATE EMPLOYEES LEAVE TRANSFER PROGRAM 

ALSO MAY DONATE SICK LEAVE OR ANNUAL LEAVE, OR BOTH, TO A 

SPECIFIC LEAVE RECIPIENT RATHER THAN TO THE LEAVE POOL 

ACCOUNT IN THE MANNER THE HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 

DIVISION SHALL DIRECT. 





Pitts 






H 3259 Joint Resolution, By J.E. Smith 



RELATING TO SESSIONS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR ANNUAL SESSIONS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY COM- 

MENCING ON THE SECOND TUESDAY IN FEBRUARY RATHER THAN 

THE SECOND TUESDAY IN JANUARY OF EACH YEAR. 





BY ADDING SECTION 11-11-87 SO AS TO REQUIRE THE GOVERNOR S 

ANNUAL STATE BUDGET RECOMMENDATION AND THE REPORTS OF 

THE HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE AND THE SENATE 

FINANCE COMMITTEE ON THE ANNUAL GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS 

ACT TO BE IN A PROGRAMMATIC FORMAT BY PROVIDING A NARRA- 

TIVE DESCRIPTION OF EACH SEPARATE PROGRAM ADMINISTERED 

BY A STATE AGENCY AND TO PROVIDE THE ELEMENTS THAT MUST 

BE INCLUDED IN THE NARRATIVE; AND TO REQUIRE THE BUDGET 

RECOMMENDATION FOR AN AGENCY TO INCLUDE AN OVERALL 

BUDGET RECOMMENDATION BY BUDGET CATEGORY AND A SIMI- 

LAR RECOMMENDATION FOR EACH SEPARATE PROGRAM ADMINIS- 

TERED BY THE AGENCY AND THE SPECIFIC SOURCE OF FUNDS 

APPROPRIATED FOR THE AGENCY. 





CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THREATENING THE LIFE, PERSON, OR 

FAMILY OF A PUBLIC OFFICIAL, TEACHER, OR PRINCIPAL, SO AS TO 

INCLUDE DIRECT OR INDIRECT THREATS. 





OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS FOR PUR- 

POSES OF CAMPAIGN PRACTICES, SO AS TO AMEND THE DEFINITION 

OF INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURE , TO PROVIDE THAT EXPENDI- 

TURES BY A PARTY COMMITTEE WHICH HAVE THE EFFECT OF


ADVOCATING THE DEFEAT OF A CLEARLY IDENTIFIED CANDIDATE 

ARE DEEMED TO BE A CONTRIBUTION TO THE OPPONENT, TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR WHEN THERE IS MORE THAN ONE OPPONENT TO A CANDI- 

DATE, TO PROVIDE THAT EXPENDITURES AND CONTRIBUTIONS ARE 

SUBJECT TO CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 13, TITLE 8, AND TO 

REQUIRE THAT AFFECTED ENTITIES ARE SUBJECT TO THE REPORT- 

ING AND RECORDKEEPING REQUIREMENTS PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 

13, CHAPTER 13, TITLE 8, FROM JULY 1, 2013, WHEN THE FIRST 

REPORT IS DUE AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ACT. 





BY ADDING CHAPTER 79 TO TITLE 2, TO ENACT THE SOUTH CARO- 

LINA MILITARY PREPAREDNESS AND ENHANCEMENT ACT SO AS TO 

ESTABLISH AND PROVIDE FOR THE MEMBERSHIP, POWERS, AND 

DUTIES OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY PREPAREDNESS AND 

ENHANCEMENT COMMISSION, TO PROVIDE THAT THIS COMMISSION 

SHALL ACT TO ENHANCE THE VALUE OF MILITARY FACILITIES 

LOCATED IN THIS STATE AND ASSIST DEFENSE COMMUNITIES WITH 

THIS VALUE ENHANCEMENT, TO ESTABLISH THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

MILITARY VALUE REVOLVING LOAN ACCOUNT TO PROVIDE LOANS 

TO ASSIST DEFENSE COMMUNITIES TO ENHANCE THE VALUE OF 

MILITARY FACILITIES, AND TO PROVIDE FOR OTHER METHODS AND 

INCENTIVES TO ACCOMPLISH THESE PURPOSES. 













TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE OR COUNTY AUDITORS, AND TO 

PHASE IN THESE EXEMPTIONS OVER FOUR YEARS. 



H 3266 General Bill, By Stringer, Harrell, Bannister, Allison, Atwater, 

Ballentine, Bedingfield, Bowen, Chumley, Crosby, Daning, Erickson, 

Forrester, Gagnon, Goldfinch, Hamilton, Henderson, Hiott, Hixon, Horne, 

Kennedy, Loftis, Long, Lowe, Lucas, McCoy, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Murphy, 

Newton, Owens, Patrick, Pope, Putnam, Sandifer, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, 

J.R. Smith, Sottile, Spires, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, Wells, Whitmire and 

Wood 


BY ADDING SECTION 12-6-511 SO AS TO ELIMINATE THE FOUR, FIVE, 

AND SIX PERCENT INCOME BRACKETS AND INSTEAD TAX THOSE 

INCOMES AT THREE AND 75/100THS PERCENT. 




H 3267 Joint Resolution, By Merrill, Murphy and Crosby 




TIONS TO THIS PROHIBITION, BY ADDING A NEW PARAGRAPH SO AS 

TO PROVIDE THAT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL ENACT A GEN- 

ERAL LAW AUTHORIZING A CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION TO CON- 

DUCT A RAFFLE, AND WHICH DEFINES THE TYPE OF ORGANIZATION 

ALLOWED TO CONDUCT A RAFFLE, PROVIDES THE STANDARDS FOR 

THE CONDUCT AND MANAGEMENT OF THE RAFFLE, PROVIDES PEN- 

ALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS, AND ENSURES THE PROPER FUNCTIONING, 

HONESTY, INTEGRITY, AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES FOR WHICH THE 

RAFFLE IS CONDUCTED, AND TO PROVIDE THAT A RAFFLE CON- 

DUCTED IN CONFORMITY WITH LAWS ENACTED PURSUANT TO THIS 

PARAGRAPH IS NOT CONSIDERED A LOTTERY PROHIBITED BY THE 

CONSTITUTION. 




Ballentine, Bedingfield, Bowen, Crosby, Daning, Erickson, Forrester, 

Gagnon, Goldfinch, Hamilton, Henderson, Hiott, Hixon, Kennedy, Loftis, 

Long, Lowe, Lucas, McCoy, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Murphy, Newton, Owens, 

Patrick, Pope, Putnam, Ryhal, Sandifer, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, J.R. Smith, 

Sottile, Spires, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, Wells, Whitmire and Wood 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE CORPORATE INCOME TAX, SO AS TO 

ELIMINATE THE CORPORATE INCOME TAX OVER A FOUR YEAR 

PERIOD. 




Ballentine, Bedingfield, Bowen, Crosby, Daning, Finlay, Forrester, Gagnon, 

Goldfinch, Hamilton, Henderson, Hiott, Hixon, Horne, Kennedy, Loftis, 

Lowe, Lucas, McCoy, M.S. McLeod, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Murphy, Newton, 

Owens, Patrick, Pope, Putnam, Ryhal, Sandifer, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, 

Sottile, Spires, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, Wells, White, Whitmire and Wood 



TIONS, SO AS TO EXEMPT FROM PROPERTY TAX FORTY-TWO AND 

SEVENTY-FIVE ONE HUNDREDTHS PERCENT OF THE FAIR MARKET 

VALUE OF MANUFACTURING PROPERTY, TO EXEMPT FROM PROP- 

ERTY TAX FORTY-TWO AND SEVENTY-FIVE ONE HUNDREDTHS PER- 

CENT OF THE FAIR MARKET VALUE OF BUSINESS PERSONAL 

PROPERTY REQUIRED TO BE REPORTED AND RETURNED ANNUALLY 

170 

H 3268 General Bill, By G.R. Smith, Bedingfield, Willis, Allison, Putnam, 

Chumley, Dillard, Hamilton, Henderson, Knight, Loftis, Nanney and 

Robinson-Simpson 




BODY OF A SPECIAL PURPOSE DISTRICT CREATED BY ACT OF THE 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY, WHICH PROVIDES RECREATIONAL SERVICES 

AND HAS AS ITS BOUNDARY THE SAME AS THE COUNTY IN WHICH 

IT IS LOCATED, TO VOLUNTARILY DISSOLVE ITSELF AND TRANSFER 

ITS ASSETS AND LIABILITIES TO A COUNTY IF ACCEPTED BY RESO- 

LUTION OF ITS GOVERNING BODY; TO REQUIRE A PUBLIC HEARING 

TO BE CONDUCTED BEFORE TAKING A SUPERMAJORITY VOTE OF 

ITS GOVERNING BODY AND THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE 

COUNTY; TO REQUIRE THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE COUNTY TO 

COMPLY WITH THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 6-11-2140; TO PROVIDE 

FOR CALCULATING THE MILLAGE LIMITATION FOR A COUNTY 

WHEN A SPECIAL PURPOSE DISTRICT TRANSFERS ITS ASSETS AND 

LIABILITIES TO A COUNTY; AND TO PROVIDE THAT THIS SECTION 

DOES NOT APPLY TO A SPECIAL PURPOSE DISTRICT THAT PROVIDES 

BOTH RECREATIONAL AND AGING SERVICES. 




HJ-44 

03/20/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Stringer 


04/09/13 House Debate adjourned until Tues., 4-16-13 HJ-28









H 3269 Resolution, By Lucas, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 




















HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM, COACH, AND 




TITLE. 






















HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM, COACHES, AND 




TITLE. 







171 













A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR COACH KEITH 

SANDERS OF HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL FOR HIS OUTSTANDING 

CAREER AS BOTH COACH AND EDUCATOR, AND TO THANK HIM FOR 

HIS MANY YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE TO THE YOUTH OF SOUTH 

CAROLINA. 




















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND CONGRATULATE THE 

HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM ON ITS IMPRESSIVE 

WIN OF THE 2012 CLASS AAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 



















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE JUNIOR KRISTEN SANS- 

BURY OF HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ON EARNING ALL-AMERICAN 

STATUS AND PLACING AS FIRST RUNNER-UP IN THE 2012 NEW BAL- 

ANCE OUTDOOR NATIONALS TRACK AND FIELD MEET FOR THE 

SHOT PUT, TO SALUTE HER ON CAPTURING THE 2012 CLASS AAA 

GIRLS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP SHOT PUT TITLE, AND TO WISH HER 

WELL AS SHE CONTINUES AN OUTSTANDING HIGH SCHOOL ATH- 

LETIC CAREER.





















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE HARTS- 

VILLE HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM, COACH, AND 


GRATULATE THEM ON WINNING THE 2012 CLASS AAA STATE CHAM- 



H 3275 Resolution, By J.E. Smith, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 













Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, Simrill, Skelton, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, J.R. Smith, 

Sottile, Southard, Spires, Stavrinakis, Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, Toole, 

Vick, Weeks, Wells, Whipper, White, Whitmire, Williams, Willis and Wood 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND KENNETH 

CECIL K. C. BRADDOCK, JR., FOR HIS OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISH- 

MENTS IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, AND TO CONGRATULATE 

HIM UPON EARNING THE COVETED RANK OF EAGLE SCOUT, SCOUT- 

ING S HIGHEST HONOR. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR AND RECOGNIZE THE ATHLETIC 

ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF SYDNEY MOSELEY FROM HILLCREST HIGH 

SCHOOL IN SIMPSONVILLE, AND TO CONGRATULATE HER UPON 

BEING NAMED THE 2012-2013 GATORADE SOUTH CAROLINA VOL- 

LEYBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR AND THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

COACHES ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN S SPORTS CLASS AAAA VOL- 

LEYBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR WILLIAM BILL 

EVANS, HILLCREST HIGH SCHOOL SPEECH AND DEBATE TEAM 

COACH, AND TO CONGRATULATE HIM UPON BEING NAMED THE 2012 

NATIONAL TEACHER OF THE YEAR IN SPEECH AND DEBATE. 


172 

H 3278 Resolution, By Taylor and Wells 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR COLEEN REED 

FOR OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTIONS TO HER COMMUNITY, AND TO 

CONGRATULATE HER FOR BEING NAMED THE 2012 PERSON OF THE 

YEAR BY THE AIKEN STANDARD. 


H 3279 Resolution, By Jefferson, Southard, Daning, Rivers, Merrill and 

Crosby 




CROSS HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM OF BERKELEY 

COUNTY WITH THE TEAM COACHES AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS, AT A 

DATE AND TIME TO BE DETERMINED BY THE SPEAKER, FOR THE 

PURPOSE OF BEING RECOGNIZED AND COMMENDED FOR CAPTUR- 

ING THE 2012 SOUTH CAROLINA CLASS A DIVISION II STATE CHAMPI- 

ONSHIP TITLE. 


H 3280 Resolution, By Jefferson, Southard, Daning, Crosby, Rivers and 

Merrill 


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE CROSS 

HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM, COACHES, AND SCHOOL 

OFFICIALS FOR AN OUTSTANDING SEASON, AND TO CONGRATULATE 

THEM FOR WINNING THE CLASS A DIVISION II STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 

TITLE. 



A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO SALUTE THE COASTAL CAROLINA 

UNIVERSITY SOCCER TEAM, COACHES, AND STAFF ON AN OUT- 

STANDING 2012 SEASON AND TO CONGRATULATE COACH SHAUN 

DOCKING ON BEING NAMED 2012 BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE COACH 

OF THE YEAR. 




A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE ROMEL ASHE 

EAGLES UPON THE OCCASION OF HER ONE HUNDREDTH BIRTHDAY, 

AND TO WISH HER A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AND MANY 

YEARS OF CONTINUED HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. 




A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE JOE MOGLIA, 

COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY (CCU) HEAD FOOTBALL COACH, 

ON BEING NAMED 2012 BIG SOUTH FOOTBALL COACH OF THE YEAR. 



H 3284 General Bill, By Barfield 


BY ADDING SECTION 6-1-180 SO AS TO PROHIBIT AN AGENCY, INSTI- 

TUTION, OR QUASI-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION THAT IS GOV- 

ERNED BY A BOARD, THAT IS APPOINTED BY THE LOCAL 

GOVERNING BOARD OF A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THIS STATE 

FROM EXPENDING FUNDS LOBBYING UNLESS THE EXPENDITURE IS 

APPROVED BY THE LOCAL GOVERNING BOARD. 



H 3285 Resolution, By Merrill, Stavrinakis, Harrell, Alexander, Allison, 

Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, Bales, Ballentine, Bannister, Barfield,


Bedingfield, Bernstein, Bingham, Bowen, Bowers, Branham, Brannon, G.A. 

Brown, R.L. Brown, Chumley, Clemmons, Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, 

H.A. Crawford, K.R. Crawford, Crosby, Daning, Delleney, Dillard, Douglas, 

Edge, Erickson, Felder, Finlay, Forrester, Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, 

George, Gilliard, Goldfinch, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, Hardwick, Hart, 

Hayes, Henderson, Herbkersman, Hiott, Hixon, Hodges, Horne, Hosey, 

Howard, Huggins, Jefferson, Kennedy, King, Knight, Limehouse, Loftis, 

Long, Lowe, Lucas, Mack, McCoy, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, W.J. 

McLeod, Mitchell, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Munnerlyn, Murphy, Nanney, 

Neal, Newton, Norman, Ott, Owens, Parks, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, Powers 

Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, Ridgeway, Riley, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, 

Rutherford, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, Simrill, Skelton, G.M. Smith, 

G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R. Smith, Sottile, Southard, Spires, Stringer, 

Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, Toole, Vick, Weeks, Wells, Whipper, White, 

Whitmire, Williams, Willis and Wood 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE THE JOHN RUTLEDGE HOUSE 

IN CHARLESTON ON THE OCCASION OF ITS TWO HUNDRED FIFTIETH 

ANNIVERSARY, TO HONOR ITS ILLUSTRIOUS PAST, AND TO CON- 

GRATULATE RICHARD WIDMAN, PROPRIETOR, ON THE TRANSFOR- 

MATION OF THIS BELOVED LANDMARK INTO A CHARMING AND 

SUCCESSFUL INN. 


H 3286 Resolution, By G.R. Smith, Willis and Bedingfield 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR ASSISTANT 

PRINCIPAL JADA KIDD OF HILLCREST HIGH SCHOOL IN GREENVILLE 

COUNTY, AND TO CONGRATULATE HER FOR BEING SELECTED AS 

THE SOUTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL OF THE 

YEAR. 




CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO TYPES OF GAMES AND COIN-OPER- 

ATED MACHINES PROHIBITED BY LAW, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

PROHIBITION DOES NOT EXTEND TO AN OTHERWISE PROHIBITED 

MACHINE OR GAME THAT SOLELY ALLOWS FOR THE CONDUCT OF A 

PROMOTIONAL SWEEPSTAKES PROMOTING A SPECIFIC PRODUCT 

THROUGH THE AWARDING OF A PRIZE THROUGH THE USE OF A 

GAME DISPLAY ON THE MACHINE WHICH INCLUDES A SWEEP- 

STAKES ENTRY PROCESS OR THE REVEAL OF A SWEEPSTAKES 

PRIZE; TO PROVIDE THAT THIS EXCEPTION TO THE PROHIBITION 

APPLIES ONLY IF NO CONSIDERATION IS REQUIRED FROM THE 

GAME PLAYER BY WAY OF PURCHASING THE PRODUCT PROMOTED 

BY THE SWEEPSTAKES OR OTHERWISE, TO PROVIDE THAT SUCH 

MACHINES MAY BE LICENSED IN LOCATIONS IN AREAS ZONED 

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL OR AN EQUIVALENT CATEGORY AND TO IMPOSE 

A FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR ADDITIONAL BIENNIAL LICENSE TAX ON 

THESE MACHINES THE PROCEEDS OF WHICH MUST BE USED TO PRO- 

VIDE HOMELESS SHELTERS AND PROGRAMS FOR THE HOMELESS. 



H 3288 General Bill, By Murphy, Stavrinakis, Crosby, Horne and Newton 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO POWERS OF A COUNTY GOV- 

ERNMENT, SO AS TO AUTHORIZE THE GOVERNING BODY OF A 

COUNTY TO ADOPT BY ORDINANCE THE REQUIREMENT THAT A 

PROPERTY OWNER SHALL KEEP A LOT OR OTHER PROPERTY CLEAN 

AND FREE OF RUBBISH AND TO PROVIDE A PROCEDURE FOR 

ENFORCEMENT OF THE ORDINANCE. 




H 3289 Joint Resolution, By Spires 


173 



RELATING TO THE PROHIBITION ON PUBLIC OFFICERS GAMBLING 

OR BETTING ON GAMES OF CHANCE, SO AS TO PROVIDE AN EXCEP- 

TION THAT ALLOWS PARTICIPATION IN LOTTERIES CONDUCTED BY 

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 



H 3290 General Bill, By Bingham, Bannister, Harrell, Simrill, Merrill, 

Rutherford, Norman, K.R. Crawford, Sottile, Herbkersman, Barfield, 

Clemmons, V.S. Moss, Hixon, D.C. Moss, Gambrell, Horne, Erickson, G.R. 

Smith, Sandifer, Forrester, Cole, Allison, Crosby, Murphy, Spires, Patrick, 

Hardwick, Putnam, H.A. Crawford, Southard, Henderson, Chumley, 

Bedingfield, Atwater, Goldfinch, Bowen, Funderburk, Gagnon, Long, 

Owens, Tallon, Thayer, Vick, Whitmire, Branham, Rivers, Bales and 

Anderson 



SO AS TO ENACT THE BUSINESS FREEDOM TO CHOOSE ACT , BY 

AMENDING SECTION 44-96-80, RELATING TO COUNTY SOLID WASTE 

PROGRAMS, INCLUDING A COUNTY S AUTHORITY TO ENACT ORDI- 

NANCES CONSISTENT WITH THE STATE PLAN, LAW, AND REGULA- 

TIONS, SO AS TO MAKE TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS, TO DELETE 

OBSOLETE LANGUAGE, AND TO PROVIDE THAT AN ORDINANCE 

THAT RESTRICTS SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL AT A PERMITTED FACIL- 

ITY OR IMPEDES THE DEVELOPMENT OR IMPLEMENTATION OF A 

RECYCLING PROGRAM IS INCONSISTENT WITH THE PROVISIONS OF 

CHAPTER 96 OF TITLE 44; AND TO AMEND SECTION 44-55-1210, 

RELATING TO A COUNTY S AUTHORITY TO REQUIRE THE COLLEC- 

TION AND DISPOSAL OF SOLID WASTE, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A 

COUNTY ORDINANCE IS VOID TO THE EXTENT THAT THE ORDI- 

NANCE RESTRICTS OR PROHIBITS SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL AT A PER- 

MITTED FACILITY OR IMPEDES THE DEVELOPMENT OR 

IMPLEMENTATION OF A RECYCLING PROGRAM. 




01/17/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Branham 




01/24/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Rivers, Bales, 

Anderson 

01/29/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). JE Smith, Hayes, Neal, Merrill, 

Sabb, Clyburn, Hosey, Brannon, Hiott, Hardwick, 

Toole, Dillard, Bingham, Taylor, Hardee, Hixon, Wells, 

Goldfinch, Gilliard,Skelton, JR Smith, RL Brown, King, 

McEachern, Sandifer, Jefferson, Powers Norrell HJ-18 









unfavorable Medical Affairs SJ-10 


H 3291 Resolution, By D.C. Moss and V.S. Moss 


GAFFNEY HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM ON ITS FINE SEASON AND 

IMPRESSIVE WIN OF THE 2012 CLASS AAAA DIVISION I STATE CHAM- 


01/10/13 House Introduced and adopted HJ-807


H 3292 Resolution, By D.C. Moss and V.S. Moss 



GAFFNEY HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM, COACHES, AND SCHOOL 


SPEAKER, FOR THE PURPOSE OF RECOGNIZING AND COMMENDING 

THEM FOR WINNING THE 2012 CLASS AAAA DIVISION I STATE CHAM- 



H 3293 Concurrent Resolution, By Norman, Felder and Long 



OF TRANSPORTATION NAME THE BRIDGE IN YORK COUNTY THAT 

CROSSES INTERSTATE HIGHWAY 77 ALONG SUTTON ROAD THE 

PATRIOT LEONARD A. FARRINGTON 9/11 MEMORIAL BRIDGE AND 

ERECT APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS AT THIS BRIDGE THAT 

CONTAIN THE WORDS PATRIOT LEONARD A. FARRINGTON 9/11 

MEMORIAL BRIDGE . 



HJ-810 

01/15/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Felder 









H 3294 Joint Resolution, By Hart 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE FOR A SIX-MONTH MORATORIUM 

ON THE FORECLOSURE OF, AND ON THE ACCRUAL OF INTEREST ON, 

CERTAIN MORTGAGES SECURED BY RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE 

LOCATED IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 



H 3295 General Bill, By Hart 


BY ADDING SECTION 58-27-25 SO AS TO PROVIDE AN ELECTRICAL 

UTILITY OPERATING IN THIS STATE SHALL BURY ALL OF ITS NEW 

ELECTRICAL POWER TRANSMISSION LINES INSTALLED WITHIN THE 

BOUNDARIES OF A MUNICIPALITY IN THIS STATE AFTER JANUARY 2, 

2014, AND SHALL BURY ALL OF ITS EXISTING ELECTRICAL POWER 

TRANSMISSION LINES LOCATED WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF A 

MUNICIPALITY IN THIS STATE ACCORDING TO A GRADUATED 

SCHEDULE BEFORE JANUARY 1, 2021; AND TO AMEND SECTION 58- 

27-20, RELATING TO AREAS TO WHICH THE CHAPTER IS INAPPLICA- 

BLE, SO AS TO MAKE THE CHAPTER APPLICABLE TO SECTION 58-27- 

25. 



HJ-812 



BY ADDING SECTION 12-6-3765 SO AS TO ALLOW A STATE TAX 

CREDIT FOR EMPLOYERS HIRING AN UNEMPLOYED INDIVIDUAL 

RECEIVING UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION BENEFITS, TO PRO- 

VIDE THE AMOUNT OF THE CREDIT, THOSE TAXES AGAINST WHICH 

THE CREDIT IS ALLOWED, AND THE ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS 

FOR CREDITABLE EMPLOYEES, TO PROVIDE FOR THE ADMINISTRA- 

TION OF THE CREDIT, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE CREDIT IS 

ALLOWED FOR ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUALS HIRED AFTER JUNE 30, 2013, 

174 

AND BEFORE JULY 1, 2014, AND EXTENDS FOR FIFTY MONTHS FOR 

EACH CREDITABLE EMPLOYEE. 





OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PROHIBITED ACTS REGARDING THE SALE 

OF BEER AND WINE, SO AS TO PROHIBIT THE PLACEMENT OF PORTA- 

BLE CONTAINERS OR COOLERS CONTAINING BEER OR WINE NEAR 

DOORS USED FOR INGRESS OR EGRESS FROM A LICENSED ESTAB- 

LISHMENT. 



H 3298 General Bill, By Lucas, Delleney, Ballentine, Brannon, Clemmons, 

Hixon, Huggins, Long, McCoy, Murphy, Nanney, Pitts, Sottile, Thayer, 

Harrell, Bales, Loftis and Kennedy 


BY ADDING SECTION 7-13-46 SO AS TO IMPOSE REQUIREMENTS 

REGARDING THE ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF STATEMENTS OF CANDI- 

DACY AND PUBLICATION OF FILING PERIODS; BY ADDING SECTION 

8-13-1115 SO AS TO REQUIRE STATEMENTS OF ECONOMIC INTERESTS 

TO BE FILED ONLINE NO LATER THAN APRIL FIFTEENTH FOR ALL 

CANDIDATES; TO AMEND SECTION 7-11-10, AS AMENDED, RELATING 

TO METHODS OF NOMINATING CANDIDATES, SO AS TO DELETE REF- 

ERENCES TO POLITICAL PARTY CONVENTION; TO AMEND SECTION 

7-11-15, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO QUALIFICATIONS TO RUN AS A 

CANDIDATE IN A GENERAL ELECTION, SO AS TO REVISE THE PROCE- 

DURES FOR FILING STATEMENTS OF INTENTION OF CANDIDACY TO 

BE FILED WITH THE COUNTY BOARDS OF REGISTRATION AND ELEC- 

TIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 7-11-210, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

THE NOTICE OF CANDIDACY AND PLEDGE, SO AS TO REVISE THE 

PROCEDURES FOR NOTICE SUBMISSIONS, CANDIDATE SIGNATURES, 

AND OFFICER ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; TO AMEND SECTION 7-13-40, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO THE TIME OF PARTY PRIMARY, CERTIFICA- 

TION OF NAMES, VERIFICATION OF CANDIDATES QUALIFICATIONS, 

AND THE FILING FEE, SO AS TO REVISE THE PROCEDURES FOR CER- 

TIFYING AND COMPILING THE NAMES OF CANDIDATES TO BE 

PLACED ON PRIMARY BALLOTS; TO AMEND SECTION 7-27-110, 

RELATING TO THE APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS OF BOARDS AND 

COMMISSIONS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT ALL COUNTIES MUST HAVE 

A SINGLE BOARD OF REGISTRATION AND ELECTIONS; TO AMEND 

SECTION 7-27-260, RELATING TO THE CHEROKEE COUNTY ELECTION 

COMMISSION AND THE CHEROKEE COUNTY BOARD OF REGISTRA- 

TION, SO AS TO COMBINE THE BODIES INTO A SINGLE ENTITY; TO 

AMEND SECTION 7-27-290, RELATING TO THE DILLON COUNTY ELEC- 

TION COMMISSION AND THE DILLON COUNTY BOARD OF REGISTRA- 


AMEND SECTION 7-27-320, RELATING TO THE GREENVILLE COUNTY 

ELECTION COMMISSION AND THE GREENVILLE COUNTY BOARD OF 

REGISTRATION, SO AS TO COMBINE THE BODIES INTO A SINGLE 

ENTITY; TO AMEND SECTION 7-27-325, RELATING TO THE GREEN- 

WOOD COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSION AND THE GREENWOOD 


INTO A SINGLE ENTITY; TO AMEND SECTION 7-27-335, RELATING TO 

THE HORRY COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSION AND THE HORRY 


INTO A SINGLE ENTITY; TO AMEND SECTION 7-27-415, RELATING TO 

THE SPARTANBURG COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSION AND THE 

SPARTANBURG COUNTY BOARD OF REGISTRATION, SO AS TO COM- 

BINE THE BODIES INTO A SINGLE ENTITY; TO AMEND SECTION 7-27- 

430, RELATING TO THE WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY ELECTION COM- 

MISSION AND THE WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY BOARD OF REGISTRA- 


AMEND SECTION 8-13-365, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO ELECTRONIC 

FILING OF CAMPAIGN DISCLOSURES AND REPORTS, SO AS TO PRO-


VIDE THAT A DISCLOSURE FORM FILED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION 

IS DEEMED TO SATISFY ANY OTHER FILING REQUIREMENT MAN- 

DATED BY LAW; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-1110, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO PERSONS REQUIRED TO FILE STATEMENTS OF ECO- 

NOMIC INTERESTS, SO AS TO REQUIRE THE STATE ETHICS COMMIS- 

SION TO FURNISH A WEBSITE ON WHICH ALL STATEMENTS OF 

ECONOMIC INTERESTS ARE TO BE FILED ONLINE AND TO DESIG- 

NATE AN ANNUAL DEADLINE BY WHICH STATEMENTS OF ECO- 

NOMIC INTERESTS ARE TO BE FILED ONLINE; TO REPEAL SECTION 7- 

11-30, RELATING TO CONVENTION NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES; 

AND TO REPEAL SECTION 7-11-220, RELATING TO NOTICE OR PLEDGE 

BY CANDIDATES FOR STATE SENATOR. 




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02/05/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Lucas, Delleney, Quinn, 

Spires, Kennedy, Bingham, GR Smith, Stringer, VS Moss, 

Bedingfield, Nanney, Clemmons, JR Smith, Ryhal, Brannon, 

Hiott, Hosey, RL Brown, Skelton, Weeks, McEachern, 

Howard, Sellers, Sabb, Daning, Bernstine, JE Smith 

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02/21/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Bales, Loftis, 

Kennedy 










H 3299 General Bill, By Stavrinakis and McCoy 


BY ADDING SECTION 11-11-270 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT ALL OTHER 

FUNDS COLLECTED BY AN AGENCY MUST BE DEPOSITED IN THE 

GENERAL FUND AND MUST BE CONSIDERED GENERAL FUNDS, TO 

PROVIDE FOR DEFINITIONS, AND TO SPECIFY THE APPLICABILITY 

OF THIS SECTION. 





BY ADDING SECTION 6-1-780 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A PENALTY, 

FINE, OR OTHER ADDITIONAL COST MAY NOT BE IMPOSED WITH 

RESPECT TO LOCAL HOSPITALITY TAX PAYMENTS RECEIVED 

WITHIN SEVEN DAYS OF THE DUE DATE THAT IN THE AGGREGATE 

EXCEEDS FIVE PERCENT OF THE DELINQUENT TAX. 






STATE SALES TAX, SO AS TO INCLUDE THE GROSS PROCEEDS OF 

SALES OR THE SALES PRICE OF ANY DEVICE, EQUIPMENT, OR 

MACHINERY ACTUALLY USED IN THE PRODUCTION OF ELECTRIC OR 

HYBRID MOTOR VEHICLES. 



H 3303 General Bill, By Stavrinakis and McCoy 


BY ADDING SECTION 11-11-85 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR A ZERO BASE 

BUDGET PROCESS BEGINNING WITH FISCAL YEAR 2013-2014. 





OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DISQUALIFICATION OF MEMBERS OF THE 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY FROM ELECTION TO AN ADMINISTRATIVE LAW 

JUDGE POSITION, SO AS TO CHANGE FOUR YEARS TO ONE YEAR. 




Similar (S 0017, S 0024) 



TAX CREDIT FOR COSTS AND EXPENSES INCURRED BY A TAXPAYER 

RELATED TO PURCHASING AND MAINTAINING IDENTITY FRAUD 

AND THEFT PROTECTION SERVICES. 



H 3306 General Bill, By Stavrinakis and Gilliard 


BY ADDING SECTION 57-1-75 SO AS TO ESTABLISH A HIGH SPEED 

RAIL SYSTEM COMMISSION TO EXAMINE AND DEVELOP A PLAN FOR 

ACTION FOR A HIGH SPEED RAIL SYSTEM IN THIS STATE, TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE DUTIES OF THE COMMISSION, AND TO REQUIRE THE 

COMMISSION TO REPORT ITS FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 

TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY BY JANUARY 1, 2014. 



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H 3307 Resolution, By Hart 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO AMEND RULE 10 OF THE RULES OF THE 

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES BY ADDING RULE 10.12 SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT FOR EVERY LEGISLATIVE DAY THE HOUSE OF REPRESEN- 

TATIVES DOES NOT ADDRESS CERTAIN ISSUES, THE MEMBERS OF 

THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SHALL FORFEIT ONE DAY OF SUB- 

SISTENCE ALLOWANCE. 






STATE SALES TAX, SO AS TO INCLUDE THE GROSS PROCEEDS OF 

SALES OR THE SALES PRICE OF MACHINERY, MACHINE TOOLS, AND 

PARTS OF THEM, USED IN THE PRODUCTION OF ELECTRICITY FROM 

A RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCE. 



175 


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO AMEND RULES 8.5, 8.6, AND 8.11, RULES OF 

THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, RELATING TO THE CONSIDER- 

ATION OF MOTIONS, WHEN THE PREVIOUS QUESTION MAY BE 

INVOKED AND VOTE REQUIREMENTS OF CERTAIN MOTIONS, SO AS 

TO INCREASE FROM A MAJORITY TO THREE-FOURTHS THE VOTE 

REQUIREMENT TO INVOKE THE PREVIOUS QUESTION. 


01/15/13 House Referred to Committee on Rules HJ-5




HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, RELATING TO THE ALLOTMENT OF 

SEATS IN THE CHAMBER, SO AS TO REVISE THE PROCESS BY WHICH 

THE ALLOTMENT OF SEATS IN THE CHAMBER IS CONDUCTED. 



H 3310 Resolution, By V.S. Moss, D.C. Moss, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 










Mitchell, Munnerlyn, Murphy, Nanney, Neal, Newton, Norman, Ott, Owens, 






A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE DR. BOBBY G. MOSS OF 

BLACKSBURG ON BEING NAMED CHEROKEE COUNTY HISTORIAN 

AND TO WISH HIM MUCH SUCCESS IN ALL HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 



A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DR. 

CHARLES JOYNER, COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY BURROUGHS 

DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR EMERITUS OF SOUTHERN HISTORY 

AND CULTURE, ON RECEIVING COASTAL CAROLINA S UNIVERSITY 

MEDALLION AWARD. 




A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JOHN 

VROOMAN, FORMER COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY HEAD BASE- 

BALL COACH, ON RECEIVING COASTAL CAROLINA S UNIVERSITY 

MEDALLION AWARD. 




A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR SCOTT 

BROWN, GENERAL MANAGER OF THE MYRTLE BEACH PELICAN 

BASEBALL TEAM, AND TO CONGRATULATE HIM FOR HIS SELECTION 

AS THE 2012 CALVIN FALLWELL EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR BY THE 

CAROLINA LEAGUE. 




A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR MASTER 

GUNNERY SERGEANT JULIUS SPAIN, SR., OF THE UNITED STATES 

MARINES ON EARNING AN HONORABLE MENTION FOR THE 2012 

MILITARY TIMES MARINE OF THE YEAR AWARD. 





SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH OF AYNOR ON THE OCCASION OF ITS HIS- 

176 

TORIC TWO HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY, AND TO COMMEND THE 

CHURCH FOR TWO CENTURIES OF SERVICE TO GOD AND THE COM- 

MUNITY. 





CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO FORFEITURE OF BOND AND RECOG- 

NIZANCE PROCEEDINGS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE STATE IS 

ENTITLED TO ESTREAT THE BOND OR RECOGNIZANCE ONE HUN- 

DRED EIGHTY DAYS AFTER THE PERSON S FAILURE TO APPEAR IN 

COURT AS REQUIRED BY LAW. 






FUL FOR A PERSON TO OPERATE A MOTOR VEHICLE WHILE USING A 

CELLULAR TELEPHONE, PAGER, PERSONAL DIGITAL ASSISTANT 

DEVICE, OR ANOTHER WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS DEVICE THAT 

IS NOT EQUIPPED WITH A HANDS-FREE MECHANISM, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE A PENALTY FOR A VIOLATION OF THIS PROVISION. 





BY ADDING SECTION 56-15-150 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A MANU- 

FACTURER OF A NEW MOTOR VEHICLE THAT IS SOLD OR LEASED IN 

THIS STATE WHICH IS EQUIPPED WITH AN EVENT DATA RECORDER 

OR A SENSING AND DIAGNOSTIC MODULE SHALL DISCLOSE THIS 

INFORMATION IN THE MOTOR VEHICLE S OWNER S MANUAL AND 

ON ITS WINDOW STICKER, TO PROVIDE THAT A COMPANY THAT 

RENTS A MOTOR VEHICLE THAT IS EQUIPPED WITH THIS DEVICE 

MUST DISCLOSE ITS EXISTENCE IN THE COMPANY S RENTAL AGREE- 

MENT, TO PROVIDE A DEFINITION FOR THE TERM RECORDING 

DEVICE , TO RESTRICT THE USE OF CERTAIN DATA OBTAINED BY A 

RECORDING DEVICE, AND TO PROVIDE THAT IF A VEHICLE IS 

EQUIPPED WITH A RECORDING DEVICE THAT IS CAPABLE OF 

RECORDING OR TRANSMITTING CERTAIN INFORMATION AND THAT 

CAPABILITY IS PART OF A SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE, THE FACT THAT 

THE INFORMATION MAY BE RECORDED OR TRANSMITTED MUST BE 

DISCLOSED IN THE SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE AGREEMENT. 



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H 3319 General Bill, By Loftis, G.R. Smith, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Owens, 

Sandifer, Whitmire and Williams 




GROWTH SMALL BUSINESS JOB CREATION ACT OF 2013 BY PROVID- 

ING FOR STATE NONREFUNDABLE INCOME TAX CREDITS FOR QUAL- 

IFIED INVESTMENTS IN BUSINESSES MEETING CERTAIN CRITERIA 

AND PRIMARILY ENGAGED IN MANUFACTURING, PROCESSING, 

WAREHOUSING, WHOLESALING, SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT, INFOR- 

MATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 

OR OTHER NONPROHIBITED SERVICES, TO ESTABLISH THE CRITERIA 

AND PROCEDURES FOR THE CREDIT, TO MAKE THE CREDIT TRANS- 

FERABLE, AND TO PROVIDE FOR CERTAIN ADJUSTED NET CAPITAL 

GAIN AND LOSS COMPUTATIONS FOR INVESTOR TAXPAYERS WHO 

RECOGNIZE SUCH A GAIN OR LOSS ON THE SALE OF CREDIT ASSETS 

AS DEFINED IN THIS CHAPTER. 






BY ADDING SECTION 44-7-263 SO AS TO REQUIRE A NURSING HOME 

TO CARRY A MINIMUM OF A ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR 

LIABILITY INSURANCE POLICY. 







BY ADDING SECTION 29-1-70 SO AS TO PROVIDE A MANDATORY MIN- 

IMUM GRACE PERIOD OF TWENTY DAYS FOR A MORTGAGE PAY- 

MENT, TO DEFINE THE TERM GRACE PERIOD, AND TO PROVIDE THAT 

THIS SECTION DOES NOT APPLY TO A SIMPLE INTEREST OR OTHER 

MORTGAGE IN WHICH INTEREST ACCRUES DAILY. 



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H 3324 Joint Resolution, By Barfield, Wells, H.A. Crawford, Clemmons, 

Chumley, Wood, Nanney, Hamilton, Atwater, Toole, Kennedy, Simrill, Pope, 

Norman, D.C. Moss, Huggins, Bingham, Quinn, Owens, Bedingfield, G.R. 

Smith, V.S. Moss, Loftis, Stringer, Daning, Rivers, Long, G.A. Brown, 

McCoy, G.M. Smith, Hiott, Hardee, Patrick, Ryhal, Allison, Forrester, Edge, 

Vick, Southard, Willis, Hayes, George, Gambrell, Lowe, Bowen, Crosby, 

Merrill, Whitmire, Putnam, Murphy and J.R. Smith 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO CREATE THE SOUTH CAROLINA UNBORN 

CHILDREN S MONUMENT COMMISSION TO ERECT A MONUMENT ON 

THE STATE HOUSE GROUNDS AS A MEMORIAL TO SOUTH CAROLINA 

CHILDREN WHOSE LIVES ENDED BEFORE THEIR BIRTH, TO PROVIDE 

FOR THE POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE COMMISSION, AND TO 

REQUIRE PRIVATE FUNDING FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THIS 

MONUMENT. 



03/12/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Wells, 

H.A.Crawford, Clemmons, Chumley, Wood, Nanney, 

Hamilton, Atwater, Toole, Kennedy, Simrill, Pope, Norman, 

D.C.Moss, Huggins, Bingham, Quinn, Owens, Bedingfield, 

G.R.Smith, V.S.Moss, Loftis, Stringer, Daning, 

Rivers, Long, G.A.Brown, McCoy, G.M.Smith, Hiott, 

Hardee, Patrick, Ryhal, Allison, Forrester, Edge, Vick, 

Southard, Willis, Hayes, George, Gambrell, Lowe, 

Bowen, Crosby, Merrill, Whitmire, Putnam, Murphy 

04/24/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: J.R.Smith 



BY ADDING SECTION 56-5-755 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT WHEN A 

MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVEN IS STOPPED BY A LAW ENFORCEMENT 

OFFICER DURING NIGHTTIME HOURS HE MUST TURN ON HIS INTE- 

RIOR LIGHTS AND TO PROVIDE A PENALTY. 



H 3326 Resolution, By Gilliard, R.L. Brown, Whipper and Mack 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR ROSE ELLA 

GRANT DAVIS FOR HER YEARS OF SIGNIFICANT SERVICE TO THE 

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION. 




BY ADDING SECTION 29-1-60 SO AS TO PROVIDE NOTWITHSTANDING 

ANOTHER PROVISION OF LAW OR CONTRACT, WHEN A MORTGAGEE 

MAKES A PAYMENT ON A LOAN SECURED BY A MORTGAGE, THE 

MORTGAGOR SHALL APPLY AT LEAST THIRTY PERCENT OF THE PAY- 

MENT RECEIVED TOWARD THE PRINCIPAL BALANCE OF THE LOAN 

SECURED BY THE MORTGAGE, AND TO PROVIDE A PENALTY. 



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Similar (S 0083, S 0457, H 3584) 


BY ADDING ARTICLE 5 TO CHAPTER 1, TITLE 1 SO AS TO ENACT THE 

PERSONHOOD ACT OF SOUTH CAROLINA WHICH ESTABLISHES 

THAT THE RIGHT TO LIFE FOR EACH BORN AND PREBORN HUMAN 

BEING VESTS AT FERTILIZATION, AND THAT THE RIGHTS OF DUE 

PROCESS AND EQUAL PROTECTION, GUARANTEED BY SECTION 3, 

ARTICLE I OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THIS STATE, VEST AT FERTIL- 

IZATION FOR EACH BORN AND PREBORN HUMAN PERSON. 



177 

H 3327 Concurrent Resolution, By Parks 




HIGHWAY 28 IN MCCORMICK COUNTY STARTING FROM ITS INTER- 

SECTION WITH BREWER ROAD TO ITS INTERSECTION WITH RAN- 

DOLPH HAMPTON ROAD DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. MEMORIAL 


THIS PORTION OF HIGHWAY THAT CONTAIN THE WORDS DR. MAR- 

TIN LUTHER KING, JR. MEMORIAL HIGHWAY . 



HJ-8 






H 3328 Resolution, By Cole 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE DRAYTON 

FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR THE VALUABLE PUBLIC SERVICE IT REN- 

DERS TO ITS COMMUNITY EVERY DAY, AND TO CONGRATULATE THE 

DEPARTMENT AT THE CELEBRATION OF ITS FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY. 


H 3329 General Bill, By Pope 



OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PENALTIES ASSOCIATED WITH OFFENSES 

CONTAINED IN TITLE 50 SO AS TO REVISE THE PENALTIES FOR 

THESE OFFENSES, AND PROVIDE THAT MAGISTRATES COURT HAS 

BOTH ORIGINAL AND CONCURRENT JURISDICTION OVER THESE 

OFFENSES. 









Goldfinch, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, Hardwick, Harrell, Hart, Hayes,











A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO ACKNOWLEDGE AND COMMEND THE 

CHAPIN HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY CHEERLEADING SQUAD, COACHES, 

AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS FOR AN EXCEPTIONAL SEASON, AND TO 

CONGRATULATE THEM FOR GARNERING THE 2012 CLASS AAA STATE 







TIVES UPON THE DEATH OF HAROLD PITTMAN OF JASPER COUNTY 

AND TO EXTEND THE DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HIS FAMILY AND 

MANY FRIENDS. 


H 3334 Resolution, By Henderson, Hamilton, Allison and Stringer 


GREATER GREER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ON BEING NAMED CAR- 

OLINAS ASSOCIATION OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EXECUTIVES 

(CACCE) OUTSTANDING CHAMBER OF THE YEAR. 




















CHAPIN HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY CHEERLEADING SQUAD OF LEXING- 

TON COUNTY WITH THE TEAM COACHES AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS, 

AT A DATE AND TIME TO BE DETERMINED BY THE SPEAKER, FOR 

THE PURPOSE OF BEING RECOGNIZED AND HONORED FOR WINNING 

THE 2012 SOUTH CAROLINA CLASS AAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 

TITLE. 


H 3332 Resolution, By Riley, Parks and Pitts 



GREENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM, COACHES, AND 


THE SPEAKER, FOR THE PURPOSE OF RECOGNIZING AND COMMEND- 

ING THEM FOR WINNING THE 2012 CLASS AAAA DIVISION II STATE 



H 3333 Resolution, By Herbkersman, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 







Henderson, Hiott, Hixon, Hodges, Horne, Hosey, Howard, Huggins, 








178 

H 3335 Resolution, By G.A. Brown 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR MRS. MARGA- 

RET PEGGY HACKETT OF SUMTER COUNTY FOR HER OUTSTAND- 

ING COMMUNITY SERVICE AND TO WISH HER WELL AS SHE 

CONTINUES TO SERVE THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 


H 3336 Concurrent Resolution, By Riley, Parks, Pitts, Alexander, Allison, 

Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, Bales, Ballentine, Bannister, Barfield, 





George, Gilliard, Goldfinch, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, Hardwick, Harrell, 

Hart, Hayes, Henderson, Herbkersman, Hiott, Hixon, Hodges, Horne, Hosey, 



McLeod, Merrill, Mitchell, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Munnerlyn, Murphy, 

Nanney, Neal, Newton, Norman, Ott, Owens, Patrick, Pope, Powers Norrell, 

Putnam, Quinn, Ridgeway, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, Rutherford, Ryhal, 






THE GREENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM ON ITS UNDE- 

FEATED 15-0 SEASON AND IMPRESSIVE WIN OF THE 2012 CLASS 

AAAA DIVISION II STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 



H 3337 Concurrent Resolution, By Delleney, Bannister, Cole, Clemmons, 

Horne, McCoy and Weeks 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO INVITE THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA SUPREME COURT, THE HONORABLE JEAN HOEFER 

TOAL, TO ADDRESS THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN JOINT SESSION ON 

THE STATE OF THE JUDICIARY AT 12:00 NOON ON WEDNESDAY, FEB- 

RUARY 20, 2013. 






H 3338 Concurrent Resolution, By Clemmons, Alexander, Allison, 



Brown, R.L. Brown, Chumley, Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, H.A. Crawford, 



Goldfinch, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, Hardwick, Harrell, Hart, Hayes,












A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO PROCLAIM THE WEEK OF FEBRU- 

ARY 7 - 14, 2013, AS CONGENITAL HEART DEFECT AWARENESS WEEK 

IN SOUTH CAROLINA FOR THE PURPOSE OF ENCOURAGING EARLY 

DETECTION AND TREATMENT OF THIS SERIOUS HEALTH ISSUE 

AFFECTING SO MANY CITIZENS. 







H 3339 General Bill, By Govan, Brannon, Gilliard, Hosey, Alexander, 

Clyburn and Jefferson 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING THE COMPULSORY AGE FOR 

ATTENDING SCHOOL, SO AS TO CHANGE THE AGE FROM SEVENTEEN 

TO EIGHTEEN; AND TO AMEND SECTION 59-65-30, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO EXCEPTIONS TO THE COMPULSORY AGE, SO AS TO 

MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES. 



HJ-9 

H 3340 Joint Resolution, By Bannister, Herbkersman, Newton, Ballentine, 

Harrell, Clemmons, Goldfinch, H.A. Crawford, Kennedy, Murphy and 

George 



RELATING TO SESSIONS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR ANNUAL SESSIONS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY COM- 

MENCING ON THE SECOND TUESDAY IN FEBRUARY RATHER THAN 

THE SECOND TUESDAY IN JANUARY OF EACH YEAR, REQUIRE EACH 

ANNUAL SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO ADJOURN SINE 

DIE NOT LATER THAN THE FIRST THURSDAY IN MAY EACH YEAR, 

AND ALLOW THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO CONVENE IN LOCAL SES- 

SION AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF BEGINNING COMMITTEE MEETINGS 

OR HEARINGS ON THE SECOND TUESDAY OF JANUARY EACH YEAR. 




Newton 

01/29/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Ballentine, 

Harrell 


01/31/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Goldfinch, 

H.A.Crawford 


02/06/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Kennedy, 

Murphy, George 






03/08/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Campsen (ch), Hutto, Massey, 

Coleman, Gregory 

179 



SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE LIMIT ON ANNUAL PROP- 

ERTY TAX MILLAGE INCREASES IMPOSED BY POLITICAL SUBDIVI- 

SIONS, SO AS TO RESTORE THE FORMER METHOD OF OVERRIDING 

THE ANNUAL CAP BY A POSITIVE MAJORITY OF THE APPROPRIATE 

GOVERNING BODY AND DELETING THE SUPER MAJORITY REQUIRE- 

MENT FOR OVERRIDING THE CAP FOR SPECIFIC CIRCUMSTANCES; 

TO AMEND SECTION 11-11-150, RELATING TO THE TRUST FUND FOR 

TAX RELIEF, SO AS TO RESTORE FUNDING FOR THE RESIDENTIAL 

PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION AND FULL FUNDING FOR THE SCHOOL 

OPERATING MILLAGE PORTION OF THE REIMBURSEMENT PAID 

LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FOR THE HOMESTEAD PROPERTY TAX 

EXEMPTION FOR THE ELDERLY OR DISABLED; TO AMEND SECTION 

12-37-220, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTIONS, 

SO AS TO DELETE THE EXEMPTION REIMBURSED FROM THE HOME- 

STEAD EXEMPTION FUND FROM ALL SCHOOL OPERATING MILLAGE 

ALLOWED ALL OWNER-OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-37-251, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE CALCU- 

LATION OF ROLLBACK TAX MILLAGE APPLICABLE FOR REASSESS- 

MENT YEARS, SO AS TO RESTORE THE FORMER EXEMPTION 

ALLOWED FROM A PORTION OF SCHOOL OPERATING MILLAGE FOR 

ALL OWNER-OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 12-37-270, AS AMENDED, AND ACT 388 OF 2006, RELATING TO 

THE REIMBURSEMENTS PAID LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FOR PROPERTY 

TAX NOT COLLECTED AS A RESULT OF THE HOMESTEAD EXEMP- 

TION FOR THE ELDERLY OR DISABLED AND, AMONG OTHER THINGS, 

THE APPLICATION OF PROPERTY TAX CREDITS IN COUNTIES WHERE 

THE USE OF LOCAL OPTION SALES TAX REVENUES GIVE RISE TO A 

CREDIT AGAINST SCHOOL OPERATING PROPERTY TAX MILLAGE, SO 

AS TO MAKE CONFORMING AMENDMENTS; TO REPEAL ARTICLE 7, 

CHAPTER 10, TITLE 4 RELATING TO THE LOCAL OPTION SALES AND 

USE TAX FOR LOCAL PROPERTY TAX CREDITS; TO REPEAL SECTIONS 

11-11-155 AND 11-11-156 RELATING TO THE HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION 

TRUST FUND; TO REPEAL ARTICLE 11, CHAPTER 36, TITLE 12 RELAT- 

ING TO THE STATEWIDE ADDITIONAL ONE PERCENT SALES AND USE 

TAX THE REVENUES OF WHICH REIMBURSE SCHOOL DISTRICTS FOR 

THE HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION FROM ALL PROPERTY TAX MILLAGE 

IMPOSED FOR SCHOOL OPERATIONS; TO AMEND SECTIONS 12-37- 

3130, 12-37-3140, AND 12-37-3150, ALL AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

DEFINITIONS, VALUATION, AND ASSESSABLE TRANSFERS OF INTER- 

EST, FOR PURPOSES OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA REAL PROPERTY 

VALUATION REFORM ACT , SO AS TO ELIMINATE THE POINT OF SALE 

VALUATION OF REAL PROPERTY FOR PURPOSES OF IMPOSITION OF 

THE PROPERTY TAX AND RETURN TO THE FORMER VALUATION SYS- 

TEM IN WHICH REAL PROPERTY AND IMPROVEMENTS TO REAL 

PROPERTY ARE APPRAISED BY THE ASSESSOR AND PERIODICALLY 

ADJUSTED IN COUNTYWIDE REAPPRAISALS, TO PROVIDE THAT 

WHEN THE FIFTEEN PERCENT CAP OVER FIVE YEARS ON INCREASES 

IN FAIR MARKET VALUE OF REAL PROPERTY RESULTS IN A VALUE 

THAT IS LOWER THAN THE FAIR MARKET VALUE OF THE PROPERTY 

AS DETERMINED BY THE ASSESSOR THAT THE LOWER VALUE 

BECOMES THE PROPERTY TAX VALUE OF THE REAL PROPERTY AND 

IS DEEMED ITS FAIR MARKET VALUE FOR PURPOSES OF IMPOSITION 

OF PROPERTY TAX, TO PROVIDE THAT AN ASSESSABLE TRANSFER 

OF INTEREST IS A TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP OR OTHER INSTANCE 

CAUSING A STEPUP IN THE PROPERTY TAX VALUE OF REAL PROP- 

ERTY TO ITS FAIR MARKET VALUE AS DETERMINED BY THE ASSES- 

SOR, TO REQUIRE THE CAP ON INCREASES IN VALUE TO BE APPLIED 

SEPARATELY TO REAL PROPERTY AND THE IMPROVEMENTS 

THEREON, AND TO PROVIDE WHEN THE STEPUP VALUE FIRST 

APPLIES; TO AMEND SECTION 12-60-30, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

THE DEFINITION OF PROPERTY TAX ASSESSMENT FOR PURPOSES 

OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA REVENUE PROCEDURES ACT, SO AS TO 

REQUIRE THE NOTICES TO INCLUDE PROPERTY TAX VALUE AND 

PROVIDE THAT THE APPLICABLE ASSESSMENT RATIO APPLIES TO


THE LOWER OF FAIR MARKET VALUE, PROPERTY TAX VALUE, OR 

SPECIAL USE VALUE; TO AMEND SECTION 12-60-2510, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO THE FORM OF ASSESSMENT NOTICES ISSUED BY THE 

COUNTY ASSESSOR, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THESE NOTICES MUST 

CONTAIN THE PROPERTY TAX VALUE OF REAL PROPERTY AND 

IMPROVEMENTS IN ADDITION TO TO REPEAL ARTICLE 25, CHAPTER 

37, TITLE 12 RELATING TO THE SOUTH CAROLINA REAL PROPERTY 

VALUATION REFORM ACT; AND TO AMEND SECTION 12-43-220, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTIONS AND SEC- 

TIONS 12-60-30 AND 12-60-2510, BOTH AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

TAX PROCEDURES, ALL SO AS TO MAKE CONFORMING AMEND- 

MENTS, AND MAKE THESE REPEALS AND AMENDMENTS CONTIN- 

GENT UPON RATIFICATION OF AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION 6, 

ARTICLE X OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THIS STATE ELIMINATING THE 

FIFTEEN PERCENT CAP OVER FIVE YEARS IN INCREASES IN THE 

VALUE OF REAL PROPERTY FOR PURPOSES OF IMPOSITION OF THE 

PROPERTY TAX AND ELIMINATING AN ASSESSABLE TRANSFER OF 

INTEREST AS AN EVENT THAT MAY RESULT IN A CHANGE IN THE 

VALUE OF REAL PROPERTY FOR PURPOSES OF THE IMPOSITION OF 

THE PROPERTY TAX. 



H 3342 General Bill, By Hart and King 


BY ADDING SECTION 17-15-175 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A JUDGE 

MAY NOT ISSUE A BENCH WARRANT FOR FAILURE TO APPEAR 

UNLESS THE SOLICITOR OR CLERK OF COURT HAS PROVIDED 

NOTICE TO THE ATTORNEY OF RECORD BEFORE ISSUING THE 

BENCH WARRANT. 




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H 3343 Joint Resolution, By Hart 


ARTICLE X OF THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, 

RELATING TO PROPERTY TAX AND THE METHOD OF VALUATION OF 

REAL PROPERTY AND THE LIMITS ON INCREASES IN THE VALUE OF 

REAL PROPERTY FOR PURPOSES OF THE PROPERTY TAX, SO AS TO 

REQUIRE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO PROVIDE BY LAW A DEFINI- 

TION OF FAIR MARKET VALUE FOR REAL PROPERTY FOR PURPOSES 

OF THE PROPERTY TAX, TO ELIMINATE THE FIFTEEN PERCENT LIMIT 

ON INCREASES IN THE VALUE OF REAL PROPERTY OVER FIVE YEARS 

AND TO ELIMINATE AN ASSESSABLE TRANSFER OF INTEREST AS AN 

EVENT WHICH MAY CHANGE THE VALUE OF THE REAL PROPERTY. 



H 3344 General Bill, By Skelton 

180 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE CITATION OF CHAPTER 95 OF TITLE 

44 AS THE CLEAN INDOOR AIR ACT OF 1990 , SO AS TO CHANGE THE 

CHAPTER CITATION TO THE CLEAN AIR ACT OF 2013 ; TO AMEND 

SECTION 44-95-20, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO AREAS WHERE 

SMOKING IS PROHIBITED, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT SMOKING ALSO 

IS PROHIBITED WITHIN FIFTEEN FEET OF THE ENTRANCE TO OR 

EXIT FROM THESE AREAS; TO DELETE REFERENCES TO INDOOR ; 

AND TO ALSO PROHIBIT SMOKING IN PUBLIC OUTDOOR GATED 

FACILITIES WHERE ATHLETIC EVENTS AND OTHER EVENTS ARE 

HELD. 



H 3345 General Bill, By Lucas, D.C. Moss and Felder 


BY ADDING ARTICLE 3 TO CHAPTER 2, TITLE 56 SO AS TO CREATE 

PROVISIONS THAT GOVERN THE REGISTRATION OF MOPEDS; TO 

AMEND SECTION 56-1-10, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE DEFINI- 

TION OF CERTAIN TERMS THAT RELATE TO THE OPERATION OF 

MOTOR VEHICLES, SO AS TO REVISE THE DEFINITION OF THE TERMS 

OWNER , MOTORCYCLE , LOW SPEED VEHICLE , AND TO PROVIDE 

DEFINITIONS FOR THE TERMS MOPED AND VEHICLE ; TO AMEND 

SECTION 56-2-2740, RELATING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR 

VEHICLES REFUSAL TO RENEW A DRIVER S LICENSE AND VEHICLE 

REGISTRATION FOR NONPAYMENT OF PROPERTY TAXES, AND THE 

ISSUANCE OF LICENSE PLATES AND VALIDATION DECALS, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT VALIDATION DECALS SHALL NOT BE ISSUED FOR 

VEHICLES THAT DO NOT REQUIRE THE PAYMENT OF PROPERTY 

TAXES; TO AMEND SECTION 56-3-20, RELATING TO THE DEFINITION 

OF TERMS REGARDING MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION AND 

LICENSING, SO AS TO DELETE THE TERMS VEHICLE , MOTOR VEHI- 

CLE , MOTORCYCLE , MOTOR-DRIVEN CYCLE , NONRESIDENT , 

MOPED , AND MOTORCYCLE THREE-WHEEL VEHICLE AND THEIR 

DEFINITIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 56-3-250, RELATING TO THE PAY- 

MENT OF LOCAL TAXES BEFORE A VEHICLE MAY BE REGISTERED, 

SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THIS PROVISION DOES NOT APPLY TO 

MOPEDS AND TO SUBSTITUTE THE TERM DEPARTMENT OF REVE- 

NUE FOR THE TERM STATE TAX COMMISSION ; TO AMEND SECTION 

56-3-630, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO VEHICLES CLASSIFIED AS PAS- 

SENGER MOTOR VEHICLES, SO AS TO SUBSTITUTE THE TERM 

MOPED FOR THE TERM MOTOR-DRIVEN CYCLE , AND TO MAKE A 

TECHNICAL CHANGE; TO AMEND SECTION 56-3-760, RELATING TO 

BIENNIAL REGISTRATION FEES FOR CERTAIN VEHICLES, SO AS TO 

SUBSTITUTE THE TERM MOPED FOR THE TERM MOTOR-DRIVEN 

CYCLE ; TO AMEND SECTION 56-5-50, RELATING TO THE INAPPLICA- 

BILITY OF CERTAIN PROVISIONS TO THE OPERATION OF MOPEDS, SO 

AS TO MAKE THESE PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO THE OPERATION 

OF MOPEDS; TO AMEND SECTION 56-5-361, RELATING TO VEHICLES 

THAT ARE DEFINED AS PASSENGER CARS, SO AS TO SUBSTITUTE 

THE TERM MOPEDS FOR THE TERM MOTOR-DRIVEN CYCLES ; TO 

AMEND SECTION 56-5-1555, RELATING TO THE MAXIMUM OPERA- 

TION SPEED OF A MOPED, SO AS TO REVISE THE MAXIMUM SPEED 

LIMIT THAT A MOPED MAY BE OPERATED; TO AMEND SECTION 56-9- 

20, RELATING TO TERMS AND THEIR DEFINITIONS CONCERNING THE 

ISSUANCE OF LICENSE PLATES AND REGISTRATION CARDS, SO AS 

TO DELETE THE TERMS NONRESIDENT , NONRESIDENT OPERATING 

PRIVILEGE , AND OPERATOR AND THEIR DEFINITIONS, AND TO 

REVISE THE DEFINITION OF THE TERM OWNER ; TO AMEND SEC- 

TIONS 56-15-10 AND 56-16-10, RELATING TO CERTAIN TERMS AND 

THEIR DEFINITIONS CONCERNING THE REGULATION OF MOTOR 

VEHICLE AND MOTORCYCLE MANUFACTURERS, DISTRIBUTORS 

AND DEALERS, SO AS TO REVISE THE DEFINITION OF THE TERMS 

MOTOR VEHICLE AND MOTORCYCLE ; TO AMEND SECTION 56-19-10, 

AS AMENDED, RELATING TO CERTAIN TERMS AND THEIR DEFINI- 

TIONS CONCERNING THE ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATES OF TITLE, SO 

AS TO DELETE THE TERMS DRIVER , MOTOR VEHICLE , MOTORCY-


CLE , MOTOR-DRIVEN CYCLE , NONRESIDENT , OPERATOR , OWNER 

, VEHICLE , MOPED , AUTOMOTIVE THREE-WHEEL VEHICLE AND 

THEIR DEFINITIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 56-19-220, RELATING TO 

CERTAIN VEHICLES THAT DO NOT NEED A CERTIFICATE OF TITLE, SO 

AS TO MAKE A TECHNICAL CHANGE, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THIS 

PROVISION APPLIES TO MOPEDS; AND TO REPEAL SECTIONS 56-1- 

1710, 56-5-120, 56-5-130, 56-5-140, 56-5-150, 56-5-155, 56-5-165, 56-5-410, 

AND 56-5-1550 ALL RELATING TO THE DEFINITION OF THE TERM 

MOPED , VEHICLE , MOTOR VEHICLE , MOTORCYCLE , MOTOR- 

DRIVEN CYCLE , MOTORCYCLE THREE-WHEEL VEHICLE , OWNER , 

AND SPEED LIMITATIONS ON MOTOR-DRIVEN CYCLES. 



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Felder 

H 3346 General Bill, By McCoy, Patrick, Harrell and Pope 



SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PUNISHMENT AND SENTENC- 

ING FOR MURDER, SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR MANDATORY LIFE 

IMPRISONMENT WHEN THE STATE SEEKS A LIFE SENTENCE FOR A 

MURDER COMMITTED WITH CERTAIN OTHER DESIGNATED 

OFFENSES OR UNDER CERTAIN FURTHER DELINEATED CIRCUM- 

STANCES. 



H 3347 General Bill, By McCoy, Murphy, Harrell, Hixon, Pope and Tallon 



LINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE OFFENSE OF ATTEMPTED MURDER, SO 

AS TO REMOVE THE INTENT TO KILL REQUIREMENT FROM THE PUR- 

VIEW OF THE OFFENSE. 



H 3348 General Bill, By McCoy, Patrick, Harrell and Pope 



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO ASSAULT AND BATTERY 

OFFENSES, SO AS TO REDEFINE THE TERM MODERATE BODILY 

INJURY AND TO INCLUDE INJURY TO ANOTHER PERSON WHEN THE 

ACT IS ACCOMPLISHED BY THE USE OF A DEADLY WEAPON IN THE 

PURVIEW OF THE OFFENSES OF ASSAULT AND BATTERY OF A HIGH 

AND AGGRAVATED NATURE AND ASSAULT AND BATTERY IN THE 

FIRST DEGREE. 



H 3349 General Bill, By McCoy, Murphy, Patrick, Harrell and Pope 



BY REPEALING SECTION 19-11-50 RELATING TO THE PROHIBITION 

AGAINST THE TESTIMONY OF A DEFENDANT BEING USED AGAINST 

HIM IN ANOTHER CRIMINAL CASE. 



H 3350 General Bill, By McCoy, Stavrinakis, K.R. Crawford, Patrick, 

Harrell, Hixon, Pope and Tallon 


TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD 

TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY ACT BY ADDING SECTION 

1-11-21 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE LEGISLATIVE AUDIT COUNCIL 

SHALL PERFORM FISCAL AUDITS AND MANAGEMENT AND PERFOR- 

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MANCE AUDITS OF THE VARIOUS OFFICES OR DIVISIONS OF THE 

STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD ON A ROTATING AND CON- 

TINUING SCHEDULE BEGINNING WITH FISCAL YEAR 2012-2013. 



H 3351 General Bill, By McCoy and Harrell 


TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA TEACHER PROTECTION ACT OF 

2013 , BY ADDING SECTION 59-25-900 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A 

TEACHER MAY BRING A CIVIL ACTION AGAINST A STUDENT WHO 

COMMITS A CRIMINAL OFFENSE AGAINST THE TEACHER IF THE 

OFFENSE OCCURS ON SCHOOL GROUNDS OR AT A SCHOOL-RELATED 

EVENT, OR IF THE OFFENSE IS DIRECTLY RELATED TO THE TEACHER 

S PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES, AND TO PROVIDE THAT NO 

TEACHER HAS CIVIL LIABILITY TO A STUDENT OR TO A PARTY ACT- 

ING IN THE INTEREST OF THE STUDENT FOR AN ACT OR OMISSION 

BY THE TEACHER THAT OCCURS WHILE THE TEACHER IS ACTING ON 

BEHALF OF THE SCHOOL. 



H 3352 General Bill, By McCoy, Patrick, Harrell, Hixon, Pope and Tallon 



BY ADDING SECTION 16-13-490 SO AS THE CREATE THE OFFENSES OF 

MAIL FRAUD AND WIRE FRAUD AND TO PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR 

THE OFFENSES. 



H 3353 General Bill, By Whitmire 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE OPERATION OF GOLF CARTS AND 

THE ISSUANCE OF GOLF CART PERMIT DECALS AND REGISTRATION 

BY THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT 

THIS PROVISION ALSO APPLIES TO ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES, AND TO 

DEFINE THE TERM ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE OR ATV . 



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H 3354 General Bill, By King, Knight, Hart, Howard, J.E. Smith, Cobb- 

Hunter, Neal, Douglas and Powers Norrell 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PERSONS TO WHOM DEATH CERTIFI- 

CATES MAY BE ISSUED, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE COUNTY 

REGISTRAR SHALL ISSUE, UPON REQUEST, DEATH CERTIFICATES 

THAT WERE FILED ELECTRONICALLY; AND TO MAKE TECHNICAL 

CORRECTIONS. 












H 3355 General Bill, By Clemmons, Harrell, Allison, Hardwick, Newton, 

Herbkersman, V.S. Moss, Patrick, H.A. Crawford, Erickson, Putnam, 

Goldfinch, Sottile, Murphy, Stringer, G.R. Smith, Toole, Bingham, Loftis and 

D.C. Moss



BY ADDING SECTION 44-6-75 SO AS TO PROHIBIT THE SOUTH CARO- 

LINA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES FROM 

ESTABLISHING, FACILITATING, IMPLEMENTING, OR PARTICIPATING IN 

THE EXPANSION OF MEDICAID ELIGIBILITY UNDER THE FEDERAL 

PATIENT PROTECTION AND AFFORDABLE CARE ACT OF 2010. 



01/29/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Allison, Hardwick, 

Newton, Herbkersman, V.S.Moss, Patrick, 

H.A.Crawford, Erickson, Putnam, Goldfinch, Sottile, 

Murphy, Stringer, G.R.Smith, Toole, Bingham, Loftis, 

D.C.Moss 

H 3356 General Bill, By Williams, J.E. Smith, Dillard, Robinson-Simpson, 

Wood, Gilliard and Anderson 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE GENERAL POWERS AND DUTIES OF 

THE ADJUTANT GENERAL, SO AS TO REQUIRE THE ADJUTANT GEN- 

ERAL TO SUBMIT AN ANNUAL REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. 







Anderson 







H 3357 General Bill, By Henderson, Merrill, Herbkersman, Harrell, 

Gilliard, Stavrinakis, Hodges, Gagnon, Ryhal, Erickson, Whipper and R.L. 

Brown 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE TAX REBATE TO A 

MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION COMPANY BY THE SOUTH CARO- 

LINA FILM COMMISSION, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE REBATE MAY 

NOT EXCEED TWENTY PERCENT OF THE TOTAL AGGREGATE PAY- 

ROLL FOR QUALIFYING PERSONS SUBJECT TO INCOME TAX WITH- 

HOLDINGS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND MAY NOT EXCEED TWENTY- 

FIVE PERCENT FOR QUALIFYING RESIDENTS OF SOUTH CAROLINA; 


REBATES TO MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION COMPANIES, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT MAY REBATE UP TO THIRTY PER- 

CENT OF CERTAIN EXPENDITURES. 






04/17/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Hodges 


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04/24/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Gagnon, 

Ryhal, Erickson, Whipper, R.L.Brown 








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BY ADDING SECTION 12-4-355 SO AS TO ESTABLISH IN THE STATE 

TREASURY THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE IDENTITY THEFT REIM- 

BURSEMENT FUND, TO PROVIDE THAT PROCEEDS FROM THE FUND 

MUST BE USED TO REIMBURSE PEOPLE WHOSE PERSONALLY IDEN- 

TIFIABLE INFORMATION HAS BEEN OBTAINED BY A THIRD PARTY 

FROM A COMPROMISED COMPUTER SYSTEM MAINTAINED BY THE 

STATE OR A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION, AND TO DEFINE NECESSARY 

TERMS. 



H 3359 General Bill, By Cobb-Hunter and Ott 


BY ADDING SECTION 53-3-75 SO AS TO DECLARE JANUARY SEVEN- 

TEENTH OF EACH YEAR AS EARTHA KITT DAY IN SOUTH CAROLINA 

IN HONOR OF THE LATE EARTHA MAE KITT, NATIONALLY AND 

INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN ACTRESS, SINGER, AND NATIVE SOUTH 

CAROLINIAN. 



H 3360 General Bill, By Owens, Daning, Hiott, Skelton, Simrill, Anthony, 

Bedingfield, Clemmons, Delleney, Hardwick, Henderson, Hixon, Limehouse, 

Nanney, Ott, Pope, G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, Sottile, Stringer, Tallon, Taylor 

and Bales 

A BILL TO AMEND SECTIONS 57-5-10, 57-5-70, AND 57-5-80, CODE OF 

LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE COMPOSITION 

OF THE STATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM, ADDITIONS TO THE STATE HIGH- 

WAY SECONDARY SYSTEM, AND THE DELETION AND REMOVAL OF 

ROADS FROM THE STATE HIGHWAY SECONDARY SYSTEM, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT ALL HIGHWAYS WITHIN THE STATE HIGHWAY SYS- 

TEM SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPOR- 

TATION STANDARDS, TO PROVIDE THE FUNDING SOURCES THAT THE 

DEPARTMENT USES TO CONSTRUCT AND MAINTAIN THESE HIGH- 

WAYS, TO REVISE THE PROCEDURE AND WHEREBY ENTITIES TO 

WHICH THE DEPARTMENT MAY TRANSFER ROADS WITHIN THE 

STATE HIGHWAY SECONDARY SYSTEM; AND TO REVISE THE PROCE- 

DURE WHEREBY THE DEPARTMENT MAY ADD A ROAD FROM THE 

COUNTY OR MUNICIPAL ROAD TO THE STATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM; 

AND TO REPEAL SECTION 57-5-90 RELATING TO THE ESTABLISH- 

MENT AND MAINTENANCE OF BELT LINES AND SPURS. 



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06/06/13 House Amended


06/06/13 House Returned to Senate with amendments 

06/06/13 Senate Non-concurrence in House amendment 



appointed Reps. Owens, Daning, RL Brown 

06/06/13 Senate Conference committee appointed Setzler, Peeler, Grooms 

H 3361 General Bill, By Cobb-Hunter and Long 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO AN ORDER FOR PROTECTION 

FROM DOMESTIC ABUSE, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE COURT MAY 

PROHIBIT HARM OR HARASSMENT TO A PET ANIMAL OWNED, POS- 

SESSED, KEPT, OR HELD BY THE PETITIONER AND TO PROVIDE THAT 

IN ORDERING TEMPORARY POSSESSION OF PERSONAL PROPERTY, 

THE COURT MAY ORDER THE TEMPORARY POSSESSION OF PET ANI- 

MALS. 




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H 3364 General Bill, By Govan, Jefferson, Ridgeway and Williams 


BY ADDING ARTICLE 10 TO CHAPTER 53, TITLE 59 SO AS TO REQUIRE 

EACH SCHOOL DISTRICT TO DEVELOP A LOCKDOWN PLAN FOR 

EACH SCHOOL IN THE DISTRICT TO USE IN RESPONSE TO SITUA- 

TIONS INVOLVING SAFETY AND SECURITY ON THE SCHOOL CAM- 

PUS, TO PROVIDE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR A LOCKDOWN 

PLAN, TO PROVIDE A SCHOOL MUST COMMUNICATE CERTAIN 

INFORMATION CONCERNING ITS LOCKDOWN PLAN AND RELATED 

PROCEDURES TO THE PARENTS OR LEGAL GUARDIANS OF ITS STU- 

DENTS, AND TO PROVIDE REPORTING REQUIREMENTS AND PENAL- 

TIES FOR A VIOLATION OF THIS ARTICLE. 



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H 3362 Resolution, By J.R. Smith, Clyburn, Hixon, Taylor, Wells, Alexander, 

Allison, Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, Bales, Ballentine, Bannister, Barfield, 


Brown, R.L. Brown, Chumley, Clemmons, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, H.A. 

Crawford, K.R. Crawford, Crosby, Daning, Delleney, Dillard, Douglas, 



Hart, Hayes, Henderson, Herbkersman, Hiott, Hodges, Horne, Hosey, 




Nanney, Neal, Newton, Norman, Ott, Owens, Parks, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, 

Powers Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, Ridgeway, Riley, Rivers, Robinson- 

Simpson, Rutherford, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, Simrill, Skelton, G.M. 

Smith, G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, Sottile, Southard, Spires, Stavrinakis, 

Stringer, Tallon, Thayer, Toole, Vick, Weeks, Whipper, White, Whitmire, 

Williams, Willis and Wood 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR CHRIS ANN 

CEASAR, PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER FOR AIKEN COUNTY GOV- 

ERNMENT, UPON THE OCCASION OF HER RETIREMENT AFTER 

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO THE COUNTY 

OF AIKEN, AND TO WISH HER CONTINUED SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS 





H 3363 General Bill, By Govan, Gilliard, Brannon, Hosey, Alexander, 

Bowen, Clyburn, Jefferson and Mack 



LINA PUBLIC SCHOOL CARBON MONOXIDE SAFETY ACT , TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT EVERY BUILDING THAT HOUSES A PUBLIC SCHOOL FROM 

PREKINDERGARTEN THROUGH TWELFTH GRADE MUST BE 

EQUIPPED WITH A CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTION WARNING SYS- 

TEM BEFORE JULY 1, 2014, TO PROVIDE THE DEPARTMENT OF EDU- 

CATION SHALL DEVELOP A PROGRAM THAT EACH SCHOOL 

DISTRICT MAY USE TO DEVELOP ITS CARBON MONOXIDE DETEC- 

TION AND WARNING SYSTEM, TO PROVIDE THE DEPARTMENT 

SHALL PROMULGATE CERTAIN REGULATIONS CONCERNING THE 

PROGRAM, TO PROVIDE A CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY MUST NOT 

BE ISSUED FOR A SCHOOL BUILDING THAT FAILS TO COMPLY WITH 

THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ACT AFTER JUNE 30, 2014, AND TO LIMIT 

LIABILITY FOR FAILING TO DETECT CARBON MONOXIDE IN A 

SCHOOL BUILDING THAT COMPLIES WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THIS 

ACT, EXCEPT IN CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES. 


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H 3365 General Bill, By Govan, Jefferson, Williams, Whipper and R.L. 

Brown 


BY ADDING ARTICLE 12 TO CHAPTER 63, TITLE 59 SO AS TO REQUIRE 

THAT EACH PUBLIC SCHOOL IN THE STATE EMPLOY A LICENSED 

PSYCHO-EDUCATIONAL SPECIALIST CERTIFIED IN SCHOOL PSY- 

CHOLOGY BY THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ON A FULL-TIME 

BASIS TO HELP SCHOOL PERSONNEL IDENTIFY STUDENTS IN NEED 

OF MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING, PROMOTE AWARENESS OF MEN- 

TAL HEALTH ISSUES AND THE AVAILABILITY OF TREATMENT, 

SCREEN AND IDENTIFY STUDENTS FOR MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES, 

AND PROVIDE APPROPRIATE MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING AND 

MAKE REFERRALS FOR APPROPRIATE SOCIAL SERVICES COUNSEL- 

ING. 



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R.L.Brown 




05/30/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Atwater, Hiott, Goldfinch, 

Toole, Clemmons, Tallon, Chumley, Owens, Stringer, 

Burns, VS Moss, GR Smith, Ryhal, Douglas, Ridgeway, 

McCoy, Erickson, Patrick, Crosby, Rivers, Whipper, Forrester 

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H 3366 General Bill, By J.E. Smith, Long, Delleney, Skelton, Huggins, 

Allison, Toole, Felder, Cobb-Hunter and Jefferson 



BY ADDING SECTION 44-66-75 SO AS TO REQUIRE A HEALTH CARE 

PROVIDER TO GIVE A PATIENT AN OPPORTUNITY TO AUTHORIZE 

DISCLOSURE OF CERTAIN INFORMATION TO DESIGNATED FAMILY 

MEMBERS AND OTHER INDIVIDUALS AND TO AUTHORIZE THE 

INVOLVEMENT OF THESE FAMILY MEMBERS AND OTHER INDIVIDU- 

ALS IN THE TREATMENT OF THE PATIENT; TO SPECIFY WHEN THE 

OPPORTUNITY TO SIGN AN AUTHORIZATION MUST BE PROVIDED TO 

A PATIENT AND TO SPECIFY THE CONTENTS OF THE AUTHORIZA- 

TION; AND TO PROVIDE CIVIL AND CRIMINAL IMMUNITY FOR GOOD 

FAITH DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION; AND TO AMEND SECTION 44- 

66-20, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS IN THE ADULT 

HEALTH CARE CONSENT ACT, SO AS TO DEFINE PATIENT AND 

TREATMENT AND TO AMEND OTHER DEFINITIONS. 



Municipal Affairs HJ-10


01/22/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Skelton 

01/23/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Huggins, Allison, 

Toole, Felder 


Jefferson 




04/24/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Simrill HJ-71 








H 3367 General Bill, By J.E. Smith and Mitchell 



SOUTH CAROLINA SOLICITATION OF CHARITABLE FUNDS ACT, SO AS 

TO REVISE SPECIFIC DEFINITIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 33-56-60, 

RELATING TO CERTAIN FILING REQUIREMENTS, SO AS TO FURTHER 

PROVIDE FOR WHICH CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS ARE REQUIRED 

TO FILE AND THE APPLICABLE FILING REQUIREMENTS; TO AMEND 

SECTION 33-56-70, RELATING TO CONTRACTS WITH PROFESSIONAL 

SOLICITORS REQUIRED TO BE FILED WITH THE SECRETARY OF 

STATE, SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR ADDITIONAL FILING INFORMATION 

AND TO FURTHER PROVIDE WHEN A PROFESSIONAL SOLICITOR, 

COMMERCIAL CO-VENTURER, OR PROFESSIONAL FUNDRAISING 

COUNSEL MAY BEGIN PROVIDING OR CONTINUE PROVIDING SOLICI- 

TATIONS AND SERVICES IN THIS STATE; TO AMEND SECTION 33-56- 

110, RELATING TO REGISTRATION OF CERTAIN PERSONS, SO AS TO 

REVISE THE PROVISIONS OF THE SECTION IN REGARD TO THE 

REQUIREMENTS OF AND PROCEDURES FOR REGISTRATION, INCLUD- 

ING THE SANCTIONS OR PENALTIES FOR NONCOMPLIANCE OR VIO- 

LATION; AND TO AMEND SECTION 33-56-120, RELATING TO 

PROHIBITED MISREPRESENTATIONS, SO AS TO CLARIFY A REFER- 

ENCE. 









H 3368 General Bill, By Lucas and Sottile 


A BILL TO AMEND CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, BY 

ADDING SECTION 59-32-35 SO AS TO REQUIRE INSTRUCTION IN CAR- 

DIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION AND THE USE OF AN AUTOMATED 

EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR IN EACH PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL IN THE 

STATE, TO REQUIRE SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THIS INSTRUC- 

TION FOR GRADUATION FROM HIGH SCHOOL, TO PROVIDE CERTAIN 

REQUIREMENTS FOR THIS INSTRUCTION, AND TO DEFINE TERMS. 



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H 3369 General Bill, By Sandifer, Limehouse, Sottile, Clemmons, Crosby, 

Daning, Spires, Toole, Simrill, Putnam, Loftis, Bedingfield, Quinn, Huggins, 

Finlay, Kennedy, Owens, Gagnon, Gambrell, Whitmire, Herbkersman, G.R. 

Smith, Barfield, Hardwick, Edge, K.R. Crawford, D.C. Moss, Hiott, 

Forrester, Long, W.J. McLeod, Funderburk, Southard, Hixon, V.S. Moss, 

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Anthony, Ryhal, Wells, Skelton, Taylor, Norman, Henderson, Atwater, Pitts, 

Lowe, Horne, Murphy, Wood and Rivers 



BY ADDING SECTION 42-1-378 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT AN 

EMPLOYEE COVERED BY THE FEDERAL EMPLOYERS LIABILITY 

ACT, THE LONGSHORE AND HARBOR WORKERS COMPENSATION 

ACT OR ANY OF ITS EXTENSIONS, OR THE JONES ACT IS EXEMPT 

FROM WORKERS COMPENSATION LAWS. 



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01/24/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Limehouse, 

Sottile, Clemmons, Crosby, Daning, Spires, Toole, Simrill, 

Putnam, Loftis, Bedingfield, Quinn, Huggins, Finlay, Kennedy, 

Owens, Gagnon, Gambrell, Whitmire, Herbkersman, 

G.R.Smith, Barfield, Hardwick, Edge, 

K.R.Crawford, D.C.Moss, Hiott, Forrester 



04/09/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Long, 

W.J.McLeod, Funderburk, Southard, Hixon, V.S.Moss, 

Anthony, Ryhal, Wells, Skelton, Taylor, Norman, Henderson, 

Atwater, Pitts, Lowe, Horne, Murphy 

04/10/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Rutherford, Cobb-Hunter, 

Mitchell, Stavrinakis, Sabb, Daning, Sandifer, Whitmire, 

Lowe, Jefferson, Williams, Govan, Bowers, Powers Norrell, 

McEachern, King, Douglas, Clyburn, Hosey, Anderson, 

RL Brown, Forrester, Cole, Gilliard, Toole, Atwater, 

Dilliard, Robinson-Simpson, Bedingfield HJ-37 


04/25/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Wood 











A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR MASON 

GATES, A STUDENT AT AYNOR HIGH SCHOOL IN HORRY COUNTY, 

AND TO CONGRATULATE HIM FOR WINNING THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

EDUCATION OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE S INNOVATION VIDEO 2012 

GOLD AWARD. 



H 3371 General Bill, By Clemmons 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO MANDATORY REPORTING 

OF CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT, SO AS TO REQUIRE REPORTS BE 

MADE WITHIN A CERTAIN PERIOD OF TIME AFTER RECEIPT OF 

INFORMATION THAT GIVES CERTAIN PEOPLE REASON TO BELIEVE A 

CHILD HAS BEEN OR MAY BE ABUSED OR NEGLECTED; AND TO 

MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES AND TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS. 



H 3372 General Bill, By Sandifer, Owens, Pitts, Branham, Toole, Sottile, 

Horne, Willis and Wood 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF PARK- 

ING PLACARDS BY THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES, SO AS


TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON WHO SUBMITS AN APPLICATION FOR A 

PLACARD TO THE DEPARTMENT MAY SUBMIT A CERTIFICATE FROM 

A LICENSED ADVANCED PRACTICE REGISTERED NURSE OR A 

LICENSED PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT THAT CERTIFIES HE IS HANDI- 

CAPPED, AND TO PROVIDE THAT A CERTIFICATE FROM A LICENSED 

ADVANCED PRACTICE REGISTERED NURSE OR A LICENSED PHYSI- 

CIAN ASSISTANT IS NOT REQUIRED TO BE SUBMITTED ALONG WITH 

AN APPLICATION FOR PLACARDS ISSUED TO AN AGENCY, ORGANI- 

ZATION, OR FACILITY. 



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01/23/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Pitts, Branham, 

Toole, Sottile 


02/27/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Willis 











day HJ-55 




















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE NAVY 

JUNIOR ROTC PROGRAM OF CHAPIN HIGH SCHOOL FOR OUTSTAND- 

ING PERFORMANCE AND TO CONGRATULATE THE CADETS, 

INSTRUCTORS, AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS ON THE UNIT BEING NAMED 

2013 NAVY LEAGUE MOST OUTSTANDING UNIT AT THE NATIONAL 

LEVEL. 


H 3374 Resolution, By Huggins, Ballentine and W.J. McLeod 



CHAPIN HIGH SCHOOL NAVAL JUNIOR ROTC OF LEXINGTON 

COUNTY WITH THE UNIT INSTRUCTORS AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS, AT 

A DATE AND TIME TO BE DETERMINED BY THE SPEAKER, FOR THE 

PURPOSE OF RECOGNIZING AND COMMENDING THE UNIT FOR 

BEING NAMED THE NATIONAL 2013 NAVY LEAGUE MOST OUT- 

STANDING UNIT. 




















OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TO THE DIL- 

LON HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM OF DILLON COUNTY 

WITH THE TEAM COACHES AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS, AT A DATE AND 

TIME TO BE DETERMINED BY THE SPEAKER, FOR THE PURPOSE OF 

BEING RECOGNIZED AND COMMENDED FOR COMPLETING AN 

EXCEPTIONAL SEASON AND GARNERING THE 2012 SOUTH CARO- 

LINA CLASS AA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 



















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE DILLON 

HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM, COACHES, AND SCHOOL 

OFFICIALS FOR AN OUTSTANDING SEASON AND TO CONGRATULATE 

THEM FOR WINNING THE 2012 DIVISION I CLASS AA STATE CHAMPI- 

ONSHIP TITLE. 


H 3377 Concurrent Resolution, By Hodges 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE CAPERS SMALLS 

OF COLLETON COUNTY, UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS ONE HUN- 

DREDTH BIRTHDAY, AND TO WISH HIM A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY CELE- 

BRATION AND MANY YEARS OF CONTINUED HEALTH AND 

HAPPINESS. 



H 3378 General Bill, By Sandifer, Whitmire and Gambrell 


BY ADDING SECTION 6-1-90 SO AS TO ENACT THE VOLUNTEER SER- 

VICE PERSONNEL APPRECIATION ACT AND TO ALLOW THE GOV- 

ERNING BODY OF A LOCAL GOVERNMENT TO AUTHORIZE THE 

DISTRIBUTION OF CERTAIN REWARDS TO THREE ENUMERATED CAT- 

185


EGORIES OF VOLUNTEER SERVICE PERSONNEL SO LONG AS ALL 

PERSONNEL IN A RESPECTIVE CATEGORY ARE TREATED EQUALLY. 









03/15/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Rankin (ch), Scott, Thurmond 





H 3379 General Bill, By Huggins, Ballentine, Quinn and Stringer 



OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO FLAGS BEING FLOWN AT HALF-STAFF AT 

THE STATE CAPITOL BUILDING, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE FLAGS 

MUST BE LOWERED TO HALF-STAFF FOR MEMBERS OF THE UNITED 

STATES MILITARY SERVICES, WHO WERE RESIDENTS OF THIS STATE 

AND WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE LINE OF DUTY, ON THE DAY 

THEIR NAMES ARE RELEASED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC UNTIL AT 

LEAST DAWN THE SECOND DAY AFTER FUNERAL SERVICES ARE 

CONDUCTED. 




H 3380 Resolution, By Hixon, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 







Henderson, Herbkersman, Hiott, Hodges, Horne, Hosey, Howard, Huggins, 










A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE HAMMOND HILL ELE- 

MENTARY SCHOOL UPON RECEIVING THE DESIGNATION OF 

NATIONAL BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL FOR 2012. 





CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO CONTINUING EDUCATION REQUIRE- 

MENTS FOR INDIVIDUALS LICENSED BY THE STATE BOARD OF COS- 

METOLOGY, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT INDIVIDUALS MAY TAKE 

EITHER ON-SITE OR ONLINE COURSES TO SATISFY THE REQUIRE- 

MENT. 




H 3382 General Bill, By Atwater and King 

186 


BY ADDING SECTION 53-5-65 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT VETERANS 

DAY, MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. DAY, AND MEMORIAL DAY MUST BE 

RECOGNIZED AS HOLIDAYS FOR ALL LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS OF 

THE STATE AND THAT THE SCHOOLS AND OFFICES OF THE DIS- 

TRICTS MUST BE CLOSED ON THOSE DATES. 



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H 3383 General Bill, By J.E. Smith, Gilliard, R.L. Brown and Whipper 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO QUALIFICATIONS FOR ATTENDANCE IN A 

PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT WITHOUT CHARGE, SO AS TO ELIMINATE 

A PROVISION ALLOWING A CHILD TO QUALIFY IF HE OWNS REAL 

ESTATE IN THE DISTRICT HAVING AN ASSESSED VALUE OF THREE 

HUNDRED DOLLARS OR MORE. 



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02/07/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Stavrinakis 


Whipper 




05/30/13 House Committed to Committee on Ways and Means HJ-35 

H 3384 Resolution, By Felder, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 



















TIVES UPON THE DEATH OF CHARLES SHORT OF YORK COUNTY AND 

TO EXTEND THE DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HIS FAMILY AND MANY 

FRIENDS. 


H 3385 Concurrent Resolution, By Felder, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 












Quinn, Ridgeway, Riley, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, Rutherford, Ryhal,






A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR KEN 

KERBER, FIRE CHIEF OF THE FORT MILL FIRE DEPARTMENT, UPON 

THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT AFTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF 

OUTSTANDING SERVICE AS A FIREFIGHTER IN THE PALMETTO 

STATE, AND TO WISH HIM CONTINUED SUCCESS AND FULFILLMENT 




H 3386 General Bill, By Henderson 



SCHOOL LEAGUE ACT , TO DESIGNATE THE HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE 

AS THE OFFICIAL NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT GOVERNS 

INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND PRIVATE 

SCHOOLS WISHING TO PARTICIPATE IN INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLET- 

ICS WITH PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN THIS STATE, TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION SHALL DESIGNATE ANOTHER NON- 

PROFIT TO GOVERN INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS IF THE LEAGUE 

FAILS TO MEET THE PROVISIONS OF THE ACT, TO PROVIDE THE 

LEAGUE IS NOT A STATE AGENCY OR OTHER GOVERNMENT ENTITY, 

TO PROVIDE FOR AN ANNUAL AUDIT OF THE LEAGUE, TO PROVIDE 

THE LEAGUE IS SUBJECT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT, 

TO PROVIDE THE LEAGUE MAY NOT PROMULGATE REGULATIONS, 

TO REQUIRE THE LEAGUE TO ESTABLISH, SUSTAIN, FUND, AND 

STAFF A PUBLIC LIAISON ADVISORY COMMITTEE, AND TO PROVIDE 

THE MEMBERSHIP, DUTIES, AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE ADVI- 

SORY COMMITTEE, TO REQUIRE THE LEAGUE TO ESTABLISH AN 

APPELLATE REVIEW COMMITTEE TO REVIEW DECISIONS OF THE 

LEAGUE, TO PROVIDE THE MEMBERSHIP, DUTIES, AND RESPONSI- 

BILITIES OF THE APPELLATE REVIEW COMMITTEE, AND TO PROVIDE 

A DECISION OF THE APPELLATE REVIEW COMMITTEE IS FINAL AND 

NOT SUBJECT TO RECONSIDERATION OR FURTHER REVIEW. 



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H 3387 Resolution, By Vick, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 















Thayer, Toole, Weeks, Wells, Whipper, White, Whitmire, Williams, Willis 

and Wood 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE CHESTER- 

FIELD COUNTY COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR TWENTY YEARS OF 

SUCCESSFULLY IMPLEMENTING THEIR MISSION TO STRENGTHEN 

THE SYSTEMS THAT PROVIDE SERVICES TO THE CITIZENS OF CHES- 

TERFIELD COUNTY THROUGH IMPROVED COMMUNICATION, ADE- 

QUATE LINKAGE, AND COLLABORATION. 


187 

H 3388 Resolution, By Hardwick, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 






Goldfinch, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, Harrell, Hart, Hayes, Henderson, 











A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR LILA BELLE 

BAKER DELK OF HORRY COUNTY FOR HER OUTSTANDING SERVICE 

TO THE CITIZENS OF THE PALMETTO STATE, TO CONGRATULATE HER 




H 3389 Concurrent Resolution, By Forrester, Allison, Branham, Chumley, 

Cole, Mitchell, Tallon, Wood, Alexander, Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, Bales, 

Ballentine, Bannister, Barfield, Bedingfield, Bernstein, Bingham, Bowen, 

Bowers, Brannon, G.A. Brown, R.L. Brown, Clemmons, Clyburn, Cobb- 

Hunter, H.A. Crawford, K.R. Crawford, Crosby, Daning, Delleney, Dillard, 

Douglas, Edge, Erickson, Felder, Finlay, Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, 





McLeod, Merrill, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Munnerlyn, Murphy, Nanney, Neal, 

Newton, Norman, Ott, Owens, Parks, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, Powers Norrell, 

Putnam, Quinn, Ridgeway, Riley, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, Rutherford, 

Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, Simrill, Skelton, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, J.E. 

Smith, J.R. Smith, Sottile, Southard, Spires, Stavrinakis, Stringer, Taylor, 

Thayer, Toole, Vick, Weeks, Wells, Whipper, White, Whitmire, Williams and 

Willis 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE CAR- 

OLINA PANTHERS FOOTBALL TEAM AND TEAM OWNER, JERRY 

RICHARDSON, FOR THEIR OUTSTANDING EFFORTS AS PART OF THE 

NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE AND FOR THEIR SIGNIFICANT AND 

MEANINGFUL IMPACT ON THE CULTURE AND ECONOMY OF THE 

PALMETTO STATE. 



H 3390 General Bill, By Sottile, Knight, Bowen, Crosby, Daning, Gilliard, 

Hiott, Stavrinakis, Allison, Anderson, Barfield, Bowers, R.L. Brown, 

Clemmons, Goldfinch, Hardwick, Harrell, Herbkersman, Hixon, Lucas, 

Mack, Merrill, Owens, Spires and Weeks 



BY ADDING ARTICLE 6 TO CHAPTER 1, TITLE 6, SO AS TO ENACT THE 

BEACH PRESERVATION ACT , TO ALLOW A QUALIFIED COASTAL 

MUNICIPALITY TO IMPOSE A FEE NOT TO EXCEED ONE PERCENT ON 

THE GROSS PROCEEDS DERIVED FROM THE RENTAL OR CHARGES 

FOR ACCOMMODATIONS FURNISHED TO TRANSIENTS SUBJECT TO 

THE MUNICIPALITY S LOCAL ACCOMMODATIONS TAX, TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE MUNICIPALITY MAY IMPOSE THE FEE BY ORDINANCE 

ADOPTED BY A POSITIVE MAJORITY VOTE, TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

FEE IS IN ADDITION TO ALL OTHER LOCAL ACCOMMODATIONS 

TAXES IMPOSED AND MUST NOT BE DEEMED CUMULATIVE TO 

OTHER LOCAL ACCOMMODATIONS TAXES IMPOSED BY THE MUNIC-


IPALITY, TO PROVIDE USES FOR WHICH THE FEE REVENUE MUST BE 

APPLIED, TO PROVIDE FOR REPORTING AND FOR REMITTANCE OF 

THESE FEES, AND TO PROVIDE DEFINITIONS. 



H 3391 General Bill, By Hardwick, Cobb-Hunter, Knight, Southard, 

Chumley, Erickson, Crosby, Barfield, V.S. Moss, Allison, Dillard, M.S. 

McLeod, Huggins, Parks, Mitchell, Munnerlyn, Funderburk, Tallon, Thayer 

and Clemmons 



BY ADDING SECTION 16-3-2100 SO AS TO REQUIRE THE POSTING OF 

INFORMATION REGARDING THE NATIONAL HUMAN TRAFFICKING 

RESOURCE CENTER HOTLINE IN CERTAIN BUSINESS ESTABLISH- 

MENTS, PROVIDE THE LANGUAGE FOR THE POSTING, AND PROVIDE 

A PENALTY FOR FAILURE TO POST. 



05/14/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Clemmons 

H 3392 General Bill, By Taylor and Wells 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE ILL-TREATMENT OF ANI- 

MALS, SO AS TO RESTRUCTURE THE STATUTE AND PROVIDE GRADU- 

ATED PENALTIES FOR THE VARIOUS LEVELS OF ILL-TREATMENT OF 

ANIMALS. 



01/23/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Wells 



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 

OF SOUTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY, SO AS TO END THE TERMS 

OF THE ELECTED MEMBERS OF THE BOARD, TO PROVIDE THAT IN 

2013 THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL ELECT PERSONS TO SERVE ON 

ALL ELECTED BOARD SEATS, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE TERMS OF 

THESE PERSONS AND THEIR SUCCESSORS. 



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TIVES UPON THE DEATH OF RON NACHMAN, FOUNDER AND MAYOR 

OF THE CITY OF ARIEL, ISRAEL, AND TO EXTEND THE DEEPEST SYM- 

PATHY TO HIS FAMILY AND MANY FRIENDS. 


188 

H 3395 Concurrent Resolution, By V.S. Moss, D.C. Moss, Alexander, Allison, 










McLeod, Merrill, Mitchell, Munnerlyn, Murphy, Nanney, Neal, Newton, 







A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO REQUEST THE DEPARTMENT OF 

TRANSPORTATION NAME THE BRIDGE IN CHEROKEE COUNTY THAT 

CROSSES THE NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILWAY TRACKS ALONG 

UNITED STATES HIGHWAY 29 THE EDNA H. HAMRICK MEMORIAL 

BRIDGE AND ERECT APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS AT THIS 

BRIDGE THAT CONTAIN THE WORDS EDNA H. HAMRICK MEMORIAL 

BRIDGE . 



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OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PAYMENTS THAT MAY BE MADE TO A 

MAGISTRATE, MUNICIPAL JUDGE, JAIL, OR DETENTION CENTER TO 

SECURE THE RELEASE OF A PERSON, SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

IMMEDIATE RELEASE OF A PERSON WHOSE BOND HAS BEEN SET BY 

A MAGISTRATE OR MUNICIPAL JUDGE UPON POSTING THE AMOUNT 

WITH THE JAIL OR DETENTION CENTER. 





CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DUTIES OF A DEMOLISHER, A 

METALS RECYCLER, AND A PERSON WHO DISPOSES OF A VEHICLE 

TO A DEMOLISHER OR METALS RECYCLER, SO AS TO REVISE THE 

PROVISION THAT ESTABLISHES THE CONDITION OF A VEHICLE THAT 

MAY BE DISPOSED TO A DEMOLISHER, OR SECONDARY METALS 

RECYCLER WITHOUT TITLE CERTIFICATE, MAGISTRATE S ORDER OF 

SALE, OR SHERIFF S DISPOSAL AUTHORITY CERTIFICATE. 



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H 3398 General Bill, By Bales and Weeks 



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE SOLICITATION OF


CHARITABLE FUNDS AND THE REQUIREMENT THAT CHARITABLE 

ORGANIZATIONS WHICH SOLICIT FUNDS PAY A FILING FEE TO THE 

SECRETARY OF STATE, SO AS TO EXEMPT CERTAIN PUBLIC SCHOOLS 

FROM THE PAYMENT OF THIS FEE. 




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H 3399 Joint Resolution, By Huggins, Kennedy and Quinn 


A JOINT RESOLUTION TO NULLIFY IN SOUTH CAROLINA ANY PRESI- 

DENTIAL EXECUTIVE ORDER RESTRICTING, ABRIDGING, OR OTHER- 

WISE INFRINGING UPON A CITIZEN S SECOND AMENDMENT RIGHT 

TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS. 



H 3400 General Bill, By Merrill, Cobb-Hunter, Barfield and W.J. McLeod 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO EVALUATION OF THE SUCCESS AND 

EFFECTIVENESS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA FAMILY INDEPENDENCE 

ACT OF 1995, SO AS TO REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SER- 

VICES TO REPORT ANNUALLY CERTAIN DATA TO THE GENERAL 

ASSEMBLY; BY ADDING SECTION 2-15-64 SO AS TO REQUIRE THE 

LEGISLATIVE AUDIT COUNCIL TO AUDIT EVERY THREE YEARS A 

PROGRAM OF THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES TO BE DETER- 

MINED IN CONSULTATION WITH THE HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE 

AND SENATE GENERAL COMMITTEE AND TO AUTHORIZE THE LEGIS- 

LATIVE AUDIT COUNCIL TO SEEK REIMBURSEMENT OF AUDIT 

COSTS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES UNDER CER- 

TAIN CIRCUMSTANCES; AND TO MAKE TECHNICAL CHANGES. 




H 3401 Resolution, By Long, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 








Huggins, Jefferson, Kennedy, King, Knight, Limehouse, Loftis, Lowe, Lucas, 









A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE DAVID MCDONALD, 

PRINCIPAL OF INDIAN LAND MIDDLE SCHOOL IN LANCASTER 

COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, ON BEING NAMED 2012 SOUTH CARO- 

LINA MIDDLE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL OF THE YEAR BY THE SOUTH CAR- 

OLINA ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS. 


H 3402 Resolution, By G.M. Smith, Weeks, G.A. Brown, Ridgeway, Neal, 

Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, Bales, Ballentine, 

Bannister, Barfield, Bedingfield, Bernstein, Bingham, Bowen, Bowers, 

Branham, Brannon, R.L. Brown, Chumley, Clemmons, Clyburn, Cobb- 

189 

Hunter, Cole, H.A. Crawford, K.R. Crawford, Crosby, Daning, Delleney, 

Dillard, Douglas, Edge, Erickson, Felder, Finlay, Forrester, Funderburk, 

Gagnon, Gambrell, George, Gilliard, Goldfinch, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, 

Hardwick, Harrell, Hart, Hayes, Henderson, Herbkersman, Hiott, Hixon, 

Hodges, Horne, Hosey, Howard, Huggins, Jefferson, Kennedy, King, Knight, 

Limehouse, Loftis, Long, Lowe, Lucas, Mack, McCoy, McEachern, M.S. 

McLeod, W.J. McLeod, Merrill, Mitchell, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Munnerlyn, 

Murphy, Nanney, Newton, Norman, Ott, Owens, Parks, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, 

Powers Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, Riley, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, 

Rutherford, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, Simrill, Skelton, G.R. Smith, J.E. 

Smith, J.R. Smith, Sottile, Southard, Spires, Stavrinakis, Stringer, Tallon, 

Taylor, Thayer, Toole, Vick, Wells, Whipper, White, Whitmire, Williams, 


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DR. WILLIAM T. 

PAINTER FOR FORTY-FIVE YEARS AS AN OUTSTANDING EDUCATOR 

AND FOR TWENTY-EIGHT YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE TO THE CITY 

OF SUMTER, AND TO WISH HIM CONTINUED SUCCESS AND HAPPI- 



H 3403 Resolution, By Gilliard, Whipper, Anderson, Hodges, Jefferson, 

Mack, Alexander, Allison, Anthony, Atwater, Bales, Ballentine, Bannister, 

Barfield, Bedingfield, Bernstein, Bingham, Bowen, Bowers, Branham, 

Brannon, G.A. Brown, R.L. Brown, Chumley, Clemmons, Clyburn, Cobb- 



Gagnon, Gambrell, George, Goldfinch, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, 


Horne, Hosey, Howard, Huggins, Kennedy, King, Knight, Limehouse, Loftis, 

Long, Lowe, Lucas, McCoy, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, W.J. McLeod, 

Merrill, Mitchell, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Munnerlyn, Murphy, Nanney, Neal, 





Taylor, Thayer, Toole, Vick, Weeks, Wells, White, Whitmire, Williams, Willis 

and Wood 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR THE REVEREND DR. WILLIAM 

SWINTON, JR., PASTOR OF EBENEZER AME CHURCH IN CHARLESTON, 

FOR HIS MANY YEARS OF GOSPEL MINISTRY AND TO WISH HIM GOD 

S RICHEST BLESSINGS AS HE CONTINUES TO SERVE THE LORD. 


H 3404 Concurrent Resolution, By Govan, Cobb-Hunter, Hosey, Ott, 



Branham, Brannon, G.A. Brown, R.L. Brown, Chumley, Clemmons, 

Clyburn, Cole, H.A. Crawford, K.R. Crawford, Crosby, Daning, Delleney, 


Gagnon, Gambrell, George, Gilliard, Goldfinch, Hamilton, Hardee, 


Hodges, Horne, Howard, Huggins, Jefferson, Kennedy, King, Knight, 



Murphy, Nanney, Neal, Newton, Norman, Owens, Parks, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, 



Smith, G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R. Smith, Sottile, Southard, Spires, 

Stavrinakis, Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, Toole, Vick, Weeks, Wells, 

Whipper, White, Whitmire, Williams, Willis and Wood 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DON 

TRIBBLE, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE ORANGEBURG COUNTY 

COMMUNITY OF CHARACTER PROGRAM, AND BERNICE TRIBBLE, 

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF DOWNTOWN ORANGEBURG REVITALIZA- 

TION ASSOCIATION, UPON THE OCCASION OF THEIR RETIREMENT 

AFTER MANY YEARS OF COMBINED SERVICE ENHANCING THE ECO- 

NOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF ORANGEBURG, AND TO WISH THEM CON-


TINUED SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN ALL THEIR FUTURE 

ENDEAVORS. 



H 3405 Concurrent Resolution, By Hardee, Anderson, Barfield, Clemmons, 

H.A. Crawford, Edge, George, Hardwick, Hayes and Ryhal 


OF TRANSPORTATION NAME STATE ROAD S-26-668 IN HORRY 

COUNTY BRANDON OLIVER STEVENS MEMORIAL HIGHWAY AND 

ERECT APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS ALONG THIS ROAD THAT 

CONTAIN THE WORDS BRANDON OLIVER STEVENS MEMORIAL 

HIGHWAY . 



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H 3406 Joint Resolution, By Bernstein 




RELATING TO PUNISHMENT OF MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEM- 

BLY, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE SUPERVISION OF ETHICAL CON- 

DUCT BY MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, INCLUDING THE 

AUTHORITY TO DISCIPLINE MEMBERS, IS VESTED IN THE STATE 

AGENCY CHARGED BY LAW WITH INVESTIGATING, ENFORCING, AND 

ADJUDICATING ALLEGATIONS OF ETHICAL MISCONDUCT. 



H 3407 General Bill, By Bernstein 

Similar (S 0013, S 0347) 


BY ADDING SECTION 8-13-1339 SO AS TO PROHIBIT A POLITICAL 

ACTION COMMITTEE ORGANIZED BY OR ON BEHALF OF A STATE- 

WIDE CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICER, A MEMBER OF THE GENERAL 

ASSEMBLY, AND CERTAIN GUBERNATORIAL APPOINTEES; TO 

AMEND SECTION 8-13-100, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE DEFINI- 

TIONS APPLICABLE TO THE GENERAL PROVISIONS OF THE ETHICS, 

GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY, AND CAMPAIGN REFORM ACT, SO 

AS TO ELIMINATE THE DEFINITION OF APPROPRIATE SUPERVISORY 

OFFICE ; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-320, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

THE DUTIES AND POWERS OF THE STATE ETHICS COMMISSION, SO 

AS TO INCLUDE THE MEMBERS, STAFF, AND CANDIDATES FOR THE 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF THE STATE ETH- 

ICS COMMISSION; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-755, RELATING TO THE 

RESTRICTIONS ON FORMER PUBLIC OFFICIALS, MEMBERS, OR 

EMPLOYEES SERVING AS A LOBBYIST OR ACCEPTING EMPLOYMENT 

IN A FIELD OF FORMER SERVICE, SO AS INCREASE THE DURATIONAL 

LIMITATION FROM ONE TO FIVE YEARS; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13- 

1120, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE CONTENTS OF A PERSON S 

STATEMENT OF ECONOMIC INTERESTS, SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR CER- 

TAIN OTHER DISCLOSURES WHICH MUST BE MADE BY A FILER ON 

HIS STATEMENT OF ECONOMIC INTERESTS; TO AMEND SECTION 8- 

13-1300, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE DEFINITIONS APPLICABLE 

TO THE CAMPAIGN PRACTICES PROVISIONS OF THE ETHICS, GOV- 

ERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY, AND CAMPAIGN REFORM ACT, SO AS 

TO ELIMINATE THE DEFINITION OF APPROPRIATE SUPERVISORY 

OFFICE ; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-1308, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

THE FILING OF CERTIFIED CAMPAIGN REPORTS BY CANDIDATES 

190 

AND COMMITTEES, SO AS TO REQUIRE THE SUBMISSION OF 

RECEIPTS FOR ALL CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES REQUIRED TO BE DIS- 

CLOSED ON A CERTIFIED CAMPAIGN REPORT, AND TO REQUIRE CAN- 

DIDATES FOR STATEWIDE OFFICE OR FOR THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 

TO REPORT CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED DURING THE 

MONTH OF OCTOBER ONLINE WITHIN FIVE DAYS AFTER RECEIPT; 

AND TO REPEAL SECTIONS 8-13-530, 8-13-540, AND 8-13-550 ALL 

RELATING TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND SENATE ETH- 

ICS COMMITTEES. 



H 3408 General Bill, By Sandifer 

Similar (S 0274, H 3568) 








OF THE STATUTES. 



H 3409 General Bill, By Sandifer and Bales 


BY ADDING SECTION 40-59-25 SO AS TO PROHIBIT CERTAIN ACTS BY 

RESIDENTIAL BUILDERS OR CONTRACTORS RELATING TO ROOFING 

SYSTEMS; AND TO AMEND SECTION 40-59-110, RELATING TO REVO- 

CATION, SUSPENSION, OR RESTRICTION OF THE LICENSE BY THE 

RESIDENTIAL HOME BUILDERS COMMISSION, SO AS TO PROVIDE A 

CONFORMING CHANGE. 



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Industry SJ-4 





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H 3410 General Bill, By Forrester, Allison, Loftis, V.S. Moss, Cole, Tallon, 

Mitchell, Cobb-Hunter and Whipper 


BY ADDING ARTICLE 13 TO CHAPTER 1, TITLE 13 SO AS TO TRANSFER 

THE REGIONAL EDUCATION CENTERS ESTABLISHED BY THE EDUCA- 

TION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COORDINATING COUNCIL TO 

THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE; TO AMEND SECTION 59-59-170, 

RELATING TO THE EDUCATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 

COORDINATING COUNCIL, AND SECTION 59-59-190, RELATING TO 

ASSISTANCE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND WORK- 

FORCE, THE BOARD FOR TECHNICAL AND COMPREHENSIVE EDUCA-


TION, AND THE COMMISSION ON HIGHER EDUCATION SHALL 

PROVIDE THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION WITH RESPECT TO CER- 

TAIN PROGRAMS UNDER THE SOUTH CAROLINA EDUCATION AND 

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ACT, SO AS TO MAKE CONFORMING 

CHANGES; AND TO REPEAL SECTION 59-59-180 RELATING TO 

REGIONAL EDUCATION CENTERS. 




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Whipper 








05/13/13 Senate Committed to Committee on Labor, Commerce and Industry 

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Labor, Commerce and Industry SJ-9 


H 3411 General Bill, By R.L. Brown, G.A. Brown, Cobb-Hunter, Mitchell, 

Neal, Weeks, Whipper, Williams and Gilliard 


LINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DEFINITION OF HAIR BRAIDING 

ASSOCIATED WITH THE LICENSURE AND REGULATION OF BARBERS, 

SO AS TO PERMIT THE USE OF HAIR EXTENSIONS IN HAIR BRAIDING, 

EXCEPT IN PUBLIC PLACES. 












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H 3412 General Bill, By Harrell, Lucas, Clemmons, Herbkersman, Loftis, 

Barfield, Huggins, Bowen, K.R. Crawford, Allison, Merrill, Ballentine, 

McCoy, Wood, Erickson, Putnam, Bannister, Branham, Taylor, Limehouse, 

Southard, Atwater, Bingham, Brannon, Chumley, Cole, Crosby, Daning, 

Delleney, Gagnon, Gambrell, Goldfinch, Henderson, Hiott, Hixon, Kennedy, 

Lowe, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Murphy, Newton, Owens, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, 

Rivers, Ryhal, Sandifer, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, J.R. Smith, Sottile, Spires, 

Stringer, Tallon, Thayer, Toole, White, Whitmire, Willis, Hardwick, Quinn, 

Hamilton, Forrester and Edge 


BY ADDING SECTION 12-36-2647 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE SALES, 

USE, AND CASUAL EXCISE TAX REVENUES IN A FISCAL YEAR FROM 

THE SALE, USE, OR TITLING OF A VEHICLE REQUIRED TO BE REGIS- 

TERED AND LICENSED BY THE SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF 

MOTOR VEHICLES MUST BE CREDITED TO THE STATE NON-FEDERAL 

AID HIGHWAY FUND, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE USE OF THESE REV- 

ENUES. 



191 


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02/21/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). White, Cobb-Hunter, Ott, JR 

Smith, McEachern, WJ McLeod, RL Brown, Jefferson, 

Sabb, Crosby, Pitts, Williams, Anderson, Whipper, Nanney, 

Henderson, Stringer, Clemmons, Bedingfield, GR 

Smith, VS Moss, Loftis, Douglas, Bales, JE Smith HJ-26 


Quinn, Hamilton 

02/27/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Forrester, 

Edge 









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H 3413 General Bill, By Bales 



OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES TO PROVIDE MEDICAID COVER- 

AGE TO CERTAIN INDIVIDUALS FROM JANUARY 1, 2014 THROUGH 

DECEMBER 31, 2016. 



H 3414 Concurrent Resolution, By Govan, Cobb-Hunter, Hosey, Ott, 




















UPON THE DEATH OF MRS. JULIE ETTA WASHINGTON NANCE OF 

ORANGEBURG AND TO EXTEND THE DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HER 

FAMILY AND MANY FRIENDS. 



H 3415 General Bill, By K.R. Crawford, Bedingfield, Atwater, Loftis, 

Henderson, Nanney, G.R. Smith and Putnam 

Similar (S 0395, H 3514) 


TO ENACT THE FREEDOM FROM UNWARRANTED SURVEILLANCE 

ACT BY ADDING SECTION 17-13-180 SO AS TO DEFINE NECESSARY 

TERMS, TO PROHIBIT THE USE OF DRONES BY A LAW ENFORCEMENT 

AGENCY TO GATHER EVIDENCE OR OTHER INFORMATION WITHOUT 

A SEARCH WARRANT, TO PROVIDE EXCEPTIONS TO THE PROHIBI- 

TION, TO ALLOW AN AGGRIEVED PARTY TO BRING A CIVIL ACTION 

AGAINST A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY FOR A VIOLATION, AND


TO PROVIDE EVIDENCE OR INFORMATION OBTAINED IN VIOLATION 

OF THE STATUTE CANNOT BE USED IN A CRIMINAL PROSECUTION IN 

THIS STATE. 




H 3416 General Bill, By Putnam, Pitts, H.A. Crawford, Kennedy, Southard, 

McCoy, Allison, Loftis, Gambrell, G.R. Smith, J.R. Smith, Taylor, Rivers, 

Erickson, Hamilton, Hardee, Toole, Hiott, Limehouse, Bannister, Bowen, 

Chumley, Clemmons, Crosby, Daning, Forrester, Gagnon, Goldfinch, 

Hardwick, Herbkersman, Hixon, Long, Lowe, Lucas, Merrill, D.C. Moss, 

V.S. Moss, Murphy, Nanney, Newton, Owens, Pope, Riley, Sandifer, Simrill, 

Sottile, Spires, Stringer, Thayer, Wells, White, Whitmire, Willis and Wood 



THAT A HEALTH CARE PROVIDER MUST NOT INQUIRE OF A PATIENT 

ABOUT THE PATIENT S FIREARM OWNERSHIP OR FIREARM POSSES- 

SION AND TO PROVIDE EXCEPTIONS WHEN TREATING A PATIENT 

WITH A GUNSHOT WOUND, AN INJURY RELATED TO FIREARM USE, 

TREATING A PATIENT FOR A MENTAL HEALTH OR PSYCHIATRIC DIS- 

ORDER, OR IF REQUIRED TO REPORT ADULT ABUSE AND NEGLECT 

OR CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT AND FIREARM OWNERSHIP OR POS- 

SESSION IS INTEGRAL TO THE INFORMATION TO BE REPORTED. 



03/05/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Huggins 

03/19/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Cole, Tallon 

04/10/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Felder 

H 3417 General Bill, By Horne, Sottile, G.M. Smith, Weeks, Merrill and 

Hamilton 



BY ADDING CHAPTER 85 TO TITLE 40 SO AS TO ENACT THE REGIS- 

TERED INTERIOR DESIGNER PRACTICE ACT , TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

APPLICABILITY AND PURPOSE OF THE CHAPTER, TO DEFINE NECES- 

SARY TERMS, TO CREATE THE SOUTH CAROLINA REGISTERED INTE- 

RIOR DESIGNERS BOARD, TO PROVIDE FOR THE COMPOSITION, 

TERMS, DUTIES, AND POWERS OF THE BOARD, TO PROVIDE 

REQUIREMENTS FOR REGISTRATION AND RENEWAL OF REGISTRA- 

TION OF A REGISTERED INTERIOR DESIGNER, TO PROVIDE CONTINU- 

ING EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS, TO PROVIDE EXCLUSIONS, AND 

TO REQUIRE THE OBTAINING AND USE OF A SEAL. 



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01/30/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Sottile 



02/07/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Merrill 

02/26/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Hamilton 

H 3418 Resolution, By Allison, Alexander, Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, 

Bales, Ballentine, Bannister, Barfield, Bedingfield, Bernstein, Bingham, 

Bowen, Bowers, Branham, Brannon, G.A. Brown, R.L. Brown, Chumley, 

Clemmons, Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, H.A. Crawford, K.R. Crawford, 










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A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE THE IMPORTANCE OF BEACH 

MUSIC TO THE CITIZENS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND THE ENJOY- 

MENT AND ENTERTAINMENT IT PROVIDES, AND TO PROCLAIM 

APRIL 24, 2013, AS BEACH MUSIC DAY IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 


H 3419 Resolution, By Felder 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DAVID HUD- 

SPETH, FORT MILL TOWN MANAGER, UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS 

RETIREMENT AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO 

THE TOWN OF FORT MILL, AND TO WISH HIM CONTINUED SUCCESS 

AND FULFILLMENT IN ALL HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 


H 3420 Resolution, By Bernstein, J.E. Smith, Finlay, Alexander, Allison, 


Bedingfield, Bingham, Bowen, Bowers, Branham, Brannon, G.A. Brown, 

R.L. Brown, Chumley, Clemmons, Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, H.A. 


Edge, Erickson, Felder, Forrester, Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, George, 

Gilliard, Goldfinch, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, Hardwick, Harrell, Hart, 








Smith, G.R. Smith, J.R. Smith, Sottile, Southard, Spires, Stavrinakis, 

Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, Toole, Vick, Weeks, Wells, Whipper, White, 


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE GERRY SUE AND NOR- 

MAN J. ARNOLD OF RICHLAND COUNTY, UPON THE OCCASION OF 

THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY, AND TO EXTEND BEST 

WISHES FOR MANY MORE YEARS OF BLESSING AND FULFILLMENT. 


H 3421 Concurrent Resolution, By G.A. Brown 



HIGHWAY 527 IN LEE COUNTY FROM MOUNT PLEASANT HIGH 

SCHOOL TO ITS INTERSECTION WITH UNITED STATES HIGHWAY 76 

ISAAC C. JOE HIGHWAY AND ERECT APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR 

SIGNS ALONG THIS HIGHWAY THAT CONTAIN THE WORDS ISAAC C. 

JOE HIGHWAY . 



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H 3422 General Bill, By Lucas, Delleney and Harrell 






REVISE THE DEFINITIONS OF CERTAIN TERMS; TO AMEND SECTION


8-13-700, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE USE OF ONE S OFFICIAL 

POSITION FOR FINANCIAL GAIN AND THE DISCLOSURE OF POTEN- 

TIAL CONFLICTS OF INTEREST, SO AS TO REVISE THE DISCLOSURE 

PROVISIONS FOR MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND TO 

REQUIRE THAT THE WRITTEN DISCLOSURE STATEMENT DESCRIBE 

THE SPECIFIC NATURE OF THE POTENTIAL CONFLICT; TO AMEND 

SECTION 8-13-1120, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE CONTENTS OF A 

PERSON S STATEMENT OF ECONOMIC INTERESTS, SO AS TO PROVIDE 


FILER ON HIS STATEMENT OF ECONOMIC INTERESTS; TO AMEND 

SECTION 8-13-1300, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS APPLI- 

CABLE TO THE CAMPAIGN PRACTICES PROVISIONS OF THE ETHICS, 

GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY, AND CAMPAIGN REFORM ACT, SO 

AS TO REVISE THE DEFINITIONS OF CERTAIN TERMS; TO AMEND 

SECTION 8-13-1314, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO CAMPAIGN CONTRI- 

BUTION LIMITS AND RESTRICTIONS, SO AS TO PROHIBIT CONTRIBU- 

TIONS FROM CERTAIN NONCANDIDATE COMMITTEES; AND TO 

AMEND SECTION 8-13-1340, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO RESTRIC- 

TIONS ON CONTRIBUTIONS BY ONE CANDIDATE TO ANOTHER AND 

COMMITTEES ESTABLISHED, FINANCED, MAINTAINED, OR CON- 

TROLLED BY A CANDIDATE, SO AS TO DELETE THE CONTRIBUTION 

RESTRICTION EXCEPTION FOR CERTAIN TYPES OF COMMITTEES. 



H 3423 General Bill, By Sandifer, Toole, D.C. Moss and Bales 



BY ADDING SECTION 40-29-95 SO AS TO PROVIDE THE MANUFAC- 

TURED HOUSING BOARD SHALL ADOPT CERTAIN FINANCIAL 

RESPONSIBILITY GUIDELINES FOR ITS LICENSEES; BY ADDING SEC- 

TION 40-29-225 SO AS TO PROVIDE CONTINUING EDUCATION 

REQUIREMENTS FOR RENEWAL OF LICENSURE AS A MANUFAC- 

TURED HOME RETAIL DEALER, RETAIL SALESMAN, INSTALLER, 

CONTRACTOR, OR REPAIRER; BY ADDING SECTION 40-29-325 SO AS 

TO PROVIDE A DEALER SHALL INCLUDE HIS LICENSE NUMBER IN 

ADVERTISING, TO PROVIDE AN EXCEPTION, AND TO PROVIDE PEN- 

ALTIES FOR A VIOLATION; BY ADDING SECTION 40-29-500 SO AS TO 

PROVIDE FAILURE TO OBTAIN AN APPROPRIATE BUILDING PERMIT 

BEFORE INSTALLING A MANUFACTURED HOME CONSTITUTES A 

VIOLATION; TO AMEND SECTION 40-29-80, RELATING TO BASES FOR 

SUSPENDING, REVOKING, RESTRICTING, OR DENYING A LICENSE BY 

THE BOARD, SO AS TO INCLUDE THE AIDING OR ABETTING AN UNLI- 

CENSED ENTITY TO EVADE THE PROVISIONS OF THE CHAPTER OR TO 

ALLOW USE OF A LICENSE BY AN UNLICENSED ENTITY; TO AMEND 

SECTION 40-29-200, RELATING TO APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSURE 

AND RENEWAL, SO AS TO PROVIDE AN APPLICANT FOR LICENSURE 

AS A RETAIL DEALER SHALL GIVE THE BOARD A FINANCIAL STATE- 

MENT REVIEWED BY A CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, TO PRO- 

VIDE THE HOLDER OF A LIEN ON A MANUFACTURED HOME IS NOT 

SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THIS CHAPTER FOR THE SALE, 

EXCHANGE, OR TRANSFER BY LEASE-PURCHASE A REPOSSESSED 

MANUFACTURED HOME MADE THROUGH A LICENSED MANUFAC- 

TURED HOME RETAILER, AND TO PROVIDE A PERSON LICENSED BY 

ANOTHER BOARD OR COMMISSION IN THIS STATE MAY NOT 

INSTALL A MANUFACTURED HOME BUT MAY REPAIR, INSPECT, OR 

IMPROVE A MANUFACTURED HOME CONSISTENT WITH THE 

REQUIREMENTS OF HIS LICENSE; AND TO AMEND SECTION 40-29-230, 

RELATING TO VIOLATIONS OF SURETY BOND, CLAIM, AND RELEASE 

REQUIREMENTS FOR APPLICANTS FOR LICENSURE BY THE BOARD, 

SO AS TO INCLUDE THE INABILITY OF AN APPLICANT TO SATISFY 

REQUISITE FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY GUIDELINES AS A BASIS 

FOR INCREASING THE AMOUNT OF THE REQUIRED SURETY BOND 

OR OTHER APPROVED SECURITY. 



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H 3425 General Bill, By J.E. Smith, Loftis, Cobb-Hunter, Horne, M.S. 

McLeod, Funderburk, W.J. McLeod, Powers Norrell, Rutherford, King, 

Neal, R.L. Brown and Alexander 



SO AS TO ENACT THE ENERGY SYSTEM FREEDOM OF OWNERSHIP 

ACT BY ADDING ARTICLE 14 TO CHAPTER 52, TITLE 48 SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT A THIRD PARTY MAY SELL ELECTRICITY PRODUCED 

BY A RENEWABLE ENERGY FACILITY AS DEFINED IN THIS ACT, TO 

DEFINE CERTAIN TERMS, TO PROVIDE THAT THE SALE OF ELECTRIC- 

ITY FROM A RENEWABLE ENERGY FACILITY BY THIRD PARTIES 

DOES NOT SUBJECT THE SELLER TO REGULATION AS A PUBLIC UTIL- 

ITY, TO PROVIDE RELATED RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE STATE 

ENERGY OFFICE, TO IMPOSE CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS ON FEES 

CHARGED BY A UTILITY TO A RENEWABLE ENERGY FACILITY; AND 

TO PROVIDE THAT THE STATE ENERGY OFFICE MAY PROMULGATE 

NECESSARY REGULATIONS; AND BY ADDING SECTION 58-27-25 SO 

AS TO EXEMPT RENEWABLE ENERGY FACILITIES FROM PROVISIONS 

GOVERNING ELECTRIC UTILITIES AND ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES. 



HJ-29 


02/06/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Neal 


R.L.Brown 

02/26/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Alexander 

H 3426 (Rat # 0022) Joint Resolution, By Thayer, Bowen and Putnam 


TROL BOARD TO TRANSFER OWNERSHIP OF THE WILLIAMSTON 

NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY TO THE TOWN OF WILLIAMSTON. - ratified 

title 


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04/18/13 Ratified R 22 



H 3427 General Bill, By Nanney, Loftis, Putnam, H.A. Crawford, K.R. 

Crawford, Bowen, Erickson, McCoy, Patrick, Bingham, Chumley, 

Goldfinch, Hamilton, Henderson, Merrill, Norman, Pitts, G.R. Smith, 

Stringer and Willis 


BY ADDING SECTION 4-1-190 SO AS TO AUTHORIZE A COUNTY TO 

POST CERTAIN NOTICES REQUIRED BY LAW TO THE COUNTY S WEB- 

SITE INSTEAD OF PRINTING IT IN THE NEWSPAPER. 


HJ-29 


01/29/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Thayer, 

Tallon, Herbkersman, Newton, Allison, Wood 

01/30/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Lucas 


H 3428 General Bill, By Allison, Erickson, M.S. McLeod, J.E. Smith, Spires, 

Hiott, Owens, Whitmire, Douglas, Hamilton, Bannister, Neal, Alexander, 

Weeks, Powers Norrell, Bales, Anderson, Robinson-Simpson, Williams, 

Henderson, Sottile, Munnerlyn, Rutherford, Vick, R.L. Brown, Whipper, 

Branham, Govan, J.R. Smith, Hayes, George, Funderburk, W.J. McLeod, 

Bernstein and Felder 


BY ADDING SECTION 59-152-25 SO AS TO DEFINE TERMS CONCERN- 

ING THE FIRST STEPS TO SCHOOL READINESS INITIATIVE; BY ADD- 

ING SECTION 59-152-32 SO AS TO PROVIDE THE FIRST STEPS BOARD 

OF TRUSTEES SHALL DEVELOP A COMPREHENSIVE LONG-RANGE 

INITIATIVE AND STRATEGY FOR SCHOOL READINESS; BY ADDING 

SECTION 59-152-33 SO AS TO PROVIDE A STATEWIDE ASSESSMENT OF 

STUDENT SCHOOL READINESS; BY ADDING SECTION 63-11-1725 SO 

AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE COMPOSITION, FUNCTION, AND DUTIES OF 

THE SOUTH CAROLINA EARLY CHILDHOOD ADVISORY COUNCIL; BY 

ADDING SECTION 63-11-1735 SO AS TO PROVIDE FIRST STEPS SHALL 

ENSURE THE COMPLIANCE OF BABYNET WITH FEDERAL MAINTE- 

NANCE OF EFFORT REQUIREMENTS, AND TO DEFINE CERTAIN 

TERMS; TO AMEND SECTION 59-152-10, RELATING TO THE ESTAB- 

LISHMENT OF FIRST STEPS, SO AS TO REDESIGNATE COUNTY FIRST 

STEPS PARTNERSHIPS AS LOCAL FIRST STEPS PARTNERSHIPS; TO 

AMEND SECTION 59-152-20, RELATING TO THE PURPOSE OF FIRST 

STEPS, SO AS TO REDESIGNATE COUNTY PARTNERSHIPS AS LOCAL 

PARTNERSHIPS; TO AMEND SECTION 59-152-30, RELATING TO THE 

GOALS OF FIRST STEPS, SO AS TO RESTATE CERTAIN GOALS OF STU- 

DENT READINESS; TO AMEND SECTION 59-152-40, RELATING TO 

OVERSIGHT OF THE INITIATIVE BY THE FIRST STEPS BOARD OF 

TRUSTEES, SO AS TO REQUIRE THE BOARD ALSO BE ACCOUNTABLE 

FOR THE INITIATIVE; TO AMEND SECTION 59-152-50, RELATING TO 

THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE OFFICE OF FIRST STEPS TO SCHOOL 

READINESS, SO AS TO REVISE THE TIME FOR REQUIRED PERFOR- 

MANCE AUDITS AND TO CORRECT AN OBSOLETE REFERENCE; TO 

AMEND SECTION 59-152-60, RELATING TO FIRST STEPS PARTNER- 

SHIPS, SO AS TO REQUIRE A LOCAL PARTNERSHIP IN EACH COUNTY, 

TO PROVIDE THAT MEETINGS AND ELECTIONS OF A LOCAL PART- 

NERSHIP ARE SUBJECT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 

AND CERTAIN DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS, TO SPECIFY AND 

REVISE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE COMPOSITION OF A LOCAL PART- 

NERSHIP BOARD AND TO CORRECT AN OBSOLETE REFERENCE; TO 

AMEND SECTION 59-152-70, RELATING TO THE POWERS AND DUTIES 

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OF A LOCAL PARTNERSHIP BOARD, SO AS TO REVISE THE REQUIRE- 

MENTS CONCERNING COUNTY NEEDS ASSESSMENTS, RECORD 

KEEPING AND REPORTING, TO PROVIDE STAFFING PURSUANT TO 

LOCAL BYLAWS, AND TO PROVIDE MULTIPLE LOCAL PARTNERSHIPS 

MAY COLLABORATE TO MAXIMIZE EFFICIENT DELIVERY OF SER- 

VICES AND THE EXECUTION OF THEIR DUTIES AND POWERS; TO 

AMEND SECTION 59-152-90, RELATING TO FIRST STEPS GRANTS, SO 

AS TO ESTABLISH THE GRANTS AS LOCAL PARTNERSHIP GRANTS, 

AND TO REVISE THE PROCESS FOR OBTAINING A GRANT AND THE 

METHOD OF ALLOCATING GRANT FUNDS; TO AMEND SECTION 59- 

152-100, RELATING TO USE OF FIRST STEPS GRANT FUNDS, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THE SECTION APPLIES TO GRANTS EXPENDED BY A FIRST 

STEPS PARTNERSHIP, AND TO REVISE THE PERMISSIBLE USES OF 


USE OF GRANT FUNDS FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES, SO AS TO 

REVISE THE PURPOSE FOR WHICH FUNDS MAY BE USED AND TO 

REQUIRE PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES; TO 

AMEND SECTION 59-152-130, RELATING TO A MANDATORY MATCH- 

ING OF FUNDS BY LOCAL PARTNERSHIPS, SO AS TO REVISE THE 

MANDATORY AMOUNT, TO ENCOURAGE PRIVATE CONTRIBUTIONS 

TO HELP LOCAL PARTNERSHIPS MEET THEIR MANDATORY MATCH- 

ING REQUIREMENT, AND TO DELETE A PROVISION ALLOWING CER- 

TAIN EXPENSES TO BE INCLUDED IN DETERMINING MATCHING 

FUNDS; TO AMEND SECTION 59-152-140, RELATING TO THE PERMISSI- 

BILITY OF CARRY FORWARD FUNDS BY A LOCAL PARTNERSHIP, SEC- 

TION 59-152-150, RELATING TO ACCOUNTABILITY SYSTEMS, AND 

SECTION 59-152-160, RELATING TO PROGRESS EVALUATIONS, ALL SO 

AS TO DELETE OBSOLETE TERMS; TO AMEND SECTION 63-11-1720, 

RELATING TO THE FIRST STEPS BOARD OF TRUSTEES, SO AS TO 

REVISE THE COMPOSITION OF THE BOARD; AND TO REPEAL SEC- 

TION 59-152-80 RELATING TO FIRST STEPS GRANTS AND SECTION 59- 

152-110 RELATING TO THE USE OF FIRST STEPS LOCAL PARTNERSHIP 

GRANT FUNDS. 



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01/29/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Douglas, 

Hamilton, Bannister, Neal, Alexander, Weeks, Powers 

Norrell, Bales, Anderson, Robinson-Simpson, Williams 

01/30/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Henderson, 

Sottile, Munnerlyn, Rutherford, Vick, R.L.Brown, Whipper, 

Branham, Govan, J.R.Smith, Hayes, George 

02/06/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Funderburk 






OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE HOUSE AND SENATE 

LEGISLATIVE ETHICS COMMITTEES, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT 

UNLESS OTHERWISE PROVIDED BY THE RULES OF THE RESPECTIVE 

BODIES, THE HOUSE AND SENATE ETHICS COMMITTEES SHALL CON- 

SIST OF TEN MEMBERS SELECTED BY THEIR PARTICULAR HOUSE, 

AND TO FURTHER PROVIDE FOR THE TERMS OF MEMBERS AND THE 

OFFICERS OF THESE COMMITTEES. 


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H 3430 General Bill, By R.L. Brown and Whipper 


BY ADDING SECTION 59-150-395 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR ADDITIONAL


FUNDING FOR PUBLIC KINDERGARTEN THROUGH GRADE TWELVE 

SCHOOLS FROM PROCEEDS OF A DESIGNATED LOTTERY GAME AND 

TO NAME THE GAME THE K-12 GAME . 



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BY ADDING SECTIONS 1-7-180, 43-1-730, AND 44-6-230 SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT IN CASES OF MEDICAID ABUSE OR MEDICAID FRAUD 

REPORTED ON THE MEDICAID ABUSE OR FRAUD REPORTING 

HOTLINES, RESPECTIVELY, ADMINISTERED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF 

HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES AND THE OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY 

GENERAL, AND FOOD STAMP OR TEMPORARY AID TO NEEDY FAMI- 

LIES (TANF) ABUSE OR FRAUD REPORTED TO THE FINANCIAL 

FRAUD OR ABUSE HOTLINE OPERATED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF 

SOCIAL SERVICES, WHEN THE CALL RESULTS IN THE RECOVERY OF 

STATE SOURCE FUNDS AS A RESULT OF THE REPORT, THOSE AGEN- 

CIES SHALL ISSUE A MONETARY REWARD TO THE PERSON REPORT- 

ING IN AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO TEN PERCENT OF STATE FUNDS 

RECEIVED, NOT TO EXCEED TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IN TOTAL 

WITH RESPECT TO THE REPORT. 






BY ADDING SECTION 59-67-310 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE STATE 

SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION SHALL CREATE A PILOT PROJECT 

TO STUDY THE USE OF BIOFUEL AND OTHER ALTERNATIVE FUELS 

TO POWER THE STATE S PUBLIC SCHOOL BUSES AND MAKE ANNUAL 

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGARDING THE 

FEASIBILITY OF USING ALTERNATIVE FUELS TO POWER THE STATE S 

PUBLIC SCHOOL BUSES. 



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BY ADDING SECTION 16-17-506 SO AS TO PROVIDE IT IS ILLEGAL FOR 

A PERSON ENGAGED IN THE BUSINESS OF SELLING TOBACCO PROD- 

UCTS TO SHIP OR TRANSPORT CIGARETTES TO A PERSON IN THIS 

STATE WHO IS NOT A LAWFUL RECIPIENT, TO DEFINE A LAWFUL 

RECIPIENT, TO REQUIRE PROOF OF AGE BY A LAWFUL RECIPIENT, 

AND TO IMPOSE CIVIL PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS. 



H 3434 Concurrent Resolution, By Howard 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR KAREN 

ALEXANDER, FOUNDER AND CEO OF THE AUNTIE KAREN FOUNDA- 

TION, FOR HER SUCCESSFUL USE OF THE ARTS TO EDUCATE AND 

EMPOWER CHILDREN ACROSS THE GLOBE. 



H 3435 General Bill, By Skelton, Horne, J.E. Smith, Cobb-Hunter and K.R. 

Crawford 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS CONCERNING THE COMPRE- 

HENSIVE HEALTH EDUCATION ACT, SO AS TO AMEND EXISTING 

DEFINITIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 59-32-20, RELATING TO THE 

REQUIREMENT THAT THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION PROVIDE 

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AN INSTRUCTIONAL UNIT IN COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH EDUCATION 

TO LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS, SO AS TO REQUIRE THIS UNIT BE 

PROVIDED BIENNIALLY; TO AMEND SECTION 59-32-30, RELATING TO 

THE REQUIREMENT THAT LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS IMPLEMENT 

COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAMS, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH INSTRUCTION BE MEDICALLY ACCU- 

RATE IN ADDITION TO EXISTING REQUIREMENTS, TO CHANGE THE 

GRADE LEVELS IN WHICH THE INSTRUCTION MUST BE OFFERED, TO 

PROVIDE A DEFINITION, TO PROVIDE THAT IF A LOCAL SCHOOL 

BOARD DOES NOT REVIEW AND SELECT AN INSTRUCTIONAL UNIT 

IN COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH EDUCATION IN A CERTAIN MANNER, 

THEY MUST USE THE UNIT OFFERED BY THE STATE BOARD, AND TO 

DELETE THE REQUIREMENT THAT INSTRUCTION IN PREGNANCY 

PREVENTION EDUCATION BE PRESENTED SEPARATELY TO MALE 

AND FEMALE STUDENTS; TO AMEND SECTION 59-32-40, RELATING 

TO STAFF DEVELOPMENT, SO AS TO PROVIDE CERTIFICATION 

REQUIREMENTS FOR TEACHERS OF COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH EDU- 

CATION AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND PREGNANCY PREVEN- 

TION INSTRUCTION; AND TO AMEND SECTION 59-32-60, RELATING TO 

THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION REPORT 

COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE ACT, SO AS TO REQUIRE 

EACH DISTRICT REPORT ITS COMPLIANCE IN A CERTAIN MANNER 

AND THAT THE DEPARTMENT SHALL COMPILE AND PROVIDE A SUM- 

MARY OF THESE REPORTS TO SPECIFIC RECIPIENTS. 



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03/06/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Cobb-Hunter 

04/24/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: K.R.Crawford 

H 3436 General Bill, By Wood, Pitts, Loftis, Chumley, H.A. Crawford, Riley, 

J.R. Smith, Wells, Toole, Newton, Erickson, Huggins, Kennedy, Delleney, 

Felder, Gagnon, Goldfinch, Hamilton, Henderson, Herbkersman, Hixon, 

D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Owens, Pope, Sandifer, Simrill, G.R. Smith, Spires, 

Stringer, Thayer, Allison, Clemmons, Hardee, Barfield, Ryhal and Taylor 


BY ADDING SECTION 25-1-80 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE DUTIES 

AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA UNORGANIZED 

MILITIA. 



02/07/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Allison, Clemmons, 

Hardee, Barfield, Ryhal 


H 3437 General Bill, By Toole, Harrell, Ballentine, Atwater, Hayes, 

Gambrell, K.R. Crawford, Govan, Alexander, Huggins, Anderson, Kennedy, 

Skelton, Patrick, Hardee, Erickson, W.J. McLeod, R.L. Brown, Dillard, 

Edge, George, Hamilton, Hosey, Jefferson, Long, Mitchell, D.C. Moss, Pitts, 

Powers Norrell, Ridgeway, Spires, Weeks, Whipper, Whitmire, Williams, 

V.S. Moss, Southard, Henderson, Wood, Cole, Stringer, Loftis, Quinn, 

Allison, Horne and Forrester 


BY ADDING CHAPTER 24 TO TITLE 2 SO AS TO CREATE A JOINT COM- 

MITTEE ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, TO CONDUCT A CONTINU- 

ING STUDY OF THE LAWS OF THIS STATE AFFECTING ECONOMIC 

DEVELOPMENT, TO PROVIDE THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE COMMIT- 

TEE, AND TO PROVIDE THE STAFFING OF THE COMMITTEE. 



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02/06/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: V.S.Moss, 

Southard, Henderson, Wood, Cole, Stringer, Loftis, Quinn, 

Allison, Horne




04/10/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Forrester 







04/17/13 Senate Recalled from Committee on Judiciary 

04/17/13 Senate Committed to Committee on Finance 

H 3438 Resolution, By Bedingfield, Stringer, Hamilton, Nanney, G.R. Smith 

and Bannister 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR CAROL ADAMS 

LEYES, LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT FOR THE SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSE 

OF REPRESENTATIVES, UPON THE OCCASION OF HER RETIREMENT 

AFTER MANY YEARS OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE, AND TO WISH HER 

CONTINUED SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN ALL HER FUTURE 

ENDEAVORS. 




BY ADDING SECTION 34-3-120 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT IF A PERSON 

DEPOSITS CASH IN AN AUTOMATED TELLER MACHINE, AND THE 

MONEY IS NOT CREDITED TO THE PERSON S ACCOUNT DUE TO AN 

ERROR, THE BANK MUST ISSUE THE PERSON A PROVISIONAL 

CREDIT UPON NOTIFICATION OF THE ERROR AND INVESTIGATE THE 

MATTER WITHIN THREE CALENDAR DAYS. 



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H 3440 General Bill, By J.R. Smith, Clyburn, Hixon, Taylor and Wells 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE AIKEN COUNTY VOTER REGISTRA- 

TION AND ELECTIONS COMMISSION, SO AS TO DEVOLVE 

APPOINTMENT AUTHORITY FOR THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FROM 

THE AIKEN COUNTY LEGISLATIVE DELEGATION TO THE GOVERN- 

ING BODY OF AIKEN COUNTY. 


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H 3441 General Bill, By Whipper 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE OFFENSE OF KIDNAPPING, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE A PERSON CONVICTED OF KIDNAPPING BEFORE JUNE 5, 

1991, AND SENTENCED TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT MAY PETITION THE 

COURT FOR A REDUCTION IN HIS SENTENCE TO THIRTY YEARS AND 

THE COURT, IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION, MAY REDUCE THE SENTENCE 

ACCORDINGLY. 



H 3442 Resolution, By Clemmons and Sellers 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE HONOR- 

ABLE OPHER AVIRAN, CONSUL GENERAL OF ISRAEL TO THE SOUTH- 

EASTERN UNITED STATES, FOR HIS MANY YEARS OF DEDICATED 

PUBLIC SERVICE, AND TO EXTEND TO HIM A CORDIAL WELCOME TO 

THE PALMETTO STATE. 

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H 3443 Resolution, By McCoy, Stavrinakis, Harrell, Alexander, Allison, 









Long, Lowe, Lucas, Mack, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, W.J. McLeod, 





Smith, J.R. Smith, Sottile, Southard, Spires, Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, 

Toole, Vick, Weeks, Wells, Whipper, White, Whitmire, Williams, Willis and 

Wood 



TIVES UPON THE PASSING OF THE HONORABLE DERWOOD L. 

WOODY AYDLETTE, JR., OF CHARLESTON COUNTY, AND TO EXTEND 

THEIR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HIS LARGE AND LOVING FAMILY AND 

HIS MANY FRIENDS. 


H 3444 General Bill, By Sandifer and Spires 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO IN-STATE FACILITIES DEALING WITH PRE- 

SCRIPTION DRUGS IN A CERTAIN CAPACITY, SO AS TO APPLY NOTICE 

PROVISIONS TO OUT-OF-STATE FACILITIES THAT SIMILARLY DEAL 

WITH PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, TO PROVIDE ALL SUCH FACILITIES 

PERMITTED IN THIS STATE MUST PROVIDE NOTICE OF DISCIPLINARY 

ACTION TO THE PHARMACY BOARD, TO PROVIDE AN OUT-OF-STATE 

FACILITY MUST PAY SPECIFIC EXPENSES CONCERNING AN INSPEC- 

TION OF ITS FACILITIES BY THE BOARD, AND TO PROVIDE THE 

BOARD MAY CONTRACT WITH A THIRD-PARTY TO INSPECT FACILI- 

TIES OF A LICENSEE; AND TO AMEND SECTION 40-43-89, RELATING 

TO WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR PERMITS, SO AS TO REQUIRE A 

SURETY BOND OR LETTER OF CREDIT, TO REQUIRE A CRIMINAL 

BACKGROUND CHECK OF THE APPLICANT, TO PROVIDE REQUIRE- 

MENTS FOR THE CERTIFICATION AND CONDUCT OF A DESIGNATED 

REPRESENTATIVE OF A WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR. 














H 3445 General Bill, By Govan, J.E. Smith, Mack, Mitchell and Williams 



OF SOUTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY, SO AS TO REVISE THE 

NUMBER OF BOARD MEMBERS AND THE MANNER IN WHICH THEY 

ARE ELECTED TO ACCOUNT FOR THE NEW SEVENTH CONGRESSIO- 

NAL DISTRICT, THE ELIMINATION OF THREE AT-LARGE SEATS, THE 

ADDITION OF A SEAT HELD BY AN ALUMNI OF THE UNIVERSITY 

WHO IS ELECTED BY THE SOUTH CAROLINA STATE NATIONAL


ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OR ITS SUCCESSOR, AND TO REVISE OTHER 

PROVISIONS RELATING TO TERMS OF BOARD MEMBERS. 



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H 3446 Joint Resolution, By Govan 



RELATING TO THE QUALIFICATIONS FOR OFFICERS, SO AS TO 

EXEMPT AN APPOINTED OR ELECTED PERSON SERVING ON THE 

GOVERNING BODY OF SOUTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY AND 

DELETE ARCHAIC REFERENCES. 



H 3447 General Bill, By Govan 


BY ADDING SECTION 2-20-65 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE JOINT 

LEGISLATIVE SCREENING COMMITTEE FOR NONJUDICIAL CANDI- 

DATES SHALL CREATE THREE REGIONAL ADVISORY COUNCILS CON- 

SISTING OF TEN MEMBERS EACH TO ASSIST IN THE PERFORMANCE 

OF ITS DUTIES REGARDING THE INVESTIGATION OF CANDIDATES 

FOR NONJUDICIAL OFFICES. 





BY ADDING SECTION 37-3-414 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A VIOLATION 

OF FEDERAL LAW AS TO CERTAIN CONSUMER LOAN TRANSACTIONS 

IS A VIOLATION OF STATE LAW. 





BY ADDING ARTICLE 3 TO CHAPTER 20, TITLE 37 SO AS TO ENTITLE 

THE ARTICLE SOCIAL MEDIA IDENTIFICATION FRAUD , TO CREATE 

THE OFFENSE OF UNLAWFULLY ACQUIRING AND UTILIZING A 

SOCIAL MEDIA USER S IDENTITY, TO DEFINE THE TERM SOCIAL 

MEDIA SERVICE , AND TO PROVIDE PENALTIES; AND TO REDESIG- 

NATE THE EXISTING SECTIONS OF CHAPTER 20, TITLE 37 AS ARTICLE 

1 ENTITLED IDENTITY THEFT . 



H 3450 Resolution, By Stavrinakis, Merrill, McCoy, Harrell, Whipper, 

Sottile, R.L. Brown, Gilliard and Limehouse 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO COMMEND THE HONORABLE ANNE P. 

HUTTO FOR HER COMMITTED SERVICE TO THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND THE CITIZENS OF DISTRICT 115 IN 

CHARLESTON COUNTY AS A MEMBER OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY FROM 2009 TO 2010, AND TO WISH HER FUL- 

FILLMENT AND CONTINUED SUCCESS IN ALL HER FUTURE ENDEAV- 

ORS. 


H 3451 General Bill, By Tallon, Cole, Forrester, Kennedy, Murphy, Pope, 

Rutherford and Weeks 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE OFFENSES THAT A PER- 

SON MAY BE CHARGED ON A UNIFORM TRAFFIC TICKET, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT THE OFFENSES OF SHOPLIFTING AND CRIMINAL 

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE MUST BE CHARGED ON A UNIFORM TRAFFIC 

TICKET. 


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H 3452 General Bill, By Tallon, Brannon, McCoy, Patrick, Allison, 

Bannister, Cole, Forrester and D.C. Moss 



AMENDED, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO 

THE TEMPORARY TRANSFER OR ASSIGNMENT OF A LAW ENFORCE- 

MENT OFFICER TO WORK WITHIN MULTIJURISDICTIONAL TASK 

FORCES OR IN ANY MUNICIPALITY OR COUNTY IN THIS STATE, SO AS 

TO DELETE THE TERM CONCERNED MUNICIPALITIES OR COUNTIES 

AND REPLACE IT WITH THE TERM AGENCIES , TO PROVIDE THAT 

THE WRITTEN AGREEMENTS THAT CONTAIN THE CONDITIONS AND 

TERMS OF THE EMPLOYMENT OF OFFICERS TO BE TRANSFERRED OR 

ASSIGNED MUST BE REVIEWED ANNUALLY AND WHEN ONE OF THE 

AGENCY HEADS LEAVES OFFICE, TO DELETE THE PROVISION THAT 

REQUIRES THAT A COUNTY OR MUNICIPALITY THAT SENDS AN OFFI- 

CER TO ANOTHER JURISDICTION BE REIMBURSED FOR HIS SERVICES 

BY THE COUNTY OR MUNICIPALITY TO WHICH THE OFFICER IS 

TRANSFERRED, TO PROVIDE THAT THE GOVERNING BODIES OR THE 

POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS WHEREIN EACH OF THE LAW ENFORCE- 

MENT AGENCIES ENTERING INTO AN AGREEMENT IS LOCATED 

MUST BE NOTIFIED BY ITS AGENCIES OF THE AGREEMENT S EXECU- 

TION AND TERMINATION, TO PROVIDE THAT THE NOTIFICATION 

MUST BE IN WRITING AND PROVIDE THE PERIOD IN WHICH IT MUST 

BE ACCOMPLISHED, AND TO PROVIDE THE LIMITS OF AUTHORITY A 

LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER MAY EXERCISE WHERE EXIGENT CIR- 

CUMSTANCES REQUIRE IMMEDIATE DEPLOYMENT OF A LAW 

ENFORCEMENT OFFICER. 



H 3453 (Rat # 0032) Joint Resolution, By Bingham, Allison, Anthony, Hayes 

and Atwater 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO REQUIRE LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO 

DECIDE AND NOTIFY TEACHERS OF THEIR EMPLOYMENT FOR THE 

2013-2014 SCHOOL YEAR BY MAY 5, 2013; TO PROVIDE THAT A CON- 

TINUING-CONTRACT TEACHER WHO IS BEING RECOMMENDED FOR 

FORMAL EVALUATION THE FOLLOWING SCHOOL YEAR MUST BE 

NOTIFIED IN WRITING ON OR BEFORE THE DATE THE SCHOOL DIS- 

TRICT ISSUES THE WRITTEN OFFER OF EMPLOYMENT OR REEM- 

PLOYMENT; TO REQUIRE TEACHERS WHO ARE REEMPLOYED BY 

WRITTEN NOTIFICATION TO NOTIFY THE DISTRICT BOARD OF THEIR 

ACCEPTANCE WITHIN TEN DAYS OF RECEIPT OF WRITTEN NOTIFICA- 

TION OF EMPLOYMENT; AND TO ALLOW DISTRICTS TO UNIFORMLY 

NEGOTIATE SALARIES OF CERTAIN RETIRED TEACHERS BELOW THE 

DISTRICT SALARY SCHEDULE. - ratified title



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03/19/13 House Senate amendment amended HJ-54 


03/19/13 House Returned to Senate with amendments HJ-56 



appointed Reps. Bingham, Allison, Hayes HJ-2 

04/10/13 Senate Conference committee appointed Matthews, Hayes, and 

S.Martin SJ-28 

04/24/13 Senate Conference report adopted SJ-51 


04/24/13 House Conference report received and adopted HJ-156 


04/25/13 Senate Ordered enrolled for ratification SJ-39 

05/02/13 Ratified R 32 



H 3454 General Bill, By Murphy and Tallon 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO RESTITUTION TO CRIME VICTIMS, SO 

AS TO CLARIFY THAT UNCLAIMED RESTITUTION FUNDS PROCE- 

DURES APPLY TO BUSINESSES NO LONGER IN EXISTENCE PREVI- 

OUSLY ENTITLED TO THE PAYMENT OF RESTITUTION UNDER THE 

STATUTE; AND TO AMEND SECTION 17-22-140, RELATING TO RESTI- 

TUTION PURSUANT TO THE PRETRIAL INTERVENTION PROGRAM TO 

VICTIMS, SO AS TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES. 



H 3455 General Bill, By Stavrinakis, Funderburk, Gilliard and Cobb- 

Hunter 

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BY ADDING SECTION 40-7-355 SO AS TO AUTHORIZE THE STATE 

BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS TO ISSUE MOBILE BARBERSHOP 

PERMITS, TO ESTABLISH PERMIT REQUIREMENTS, AND TO FURTHER 

PROVIDE FOR THE REGULATION OF MOBILE BARBERSHOPS. 




H 3457 Joint Resolution, By Gilliard, Whipper, R.L. Brown, Clyburn, 

Dillard, Hosey and Jefferson 





TIONS TO THIS PROHIBITION, BY ADDING A NEW PARAGRAPH SO AS 

TO PROVIDE THAT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL ENACT A GEN- 

ERAL LAW AUTHORIZING A CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION TO CON- 

DUCT A RAFFLE, AND WHICH DEFINES THE TYPE OF ORGANIZATION 

ALLOWED TO CONDUCT A RAFFLE, PROVIDES THE STANDARDS FOR 

THE CONDUCT AND MANAGEMENT OF THE RAFFLE, PROVIDES PEN- 

ALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS, AND ENSURES THE PROPER FUNCTIONING, 

HONESTY, INTEGRITY, AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES FOR WHICH THE 

RAFFLE IS CONDUCTED, AND TO PROVIDE THAT A RAFFLE CON- 

DUCTED IN CONFORMITY WITH LAWS ENACTED PURSUANT TO THIS 

PARAGRAPH IS NOT CONSIDERED A LOTTERY PROHIBITED BY THE 

CONSTITUTION. 



H 3458 Concurrent Resolution, By Hosey, Clyburn and Sellers 



WAY 278 IN ALLENDALE COUNTY FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH 

UNITED STATES HIGHWAY 301 TO FEED LOT ROAD LIEUTENANT 

WINSTON ROBINSON, JR. HIGHWAY AND ERECT APPROPRIATE 


WORDS LIEUTENANT WINSTON ROBINSON, JR. HIGHWAY . 



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H 3459 General Bill, By Sandifer, Bales, J.E. Smith and Erickson 


LINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE SOUTH CAROLINA BOARD OF 

ACCOUNTANCY, SO AS TO PROVIDE THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, 

LICENSING AND REGULATION SHALL DESIGNATE CERTAIN PERSON- 

NEL FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE BOARD, TO PROHIBIT THE 

DEPARTMENT FROM ASSIGNING OTHER WORK TO THESE PERSON- 

NEL WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE BOARD, AND TO PROVIDE THESE 

PERSONNEL MAY BE TERMINATED BY THE DIRECTOR OF A MAJOR- 

ITY OF THE BOARD; TO AMEND SECTION 40-2-30, RELATING TO THE 

PRACTICE OF ACCOUNTANCY, SO AS TO PROVIDE A CERTIFIED PUB- 

LIC ACCOUNTANT LICENSED BY THE BOARD IS EXEMPT FROM 

LICENSURE REQUIREMENTS OF PRIVATE SECURITY AND INVESTIGA- 

TION AGENCIES; AND TO AMEND SECTION 40-2-70, RELATING TO 

POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE BOARD, SO AS TO PROVIDE THE 

BOARD MAY CONDUCT PERIODIC INSPECTIONS OF LICENSEES OR 

FIRMS; AND TO AMEND SECTION 40-2-80, RELATING TO INVESTIGA- 

TIONS OF ALLEGED VIOLATIONS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THE DEPART-


MENT SHALL DIRECT THE INVESTIGATOR ASSIGNED TO THE BOARD 

TO INVESTIGATE AN ALLEGED VIOLATION TO DETERMINE THE EXIS- 

TENCE OF PROBABLE CAUSE MERITING FURTHER PROCEEDINGS. 



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H 3460 Concurrent Resolution, By Ballentine, Govan, Huggins, 

Funderburk, Bowen, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, Bales, 

Bannister, Barfield, Bedingfield, Bernstein, Bingham, Bowers, Branham, 



Dillard, Douglas, Edge, Erickson, Felder, Finlay, Forrester, Gagnon, 

Gambrell, George, Gilliard, Goldfinch, Hamilton, Hardee, Hardwick, 

Harrell, Hart, Hayes, Henderson, Herbkersman, Hiott, Hixon, Hodges, 

Horne, Hosey, Howard, Jefferson, Kennedy, King, Knight, Limehouse, 

Loftis, Long, Lowe, Lucas, Mack, McCoy, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, W.J. 









SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT COUNCILS OF SOUTH CAROLINA FOR 

THIRTY-FIVE YEARS OF FOSTERING DIRECT CIVIC ENGAGEMENT IN 

PUBLIC EDUCATION. 



H 3461 Resolution, By Barfield 


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO COMMEND AND SUPPORT THE TAIWAN S 

DEMOCRATIC SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT, ITS CLOSE RELATIONSHIP 

WITH THE UNITED STATES, AND THE NATION S MEANINGFUL PAR- 

TICIPATION IN THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION, THE INTERNA- 

TIONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION, AND THE UNITED NATIONS 

FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE, AS WELL AS 

OTHER INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS. 



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H 3462 Resolution, By G.M. Smith, Weeks, G.A. Brown, Neal, Ridgeway, 











Murphy, Nanney, Newton, Norman, Ott, Owens, Parks, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, 

Powers Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, Riley, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, 





A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JAY 

SCHWEDLER FOR HIS OUTSTANDING SERVICE AS PRESIDENT AND 

CEO OF SUMTER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND TO CONGRATU- 

LATE HIM FOR HIS SELECTION AS A WINNER OF A 40 UNDER 40 

AWARD FROM DEVELOPMENT COUNSELLORS INTERNATIONAL. 


H 3463 General Bill, By Hamilton 


BY ADDING SECTION 12-43-222 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT NO ADDI- 

TIONAL PROPERTY TAX IS DUE FOR ANY PRIOR PROPERTY TAX 

YEAR ON A PARCEL OF REAL PROPERTY BECAUSE OF AN ERRONE- 

OUS CLASSIFICATION OF THE PARCEL WHEN THAT ERROR WAS NOT 

THE RESULT OF ANY ACT OR OMISSION OF THE CURRENT OWNER OF 

THE PARCEL. 



H 3464 General Bill, By Allison, Brannon, Erickson, Bedingfield, Taylor, 

Kennedy, Clyburn, Anderson, G.A. Brown, Clemmons, H.A. Crawford, 

Douglas, Forrester, Goldfinch, Hamilton, Hardwick, Hixon, Horne, Hosey, 

Nanney, Pope, Powers Norrell, G.R. Smith, J.R. Smith, Stringer, Wood, 

Felder, Cobb-Hunter and Gilliard 



OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO EXPEDITED RELATIVE PLACEMENTS OF 

CHILDREN AT THE PROBABLE CAUSE HEARING, SO AS TO ENCOUR- 

AGE PLACEMENT OF THE CHILD WITH A GRANDPARENT OR OTHER 

RELATIVE OF THE FIRST OR SECOND DEGREE UNDER CERTAIN CIR- 

CUMSTANCES; TO SET FORTH CRITERIA FOR THE COURT TO CON- 

SIDER WHEN DECIDING WHETHER TO PLACE A CHILD WITH A 

GRANDPARENT OR OTHER RELATIVE OF THE FIRST OR SECOND 

DEGREE AT THE PROBABLE CAUSE HEARING; AND TO PROVIDE 

THAT IF THE COURT PLACES A CHILD WITH A GRANDPARENT OR 

OTHER RELATIVE OF THE FIRST OR SECOND DEGREE AT THE PROBA- 

BLE CAUSE HEARING, THE INDIVIDUAL MUST BE ADDED AS A PARTY 

TO THE ACTION FOR THE DURATION OF THE CASE OR UNTIL FUR- 

THER ORDER OF THE COURT. 





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H 3465 General Bill, By Allison, Brannon, Erickson, Bedingfield, Taylor, 

Kennedy, Clyburn, Anderson, G.A. Brown, Chumley, H.A. Crawford, 

Dillard, Forrester, Goldfinch, Hamilton, Hardwick, Henderson, Hixon, 

Horne, Hosey, Nanney, Pope, Powers Norrell, Ridgeway, Robinson-Simpson, 

Skelton, G.R. Smith, J.R. Smith, Stringer, Whipper and Wood 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE CONTENTS OF A 

PLACEMENT PLAN, SO AS TO ESTABLISH A PREFERENCE FOR THE 

PLACEMENT OF SIBLING GROUPS TOGETHER IN THE SAME OUT-OF- 

HOME PLACEMENT ABSENT GOOD CAUSE TO THE CONTRARY; TO 

AMEND SECTION 63-9-30, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS, SO AS TO ADD 

A DEFINITION FOR THE TERM SIBLINGS ; AND BY ADDING SECTION 

63-9-80 SO AS TO ESTABLISH A PREFERENCE FOR THE PLACEMENT 

OF SIBLING GROUPS TOGETHER IN THE SAME ADOPTIVE HOME, 

CREATING A REBUTTABLE PRESUMPTION THAT THESE PLACEMENTS 

ARE IN THE CHILDREN S BEST INTEREST. 



H 3466 Resolution, By White 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE THAT THE STAFF SERVING THE 

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES IS NOT REQUIRED 

TO WORK ON GOOD FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 2013. 


H 3467 Resolution, By Harrell, Rutherford, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 






Goldfinch, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, Hardwick, Hart, Hayes, Henderson, 






Ridgeway, Riley, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, 

Simrill, Skelton, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, J.R. Smith, Sottile, Southard, 

Spires, Stavrinakis, Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, Toole, Vick, Weeks, 

Wells, Whipper, White, Whitmire, Williams, Willis and Wood 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO COMMEND THE HONORABLE JAMES E. 

SMITH, JR. FOR HIS SEVENTEEN YEARS OF DISTINGUISHED MILI- 

TARY SERVICE IN THE SOUTH CAROLINA ARMY NATIONAL GUARD 

AND TO CONGRATULATE HIM UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS WELL- 

DESERVED PROMOTION TO THE RANK OF MAJOR. 


H 3468 Resolution, By Jefferson, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 





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Huggins, Kennedy, King, Knight, Limehouse, Loftis, Long, Lowe, Lucas, 









A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DR. WILLA 

ELAINE NORTON OF BERKELEY COUNTY FOR HER OUTSTANDING 

WORK AS AN EDUCATOR AND TO CONGRATULATE HER ON BEING 

NAMED 2012-2013 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL OF THE YEAR 

FOR BERKELEY COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT. 


H 3469 Resolution, By Gambrell, Bowen, Gagnon, Putnam, White, 


Bannister, Barfield, Bedingfield, Bernstein, Bingham, Bowers, Branham, 










Powers Norrell, Quinn, Ridgeway, Riley, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, 


G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R. Smith, Sottile, Southard, Spires, Stavrinakis, 

Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, Toole, Vick, Weeks, Wells, Whipper, 


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE ANDERSON 

COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR THE VALUABLE PUBLIC SERVICE IT 

RENDERS EVERY DAY, AND TO CONGRATULATE THE DEPARTMENT 

AT THE CELEBRATION OF ITS FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY. 


H 3470 Concurrent Resolution, By Ridgeway, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 












Quinn, Riley, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, Rutherford, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, 

Sellers, Simrill, Skelton, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R. Smith, 



A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR EDWARD 

R. FRYE, JR., CEO OF CLARENDON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, UPON THE 

OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT AFTER TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS OF 

OUTSTANDING SERVICE, AND TO WISH HIM CONTINUED SUCCESS 

AND HAPPINESS IN ALL HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 


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H 3471 General Bill, By Hamilton, Norman, Huggins, Ballentine and 

Henderson 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO EJECTMENT PROCEEDINGS, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE A MANNER FOR EJECTING TENANTS, TO REDUCE THE 

NUMBER OF DAYS WITHIN WHICH A TENANT MUST RESPOND TO A 

RULE TO VACATE, AND TO PROVIDE IF THE TENANT FAILS TO 

APPEAR AND SHOW CAUSE WITHIN FIVE DAYS AFTER SERVICE OF 

THE RULE THE MAGISTRATE SHALL ISSUE A WARRANT OF EJECT- 

MENT AND THE TENANT MUST BE EJECTED BY CERTAIN LAW 

ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS; TO AMEND SECTION 27-37-30, RELATING 

TO SERVICE OF THE RULE TO EVICT, SO AS TO PROVIDE THIS SER- 

VICE ONLY MAY BE MADE BY LEAVING THE RULE AFFIXED TO THE 

MOST CONSPICUOUS PART OF THE PREMISES; TO AMEND SECTION 

27-37-60, RELATING TO A TRIAL FOR AN EJECTMENT ACTION, SO AS 

TO PROVIDE A BENCH TRIAL RATHER THAN A JURY TRIAL IS AVAIL- 

ABLE TO A TENANT; TO AMEND SECTION 27-37-70, RELATING TO THE 

DESIGNATION OF PARTIES IN AN EJECTMENT ACTION, SO AS TO 

CONFORM TO THE PROVISION THAT A BENCH TRIAL RATHER THAN 

A JURY TRIAL IS AVAILABLE; TO AMEND SECTION 27-37-100, RELAT- 

ING TO THE EFFECT OF A VERDICT FOR THE PLAINTIFF, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE A MAGISTRATE IMMEDIATELY MUST ISSUE A WRIT OF 

EJECTMENT AND THE TENANT MUST BE EJECTED BY A CONSTABLE 

OR SHERIFF, AND TO PROVIDE A MANNER IN WHICH THE EJECT- 

MENT MUST BE EXECUTED; AND TO REPEAL SECTION 27-37-40 

RELATING TO THE EJECTMENT OF A TENANT FOR FAILURE TO SHOW 

CAUSE; SECTION 27-37-80 RELATING TO THE RIGHT TO A JURY TRIAL; 

AND SECTION 27-37-160 RELATING TO THE EXECUTION OF A WRIT OF 

EJECTMENT. 




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H 3473 General Bill, By Delleney, Quinn, Simrill, Pope, D.C. Moss, G.R. 

Smith, Owens, Taylor, Loftis, Putnam, H.A. Crawford, Hamilton, J.R. Smith, 

Newton, Allison, Bannister, Barfield, Bedingfield, Clemmons, Cole, 

Erickson, Felder, Finlay, Gagnon, Gambrell, Goldfinch, Hardee, Henderson, 

Herbkersman, Hiott, Hixon, Horne, Kennedy, Long, Lowe, McCoy, V.S. 

Moss, Murphy, Norman, Pitts, Sandifer, G.M. Smith, Stringer, Tallon, Toole, 

Wells, White, Whitmire, Wood and Hardwick 


BY ADDING SECTION 38-71-285 SO AS TO PROHIBIT THE STATE AND 

OTHER ENTITIES FROM ESTABLISHING, OPERATING, OR PURCHASING 

INSURANCE FROM AN AMERICAN HEALTH BENEFIT EXCHANGE AND 

TO MAKE SUCH HEALTH INSURANCE CONTRACTS VOID; BY ADDING 

SECTION 12-6-3577 SO AS TO GIVE AN INDIVIDUAL A TAX CREDIT IF 

TAXED UNDER 26 U.S.C. SECTION 5000A OF THE PATIENT PROTEC- 

TION AND AFFORDABLE CARE ACT; AND BY ADDING SECTION 1-7- 

180 SO AS TO ALLOW THE ATTORNEY GENERAL TO BRING AN 

ACTION AGAINST A PERSON OR ENTITY CAUSING HARM WHEN 

IMPLEMENTING THE PATIENT PROTECTION AND AFFORDABLE CARE 

ACT. 



03/20/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Wood, Hardwick 

H 3472 General Bill, By Owens, Harrell, Patrick, Gambrell, Taylor, Wells, 

Anthony, Mitchell, Cobb-Hunter, Allison, Pitts, Daning, Wood and Southard 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE CONVERSION OF A 

PRIVATE SCHOOL TO A CHARTER SCHOOL AND THE REQUIREMENT 

THAT THE CONVERTED PRIVATE SCHOOL NOT BE ALLOWED TO 

OPEN AS A CHARTER SCHOOL FOR A PERIOD OF TWELVE MONTHS, 

SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE PROHIBITION AGAINST THE CON- 

VERTED PRIVATE SCHOOL BEING ALLOWED TO OPEN AS A CHARTER 

SCHOOL FOR A PERIOD OF TWELVE MONTHS DOES NOT APPLY 

UNDER SPECIFIED CONDITIONS IF THE ENROLLMENT OF THE CON- 

VERTED PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR THE MOST RECENTLY COMPLETED 

SCHOOL TERM BEFORE THE DATE OF THE PROPOSED CONVERSION 

REFLECTS THE RACIAL COMPOSITION OF THE LOCAL SCHOOL DIS- 

TRICT IN WHICH THE CONVERTED PRIVATE SCHOOL IS LOCATED. 



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02/05/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Gambrell, 

Taylor, Wells, Anthony, Mitchell, Cobb-Hunter, Allison 

02/06/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Pitts, Daning 



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H 3474 General Bill, By Erickson, Owens, Newton, Patrick, Bowen, McCoy, 

Huggins, Herbkersman, Simrill, Atwater, Cole, Felder, Forrester, Gambrell, 

Henderson, Loftis, Long, Merrill, Nanney, Pope, Tallon, Thayer, White and 

Rivers 



OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE STATUTORY SCHOOL TERM, COLLE- 

GIAL PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT DAYS, AND MAKE-UP DAYS, SO 

AS TO PROVIDE A SCHOOL DISTRICT MAY USE INSTRUCTIONAL 

HOURS OR INSTRUCTIONAL DAYS TO SATISFY REQUIREMENTS FOR 

SCHOOL CALENDARS, COLLEGIAL PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 

DAYS, AND MAKE-UP DAYS, AND TO PROVIDE A DATE BEFORE 

WHICH THE OPENING DATE OF A SCHOOL MAY BEGIN UNLESS THE 

SCHOOL OPERATES ON A YEAR-ROUND MODIFIED CALENDAR. 



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H 3475 Joint Resolution, By Erickson, Newton, Patrick, Bowen, McCoy, 

Atwater, Huggins, Herbkersman, Simrill, Cole, Felder, Forrester, Gambrell,


Henderson, Loftis, Long, Merrill, Nanney, Owens, Pitts, Pope, Riley, Tallon, 

Thayer, Toole and White 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE THAT NO STATE AGENCY, 

DEPARTMENT, OR ENTITY BY REGULATION OR OTHERWISE MAY 

ADMINISTRATIVELY INCREASE OR IMPLEMENT A FEE FOR PER- 

FORMING A SERVICE OR FUNCTION, OR A CIVIL PENALTY OR FINE 

FOR FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH A REQUIREMENT OR PROVISION OF 

LAW UNDER ITS JURISDICTION WITHOUT THE SPECIFIC APPROVAL 

OF THE INCREASED OR NEW FEE, FINE, OR PENALTY BY THE GEN- 

ERAL ASSEMBLY BY CONCURRENT RESOLUTION ON A RECORDED 

ROLL CALL VOTE; TO PROVIDE THAT GENERAL APPROVAL BY THE 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY BY JOINT RESOLUTION OF A REGULATION OF 

A STATE AGENCY OR DEPARTMENT UNDER THE ADMINISTRATIVE 

PROCEDURES ACT WHEREIN A FEE, FINE, OR PENALTY INCREASE OR 

IMPOSITION IS CONTAINED DOES NOT CONSTITUTE APPROVAL 

UNDER THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION, AND IF AN 

INCREASE OR IMPLEMENTATION IS CONTAINED IN THAT JOINT RES- 

OLUTION, THE INCREASE OR IMPLEMENTATION IS NULL AND VOID; 

TO PROVIDE CERTAIN EXCEPTIONS; AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

DURATION OF THIS PROVISION. 



H 3476 General Bill, By Norman, Funderburk, Huggins, Bedingfield, 

Delleney, Felder, Hamilton, Hiott, Lucas, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Simrill, G.M. 

Smith, G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, Toole, Pitts, Finlay, W.J. McLeod, Long, 

Pope, Daning, Nanney, Spires, Wood and Allison 



11-43-170, 11-43-180, 11-43-220, 11-43-510, 11-43-520, 11-43-540, 11-43-550, 

AND 11-43-560, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING 

TO THE CREATION, DUTIES, AND FUNCTIONS OF THE TRANSPORTA- 

TION INFRASTRUCTURE BANK, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE BANK 

IS ADMINISTERED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF 

TRANSPORTATION, TO ELIMINATE ITS BOARD OF DIRECTORS, TO 

REVISE THE DEFINITION OF THE TERM QUALIFIED PROJECT , TO 

PROVIDE THAT A PROJECT MAY NOT BE DESIGNATED AS AN ELIGI- 

BLE PROJECT FOR PURPOSES OF BANK FUNDING IN ADVANCE OF 

THE CURRENT AVAILABILITY OF FUNDING FOR THE COMPLETION 

OF THAT SPECIFIC PROJECT, AND TO REVISE THE CRITERIA THAT 

MUST BE USED IN MAKING A DETERMINATION WHETHER AN ELIGI- 

BLE PROJECT IS A QUALIFIED PROJECT. 



02/05/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Pitts 

02/06/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Finlay, 

W.J.McLeod 

02/19/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Long, Pope, 

Daning, Nanney, Spires, Wood, Allison 

H 3477 General Bill, By Powers Norrell, Barfield, Bingham, Spires, 

Kennedy, Alexander, Simrill, Vick, J.R. Smith, Huggins, Anderson, 

Branham, Cobb-Hunter, Douglas, Hayes, Hixon, Hosey, Loftis, Quinn, 

Ridgeway, Robinson-Simpson, Sabb, Toole, Weeks, Whipper, Gagnon and 

Felder 


BY ADDING SECTION 39-1-100 SO AS TO PROHIBIT A SELLER FROM 

IMPOSING A SURCHARGE ON A CONSUMER WHO ELECTS TO USE A 

CREDIT CARD IN LIEU OF PAYMENT BY CASH, CHECK, OR SIMILAR 

MEANS, TO PROVIDE CLARIFICATION AND EXCEPTIONS, TO PRO- 

VIDE PENALTIES, AND TO DEFINE TERMS. 



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H 3478 General Bill, By Brannon 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO REQUIRED STANDARDS FOR HOME 

SCHOOLING PROGRAMS, SO AS TO DELETE THE BASIC SKILLS 

ASSESSMENT PROGRAM FROM THE STATEWIDE TESTING REQUIRED 

OF HOME SCHOOLED STUDENTS; TO AMEND SECTION 59-65-45, 

RELATING TO REQUIRED STANDARDS FOR HOME SCHOOLS OFFER- 

ING INSTRUCTION UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT HOME SCHOOLS, SO AS TO REQUIRE 

STUDENT PARTICIPATION IN CERTAIN STATEWIDE TESTING, TO PRO- 

VIDE THE TESTING MUST BE CONDUCTED BY A CERTIFIED SCHOOL 

DISTRICT EMPLOYEE EITHER WITH PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS IN A 

PUBLIC SCHOOL OR OPTIONALLY AT THE HOME SCHOOL OF THE 

STUDENT, TO PROVIDE A PARENT WHO OPTS FOR A HOME SCHOOL 

STUDENT TO TAKE THE STATEWIDE TEST AT HOME MUST PAY FOR 

THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE TEST, TO PROVIDE THE STATE 

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ANNUALLY MUST REPORT RESULTS 

OF THE MANDATORY ANNUAL REVIEW OF HOME SCHOOL ASSOCIA- 

TIONS TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, AND TO PROVIDE A MANDA- 

TORY REPORT OF THE ASSOCIATION MUST INCLUDE THE NAME 

RATHER THAN THE NUMBER OF EACH HOME SCHOOLED STUDENT; 

AND TO AMEND SECTION 59-65-47, RELATING TO REQUIRED STAN- 

DARDS FOR OTHER HOME SCHOOL ASSOCIATION UNDER WHICH A 

HOME SCHOOL MAY OPERATE, SO AS TO REQUIRE STUDENT PARTIC- 

IPATION IN CERTAIN STATEWIDE TESTING, TO PROVIDE THE TESTING 

MUST BE CONDUCTED BY A CERTIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 

EMPLOYEE EITHER WITH PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS IN A PUBLIC 

SCHOOL OR OPTIONALLY AT THE HOME SCHOOL OF THE STUDENT, 

TO PROVIDE A PARENT WHO OPTS FOR A HOME SCHOOL STUDENT 

TO TAKE THE STATEWIDE TEST AT HOME MUST PAY FOR THE ADMIN- 

ISTRATION OF THE TEST, TO PROVIDE THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF 

EDUCATION ANNUALLY MUST REPORT RESULTS OF THE MANDA- 

TORY ANNUAL REVIEW OF THESE HOME SCHOOL ASSOCIATIONS TO 

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. 



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02/07/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Jefferson 

02/19/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Horne 

02/20/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Anthony 


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR CHARLES R. 

RUSS WOOD, KNOWN TO HIS BROADCAST FANS AS RUSS T. FENDER, 

AND TO CONGRATULATE HIM FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF OUT- 

STANDING BROADCASTING IN THE ORANGEBURG COMMUNITY. 





TIVES UPON THE DEATH OF WILEY A. MOZINGO OF BISHOPVILLE 


MANY FRIENDS. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE CHARLES IAN RALEY OF 

LEE COUNTY FOR ACHIEVING THE ELITE RANK OF EAGLE SCOUT, 

COMMEND HIM FOR HIS HARD WORK AND DETERMINATION IN 

REACHING THIS GOAL, AND WISH HIM EVERY SUCCESS IN ALL HIS 



H 3482 Concurrent Resolution, By G.A. Brown, Clemmons, G.M. Smith and 

Weeks 

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JUNCTURE OF FOXWORTH MILL ROAD AND UNITED STATES HIGH- 

WAY 15 IN SUMTER COUNTY MOZINGO CROSSROADS AND ERECT 

APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS AT THIS INTERSECTION THAT 

CONTAIN THE WORDS MOZINGO CROSSROADS . 



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H 3483 Concurrent Resolution, By Allison, Alexander, Anderson, Anthony, 



















UPON THE DEATH OF DR. TRUMAN MICHAEL RALEY OF COLUMBIA 


MANY FRIENDS. 



H 3484 General Bill, By Sandifer, Clemmons, Erickson, Ballentine and 

Bedingfield 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE POWER OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE 

COMMISSION TO REGULATE PUBLIC UTILITIES, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT PRIOR TO THE SUBMISSION OF A REGULATION BY THE COM- 

MISSION FOR GENERAL ASSEMBLY REVIEW, THE COMMISSION 

SHALL OBTAIN A FISCAL IMPACT STATEMENT FROM THE STATE 

BUDGET OFFICE AND FILE THE STATEMENT WITH THE PROPOSED 

REGULATION. 



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03/06/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Bedingfield 








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H 3485 Resolution, By Gilliard, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 





Felder, Finlay, Forrester, Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, George, 












A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JENNIFER LOVE- 

DAY-DONOVAN OF CHARLESTON COUNTY, AND TO CONGRATULATE 

HER FOR BEING NAMED MRS. SOUTH CAROLINA AMERICA 2013. 


H 3486 Resolution, By Goldfinch, Hardwick, Hayes, Barfield, Clemmons, 

H.A. Crawford, George, Hardee and Ryhal 



TIVES, UPON THE PASSING OF DR. LOLLICE BRADFORD COURTNEY 

OF HORRY COUNTY, AND TO EXTEND THEIR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO 

HIS LARGE AND LOVING FAMILY AND MANY FRIENDS. 


H 3487 Resolution, By K.R. Crawford, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 

















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND LINWOOD 

GLEN KIRBY OF FLORENCE COUNTY FOR MORE THAN TWENTY-FIVE 

YEARS OF SERVICE IN LAW ENFORCEMENT AND TO CONGRATULATE 

HIM FOR BEING NAMED CHIEF DEPUTY OF THE FLORENCE COUNTY 

SHERIFF S OFFICE. 


H 3488 Joint Resolution, By Gambrell 



TROL BOARD TO TRANSFER OWNERSHIP OF THE BELTON NATIONAL 

GUARD ARMORY TO THE CITY OF BELTON. 


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BY ADDING CHAPTER 48 TO TITLE 40 SO AS TO ENACT THE MEDICAL 

LABORATORY PERSONNEL ACT , TO PROVIDE FOR THE REGULATION 

OF CERTAIN MEDICAL LABORATORY PERSONNEL BY THE DEPART- 

MENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION, TO CREATE A 

BOARD OF CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE UNDER THE DEPART- 

MENT, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE PURPOSE, COMPOSITION, FUNC- 

TIONS, AND DUTIES OF THE BOARD, TO PROVIDE APPLICABLE 

DEFINITIONS, TO PROVIDE LICENSURE AND CONTINUING EDUCA- 

TION REQUIREMENTS, AND TO PROVIDE DISCIPLINARY PROCE- 

DURES, AMONG OTHER THINGS. 



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H 3490 General Bill, By Sandifer, Taylor and Wells 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE EXEMPTIONS OF CER- 

TAIN ACTIVITIES FROM THE ANIMAL FIGHTING AND BAITING ACT, 

SO AS TO DELETE THE EXEMPTION OF BEAR-BAYING ; AND TO 

AMEND SECTION 50-11-430, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO BEAR HUNT- 

ING AND UNLAWFUL ACTS IN REGARD TO BEARS INCLUDING A PRO- 

VISION THAT IT IS UNLAWFUL TO POSSESS A CAPTIVE BEAR EXCEPT 

BY PERMIT ISSUED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, 

SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A CAPTIVE BEAR FOR WHICH A PERMIT 

HAS BEEN ISSUED AND WHICH UPON INFORMATION AND BELIEF OF 

THE DEPARTMENT HAS BEEN OR IS BEING USED FOR THE PURPOSE 

OF BEAR-BAYING MUST BE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY BY THE DEPART- 

MENT, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT SHALL MAKE 

EVERY EFFORT TO PLACE THESE BEARS IN A SUITABLE ENVIRON- 

MENT, INCLUDING ZOOS OR ANIMAL PARKS WITHIN OR OUTSIDE 

THIS STATE. 




02/27/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Wells 

H 3491 General Bill, By Sandifer, Clemmons, Atwater, Ott, D.C. Moss, 

Erickson, Herbkersman, Ballentine, Forrester, Sottile, Lowe, Toole, Bales, 

Weeks, Edge and Loftis 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS CONCERN- 

ING VACATION TIME SHARING PLANS, SO AS TO DEFINE AND REDE- 

FINE CERTAIN TERMS; TO AMEND SECTION 27-32-55, RELATING TO 

FEES FOR THE RESALE OF AN INTEREST IN A VACATION TIMESHARE, 

SO AS TO PROVIDE REQUIREMENTS OF A RESALE VACATION TIME- 

SHARE SERVICE PROVIDER; TO AMEND SECTION 27-32-80, RELATING 

TO THE TRANSFER OF AN INTEREST IN A VACATION TIME SHARING 

PLAN FROM A SELLER TO A THIRD PARTY, SO AS TO MAKE THE PRO- 

VISIONS APPLICABLE TO A RESALE OF THE INTEREST; AND TO 

AMEND SECTION 27-32-130, RELATING TO ENFORCEMENT AND 

IMPLEMENTATION PROVISIONS, SO AS TO MAKE THE PROVISIONS 

APPLICABLE TO A VACATION TIME SHARING ASSOCIATION. 



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02/19/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Clemmons 

02/20/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Atwater, Ott 


Erickson, Herbkersman 

02/26/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Ballentine, 

Forrester, Sottile, Lowe 


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03/07/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Bales, Weeks 


03/19/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Owens, GM Smith, Whitmire, 

Hiott, Forrester, JR Smith, Barfield, Ryhal, Anderson, 

Clemmons, Goldfinch, Loftis, Bedingfield, GR Smith, 

Hardee, Gagnon, JE Smith HJ-48 




03/20/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Edge, Loftis 





04/12/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Rankin (ch), Hembree, Johnson 


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H 3492 General Bill, By Hiott 



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO REGULATION BY COUN- 

TIES AND MUNICIPALITIES OF DOGS AND DOMESTIC PETS, SO AS TO 

REVISE THE DEFINITION OF CERTAIN TERMS CONTAINED IN THIS 

ARTICLE AND ADD ADDITIONAL TERMS THAT RELATE TO THESE 

MATTERS, TO PROVIDE THAT THE PROVISION THAT STATES NOTH- 

ING IN THIS ARTICLE MAY LIMIT THE POWER OF ANY MUNICIPALITY 

OR COUNTY TO ENACT ORDINANCES PROHIBITING CERTAIN ANI- 

MALS FROM RUNNING AT LARGE AND TO ENFORCE ADDITIONAL 

MEASURES FOR THE CONTROL OF RABIES AND THE ADOPTION OF 

ANIMAL SHELTER POLICIES IS MOVED FROM ONE SECTION TO 

ANOTHER SECTION, TO PROVIDE THAT PET OWNERS MUST BE 

GIVEN THE OPTION TO DECIDE WHO SHALL PROVIDE VETERINARY 

SERVICES TO THEIR PETS, TO REQUIRE AN ANIMAL SHELTER TO 

COUNSEL PET OWNERS TO SEEK VETERINARY SERVICES AS SOON 

AS POSSIBLE UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, TO REQUIRE A 

LICENSED VETERINARIAN TO EXAMINE AN ADOPTED PET PRIOR TO 

RELEASE FROM AN ANIMAL SHELTER OR IN THE EVENT A LICENSED 

VETERINARIAN IS NOT AVAILABLE, TO REQUIRE A PET OWNER TO 

DOCUMENT WITH AN ANIMAL SHELTER WITHIN SEVENTY-TWO 

HOURS THAT A LICENSED VETERINARIAN HAS EXAMINED HIS PET, 

TO PROVIDE THAT ANIMAL SHELTERS MAY NOT REQUIRE SERVICES 

TO BE PERFORMED NOR MAY THEY PRECHARGE FOR SERVICES OR 

CHARGE FOR SERVICES NOT RENDERED, TO REQUIRE ANIMAL SHEL- 

TERS RECEIVING GRANT FUNDS THAT INCLUDE PUBLIC MONEY TO 

ASSIST WITH STERILIZATION PROCEDURES ON ANIMALS THAT ARE 

OWNED OR IN POSSESSION, CUSTODY, OR CONTROL OF A MUNICI- 

PAL ANIMAL SHELTER OR NONPROFIT ANIMAL RESCUE TO USE 

THOSE FUNDS SOLELY FOR STERILIZATION PROCEDURES AND NO 

OTHER PURPOSES AND TO PROVIDE THAT A PORTION OF THE GRANT 

FUNDS, NOT TO EXCEED FIFTEEN PERCENT, MAY BE USED FOR 

IMMEDIATE OR EMERGENCY MEDICAL NEEDS OF ANIMALS, TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT BEFORE AN ADOPTED PET IS RELEASED FROM AN ANI- 

MAL SHELTER, IT MUST BE STERILIZED BY THE ANIMAL SHELTER 

OR THE HUMANE SOCIETY, OR THE PET OWNER MUST DOCUMENT 

THAT THE PET IS SCHEDULED FOR STERILIZATION BY A LICENSED 

VETERINARIAN, TO PROVIDE THAT, NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER 

PROVISION OF LAW TO THE CONTRARY, ALL ANIMAL SHELTERS AND 

ANIMAL SHELTER OWNERS ARE SUBJECT TO REGULATION BY THE 

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION AND THE 

BOARD OF VETERINARY MEDICAL EXAMINERS, AND PROVIDE THAT 

VETERINARIANS WHO PROVIDE SERVICES TO ANIMALS IN ANIMAL 

SHELTERS ARE REQUIRED TO KEEP CLIENT-PATIENT RECORDS, TO


PROVIDE THAT ANY ANIMAL SHELTER OR RELATED CLINIC RECEIV- 

ING OR EXPENDING PUBLIC FUNDS IS SUBJECT TO THE FREEDOM OF 

INFORMATION ACT; TO DEFINE THE TERM MOBILE VETERINARY 

PRACTICE , TO REQUIRE A MOBILE VETERINARY PRACTICE TO 

HAVE AN AFFILIATION AGREEMENT WITH A LOCAL VETERINARY 

FACILITY WITHIN TWENTY MILES OF EACH LOCATION IN WHICH A 

MOBILE VETERINARY PRACTICE LOCATES, AND TO REQUIRE CON- 

TACT INFORMATION OF THE AFFILIATED FACILITY BE POSTED AT 

THE MOBILE LOCATION AND BE GIVEN TO THE PET OWNER DOCU- 

MENTING SERVICES RENDERED; AND TO AMEND ARTICLE 8, CHAP- 

TER 3, TITLE 47, RELATING TO THE STERILIZATION OF DOGS AND 

CATS, SO AS TO DELETE THE PROVISION THAT CONTAINS CERTAIN 

TERMS AND THEIR DEFINITIONS, AND THE PROVISION THAT 

ALLOWS A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION TO ADOPT SHELTER POLICIES 

THAT ARE MORE STRINGENT THAN THE REQUIREMENTS CON- 

TAINED IN THIS ARTICLE. 




H 3493 Resolution, By Knight and Jefferson 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE IVA COLLIER KNIGHT OF 

HARLEYVILLE ON THE OCCASION OF HER ONE HUNDREDTH BIRTH- 

DAY AND TO WISH HER A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AND 

MUCH HAPPINESS IN THE DAYS AHEAD. 



H 3494 Resolution, By Patrick, Newton, Erickson, Alexander, Allison, 





Edge, Felder, Finlay, Forrester, Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, George, 






Nanney, Neal, Norman, Ott, Owens, Parks, Pitts, Pope, Powers Norrell, 




Taylor, Thayer, Toole, Vick, Weeks, Wells, Whipper, White, Whitmire, 


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE HILTON 

HEAD CHRISTIAN ACADEMY VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM, COACHES, 

AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS FOR AN OUTSTANDING SEASON AND TO 

CONGRATULATE THEM FOR WINNING THE 2012 SOUTH CAROLINA 

INDEPENDENT SCHOOL ASSOCIATION CLASS 2A STATE CHAMPION- 

SHIP TITLE. 


H 3495 Resolution, By Patrick, Newton and Erickson 


OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TO THE HIL- 

TON HEAD CHRISTIAN ACADEMY VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM OF 

BEAUFORT COUNTY WITH THE TEAM COACHES AND SCHOOL OFFI- 

CIALS, AT A DATE AND TIME TO BE DETERMINED BY THE SPEAKER, 

FOR THE PURPOSE OF BEING RECOGNIZED AND COMMENDED FOR 

CAPTURING THE 2012 SOUTH CAROLINA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL 

ASSOCIATION CLASS 2A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


H 3496 Resolution, By Mitchell, Alexander, Anderson, R.L. Brown, 

Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, Dillard, Gilliard, Govan, Hart, Hodges, Hosey, 

Howard, Jefferson, King, Mack, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, Neal, Parks, 

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Robinson-Simpson, Rutherford, Sabb, Sellers, Weeks, Whipper and 

Williams 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE HONOR- 

ABLE HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON FOR HER INTELLIGENCE, DRIVE, 

AND SUCCESS AS SECRETARY OF STATE AND TO CONGRATULATE 

HER FOR HER SERVICE MARKED BY MANY NOTEWORTHY ACCOM- 

PLISHMENTS IN THIS DISTINGUISHED OFFICE. 


H 3497 Resolution, By Mitchell, Anderson, Clyburn, Alexander, R.L. 

Brown, Cobb-Hunter, Dillard, Gilliard, Govan, Hart, Hodges, Hosey, 

Howard, Jefferson, King, Mack, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, Neal, Parks, 

Robinson-Simpson, Rutherford, Sabb, Sellers, Weeks, Whipper and 

Williams 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE PRESIDENT BARACK 

OBAMA ON HIS REELECTION TO THE PRESIDENCY OF THE UNITED 

STATES OF AMERICA. 


H 3498 General Bill, By Skelton and Brannon 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE USER FEE ON GASO- 

LINE AND DIESEL FUEL, SO AS TO INCREASE THE FEE TO TWENTY- 

SIX CENTS A GALLON, AND TO REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT TO 

ADJUST THE USER FEE TWICE A YEAR BASED ON THE CHANGE IN 

THE WHOLESALE PRICE OF MOTOR FUEL; TO AMEND SECTION 56-11- 

410, RELATING TO THE ROAD TAX, SO AS TO INCREASE THE ROAD 

TAX IN THE SAME MANNER AS THE USER FEE, AND TO CHANGE THE 

MANNER IN WHICH IT IS REFERRED; BY ADDING SECTION 12-6-3755 

SO AS TO ALLOW A REFUNDABLE INCOME TAX CREDIT FOR EACH 

VEHICLE REGISTERED TO A TAXPAYER IN THIS STATE THAT IS 

LICENSED IN THIS STATE; AND TO AMEND SECTION 12-28-2740, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE USER FEE ON 

GASOLINE AND DIESEL FUEL TO COUNTIES, SO AS TO INCREASE 

AMOUNT DISTRIBUTED TO THREE AND ONE-HALF CENTS AND TO 

ELIMINATE A NINE AND A HALF MILLION DOLLAR TRANSFER TO 

CERTAIN DONOR COUNTIES. 





OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE ELECTION OF CLERKS OF COURT, SO 

AS TO REQUIRE THE ELECTION OF CLERKS OF COURT TO BE NON- 

PARTISAN, TO PROVIDE FOR NONPARTISAN SPECIAL ELECTIONS 

WHEN A VACANCY OCCURS, AND TO PROVIDE PROCEDURES FOR 

THE NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES AND THE CONDUCT OF THE NON- 

PARTISAN ELECTIONS. 





CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE ELECTION OF PROBATE JUDGES, 

SO AS TO REQUIRE THE ELECTION OF PROBATE JUDGES TO BE NON- 

PARTISAN, TO PROVIDE FOR NONPARTISAN SPECIAL ELECTIONS 

WHEN A VACANCY OCCURS, AND TO PROVIDE PROCEDURES FOR 

THE NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES AND THE CONDUCT OF THE NON- 

PARTISAN ELECTIONS. 



H 3501 Joint Resolution, By White, Simrill, Merrill, Limehouse, J.R. Smith, 

Bingham and Pitts 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE THAT THE PROVISIONS OF SEC- 

TION 6-27-50, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING 

TO RESTRICTIONS ON AMENDING OR REPEALING PROVISIONS IN


THE STATE AID TO SUBDIVISIONS ACT ARE SUSPENDED FOR FISCAL 

YEARS 2013-2014 AND 2014-2015, AND TO PROVIDE THAT FOR THOSE 

FISCAL YEARS COUNTIES MAY TRANSFER AMONG APPROPRIATED 

STATE REVENUES AS NEEDED TO ENSURE THE DELIVERY OF SER- 

VICES. 




02/21/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). White, Cobb-Hunter, Skelton, 

Hiott, Nanney, Anderson, JR Smith, Ott, Williams, Jefferson, 

Munnerlyn, George, Hayes, Gambrell, Edge, Erickson, 

Long, Anthony, Newton, Bales, Southard, 

McEachern, Hosey, Sottile, Douglas, Funderburk, Herbkersman, 

Merrill, Daning, Bowers, Branham, RL Brown, 

Goldfinch, Ryhal, Hart, Pope, Kennedy, VS Moss, Robinson-Simpson, 

Dillard, King, Bedingfield, GR Smith HJ-26 






H 3502 General Bill, By Murphy, Vick, Goldfinch, K.R. Crawford, Harrell, 

Horne, M.S. McLeod and Owens 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE TRANSFER OF FUNDS OR PROP- 

ERTY BY THE CITADEL BOARD OF VISITORS TO A NONPROFIT ELEE- 

MOSYNARY CORPORATION ESTABLISHED BY THE BOARD, SO AS TO 

REMOVE A LIMIT ON THE AMOUNT OF FUNDS OR PROPERTY THAT 

THE BOARD MAY TRANSFER TO THE CORPORATION. 


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H 3503 General Bill, By Merrill, Cobb-Hunter and Barfield 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO JURY AREAS OF THE MAG- 

ISTRATES COURTS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT JURY AREAS FOR MAG- 

ISTRATES COURTS ARE ESTABLISHED COUNTYWIDE. 



H 3504 General Bill, By Delleney, Bedingfield, Toole, Loftis, Hamilton, 

Norman, Pitts and G.R. Smith 



THAT GOLD AND SILVER COINS MINTED FOREIGN OR DOMESTIC 

SHALL BE LEGAL TENDER IN THIS STATE, AND TO PROVIDE THAT NO 

PERSON MAY COMPEL ANOTHER PERSON TO TENDER OR ACCEPT 

GOLD OR SILVER COIN UNLESS AGREED UPON BY THE PARTIES. 




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H 3505 General Bill, By Loftis, Bannister, Harrell, J.R. Smith, Brannon, 

Huggins, Kennedy, Ballentine, Cole, Hixon, McCoy, G.R. Smith, Hamilton, 

Tallon, Henderson, Forrester, Whipper and Hodges 



GROWTH SMALL BUSINESS ACCESS TO CAPITAL ACT OF 2013 BY 

PROVIDING FOR STATE NONREFUNDABLE INCOME TAX CREDITS 

FOR QUALIFIED INVESTMENTS IN BUSINESSES MEETING CERTAIN 

CRITERIA AND PRIMARILY ENGAGED IN MANUFACTURING, PRO- 

CESSING, WAREHOUSING, WHOLESALING, SOFTWARE DEVELOP- 

MENT, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES, RESEARCH AND 

DEVELOPMENT OR OTHER NONPROHIBITED SERVICES, TO ESTAB- 

LISH THE CRITERIA AND PROCEDURES FOR THE CREDIT, TO MAKE 

THE CREDIT TRANSFERABLE, AND TO PROVIDE FOR CERTAIN 

ADJUSTED NET CAPITAL GAIN AND LOSS COMPUTATIONS FOR 

INVESTOR TAXPAYERS WHO RECOGNIZE SUCH A GAIN OR LOSS ON 

THE SALE OF CREDIT ASSETS AS DEFINED IN THIS CHAPTER. 



02/07/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Hamilton, Tallon, 

Henderson, Forrester 


Means HJ-19 


Hodges 








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H 3506 Resolution, By Jefferson, Crosby, Merrill, Rivers, Alexander, 




H.A. Crawford, K.R. Crawford, Daning, Delleney, Dillard, Douglas, Edge, 

Erickson, Felder, Finlay, Forrester, Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, George, 



Howard, Huggins, Kennedy, King, Knight, Limehouse, Loftis, Long, Lowe, 

Lucas, Mack, McCoy, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, W.J. McLeod, Mitchell, 



Ridgeway, Riley, Robinson-Simpson, Rutherford, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, 




A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND EMILY VIV- 

IAN COOPER-JONES FOR HER DEDICATION TO THE EDUCATION OF


CHILDREN IN BERKELEY COUNTY FOR MORE THAN THREE 

DECADES. 


H 3507 Resolution, By Govan, Cobb-Hunter, Hosey, Ott, Alexander, Allison, 



Brown, R.L. Brown, Chumley, Clemmons, Clyburn, Cole, H.A. Crawford, 



Goldfinch, Hamilton, Hardee, Hardwick, Harrell, Hart, Hayes, Henderson, 

Herbkersman, Hiott, Hixon, Hodges, Horne, Howard, Huggins, Jefferson, 

Kennedy, King, Knight, Limehouse, Loftis, Long, Lowe, Lucas, Mack, 

McCoy, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, W.J. McLeod, Merrill, Mitchell, D.C. 

Moss, V.S. Moss, Munnerlyn, Murphy, Nanney, Neal, Newton, Norman, 

Owens, Parks, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, 








TIVES UPON THE PASSING OF VALERIA HOWARD STALEY OF 

ORANGEBURG COUNTY AND TO EXTEND THEIR DEEPEST SYMPA- 

THY TO HER LARGE AND LOVING FAMILY AND HER MANY FRIENDS. 


H 3508 Resolution, By Gilliard, Anderson, Mack, Sottile and Whipper 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR RUTH JORDAN 

OF CHARLESTON COUNTY FOR HER OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY 

AND PUBLIC SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 


H 3509 Resolution, By Norman, Delleney, Felder, King, Long, D.C. Moss, 

V.S. Moss, Pope and Simrill 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE FORT MILL 

HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND, BAND DIRECTOR, AND SCHOOL 


THEM FOR WINNING THE CLASS AAAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 






FORT MILL HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND OF YORK COUNTY WITH 

THE BAND DIRECTOR AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS, AT A DATE AND TIME 

TO BE DETERMINED BY THE SPEAKER, FOR THE PURPOSE OF BEING 

RECOGNIZED AND COMMENDED FOR CAPTURING THE 2012 SOUTH 

CAROLINA CLASS AAAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


H 3511 General Bill, By Skelton 


BY ADDING SECTION 41-31-15 SO AS TO PROVIDE EACH PERSON 

EMPLOYED IN THIS STATE SHALL CONTRIBUTE A PORTION OF HIS 

WAGES TO THE STATE UNEMPLOYMENT TRUST FUND, TO REQUIRE 

AN EMPLOYER TO WITHHOLD THESE CONTRIBUTIONS AND TRANS- 

MIT THEM TO THE DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND WORK- 

FORCE, TO PROVIDE AN EMPLOYER SHALL MAINTAIN A SEPARATE 

RECORD OF THE CONTRIBUTION OF EACH EMPLOYEE AND REPORT 

THE AMOUNT WITHHELD TO THE EMPLOYEE AT LEAST ANNUALLY, 

TO PROVIDE THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ALLOCATE AN EMPLOYEE 

CONTRIBUTION IT RECEIVES TO THE UNEMPLOYMENT TRUST FUND 

ACCOUNT OF THE EMPLOYER TO OFFSET THE CONTRIBUTION 

REQUIRED OF THE EMPLOYER, TO PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR A VIO- 

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LATION, AND TO PROVIDE THIS SECTION DOES NOT AFFECT OR 

IMPAIR ANOTHER LAW ENABLING THE STATE TO IMPOSE AN 

EMPLOYMENT TAX OR SIMILAR TAX; AND TO AMEND SECTION 41- 

27-200, RELATING TO A RELATED DEFINITION, SO AS TO MAKE A 

CONFORMING CHANGE AND CORRECT AN OBSOLETE REFERENCE. 



H 3512 General Bill, By Quinn and J.E. Smith 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DISCOUNTS ON ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS 

OR NONALCOHOLIC ITEMS, SO AS TO ALLOW A RETAIL DEALER TO 

OFFER DISCOUNTS AT THE REGISTER THROUGH THE USE OF PREMI- 

UMS, COUPONS, OR STAMPS, SO LONG AS THE COST RELATED TO 

THE DISCOUNT IS PROVIDED ONLY BY THE RETAIL DEALER AND IS 

NOT PROHIBITED BY FEDERAL LAW; AND TO AMEND SECTION 61-6- 

1500, RELATING TO RESTRICTIONS ON RETAIL DEALERS OF CERTAIN 

ALCOHOLIC PRODUCTS, SO AS TO PROHIBIT CERTAIN TRANSAC- 

TIONS TO ANOTHER RETAIL DEALER IN CERTAIN SITUATIONS, TO 

PROHIBIT CERTAIN TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN LOCATIONS OWNED 

BY THE SAME RETAIL DEALER, AND TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL PEN- 

ALTIES. 




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LINA, 1976, RELATING TO USE OF FACILITIES, CAMPSITES, AND 

OVERNIGHT LODGING FACILITIES AT STATE PARKS AT REDUCED 

RATES BY THE AGED, BLIND, OR DISABLED, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT 

SUCH PERSONS MAY USE THESE FACILITIES AT ONE-HALF THE PRE- 

SCRIBED FEE, INCLUDING CAMPSITE FACILITIES AND OVERNIGHT 

LODGING FACILITIES IF VACANCIES EXIST, AND TO PROVIDE THAT 

DISABLED VETERANS MAY GAIN ADMISSION TO STATE PARKS WITH- 

OUT CHARGE AND MAY USE THE CAMPING FACILITIES AND OVER- 

NIGHT LODGING FACILITIES OF STATE PARKS IF VACANCIES EXIST 

WITHOUT CHARGE; AND BY ADDING SECTION 51-3-75 SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT BASED ON A REVIEW OF BUSINESS AND PERSONAL USE 

OF A PARTICULAR STATE PARK OR FACILITY BY THE DEPARTMENT 

OF PARKS, RECREATION AND TOURISM, AND THE LABOR AND 

INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS IT SUSTAINS AT THAT FACILITY, IT MAY 

ALTER THE MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THAT PARK OR FACILITY BY 

PERMITTING THE RELETTING OF CAMPSITES, CAMPING FACILITIES, 

OR OTHER AMENITIES BEFORE THE RENTAL TERM OF THE ORIGINAL 

RENTER HAS EXPIRED IF VACATED BY THE ORIGINAL RENTER 

BEFORE THE END OF THE STATED TERM, AND TO PROVIDE THE 

DEPARTMENT ALSO MAY WAIVE THE CHARGES FOR ITS REUSE AND 

FOR THE USE OF THESE AND OTHER AMENITIES. 



H 3514 General Bill, By Hamilton, Delleney, Taylor, Putnam and Loftis 

Similar (S 0395, H 3415) 



PROHIBIT THE OPERATION OF A PUBLIC UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYS- 

TEM AND THE DISCLOSURE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION ACQUIRED 

THROUGH THE OPERATION OF A PUBLIC UNMANNED AIRCRAFT


SYSTEM, TO PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE EXCEPTIONS. 






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06/05/13 House Debate adjourned until Thur., 6-613 

06/06/13 House Continued 

H 3515 General Bill, By Whipper, King and R.L. Brown 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO CIVIL ACTIONS AGAINST AN 

EMPLOYING PUBLIC BODY FOR RETALIATION AGAINST AN 

EMPLOYEE WHO REPORTS A VIOLATION OF STATE OR FEDERAL LAW 

OR REGULATION, SO AS TO CHANGE THE MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF 

ACTUAL DAMAGES AN EMPLOYEE MAY RECOVER FROM FIFTEEN 

THOUSAND DOLLARS TO THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. 



H 3516 Joint Resolution, By Whipper, Jefferson, King, Gilliard, Anderson, 

G.A. Brown, R.L. Brown, Clyburn, Dillard, Hosey, Powers Norrell, 

Robinson-Simpson, Sabb and Williams 




RELATING TO THE PROHIBITION OF PUBLIC OFFICERS GAMBLING OR 

BETTING ON GAMES OF CHANCE, SO AS TO PROVIDE AN EXCEPTION 

THAT ALLOWS PARTICIPATION IN LOTTERIES CONDUCTED BY THE 

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA BY PUBLIC OFFICERS OTHER THAN 

CERTAIN NAMED OFFICEHOLDERS. 



H 3517 General Bill, By Whipper, R.L. Brown, Alexander, Gilliard, 

Anderson, Mack and Branham 


BY ADDING SECTION 7-11-215 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A CANDIDATE 

WHO EXECUTES A CANDIDACY PLEDGE WITH A POLITICAL PARTY 

FOR PURPOSES OF OFFERING FOR ELECTION TO A PARTICULAR 

OFFICE IN THAT PARTY S PRIMARY ELECTION AND WHO IS LATER 

ELECTED TO THAT OFFICE IS REQUIRED TO RESIGN THIS OFFICE 

BEFORE HE MAY CHANGE HIS POLITICAL PARTY AFFILIATION. 








H 3519 General Bill, By Whipper, King, Wells, Anderson, Hosey and 

Williams 


BY ADDING SECTION 58-15-915 SO AS TO LIMIT THE TIME A TRAIN 

MAY BLOCK FOUR-LANE STREET INTERSECTIONS IN MUNICIPALI- 

TIES DURING CERTAIN PERIODS OF TIME. 



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H 3520 General Bill, By Whipper, Brannon, W.J. McLeod and Powers 

Norrell 


BY ADDING SECTION 63-19-1060 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A CHILD OR 

THE CHILD S PARENT OR GUARDIAN MAY NOT WAIVE THE CHILD S 

RIGHT TO COUNSEL WHEN THE FAMILY COURT PROCEEDING MAY 

RESULT IN DETENTION OR CONFINEMENT OF THE CHILD; AND TO 

AMEND SECTIONS 63-19-830 AND 63-19-1030, RELATING TO FAMILY 

COURT DETENTION HEARINGS AND PREHEARING INQUIRIES AND 

INVESTIGATIONS, RESPECTIVELY, BOTH SO AS TO DELETE PROVI- 

SIONS ALLOWING A CHILD TO WAIVE THE RIGHT TO COUNSEL 

UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES. 



H 3521 General Bill, By Finlay, Ballentine, Bannister, Delleney, Lucas, 

Norman and Simrill 



CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE LIABILITY OF MEMBERS OR 

MANAGERS OF LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANIES, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT A MEMBER OR MANAGER CANNOT BE HELD PERSONALLY LIA- 

BLE FOR A DEBT, OBLIGATION, OR LIABILITY OF THE COMPANY, 

WHETHER ARISING IN CONTRACT, TORT, OR OTHERWISE AND TO 

REMOVE FROM THE COMMENTS LANGUAGE THAT STATES THAT 

MEMBERS OR MANAGERS WOULD BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ACTS OR 

OMISSIONS TO THE EXTENT THAT THOSE ACTS OR OMISSIONS 

WOULD BE ACTIONABLE IN CONTRACT OR TORT AGAINST THE 

MEMBER OR MANAGER IF THAT PERSON WERE ACTING IN AN INDI- 

VIDUAL CAPACITY. 



H 3518 Joint Resolution, By Owens, Taylor, Daning, Simrill, Ballentine, 

Allison, Atwater, Bannister, Barfield, Bedingfield, Clyburn, Hixon, 

Limehouse, D.C. Moss, Norman, Pope, G.R. Smith, Wells and Rivers 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE THAT UNTIL JUNE 30, 2016, THE 

COMMISSION ON HIGHER EDUCATION AND THE PRESIDENTS OF 

PUBLIC COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES SHALL TAKE CERTAIN 

ACTIONS TO SUPPORT THE EFFORTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO 

ESTABLISH ACCOUNTABILITY-BASED FUNDING FOR PUBLIC COL- 

LEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. 



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H 3522 General Bill, By Stringer, Harrell, Bannister, Ballentine, Toole, G.M. 

Smith, Hardwick, Merrill, Edge, K.R. Crawford, Goldfinch, Putnam, 

Allison, Bingham, Daning, Delleney, Hamilton, Hardee, Henderson, Hiott, 

Horne, Lucas, Murphy, G.R. Smith and Sottile 



SO AS TO DELETE VARIOUS EXEMPTIONS; TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

REVENUE GENERATED BY THIS ACT MUST BE CREDITED TO THE 

GENERAL RESERVE FUND; TO REENACT THE JOINT COMMITTEE ON 

TAXATION TO PROVIDE A COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS ON THE SALES 

TAX EXEMPTIONS; AND TO REPEAL SECTION 12-36-2130 RELATING 

TO THE STATE SALES TAX. 



H 3523 Resolution, By Douglas, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 


Bingham, Bowen, Bowers, Branham, Brannon, G.A. Brown, R.L. Brown,



Crawford, Crosby, Daning, Delleney, Dillard, Edge, Erickson, Felder, Finlay, 













A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR GEORGE KING 

AND GARY FREEMAN OF WINNSBORO, PIT MASTERS OF CAN T QUIT 

SMOKIN , ON THEIR TEAM S FIRST-PLACE FINISH IN THE 2012 SOUTH 

CAROLINA BARBEQUE ASSOCIATION MASTER BARBEQUE COMPETI- 

TION, AND TO CONGRATULATE MR. KING, MR. FREEMAN, AND THEIR 

FELLOW CHEFS ON BEING NAMED THE 2012 SOUTH CAROLINA 

STATE CHAMPION BARBEQUE TEAM. 


H 3524 Concurrent Resolution, By Daning 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO DECLARE WEDNESDAY, FEBRU- 

ARY 13, 2013, AS CITIES MEAN BUSINESS DAY TO RECOGNIZE AND 

HONOR THE VALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS SOUTH CAROLINA CITIES 

AND TOWNS MAKE TO THE ECONOMIC PROSPERITY OF SOUTH CAR- 

OLINA THROUGH THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH LOCAL BUSINESSES. 






H 3525 Concurrent Resolution, By Hayes, Barfield, Clemmons, H.A. 

Crawford, George, Goldfinch, Hardee, Hardwick and Ryhal 



JUNCTURE OF SOUTH CAROLINA HIGHWAYS 9 AND 410 IN HORRY 

COUNTY LIEUTENANT JOHN RONALD FLOYD INTERSECTION AND 

ERECT APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS AT THIS INTERSECTION 

THAT CONTAIN THE WORDS LIEUTENANT JOHN RONALD FLOYD 

INTERSECTION . 



HJ-11 





02/27/13 Senate Introduced 




H 3526 General Bill, By Williams, Gilliard, Jefferson, Anderson, Barfield, 

Clyburn, H.A. Crawford, Hosey, Ridgeway and Wells 



OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE REQUIREMENT OF SCHOOLS TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR A MINUTE OF MANDATORY SILENCE AT THE BEGINNING 

OF EACH SCHOOL DAY, SO AS TO PERMIT SCHOOLS TO LEAD A 

PRAYER AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL DAY, PROVIDED THE 

SCHOOL ALLOWS A STUDENT TO LEAVE THE CLASSROOM IF THE 

STUDENT DOES NOT WANT TO LISTEN TO OR PARTICIPATE IN THE 

PRAYER. 

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H 3527 General Bill, By D.C. Moss and McEachern 

Similar (S 0008, H 3570) 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE LIABILITY OF THE OWNER OF OR A 

PERSON HAVING A DOG IN HIS CARE WHEN THE DOG ATTACKS A 

PERSON, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THIS PROVISION DOES NOT APPLY 

TO CERTAIN DOGS IN THE PERFORMANCE OF CORRECTIONS OR 

POLICE WORK. 



H 3528 General Bill, By M.S. McLeod, Anderson, Parks, Rutherford, 

Stavrinakis, Bingham, Quinn, Jefferson, King, Erickson, Mitchell, Dillard, 

Southard, Bernstein, Gagnon, Patrick, Sellers, Bowen, McCoy, W.J. 

McLeod, Alexander, Bowers, Cobb-Hunter, Crosby, Daning, Finlay, 

Funderburk, Hamilton, Hart, Hixon, Horne, Howard, Long, Merrill, Ott, 

Pope, Putnam, Sabb, Simrill, J.E. Smith, Tallon, Weeks and Willis 


BY ADDING CHAPTER 38 TO TITLE 1 SO AS TO CREATE THE DEPART- 

MENT OF INFORMATION SECURITY TO PROVIDE A COMPREHENSIVE 

FRAMEWORK FOR ENSURING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF INFORMA- 

TION SECURITY CONTROLS OVER INFORMATION RESOURCES THAT 

SUPPORT STATE OPERATIONS AND ASSETS, TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SECURITY S DIRECTOR IS THE 

CHIEF INFORMATION SECURITY OFFICER, TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

DEPARTMENT SHALL OVERSEE AGENCY INFORMATION SECURITY 

POLICIES AND PRACTICES, TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT 

MAY PROMULGATE BINDING REGULATIONS REGARDING MINIMUM 

INFORMATION SECURITY REQUIREMENTS, TO PROVIDE STEPS EACH 

STATE AGENCY MUST TAKE REGARDING INFORMATION SECURITY, 

TO PROVIDE FOR AN ANNUAL INDEPENDENT EXTERNAL AUDIT OF 

EACH AGENCY S INFORMATION SECURITY PROGRAM, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE OPERATION OF A CENTRAL INFORMATION SECURITY 

INCIDENT CENTER; AND TO AMEND SECTION 1-30-10, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO DEPARTMENTS WITHIN THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH OF 

STATE GOVERNMENT, SO AS TO ADD THE DEPARTMENT OF INFOR- 

MATION SECURITY. 




A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO COMMEND DIRECTOR GENERAL 

ANNA A. KAO FOR HER SERVICE WITH THE TAIPEI ECONOMIC AND 

CULTURAL OFFICE IN ATLANTA, GEORGIA, AND TO RECOGNIZE HER 

ON THE OCCASION OF HER DEPARTURE TO ASSUME THE POSITION 

OF SPOKESPERSON FOR THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND 

DIRECTOR GENERAL OF THE PUBLIC DIPLOMACY COORDINATION 

COUNCIL OF FOREIGN MINISTRY IN TAIWAN. 




A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO COMMEND DIRECTOR GENERAL ANNA A. 

KAO FOR HER SERVICE WITH THE TAIPEI ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL 

OFFICE IN ATLANTA, GEORGIA, AND TO RECOGNIZE HER ON THE 

OCCASION OF HER DEPARTURE TO ASSUME THE POSITION OF 

SPOKESPERSON FOR THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND 

DIRECTOR GENERAL OF THE PUBLIC DIPLOMACY COORDINATION 

COUNCIL OF FOREIGN MINISTRY IN TAIWAN. 




CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION, SO AS TO


PROVIDE A SCHOOL DISTRICT SHALL CONSIDER LONG-TERM OPER- 

ATING EXPENSES WHEN DETERMINING THE ACTUAL COST OF CON- 

STRUCTION, IMPROVEMENT, AND RENOVATION OF PUBLIC 

SCHOOLS. 



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H 3532 General Bill, By White 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DEFINITION OF TERMS USED IN THE 

REGULATION OF CHILDCARE FACILITIES, INCLUDING THE DEFINI- 

TION OF CHILDCARE FACILITIES, SO AS TO REVISE THE DAYTIME 

PROGRAMS AND DAY CAMPS TO WHICH THE DEFINITION DOES NOT 

APPLY; BY ADDING SECTION 63-13-220 SO AS TO PROHIBIT USE OF 

ABC VOUCHERS BY CERTAIN CHILDCARE PROVIDERS; AND TO 

MAKE TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS. 



HJ-19 

H 3533 General Bill, By G.R. Smith, Bannister, J.R. Smith, Patrick, 

Brannon, Loftis, Erickson, Newton, Hamilton, K.R. Crawford, Goldfinch, 

Putnam, Allison, Atwater, Ballentine, Bedingfield, Bingham, Cole, Daning, 

Forrester, Gagnon, Hardwick, Harrell, Henderson, Hixon, Horne, Long, 

McCoy, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Murphy, Nanney, Sandifer, Simrill, Stringer, 

Tallon, Toole, White and Whitmire 


BY ADDING SECTION 11-11-415 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE LIMIT 

ON GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATIONS FOR A FISCAL YEAR IS THE 

TOTAL AMOUNT OF THE GENERAL FUND REVENUE ESTIMATE AS OF 

FEBRUARY 15, 2013, FOR FISCAL YEAR 2013-2014, INCREASED ANNU- 

ALLY AND CUMULATIVELY BY A PERCENTAGE DETERMINED BY 

POPULATION INCREASES AND INCREASES IN THE CONSUMER PRICE 

INDEX, TO EXCLUDE FROM THIS LIMIT CONSTITUTIONAL AND STAT- 

UTORY REQUIREMENTS, TO PROVIDE FOR THE LIMITATION TO BE 

SUSPENDED FOR A FISCAL YEAR FOR A SPECIFIC AMOUNT UPON A 

SPECIAL VOTE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND TO DEFINE THIS 

SPECIAL VOTE, TO ESTABLISH THE SPENDING LIMIT RESERVE FUND 

TO WHICH ALL SURPLUS GENERAL FUND REVENUES MUST BE 

CREDITED, TO PROVIDE FOR THE PRIORITY USES OF THE REVENUES 

OF THIS FUND, TO PROVIDE FOR THE APPROPRIATION OF FUND REV- 

ENUES AFTER THESE PRIORITIES ARE MET, TO REQUIRE THAT 

APPROPRIATION OF REVENUES OF THIS FUND MUST BE BY A JOINT 

RESOLUTION ORIGINATING IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, 

AND TO PROVIDE THAT THIS LIMIT FIRST APPLIES FOR FISCAL YEAR 

2014-2015. 



H 3534 General Bill, By Hardwick, Erickson, Long, Munnerlyn, J.R. Smith, 

Allison, M.S. McLeod, Patrick, Huggins, Atwater, Dillard and Tallon 



STATE GRAND JURY, SO AS TO ADD TO THE STATE GRAND JURY S 

JURISDICTION A CRIME INVOLVING OR RELATING TO THE OFFENSE 

OF TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS WHEN A VICTIM IS TRAFFICKED IN 

MORE THAN ONE COUNTY OR WHEN THE TRAFFICKER COMMITS 

THE OFFENSE IN MORE THAN ONE COUNTY. 




V.S. Moss, Pope, Simrill, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, 




210 

Crosby, Daning, Dillard, Douglas, Edge, Erickson, Finlay, Forrester, 

Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, George, Gilliard, Goldfinch, Govan, 

Hamilton, Hardee, Hardwick, Harrell, Hart, Hayes, Henderson, 


Jefferson, Kennedy, Knight, Limehouse, Loftis, Lowe, Lucas, Mack, McCoy, 

McEachern, M.S. McLeod, W.J. McLeod, Merrill, Mitchell, Munnerlyn, 

Murphy, Nanney, Neal, Newton, Ott, Owens, Parks, Patrick, Pitts, Powers 


Rutherford, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, Skelton, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, 

J.E. Smith, J.R. Smith, Sottile, Southard, Spires, Stavrinakis, Stringer, 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR AND CONGRATULATE LANCE 

CORPORAL BRIAN KIMBLE OF THE YORK POLICE DEPARTMENT ON 

RECEIVING THE SOUTH CAROLINA SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION MEDAL 

OF VALOR FOR COURAGEOUS ACTIONS ENDING A CRIME SPREE. 


H 3536 Resolution, By Sellers, King, Rutherford, Neal, Alexander, Allison, 








Howard, Huggins, Jefferson, Kennedy, Knight, Limehouse, Loftis, Long, 

Lowe, Lucas, Mack, McCoy, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, W.J. McLeod, 

Merrill, Mitchell, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Munnerlyn, Murphy, Nanney, 


Putnam, Quinn, Ridgeway, Riley, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, Ryhal, Sabb, 

Sandifer, Simrill, Skelton, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R. Smith, 





TIVES UPON THE DEATH OF RUTH WRIGHT RUCKER OF LANCASTER 

AND TO EXTEND THE DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HER FAMILY AND 

MANY FRIENDS. 


H 3537 General Bill, By Whipper, Gilliard, Mitchell, Anderson, Hosey, R.L. 

Brown, Dillard, Jefferson, Neal and Williams 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO WHEN AND WHERE TO COMMENCE 

AN ACTION AND THE REQUIREMENT OF A SPECIAL VERDICT TO 

SPECIFY PROPORTIONATE LIABILITY UPON MULTIPLE DEFENDANTS, 

SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT CERTAIN CAUSES OF ACTION MUST BE 

FILED IN MAGISTRATES COURT; TO AMEND SECTION 15-78-120, 

RELATING TO LIMITATIONS ON LIABILITY, THE PROHIBITION 

AGAINST THE RECOVERY OF PUNITIVE OR EXEMPLARY DAMAGES 

OR PREJUDGMENT INTEREST, AND AN ATTORNEY S SIGNATURE ON 

PLEADINGS, MOTIONS, OR OTHER PAPERS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT 

A STATE AGENCY OR POLITICAL SUBDIVISION MAY BE REPRE- 

SENTED BY A DEPARTMENT MANAGER, STAFF PERSON, OR 

ANOTHER OFFICIAL IN CERTAIN ACTIONS; AND TO AMEND SECTION 

22-3-20, RELATING TO THE JURISDICTION OF THE MAGISTRATES 

COURT IN A CIVIL ACTION, SO AS TO INCREASE THE JURISDICTION 

FOR CERTAIN CLAIMS BROUGHT PURSUANT TO THE TORT CLAIMS 

ACT. 




H 3538 (Rat # 0067) General Bill, By Bannister, Tallon, Sandifer, Hamilton, 

Erickson, Gambrell, Brannon, Allison, Felder and Weeks



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE SALE OR PURCHASE 

OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS FOR MINORS, SO AS TO INCLUDE ALTERNA- 

TIVE NICOTINE PRODUCTS IN THE PURVIEW OF THE STATUTE; TO 

AMEND SECTION 16-17-501, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO DEFINI- 

TIONS FOR PURPOSES OF RELEVANT TOBACCO PRODUCT FOR 

MINORS OFFENSES, SO AS TO DEFINE THE TERMS ALTERNATIVE 

NICOTINE PRODUCT AND ELECTRONIC CIGARETTE ; AND TO 

AMEND SECTIONS 16-17-502, 16-17-503, AND 16-17-504, RELATING TO 

DISTRIBUTION OF TOBACCO PRODUCT SAMPLES, ENFORCEMENT 

AND REPORTING, AND IMPLEMENTATION, RESPECTIVELY, ALL SO AS 

TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES TO INCLUDE ALTERNATIVE NICO- 

TINE PRODUCTS. - ratified title 



02/20/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Allison, 

Felder 












05/30/13 Senate Read third time and enrolled 

06/04/13 Ratified R 67 



CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE PROHIBITION ON THE SALE OF 

ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS ON CERTAIN DAYS, SO AS TO ALLOW THE 

SALE OF ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS ON STATEWIDE ELECTION DAYS. 



H 3540 General Bill, By Harrell, J.E. Smith, Bales, Hosey, Cobb-Hunter, 

Bannister, J.R. Smith, Patrick, Brannon, Erickson, Taylor, Huggins, 

Kennedy, Ballentine, Bernstein, Sellers, Williams, Jefferson, M.S. McLeod, 

Atwater, Bowers, R.L. Brown, Cole, Douglas, George, Hixon, Long, McCoy, 

Mitchell, Pitts, Pope, G.R. Smith, Tallon, Wood, Weeks, Knight and Hart 

Similar (S 0445, S 0466) 























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03/07/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Weeks, Knight 

03/19/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Bedingfield, Bannister, Hiott, 

Owens, JR Smith, Tallon, Bales, Finlay, JE Smith HJ-52 








SJ-23 





H 3541 Joint Resolution, By Harrell, J.E. Smith, Bales, Williams, Bannister, 

J.R. Smith, Patrick, Brannon, Erickson, Huggins, Kennedy, Ballentine, M.S. 

McLeod, Bernstein, Atwater, Cole, Funderburk, George, Hixon, Long, 

McCoy, W.J. McLeod, Pitts, Pope, G.R. Smith, Tallon, Taylor, Wood and 

Knight 

Similar (S 0052, S 0054, S 0132, S 0170, S 0173, S 0444, S 0467) 





























03/07/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Knight 


03/19/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Sandifer, GA Brown, 

Anthony, Bales, Barfield, K Crawford, Whitmire, Daning, 

JE Smith, Quinn, Bannister, Anderson, Bedingfield, JR 

Smith, Hardee, DC Moss, Atwater, GR Smith HJ-49 


03/20/13 House Roll call Yeas-108 Nays-4 HJ-40





04/10/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable with amendment Invitations 

SJ-24 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE AYNOR 

DIXIE YOUTH MAJORS ALL-STAR TEAM AND COACHES FOR AN OUT- 

STANDING SEASON AND TO CONGRATULATE THEM FOR WINNING 

THE DIXIE YOUTH STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


H 3543 Resolution, By Hiott, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 







Henderson, Herbkersman, Hixon, Hodges, Horne, Hosey, Howard, Huggins, 











A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO DECLARE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 

2013, AS SOUTH CAROLINA RECYCLERS DAY AND TO COMMEND 

AND RECOGNIZE SOUTH CAROLINA S RECYCLERS FOR THEIR CON- 

TRIBUTIONS TO OUR STATE S ECONOMY, FOR THEIR EFFORTS TO 

PROMOTE ENERGY EFFICIENCY, AND FOR THEIR LEADERSHIP IN 

PROVIDING SUSTAINABLE MATERIAL MANAGEMENT OPTIONS. 


H 3544 Resolution, By Bannister 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO EXTEND A WARM WELCOME AND BEST 

WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL VISIT TO OUR FRIENDS FROM LYCEE 

GODEFROY DE BOUILLON, CLERMONT-FERRAND, FRANCE, PARTICI- 

PATING IN THE STUDENT-EXCHANGE PROGRAM WITH J. L. MANN 

HIGH SCHOOL OF GREENVILLE COUNTY. 


H 3545 Resolution, By G.R. Smith, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 













Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, Simrill, Skelton, G.M. Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R. Smith, 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE SHERRI WILSON, R.N., 

SCHOOL NURSE FOR SIMPSONVILLE ELEMENTARY IN GREENVILLE 

212 

COUNTY, ON BEING NAMED SOUTH CAROLINA SCHOOL NURSE OF 

THE YEAR. 


H 3546 Resolution, By Wood, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 
















Willis 


SACRIFICE MADE BY SERGEANT FIRST CLASS BRADLEY KEYS OF 

THE UNITED STATES ARMY WHILE HE WAS SERVING A STATESIDE 

TOUR OF MILITARY DUTY, AND TO EXPRESS TO HIS FAMILY THE 

DEEPEST APPRECIATION OF A GRATEFUL STATE AND NATION FOR 

HIS LIFE, SACRIFICE, AND SERVICE. 






Crawford, Crosby, Daning, Delleney, Dillard, Edge, Erickson, Felder, Finlay, 













A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR COACH JOHN SMITH ON HIS 900TH 

CAREER VICTORY AS COACH OF THE GREAT FALLS HIGH SCHOOL 

BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM, AND TO SALUTE HIM ON EXTENDING HIS 

RECORD AS THE WINNINGEST HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL 

COACH IN SOUTH CAROLINA HISTORY. 


H 3548 Resolution, By H.A. Crawford, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 



Brown, Chumley, Clemmons, Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, K.R. Crawford, 










Sandifer, Sellers, Simrill, Skelton, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R.





A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE FOREST- 

BROOK MIDDLE SCHOOL MOCK TRIAL TEAM, COACHES, AND 

SCHOOL OFFICIALS FOR AN OUTSTANDING SEASON AND CONGRAT- 

ULATE THEM FOR WINNING THE 2012 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


H 3549 Concurrent Resolution, By Hardwick, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 






Goldfinch, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, Harrell, Hart, Hayes, Henderson, 











A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO COMMEND THE MEMBERS AND 

ALUMNI OF THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FOR THEIR DEDICA- 

TION TO MAINTAINING A STRONG AND VIABLE AGRICULTURAL 

INDUSTRY THROUGH EDUCATION, LEADERSHIP, AND SERVICE, AND 

TO JOIN THE CELEBRATION OF NATIONAL FUTURE FARMERS OF 

AMERICA WEEK FROM FEBRUARY 16 THROUGH 23, 2013. 



H 3550 Resolution, By Pitts, Parks, Riley, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 











Norman, Ott, Owens, Patrick, Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, 

Ridgeway, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, Rutherford, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, 





A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR PIEDMONT 

TECHNICAL COLLEGE FOR THE INSTITUTION S USE OF LEAN IN 

HIGHER EDUCATION AND TO CONGRATULATE THE STUDENTS, FAC- 

ULTY, AND ADMINISTRATION FOR BEING AWARDED THE PRESTI- 

GIOUS 2013 BELLWETHER AWARD. 




A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR LIEUTENANT 

CHRIS BLEVINS OF THE YORK COUNTY SHERIFF S OFFICE AND TO 

CONGRATULATE HIM FOR BEING AWARDED THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION MEDAL OF VALOR. 


H 3552 Resolution, By Clemmons and Harrell 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO EXPRESS SUPPORT TO THE WESTERN 

STATES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND THE FEDERAL 

TRANSFER OF PUBLIC LANDS TO THE WESTERN STATES, AND TO 

URGE THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS TO ENGAGE IN GOOD FAITH 

COMMUNICATION AND COOPERATION TO COORDINATE THE TRANS- 

FER OF TITLE TO THE WESTERN STATES. 



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02/27/13 House Adopted HJ-57 

H 3553 Concurrent Resolution, By Huggins, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 


















A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE THE TOWN OF 

IRMO ON BEING NAMED A 2012 SOUTH CAROLINA OUTSTANDING 

TRAFFIC SAFE COMMUNITY BY THE AAA CAROLINAS FOUNDATION 

FOR TRAFFIC SAFETY, AND TO HONOR THE IRMO POLICE DEPART- 

MENT FOR ITS ESSENTIAL ROLE IN ACHIEVING THIS RECOGNITION. 



H 3554 (Rat # 0068) General Bill, By Cole, Forrester, G.M. Smith, 

Stavrinakis, Herbkersman and Merrill 



CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO SAMPLES AND SALES OF BEER AT 

BREWERIES, SO AS TO SPECIFY THAT TWELVE PERCENT ALCOHOL 

BY WEIGHT IS THE MAXIMUM THAT MAY BE OFFERED FOR ON- 

PREMISES CONSUMPTION, TO ALLOW FOR THE SALE OF FORTY- 

EIGHT OUNCES OF BEER TO A CONSUMER EVERY TWENTY-FOUR 

HOURS, OF WHICH ONLY SIXTEEN OUNCES MAY BE MORE THAN 

EIGHT PERCENT ALCOHOL BY WEIGHT, TO REQUIRE THE BREWERY 

TO ESTABLISH A SYSTEM TO MONITOR SUCH SALES AND SAMPLES, 

TO PROVIDE THE BEER MUST BE SOLD AT THE APPROXIMATE 

RETAIL PRICE, TO PROVIDE THAT APPROPRIATE TAXES MUST BE 

REMITTED, TO REQUIRE THE BREWERY TO POST CERTAIN INFORMA- 

TION, TO REQUIRE THE BREWERY TO PROVIDE CERTAIN ALCOHOL 

ENFORCEMENT TRAINING, TO REQUIRE THE BREWERY TO MAINTAIN 

CERTAIN LIABILITY INSURANCE, TO CLARIFY THAT A CERTAIN PRO- 

VISION APPLIES TO OFF-PREMISES CONSUMPTION, TO INCREASE 

THE FINE AND PENALTIES FOR A BREWERY VIOLATING CERTAIN 

OFF-PREMISES CONSUMPTION PROVISIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 61- 

4-960, RELATING TO RETAILERS OF BEER FOR OFF-PREMISES CON- 

SUMPTION AND BEER TASTINGS, SO AS TO ALLOW A BEER TASTING 

TO BE HELD IN CONJUNCTION WITH A WINE TASTING, AND TO 

REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE AND THE STATE LAW 

ENFORCEMENT DIVISION TO SUBMIT A REPORT DETAILING CERTAIN 

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INFORMATION REGARDING THE EFFECT OF THE AMENDMENTS TO 

SECTION 61-4-1515. - ratified title 






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03/07/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Herbkersman 

03/19/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Merrill 








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SJ-8 



06/04/13 Ratified R 68 



BY ADDING SECTION 59-150-55 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT BY JULY 1, 

2013, THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOTTERY COMMISSION SHALL ISSUE A 

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP) SOLICITING BIDS FROM PRIVATE 

ENTITIES FOR THEM TO ASSUME AND UNDERTAKE THE DUTIES AND 

RESPONSIBILITIES OF ORGANIZING AND CONDUCTING THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA EDUCATION LOTTERY UNDER THE SUPERVISION AND 

CONTROL OF THE COMMISSION AND ITS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR; TO 

REQUIRE THE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS TO STIPULATE THAT THE 

COMPENSATION OF THE PRIVATE ENTITY FOR PERFORMING THESE 

FUNCTIONS MUST BE PAID BY THE COMMISSION FROM FUNDS THE 

COMMISSION ALREADY RECEIVES AND NO NEW ADDITIONAL REVE- 

NUE MUST BE ALLOCATED FOR THIS PURPOSE, AND TO PROVIDE 

THAT A CONTRACT WITH A PRIVATE ENTITY FOR ORGANIZING AND 

CONDUCTING THE EDUCATION LOTTERY MUST BE ENTERED INTO 

BY DECEMBER 31, 2013; AND TO AMEND SECTIONS 59-150-60, RELAT- 

ING TO THE POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE LOTTERY COMMISSION 

AND 59-150-90, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE POWERS AND 

DUTIES OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE LOTTERY COMMIS- 

SION, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE AUTHORITY OF THE COMMIS- 

SION AND THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE COMMISSION TO 

ENTER INTO CONTRACTS, INCLUDES CONTRACTS FOR A PRIVATE 

ENTITY TO ORGANIZE, AND TO CONDUCT THE EDUCATION LOT- 

TERY. 






CAROLINA BALANCE OF POWERS ACT , TO CLARIFY THE COMPACT 

ENTERED INTO BETWEEN THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND THE 

UNITED STATES, TO ASSERT THE SOVEREIGNTY OF THE STATE 

UNDER THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONSTITUTION, TO PROHIBIT THE 

INFRINGEMENT OF THE CONSTITUTIONALLY PROTECTED RIGHTS OF 

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA OR ITS PEOPLE BY MEANS OF ANY 

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FEDERAL STATUTE, MANDATE, EXECUTIVE ORDER, JUDICIAL DECI- 

SION, OR OTHER ACT DEEMED BY THIS STATE TO BE UNCONSTITU- 

TIONAL, TO CREATE THE JOINT LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE ON THE 

NEUTRALIZATION OF FEDERAL LAW, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

MEMBERSHIP AND DUTIES OF THE COMMITTEE AND FOR RELATED 

PURPOSES. 



H 3557 General Bill, By Cobb-Hunter, White, Bannister, Rutherford, 

Harrell, Merrill, Simrill, Stavrinakis, Loftis, Horne, Weeks, Mitchell, Ott, 

Sellers, Hodges and Whipper 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE TAX CREDIT FOR 

PORT CARGO VOLUME INCREASE, SO AS TO EXPAND THE TYPES OF 

BUSINESSES THAT QUALIFY FOR THE CREDIT, TO GIVE THE COORDI- 

NATING COUNCIL FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DISCRETION IN 

AWARDING CREDITS, TO FURTHER DEFINE TERMS, TO PROVIDE 

THAT TAXPAYERS ENGAGED IN THE MOVEMENT OF GOODS 

IMPORTED OR EXPORTED THROUGH SOUTH CAROLINA S PORT 

FACILITIES MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE CREDIT IF THE CARGO SUP- 

PORTS A PRESENCE IN THE STATE AND MEETS OTHER JOB AND CAPI- 

TAL INVESTMENT REQUIREMENTS, AND TO PROVIDE THAT A 

TAXPAYER THAT FAILS TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE 

CREDIT MUST REPAY A PRO RATA PORTION OF THE CREDIT. 



02/20/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Ott 




04/24/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Hodges, 

Whipper 












H 3558 General Bill, By Vick 


BY REPEALING SECTION 50-19-960 RELATING TO DEER HUNTING IN 

LANCASTER COUNTY TO CONFORM ALL AREAS OF THE COUNTY TO 

THE DEER HUNTING PROVISIONS OF GAME ZONE ONE. 




H 3559 Resolution, By Ott, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, 












Ridgeway, Riley, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, Rutherford, Ryhal, Sabb,







A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR CLARENCE LAR- 

RYMORE OF CALHOUN COUNTY UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS 

RETIREMENT FROM THE CALHOUN COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS 

& REGISTRATION, TO THANK HIM FOR HIS MANY YEARS OF OUT- 

STANDING PUBLIC SERVICE, AND TO WISH HIM MUCH HAPPINESS 

AND FULFILLMENT IN THE YEARS AHEAD. 


H 3560 (Rat # 0033, Act # 0022) General Bill, By Tallon, Harrell, Quinn, 

Stavrinakis, Patrick, Allison, McCoy, Pitts, Taylor, H.A. Crawford, Simrill, 

J.R. Smith, Crosby, Brannon, V.S. Moss, G.R. Smith, Henderson, Delleney, 

Cole, McEachern, Barfield, Ridgeway, Stringer, Nanney, R.L. Brown, Wood, 

Daning, Erickson, Clemmons, Powers Norrell, Funderburk, Mitchell, 

Merrill, Kennedy, D.C. Moss, Gagnon, Bannister, Atwater, Rivers, Owens, 

Bingham, Forrester, Ballentine, Toole, Hixon, Spires, Huggins, Lucas, Horne, 

Putnam, Weeks, M.S. McLeod and Anderson 

Similar (S 0413, H 3564) 


BY ADDING ARTICLE 10, CHAPTER 31, TITLE 23 SO AS TO REQUIRE 

THE JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT AND THE STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT 

DIVISION TO DEVELOP PROCEDURES FOR THE COLLECTION OF 

INFORMATION ON INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE BEEN ADJUDICATED AS 

A MENTAL DEFECTIVE OR COMMITTED TO A MENTAL INSTITUTION 

AND FOR THE SUBMISSION OF THIS INFORMATION TO THE 

NATIONAL INSTANT CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK SYSTEM 

(NICS); TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON PROHIBITED FROM SHIPPING, 

TRANSPORTING, POSSESSING, OR RECEIVING A FIREARM OR AMMU- 

NITION PURSUANT TO FEDERAL OR STATE LAW MAY PETITION THE 

COURT ISSUING THE ORIGINAL ORDER TO REMOVE THE FIREARM 

AND AMMUNITION PROHIBITION, TO PROVIDE PROCEDURES TO 

SEEK THIS REMOVAL AND TO APPEAL THE DENIAL OF SUCH RELIEF; 

TO PROVIDE THAT IF THIS PROHIBITION IS REMOVED, NICS 

PROMPTLY MUST BE INFORMED OF THE COURT ACTION REMOVING 

THE PROHIBITION; TO PROVIDE THAT IT IS A FELONY FOR A PERSON 

WHO HAS BEEN ADJUDICATED AS A MENTAL DEFECTIVE OR COM- 

MITTED TO A MENTAL INSTITUTION TO SHIP, TRANSPORT, POSSESS, 

OR RECEIVE A FIREARM OR AMMUNITION, TO PROVIDE CRIMINAL 

PENALTIES, AND TO REQUIRE CONFISCATION OF SUCH FIREARMS 

AND AMMUNITION, AND TO ESTABLISH PROCEDURES FOR THE 

RETURN OF FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION TO AN INNOCENT 

OWNER; TO AMEND SECTION 44-22-100, RELATING TO THE CONFI- 

DENTIALITY AND RELEASE OF MENTAL HEALTH COMMITMENT AND 

TREATMENT RECORDS AND EXCEPTIONS, SO AS TO AUTHORIZE 

REPORTING INFORMATION IN THESE RECORDS TO (NICS); AND TO 

ESTABLISH PROSPECTIVE AND RETROACTIVE REQUIREMENTS FOR 

COURTS TO SUBMIT MENTAL HEALTH ADJUDICATION AND COMMIT- 

MENT INFORMATION. - ratified title 



02/20/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Taylor, 

H.A.Crawford, Simrill, J.R.Smith, Crosby, Brannon, 

V.S.Moss, G.R.Smith, Henderson, Delleney, Cole, 

McEachern, Barfield, Ridgeway, Stringer, Nanney, 

R.L.Brown, Wood, Daning, Erickson, Clemmons, Powers 

Norrell, Funderburk, Mitchell, Merrill, Kennedy, 

D.C.Moss, Gagnon, Bannister, Atwater, Rivers, 

K.R.Crawford, Ballentine, Owens, Bingham 


02/28/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: K.R.Crawford 

03/05/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Toole, Hixon, 

Spires, Huggins, Lucas 

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04/16/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Anderson 









04/24/13 Senate Special order, set for April 24, 2013 SJ-48 










SJ-65 



05/02/13 Ratified R 33 



05/13/13 Act No. 22 

H 3561 General Bill, By White, Stavrinakis and Merrill 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO TAX ON ACCOMMODA- 

TIONS, SO AS TO DELETE CERTAIN ITEMS SUBJECT TO THE FIVE PER- 

CENT TAX ON ADDITIONAL SURCHARGES. 



04/09/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Stavrinakis, 

Merrill 


Means HJ-17 

04/24/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Norman, Brannon, Taylor, 

Sottile, Clemmons, Goldfinch, VS Moss, Bedingfield, 

Nanney, Mack, Tallon, Chumly, Wood, Ryhal, HA Crawford, 

RL Brown, Forrester, Allison, Cole, Crosby, Gambrell, 

Thayer, Putnam, Edge HJ-100 

04/25/13 House Requests for debate removed-Rep(s). Allison, Cole, Tallon, 

Forrester, Goldfinch, Gambrell, VS Moss, Putnam, 

Thayer, Clemmons, Sottile, Crosby, Hiott, RL Brown, 

Brannon, Mack, Bedingfield, HA Crawford, Nanney, Norman, 

Wood HJ-53 







H 3562 General Bill, By Pope, Simrill, Kennedy, Delleney, Hardee, Hixon, 

D.C. Moss and Tallon 



LINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF UNIFORM TRAFFIC TICK-


ETS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A UNIFORM TRAFFIC TICKET MUST BE 

USED IN AN ARREST FOR A MISDEMEANOR OFFENSE WITHIN THE 

JURISDICTION OF MAGISTRATES COURT THAT IS COMMITTED IN THE 

PRESENCE OF A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER. 



H 3563 General Bill, By Delleney, J.E. Smith and Lucas 



CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO SELF-SERVICE STORAGE FACILITIES, 

SO AS TO DEFINE ELECTRONIC MAIL , TO PROVIDE THAT WHEN 

RENT OR OTHER CHARGES ARE FIVE OR MORE DAYS PAST DUE THE 

OWNER MAY DENY THE OCCUPANT ACCESS TO THE PERSONAL 

PROPERTY AND THE OCCUPANT IS CONSIDERED IN DEFAULT, TO 

PROVIDE THAT WHEN RENT OR OTHER CHARGES ARE FOURTEEN OR 

MORE DAYS PAST DUE THE OCCUPANT MUST BE NOTIFIED, AND TO 

PROVIDE THE PROCESS BY WHICH A DEFAULTING OCCUPANT S PER- 

SONAL PROPERTY MAY BE DESTROYED OR SOLD. 




02/28/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Lucas 



04/16/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Wells, Delleney, Owens, Taylor, 

JR Smith, Hiott, Pope, DC Moss, Simrill, Norman, 

Ballentine, Toole, Atwater, Neal, Dilliard, Robinson- 

Simpson, Hamilton, GR Smith, Brannon, Ryhal, Mack, 

Gilliard, Anderson, Clyburn, GA Brown, Hosey, Forrester, 

Powers Norrell, King, Sellers, Jefferson HJ-17 

04/25/13 House Requests for debate removed-Rep(s). Norman, Neal, Jefferson, 

King, Robinson-Simpson, Dilliard, Forrester HJ- 

53 


04/30/13 House Requests for debate removed-Rep(s). Simrill, JR Smith, 

GA Brown, Sellers, DC Moss, Wells, Taylor, Brannon, 

Hiott, Atwater, Delleney, Toole, Owens, Hosey, Anderson, 

Powers Norrell HJ-181 






day HJ-38 


HJ-3 



H 3564 General Bill, By M.S. McLeod, Bowen, Sabb, Rutherford, Southard, 

Bernstein, Alexander, Finlay, Hart and Howard 

Similar (S 0413, H 3560) 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO, AMONG OTHER THINGS, 

INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE PROHIBITED FROM POSSESSING OR 

ACQUIRING A HANDGUN, SO AS TO INCLUDE INDIVIDUALS ADJUDI- 

CATED MENTALLY ILL AND INVOLUNTARILY COMMITTED TO A 

MENTAL INSTITUTION FOR INPATIENT OR OUTPATIENT TREATMENT, 

INDIVIDUALS FOUND NOT FIT TO STAND TRIAL, AND INDIVIDUALS 

FOR WHOM A VERDICT HAS BEEN RETURNED NOT GUILTY BY REA- 

SON OF INSANITY OR GUILTY BUT MENTALLY ILL ; TO AMEND TO 

AMEND 44-17-580, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE INVOLUNTARY 

COMMITMENT OF INDIVIDUALS TO A MENTAL HEALTH INSTITU- 

TION, SO AS TO REQUIRE THE PROBATE COURT TO NOTIFY THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA LAW ENFORCEMENT DIVISION (SLED) IF SUCH A 

DETERMINATION IS MADE AND TO REQUIRE SLED TO TRANSMIT 

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THIS INFORMATION TO THE NATIONAL INSTANT CRIMINAL BACK- 

GROUND CHECK SYSTEM (NICS); TO AMEND SECTION 44-24-140 

RELATING TO THE INVOLUNTARY COMMITMENT OF CHILDREN IN 

NEED OF MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT, SO AS TO REQUIRE THE 

PROBATE COURT TO NOTIFY THE SOUTH CAROLINA LAW ENFORCE- 

MENT DIVISION (SLED) IF SUCH A DETERMINATION IS MADE AND 

TO REQUIRE SLED TO TRANSMIT THIS INFORMATION TO (NICS); TO 

AMEND SECTION 44-23-430, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO FINDING A 

DEFENDANT NOT FIT TO STAND TRIAL, SO AS TO REQUIRE THE 

COURT TO NOTIFY THE SOUTH CAROLINA LAW ENFORCEMENT DIVI- 

SION THAT SUCH A FINDING WAS MADE AND TO REQUIRE THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA LAW ENFORCEMENT DIVISION TO TRANSMIT 

THIS INFORMATION TO (NICS); TO AMEND SECTION 17-24-40, AS 

AMENDED, AND SECTION 17-24-70 RELATING, RESPECTIVELY, TO A 

DEFENDANT FOUND NOT GUILTY BY REASON OF INSANITY AND A 

DEFENDANT FOUND GUILTY BUT MENTALLY ILL, SO AS TO REQUIRE 

THE TRIAL JUDGE TO NOTIFY SLED THAT SUCH VERDICTS WERE 

RETURNED AND TO REQUIRE SLED TO TRANSMIT THIS INFORMA- 

TION TO (NICS); BY ADDING SECTION 23-3-180 SO AS TO REQUIRE 

SLED TO TRANSMIT INFORMATION RECEIVED FROM THE COURT 



H 3565 General Bill, By Pitts, Gagnon, Loftis and G.R. Smith 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PERIODIC AUDITS OF COUNTY AND 

MUNICIPAL TREASURERS AND CLERKS OF COURT, SO AS TO 

REQUIRE THE STATE AUDITOR TO CONDUCT THE AUDIT IN COOPER- 

ATION WITH THE ENTITIES THAT RECEIVE CERTAIN COURT FEES, TO 

INCLUDE PERSONNEL FROM THE AFFECTED ENTITIES IN THE AUDIT 

TEAM CREATED BY THE STATE AUDITOR, AND TO PROVIDE THAT 

FUNDS AUTHORIZED TO BE USED FOR THIS PURPOSE MAY NOT BE 

DIVERTED TO ANY OTHER USE OR PROJECT. 



H 3566 General Bill, By Brannon, Sellers, Weeks, J.E. Smith, Delleney and 

Bowers 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE SEX OFFENDER REG- 

ISTRY, SO AS TO PROVIDE THE FAMILY COURT WITH THE DISCRE- 

TION TO DETERMINE WHETHER A JUVENILE IS PLACED ON THE SEX 

OFFENDER REGISTRY. 



04/09/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Bowers 

H 3567 General Bill, By Horne 



TERMS USED IN THE STATE CERTIFICATE OF NEED AND HEALTH 

FACILITY LICENSURE ACT, SO AS TO REVISE THE DEFINITION OF 

CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS IN NEED OF MENTAL HEALTH TREAT- 

MENT IN A RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT FACILITY BY REVISING THE 

TERM TO INCLUDE YOUNG ADULTS AND BY INCREASING THE ELIGI- 

BILITY AGE FROM UNDER EIGHTEEN TO UNDER TWENTY-ONE. 










05/02/13 Senate Referred to Committee on Medical Affairs SJ-17


H 3568 (Rat # 0034, Act # 0023) General Bill, By Weeks, Sandifer and 

Gilliard 

Similar (S 0274, H 3408) 








OF THE STATUTES. - ratified title 



HJ-46 





HJ-45 
















SJ-26 



05/02/13 Ratified R 34 



05/13/13 Act No. 23 

H 3569 General Bill, By Bannister 


A BILL TO AMEND THE OFFICIAL COMMENT TO SECTION 36-9-101, 

CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE CHAP- 

TER TITLE UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE - SECURED TRANSAC- 

TIONS , SO AS TO, INTER ALIA, IDENTIFY THE SPECIFIC VERSION OF 

THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY CODE REFERENCED THROUGH- 

OUT THE COMMENTS TO CHAPTER 9, TITLE 36; TO AMEND SECTION 

36-9-102, RELATING TO THE DEFINITIONS APPLICABLE TO CHAPTER 

9, TITLE 36, SO AS TO REVISE EXISTING OR PROVIDE NEW DEFINI- 

TIONS FOR CERTAIN TERMS, AND TO MAKE TECHNICAL CORREC- 

TIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 36-9-105, RELATING TO THE CONTROL 

OF ELECTRONIC CHATTEL PAPER, SO AS TO CLARIFY THE CONDI- 

TIONS UNDER WHICH A SECURED PARTY IS DEEMED TO HAVE CON- 

TROL OF ELECTRONIC CHATTEL PAPER; TO AMEND SECTION 36-9- 

307, RELATING TO THE DEBTOR S LOCATION, SO AS TO INCLUDE 

PROVISIONS FOR DESIGNATING A MAIN OFFICE, HOME OFFICE, OR 

OTHER COMPATIBLE OFFICE; TO AMEND 36-9-311, RELATING TO THE 

PERFECTION OF SECURITY INTERESTS IN PROPERTY SUBJECT TO 

CERTAIN STATUTES, REGULATIONS, AND TREATIES, SO AS TO MAKE 

A TECHNICAL CORRECTION; TO AMEND SECTION 36-9-316, RELAT- 

ING TO THE CONTINUED PERFECTION OF A SECURITY INTEREST 

FOLLOWING A CHANGE IN THE GOVERNING LAW, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

RULES THAT APPLY TO COLLATERAL TO WHICH A SECURITY INTER- 

EST ATTACHES WITHIN FOUR MONTHS AFTER A DEBTOR CHANGES 

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LOCATION; TO AMEND SECTION 36-9-317, RELATING TO THE PRIOR- 

ITY OF INTERESTS, SO AS REVISE THE TERMINOLOGY OF CERTAIN 

TYPES OF INTERESTS AND PRIORITIES; TO AMEND SECTION 36-9-326, 

RELATING TO THE PRIORITY OF SECURITY INTERESTS CREATED BY 

A NEW DEBTOR, SO AS TO CLARIFY PROVISIONS REGARDING THE 

PERFECTION OF A SECURITY INTEREST; TO AMEND SECTION 36-9- 

406, RELATING TO THE DISCHARGE OF AN ACCOUNT DEBTOR, SO AS 

TO CLARIFY PROVISIONS REGARDING A SALE UNDER A DISPOSI- 

TION PURSUANT TO SECTION 36-9-610, OR AN ACCEPTANCE OF COL- 

LATERAL PURSUANT TO SECTION 36-9-620; TO AMEND SECTION 36-9- 

408, RELATING TO RESTRICTIONS ON ASSIGNMENT OF PROMISSORY 

NOTES, SO AS TO CLARIFY PROVISIONS REGARDING A SALE UNDER 

A DISPOSITION PURSUANT TO SECTION 36-9-610, OR AN ACCEP- 

TANCE OF COLLATERAL PURSUANT TO SECTION 36-9-620; TO 

AMEND SECTION 36-9-502, RELATING TO THE CONTENTS OF A 

FINANCING STATEMENT AND A RECORD OF MORTGAGE AS A 

FINANCING STATEMENT, SO AS TO CLARIFY PROVISIONS REGARD- 

ING THE NAME OF A DEBTOR ON A RECORD OF MORTGAGE AS A 

FINANCING STATEMENT; TO AMEND SECTION 36-9-503, RELATING TO 

THE NAME OF A DEBTOR AND SECURED PARTY, SO AS TO REVISE 

PROVISIONS REGARDING THE PROPER NAME OF A DEBTOR ON A 

FINANCING STATEMENT; TO AMEND SECTION 36-9-507, RELATING TO 

THE EFFECT OF CERTAIN EVENTS ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A 

FINANCING STATEMENT, SO AS TO REVISE PROVISIONS REGARDING 

THE SUFFICIENCY OF THE DEBTOR S NAME; TO AMEND SECTION 36- 

9-515, RELATING TO THE DURATION AND EFFECTIVENESS OF A 

FINANCING STATEMENT, SO AS TO CLARIFY THE EFFECTIVENESS OF 

CERTAIN INITIALLY FILED FINANCING STATEMENTS; TO AMEND 

SECTION 36-9-516, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO WHAT CONSTITUTES 

FILING AND THE EFFECTIVENESS OF FILING, SO AS TO CLARIFY 

WHEN A DEBTOR IS AN INDIVIDUAL OR AN ORGANIZATION; TO 

AMEND 36-9-518, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO A CLAIM CONCERNING 

AN INACCURATE OR WRONGFULLY FILED RECORD, SO AS TO 

INCLUDE PROVISIONS REGARDING THE FILING OF AN INFORMATION 

STATEMENT; TO AMEND SECTION 36-9-521, REGARDING THE UNI- 

FORM FORM OF A WRITTEN FINANCING STATEMENT AND AMEND- 

MENT, SO AS TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES; TO AMEND 

SECTION 36-9-607, RELATING TO COLLECTION AND ENFORCEMENT 

BY A SECURED PARTY, SO AS TO REVISE PROVISIONS REGARDING 

THE SECURED PARTY S SWORN AFFIDAVIT; BY ADDING PART 8 TO 

CHAPTER 9, TITLE 36, SO AS TO ENTITLE PART 8 AS TRANSITION ; 

AND TO MAKE CORRESPONDING CHANGES TO APPROPRIATE OFFI- 

CIAL COMMENTS AS NECESSARY TO REFLECT THE CHANGES TO 

CHAPTER 9, TITLE 36. 



H 3570 General Bill, By Tallon, Allison, Cole, Forrester, Hixon, G.R. Smith, 

J.R. Smith, Taylor and Wood 

Similar (S 0008, H 3527) 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE LIABILITY OF AN OWNER OR KEEPER 

OF A DOG FOR A DOG ATTACK, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT LIABILITY 

DOES NOT EXTEND TO TRAINED LAW ENFORCEMENT DOGS IN THE 

PERFORMANCE OF OFFICIAL DUTIES OR DOGS ACTING IN DEFENSE 

OF A PERSON; AND BY ADDING SECTION 23-23-140 SO AS TO DEFINE 

THE TERM PATROL CANINE TEAMS , AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE CER- 

TIFICATION OF PATROL CANINE TEAMS. 



H 3571 (Rat # 0023, Act # 0016) General Bill, By Barfield and Hardee 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO BAIT THAT MAY BE USED 

WITH TROTLINES, SET HOOKS, AND JUGS, SO AS TO REVISE THE SIZE 

OF HOOKS THAT MAY BE USED TO FISH ALONG CERTAIN RIVERS. - 

ratified title




















SJ-31 



04/18/13 Ratified R 23 



04/30/13 Act No. 16 



59-121-20, 59-123-40, AS AMENDED, 59-123-50, AS AMENDED, 59-125-20, 

AS AMENDED, 59-125-30, AS AMENDED, 59-127-20, AS AMENDED, 59- 

130-10, AS AMENDED, 59-133-10, AS AMENDED, 59-135-10, AS 

AMENDED, AND 59-136-110, AS AMENDED, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH 

CAROLINA, 1976, ALL RELATING TO THE BOARDS OF TRUSTEES OF 

CERTAIN FOUR-YEAR STATE-SUPPORTED INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER 

LEARNING INCLUDING THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 

CLEMSON UNIVERSITY, THE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAR- 

OLINA, THE CITADEL, WINTHROP UNIVERSITY, SOUTH CAROLINA 

STATE UNIVERSITY, LANDER UNIVERSITY, FRANCIS MARION UNI- 

VERSITY, AND COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY, ALL SO AS TO ADD 

ONE MEMBER TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF EACH INSTITUTION, 

AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE MANNER OF APPOINTMENT OF THESE 

ADDITIONAL MEMBERS. 



HJ-3 

H 3573 Resolution, By Hodges 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE WILLIE NATHAN ROBIN- 

SON OF BEAUFORT COUNTY ON THE OCCASION OF HIS ONE HUN- 

DREDTH BIRTHDAY, AND TO WISH HIM A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY 


HAPPINESS. 


H 3574 Joint Resolution, By House Medical, Military, Public and Municipal 

Affairs 




DIETETICS, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS, DESIGNATED AS REGULA- 




HJ-4 




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Similar (S 0425, H 3189) 






TWO-TIERED PENALTY SCHEME; TO AMEND SECTION 16-23-210, 


TO DEFINE THE TERM ASSAULT WEAPON ; AND TO AMEND SEC- 

TIONS 16-23-220, 16-23-230, AND 16-23-240, RELATING TO THE UNLAW- 

FUL TRANSPORTATION; STORING, KEEPING, OR POSSESSING; AND 

SALE, RENTAL, OR GIVING AWAY OF MACHINE GUNS, MILITARY 

FIREARMS, OR SAWED-OFF SHOTGUNS OR RIFLES, RESPECTIVELY, 

SO AS TO INCLUDE ASSAULT WEAPONS IN THE LIST OF WEAPONS 

BANNED BY THE PROVISIONS OF THE STATUTES. 






TIVES UPON THE DEATH OF ANNETTE WATSON STOKES OF BISH- 

OPVILLE AND TO EXTEND THE DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HER FAMILY 

AND MANY FRIENDS. 


H 3577 Concurrent Resolution, By Owens, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 











Norman, Ott, Parks, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, 






A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE THE TWENTY- 

FIVE SOUTH CAROLINA TECHNICAL COLLEGE STUDENTS NAMED TO 

SOUTH CAROLINA S 2013 ACADEMIC ALL-STATE TEAM BY THE PHI 

THETA KAPPA HONOR SOCIETY IN RECOGNITION OF THEIR SCHOL- 

ARLY ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND SERVICE TO THEIR COMMUNITIES. 



H 3578 Concurrent Resolution, By Gilliard, Anderson, Williams, Mitchell, 

Dillard, Hodges, King, Govan, Robinson-Simpson, Jefferson, M.S. McLeod, 

Howard and Mack 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION MEMORIALIZING THE UNITED STATES 

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND ITS COMPONENT FEDERAL 

HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION TO TAKE A LEADING ROLE IN ORGANIZ- 

ING AND PROVIDING REGULAR PUBLIC FERRY SERVICE TO SANDY 

ISLAND IN GEORGETOWN COUNTY. 



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H 3579 (Rat # 0024, Act # 0017) General Bill, By Barfield 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE TAKING OF NONGAME 

FISH IN GILL NETS, SO AS TO REDUCE THE MINIMUM DISTANCE 

REQUIRED BETWEEN NETS PLACED ON THE LITTLE PEE DEE RIVER 

UPSTREAM OF PUNCH BOWL LANDING. - ratified title 












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04/30/13 Act No. 17 

H 3580 General Bill, By D.C. Moss, Pitts, Pope, Patrick, McEachern, 

Bannister, Delleney, Tallon and Weeks 


BY ADDING SECTION 23-23-140 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE CERTIFI- 

CATION OF CANINE TEAMS. 





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H 3581 Resolution, By Clyburn 

Similar (S 0333, H 3582) 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE STROM 

THURMOND HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND FOR A SPECTACULAR 

PERFORMING SEASON, AND TO CONGRATULATE THE BAND AND ITS 

DIRECTORS FOR CAPTURING THE 2012 SOUTH CAROLINA BAND 

DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION (SCBDA) CLASS AA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 

TITLE. 


H 3582 Resolution, By Clyburn 

Similar (S 0333, H 3581) 



STROM THURMOND HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND OF EDGEFIELD 

COUNTY WITH THE DIRECTOR AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS, AT A DATE 

AND TIME TO BE DETERMINED BY THE SPEAKER, FOR THE PURPOSE 

OF BEING RECOGNIZED AND COMMENDED FOR CAPTURING THE 

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CLASS AA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


H 3583 Concurrent Resolution, By Putnam and Gagnon 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO EXPRESS THE WILL OF THE GEN- 

ERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA NOT TO PUR- 

SUE ANY INCENTIVES THAT MAY BE PROVIDED BY FEDERAL LAW 

OR THROUGH AN EXECUTIVE ORDER BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE 

UNITED STATES WHICH MAY INFRINGE UPON THE SECOND AMEND- 

MENT S RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS OF SOUTH CAROLINA CITIZENS 

THROUGH PARTICIPATION IN PROPOSED UNIVERSAL BACKGROUND 

CHECKS TO FURTHER RESTRICT THE PURCHASE OR OWNERSHIP OF 

GUNS OR OTHER FIREARMS BEYOND THAT WHICH IS ALREADY PRO- 

VIDED BY STATE LAW. 



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H 3584 General Bill, By Putnam, Nanney, Wood, Pitts, Allison, Chumley, 

Vick, Bingham, Owens, Wells, J.R. Smith, Hixon, Toole, White, Bowen, 

Simrill, H.A. Crawford, Gagnon, Ridgeway, V.S. Moss, Atwater, Forrester, 

Loftis, G.M. Smith, G.A. Brown, G.R. Smith, Thayer and Brannon 

Similar (S 0083, S 0457, H 3323) 


BY ADDING ARTICLE 5 TO CHAPTER 1, TITLE 1 SO AS TO ENACT THE 

PERSONHOOD ACT OF SOUTH CAROLINA WHICH ESTABLISHES 

THAT THE RIGHT TO LIFE FOR EACH BORN AND PREBORN HUMAN 

BEING VESTS AT FERTILIZATION, AND THAT THE RIGHTS OF DUE 

PROCESS AND EQUAL PROTECTION, GUARANTEED BY SECTION 3, 

ARTICLE I OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THIS STATE, VEST AT FERTIL- 

IZATION FOR EACH BORN AND PREBORN HUMAN PERSON. 




02/26/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Pitts, Allison 

02/27/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Chumley, 

Vick, Bingham, Owens, Wells, J.R.Smith, Hixon 


03/06/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: White, 

Bowen, Simrill 

03/12/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: H.A.Crawford, 

Gagnon 

03/13/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Ridgeway 

04/09/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: V.S.Moss, 

Atwater 



04/18/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: G.M.Smith, 

G.A.Brown 

04/24/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: G.R.Smith, 

Thayer 

04/30/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Brannon 

H 3585 Resolution, By G.A. Brown, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 


Bingham, Bowen, Bowers, Branham, Brannon, R.L. Brown, Chumley, 




Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, Hardwick, Harrell, Hart, Hayes, Henderson,














TIVES UPON THE DEATH OF THE HONORABLE JAMES M. JIMMY 

LYNCH OF TIMMONSVILLE, RETIRED SUMMARY COURT JUDGE FOR 

FLORENCE COUNTY, AND TO EXTEND THE DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO 

HIS FAMILY AND MANY FRIENDS. 


H 3586 (Rat # 0025) Joint Resolution, By George 


TROL BOARD TO TRANSFER OWNERSHIP OF THE MULLINS 

NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY TO THE CITY OF MULLINS. - ratified title 


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A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE READEL MAINE MURRAY 

OF YEMASSEE ON THE OCCASION OF HER ONE HUNDREDTH BIRTH- 

DAY AND TO WISH HER MUCH FUTURE HAPPINESS. 



















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR KAY FARMER 

FOR HER SIGNIFICANT VOLUNTEER CONTRIBUTIONS TO HER COM- 

MUNITY AND TO CONGRATULATE HER UPON RECEIVING THE MARY 

DEAN BREWER WOMAN OF THE YEAR AWARD. 


H 3589 General Bill, By Whipper, Bales, Gilliard, Hosey, Mitchell, King, 

M.S. McLeod, Clyburn, Dillard, Hodges, Mack, Powers Norrell, Ridgeway 

and Robinson-Simpson 




PENALTIES FOR A PERSON CONVICTED OF A CRIME CONTAINED IN 

THIS CHAPTER WITH THE INTENT TO ASSAULT, INTIMIDATE, OR 

THREATEN A PERSON BECAUSE OF HIS RACE, RELIGION, COLOR, 

SEX, AGE, NATIONAL ORIGIN, OR SEXUAL ORIENTATION; AND TO 

AMEND SECTIONS 16-11-510 AND 16-11-520, BOTH AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO MALICIOUS INJURY TO PERSONAL AND REAL PROP- 

ERTY, RESPECTIVELY, SO AS TO REVISE THE PENALTIES FOR MALI- 

CIOUS INJURY TO REAL PROPERTY OFFENSES AND TO PROVIDE 

ADDITIONAL PENALTIES FOR PERSONS WHO MALICIOUSLY INJURE 

PERSONAL OR REAL PROPERTY OF ANOTHER PERSON WITH THE 

INTENT TO ASSAULT, INTIMIDATE, OR THREATEN THAT PERSON. 



H 3590 General Bill, By H.A. Crawford, Goldfinch, Hardwick, Kennedy, 

Hardee, Southard, Clemmons and Gagnon 

Similar (S 0098, S 0099, S 0100) 


BY ADDING SECTION 58-12-550 SO AS TO AUTHORIZE EACH COUNTY 

GOVERNMENT TO DETERMINE ITS DEMAND MARKET AREA AND 

FOR NOTICE OF ITS DETERMINATION TO BE SENT TO THE NIELSON 

COMPANY, THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION, AND ITS 

LEGISLATIVE DELEGATION; TO AMEND SECTION 4-9-30, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO THE DESIGNATION OF POWERS UNDER 

EACH ALTERNATIVE FORM OF GOVERNMENT, SO AS TO ADD DETER- 

MINATION OF A DEMAND MARKET AREA TO THE LIST OF ENUMER- 

ATED POWERS FOR COUNTY GOVERNMENT; AND TO AMEND 

SECTION 4-9-1030, RELATING TO THE DUTIES OF THE COUNTY GOV- 

ERNING BODY, SO AS TO ADD DETERMINATION OF A DEMAND MAR- 

KET AREA TO THE LIST OF DUTIES OF A COUNTY BOARD OF 

COMMISSIONERS. 



H 3591 General Bill, By Sandifer, Huggins, Hixon, Sottile, White and Bowen 


BY ADDING SECTION 38-57-135 SO AS TO ENACT THE CERTIFICATE 

OF INSURANCE ACT , TO PROVIDE RELATED DEFINITIONS, TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE USE, LIMITATIONS, AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS OF A 

CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE, TO PROVIDE FOR THE APPLICABILITY 

OF THE ACT, AND TO PROVIDE ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES FOR 

VIOLATIONS; AND TO AMEND SECTION 38-1-20, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO DEFINITIONS CONCERNING INSURANCE, SO AS TO 

REDEFINE CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE . 



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02/26/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Huggins, 

Hixon, Sottile, White, Bowen 

H 3592 General Bill, By Sandifer and Loftis 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE ENERGY INDEPEN- 

DENCE AND SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION ACT OF 2007 , SO AS TO 

DELETE CERTAIN DEFINITIONS, TO CHANGE CERTIFICATION STAN- 

DARDS WITH WHICH MAJOR FACILITY PROJECTS MUST COMPLY, TO 

ELIMINATE REFERENCE TO THE LEED AND GREEN GLOBES CERTIFI- 

CATION RATING SYSTEMS, AND TO MAKE TECHNICAL CORREC- 

TIONS. 


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04/17/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). JE Smith, Cobb-Hunter, Sandifer, 

Funderburk, Lowe, Neal, Bernstein, Jefferson, Ott, 

Govan, Munnerlyn, Parks, Gambrell, Sabb, Long, Powers 

Norrell, Ridgeway, Weeks, RL Brown, Brannon, Allison, 

Williams, Whipper, Hosey, Gilliard, Mack, Forrester, 

Goldfinch, HA Crawford, Hardwick, Bedingfield, Nanney, 

Loftis, GR Smith, Robinson-Simpson, Bowers, Pope 

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H 3593 Joint Resolution, By Thayer, Gagnon, Erickson, Douglas, Hardee, 

Henderson, Putnam, Ridgeway and Whitmire 



RELATING TO ELIGIBILITY TO HOLD ELECTIVE OFFICE, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT A PERSON MAY NOT SIMULTANEOUSLY OFFER FOR 

MORE THAN ONE STATE OR LOCAL ELECTIVE OFFICE IN THE SAME 

PRIMARY, SPECIAL PRIMARY, RUNOFF, OR GENERAL OR SPECIAL 

ELECTION. 



H 3594 General Bill, By Herbkersman and Newton 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE OPERATION OF PERMITTED AND 

REGISTERED GOLF CARTS ALONG THE STATE S HIGHWAYS, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT A GOLF CART EQUIPPED WITH HEADLIGHTS AND 

REAR LIGHTS MAY BE OPERATED AT NIGHT. 



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03/07/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Newton 



CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO CIVIL REMEDIES AND PROCEDURES, 

BY ADDING SECTION 15-1-350 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT IF AN APART- 

MENT IS CONVERTED INTO A CONDOMINIUM, THE PROTECTIONS 

AND WARRANTIES GRANTED TO A PURCHASER OF A RESIDENTIAL 

PROPERTY IS EXTENDED TO THE PURCHASER OF A CONVERTED 

APARTMENT, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THIS ACT DOES NOT AFFECT 

ANY PENDING ACTION. 




H 3596 General Bill, By Lucas 


BY REPEALING SECTION 57-5-90 RELATING TO THE ESTABLISHMENT 

OF BELT LINES AND SPURS. 


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H 3597 Resolution, By G.M. Smith, Weeks, G.A. Brown, Ridgeway, 











Murphy, Nanney, Neal, Newton, Norman, Ott, Owens, Parks, Patrick, Pitts, 

Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, Riley, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, 





A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR WALTER G. 

SONNY NEWMAN, FORMER SUMTER CITY COUNCIL MEMBER, 

AFTER SIXTEEN YEARS OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO THE CITIZENS 

OF SUMTER, AND TO WISH HIM CONTINUED SUCCESS AND HAPPI- 




A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR 

ANTHONY EUGENE T. J. JOHNSON FOR A STELLAR CAREER AT THE 

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA BOTH AS AN OUTSTANDING ATH- 

LETE ON THE GAMECOCK FOOTBALL TEAM AND AS AN EXEMPLARY 

STUDENT. 



H 3599 Concurrent Resolution, By Hiott, Owens and Skelton 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR RODDEY 

E. GETTYS III, THE FORMER CEO OF BAPTIST EASLEY HOSPITAL, 

UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT AFTER FORTY-THREE 





H 3600 Concurrent Resolution, By Allison 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND 

RACHEL BRYSON FOR HER OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY SERVICE 

AND TO CONGRATULATE HER UPON BEING NAMED A 2013 PRUDEN- 

TIAL SPIRIT OF COMMUNITY AWARD DISTINGUISHED FINALIST AND 

EXTEND BEST WISHES FOR HER CONTINUED SUCCESS AND HAPPI- 

NESS. 



H 3601 General Bill, By Barfield, Clemmons, Hardee, Cobb-Hunter, Ott, 

Bingham, Norman, Pitts and White 


SO AS TO ENACT THE SCHOOL PROTECTION OFFICER ACT ; BY ADD- 

ING SECTION 59-1-165 SO AS TO DEFINE A SCHOOL PROTECTION 

OFFICER; BY ADDING SECTION 59-66-25 SO AS TO PROVIDE EACH 

SCHOOL MAY EMPLOY A SCHOOL PROTECTION OFFICER DURING 

REGULAR OPERATIONAL HOURS DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR, AND 

TO PROVIDE THE PURPOSE OF EMPLOYING THIS OFFICER; AND BY 

ADDING SECTION 23-23-112 SO AS TO CREATE A CLASS 4 LAW 

ENFORCEMENT OFFICER CATEGORY FOR THE DESIGNATION OF


SCHOOL PROTECTION OFFICERS, TO PROVIDE THE LAW ENFORCE- 

MENT COUNCIL MUST DEVELOP GUIDELINES FOR RELATED TRAIN- 

ING THAT MUST BE OFFERED BY THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACADEMY, 

TO PROVIDE SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS FOR THIS TRAINING, AND TO 

PROVIDE NECESSARY DEFINITIONS. 



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H 3602 General Bill, By Weeks, Cobb-Hunter, Clemmons, Pope, Kennedy, 

M.S. McLeod, Tallon, Murphy, Crosby, McCoy, Dillard, Long, Bowen, 

Munnerlyn, Sellers, Limehouse, Brannon, Gilliard, Bales, Barfield, Bowers, 

Branham, G.A. Brown, R.L. Brown, Daning, Delleney, Edge, Funderburk, 

Henderson, Horne, Howard, Huggins, Jefferson, Loftis, Lowe, W.J. McLeod, 

Merrill, D.C. Moss, Norman, Powers Norrell, Quinn, Sandifer, Simrill, G.M. 

Smith, Spires, Taylor, Wells, Whipper, Wood, Newton, Riley, Anderson and 

Erickson 



BY ADDING SECTION 16-13-131 SO AS TO CREATE AN OFFENSE 

RELATING TO STEALING GOODS OR MERCHANDISE FROM A MER- 

CHANT BY AFFIXING A PRODUCT CODE AND TO PROVIDE A PEN- 

ALTY; BY ADDING SECTION 16-13-135 SO AS TO DEFINE NECESSARY 

TERMS, CREATE AN OFFENSE RELATING TO RETAIL THEFT, AND TO 

PROVIDE A PENALTY; TO AMEND SECTION 16-13-440, RELATING TO 

THE USE OF A FALSE OR FICTITIOUS NAME OR ADDRESS TO OBTAIN 

A REFUND FROM A BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT FOR MERCHANDISE, 

SO AS TO INCLUDE USING A FALSE OR ALTERED IDENTIFICATION 

CARD TO COMMIT CERTAIN RETAIL THEFT OFFENSES; TO AMEND 

SECTION 16-13-180, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO RECEIVING STOLEN 

GOODS, SO AS TO INCLUDE RECEIVING OR POSSESSING STOLEN 

GOODS WHEN THE PERSON IS ON NOTICE BY LAW ENFORCEMENT 

THAT THE GOODS ARE STOLEN; TO AMEND SECTION 17-25-323, 

RELATING TO DEFAULT ON COURT-ORDERED PAYMENTS INCLUDING 

RESTITUTION BY PERSONS ON PROBATION OR PAROLE AND CIVIL 

JUDGMENTS AND LIENS, SO AS TO INCLUDE DEFENDANTS WHO 

DEFAULT ON THE VARIOUS MAGISTRATES COURT OR MUNICIPAL 

COURT-ORDERED PAYMENTS INCLUDING RESTITUTION IN THE PUR- 

VIEW OF THE STATUTE AND TO PROVIDE THAT A FILING FEE OR 

OTHER FEE MAY NOT BE REQUIRED WHEN SEEKING A CIVIL JUDG- 

MENT; TO AMEND SECTION 14-25-65, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

PENALTIES THE MAGISTRATES COURT MAY IMPOSE, RESTITUTION, 

AND CONTEMPT, SO AS TO ALLOW A MAGISTRATE TO CONVERT 

CERTAIN UNPAID COURT-ORDERED PAYMENTS TO A CIVIL JUDG- 

MENT; AND TO AMEND SECTION 22-3-550, AS AMENDED, RELATING 

TO THE JURISDICTION OF THE MAGISTRATES COURT OVER MINOR 

OFFENSES, RESTITUTION, AND CONTEMPT, SO AS TO ALLOW A MAG- 

ISTRATE TO CONVERT CERTAIN UNPAID COURT-ORDERED PAY- 

MENTS TO A CIVIL JUDGMENT AND TO INCLUDE VIOLATIONS OF 

SECTIONS 16-13-180 AND 16-13-440 IN THOSE OFFENSES FOR WHICH A 

MAGISTRATE HAS THE POWER TO SENTENCE A PERSON TO CONSEC- 

UTIVE TERMS OF IMPRISONMENT TOTALING MORE THAN NINETY 

DAYS. 



03/06/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Newton 


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04/16/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Riley, Anderson, 

Erickson 

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appointed O Dell, Hutto, Young 

06/06/13 House Free conference committee appointed Delleney, Weeks, 

Tallon 

06/06/13 Senate Conference report received and adopted 


06/06/13 House Conference report adopted 


06/06/13 House Ordered enrolled for ratification 

H 3603 Concurrent Resolution, By Goldfinch, Anderson and H.A. Crawford 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO MEMORIALIZE THE SOUTH CARO- 

LINA CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION TO SUPPORT H.R. 355 AND S. 218 

TO ENSURE THAT HARBOR MAINTENANCE TRUST FUND REVENUES 

ARE APPROPRIATED IN AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO REVENUE COL- 

LECTED, AND USED FOR ITS INTENDED PURPOSE OF DREDGING AND 

MAINTAINING OUR NATION S WATERWAYS. 



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H 3604 General Bill, By Patrick 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO POWERS CONFERRED UPON 

MUNICIPALITIES, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A BUSINESS INVOLVED IN 

MANUFACTURING IS NOT SUBJECT TO A BUSINESS LICENSE FEE ON 

GROSS INCOME DERIVED FROM INTERSTATE OR INTERNATIONAL 

SALES OF ITS MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS. 



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H 3605 General Bill, By Hamilton, Patrick, Finlay, Neal, Erickson, Quinn, 

Govan, Owens, Mitchell, Huggins, Hardwick, Merrill, Anthony, McCoy, 

Stavrinakis, Hosey, W.J. McLeod, Clyburn, Bannister, Barfield, Bowen, 

Bowers, Branham, Clemmons, Cole, Henderson, Herbkersman, Hiott, 

Hodges, Jefferson, Loftis, Long, V.S. Moss, Munnerlyn, Nanney, Pope, 

Powers Norrell, Putnam, Simrill, G.R. Smith, J.R. Smith, Spires, Stringer 

and Willis 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO TAX CREDITS ALLOWABLE 

FOR A PORTION OF THE EXPENSES INCURRED BY A TAXPAYER IN 

THE REHABILITATION, RENOVATION, OR REDEVELOPMENT OF A


TEXTILE MILL SITE, SO AS TO MAKE THE INCOME TAX CREDITS 

ALLOWED TRANSFERABLE. 



H 3606 General Bill, By Stavrinakis, G.M. Smith and Weeks 


BY ADDING SECTION 17-23-135 SO AS TO ALLOW A DEFENDANT TO 

ENTER A CONDITIONAL PLEA OF GUILTY OR NO CONTEST OR NOLO 

CONTENDERE RESERVING CERTAIN RIGHTS OF THE DEFENDANT TO 

WITHDRAW THE CONDITIONAL PLEA AND TO PROVIDE A PROCE- 

DURE FOR THE ACCEPTANCE OF A CONDITIONAL PLEA AFTER A 

PLEA AGREEMENT HAS BEEN ACCEPTED WITH THE CONSENT OF 

THE SOLICITOR OR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. 





SO AS TO ENACT THE MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR INSURANCE 

REFORM ACT ; BY ADDING SECTION 56-1-11 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT 

AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE FOLLOWS THE DRIVER OF A MOTOR 

VEHICLE REGARDLESS OF THE MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVEN AND DOES 

NOT FOLLOW A MOTOR VEHICLE, TO PROVIDE THE DEPARTMENT OF 

MOTOR VEHICLES MAY NOT ISSUE A DRIVER S LICENSE TO A PER- 

SON WHO LACKS MOTORIST LIABILITY COVERAGE, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE AUTOMOBILE INSURERS MUST PROVIDE THIS COVERAGE; TO 

AMEND SECTION 56-1-10, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS 

CONCERNING DRIVERS LICENSES, SO AS TO ADD NECESSARY DEFI- 

NITIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 56-3-210, RELATING TO MOTOR VEHI- 

CLE LICENSE PLATES, SO AS TO PROVIDE THE SECTION DOES NOT 

DISPLACE OR EFFECT THE RESPONSIBILITY OF A PERSON TO OBTAIN 

MOTORIST LIABILITY INSURANCE COVERAGE OR OTHER SIMILAR 

INSURANCE COVERAGE THAT COVERS A DRIVER REGARDLESS OF 

THE VEHICLE HE IS DRIVING AND NOT A PARTICULAR VEHICLE 

ITSELF; AND TO REPEAL CHAPTER 9, TITLE 56 RELATING TO FINAN- 

CIAL RESPONSIBILITY MANDATES FOR MOTOR VEHICLE OPERA- 

TORS. 



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H 3608 General Bill, By Pitts and Rutherford 

A BILL TO AMEND THE CODE OF A LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, 

BY ADDING SECTION 23-28-130 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A RESERVE 

POLICE OFFICER HAS THE STATUS OF CONSTABLE UNDER CERTAIN 

CIRCUMSTANCES AND WITH THE JURISDICTIONAL LIMITS OF HIS 

APPOINTING AUTHORITY. 



H 3609 General Bill, By Barfield, Clemmons and Sandifer 


BY ADDING CHAPTER 77 TO TITLE 39 SO AS TO PROHIBIT THE SALE, 

POSSESSION, AND USE OF CERTAIN LASER POINTING DEVICES 

UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, AND TO PROVIDE DEFINITIONS, 

EXEMPTIONS, AND REMEDIES. 



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H 3610 Resolution, By Erickson and Horne 



TIVES UPON THE PASSING OF CATHERINE LEIGH HUNTER OF 

CHARLESTON COUNTY AND TO EXTEND THEIR DEEPEST SYMPATHY 

TO HER LARGE AND LOVING FAMILY AND HER MANY FRIENDS. 


H 3611 Resolution, By Gagnon, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 





Felder, Finlay, Forrester, Funderburk, Gambrell, George, Gilliard, 












A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR SAMUEL IVAN RANDOLPH, JR., 

SUPERINTENDENT OF ABBEVILLE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, FOR 

HIS MANY YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE AS AN EDUCATOR, TO 


TO WISH HIM MUCH SUCCESS AND FULFILLMENT IN ALL HIS 



H 3612 Resolution, By Henderson and Hamilton 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE THE MEMBERS OF THE 

EASTSIDE HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING TEAM ON A SUPERLATIVE SEA- 

SON AND TO SALUTE THESE ATHLETES AND THEIR COACHES ON 



H 3613 Resolution, By Henderson and Hamilton 



EASTSIDE HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING TEAM, COACHES, AND 



MENDED ON THEIR IMPRESSIVE SEASON AND FOR CAPTURING THE 

2013 CLASS AAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


H 3614 Concurrent Resolution, By Rutherford, Alexander, Allison, 













Simpson, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, Simrill, Skelton, G.M. Smith, G.R.


Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R. Smith, Sottile, Southard, Spires, Stavrinakis, 



A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE AUTHOR LOVELL 

KOBIE WILKERSON III OF RICHLAND COUNTY ON THE PUBLICATION 

OF HIS NEW CHILDREN S BOOK, QUEEN INFINITY, AND TO HONOR 

MR. WILKERSON AS RECIPIENT OF THE MOONBEAM CHILDREN S 

BOOK AWARD BRONZE MEDAL FOR READING SKILLS AND LITER- 

ACY FOR QUEEN INFINITY. 



H 3615 Concurrent Resolution, By Goldfinch and Hardwick 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO MEMORIALIZE THE UNITED 

STATES CONGRESS TO ENACT LEGISLATION THAT GIVES THE STATE 

OF SOUTH CAROLINA AUTHORITY TO MANAGE ITS STOCK OF 

BLACK SEA BASS (CENTROPRISTIS STRIATA) IN BOTH STATE AND 

FEDERAL WATERS. 



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H 3616 Resolution, By King 



REVEREND HERBERT C. CRUMP, JR., OF ROCK HILL, FOUNDER AND 

SENIOR PASTOR OF FREEDOM TEMPLE MINISTRIES, INC., UPON HIS 

ELEVATION TO BISHOP IN THE MT. CALVARY HOLY CHURCH OF 

AMERICA ON APRIL 6, 2013, AND TO WISH HIM GOD S RICHEST 

BLESSINGS AS HE CONTINUES TO SERVE THE LORD. 


H 3617 General Bill, By Ott 



SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE APPLICATION OF THE 

INTERNAL REVENUE CODE TO STATE INCOME TAX LAWS, SO AS TO 

UPDATE THE REFERENCE TO THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE TO 

JANUARY 2, 2013, AND TO DELETE AN INAPPLICABLE SUBITEM. 


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H 3618 General Bill, By K.R. Crawford, Sandifer, Whitmire, Cobb-Hunter 

and Murphy 



BY ADDING SECTION 40-47-938 SO AS TO PROVIDE CIRCUMSTANCES 

IN WHICH A PHYSICIAN MAY ENTER A SUPERVISORY RELATIONSHIP 

WITH A PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT; TO AMEND SECTION 40-47-910, 

RELATING TO DEFINITIONS IN THE PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS PRAC- 

TICE ACT, SO AS TO ADD AND REVISE CERTAIN DEFINITIONS; TO 

AMEND SECTION 40-47-940, RELATING TO APPLICATION FOR LICEN- 

SURE, SO AS TO DELETE CERTAIN APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS; TO 

AMEND SECTION 40-47-945, RELATING TO CONDITIONS FOR GRANT- 

ING PERMANENT LICENSURE, SO AS TO DELETE REQUIREMENTS 

THAT AN APPLICANT APPEAR BEFORE THE BOARD WITH HIS SUPER- 

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VISING PHYSICIAN AND HIS SCOPE OF PRACTICE GUIDELINES, AND 

TO DELETE THE PROHIBITION AGAINST THE APPROVAL OF A SUPER- 

VISING PHYSICIAN OF ON-THE-JOB TRAINING OR TASKS NOT LISTED 

ON THE APPLICATION FOR LIMITED LICENSURE AS A PHYSICIAN 

ASSISTANT; TO AMEND SECTION 40-47-955, RELATING TO PHYSICAL 

PRESENCE REQUIREMENTS OF THE SUPERVISING PHYSICIAN OF A 

PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT, SO AS TO DELETE EXISTING REQUIREMENTS 

CONCERNING ON-SITE SETTINGS AND TO PROVIDE WHERE AND 

HOW A PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT MAY PRACTICE, TO REVISE PROVI- 

SIONS CONCERNING OFF-SITE SETTINGS, AND TO REVISE CERTAIN 

REQUIREMENTS OF A SUPERVISING PHYSICIAN; TO AMEND SECTION 

40-47-960, RELATING TO MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR SCOPE OF 

PRACTICE GUIDELINES FOR PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS, SO AS TO 

INCLUDE THE IMMEDIATE CONSULTATION BETWEEN THE PHYSI- 

CIAN ASSISTANT AND HIS PRIMARY OR SUPERVISING PHYSICIAN; TO 

AMEND SECTION 40-47-965, RELATING TO THE AUTHORITY OF A PHY- 

SICIAN ASSISTANT TO REQUEST OR RECEIVE PROFESSIONAL SAM- 

PLES OF DRUGS AUTHORIZED UNDER HIS SCOPE OF PRACTICE 

GUIDELINES, SO AS TO DELETE THE PROHIBITION AGAINST 

REQUESTING OR RECEIVING PROFESSIONAL SAMPLES OF SCHED- 

ULE II CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES; TO AMEND SECTION 40-47-970, 

RELATING TO THE PRESCRIBING OF DRUGS BY A PHYSICIAN ASSIS- 

TANT, SO AS TO AS TO DELETE A PROHIBITION AGAINST PRESCRIB- 

ING SCHEDULE II CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES; TO AMEND SECTION 

40-47-975, RELATING TO THE AUTHORITY OF A SUPERVISING PHYSI- 

CIAN TO REQUEST PERMISSION FROM THE BOARD FOR A PHYSICIAN 

ASSISTANT UNDER HIS SUPERVISION TO RECEIVE ON-THE-JOB 

TRAINING, SO AS TO DELETE EXISTING LANGUAGE AND PROVIDE 

THAT A SUPERVISING PHYSICIAN MAY DETERMINE WHETHER A 

PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT UNDER HIS SUPERVISION NEEDS ADDI- 

TIONAL TRAINING OR EDUCATION, THAT THE PHYSICIAN AND PHY- 

SICIAN ASSISTANT MAY JOINTLY DETERMINE THE MEANS OF 

PROVIDING THIS TRAINING OR EDUCATION, AND THAT CERTAIN 

RELATED INFORMATION MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE BOARD OF 

MEDICAL EXAMINERS AND THE PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT COMMITTEE 

FOR THE APPROVAL OF EACH; TO AMEND SECTION 40-47-995, RELAT- 

ING TO THE TERMINATION OF A SUPERVISORY RELATIONSHIP 

BETWEEN A PHYSICIAN AND PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT UPON THIS TERMINATION THE PRACTICE OF THE PHYSI- 

CIAN ASSISTANT MUST CEASE UNTIL NEW SCOPE OF PRACTICE 

GUIDELINES, RATHER THAN A NEW APPLICATION, ARE SUBMITTED 

BY A NEW SUPERVISING PHYSICIAN TO THE BOARD; AND TO 

REPEAL SECTION 40-47-980 RELATING TO THE TREATMENT OF 

PATIENTS IN CHRONIC CARE AND LONG-TERM CARE FACILITIES. 







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H 3619 General Bill, By Sandifer and Gambrell 





A PROFESSIONAL SURETY BONDSMAN OR RUNNER MUST PROVIDE 

HIS BUSINESS, MAILING, RESIDENTIAL, AND EMAIL ADDRESSES 

WITH THE APPLICATION, TO PROVIDE HE MUST NOTIFY THE


DEPARTMENT OF A CHANGE OF ANY OF THESE ADDRESSES OR A 

LEGAL NAME CHANGE WITHIN THIRTY DAYS, AND TO PROVIDE A 

PENALTY FOR A VIOLATION; TO AMEND SECTION 38-43-107, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO THE REQUIREMENT THAT A PERSON 


AN INSURANCE PRODUCER MUST PROVIDE HIS BUSINESS, MAILING, 

AND RESIDENTIAL ADDRESSES WITH THE APPLICATION, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE HE ALSO MUST PROVIDE HIS EMAIL ADDRESS; TO AMEND 



AN ADJUSTER MUST PROVIDE HIS BUSINESS, MAILING, AND RESI- 

DENTIAL ADDRESSES WITH THE APPLICATION, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

HE ALSO MUST PROVIDE HIS EMAIL ADDRESS; TO AMEND SECTION 

38-48-30, RELATING TO THE REQUIREMENT THAT A PERSON APPLY- 

ING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE FOR LICENSURE AS A PUB- 

LIC ADJUSTER MUST PROVIDE HIS BUSINESS, MAILING, AND 

RESIDENTIAL ADDRESSES WITH THE APPLICATION, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE HE ALSO MUST PROVIDE HIS EMAIL ADDRESS; AND TO AMEND 



A MOTOR VEHICLE PHYSICAL DAMAGE APPRAISER MUST PROVIDE 

HIS BUSINESS, MAILING, AND RESIDENTIAL ADDRESSES WITH THE 

APPLICATION, SO AS TO PROVIDE HE ALSO MUST PROVIDE HIS 

EMAIL ADDRESS. 



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H 3620 (Rat # 0026, Act # 0018) General Bill, By Sandifer and Gambrell 

Similar (S 0462, H 3621) 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE EXEMPTION OF CAP- 

TIVE INSURANCE COMPANIES FROM CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF TITLE 

38, SO AS TO PROVIDE AN INDUSTRIAL INSURED CAPTIVE INSUR- 

ANCE COMPANY IS SUBJECT TO CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS CON- 

CERNING REPORTS FOR RISK-BASED CAPITAL, ACQUISITIONS 

DISCLOSURE, AND ASSET DISPOSITION, AND CEDED REINSURANCE 

AGREEMENTS, AND TO PROVIDE THE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPART- 

MENT OF INSURANCE MAY ELECT NOT TO TAKE REGULATORY 

ACTION CONCERNING RISK-BASED CAPITAL IN SPECIFIC CIRCUM- 

STANCES. - ratified title 



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04/18/13 Ratified R 26 



04/30/13 Act No. 18 

H 3621 (Rat # 0027, Act # 0019) General Bill, By Sandifer and Gambrell 

Similar (S 0462, H 3620) 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE REVOCATION OR SUS- 

PENSION OF A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY TO TRANSACT BUSI- 

NESS IN THIS STATE BY AN INSURER, SO AS TO REVISE PROVISIONS 

CONCERNING HAZARDOUS INSURERS. - ratified title 

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04/18/13 Ratified R 27 



04/30/13 Act No. 19 



BY ADDING SECTION 47-1-45 SO AS TO PROHIBIT THE TATTOOING OR 

PIERCING OF A COMPANION ANIMAL EXCEPT FOR SPECIFIED REA- 

SONS AND TO PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS. 




H 3623 General Bill, By Atwater and Toole 


BY ADDING SECTION 38-77-127 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT AN AUTO- 

MOBILE INSURER MUST VERIFY THE COVERAGE OF AN INSURED BY 

ELECTRONIC FORMAT TO A MOBILE ELECTRONIC DEVICE UPON 

REQUEST OF THE INSURED, AND TO PROVIDE A NECESSARY DEFINI- 

TION; AND TO AMEND SECTION 56-10-225, RELATING TO REQUIRE- 

MENTS FOR MAINTAINING PROOF OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN 

AN AUTOMOBILE, SO AS TO PERMIT THE USE OF A MOBILE ELEC- 

TRONIC DEVICE TO SATISFY THESE REQUIREMENTS. 



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H 3624 (Rat # 0035, Act # 0024) General Bill, By Herbkersman, Bingham, 

Merrill, Harrell, Newton and White 


BY ADDING SECTION 9-4-15 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE STATE 

SHALL DEFEND MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA PUBLIC EMPLOYEE BENEFIT AUTHORITY (PEBA)


AGAINST CLAIMS AND SUITS ARISING OUT OF THE PERFORMANCE 

OF THEIR OFFICIAL DUTIES, AND REQUIRE THAT THE STATE INDEM- 

NIFY THESE DIRECTORS FOR ANY LOSS OR JUDGMENT INCURRED 

BY THEM WITH RESPECT TO SUCH A CLAIM OR SUIT, TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE STATE SHALL DEFEND PEBA OFFICERS AND MANAGE- 

MENT EMPLOYEES AGAINST CLAIMS AND SUITS ARISING OUT OF 

THE PERFORMANCE OF THEIR OFFICIAL DUTIES UNLESS THE OFFI- 

CER OR MANAGEMENT EMPLOYEE WAS ACTING IN BAD FAITH, AND 

REQUIRE THAT THE STATE INDEMNIFY PEBA OFFICERS AND MAN- 

AGEMENT EMPLOYEES FOR ANY LOSS OR JUDGMENT INCURRED BY 

THEM WITH RESPECT TO SUCH A CLAIM OR SUIT, AND TO EXTEND 

THE REQUIREMENT TO DEFEND AND INDEMNIFY MEMBERS OF THE 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS, OFFICERS, AND MANAGEMENT EMPLOYEES 

OF PEBA TO SUCH PERSONS AFTER LEAVING OFFICE OR EMPLOY- 

MENT WITH PEBA FOR OFFICIAL DUTIES UNDERTAKEN BY THEM 

WHILE SERVING AS A DIRECTOR, OFFICER, OR MANAGEMENT 

EMPLOYEE OF PEBA. - ratified title 



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05/02/13 Ratified R 35 



05/13/13 Act No. 24 

H 3625 General Bill, By Murphy 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO STOPPING, STANDING, OR PARKING A 

VEHICLE UPON THE ROADWAY OUTSIDE A BUSINESS OR RESIDEN- 

TIAL DISTRICT, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THIS PROVISION ALSO 

APPLIES TO VEHICLES ON A ROADWAY INSIDE A RESIDENTIAL DIS- 

TRICT. 



H 3626 General Bill, By Lucas, Williams, Munnerlyn, Lowe, Bannister and 

Finlay 


BY ADDING SECTION 61-4-515 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE OWNER 

OF A MOTORSPORTS ENTERTAINMENT COMPLEX LOCATED IN THIS 

STATE OR HIS DESIGNEE MAY APPLY FOR AND BE ISSUED AN 

ANNUAL LICENSE WHICH AUTHORIZES THE PURCHASE, SALE, AND 

CONSUMPTION OF BEER AND WINE AT ANY OCCASION HELD ON THE 

GROUNDS OF THE COMPLEX YEAR ROUND ON ANY DAY OF THE 

WEEK, TO PROVIDE FOR THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR THIS 

ANNUAL LICENSE, INCLUDING THE FEE, AND TO PROVIDE FOR 

OTHER MATTERS RELATING TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF THIS 

LICENSE AND APPLICABLE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL LAWS 

IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OF THIS LICENSE; AND BY ADDING 

SECTION 61-6-2016 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE OWNER OF A 

MOTORSPORTS ENTERTAINMENT COMPLEX , OR HIS DESIGNEE, 

ALSO MAY BE ISSUED, UPON APPLICATION, AN ANNUAL LICENSE 

THAT AUTHORIZES THE PURCHASE, SALE, AND CONSUMPTION OF 

ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS BY THE DRINK AT ANY OCCASION HELD ON 

THE GROUNDS OF THE COMPLEX UNDER THE SAME SPECIFIED 

TERMS AND CONDITIONS AS PROVIDED FOR BEER AND WINE PER- 

MITS. 



02/27/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Bannister 

03/07/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Finlay 

H 3627 General Bill, By Gagnon, Gambrell and Pitts 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF CON- 

CEALED WEAPONS PERMITS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON 

WHO HOLDS A VALID OUT-OF-STATE PERMIT MAY CARRY A WEAPON 

IN THIS STATE, TO DELETE THE PROVISION THAT REQUIRES SLED TO 

MAINTAIN A LIST OF STATES WHICH HAVE WEAPONS PERMIT RECIP- 

ROCAL AGREEMENTS WITH THIS STATE, AND DELETE THE PROVI- 

SION THAT REQUIRES THIS STATE TO HONOR A WEAPONS PERMIT 

ISSUED BY ANOTHER STATE AS LONG AS THE OTHER STATE 

REQUIRES AN APPLICANT FOR A PERMIT TO SUCCESSFULLY PASS A 

CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK AND A COURSE IN FIREARM 

TRAINING SAFETY. 



H 3628 General Bill, By Toole and Atwater 


A BILL TO AMEND THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976 

BY ADDING SECTION 37-20-161, SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR CERTAIN 

MEASURES TO SAFEGUARD A CLASS OF PROTECTED CONSUMERS 

FROM BECOMING VICTIMS OF IDENTITY THEFT, TO ALLOW REPRE- 

SENTATIVES WITH SUFFICIENT PROOF OF AUTHORITY TO PLACE A 

PREEMPTIVE SECURITY FREEZE ON PROTECTED CONSUMER S 

CREDIT REPORTS, TO PROVIDE LIMITATIONS, TO PROVIDE REQUIRE- 

MENTS TO IMPLEMENT A SECURITY FREEZE, TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

DURATION AND EXTENT OF A SECURITY FREEZE, AND TO PROVIDE 

TERMS FOR REMOVAL OF A SECURITY FREEZE ON A PROTECTED 

CONSUMER S CREDIT REPORT OR RECORD. 



H 3629 Resolution, By Norman, Simrill, Delleney, Felder, Finlay, D.C. Moss 

and Pope 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR AND CONGRATULATE LYNN 

HELMS OF ROCK HILL HIGH SCHOOL ON BEING NAMED STATE WIN- 

NER OF THE 2013 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS NATIONAL CITIZEN- 

SHIP EDUCATION TEACHER AWARD FOR GRADES 9 THROUGH 12. 


H 3630 General Bill, By Felder, Simrill, Kennedy, Erickson, Ballentine, 

Atwater, Douglas, Southard, Huggins, Daning, Allison, Delleney, Dillard, 

Finlay, Gagnon, George, Hardee, Horne, King, Long, D.C. Moss, Norman, 

Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam, Robinson-Simpson, Toole, Wells, Wood and 

Gilliard 



CARELESS DRIVING AND TO PROVIDE PENALTIES; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 56-5-2920, RELATING TO RECKLESS DRIVING, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT RECKLESS DRIVING INCLUDES DISTRACTED DRIVING OR 

INATTENTIVE DRIVING THAT INCLUDES TEXTING WHILE DRIVING 

WHEN BODILY INJURY OCCURS; AND TO AMEND SECTION 56-1-720, 

RELATING TO THE ASSESSMENT OF POINTS AGAINST A PERSON S 

DRIVING RECORD FOR CERTAIN MOTOR VEHICLE VIOLATIONS, SO 

AS TO PROVIDE THAT POINTS MUST BE ASSESSED AGAINST THE 

DRIVING RECORD OF A PERSON CONVICTED OF CARELESS DRIVING. 




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H 3631 General Bill, By Daning, Crosby, Sottile, Atwater, Sabb, Erickson, 

Newton and Herbkersman 


BY ADDING SECTION 56-3-115 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE ISSUANCE 

OF GOLF CART PERMITS, TO REGULATE THE OPERATION OF GOLF 

CARTS, AND TO PROVIDE A PENALTY; AND TO REPEAL SECTION 56-2- 

105 RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF GOLF CART PERMITS AND THE 

OPERATION OF GOLF CARTS. 



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04/24/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Ott, Bales, Herberkersman, 

Daning, K Crawford, WJ McLeod, Whitmire, Sandifer, 

George, Jefferson, RL Brown, Whipper, Hosey, Gilliard, 

Goldfinch, Robinson-Simpson HJ-17 

04/24/13 House Requests for debate removed-Rep(s). Herbkersman, Daning, 

Ott, WJ McLeod HJ-146 


Erickson, Newton 

04/25/13 House Requests for debate removed-Rep(s). Whipper, RL 

Brown, Hosey, Gilliard, K Crawford, Whitmire, Sandifer, 

Jefferson, Robinson-Simpson, Goldfinch HJ-53 








H 3632 General Bill, By G.M. Smith, White, Sandifer, J.R. Smith, Bannister 

and Lucas 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE MAINTENANCE TAX 

IMPOSED BY THE WORKERS COMPENSATION COMMISSION ON SELF 

INSURERS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE COMMISSION SHALL 

RETAIN A PORTION OF THE ANNUAL MAINTENANCE TAX REVENUE 

TO PAY THE SALARIES AND EXPENSES OF THE COMMISSION AND TO 

PROVIDE THAT THE COMMISSION SHALL RETAIN ONE-HALF OF THE 

INTEREST CHARGED ON DELINQUENT MAINTENANCE TAX FOR THE 

SAME PURPOSE. 



02/28/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: White, Sandifer, 

J.R.Smith, Bannister, Lucas 



04/24/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Gilliard, Govan, Bales, Sabb 

HJ-101 







04/30/13 Senate Referred to Subcommittee: Gregory (ch), McElveen, 

Turner 








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TIVES UPON THE PASSING OF DOROTHY FORTNER MCCARTHA OF 

LEXINGTON COUNTY AND TO EXTEND THEIR DEEPEST SYMPATHY 

TO HER LARGE AND LOVING FAMILY AND HER MANY FRIENDS. 


H 3634 General Bill, By G.A. Brown 



OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE REQUIREMENT OF SCHOOLS TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR A MINUTE OF MANDATORY SILENCE AT THE BEGINNING 

OF EACH SCHOOL DAY, SO AS TO AUTHORIZE SCHOOLS TO SAY A 

PRAYER AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL DAY, TO NOTIFY PAR- 

ENTS AND GUARDIANS OF THE POLICY, AND TO REQUIRE SCHOOLS 

TO ALLOW A STUDENT TO LEAVE THE CLASSROOM IF THE STUDENT 

DOES NOT WANT TO LISTEN TO OR PARTICIPATE IN THE PRAYER. 



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H 3635 General Bill, By Pope, Bales, D.C. Moss, Kennedy, Simrill, 

Ballentine, Munnerlyn, K.R. Crawford, Anthony, Cole, Daning, Delleney, 

Felder, Gagnon, Long, McCoy, Norman, Powers Norrell and Ridgeway 



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO FEES FOR CRIMINAL 

RECORD SEARCHES, SO AS TO CLARIFY THE DEFINITION OF CHARI- 

TABLE ORGANIZATIONS WHICH PAY A REDUCED FEE TO INCLUDE 

LOCAL PARK AND RECREATION VOLUNTEERS THROUGH A COMMIS- 

SION, MUNICIPALITY, COUNTY, OR THE SOUTH CAROLINA DEPART- 

MENT OF PARKS, RECREATION AND TOURISM. 



H 3636 Resolution, By Taylor 



TIVES UPON THE PASSING OF JEREMIAH JOSEPH JERRY GUERIN OF 

AIKEN COUNTY AND TO EXTEND THEIR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HIS 

LARGE AND LOVING FAMILY AND HIS MANY FRIENDS. 



A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO HONOR THE COASTAL CAROLINA 

UNIVERSITY WOMEN S INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD TEAM ON WIN- 

NING THE 2013 BIG SOUTH TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE 

AND TO SALUTE THE TEAM S OUTSTANDING PLAYERS AND 

COACHES. 



H 3638 General Bill, By Harrell, Stavrinakis, Limehouse and Gilliard 


BY ADDING SECTION 55-1-80 SO AS TO AUTHORIZE THE APPOINT- 

MENT OF ADDITIONAL MEMBERS TO COUNTY AVIATION COMMIS- 

SIONS AND TO PROVIDE THAT IN COUNTIES WITH TWO 

MUNICIPALITIES WITH A POPULATION IN EXCESS OF FIFTY THOU- 

SAND, THE MAYORS OF THESE MUNICIPALITIES SHALL SERVE, EX 

OFFICIO, AS MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION. 


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03/06/13 House Amended HJ-56







04/10/13 Senate Polled out of committee Transportation SJ-26 






SJ-14 

04/25/13 House Non-concurrence in Senate amendment HJ-54 



appointed Ford, Grooms, and Campsen SJ-26 

05/02/13 House Conference committee appointed Limehouse, Stavrinakis, 

Sottile HJ-36 

06/05/13 Senate Conference committee appointed Grooms, Campsen, 

Pinckney SJ-64 

H 3639 General Bill, By Sandifer and Rivers 



BY ADDING SECTION 8-15-70 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE FAIR AND 

OPEN COMPETITION IN GOVERNMENTAL CONTRACTS BY STIPULAT- 

ING THAT STATE OR LOCAL ENTITIES, OFFICIALS, AND EMPLOYEES, 

IN REGARD TO A PUBLIC BUILDING, MAY NOT REQUIRE OR PROHIBIT 

A BIDDER, OFFEROR, CONTRACTOR, OR SUBCONTRACTOR FROM 

ENTERING INTO OR ADHERING TO AN AGREEMENT WITH ONE OR 

MORE LABOR ORGANIZATIONS IN REGARD TO THE PROJECT AND 

MAY NOT OTHERWISE DISCRIMINATE AGAINST A BIDDER, OFFEROR, 

CONTRACTOR, OR SUBCONTRACTOR FOR BECOMING OR REFUSING 

TO BECOME A SIGNATORY TO AN AGREEMENT WITH ONE OR MORE 

LABOR ORGANIZATIONS IN REGARD TO THE PROJECT, TO PROVIDE 

THAT STATE AND LOCAL ENTITIES, OFFICIALS, AND EMPLOYEES 

SHALL NOT AWARD A GRANT, TAX ABATEMENT, OR TAX CREDIT 

CONDITIONED UPON THE INCLUSION OF SUCH AGREEMENTS IN THE 

AWARD, AND TO PROVIDE EXCEPTIONS TO AND EXEMPTIONS FROM 

THESE PROVISIONS. 



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04/10/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Rutherford, RL Brown, Cobb- 

Hunter, Mitchell, Neal, Hart, Whipper, Gilliard, Lowe, KR 

Crawford, Jefferson, Williams, Hosey, Anderson, Bedingfield, 

Atwater, Sandifer HJ-27 












ONE CENTS A GALLON; AND TO AMEND SECTION 56-11-410, RELAT- 

ING TO THE ROAD TAX, SO AS TO INCREASE THE ROAD TAX IN THE 

SAME MANNER AS THE USER FEE. 



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H 3641 General Bill, By Newton and Taylor 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO EXEMPTIONS FOR CERTAIN 

WORK OF THE MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND THEIR 

STAFF FROM THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE THESE LIMITATIONS APPLY ONLY TO WORK PERTAINING TO 

THE DEVELOPMENT, DRAFTING, OR EVALUATION OF LEGISLATION 

THAT HAS NOT BEEN INTRODUCED OR AN AMENDMENT TO THIS 

LEGISLATION THAT HAS NOT BEEN PROPOSED TO A LEGISLATIVE 

COMMITTEE OR LEGISLATIVE BODY; TO CLARIFY THAT THE PROVI- 

SION DOES NOT LIMIT OR RESTRICT PUBLIC ACCESS TO SOURCE 

DOCUMENTS OR RECORDS, FACTUAL DATA OR SUMMARIES OF FAC- 

TUAL DATA, PAPERS, MINUTES, OR REPORTS OTHERWISE CONSID- 

ERED PUBLIC INFORMATION AND NOT OTHERWISE EXEMPT FROM 

DISCLOSURE BY THE ACT; AND TO EXEMPT WRITTEN OR ELEC- 

TRONIC CORRESPONDENCE SENT TO AN INDIVIDUAL PUBLIC OFFI- 

CIAL BY A CONSTITUENT OF THAT PUBLIC OFFICIAL. 





BY ADDING SECTION 38-3-102 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE DIREC- 

TOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE MUST BE ELECTED TO 

OFFICE BY THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE STATE IN THE GEN- 

ERAL ELECTION AND PROVIDE FOR THE DIRECTOR S TERM OF 

OFFICE, QUALIFICATIONS, VACANCIES, AND RELATED MATTERS; TO 

AMEND SECTION 1-30-10, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE DEPART- 

MENTS OF STATE GOVERNMENT, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE GOV- 

ERNING AUTHORITY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE IS THE 

DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE ELECTED TO 

OFFICE UNDER THE LAWS OF THIS STATE; TO AMEND SECTION 38-1- 

20, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS UNDER THE INSUR- 

ANCE LAWS OF THIS STATE, SO AS TO MAKE CERTAIN CHANGES TO 

THE DEFINITION OF DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INSUR- 

ANCE; TO AMEND SECTION 38-3-10, RELATING TO THE DEPARTMENT 

OF INSURANCE, SO AS TO DELETE CERTAIN PROVISIONS RELATING 

TO THE DEPARTMENT S DIRECTOR, TO PROVIDE THAT THE DIREC- 

TOR IS ELECTED RATHER THAN APPOINTED, AND TO MAKE 

CHANGES IN THE PROVISIONS CONCERNING THE REMOVAL OF THE 

DIRECTOR; TO AMEND SECTION 38-3-100, RELATING TO THE DIREC- 

TOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE, SO AS TO, AMONG OTHER 

CHANGES, DELETE THE REQUIREMENT THAT, IF THE DIRECTOR 

BECOMES A CANDIDATE FOR PUBLIC OFFICE OR BECOMES A MEM- 

BER OF A POLITICAL COMMITTEE DURING TENURE, HIS OFFICE 

MUST BE IMMEDIATELY VACATED; AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

ELECTION OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE 

BEGINS WITH THE 2014 STATEWIDE ELECTION PROCESS AND THAT 

THE DIRECTOR SERVING ON THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ACT 

SHALL CONTINUE TO SERVE UNTIL HIS SUCCESSOR IS ELECTED AND 

QUALIFIES FOR OFFICE. 



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H 3643 General Bill, By Loftis, Henderson, G.R. Smith and Stringer 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE POWER OF A SCHOOL DISTRICT 

BOARD CONCERNING THE FUNDING AND PROVISION OF ADULT 

EDUCATION, SO AS TO PROVIDE THE STATE BOARD FOR TECHNICAL 

AND COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION RATHER THAN THE STATE 

BOARD OF EDUCATION DETERMINES APPROPRIATE SUBJECTS FOR 

ADULT EDUCATION; TO AMEND SECTION 59-43-20, RELATING TO THE 

POWERS OF THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION WITH RESPECT TO


ADULT EDUCATION, SO AS TO TRANSFER THOSE POWERS TO THE 

STATE BOARD FOR TECHNICAL AND COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION; 

TO AMEND 59-53-30, RELATING TO THE POWER OF THE STATE BOARD 

FOR TECHNICAL AND COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION TO AUTHORIZE 

A SCHOOL WITHIN ITS JURISDICTION TO CONTRACT WITH A LOCAL 

SCHOOL DISTRICT TO PROVIDE ADULT LITERACY EDUCATION, SO 

AS TO DELETE THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE STATE BOARD OF EDU- 

CATION APPROVE SUCH AN AUTHORIZATION; AND TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 59-53-50, RELATING TO POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE BOARD 

FOR TECHNICAL AND COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION, SO AS TO 

INCLUDE ADULT EDUCATION AMONG THOSE POWERS AND DUTIES. 



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H 3644 General Bill, By Loftis, Gagnon, Herbkersman, Lowe, Lucas, D.C. 

Moss, Ott, Pitts and Toole 



BY ADDING SECTION 13-1-390 SO AS TO ESTABLISH WITHIN THE 

DIVISION OF STATE DEVELOPMENT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF COM- 

MERCE THE CLEAN ENERGY INDUSTRY MARKET DEVELOPMENT 

ADVISORY COUNCIL AND PROVIDE FOR ITS MEMBERSHIP AND 

FUNCTIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 12-6-3588, RELATING TO THE 

RENEWABLE ENERGY TAX CREDIT INCENTIVE PROGRAM, SO AS TO 

REDESIGNATE THE PROGRAM THE SOUTH CAROLINA CLEAN 

ENERGY TAX INCENTIVE PROGRAM, TO REVISE DEFINITIONS TO 

EXTEND THE CREDIT TO ADDITIONAL FORMS OF ENERGY PRODUC- 

TION AND OPERATIONS, TO DECREASE INVESTMENT THRESHOLDS 

AND DECREASE JOB CREATION THRESHOLDS FOR QUALIFYING FOR 

THE CREDIT AND MAKE THE CREDIT, PREVIOUSLY DUE TO EXPIRE 

DECEMBER 31, 2015, AVAILABLE THROUGH 2019 AND TO REVISE 

CREDIT ADMINISTRATION PROCEDURES; AND TO AMEND SECTION 

12-6-3600, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE INCOME TAX CREDIT FOR 

CORN-BASED ETHANOL OR SOY-BASED BIODIESEL PRODUCTION IN 

THIS STATE, SO AS TO EXTEND THE CREDIT TO ALL LIQUID FUELS 

DERIVED FROM RENEWABLE SOURCES, MAKE CONFORMING DEFI- 

NITIONS, REDUCE THE AMOUNT OF LIQUID FUEL ELIGIBLE FOR THE 

CREDIT, AND TO EXTEND THE PERIOD DURING WHICH THE CREDIT 

MAY BE CLAIMED THROUGH 2019. 



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04/09/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: J.E.Smith, 

W.J.McLeod, Williams, Vick, Funderburk, Sellers, Govan 


Means HJ-22 


04/24/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). JE Smith, Hart, WJ McLeod, 

Daning, JR Smith, Forrester, Neal, Skelton, Loftis, Wells, 

Taylor, Hamilton, Anderson, GR Smith, Williams, Jefferson 

HJ-135 

04/30/13 House Requests for debate removed-Rep(s). Loftis HJ-182 



H 3645 General Bill, By Stringer, V.S. Moss and Jefferson 




ONE CENTS A GALLON, AND TO REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT TO 

ADJUST THE USER FEE ANNUALLY BY AN INFLATION FACTOR 

EQUAL TO THE ANNUAL AVERAGE PERCENTAGE ADJUSTMENT IN 

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THE PREVIOUS TEN COMPLETED CALENDAR YEARS OF THE CON- 

SUMER PRICE INDEX; TO AMEND SECTION 56-11-410, RELATING TO 

THE ROAD TAX, SO AS TO INCREASE THE ROAD TAX IN THE SAME 

MANNER AS THE USER FEE; AND BY ADDING SECTION 56-3-930 SO AS 

TO IMPOSE AN ADDITIONAL ANNUAL ROAD FEE ON THE OWNER OF 

A HYBRID, PLUG-IN HYBRID, OR ELECTRIC MOTOR VEHICLE, AND 

TO SET FORTH THE EQUATION BY WHICH THE ADDITIONAL ANNUAL 

ROAD FEE IS CALCULATED. 




03/05/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Jefferson 

H 3646 General Bill, By G.R. Smith, Bingham, Quinn, Huggins, Bedingfield, 

Stringer, Hamilton, K.R. Crawford, Atwater, Willis, Patrick, Erickson, 

Bannister, Ballentine, J.R. Smith, Allison, Chumley, Clemmons, Cole, H.A. 

Crawford, Crosby, Daning, Forrester, Goldfinch, Harrell, Henderson, 

Herbkersman, Hixon, Kennedy, Lucas, V.S. Moss, Nanney, Pitts, Pope, 

Putnam, Simrill, Tallon, Taylor, Wells, Wood and Funderburk 

Similar (S 0022, S 0028) 


2013 , SO AS TO TRANSFER, REALIGN, OR RESTRUCTURE VARIOUS 

AGENCIES, PROGRAMS, REQUIREMENTS, AND PROCEDURES IN THE 

EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE BRANCHES OF STATE GOVERNMENT, 

INCLUDING PROVISIONS TO ABOLISH THE STATE BUDGET AND CON- 

TROL BOARD ON JULY 1, 2014; TO AMEND SECTION 1-30-10, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO THE DEPARTMENTS OF THE EXECUTIVE 

BRANCH OF STATE GOVERNMENT, SO AS TO CREATE THE DEPART- 

MENT OF ADMINISTRATION; BY ADDING SECTION 1-30-125 SO AS TO 

PROVIDE FOR THE TRANSFER TO THIS NEWLY CREATED DEPART- 

MENT OF ADMINISTRATION OF CERTAIN OFFICES AND DIVISIONS OF 

THE STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD, OFFICE OF THE GOVER- 

NOR, AND OTHER AGENCIES, TO PROVIDE FOR THE TRANSFER OF 

ADDITIONAL AGENCIES, ENTITIES, OR PROGRAMS TO AGENCIES OR 

DEPARTMENTS OTHER THAN THE DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRA- 

TION, AND TO PROVIDE FOR TRANSITIONAL AND OTHER PROVI- 

SIONS NECESSARY TO ACCOMPLISH THE ABOVE; TO REPEAL 

SECTION 1-11-10 RELATING TO THE COMPOSITION OF THE BUDGET 

AND CONTROL BOARD; BY ADDING CHAPTER 2 TO TITLE 2 SO AS TO 

PROVIDE FOR LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT OF THE EXECUTIVE 

DEPARTMENTS AND THE PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES TO BE FOL- 

LOWED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS OVERSIGHT; TO AMEND SEC- 

TIONS 1-11-20, AS AMENDED, 1-11-22, 1-11-55, AS AMENDED, 1-11-56, 1- 

11-58, 1-11-65, 1-11-67, 1-11-70, 1-11-80, 1-11-90, 1-11-100, 1-11-110, 1-11- 

180, 1-11-220, AS AMENDED, 1-11-225, 1-11-250, 1-11-260, 1-11-270, 1-11- 

280, 1-11-290, 1-11-300, 1-11-310, AS AMENDED, 1-11-315, 1-11-320, 1-11- 

335, 1-11-340, 1-11-435, 1-15-10, AS AMENDED, CHAPTER 9 OF TITLE 3, 

SECTIONS 10-1-10, 10-1-30, 10-1-130, 10-1-190, CHAPTER 9 OF TITLE 10, 

SECTIONS 10-11-50, 10-11-90, 10-11-110, 10-11-140, 10-11-330, 11-9-610, 11- 

9-620, 11-9-630, 11-35-3810, 11-35-3820, 11-35-3830, 11-35-3840, 11-35-5270, 

11-53-20, 13-7-810, AS AMENDED, 13-7-830, 13-7-860, 16-3-1620, ALL AS 

AMENDED, 16-3-1680, 25-11-10, 25-11-80, AS AMENDED, 25-11-90, 25-11- 

310, 44-53-530, AS AMENDED, 44-96-140, 48-46-30, 48-46-40, 48-46-50, 48- 

46-60, 48-46-90, 63-11-500, AS AMENDED, 63-11-700, AS AMENDED, 63- 

11-730, 63-11-1110, 63-11-1140, 44-38-380, 63-11-1310, 63-11-1340, 63-11- 

1360, AND 63-11-1510, ALL RELATING TO VARIOUS AGENCY OR 

DEPARTMENT PROVISIONS, AND BY ADDING SECTION 1-11-185 ALL 

SO AS TO CONFORM THEM TO THE ABOVE PROVISIONS PERTAINING 

TO THE NEW DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION OR TO SUPPLE- 

MENT SUCH PROVISIONS; TO REPEAL SECTION 1-30-110 RELATING TO 

SPECIFIC AGENCIES, BOARDS, AND COMMISSIONS AND THEIR 

RELATED ENTITIES ADMINISTERED UNDER THE OFFICE OF THE 

GOVERNOR; BY ADDING SECTION 1-11-15 SO AS TO TRANSFER SPE- 

CIFIC ENTITIES, OFFICES, OR DIVISIONS TO OTHER ENTITIES OR 

OFFICES, WITH CERTAIN EXCEPTIONS, NOT A PART OF THE DEPART- 

MENT OF ADMINISTRATION; TO AMEND SECTIONS 1-11-1110 AND 1- 

11-1140, RELATING TO THE CONFEDERATE RELIC ROOM AND MILI-


TARY MUSEUM UNDER THE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD, SO AS 

TO PROVIDE THAT THE CONFEDERATE RELIC ROOM AND MUSEUM 

SHALL BECOME A PART OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION 

AND TO PROVIDE RELATED PROVISIONS; BY ADDING ARTICLE 11 TO 

CHAPTER 9, TITLE 11 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE REVENUE AND FIS- 

CAL AFFAIRS OFFICE AND PROVIDE FOR ITS ORGANIZATION, 

DUTIES, POWERS, AND PROCEDURES; TO AMEND SECTIONS 11-9-820, 

11-9-825, 11-9-830, 11-9-880, AND 11-9-890, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

THE BOARD OF ECONOMIC ADVISORS, SO AS TO MAKE THE BOARD 

A DIVISION OF THE REVENUE AND FISCAL AFFAIRS OFFICE, AND TO 

FURTHER PROVIDE FOR ITS PROCEDURES, DUTIES, AND FUNCTIONS; 

BY ADDING CHAPTER 79 TO TITLE 2 SO AS TO PROVIDE PROCE- 

DURES AND REQUIREMENTS PERTAINING TO STATE AGENCY DEFI- 

CIT PREVENTION AND RECOGNITION; TO REPEAL SECTION 1-11-495 

RELATING TO YEAR-END DEFICITS; TO AMEND SECTIONS 2-7-72, 2-7- 

73, 2-7-74, AND 2-7-76, RELATING TO THE FISCAL IMPACT OF BILLS OR 

RESOLUTIONS, SO AS TO FURTHER PROVIDE FOR HOW THESE FIS- 

CAL IMPACTS ARE DETERMINED AND REPORTED; TO AMEND SEC- 

TIONS 48-52-410, 48-52-440, 48-52-460, 48-52-635, AND 48-52-680, 

RELATING TO THE STATE ENERGY OFFICE, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT 

T ENERGY OFFICE SHALL BE A PART OF THE OFFICE OF REGULA- 

TORY STAFF AND TO FURTHER PROVIDE FOR THE PROGRAMS AND 

OPERATIONS OF THE STATE ENERGY OFFICE; TO AMEND SECTIONS 

1-11-25 AND 1-11-26, RELATING TO THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERN- 

MENT OF THE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD AND THE RURAL 

INFRASTRUCTURE AUTHORITY, AND BY ADDING SECTION 11-50-65 

ALL SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERN- 

MENT SHALL BECOME A PART OF THE RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE 

AUTHORITY, FOR THE OPERATIONS OF THE DIVISION OF LOCAL 

GOVERNMENT, FOR THE OPERATIONS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE 

RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE AUTHORITY, AND FOR THE USE AND 

TRANSFER OF CERTAIN FUNDING TO THE AUTHORITY; BY ADDING 

CHAPTER 55 TO TITLE 11 SO AS TO ESTABLISH THE STATE CON- 

TRACTS AND ACCOUNTABILITY AUTHORITY (SCAA) AND PROVIDE 

FOR ITS MEMBERSHIP, DUTIES, AND FUNCTIONS; TO PROVIDE THAT 

THE INSURANCE RESERVE FUND IS TRANSFERRED TO THE SCAA AS 

ONE OF ITS DIVISIONS; TO AMEND SECTIONS 1-11-140 AND 15-78-140, 

RELATING TO THE PROVISIONS OF TORT LIABILITY COVERAGE BY 

THE STATE, SO AS TO CONFORM THESE SECTIONS TO THE ABOVE 

PROVISIONS; TO AMEND CHAPTER 47, TITLE 2, RELATING TO THE 

JOINT BOND REVIEW COMMITTEE, SO AS TO REVISE THE MANNER 

IN WHICH AND PROCEDURES UNDER WHICH THE COMMITTEE 

REVIEWS PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS AND THEIR FUND- 

ING, THE PROCESS BY WHICH THESE PROJECTS AND FUNDING ARE 

APPROVED, AND FOR THE REPORTING OF CERTAIN NEW PROJECTS; 

TO AMEND SECTION 1-11-440, RELATING TO THE DUTY OF THE STATE 

TO DEFEND MEMBERS OF THE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD 

AGAINST CLAIM OR SUIT ARISING OUT OF THEIR OFFICIAL 

ACTIONS, SO AS TO DELETE REFERENCES TO THE BOARD AND 

INCLUDE REFERENCES TO THE SCAA, AND DIRECTOR OF THE 

DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION; TO AMEND SECTION 2-65-15, AS 

AMENDED, TO AMEND SECTION 11-27-10, BY ADDING SECTION 11-31- 

15, TO AMEND SECTIONS 11-38-20, 11-41-70, 11-41-80, 11-41-90, 11-41- 

100, 11-41-180, 11-43-510, 11-45-30, 11-45-55, 11-45-105, 11-51-30, 11-51-125, 

11-51-190, ALL RELATING TO VARIOUS BOND OR OTHER FINANCIAL 

PROVISIONS, TO AMEND SECTION 11-18-20, RELATING TO ARRA 

BONDS, SECTION 11-37-30, RELATING TO THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

RESOURCES AUTHORITY, SECTION 11-37-200, RELATING TO THE 

WATER RESOURCES COORDINATING COUNCIL, SECTION 11-40-20, 

RELATING TO THE INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES AUTHORITY, AND 

SECTION 11-40-250, ALL RELATING TO THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOV- 

ERNMENT, SO AS TO CORRECT REFERENCES FROM THE BUDGET 

AND CONTROL BOARD TO THE APPROPRIATE ENTITY, AND TO FUR- 

THER PROVIDE FOR THE USE OF CERTAIN FUNDING BY THE DIVI- 

SION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT; TO AMEND SECTION 11-49-40, 

RELATING TO THE TOBACCO SETTLEMENT AUTHORITY, SECTIONS 

41-43-100 AND 41-43-110, BOTH AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE 

230 

JOBS-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, SECTION 54-3-119, 

RELATING TO THE SALE OF CERTAIN PROPERTY BY THE STATE 

PORTS AUTHORITY, SECTION 48-5-30, RELATING TO THE WATER 

QUALITY REVOLVING FUND AUTHORITY, SECTIONS 59-109-30 AND 

59-109-40, RELATING TO THE EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES AUTHORITY 

FOR PRIVATE NONPROFIT INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING, AND 

SECTIONS 59-115-20 AND 59-115-40, RELATING TO THE STATE EDUCA- 

TION ASSISTANCE AUTHORITY, ALL SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THEIR 

RESPECTIVE GOVERNING BODY SHALL BE THE SCAA, AND TO MAKE 

CONFORMING REFERENCES; TO REPEAL CHAPTER 4, TITLE 9 RELAT- 

ING TO THE SOUTH CAROLINA PUBLIC EMPLOYEE BENEFIT 

AUTHORITY (PEBA), SO AS TO ABOLISH THE AUTHORITY AND 

TRANSFER ITS POWERS, DUTIES, AND FUNCTIONS TO THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA CONTRACTS AND ACCOUNTABILITY AUTHORITY FOR 

SPECIFIED POLICY MATTERS RELATING TO THE STATE RETIREMENT 

SYSTEMS AND STATE INSURANCE PROGRAMS AND TO THE DEPART- 

MENT OF ADMINISTRATION AND ITS APPROPRIATE DIVISIONS FOR 

ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS RELATED TO THE STATE RETIREMENT 

SYSTEMS AND STATE INSURANCE PROGRAMS; TO AMEND ARTICLE 

5, CHAPTER 11, TITLE 1, SECTIONS 8-23-20, 8-23-110, 9-1-10, 9-1-20, 9-1- 

230, 9-1-240, 9-1-250, 9-1-260, 9-1-270, 9-1-280, 9-1-290, 9-1-300, 9-1-310, AS 

AMENDED, 9-1-1020, AS AMENDED, 9-1-1060, 9-1-1070, 9-1-1085, 9-1- 

1090, 9-1-1140, AS AMENDED, 9-1-1175, 9-1-1310, AS AMENDED, 9-1- 

1320, 9-1-1340, AS AMENDED, 9-1-1515, AS AMENDED, 9-1-1750, 9-1- 

1775, 9-1-1810, AS AMENDED, 9-1-1830, AS AMENDED, CHAPTER 2, 

TITLE 9, 9-8-10, AS AMENDED, 9-8-30, AS AMENDED, 9-8-60, AS 

AMENDED, 9-8-140, 9-9-10, AS AMENDED, 9-9-30, AS AMENDED, 9-9- 

130, 9-9-160, 9-10-10, AS AMENDED, 9-10-20, 9-10-60, AS AMENDED, 9- 

10-80, 9-11-10, AS AMENDED, 9-11-20, 9-11-30, AS AMENDED, 9-11-45, 9- 

11-48, AS AMENDED, 9-11-125, AS AMENDED, 9-11-210, 9-11-225, BOTH 

AS AMENDED, CHAPTER 12, TITLE 9, 9-16-10, AS AMENDED, 9-16-20, 9- 

16-55, 9-16-80, 9-16-90, 9-16-315, 9-16-320, 9-16-330, 9-18-10, 9-20-30, 9-21- 

20, AND 59-1-470, ALL AS AMENDED, AND TO AMEND OR REPEAL 

CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF ACT 278 OF 2012, RELATING TO STATE 

RETIREMENT PROVISIONS, ALL SO AS TO CONFORM THEM TO THE 

ABOVE PROVISIONS PERTAINING TO THE ABOLISHMENT OF PEBA 

AND THE TRANSFER AND DEVOLVEMENT OF ITS POWERS, DUTIES, 

AND FUNCTIONS, AND TO REVISE CERTAIN ADDITIONAL PROVI- 

SIONS TO CONFORM THEM TO PRIOR ACTIONS TAKEN BY PEBA; BY 

ADDING SECTION 1-11-45 AND TO AMEND SECTIONS 11-35-310, 11-35- 

540, 11-35-1210, AS AMENDED, 11-35-1560, 11-35-3010, AS AMENDED, 11- 

35-3220, AND SUBARTICLE 3, ARTICLE 17, CHAPTER 35, TITLE 11, ALL 

SO AS TO ESTABLISH THE DIVISION OF PROCUREMENT SERVICES IN 

THE DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION, AND TO PROVIDE THAT 

THE DIVISION OF PROCUREMENT SERVICES SHALL EXERCISE THE 

FUNCTIONS, DUTIES, AND RESPONSIBILITIES IN REGARD TO THE 

CONSOLIDATED PROCUREMENT CODE PREVIOUSLY EXERCISED BY 

THE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD, EXCEPT FOR THOSE MATTERS 

RESERVED FOR THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONTRACTS AND ACCOUNT- 

ABILITY AUTHORITY AS PROVIDED BY LAW, AND TO ALSO REVISE 

THE MEMBERSHIP AND NAME OF THE PROCUREMENT REVIEW 

BOARD; TO AMEND SECTION 1-1-810, RELATING TO ANNUAL 

ACCOUNTABILITY REPORTS OF STATE AGENCIES, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT THESE REPORTS SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO AND DISSEMI- 

NATED BY THE STATE AUDITOR; TO AMEND SECTION 1-1-820, RELAT- 

ING TO ACCOUNTABILITY REPORTS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

STATE AUDITOR WHEN CONDUCTING PERFORMANCE AUDITS OF 

STATE AGENCIES SHALL USE THESE REPORTS AS SOURCE MATE- 

RIAL; TO AMEND SECTION 1-6-20, RELATING TO THE STATE INSPEC- 

TOR GENERAL, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE STATE INSPECTOR 

GENERAL AND THE STATE AUDITOR SHALL BE LOCATED IN THE 

OFFICE OF ACCOUNTABILITY AND AUDITING WITHIN THE STATE 

CONTRACTS AND ACCOUNTABILITY AUTHORITY, BUT SHALL 

REMAIN INDEPENDENT ENTITIES; TO AMEND SECTION 11-7-10, 

RELATING IN PART TO THE APPOINTMENT OF THE STATE AUDITOR, 

SO AS TO FURTHER PROVIDE FOR HIS SELECTION; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 11-7-30, RELATING TO AUDITS CONDUCTED BY THE STATE


AUDITOR, SO AS TO CORRECT CERTAIN REFERENCES, TO DESIGNATE 

SECTION 11-7-10 THROUGH 11-7-60, RELATING TO THE STATE AUDI- 

TOR, AS ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 7, TITLE 11, AND BY ADDING ARTICLE 3 

TO CHAPTER 7, TITLE 11 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE CONDUCT OF 

PERFORMANCE AUDITS BY THE STATE AUDITOR; TO PROVIDE FOR 

ADDITIONAL MEMBERS OF THE NAVAL COMPLEX REDEVELOPMENT 

AUTHORITY WHO, TOGETHER WITH CERTAIN OTHER MEMBERS OF 

THE AUTHORITY, SHALL CONSTITUTE THE NAVAL BASE MUSEUM 

AUTHORITY WITH SPECIFIED POWERS AND DUTIES; AND TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR OTHER TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS, FOR THE EFFECTIVE 

DATE OF THIS ACT, AND THE MANNER IN WHICH IT SHALL BE IMPLE- 

MENTED. 






BY REPEALING SECTION 11-11-90 RELATING TO JOINT OPEN MEET- 

INGS OF THE STANDING COMMITTEES OF EACH HOUSE OF THE GEN- 

ERAL ASSEMBLY IN CHARGE OF APPROPRIATION MEASURES. 



H 3648 General Bill, By Pope, D.C. Moss, Felder, Norman, Long, Tallon, 

Cole, Allison, Delleney and Powers Norrell 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE AUTHORITY OF EACH LOCAL 

SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES TO ESTABLISH ANNUAL 

SCHOOL CALENDARS FOR SCHOOLS UNDER ITS JURISDICTION, SO 

AS TO ADD THE AUTHORITY TO ESTABLISH THE OPENING DATE FOR 

THE ANNUAL SCHOOL CALENDAR OF THESE SCHOOLS, AND TO 

ELIMINATE A CONFLICTING PROVISION. 



HJ-92 

03/05/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Delleney 


H 3649 Resolution, By Clemmons 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR MARK BUYCK IV 

FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF 

AMERICA AND TO CONGRATULATE HIM UPON ACHIEVING THE 

PRESTIGIOUS RANK OF EAGLE SCOUT, THE HIGHEST AWARD IN 

SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DANIEL SPALD- 

ING FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF 



SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR BRIAN KUBILIUS 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JOSHUA DAVID- 

SON FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF 

231 



SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR AARON NEW- 

TON FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF 



SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR AUSTIN BLACK- 

MAN FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY SCOUTS 

OF AMERICA AND TO CONGRATULATE HIM UPON ACHIEVING THE 


SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR BRINSON LALIB- 

ERTE FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY SCOUTS 



SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR HARRISON 

HELMS FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY SCOUTS 



SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR MICHAEL 

WAGNON FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY 

SCOUTS OF AMERICA AND TO CONGRATULATE HIM UPON ACHIEV- 

ING THE PRESTIGIOUS RANK OF EAGLE SCOUT, THE HIGHEST 

AWARD IN SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR ZACHARY JACK- 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR WESLEY 

EDWARDS FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY 






A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR STACY COLE- 

MAN FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY SCOUTS 



SCOUTING.




A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR RIGEL LOCHNER 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DAVID MCLEAN 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR MICHAEL 

REAVES II FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY 






A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR NATHAN DAVIS 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THOMAS COOK 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR HENRY SMAL- 

LEY FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF 



SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JOHN ROVERI III 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR ADAM CUN- 

NINGHAM FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY 






232 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR CODY PEARSON 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR ZACHARY 

ASKINS FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY 






A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JOSHUA ASKINS 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DYLAN MORRI- 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DALTON TROUT 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR TYLER KOCHAN 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR CHARLIE KOHR 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JOSEPH HARSEY 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR BENJAMIN 

YOUNGBLOOD FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY 

SCOUTS OF AMERICA AND TO CONGRATULATE HIM UPON ACHIEV-






A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR MICHAEL SMITH 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR ADAM BAKER 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR MATTHEW 

JONES FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY SCOUTS 



SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR WILLIAM ROB- 

INSON, JR., FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY 






A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR MICHAEL BAL- 

LARD FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY SCOUTS 



SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JENSEN 

TOMBERLIN FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY 






A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR HARRISON 

BOATWRIGHT FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY 






A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR BRANDON MOR- 

RIS FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF 



SCOUTING. 


233 


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR MASON CANTEY 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR ROBERT MCNIEL 

III FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF 



SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JACOB CROUSE 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR TIMOTHY 

YOUNG FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY 






A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR PARKER REHM 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR CULLEN WAT- 

KINS FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY SCOUTS 



SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR FORREST 

SARVIS FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY SCOUTS 



SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR IAN OSBORNE 




SCOUTING. 


H 3694 Resolution, By Clemmons


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR TIMOTHY HEL- 

LABY II FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY 






A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR PAUL SLEMMER 

III FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF 



SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR CHRISTOPHER 

ANDRE FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY SCOUTS 



SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR PALMER JONES 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JACOB SUGGS 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR ROBERT CAMP 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR BRUCE BURNER, 

JR., FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF 



SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR ROBERT GAL- 

LAGHER FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY 






A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THOMAS 

WIEDRICH FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY 


234 





A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JOSEPH DON- 

ALDSON FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY 






A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JAMES CHAPLIN 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JOSHUA WEI- 

SHUHN FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY SCOUTS 



SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR WILLIAM WEI- 

SHUHN III FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY 






A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR ADAM CHEST- 

NUT FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF 



SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR NOAH SCOTT 




SCOUTING. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR WILLIAM C. LAF- 

FIDY FOR HIS NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE BOY SCOUTS 



SCOUTING. 


H 3710 General Bill, By House Ways and Means 

A BILL TO MAKE APPROPRIATIONS AND TO PROVIDE REVENUES TO 

MEET THE ORDINARY EXPENSES OF STATE GOVERNMENT FOR THE 

FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 2013, TO REGULATE THE EXPENDI- 

TURE OF SUCH FUNDS, AND TO FURTHER PROVIDE FOR THE OPERA- 

TION OF STATE GOVERNMENT DURING THIS FISCAL YEAR AND FOR 

OTHER PURPOSES.



HJ-10 

03/07/13 House Special order, set for Monday, March 11, 2013, immediately 

after roll call HJ-20 


03/11/13 House Debate interrupted HJ-11 









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SJ-32 






06/06/13 House Conference committee appointed White, Simrill, Anderson 

06/06/13 Senate Conference committee appointed Leatherman, Setzler, 

Peeler 

H 3711 Joint Resolution, By House Ways and Means 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO APPROPRIATE MONIES FROM THE CAPITAL 

RESERVE FUND FOR FISCAL YEAR 2012-2013, AND TO ALLOW UNEX- 

PENDED FUNDS APPROPRIATED TO BE CARRIED FORWARD TO SUC- 

CEEDING FISCAL YEARS AND EXPENDED FOR THE SAME PURPOSES. 


HJ-10 

03/07/13 House Special order, set for immediately following second reading 

of H. 3710 (General Appropriations Bil) 










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SJ-175 

06/05/13 House Senate amendment amended 



06/06/13 House Conference committee appointed White, Simrill, Anthony 

06/06/13 Senate Conference committee appointed Leatherman, Setzler, 

Peeler 




TIVES UPON THE PASSING OF WILLIAM S. BILLIE BALDWIN, SR., OF 

COLLETON COUNTY AND TO EXTEND THEIR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO 

HIS LARGE AND LOVING FAMILY AND HIS MANY FRIENDS. 


H 3714 Concurrent Resolution, By Delleney 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE PALMETTO BOYS 

STATE TO USE THE CHAMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 

AND THE SENATE ON FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 2013, FROM 11:30 A.M. TO 1:00 

P.M. FOR ITS ANNUAL STATE HOUSE MEETING. 








A BILL TO AMEND THE CODE OF LAWS, OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, 

BY ADDING CHAPTER 87 TO TITLE 15 TO ENACT THE COLLABORA- 

TIVE LAW ACT SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE 

RESOLUTION PROCESS OF COLLABORATIVE LAW IN WHICH PARTIES 

TO A LEGAL DISPUTE SEEK TO NEGOTIATE A RESOLUTION OF THE 

MATTER WITHOUT APPEARING BEFORE, OR THE INTERVENTION OF, 

A TRIBUNAL; TO PROVIDE THAT THE COLLABORATIVE LAW PRO- 

CESS IS VOLUNTARY AND THAT EACH PARTY IN THE PROCESS MUST 

BE REPRESENTED BY A COLLABORATIVELY TRAINED LAWYER 

WHOSE SOLE PURPOSE IS TO NEGOTIATE AN AGREEMENT; TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT A COLLABORATIVE LAWYER IS PROHIBITED FROM REP- 

RESENTING A PARTY IN ANY OTHER CAPACITY BEFORE A TRIBUNAL 

ON THE MATTER IN DISPUTE AND TO PROVIDE LIMITED EXCEP- 

TIONS; TO ESTABLISH THE REQUIREMENTS OF A COLLABORATIVE 

LAW PARTICIPATION AGREEMENT; TO PROVIDE HOW A COLLABORA- 

TIVE LAW PROCESS IS INITIATED AND TERMINATED OR CON- 

CLUDED; TO AUTHORIZE TRIBUNALS TO APPROVE AN AGREEMENT 

RESULTING FROM A COLLABORATIVE LAW PROCESS; TO REQUIRE 

PARTIES TO VOLUNTARILY DISCLOSE INFORMATION DURING THE 

PROCESS WITHOUT FORMAL DISCOVERY; TO PROVIDE THAT STAN- 

DARDS OF PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY AND CHILD AND ADULT 

ABUSE REPORTING LAWS APPLY; TO REQUIRE A COLLABORATIVE 

LAWYER TO ADVISE CLIENTS OF THE RISKS AND BENEFITS OF THE 

PROCESS AS COMPARED TO OTHER DISPUTE RESOLUTION PRO- 

CESSES; TO REQUIRE A COLLABORATIVE LAWYER TO SCREEN CLI- 

ENTS FOR DOMESTIC ABUSE TO DETERMINE IF THIS PROCESS 

WOULD BE APPROPRIATE; TO AUTHORIZE PARTIES TO ESTABLISH 

THE SCOPE OF CONFIDENTIALITY FOR INFORMATION DISCLOSED 

DURING THE PROCESS; TO CREATE EVIDENTIARY PRIVILEGES FOR 

COLLABORATIVE LAW COMMUNICATIONS AND EXCEPTIONS TO 

THESE PRIVILEGES; TO AUTHORIZE TRIBUNALS TO ENFORCE COL- 

LABORATIVE LAW AGREEMENTS, ALTHOUGH A COLLABORATIVE 

LAWYER FAILED TO COMPLY WITH CERTAIN PROCESS REQUIRE-


MENTS; AND TO PROVIDE THAT THIS CHAPTER MODIFIES CERTAIN 

FEDERAL ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE STATUTORY PROVISIONS. 





BY ADDING SECTION 56-5-1855 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT IT UNLAW- 

FUL FOR ANY VEHICLE TO TRAVEL ALONG A HIGHWAY IN A MAN- 

NER THAT INTENTIONALLY PRECLUDES OTHER VEHICLES FROM 

SAFELY PASSING IT IN EITHER DIRECTION. 



H 3717 General Bill, By Quinn, Bannister, Allison, Sandifer, Sellers, 

Clemmons, Ballentine, Atwater, Toole, Kennedy, Vick, Erickson, Long, 

Bernstein, Munnerlyn, Horne, Funderburk, Brannon, Henderson, Wood, 

Dillard, M.S. McLeod, Whipper and R.L. Brown 



POSES OF THE OFFENSES OF HARASSMENT AND STALKING, SO AS TO 

INCLUDE IN THE PURVIEW OF THE OFFENSES PERSONS WHO COM- 

MIT THE OFFENSES WHILE SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF A RESTRAIN- 

ING ORDER ISSUED BY THE FAMILY COURT; AND TO AMEND 

SECTIONS 16-3-1710, 16-3-1720, AND 16-3-1730, ALL AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO PENALTIES FOR HARASSMENT IN THE SECOND 

DEGREE, HARASSMENT IN THE FIRST DEGREE, AND STALKING, 

RESPECTIVELY, ALL SO AS TO INCLUDE PERSONS SUBJECT TO A 

RESTRAINING ORDER ISSUED BY THE FAMILY COURT. 



03/06/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Allison, Sandifer, 

Sellers, Clemmons, Ballentine, Atwater, Toole, Kennedy, 

Vick 

03/11/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Erickson, 

Long, Bernstein, Munnerlyn, Horne, Funderburk, Brannon, 

Henderson, Wood, Dillard, M.S.McLeod 



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appointed Reps. Bannister, Quinn, Stavrinakis 

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TIVES UPON THE DEATH OF EVELYN BLACK OF MOORE AND TO 


FRIENDS. 


H 3719 Resolution, By Sellers, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 













Sabb, Sandifer, Simrill, Skelton, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R. 




A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO COMMEND MAYOR RICHARD ALTON 

MCCOLLUM OF BAMBERG FOR HIS LIFETIME OF DEDICATED PUBLIC 

SERVICE, TO CONGRATULATE HIM UPON HIS RETIREMENT AS 

MAYOR OF BAMBERG, AND TO WISH HIM MUCH SUCCESS AND FUL- 

FILLMENT IN ALL HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 


H 3720 Concurrent Resolution, By Gagnon and Gambrell 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE THE SAGE AUTO- 

MOTIVE INTERIORS SHARON PLANT IN ABBEVILLE ON RECEIVING 

THE SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND 

REGULATION S MILLIONS SAFE WORKED HOURS AWARD. 






CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE FIRST STEPS TO SCHOOL READI- 

NESS BOARD OF TRUSTEES, SO AS TO REVISE THE COMPOSITION OF 

THE BOARD BY INCREASING THE VOTING MEMBERS FROM TWENTY 

TO TWENTY-TWO AND BY REVISING NONVOTING MEMBERSHIP OF 

THE BOARD; AND BY ADDING SECTION 63-11-1725 SO AS TO PROVIDE 

FOR THE MEMBERSHIP, POWERS, AND DUTIES OF THE SOUTH CARO- 

LINA ADVISORY COUNCIL ESTABLISHED IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE 

IMPROVING HEAD START FOR SCHOOL READINESS ACT OF 2007 TO 

ADDRESS ISSUES RELATING TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 

AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS AND SERVICES. 



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H 3722 General Bill, By Wells, Clemmons, Felder, Gagnon, Goldfinch, 

Hixon, Kennedy, Ridgeway, Robinson-Simpson, Ryhal, G.R. Smith, J.R. 

Smith, Taylor and Wood 



CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO NOTARIES PUBLIC, SO AS TO DEFINE 

TERMS, TO MAKE GRAMMATICAL CORRECTIONS, TO PROVIDE THAT 

TO BE QUALIFIED FOR A NOTARIAL COMMISSION, A PERSON MUST 

BE REGISTERED TO VOTE AND READ AND WRITE IN THE ENGLISH 

LANGUAGE, TO AUTHORIZE AND PROHIBIT CERTAIN ACTS OF A 

NOTARY PUBLIC, TO PROVIDE MAXIMUM FEE A NOTARY MAY 

CHARGE, TO PROVIDE THE PROCESS FOR GIVING A NOTARIAL CER- 

TIFICATE, TO SPECIFY CHANGES FOR WHICH A NOTARY MUST 

NOTIFY THE SECRETARY OF STATE, TO PROVIDE THE ELEMENTS 

AND PENALTIES OF CERTAIN CRIMES RELATING TO NOTARIAL ACTS, 

AND TO PROVIDE THE FORM FOR A NOTARIZED DOCUMENT SENT TO 

ANOTHER STATE, AMONG OTHER THINGS. 




04/30/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). GM Smith, Weeks, Ott, DC 

Moss, KR Crawford, Sabb, McCoy, Clemmons, Williams, 

Neal, McEachern, Anthony, RL Brown, Anderson, Branham, 

Taylor, Goldfinch, HA Crawford, JR Smith, Kennedy 

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BY ADDING ARTICLE 3 TO CHAPTER 20, TITLE 37 SO AS TO ENTITLE 

THE ARTICLE DIGITAL IMPERSONATION PREVENTION ACT , TO 

DEFINE NECESSARY TERMS, TO CREATE THE OFFENSE OF IMPER- 

SONATING ANOTHER PERSON WITH THE INTENT TO HARASS OR 

HARM THROUGH THE INTERNET OR OTHER ELECTRONIC MEANS, TO 

ALLOW A PERSON TO BRING A CIVIL ACTION, AND TO PROVIDE 

EXCEPTIONS; AND TO REDESIGNATE THE EXISTING SECTIONS OF 

CHAPTER 20, TITLE 37 AS ARTICLE 1 AND ENTITLE IT IDENTITY 

THEFT . 



H 3724 General Bill, By Ballentine 



CINCTS IN RICHLAND COUNTY, SO AS TO REDESIGNATE CERTAIN 

PRECINCTS, TO DESIGNATE A MAP NUMBER ON WHICH THE NAMES 

OF THESE PRECINCTS MAY BE FOUND AND MAINTAINED BY THE 




02/28/13 House Referred to Richland Delegation HJ-32 

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H 3725 (Rat # 0069) General Bill, By Putnam, Ballentine, Patrick, Huggins, 

H.A. Crawford, Mitchell, Allison, Barfield, Chumley, Felder, Gagnon, 

Henderson, Hixon, Owens, Rivers, Ryhal, Simrill, Spires, Stringer, Taylor, 

Willis, Wood, Sellers, Long and Erickson 


SO AS TO ENACT THE SAFE ACCESS TO VITAL EPINEPHRINE (SAVE) 

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ACT ; BY ADDING SECTION 59-63-95 SO AS TO ALLOW SCHOOL DIS- 

TRICT AND PRIVATE SCHOOL GOVERNING AUTHORITIES TO OBTAIN 

AND STORE SUPPLIES OF EPINEPHRINE AUTO-INJECTORS FOR 

SCHOOLS TO USE IN CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES; TO AUTHORIZE 

CERTAIN PEOPLE TO PRESCRIBE AND DISPENSE PRESCRIPTIONS FOR 

EPINEPHRINE AUTO-INJECTORS FOR ADMINISTRATION OR SELF- 

ADMINISTRATION BY STUDENTS AND OTHER PEOPLE; TO AUTHO- 

RIZE CERTAIN SCHOOL PERSONNEL TO PROVIDE EPINEPHRINE 

AUTO-INJECTORS TO STUDENTS FOR SELF-ADMINISTRATION OF THE 

INJECTOR; TO AUTHORIZE CERTAIN PERSONNEL TO ADMINISTER 

EPINEPHRINE AUTO-INJECTORS TO STUDENTS AND OTHER PEOPLE; 

TO REQUIRE CERTAIN GOVERNING AUTHORITIES OF SCHOOL DIS- 

TRICTS AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS, IN CONSULTATION WITH THE 

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL AND 

THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, TO DEVELOP AND IMPLE- 

MENT A PLAN FOR MANAGEMENT OF STUDENTS WITH LIFE- 

THREATENING ALLERGIES, INCLUDING FOR ADMINISTRATION AND 

PROVISION OF EPINEPHRINE AUTO-INJECTORS TO STUDENTS AND 

OTHER PEOPLE; TO PROVIDE THAT SCHOOLS ARE NOT SUBJECT TO 

THE SOUTH CAROLINA PHARMACY ACT AND RELEVANT REGULA- 

TIONS GOVERNING THE PRACTICE OF PHARMACY FOR PURPOSES OF 

CERTAIN ACTIONS TAKEN PURSUANT TO THE SECTION; AND TO 

PROVIDE FOR IMMUNITY FROM LIABILITY WITH REGARD TO USE OF 

EPINEPHRINE AUTO-INJECTORS BY SCHOOLS. - ratified title 



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CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO SNACKS SOLD FOR STUDENT CON- 

SUMPTION IN SCHOOLS, SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR FAT, CALORIE, AND 

SUGAR CONTENT STANDARDS THAT SNACK FOOD AND BEVERAGES 

MUST MEET IN ORDER TO BE SOLD IN SCHOOLS, TO DEFINE THE 

TERM REGULAR SCHOOL DAY , AND TO ALLOW A SCHOOL DISTRICT 

TO SET STRICTER STANDARDS; BY ADDING SECTION 59-10-345 SO AS 

TO PROVIDE NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS THAT ELEMENTARY, 

MIDDLE, AND HIGH SCHOOLS MUST FOLLOW FOR FULL MEALS FOR 

STUDENT CONSUMPTION AND TO REGULATE PORTION SIZE FOR A 

LA CARTE ITEM SALES; TO AMEND SECTION 59-10-380, RELATING TO 

FOOD OR BEVERAGE ITEMS SOLD AS A FUNDRAISER, SO AS TO SPE- 

CIFICALLY EXCLUDE FUNDRAISERS FROM THE NUTRITIONAL 

REQUIREMENTS; AND BY ADDING SECTION 59-10-390 SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT REVISIONS TO THIS CHAPTER MUST CORRESPOND WITH


GUIDELINES ESTABLISHED BY THE ALLIANCE FOR A HEALTHIER 

GENERATION. 



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H 3727 Resolution, By Powers Norrell, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 











Norman, Ott, Owens, Parks, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, Putnam, Quinn, Ridgeway, 







TIVES UPON THE PASSING OF OSCAR EDDIE COATES, SR., OF LAN- 

CASTER COUNTY AND TO EXTEND THEIR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO 

HIS LARGE AND LOVING FAMILY AND MANY FRIENDS. 


H 3728 Resolution, By G.M. Smith, Weeks, Ridgeway, Neal, Alexander, 











Nanney, Newton, Norman, Ott, Owens, Parks, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, Powers 

Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, Riley, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, Rutherford, 

Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, Simrill, Skelton, G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R. 


Thayer, Toole, Vick, Wells, Whipper, White, Whitmire, Williams, Willis and 

Wood 



TIVES UPON THE DEATH OF MORRIS D. MAZURSKY, NOTED ATTOR- 

NEY AND FORMER MAYOR OF SUMTER, AND TO EXTEND THE 

















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Wood 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR ANN AUGUST, 

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE SANTEE-WATEREE REGIONAL TRANS- 

PORTATION AUTHORITY, FOR FIFTEEN YEARS OF OUTSTANDING 

SERVICE, AND TO WISH HER CONTINUED SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS 



















Wood 



TIVES UPON THE DEATH OF PEGGY RUTH HODGE GRIFFIN OF 

SUMTER AND TO EXTEND THE DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HER FAMILY 



H 3731 General Bill, By K.R. Crawford, Ridgeway and Henderson 


TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA LAY MIDWIFE ACT BY ADDING 

ARTICLE 12 TO CHAPTER 47, TITLE 40 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

LICENSURE OF LAY MIDWIVES; AND TO AMEND SECTION 44-89-30, 

RELATING TO DEFINITIONS IN THE BIRTHING CENTER LICENSURE 

ACT, SO AS TO REDEFINE THE TERM LAY MIDWIFE AND MAKE CON- 





04/09/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Parks 



BY ADDING SECTION 63-7-745 SO AS TO REQUIRE A PARENT OR 

GUARDIAN TO SIGN A SAFETY PLAN OR VOLUNTARY TREATMENT 

PLAN IF THE DEPARTMENT AGREES TO ALLOW THE CHILD TO 

REMAIN IN THE HOME RATHER THAN REMOVE THE CHILD, TO 

REQUIRE THE PARENT OR GUARDIAN TO COMPLETE THE PLAN 

WITHIN NINETY DAYS, TO REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT TO PROVIDE 

CERTAIN SERVICES TO THE PARENT OR GUARDIAN, TO REQUIRE THE 

DEPARTMENT TO FILE A PETITION FOR A HEARING IF THE PARENT 

OR GUARDIAN DOES NOT ACHIEVE THE PLAN S GOALS WITHIN 

NINETY DAYS, TO REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT TO INITIATE ACTIONS 

PURSUANT TO SECTIONS 63-7-1650 AND 63-7-1660 IF, AT THE NINETY- 

DAY HEARING, THERE IS PROBABLE CAUSE OF ABUSE OR NEGLECT; 

TO CLOSE THE CASE IF, AT THE NINETY-DAY HEARING, THERE IS NOT 

PROBABLE CAUSE OF ABUSE OR NEGLECT; AND TO AMEND SECTION 

63-7-20, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS APPLICABLE TO CHILD PROTEC- 

TION AND PERMANENCY, SO AS TO ADD DEFINITIONS FOR SAFETY 

PLAN AND VOLUNTARY TREATMENT PLAN . 




H 3733 General Bill, By Pope, Stringer, Simrill, J.R. Smith, Lucas, Skelton, 

Southard, Patrick, Bedingfield, Hamilton, Atwater, Huggins, Allison, 

Ballentine, Barfield, Bernstein, Branham, Chumley, Cole, Erickson, Felder, 

Finlay, Forrester, Gagnon, Hardee, Henderson, Hixon, Kennedy, King, 

Loftis, Long, Lowe, D.C. Moss, Norman, Owens, Rivers, G.R. Smith, Tallon, 

Taylor, Toole and Wood 



BY ADDING SECTION 12-43-222 SO AS TO PROVIDE WHEN CALCULAT- 

ING ROLL-BACK TAX DUE ON A PARCEL OF REAL PROPERTY 

CHANGED FROM AGRICULTURAL TO COMMERCIAL OR RESIDEN- 

TIAL USE THE VALUE USED FOR PLATTED GREEN SPACE FOR CON- 

SERVATION OR OPEN SPACE USE OF THE PARCEL, IF SUCH USE IS TEN 

PERCENT OR MORE OF THE PARCEL, MUST BE VALUED BASED ON 

THE GREEN SPACE FOR CONSERVATION OR OPEN SPACE USE; AND TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-43-220, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO CLASSES OF 

PROPERTY AND APPLICABLE ASSESSMENT RATIOS FOR PURPOSES 

OF IMPOSITION OF THE PROPERTY TAX, SO AS TO MAKE A CON- 

FORMING AMENDMENT. 



H 3734 General Bill, By Douglas, Bales, M.S. McLeod, Jefferson, Williams, 

McEachern, Gilliard, Cobb-Hunter, King, Sabb, Allison, Barfield, Branham, 

Clemmons, Dillard, Erickson, Felder, Hosey, Ott, Pope, Powers Norrell, 

Ridgeway, G.R. Smith, J.R. Smith, Weeks and Wood 



OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE OFFENSE OF ASSAULT AND BATTERY 

OF A HIGH AND AGGRAVATED NATURE, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A 

PERSON THAT UNLAWFULLY INJURES A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFI- 

CER, AN EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE PROVIDER, OR A FIRE- 

FIGHTER COMMITS THE OFFENSE OF ASSAULT AND BATTERY OF A 

HIGH AND AGGRAVATED NATURE. 



H 3735 General Bill, By Goldfinch, Hardwick, H.A. Crawford, Huggins, 

Hardee, Clemmons, Vick, Finlay, Chumley, Hamilton, Herbkersman, Hiott, 

Hixon, V.S. Moss, Owens, Pitts, Sottile, Wells, Wood, Powers Norrell, Knight 

and McCoy 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE STATE S ADOPTION OF CERTAIN 

FEDERAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS THAT REGULATE THE TAKING 

OF FISH IN STATE WATERS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT LAWS AND REG- 

ULATIONS DO NOT APPLY TO BLACK SEA BASS (CENTROPRIATES 

STRIATA), TO PROVIDE A LAWFUL CATCH LIMIT AND SIZE FOR THIS 

SPECIES OF FISH, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THERE IS NO CLOSED SEA- 

SON ON THE CATCHING OF BLACK SEA BASS (CENTROPRIATES STRI- 

ATA). 








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05/29/13 Senate Polled out of committee Fish, Game and Forestry 

05/29/13 Senate Committee report: Favorable Fish, Game and Forestry 






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H 3736 Resolution, By Stavrinakis and Harrell 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR THE REVEREND JOHN GRIMK 

DRAYTON, RECTOR OF ST. ANDREW S PARISH CHURCH FROM 1851 TO 

1891, WHO TRANSFORMED HIS FAMILY ESTATE, MAGNOLIA PLANTA- 

TION, INTO ONE OF THE WORLD S MOST BEAUTIFUL GARDENS, FOR 

HIS LASTING LEGACY OF FAITH, COMPASSION, AND BEAUTY AND 

TO DECLARE MAY 1, 2013, JOHN GRIMK DRAYTON DAY IN SOUTH 

CAROLINA. 


















Willis 



TIVES, UPON THE PASSING OF REVEREND DONALD RUSSELL DUR- 

HAM OF SPARTANBURG COUNTY, AND TO EXTEND THEIR DEEPEST 

SYMPATHY TO HIS LOVING FAMILY, HIS CONGREGATION, AND HIS 

MANY FRIENDS. 


H 3738 Resolution, By Huggins, Ballentine and Quinn 



IRMO HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM OF LEXING- 

TON COUNTY WITH THE TEAM COACHES AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS, 

AT A DATE AND TIME TO BE DETERMINED BY THE SPEAKER, FOR 

THE PURPOSE OF BEING RECOGNIZED AND HONORED FOR AN 

EXCEPTIONAL SEASON AND FOR WINNING THE 2013 SOUTH CARO- 

LINA CLASS AAAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


H 3739 Resolution, By Huggins, Ballentine, Quinn, Alexander, Allison, 

Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, Bales, Bannister, Barfield, Bedingfield, 







Jefferson, Kennedy, King, Knight, Limehouse, Loftis, Long, Lowe, Lucas,




Ott, Owens, Parks, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam, Ridgeway, 





A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE IRMO HIGH 

SCHOOL BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, COACHES, AND 


GRATULATE THEM FOR GARNERING THE 2013 CLASS AAAA STATE 



H 3740 Resolution, By Gagnon, Gambrell, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 





Felder, Finlay, Forrester, Funderburk, George, Gilliard, Goldfinch, Govan, 













A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE ROTARY 

CLUB OF ABBEVILLE FOR ITS SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON THE COMMU- 

NITY AND TO CONGRATULATE THE MEMBERS UPON THE FIFTIETH 

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF THE ROTARY CLUB IN ABBEVILLE. 


H 3741 Resolution, By Ott, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, 

















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CELEBRATE THE DECLARATION OF INDE- 

PENDENCE AND THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION, WHICH 

TOGETHER ENUMERATE OUR UNALIENABLE RIGHTS AND LIBER- 

TIES, AND TO PROCLAIM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 2013, AS LIBERTY 

DAY IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 


H 3742 Resolution, By Horne, Murphy, Harrell, Jefferson, Knight, Mack 

and Whipper 



EWOOD PREPARATORY SCHOOL GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 

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OF DORCHESTER COUNTY WITH THE TEAM COACHES AND SCHOOL 



MENDED FOR CAPTURING THE 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA INDEPEN- 

DENT SCHOOL ASSOCIATION CLASS AAA REGION STATE 



H 3743 Resolution, By Horne, Murphy, Harrell, Jefferson, Knight, Mack 

and Whipper 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE PINEWOOD 

PREPARATORY SCHOOL GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, 

COACHES, AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS FOR AN OUTSTANDING SEASON 

AND TO CONGRATULATE THEM FOR WINNING THE CLASS AAA 

SOUTH CAROLINA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL ASSOCIATION STATE 



H 3744 Resolution, By Atwater and Quinn 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE LEXINGTON 

HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM, COACHES, AND SCHOOL 


THEM FOR WINNING THE CLASS AAAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


H 3745 Resolution, By Atwater and Quinn 



LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM WITH THE 

TEAM COACHES AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS, AT A DATE AND TIME TO 

BE DETERMINED BY THE SPEAKER, FOR THE PURPOSE OF BEING 




H 3746 Concurrent Resolution, By D.C. Moss and V.S. Moss 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE NOVEMBER AS 

NATIONAL NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY MONTH AND TO DECLARE 

NOVEMBER 18, 2013, AS NATIVE AMERICAN AWARENESS DAY IN 









05/29/13 Senate Returned to House with amendments 


06/06/13 House Concurred in amendment 



A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE ISABEL BLANCO, 

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF 

SOCIAL SERVICES, ON RECEIVING THE CASEY FAMILY PROGRAMS 

LEADERS OF EXCELLENCE AWARD. 





A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE LILLIAN KOLLER, 

DIRECTOR OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SER- 

VICES, ON RECEIVING THE CASEY FAMILY PROGRAMS LEADERS OF 

EXCELLENCE AWARD. 

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H 3749 Concurrent Resolution, By Horne, Harrell, Murphy and Erickson 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO DECLARE MAY 2013 AS BLADDER 

CANCER AWARENESS MONTH IN SOUTH CAROLINA, TO PROMOTE 

UNDERSTANDING OF THE GROWING RISK OF BLADDER CANCER IN 

THE UNITED STATES, TO ENCOURAGE RESEARCH IN THE MEDICAL 

COMMUNITY TO IDENTIFY THE CAUSES AND DEVELOP A CURE FOR 

THE DISEASE, AND TO COMMEND BOY SCOUT TROOP 2 FROM SUM- 

MERVILLE FOR ITS EFFORTS IN THIS ENDEAVOR. 








CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE SOUTH CAROLINA RETIREMENT 

SYSTEM, SO AS TO MAKE CERTAIN CHANGES; AND TO AMEND CHAP- 

TER 16, TITLE 9, RELATING TO RETIREMENT SYSTEM FUNDS, SO AS 

TO MAKE CERTAIN CHANGES. 



H 3751 (Rat # 0070) General Bill, By Sandifer 



SO AS TO CONFORM WITH FEDERAL MANDATES ENACTED BY THE 

UNITED STATES CONGRESS IN THE TRADE ADJUSTMENT ASSIS- 

TANCE EXTENSION ACT OF 2011; BY ADDING SECTION 41-41-45 SO AS 

TO PROVIDE THE DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND WORKFORCE 

SHALL IMPOSE A PENALTY ON FRAUDULENT OVERPAYMENTS OF 

UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS IN A CERTAIN MANNER; BY ADDING 

SECTION 41-35-135 SO AS TO PROVIDE CIRCUMSTANCES WHEN THE 

DEPARTMENT SHALL CHARGE THE ACCOUNT OF AN EMPLOYER FOR 

OVERPAYMENT OF BENEFITS; BY ADDING SECTION 41-33-910 SO AS 

TO CREATE THE DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND WORKFORCE 

INTEGRITY FUND AND PROVIDE FOR ITS SOURCE AND USE, EFFEC- 

TIVE OCTOBER 1, 2013; TO AMEND SECTION 43-5-598, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO DEFINITIONS CONCERNING THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

EMPLOYABLES PROGRAM ACT, SO AS TO REVISE THE DEFINITION OF 

NEW HIRE ; AND TO MANDATE IMPLEMENTATION OF AN ONLINE, 

PREFILING PROGRAM BY THE DEPARTMENT FOR USE OF EMPLOY- 

ERS TO ADDRESS POTENTIAL BENEFIT CLAIMS. - ratified title 



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SO AS TO ENACT THE EXPANDED VIRTUAL LEARNING ACT ; TO 

AMEND SECTION 59-16-15, RELATING TO THE SOUTH CAROLINA VIR- 

TUAL SCHOOL PROGRAM, SO AS TO RESTYLE THE PROGRAM AS A 

VIRTUAL EDUCATION PROGRAM AND TO REMOVE LIMITS ON THE 

NUMBER OF ONLINE CREDITS A STUDENT MAY BE AWARDED UNDER 

THE PROGRAM; AND TO AMEND SECTION 59-40-65, RELATING TO 

ENROLLMENT OF CHARTER SCHOOL STUDENTS IN THE SOUTH CAR- 

OLINA VIRTUAL SCHOOL PROGRAM, SO AS TO MAKE A CONFORM- 

ING CHANGE. 



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H 3753 Resolution, By Delleney 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE THE SOUTH CAROLINA CHAP- 

TER OF THE AMERICAN BOARD OF TRIAL ADVOCATES TO USE THE 

HOUSE CHAMBER ON SEPTEMBER 20, 2013, FOR THE ORGANIZATION 

S JAMES OTIS LECTURE, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE BUILDING POL- 

ICY AS ADMINISTERED BY THE CLERK OF THE HOUSE. 





















TIVES UPON THE PASSING OF ANNIE BOYKIN PATE OF LEE COUNTY 

AND TO EXTEND THEIR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HER LARGE AND 























TIVES UPON THE DEATH OF SUSIE ISAAC CARTER OF WISACKY AND 


FRIENDS. 


H 3756 General Bill, By Herbkersman, Gagnon and Pitts 



CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO GAMBLING AND LOTTERIES, SO AS 

TO ADD DEFINITIONS FOR THE REGULATION OF GAMBLING, TO 

MAKE UNIFORM PENALTIES FOR UNLAWFUL LOTTERIES AND GAM- 

BLING, TO ALLOW FOR RECOVERY OF GAMBLING LOSSES UNDER 

CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, AND TO PROVIDE A PROCEDURE FOR 

THE DESTRUCTION OF CERTAIN ILLEGAL GAMBLING DEVICES. 



H 3757 Resolution, By Anderson, Alexander, Allison, Anthony, Atwater, 

















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE MARTHENA ARM- 

STRONG MCCANTS OF GEORGETOWN COUNTY ON THE OCCASION 

OF HER ONE HUNDREDTH BIRTHDAY AND TO WISH HER A JOYOUS 

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AND MUCH HAPPINESS IN THE DAYS 

AHEAD. 


H 3758 Resolution, By Gilliard, Anderson, King, Whipper, Alexander, 

Allison, Anthony, Atwater, Bales, Ballentine, Bannister, Barfield, 





George, Goldfinch, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, Hardwick, Harrell, Hart, 

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Howard, Huggins, Jefferson, Kennedy, Knight, Limehouse, Loftis, Long, 

Lowe, Lucas, Mack, McCoy, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, W.J. McLeod, 






Taylor, Thayer, Toole, Vick, Weeks, Wells, White, Whitmire, Williams, Willis 

and Wood 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE GENEVA ELLIS EVANS OF 

CHARLESTON COUNTY ON THE OCCASION OF HER ONE HUNDREDTH 


AND MUCH HAPPINESS IN THE DAYS AHEAD. 


H 3759 Resolution, By R.L. Brown, Hodges, Knight, Sellers, Alexander, 







Henderson, Herbkersman, Hiott, Hixon, Horne, Hosey, Howard, Huggins, 

Jefferson, Kennedy, King, Limehouse, Loftis, Long, Lowe, Lucas, Mack, 


Moss, V.S. Moss, Munnerlyn, Murphy, Nanney, Neal, Newton, Norman, Ott, 



Sandifer, Simrill, Skelton, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R. Smith, 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR COLLETON HIGH 

SCHOOL JUNIOR DEYJA LAKELLE BROWN AND TO CONGRATULATE 

HER UPON BEING NAMED THE 2013 REGIONAL 8 FEMALE HIGH 

SCHOOL BASKETBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR BY THE SOUTH CARO- 

LINA COACHES ASSOCIATION. 


H 3760 Resolution, By Ballentine, Huggins, W.J. McLeod, Alexander, 
















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE DUTCH 

FORK HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM FOR CAPTURING 

THE 2013 CLASS AAAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE AND TO HONOR 



H 3761 Resolution, By Ballentine, Huggins and W.J. McLeod 



DUTCH FORK HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM, COACHES, 

AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS, AT A DATE AND TIME TO BE DETERMINED 

BY THE SPEAKER, FOR THE PURPOSE OF BEING RECOGNIZED AND


COMMENDED ON THEIR IMPRESSIVE SEASON AND FOR CAPTURING 

THE 2013 CLASS AAAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


H 3762 (Rat # 0071) General Bill, By Ott, Skelton, Hardwick, Hodges, 

Knight, Bales, Jefferson, Parks, Sellers, Finlay, Funderburk, Gagnon, 

Gambrell, George, Hayes, Hiott, Hixon, Horne, Lowe, D.C. Moss, Norman, 

Pitts, Putnam, Riley, White, Williams and Vick 

AN ACT TO AMEND SECTIONS 50-11-740, AS AMENDED, AND 50-11- 

745, RELATING TO THE CONFISCATION, FORFEITURE, SALE, AND 

RELEASE OF PROPERTY USED FOR THE UNLAWFUL HUNTING OF 

WILDLIFE, SO AS TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL TYPES OF PROPERTY 

THAT ARE COVERED BY BOTH PROVISIONS, TO REVISE THE DEFINI- 

TION OF THE TERM HUNTING BY EXCLUDING REFERENCES TO THE 

CARCASS OF A COYOTE, ARMADILLO, OR FERAL HOG, TO MAKE A 

TECHNICAL CHANGE, TO DELETE THE PROVISION THAT RELATES TO 

THE HUNTING OF CERTAIN ANIMALS UNDER SECTION 50-11-710, TO 

DELETE THE PROVISION THAT REQUIRES THE DEPARTMENT OF NAT- 

URAL RESOURCES TO PAY THE NET PROCEEDS FROM THE SALE OF A 

CONFISCATED DEVICE TO THE STATE TREASURER FOR DEPOSIT 

INTO THE FISH AND WILDLIFE PROTECTION FUND, AND REQUIRE 

THAT THE NET PROCEEDS FROM A SALE MUST BE DEPOSITED IN A 

COUNTY S GAME AND FISH FUND, AND TO REVISE THE PENALTIES 

THAT MAY BE IMPOSED FOR THE UNLAWFUL HUNTING OF WILD- 

LIFE. - ratified title 



03/20/13 House Recalled from Committee on Judiciary 





04/24/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Vick 







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06/04/13 Ratified R 71 

H 3763 General Bill, By Ballentine, Huggins, Finlay, Norman, Long, 

Henderson, Stringer, Hamilton, Tallon, Cole, Erickson, Bales, Clyburn, 

Taylor, Southard, Neal, King, Allison, Gilliard, Brannon, Clemmons, Cobb- 

Hunter, Crosby, Daning, Forrester, Gagnon, Gambrell, Hixon, D.C. Moss, 

Nanney, Putnam, Rivers, Ryhal, Simrill, Sottile, Spires, Wells, Wood and 

Funderburk 


TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA MARKETPLACE AND INFRA- 

STRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT ACT BY ADDING SECTION 12-36-960 SO 

AS TO REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE TO TAKE CERTAIN 

NECESSARY ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS IN THE EVENT THE CON- 

GRESS OF THE UNITED STATES ENACTS LEGISLATION REQUIRING 

STATES TO COLLECT SALES AND USE TAX FROM REMOTE SELLERS, 

TO PROVIDE THAT IF THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES 

ENACTS LEGISLATION THAT PERMITS STATES TO COLLECT SALES 

AND USE TAX FROM REMOTE SELLERS, THAT THE DEPARTMENT 

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SHALL REQUIRE THE COLLECTION OF SALES AND USE TAX FROM 

REMOTE SELLERS, AND TO PROVIDE THAT SALES AND USE TAX REV- 

ENUE COLLECTED PURSUANT TO THIS ACT MUST BE CREDITED TO 

THE STATE HIGHWAY FUND FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND 

IMPROVEMENT OF ROADS AND BRIDGES. 




H 3764 General Bill, By Long, K.R. Crawford, Powers Norrell, Knight, 

Erickson, Barfield, Delleney, Dillard, Douglas, Gagnon, Henderson, Loftis, 

Newton, Pope, Ridgeway, Spires, Stringer and Wood 


SO AS TO ENACT THE NONEMBRYONIC AND NONFETAL CELL THER- 

APY ACT BY ADDING ARTICLE 15 TO CHAPTER 43, TITLE 44 SO AS TO 

AUTHORIZE THE ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF NONEMBRY- 

ONIC AND NONFETAL CELL OR TISSUE BANKS; TO DEFINE NONEM- 

BRYONIC AND NONFETAL CELL FOR PURPOSES OF THE ARTICLE; TO 

PROHIBIT STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL AUTHORITIES FROM 

REGULATING NONEMBRYONIC AND NONFETAL CELL OR TISSUE 

BANKS OR FROM TAKING DISCIPLINARY ACTION OR IMPOSING PEN- 

ALTIES OR CIVIL OR CRIMINAL LIABILITY FOR ENGAGING IN ACTIV- 

ITIES AUTHORIZED BY THIS ARTICLE; TO PROHIBIT LICENSING 

BOARDS FROM ABSOLVING THEMSELVES OF THE RESPONSIBILITY 

TO REGULATE LICENSEES OR TO REGULATE PROCEDURES USED TO 

PERFORM THE ACTIVITIES PERMITTED PURSUANT TO THIS ARTICLE; 

TO PROHIBIT IMMUNITY FROM PENALTIES OR CIVIL AND CRIMINAL 

LIABILITY FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO FAIL TO EXERCISE REASONABLE 

CARE IN PROVIDING SERVICES PURSUANT TO THIS ARTICLE; AND TO 

ESTABLISH QUALIFICATIONS AND LIMITATIONS PERTAINING TO THE 

PURCHASE, COMPOUNDING, DELIVERY, AND ADMINISTRATION OF 

NONEMBRYONIC AND NONFETAL CELLS. 





H 3765 General Bill, By Herbkersman, Knight, Hosey, Merrill, R.L. Brown, 

Clyburn and Bowers 


BY ADDING SECTION 12-21-4310 SO AS TO CREATE THE CHARITABLE 

BINGO ADVISORY COMMITTEE, PROVIDE FOR ITS MEMBERSHIP AND 

PURPOSES, AND REQUIRE A DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE DESIGNEE 

AS LIAISON; BY ADDING SECTION 12-21-4320 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR 

ESTABLISHMENT OF AN INFORMATIONAL CHARITABLE BINGO WEB- 

SITE BY THE DEPARTMENT AND REQUIRING THE DEPARTMENT S 

RESPONSE TO INQUIRIES AS PERMANENTLY ACCESSIBLE ADVISORY 

OPINIONS; BY ADDING SECTION 12-21-4330 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR 

ALLOWABLE PROMOTIONAL EXPENSES; TO AMEND SECTION 12-21- 

3920, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS FOR PURPOSES OF 

THE BINGO TAX ACT, SO AS TO INCLUDE SPECIFIC NAMED GAMES IN 

THE DEFINITION BINGO , AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEFINITION 

OF A CARD INCLUDES AN INSTANT BINGO TICKET; TO AMEND SEC- 


APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSING BY NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS 

AND PROMOTERS, RESPECTIVELY, SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR AN 

INFORMAL APPEAL OF A REJECTION AS A FIRST STEP IN AN APPEAL; 


MANNER OF PLAYING BINGO, SO AS TO SPECIFY THE MANNER OF 

PLAYING BINGO WITH INSTANT BINGO TICKETS; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 12-21-4000, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO PROCEDURES FOR 

OPERATING A BINGO GAME, SO AS TO FURTHER PROVIDE FOR THE 

APPLICABILITY OF BINGO PROCEDURES FOR BINGO PLAYED WITH 

INSTANT BINGO TICKETS, TO INCREASE THE ALLOWABLE EXPENSE 

FOR PROMOTIONS FROM ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS TO TWO HUN- 

DRED FIFTY DOLLARS FOR EACH SESSION, AND TO SPECIFY THE 

INTENT OF THIS SECTION; TO AMEND SECTION 12-21-4007, RELATING


TO SITE SELECTION AND ELECTRONIC DABBER SPECIFICATIONS, SO 

AS TO INCREASE FROM ONE TO TWO UNITS FOR THE USE OF AN 

ELECTRONIC DABBER BY A PLAYER; TO AMEND SECTION 12-21-4020, 

AS AMENDED, RELATING TO CLASSES OF BINGO LICENSEES, SO AS 

TO PROVIDE FOR OPERATIONAL HOURS; TO AMEND SECTION 12-21- 

4120, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO A CLARIFICATION FROM THE 

DEPARTMENT AS TO PLAY OR OPERATION OF A GAME, SO AS TO 

FURTHER PROVIDE FOR A BINGO ADVISORY OPINION; TO AMEND 

SECTION 12-21-4190, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO BINGO CARD 

CHANGES AND DISTRIBUTION OF REVENUES, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

FOR A FIVE PERCENT PRIZE FEE FOR CERTAIN TYPES OF BINGO 

WHICH MUST BE COLLECTED BY THE PROMOTER AND REMITTED TO 

THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE AND TO PROVIDE HOW THE PRIZE 

FEE EFFECTS PRIZE LIMITS; AND TO AMEND SECTION 12-21-4240, 

RELATING TO LICENSES TO MANUFACTURE, DISTRIBUTE, OR USE 

BINGO CARDS, SO AS TO INCLUDE ITEMS OTHER THAN BINGO 

CARDS TO WHICH THIS SECTION APPLIES. 





06/05/13 House Debate adjourned until Thur., 6-6-13 


06/06/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Brannon, Delleney, Pope, 

Simrill, Toole, Atwater, Hamilton, GR Smith, Stringer, 

Burns, Loftis, Nanney, HA Crawford, Norman, JR Smith, 

Wells, Hixon, Owens, Ryhal, Forrester, Wood, Hiott, Branham, 

Anderson, Clyburn, RL Brown, Hosey, Anthony, 

Edge, McEachern, Vick, Herbkersman, Stavrinakis, 

McCoy, Patrick, Merrill, Crosby, Putnam, MS McLeod 

H 3766 Joint Resolution, By J.E. Smith, Sottile, Harrell and Limehouse 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO DIRECT A TRANSFER TO REPLENISH THE 

ACCOUNTS THAT WERE USED TO FUND EMERGENCY REPAIRS TO 

THE USS LAFFEY; TO GRANT THE PATRIOTS POINT DEVELOPMENT 

AUTHORITY A THREE-YEAR PERIOD, BEGINNING ON MAY 1, 2014, 

DURING WHICH IT SHALL MAKE INTEREST-ONLY PAYMENTS ON THE 

AMOUNT USED TO REPLENISH THE ORIGINAL SOURCE ACCOUNTS 

AT AN INTEREST RATE AND TERMS TO BE DETERMINED BY THE 

OFFICE OF THE STATE TREASURER; AND BEGINNING MAY 1, 2017, TO 

REQUIRE THE PATRIOTS POINT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TO COM- 

MENCE ANNUAL PAYMENTS OF $400,000 UNTIL MAY 1, 2028, AT 

WHICH TIME A FINAL PAYMENT OF $6,068,867.72 SHALL BECOME 

DUE AND PAYABLE. 





03/20/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Limehouse 






H 3767 General Bill, By Hixon, J.R. Smith, Quinn, Southard, Huggins, 

Bowen, Stavrinakis, Sabb, Allison, Atwater, Ballentine, Barfield, Chumley, 

Clyburn, Cole, Daning, Dillard, Erickson, Felder, Finlay, George, Goldfinch, 

Hamilton, Harrell, Hayes, Hiott, Horne, Hosey, Jefferson, Kennedy, Loftis, 

Long, Lowe, Lucas, Merrill, V.S. Moss, Norman, Ott, Owens, Pope, Putnam, 

Riley, Rivers, Rutherford, Simrill, Skelton, Sottile, Spires, Tallon, Taylor, 

Toole, Wells and Wood 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE TWO PERCENT STATE 

SALES TAX IMPOSED ON ACCOMMODATIONS, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE TAX DOES NOT APPLY TO GROSS PROCEEDS FROM RENT- 

ALS RECEIVED BY PERSONS RENTING THEIR PERSONAL RESIDENCE 

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FOR FEWER THAN FIFTEEN DAYS TOTAL IN A YEAR AND IF THE 

GROSS PROCEEDS OF THE RENTAL INCOME ARE EXCLUDED FROM 

FEDERAL TAXABLE INCOME PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF 

SECTION 280A(g) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986. 









H 3768 General Bill, By D.C. Moss and Pope 




THE DRUG COURT PROGRAM ACT , TO DIRECT EACH CIRCUIT 

SOLICITOR TO ESTABLISH A DRUG COURT PROGRAM FOR ADULTS 

AND JUVENILES, TO PROVIDE CRITERIA FOR ELIGIBILITY OF PER- 

SONS CHARGED WITH NONVIOLENT OFFENSES, TO ALLOW EACH 

CIRCUIT SOLICITOR TO ESTABLISH AN OFFICE OF DRUG COURT PRO- 

GRAM COORDINATOR, TO DIRECT THE COMMISSION ON PROSECU- 

TION COORDINATION TO ESTABLISH A STATE OFFICE OF DRUG 

COURT COORDINATION, TO PROVIDE FOR FEES FOR PARTICIPATION 

IN A DRUG COURT PROGRAM, TO PROVIDE FOR ANNUAL REPORTS 

DETAILING THE ACTIVITIES OF DRUG COURT PROGRAMS TO THE 

COMMISSION ON PROSECUTION COORDINATION WITH A COPY PRO- 

VIDED TO THE SENTENCING REFORM OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE, AND 

TO PROVIDE FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF DRUG COURT JUDGES AND 

COMPENSATION. 



H 3769 Resolution, By Cobb-Hunter, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 



Brown, Chumley, Clemmons, Clyburn, Cole, H.A. Crawford, K.R. 














A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE LAKE 

MARION HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM FOR CAPTURING 

THE 2013 CLASS AA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE AND TO HONOR 



H 3770 Resolution, By Cobb-Hunter 



LAKE MARION HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM, COACHES, 


BY THE SPEAKER, FOR THE PURPOSE OF BEING RECOGNIZED AND 

COMMENDED ON THEIR IMPRESSIVE SEASON AND FOR CAPTURING 

THE 2013 CLASS AA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 



H 3771 General Bill, By Sandifer, Bales, Putnam, Goldfinch and Erickson 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA REAL ESTATE COMMISSION, SO AS TO DETAIL 

PROCEDURES FOR APPOINTING THE SEVEN COMMISSIONERS WHO 

REPRESENT THE SEVEN CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION 

SHALL DESIGNATE CERTAIN PERSONNEL FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE 

OF THE COMMISSION, TO PROHIBIT THE DEPARTMENT FROM 

ASSIGNING OTHER WORK TO THESE PERSONNEL WITHOUT 

APPROVAL OF THE COMMISSION, AND TO PROVIDE THESE PERSON- 

NEL ONLY MAY BE TERMINATED BY THE DIRECTOR. 



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H 3772 General Bill, By Bingham, Allison, Cole, Daning, Henderson, Horne, 

Patrick, Pope, Quinn, J.R. Smith, Simrill, Merrill, Atwater, Spires, 

Ballentine, Huggins, Kennedy, Norman, G.R. Smith, Toole, Taylor, Wells, 

Clemmons, Willis, Hardwick, D.C. Moss, Forrester, Long, Erickson, Newton, 

Wood, Nanney, Felder, Rivers, Hixon and Stringer 



BY ADDING ARTICLE 4 TO CHAPTER 13, TITLE 8 SO AS TO RECONSTI- 

TUTE THE STATE ETHICS COMMISSION AND REVISE ITS POWERS, 

DUTIES, AND PROCEDURES, INCLUDING A PROVISION THAT ALL 

COMPLAINTS RELATING TO ETHICAL VIOLATIONS AGAINST THE 

MEMBERS AND STAFF OF AND CANDIDATES FOR THE GENERAL 

ASSEMBLY MUST BE FILED WITH THE STATE ETHICS COMMISSION, 

PROCESSED BY IT, AND THEN REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC INTEGRITY 

UNIT CREATED BELOW FOR INVESTIGATION BEFORE BEING 

RETURNED TO THE APPROPRIATE ETHICS COMMITTEES OF THE 

HOUSE OR SENATE FOR FURTHER ACTION; BY ADDING ARTICLE 6 TO 

CHAPTER 13, TITLE 8 SO AS TO RECONSTITUTE THE MEMBERSHIP OF 

THE HOUSE AND SENATE ETHICS COMMITTEES TO BE CONSISTENT 

WITH THAT PROVIDED IN THE RULES OF THE RESPECTIVE HOUSES 

AND TO REVISE THE PROCEDURES OF THE ETHICS COMMITTEES OF 

THE HOUSE AND SENATE IN REGARD TO THE MANNER IN WHICH 

ETHICAL COMPLAINTS AGAINST ITS MEMBERS, CANDIDATES, OR 

STAFF MUST BE PROCESSED AND DECIDED; BY ADDING SECTION 8- 

13-1525 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT NO PUBLIC OFFICIAL OR CANDI- 

DATE MAY APPEAR ON THE BALLOT FOR ELECTION TO ANY OFFICE 

IF THAT PUBLIC OFFICIAL OR CANDIDATE HAS RECEIVED NOTICE OF 

AN OUTSTANDING OR UNPAID FINE LEVIED BY THE ETHICS COM- 

MISSION; BY ADDING CHAPTER 2 TO TITLE 23 SO AS TO ESTABLISH 

THE SOUTH CAROLINA PUBLIC INTEGRITY UNIT AND PROVIDE FOR 

ITS MEMBERSHIP, POWERS, DUTIES, AND FUNCTIONS; TO AMEND 

SECTION 2-17-10, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS IN 

REGARD TO LOBBYING, SO AS TO REVISE THE DEFINITION OF LOB- 

BYING AND LOBBYIST ; TO AMEND SECTION 2-17-30, RELATING TO 

A LOBBYIST S REPORTING OF LOBBYING ACTIVITIES, SO AS TO 

REQUIRE A LOBBYIST TO DISCLOSE ALL INCOME RECEIVED FROM A 

LOBBYIST S PRINCIPAL; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-100, AS AMENDED, 

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RELATING TO DEFINITIONS IN REGARD TO ETHICS, GOVERNMENT 

ACCOUNTABILITY, AND CAMPAIGN REFORM, SO AS TO REVISE CER- 

TAIN DEFINITIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-700, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO USE OF AN OFFICIAL POSITION OR OFFICE FOR FINAN- 

CIAL GAIN, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT IF A MEMBER OF THE GENERAL 

ASSEMBLY DETERMINES THAT HE HAS A CONFLICT OF INTEREST, HE 

MUST COMPLY WITH CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS BEFORE ABSTAINING 

FROM ALL VOTES ON THE MATTER, AND TO PROVIDE FOR WHEN A 

PUBLIC OFFICIAL WHO IS REQUIRED TO RECUSE HIMSELF FROM A 

MATTER MUST DO SO; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-740, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO REPRESENTATION OF ANOTHER PERSON BY A PUBLIC 

OFFICIAL BEFORE A GOVERNMENTAL ENTITY, SO AS TO FURTHER 

DELINEATE WHAT IS CONSIDERED A CONTESTED CASE WHEN REP- 

RESENTATION BY A MEMBER OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY IS PER- 

MITTED; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-745, RELATING TO PAID 

REPRESENTATION OF CLIENTS AND CONTRACTING BY A MEMBER 

OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OR AN ASSOCIATE IN PARTICULAR SIT- 

UATIONS, SO AS TO DELETE A PROHIBITION AGAINST CERTAIN CON- 

TRACTS WITH AN ENTITY FUNDED WITH GENERAL FUNDS; TO 

AMEND SECTION 8-13-1120, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO CONTENTS 

OF STATEMENTS OF ECONOMIC INTEREST, SO AS TO FURTHER PRO- 

VIDE FOR THESE CONTENTS; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-1300, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS IN REGARD TO CAMPAIGN 

PRACTICES, SO AS TO REVISE CERTAIN DEFINITIONS; TO AMEND 

SECTION 8-13-1314, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO CAMPAIGN CONTRI- 

BUTION LIMITS AND RESTRICTIONS, SO AS TO INCREASE CONTRIBU- 

TION LIMITS AND PROVIDE A MECHANISM EVERY FIVE YEARS FOR 

FURTHER ADJUSTMENTS BASED ON THE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX, 

AND TO PROHIBIT CONTRIBUTIONS FROM A NONCANDIDATE COM- 

MITTEE ESTABLISHED, FINANCED, MAINTAINED, OR CONTROLLED 

BY A CANDIDATE OR PUBLIC OFFICIAL OR ANY OTHER ENTITY 

MAINTAINED BY OR AFFILIATED WITH A CANDIDATE OR PUBLIC 

OFFICIAL; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-1318, RELATING TO ACCEP- 

TANCE OF CONTRIBUTIONS TO RETIRE CAMPAIGN DEBTS, SO AS TO 

REQUIRE ANY SUCH CONTRIBUTIONS TO BE USED FOR THIS PUR- 

POSE ONLY; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-1338, RELATING TO PERSONS 

WHO MAY NOT SOLICIT CONTRIBUTIONS, SO AS TO INCLUDE THE 

HEAD OF ANY STATE AGENCY WHO IS SELECTED BY THE GOVER- 

NOR, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OR AN APPOINTED OR ELECTED 

BOARD; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-13 TO RESTRICTIONS ON CONTRI- 

BUTIONS BY ONE CANDIDATE TO ANOTHER OR THROUGH COMMIT- 

TEES CONTROLLED BY A CANDIDATE, SO AS TO DELETE AN 

EXCEPTION FOR A COMMITTEE CONTROLLED BY A CANDIDATE IF IT 

IS THE ONLY SUCH COMMITTEE, AND TO MAKE CONFORMING 

CHANGES; TO AMEND SECTION 12-54-240, AS AMENDED, RELATING 

TO THE DISCLOSURE OF RECORDS AND REPORTS BY THE DEPART- 

MENT OF REVENUE, SO AS TO PERMIT THE DEPARTMENT TO DIS- 

CLOSE INFORMATION FOR PURPOSES OF PUBLIC INTEGRITY UNIT 

INVESTIGATIONS; AND TO REPEAL ARTICLES 3 AND 5, CHAPTER 13, 

TITLE 8 RELATING TO THE STATE ETHICS COMMISSION AND THE 

SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ETHICS COMMITTEES, 

RESPECTIVELY. 



03/13/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Taylor, Wells, 

Clemmons, Willis, Hardwick, D.C.Moss, Forrester, Long, 

Long, Erickson, Newton, Wood, Nanney, Felder 

03/19/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Rivers, Hixon 

03/20/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Stringer 

H 3773 Concurrent Resolution, By Newton, Bowers, Erickson, 

Herbkersman, Hodges and Patrick 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION MEMORIALIZING THE UNITED STATES 

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND ITS COMPONENT FEDERAL 

HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION TO TAKE A LEADING ROLE IN ORGANIZ- 

ING AND PROVIDING REGULAR PUBLIC FERRY SERVICE TO 

DAUFUSKIE ISLAND IN BEAUFORT COUNTY.




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H 3774 Joint Resolution, By Loftis, Hardwick, Clemmons, Hamilton, 

Huggins, J.R. Smith, Goldfinch, Hixon, Ryhal, Sottile and Spires 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO SUSPEND THE RUNNING OF CERTAIN GOV- 

ERNMENT APPROVALS AFFECTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF REAL 

PROPERTY WITHIN THE STATE FOR THE PERIOD BEGINNING JANU- 

ARY 1, 2013 AND ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2017; AND TO PROVIDE GOV- 

ERNMENTAL ENTITIES ISSUING SUCH APPROVALS SHALL PUBLISH 

NOTICE IN THE STATE REGISTER LISTING THE TYPES OF THESE 

APPROVALS IT ISSUES AND NOTING THE SUSPENSION OF THE RUN- 

NING OF THE PERIOD OF THE APPROVAL AND TO PROVIDE AN 

EXCEPTION FOR UNITS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT. 













05/28/13 Senate Recalled from Committee on Agriculture and Natural 








06/06/13 Senate Conference committee appointed Hutto, Cleary , Hembree 

06/06/13 House Conference committee appointed Reps.Hardwick, Hodges 

and Clemmons 

H 3775 General Bill, By Quinn 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO FAMILY COURT ORDERS OF 

PROTECTION FROM DOMESTIC ABUSE, CONTENTS OF THE ORDER, 

AND CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH MUTUAL ORDERS OF PROTEC- 

TION MAY BE GRANTED, SO AS TO FURTHER SPECIFY CIRCUM- 

STANCES UNDER WHICH MUTUAL ORDERS MAY BE GRANTED AND 

TO AUTHORIZE THAT AN ORDER NOT IN COMPLIANCE WITH THIS 

SECTION MAY BE VACATED AND THE RECORDS RELATING TO THE 

ORDER DESTROYED; AND TO AMEND SECTION 16-3-1760, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF TEMPORARY RESTRAIN- 

ING ORDERS BY THE MAGISTRATES COURT FOR HARASSMENT OR 

STALKING, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT ON THE MOTION OF A PARTY TO 

A TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER THE COURT MAY VACATE THE 

ORDER AND REQUIRE ALL RECORDS OF THE ORDER DESTROYED IF 

THE ORDER WAS IMPROPERLY ISSUED DUE TO UNKNOWN FACTS. 




A BILL TO AMEND SECTIONS 44-48-80, 44-48-90, 44-48-110 AND 44-48- 

120, ALL AS AMENDED, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, 

ALL RELATING, AMONG OTHER THINGS, TO THE EVALUATION OF A 

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PERSON TO DETERMINE WHETHER HE IS A SEXUALLY VIOLENT 

PREDATOR, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE COURT MAY REQUIRE THE 

PERSON TO COMPLETE CERTAIN PROCEDURES OR TESTS IF 

REQUESTED BY THE EXPERT CONDUCTING THE EVALUATION. 



H 3777 General Bill, By Goldfinch, Clemmons, Huggins, Bedingfield, Vick, 

McCoy, Allison, Ballentine, Barfield, Hardee, Kennedy, G.R. Smith, Sottile, 

Toole, Wells and Wood 

A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 50-11-520, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

THE ESTABLISHMENT OF HUNTING SEASON BY THE DEPARTMENT 

OF NATURAL RESOURCES, FOR THE HUNTING AND TAKING OF MALE 

WILD TURKEYS, SO AS TO ESTABLISH ONE STATEWIDE HUNTING 

SEASON, TO PROVIDE A BAG LIMIT OF FOUR GOBBLERS PER SEASON 

AND NOT MORE THAN TWO PER DAY, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

DEPARTMENT MAY DECLARE AN OPEN OR CLOSED SEASON ONLY 

ON WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREAS LANDS. 




H 3778 General Bill, By Goldfinch 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF WILD TURKEY 

TRANSPORTATION TAGS BY THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL 

RESOURCES, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT MUST 

ISSUE THEM AT A COST OF FIVE DOLLARS ALL OF WHICH MAY BE 

RETAINED BY THE DEPARTMENT. 




H 3779 General Bill, By K.R. Crawford, Mitchell, Stavrinakis, Bannister, 

Bowers, Cobb-Hunter, Gagnon, Gambrell, Hart, Henderson, Powers Norrell 

and G.M. Smith 



SO AS TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA TELEMEDICINE INSUR- 

ANCE REIMBURSEMENT ACT ; BY ADDING SECTION 38-71-300 SO AS 

TO PROVIDE DEFINITIONS AND TO REQUIRE COVERAGE OF TELE- 

MEDICINE SERVICES BY INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP HEALTH MAINTE- 

NANCE ORGANIZATIONS. 



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H 3780 Resolution, By Rutherford, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 












Quinn, Ridgeway, Riley, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, 




A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO DECLARE THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 2013, AS 

ETIQUETTE DAY IN SOUTH CAROLINA AND TO COMMEND THE UNI- 

VERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA S EDUCATIONAL TALENT SEARCH 

PROGRAM AND ITS PARTICIPANTS FOR THEIR OUTSTANDING


ACHIEVEMENTS AND PROGRESS IN BECOMING PRODUCTIVE CITI- 

ZENS. 


H 3781 Concurrent Resolution, By Herbkersman, Newton and Patrick 



OF TRANSPORTATION NAME THE DEPARTMENT S REPLACEMENT 

BRIDGE LOCATED ALONG SPANISH WELLS ROAD ON HILTON HEAD 

ISLAND CHARLIE SIMMONS, SR. MEMORIAL BRIDGE AND ERECT 

APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS AT THIS BRIDGE THAT CONTAIN 

THE WORDS CHARLIE SIMMONS, SR. MEMORIAL BRIDGE . 



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BY ADDING SECTION 8-11-87 SO AS TO ENACT THE PUBLIC 

EMPLOYER PAYROLL DEDUCTION POLICY ACT , TO PROHIBIT 

DEDUCTIONS FROM THE COMPENSATION OF A PUBLIC EMPLOYEE 

FOR DUES, FEES, AND ASSESSMENTS FOR TRANSMISSION TO ANY 

PUBLIC EMPLOYEE ORGANIZATION, ANY INTERMEDIARY, OR PRI- 

VATE INDIVIDUAL, UNLESS THE DEDUCTION IS OTHERWISE SPECIFI- 

CALLY AUTHORIZED. 



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04/18/13 House Recommitted to Committee on Labor, Commerce and 



H 3783 General Bill, By Lucas 



CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE ADMISSIONS LICENSE TAX 

EXEMPTION FOR A MOTORSPORTS ENTERTAINMENT COMPLEX, SO 

AS TO REQUIRE THE COMPLEX TO BE A NASCAR SANCTIONED 

SPEEDWAY THAT HOSTS AT LEAST ONE RACE EACH YEAR FEATUR- 

ING THE PREEMINENT NASCAR CUP SERIES, INSTEAD OF REQUIRING 

THE SPEEDWAY TO HAVE AT LEAST SIXTY THOUSAND SEATS FOR 

RACE PATRONS. 





04/25/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Wells HJ-37 










06/06/13 Senate Recommitted to Committee on Ethics 

H 3784 General Bill, By J.E. Smith, Pitts, Vick and Harrell 

247 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE NATIONAL GUARD 

COLLEGE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, SO AS TO CLARIFY THAT EACH 

ACADEMIC YEAR S ANNUAL MAXIMUM GRANT MUST BE BASED ON 

THE AMOUNT OF AVAILABLE PROGRAM FUNDS; TO AMEND SECTION 

59-114-40, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE NATIONAL GUARD COL- 

LEGE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS, SO 

AS TO PROVIDE THAT NATIONAL GUARD MEMBERS BECOME ELIGI- 

BLE FOR COLLEGE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM GRANTS UPON COMPLE- 

TION OF BASIC TRAINING AND ADVANCED INDIVIDUAL TRAINING; 

AND TO AMEND SECTION 59-114-65, RELATING TO GRANT AVAIL- 

ABILITY, SO AS TO ALLOW APPROPRIATIONS TO THE NATIONAL 

GUARD COLLEGE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM TO BE CARRIED FORWARD 

TO A SUBSEQUENT FISCAL YEAR AND EXPENDED FOR THE SAME 

PURPOSE, AND TO EXEMPT APPROPRIATIONS TO THE NATIONAL 

GUARD COLLEGE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FROM MIDYEAR BUDGET 

REDUCTIONS. 




04/24/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Pitts, Vick, 

Harrell 






H 3785 Resolution, By Sandifer, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 













Sabb, Sellers, Simrill, Skelton, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R. 




A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE RACHEL WYATT, MISS 

AMERICA S OUTSTANDING TEEN 2013, AND TO COMMEND HER FOR 

THE DISCIPLINE, ASPIRATIONS, AND TALENT THAT HAVE ENABLED 

HER TO REPRESENT THE PALMETTO STATE AND THIS NATION WITH 

DIGNITY AND POISE. 


H 3786 Concurrent Resolution, By Erickson, M.S. McLeod, Spires, 




Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, H.A. Crawford, K.R. Crawford, Crosby, 

Daning, Delleney, Dillard, Douglas, Edge, Felder, Finlay, Forrester, 





Mack, McCoy, McEachern, W.J. McLeod, Merrill, Mitchell, D.C. Moss, V.S. 




Simrill, Skelton, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R. Smith, Sottile,


Southard, Stavrinakis, Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, Toole, Vick, Weeks, 

Wells, Whipper, White, Whitmire, Williams, Willis and Wood 


A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE THAT ABUSE AND 

NEGLECT OF CHILDREN IS A SIGNIFICANT PROBLEM AND TO 

DECLARE TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 2013, AS CHILDREN S ADVOCACY DAY 







H 3787 Resolution, By Sabb, Anderson, Alexander, Allison, Anthony, 



















HEMINGWAY HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM OF 

WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY WITH THE TEAM COACHES AND SCHOOL 



MENDED FOR CAPTURING THE 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA CLASS A 



H 3788 Resolution, By Sabb, Anderson, Alexander, Allison, Anthony, 

















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE HEMING- 

WAY HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, COACHES, 

AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS FOR AN IMPRESSIVE SEASON, AND TO CON- 

GRATULATE THEM FOR WINNING THE CLASS A STATE CHAMPION- 

SHIP TITLE. 



and Whipper 

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FORT DORCHESTER HOCKEY CLUB OF DORCHESTER COUNTY WITH 

THE TEAM COACHES, AT A DATE AND TIME TO BE DETERMINED BY 


MENDED FOR CAPTURING THE 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA SCHOLASTIC 

HOCKEY ASSOCIATION STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 



and Whipper 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE FORT 

DORCHESTER HOCKEY CLUB AND COACHES FOR AN OUTSTANDING 

SEASON AND TO CONGRATULATE THEM FOR WINNING THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA SCHOLASTIC HOCKEY ASSOCIATION STATE CHAMPION- 

SHIP TITLE. 


H 3791 General Bill, By Gagnon and Gambrell 


A BILL TO AUTHORIZE THE STARR-IVA WATER AND SEWER DISTRICT 

IN ANDERSON COUNTY TO PROVIDE WATER SERVICE TO A SPECI- 

FIED AREA OF ABBEVILLE COUNTY, UPON THE CONSENT OF THE 

GOVERNING BODY OF ABBEVILLE COUNTY, TO SOLVE A CRITICAL 

WATER SERVICE PROBLEM. 


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BY ADDING SECTION 57-1-380 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR GEOGRAPHI- 

CALLY PROPORTIONATE REPRESENTATION ON THE EXECUTIVE 

COMMITTEE OF A METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION, 

INCLUDING ITS AFFILIATED AREA TRANSIT STUDY, WHOSE BOUND- 

ARIES HAVE BEEN MODIFIED DUE TO THE UNITED STATES CENSUS 

BUREAU S RECLASSIFICATION OF AN AREA FROM RURAL TO 

URBANIZED, AND TO PROVIDE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REPRESEN- 

TATION FROM EACH COUNTY OR MUNICIPALITY ADDED AS THE 

RESULT OF THE UNITED STATES CENSUS BUREAU S RECLASSIFICA- 

TION DETERMINATION. 



H 3793 Resolution, By George, Sandifer, Hiott, Alexander, Allison, 







Hayes, Henderson, Herbkersman, Hixon, Hodges, Horne, Hosey, Howard, 










Similar (S 0508)


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO DECLARE MAY 22, 2013, AS FREE CLINIC 

AWARENESS DAY IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 



















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR SYDNEY SILL 

FOR HER EXCEPTIONAL POISE, TALENT, AND BEAUTY AND TO CON- 

GRATULATE HER FOR BEING NAMED MISS SOUTH CAROLINA TEEN 

FOR 2012. 



















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR ALI ROGERS FOR 

HER EXCEPTIONAL POISE, TALENT, AND BEAUTY AND TO CONGRAT- 

ULATE HER FOR BEING NAMED MISS SOUTH CAROLINA 2012 AND 

THE FIRST RUNNER UP IN THE MISS AMERICA PAGEANT. 




SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO FEES IMPOSED BY POLITICAL 

SUBDIVISIONS OF THIS STATE, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT WHEN A 

GOVERNING BODY OF A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION IMPOSES A 

SCHEDULE OF ROAD FEES ON MOTOR VEHICLES REGISTERED IN 

THE COUNTY BASED ON VEHICLE CLASS, THE LOWEST FEE IN THE 

SCHEDULE MUST APPLY TO ALL MOTOR VEHICLES SUBJECT TO THE 

STATE BIENNIAL REGISTRATION FEE FOR PRIVATE PASSENGER 

MOTOR VEHICLES IMPOSED PURSUANT TO SECTION 56-3-620; AND 

TO AMEND SECTION 56-3-630, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE DEFI- 

NITION OF PRIVATE PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR PURPOSES 

OF MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSING AND REGISTRATION BY THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT A TRUCK INCLUDED IN THE DEFINITION OF PRIVATE PASSEN- 

GER MOTOR VEHICLE, WHICH IS NOT USED IN A TRADE OR BUSI- 

249 

NESS, MAY BE REGISTERED UPON PAYMENT OF THE BIENNIAL 

REGISTRATION FEES PROVIDED PURSUANT TO SECTION 56-3-620. 



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Means HJ-17 

04/24/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Felder, Norman, Hiott, Skelton, 

HA Crawford, Ryhal, Brannon, Wood, Goldfinch, 

Forrester, Branham, Whipper, JR Smith, Hardee, Erickson, 

Crosby, Southard, Williams, Neal, Pitts, Jefferson, 

Douglas, Bowers HJ-108 



H 3797 General Bill, By Sandifer and Erickson 


BY ADDING SECTION 38-90-165 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE DIREC- 

TOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE MAY DECLARE A CAPTIVE 

INSURANCE COMPANY INACTIVE IN CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES AND 

THAT THE DIRECTOR MAY MODIFY THE MINIMUM TAX PREMIUM 

APPLICABLE TO THE COMPANY DURING INACTIVITY; BY ADDING 

SECTION 38-90-215 SO AS TO PROVIDE A PROTECTED CELL MAY BE 

EITHER INCORPORATED OR UNINCORPORATED, AND TO PROVIDE 

REQUIREMENTS FOR EACH; BY ADDING SECTION 38-90-250 SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THE DEPARTMENT MUST CONSIDER A LICENSED CAPTIVE 

INSURANCE COMPANY THAT MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS OF AN 

INSURER FOR ISSUANCE OF A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY TO ACT 

AS AN INSURER; TO AMEND SECTION 38-90-10, AS AMENDED, RELAT- 

ING TO DEFINITIONS CONCERNING CAPTIVE INSURANCE COMPA- 

NIES, SO AS TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL TERMS AND REVISE 

DEFINITIONS OF CERTAIN EXISTING TERMS; TO AMEND SECTION 38- 

90-20, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED 

FOR LICENSING CAPTIVE INSURANCE COMPANIES, SO AS TO 

REMOVE THE REQUIREMENT OF A CERTIFICATE OF GENERAL GOOD 

ISSUED BY THE DIRECTOR; TO AMEND SECTION 38-90-35, RELATING 

TO THE CONFIDENTIALITY OF INFORMATION CONCERNING CAPTIVE 

INSURANCE COMPANIES SUBMITTED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF 

INSURANCE, SO AS TO REVISE REQUIREMENTS FOR MAKING THE 

INFORMATION SUBJECT TO DISCOVERY IN A CIVIL ACTION; TO 

AMEND SECTION 38-90-40, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO CAPITALIZA- 

TION REQUIREMENTS, SECURITY REQUIREMENTS, AND RESTRIC- 

TIONS ON DIVIDEND PAYMENTS FOR CAPTIVE INSURANCE 

COMPANIES, SO AS TO REVISE THE FORM OF CAPITAL REQUIRED 

FOR A CAPTIVE INSURANCE COMPANY THAT IS NOT A SPONSORED 

CAPTIVE INSURANCE COMPANY THAT ASSUMES RISK, AND TO 

REVISE REQUIREMENTS FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO A CAPTIVE INSUR- 

ANCE COMPANY INCORPORATED AS A NONPROFIT, AMONG OTHER 

THINGS; TO AMEND SECTION 38-90-50, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

FREE SURPLUS REQUIREMENTS OF A CAPTIVE INSURANCE COM- 

PANY, SO AS TO REVISE THE FORM OF CAPITAL REQUIRED FOR A 

CAPTIVE INSURANCE COMPANY THAT IS NOT A SPONSORED CAP- 

TIVE INSURANCE COMPANY THAT ASSUMES RISK; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 38-90-55, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE INCORPORATION OF 

CAPTIVE INSURANCE COMPANIES, SO AS TO DELETE PROVISIONS 

CONCERNING THE MINIMUM NUMBER AND STATUS OF INCORPORA- 

TORS, PREREQUISITES TO TRANSMITTING ARTICLES OF INCORPORA- 

TION TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE, AND THE ISSUANCE OF CAPITAL 

STOCK AT PAR VALUE; TO AMEND SECTION 38-90-60, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO INCORPORATION OPTIONS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR 

CAPTIVE INSURANCE COMPANIES, SO AS TO REVISE THE AVAILABLE 

OPTIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 38-90-80, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

INSPECTIONS AND EXAMINATIONS OF CAPTIVE INSURANCE COMPA- 

NIES BY THE DEPARTMENT, SO AS TO DELETE REFERENCES TO PURE


CAPTIVE INSURANCE COMPANIES AND SPECIAL PURPOSE CAPTIVE 

INSURANCE COMPANIES; TO AMEND SECTION 38-90-90, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO THE SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OF A 

CAPTIVE INSURANCE LICENSE, SO AS TO MAKE A GRAMMATICAL 

CHANGE; TO AMEND SECTION 38-90-100, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

THE LOANS BY CAPTIVE INSURANCE COMPANIES, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE A SPONSORED CAPTIVE INSURANCE COMPANY MAY MAKE 

LOANS TO ITS PARENT COMPANY IN CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES; TO 

AMEND SECTION 38-90-130, AS AMENDED, RELATING THE PROHIBI- 

TION AGAINST PARTICIPATION IN PLAN, POOL, ASSOCIATION, GUAR- 

ANTY, OR INSOLVENCY FUNDS BY CAPTIVE INSURANCE 

COMPANIES, SO AS TO PROVIDE CAPTIVE INSURANCE COMPANIES, 

INCLUDING PURE CAPTIVE INSURANCE COMPANIES, MAY PARTICI- 

PATE IN A POOL FOR THE PURPOSE OF COMMERCIAL RISK SHARING, 

AMONG OTHER THINGS; TO AMEND SECTION 38-90-180, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO THE APPLICABILITY OF CERTAIN PROVI- 

SIONS RELATING TO INSURANCE, SO AS TO PROVIDE REQUIRE- 

MENTS FOR THE NAME OF NEW CAPTIVE INSURANCE COMPANIES, 

TO PROVIDE CIRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH A SPONSORED CAPTIVE 

INSURANCE COMPANY MAY ESTABLISH PROTECTED CELLS, 

INCLUDING REQUIREMENTS FOR A PLAN OF OPERATION, THE ATTRI- 

BUTIONS OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES BETWEEN A PROTECTED 

CELL AND THE GENERAL ACCOUNT OF THE SPONSORED CAPTIVE 

INSURANCE COMPANY, AND ADMINISTRATIVE AND ACCOUNTING 

PROCEDURES; TO AMEND SECTION 38-90-210, RELATING TO THE SEP- 

ARATE ACCOUNTING OF PROTECTED CELLS WHEN ESTABLISHED, 

SO AS TO REQUIRE THIS ACCOUNTING MUST REFLECT THE PARTICI- 

PANTS OF THE PROTECTED CELL IN ADDITION TO EXISTING 

REQUIREMENTS; TO AMEND SECTION 38-90-220, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS APPLICABLE TO SPONSORS 

OF CAPTIVE INSURANCE COMPANIES, SO AS TO REVISE THE 

REQUIREMENTS; TO AMEND SECTION 38-90-230, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO PARTICIPANTS IN SPONSORED CAPTIVE INSURANCE 

COMPANIES, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT PROTECTED CELLS ASSETS 

ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO CREDITORS OF THE SPONSORED CAPTIVE 

INSURANCE COMPANY AND RELATED REQUIREMENTS, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE REQUIREMENTS CONCERNING OBLIGATIONS OF SPONSORED 

CAPTIVE INSURANCE COMPANIES WITH RESPECT TO PROTECTED 

CELLS AND ITS GENERAL ACCOUNT; TO AMEND SECTION 38-90-240, 

RELATING TO THE ELIGIBILITY OF A LICENSED CAPTIVE INSURANCE 

COMPANY FOR CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY TO ACT AS INSURER, SO 

AS TO DELETE THE EXISTING LANGUAGE AND TO PROVIDE FOR 

WHO MAY PARTICIPATE IN A SPONSORED CAPTIVE INSURANCE COM- 

PANY AND OBLIGATIONS OF THESE PARTICIPANTS, AND TO PROVIDE 

SPONSORED CAPTIVE INSURANCE COMPANIES MAY NOT BE USED 

TO FACILITATE INSURANCE SECURITIZATION TRANSACTIONS; TO 

AMEND SECTION 38-90-450, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO ORGANIZA- 

TION REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIAL PURPOSE FINANCIAL CAPTIVES, 

SO AS TO DELETE PROVISIONS CONCERNING THE MINIMUM NUM- 

BER AND STATUS OF INCORPORATORS, AND PREREQUISITES TO 

TRANSMITTING ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION TO THE SECRETARY 

OF STATE; AND TO REPEAL SECTION 38-90-235 RELATING TO TERMS 

AND CONDITIONS FOR PROTECTED CELL INSURANCE COMPANIES 

TO APPLY TO SPONSORED CAPTIVE INSURANCE COMPANIES. 



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A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE LIANE WILLIAMS OF THE 

PEE DEE AREA COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, FOR EARNING 

THE SEA SCOUT QUARTERMASTER AWARD, TO COMMEND HER FOR 

HER HARD WORK AND DETERMINATION IN REACHING THIS GOAL, 

AND TO WISH HER EVERY SUCCESS IN ALL HER FUTURE ENDEAV- 

ORS. 


H 3799 Resolution, By Daning, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 




Crawford, Crosby, Delleney, Dillard, Douglas, Edge, Erickson, Felder, 













A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE JOHN JACK ACHEN- 

BACH OF BERKELEY COUNTY ON THE OCCASION OF HIS NINETIETH 

BIRTHDAY AND TO WISH HIM A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION 



H 3800 Concurrent Resolution, By Huggins and Ballentine 


COLUMBIA RADIO PERSONALITY JONATHON RUSH ON THE TWENTY- 

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS RADIO PROGRAM, THE MORNING RUSH, 

TO COMMEND HIM FOR THE MANY CONTRIBUTIONS HE HAS MADE 

TO THE COLUMBIA-AREA METROPOLITAN RADIO MARKET, AND TO 

DECLARE MARCH 21, 2013, AS JONATHON RUSH DAY IN SOUTH CAR- 

OLINA. 




03/21/13 Senate Polled out of committee Invitations SJ-25





H 3801 Concurrent Resolution, By G.R. Smith, Alexander, Allison, 

















A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND EXPRESS DEEP 

APPRECIATION TO THE INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSI- 

TIES IN SOUTH CAROLINA DURING INDEPENDENT COLLEGE AND 

UNIVERSITY WEEK OF APRIL 15 THROUGH 19, 2013, AND ON INDE- 

PENDENT COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY DAY ON APRIL 17, 2013, FOR 

THEIR OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTIONS IN EDUCATING THE YOUTH 

OF OUR STATE AND NATION. 






LINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE TERMS OF AN AGREEMENT CREATING 

A REGIONAL COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENT, SO AS TO PROHIBIT THE 

AGREEMENT OR COUNCIL BYLAWS FROM CHARGING, ASSESSING, 

REQUIRING, OR DEMANDING AN INVOLUNTARY MEMBERSHIP FEE; 

AND TO AMEND SECTION 6-7-140, RELATING TO THE POWERS AND 

DUTIES OF REGIONAL COUNCILS OF GOVERNMENT, SO AS TO PRO- 

HIBIT A COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENT FROM CHARGING, ASSESSING, 

REQUIRING, OR DEMANDING AN INVOLUNTARY MEMBERSHIP FEE. 



H 3803 General Bill, By Funderburk and Lucas 


BY ADDING SECTION 7-15-465 SO AS TO ALLOW SOUTH CAROLINA 

EMERGENCY RESPONDERS, INCLUDING FIREFIGHTERS, PUBLIC 

UTILITY WORKERS, LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL, EMERGENCY 

MEDICAL PERSONNEL, INSURANCE COMPANY CATASTROPHE 

RESPONSE PERSONNEL, OR SKILLED VOLUNTEERS WHO ARE DIS- 

PATCHED TO ASSIST WITH DISASTER RELIEF OR RECOVERY EFFORTS 

OUTSIDE THEIR COUNTY OF RESIDENCE TO HAVE THE OPPORTU- 

NITY TO RECEIVE AND CAST ANY BALLOT THEY WOULD HAVE 

BEEN ELIGIBLE TO CAST HAD THEY REMAINED WITHIN THEIR 

COUNTY OF RESIDENCE. 



H 3804 General Bill, By Funderburk, Whipper and R.L. Brown 



CREATE THE OFFENSE OF CYBERBULLYING, AND PROVIDE PENAL- 

TIES FOR VIOLATIONS. 



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R.L.Brown 

H 3805 Resolution, By Felder, Delleney, King, Long, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, 

Norman, Pope and Simrill 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE THE FOURTH ANNUAL SOUTH 

CAROLINA STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL AND TO COMMEND THIS OUT- 

STANDING AND INNOVATIVE EVENT THAT BRILLIANTLY SHOW- 

CASES THE TOWN OF FORT MILL AND THE PALMETTO STATE. 


H 3806 Resolution, By Huggins, Quinn, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 











Ott, Owens, Parks, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam, Ridgeway, 





A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE THE HONORABLE JOHN 

GREGG MCMASTER, JR., OF RICHLAND COUNTY ON THE OCCASION 

OF HIS NINETY-NINTH BIRTHDAY AND TO WISH HIM A JOYOUS 

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AND MUCH HAPPINESS IN THE DAYS 

AHEAD. 





TIVES UPON THE PASSING OF CHARLES F. MARSHALL, SR., OF 

SUMTER COUNTY AND TO EXTEND THE DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HIS 

FAMILY AND MANY FRIENDS. 


H 3808 Resolution, By Ridgeway 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE GERLEAN PEARSON OF 

CLARENDON COUNTY ON THE OCCASION OF HER SEVENTY-FIFTH 




H 3809 Resolution, By Finlay, Bales, Ballentine, Bernstein, Douglas, Hart, 

Howard, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, Neal, Rutherford and J.E. Smith 



TIVES UPON THE DEATH OF BARBARA ANN SCOTT OF COLUMBIA 

AND TO EXTEND THE DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HER FAMILY AND 

MANY FRIENDS. 





Chumley, Clemmons, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, H.A. Crawford, K.R. Crawford, 















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR AIMEE COLLINS 

MATHIS OF EDGEFIELD COUNTY FOR HER OUTSTANDING COMMU- 

NITY SERVICE AND TO WISH HER WELL AS SHE CONTINUES TO 

SERVE THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 


H 3811 Resolution, By Ballentine, Nanney, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 

Anthony, Atwater, Bales, Bannister, Barfield, Bedingfield, Bernstein, 









Mitchell, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Munnerlyn, Murphy, Neal, Newton, 








A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO DECLARE TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 2013, AS 

AUTISM AWARENESS DAY IN THE PALMETTO STATE AND TO 

ENCOURAGE ALL SOUTH CAROLINA CITIZENS TO SUPPORT INDIVID- 

UALS AND FAMILIES AFFECTED BY AUTISM. 


H 3812 Resolution, By Jefferson, W.J. McLeod, King, Alexander, Brannon, 

R.L. Brown, Gilliard, Quinn, Williams, Bowers, Dillard, Funderburk, 

Hodges, Hosey, Howard, Pope, Powers Norrell, Ridgeway, Robinson- 

Simpson, Ryhal, Whipper and Wood 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO MEMORIALIZE THE CONGRESS OF THE 

UNITED STATES TO ENACT SENATE BILL S. 323, THE COMPREHEN- 

SIVE IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVE DRUG COVERAGE FOR KIDNEY TRANS- 

PLANT PATIENTS ACT OF 2013, TO GUARANTEE ACCESS BY ALL 

SOUTH CAROLINIANS WHO NEED A KIDNEY TRANSPLANT TO 

EXTENDED MONTHS OF MEDICARE PART B COVERAGE FOR IMMU- 

NOSUPPRESSIVE DRUGS THAT ARE CRITICAL TO THE LONG-TERM 

SUCCESS OF KIDNEY TRANSPLANTS. 



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A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR THE REVEREND ABRAHAM B. 

NELSON, PASTOR OF MT. ZION MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH IN 

PAWLEYS ISLAND, FOR HIS MANY YEARS OF GOSPEL MINISTRY, TO 


TO WISH HIM GOD S RICHEST BLESSINGS AS HE CONTINUES TO 

SERVE THE LORD. 


H 3814 General Bill, By Vick 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO TERMS AND THEIR DEFINI- 

TIONS REGARDING THE MIGRATORY WATERFOWL COMMITTEE, AND 

THE COMMITTEE S RESPONSIBILITIES, SO AS TO INCREASE ITS COM- 

POSITION BY ONE MEMBER WHO MUST BE A DESIGNEE OF THE 

DELTA WATERFOWL ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH CAROLINA WHO IS 

NOT A PAID EMPLOYEE. 




H 3815 General Bill, By Sandifer and Erickson 



LINA, 1976, RELATING TO AN ANNUAL LICENSE FEE FOR AUCTION- 

EERS, SO AS TO MAKE THE FEE BIENNIAL; AND TO AMEND SECTION 

40-6-240, RELATING TO THE LICENSING PERIOD FOR AN AUCTIONEER 

LICENSE AND CONTINUING EDUCATION REQUIRED FOR RENEWAL 

OF THE LICENSE, SO AS TO EXTEND THE PERIOD TO TWO YEARS 

AND MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES, AND TO INCREASE THE 

AMOUNT OF CONTINUING EDUCATION THAT A LICENSEE MUST 

EARN DURING THE LICENSING PERIOD PRECEDING RENEWAL FROM 

FOUR HOURS TO EIGHT HOURS. 



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H 3816 General Bill, By G.M. Smith, Edge, Ott and Herbkersman 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PROTECTING AND NURTURING CHIL- 

DREN IN FOSTER CARE, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE GOAL OF THE 

STATE IS THAT NO MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED SEV- 

ENTEEN TITLE IV-E FUNDED CHILDREN WILL REMAIN IN FOSTER 

CARE FOR MORE THAN TWENTY-FOUR MONTHS IN ANY FISCAL 

YEAR. 



H 3817 Resolution, By Govan, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 


Bingham, Bowen, Bowers, Branham, Brannon, G.A. Brown, R.L. Brown,





Goldfinch, Hamilton, Hardee, Hardwick, Harrell, Hart, Hayes, Henderson, 











A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE EXEM- 

PLARY SERVICE OF REVEREND HAYES T. GAINEY, JR., AND TO CON- 

GRATULATE HIM AND HIS CONGREGATION FOR FOURTEEN YEARS 

OF DEDICATED MINISTRY TO EDISTO FORK UNITED METHODIST 

CHURCH. 


H 3818 General Bill, By K.R. Crawford, Sandifer, Erickson, Simrill, G.M. 

Smith, Gambrell and Bannister 



CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO CLOSED PANEL HEALTH PLANS, SO 

AS TO REMOVE THE REQUIREMENT THAT CERTAIN EMPLOYERS 

THAT OFFER ONLY CLOSED PANEL HEALTH PLANS TO ITS EMPLOY- 

EES ALSO OFFER A POINT-OF-SERVICE OPTION TO ITS EMPLOYEES, 

TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES, AND TO INCREASE THE ALLOW- 

ABLE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN COINSURANCE PERCENTAGES FOR 

IN-NETWORK AND OUT-OF-NETWORK COVERED SERVICES AND SUP- 

PLIES UNDER A POINT-OF-SERVICE OPTION. 



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Simrill, G.M.Smith, Gambrell, Bannister 




04/23/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Sandifer, Hiott, Sottile, Whitmire, 

Forrester, Daning, Gambrell, Gagnon, Murphy HJ- 

87 








Burns, Chumley, Clemmons, Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, H.A. Crawford, 














253 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND HARTSVILLE 

HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS DIRECTOR PHYLLIS CAROL GRIGGS FOR 

OVER THIRTY YEARS OF OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP TO THE ATH- 

LETICS PROGRAM AT HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL AND TO CONGRAT- 

ULATE HER UPON BEING SELECTED AS ATHLETICS DIRECTOR OF 

THE YEAR BY THE SOUTH CAROLINA ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATORS 

ASSOCIATION. 



















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR HARTSVILLE 

HIGH SCHOOL HEAD FOOTBALL COACH JEFFREY THOMAS CALA- 

BRESE FOR AN OUTSTANDING SEASON AND TO CONGRATULATE HIM 

UPON BEING NAMED 2012-2013 COACH OF THE YEAR BY THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA ATHLETIC COACHES ASSOCIATION. 


H 3821 Resolution, By Bingham, Atwater, Ballentine, Huggins, Kennedy, 

Ott, Quinn, Spires and Toole 



TIVES UPON THE PASSING OF LIANE SKINNER HARMAN OF RICH- 

LAND COUNTY, AND TO EXTEND THEIR SINCEREST SYMPATHY TO 

HER LARGE AND LOVING FAMILY AND HER MANY FRIENDS. 


H 3822 General Bill, By Pitts, Loftis, Funderburk, Hixon, Norman, G.R. 

Smith, Lowe and Rivers 



POSES OF CONCEALABLE WEAPONS PERMITS, SO AS DELETE THE 

DEFINITIONS OF RESIDENT , QUALIFIED NONRESIDENT , PROOF OF 

RESIDENCE , AND PROOF OF OWNERSHIP OF REAL PROPERTY AND 

REVISE THE DEFINITIONS OF PICTURE IDENTIFICATION , PROOF OF 

TRAINING , AND CONCEALABLE WEAPON ; TO AMEND SECTION 23- 

31-215, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF A CONCEAL- 

ABLE WEAPONS PERMIT, SO AS TO REVISE THE REQUIREMENTS 

THAT MUST BE MET IN ORDER TO RECEIVE A CONCEALABLE WEAP- 

ONS PERMIT, INCREASE THE APPLICATION FEE FOR A PERMIT FOR 

RESIDENTS OF THE STATE TO ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS AND CREATE 

A NONRESIDENT APPLICATION FEE OF ONE HUNDRED FIFTY DOL- 

LARS, ALLOW PERMIT APPLICATIONS TO BE SUBMITTED ONLINE 

WITH SLED, AND TO REVISE THE LIST OF PLACES WHERE A PERSON 

MAY NOT CARRY A CONCEALABLE WEAPON AND PROVIDE THAT A 

PERSON MAY NOT CARRY A CONCEALABLE WEAPON INTO A PLACE 

CLEARLY MARKED WITH A SIGN PROHIBITING THE CARRYING OF A 

CONCEALABLE WEAPON, PROVIDE THAT A PERMIT IS VALID FOR 

FIVE YEARS, AND TO REQUIRE SLED TO SEND A RENEWAL NOTICE 

AT LEAST THIRTY DAYS BEFORE A PERMIT EXPIRES; AND TO REPEAL 

SECTION 23-31-240 RELATING TO PERSONS ALLOWED TO CARRY A 

CONCEALABLE WEAPON WHILE ON DUTY.




03/20/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Hixon, Norman 

03/21/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: G.R.Smith 


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04/30/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Lowe, Rivers 











H 3823 General Bill, By Thayer and Clemmons 


A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 44-53-190, AS AMENDED, SECTIONS 44-53- 

210, 44-53-230, 44-53-250, AND 44-53-270, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH 

CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING, RESPECTIVELY, TO DRUGS DESIGNATED 

AS SCHEDULE I, II, III, IV, AND V CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES AND 

SECTION 44-53-1510, RELATING TO DRUGS DESIGNATED AS ANA- 

BOLIC STEROIDS, ALL SO AS TO ALPHABETIZE THESE LISTINGS AND 

TO ADD DRUGS TO THESE DESIGNATIONS TO CONFORM TO FEDERAL 

DRUG DESIGNATIONS AND DESIGNATIONS OF ADJACENT STATES IN 

ORDER TO ENHANCE AND IMPROVE ILLICIT DRUG ENFORCEMENT. 






05/22/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Rutherford, GM Smith, Cobb- 

Hunter, King, Mitchell, Hart, KR Crawford, White, Finlay, 

MS McLeod, Vick, Knight, Goldfinch, RL Brown, Whipper, 

Hosey, Mack, Clemmons, Hardwick, HA Crawford, 

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OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO GARNISHMENT, SO AS TO ALLOW GAR- 

NISHMENT FOR A DEBT ARISING FROM A CONSUMER CREDIT SALE, 

CONSUMER LEASE, CONSUMER LOAN, OR CONSUMER RENTAL-PUR- 

CHASE AGREEMENT AND PROVIDE THAT THE GARNISHMENT 

ACTION MUST BE BROUGHT IN MAGISTRATES COURT; BY ADDING 

SECTIONS 15-19-120, 15-19-130, 15-19-140, AND 15-19-150 ALL SO AS TO 

DEFINE NECESSARY TERMS, PROVIDE A PROCEDURE FOR THE GAR- 

NISHMENT OF WAGES UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, AND PRO- 

VIDE THAT GARNISHMENT IS SUBJECT TO SPECIFIC DELINEATED 

LIMITATIONS. 



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and Whipper 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR SUMMERVILLE 

HIGH SCHOOL HEAD BASEBALL COACH BURT BAZZLE AND TO CON- 

GRATULATE HIM FOR REACHING THE FIVE HUNDREDTH WIN OF HIS 

COACHING CAREER. 


H 3826 Resolution, By Spires, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 


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J.R. Smith, Sottile, Southard, Stavrinakis, Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, 


Wood 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE FORMER CLEMSON UNI- 

VERSITY CENTER DALTON FREEMAN OF PELION ON HIS SELECTION 

AS A MEMBER OF THE CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA 

TEAM. 


H 3827 General Bill, By Pitts and Loftis 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO REQUESTS FOR FINAL 

REVIEW OF DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CON- 

TROL DECISIONS BY THE DEPARTMENT BOARD, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT A PARTY MAY REQUEST A CONTESTED CASE HEARING ON A 

DEPARTMENT DECISION BEFORE THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW COURT 

OR MAY REQUEST A REVIEW OF THE DEPARTMENT DECISION BY 

THE BOARD; TO PROVIDE THAT IF A REVIEW BY THE BOARD IS 

REQUESTED, THE BOARD HAS SIXTY DAYS WITHIN WHICH TO CON- 

DUCT ITS REVIEW AND ISSUE A DETERMINATION WHICH BECOMES 

THE FINAL AGENCY DECISION UNLESS A REQUEST FOR A CON- 

TESTED CASE HEARING IS REQUESTED BEFORE THE ADMINISTRA- 

TIVE LAW COURT; TO PROVIDE THAT IF A CONTESTED CASE 

HEARING IS REQUESTED, THE PARTY MAY REQUEST THE ADMINIS- 

TRATIVE LAW COURT TO REMAND THE CASE TO THE BOARD FOR 

FURTHER REVIEW; TO PROVIDE THAT UPON REMAND, THE BOARD 

HAS SIXTY DAYS WITHIN WHICH TO CONDUCT ITS REVIEW AND 

ISSUE A STATEMENT WITH THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW COURT AND 

THE PARTIES PROVIDING REVISIONS OR MODIFICATIONS, IF ANY, 

MADE TO THE DEPARTMENT DECISION; AND TO PROVIDE THAT IF 

AN EMERGENCY ORDER IS ISSUED BY THE DEPARTMENT, THE PER- 

SON AGAINST WHOM IT IS ISSUED MAY APPLY TO THE ADMINISTRA- 

TIVE LAW COURT FOR RELIEF AND MUST BE AFFORDED A HEARING 

WITHIN FORTY-EIGHT HOURS. 








04/24/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Jefferson, JE Smith, Ott, WJ 

McLeod, Bernstein, Sabb, Williams, Vick, Southard, 

Douglas, Neal, RL Brown, Ryhal, Whipper, Forrester, 

Hiott, Hardwick, VS Moss, Hixon, Hardee, Dilliard, 

Spires, HA Crawford, Clemmons, Goldfinch, Loftis, Gilliard, 

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H 3828 General Bill, By Cobb-Hunter 


BY ADDING SECTION 40-5-15 SO AS TO PROVIDE NECESSARY DEFINI- 

TIONS CONCERNING THE REGULATION OF ATTORNEYS AT LAW; TO 

AMEND SECTION 40-5-10, RELATING TO THE INHERENT POWER OF 

THE SUPREME COURT OVER ADMISSIONS TO THE PRACTICE OF LAW 

AND THE PRACTICE OF LAW ITSELF, SO AS TO PROVIDE THESE POW- 

ERS ARE SUBJECT TO STATUTORY LAW AS PROVIDED BY THE CON- 

STITUTION OF THIS STATE; TO AMEND SECTION 40-5-20, RELATING 

TO THE AUTHORITY OF THE SUPREME COURT TO PROMULGATE CER- 

TAIN RULES AND REGULATIONS CONCERNING THE PRACTICE OF 

LAW AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA STATE 

BAR, SO AS TO MAKE MEMBERSHIP IN THE BAR OPTIONAL AND TO 

PROVIDE THE COURT MAY PRESCRIBE THE PROCEDURE FOR LICEN- 

SURE AS AN ATTORNEY RATHER THAN ADMISSION TO THE BAR, 

AND DELETE AN OBSOLETE REFERENCE; AND TO AMEND SECTIONS 

40-5-40, 40-5-210, 40-5-220, 40-5-230, AND 40-5-310, ALL RELATING TO 

THE REGULATION OF ATTORNEYS AT LAW, SO AS TO MAKE CON- 




H 3829 (Rat # 0043, Act # 0032) General Bill, By Bedingfield, Stringer, 

Allison, Bannister, Chumley, Dillard, Hamilton, Henderson, Loftis, Nanney, 

Putnam, Robinson-Simpson, G.R. Smith and Willis 


BY ADDING ARTICLE 18 TO CHAPTER 53, TITLE 59 SO AS TO BE CAP- 

TIONED THE GREENVILLE TECHNICAL COLLEGE AREA COMMIS- 

SION ; TO DESIGNATE SECTIONS 1A, 4, AND 5 OF ACT 743 OF 1962 AS 

SECTIONS 59-53-1500, 59-53-1510, AND 59-53-1520, RESPECTIVELY, OF 

ARTICLE 18, CHAPTER 53, TITLE 59; AND TO AMEND ARTICLE 18, 

CHAPTER 53, TITLE 59, RELATING TO THE MEMBERSHIP, POWERS, 

AND DUTIES OF THE GREENVILLE TECHNICAL COLLEGE AREA COM- 

MISSION, SO AS TO RECONSTITUTE THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE COM- 

MISSION AND THE TERMS AND APPOINTING PROCEDURES FOR 

MEMBERS. - ratified title 



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05/28/13 Act No. 32 

H 3830 General Bill, By Williams and Jefferson 


BY ADDING SECTION 12-37-253 SO AS TO EXTEND THE HOMESTEAD 

EXEMPTION FOR THE DISABLED AND ELDERLY TO ALL FAIR MAR- 

KET VALUE OF THE HOMESTEAD SUBJECT TO PROPERTY TAX BEGIN- 

NING FOR THE PROPERTY TAX YEAR IN WHICH THE INDIVIDUAL 

CURRENTLY RECEIVING THE HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION ATTAINS THE 

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AGE OF EIGHTY-FIVE YEARS IF THE GROSS HOUSEHOLD INCOME OF 

THAT INDIVIDUAL IS FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS OR LESS, TO 

DEFINE HOUSEHOLD INCOME, AND TO PROVIDE THE METHOD OF 

CLAIMING THE EXEMPTION. 




H 3831 General Bill, By Williams, Jefferson and Southard 


BY ADDING CHAPTER 57 TO TITLE 44 ENTITLED RESTROOM ACCESS 

FOR RETAIL SALES CUSTOMERS SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A 

RETAILER SELLING TANGIBLE PERSONAL GOODS IN A PLACE OF 

BUSINESS SHALL PROVIDE RESTROOM FACILITIES FOR CUSTOMERS, 

WHICH MUST BE AVAILABLE FOR USE UPON THE REQUEST OF THE 

RETAIL STORE CUSTOMERS. 



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H 3832 General Bill, By Hardwick, Anderson, Atwater, Bales, Gambrell and 

D.C. Moss 



BY ADDING SECTION 40-22-35 SO AS TO SPECIFY THE MANNER IN 

WHICH A REGISTERED ENGINEER OR SURVEYOR MAY NEGOTIATE A 

CONTRACT FOR HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES; TO AMEND SECTION 

40-22-2, RELATING TO THE PURPOSE OF CHAPTER 22, TITLE 40 CON- 

CERNING THE REGULATION OF ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS, SO AS 

TO FURTHER STATE THIS PURPOSE; TO AMEND SECTION 40-22-10, 

RELATING TO THE BOARD OF REGISTRATION FOR PROFESSIONAL 

ENGINEERS AND LAND SURVEYORS, SO AS TO PROVIDE ADDI- 

TIONAL QUALIFICATIONS; TO AMEND 40-22-20, RELATING TO DEFINI- 

TIONS, SO AS TO ADD, REDEFINE, AND DELETE DEFINITIONS; TO 

AMEND SECTION 40-22-30, RELATING TO ACTIVITIES PROHIBITED 

WITHOUT A LICENSE, SO AS TO PROHIBIT BROKERING OR COORDI- 

NATING ENGINEERING OR SURVEYING SERVICES FOR A FEE; TO 

AMEND SECTION 40-22-50, RELATING TO DUTIES OF THE BOARD, SO 

AS TO PROVIDE THE BOARD SHALL MAINTAIN AND UPDATE, 

RATHER THAN ANNUALLY PREPARE, A ROSTER OF INFORMATION 

CONCERNING PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS; TO 

AMEND SECTION 40-22-60, RELATING TO THE DUTY OF THE BOARD 

TO PROMULGATE CERTAIN REGULATIONS, SO AS TO UPDATE A 

CROSS REFERENCE; TO AMEND SECTION 40-22-75, RELATING TO 

EMERGENCY WAIVER OF LICENSE REQUIREMENTS, SO AS TO LIMIT 

APPLICATION OF THIS WAIVER TO DECLARED NATIONAL OR STATE 

EMERGENCIES, AND TO PROVIDE A WAIVER MAY NOT EXCEED 

NINETY DAYS; TO AMEND SECTION 40-22-110, RELATING TO THE 

AUTOMATIC SUSPENSION OF THE LICENSE OF MENTALLY INCOMPE- 

TENT PERSONS, SO AS TO DELETE A REDUNDANCY; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 40-22-220, RELATING TO ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR 

LICENSURE AS AN ENGINEER, SO AS TO REVISE EDUCATION 

REQUIREMENTS; TO AMEND SECTION 40-22-222, RELATING TO 

LICENSING OF EXISTING ENGINEERS, SO AS TO ADD AN OPTIONAL 

ACCREDITATION SOURCE FOR AN EDUCATION REQUIREMENT; TO 

AMEND SECTION 40-22-225, RELATING TO ELIGIBILITY REQUIRE- 

MENTS FOR LICENSURE AS A SURVEYOR, SO AS TO REVISE THE 

REQUIREMENTS; TO AMEND SECTION 40-22-230, RELATING TO APPLI- 

CATION REQUIREMENTS, SO AS TO REVISE THE REQUIREMENTS; TO 

AMEND SECTION 40-22-250, RELATING TO A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHO- 

RIZATION TO PRACTICE AS A FIRM, SO AS TO REVISE REQUIRE- 

MENTS FOR THE CERTIFICATE AND TO PROVIDE REQUIREMENTS 

THROUGH WHICH A LICENSEE MAY MAINTAIN A BRANCH OFFICE; 

TO AMEND SECTION 40-22-260, RELATING TO TEMPORARY LICENSES, 

SO AS TO REVISE CIRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH THE DEPARTMENT 

MAY GRANT A TEMPORARY LICENSE TO AN OUT-OF-STATE FIRM, 

AND TO PROVIDE REQUIREMENTS FOR SUBMISSION OF PLANS PRO-


DUCED AND SUBMITTED FOR PERMITTING BY A PERSON HOLDING A 

TEMPORARY CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORIZATION; TO AMEND SECTION 

40-22-270, RELATING TO SEALS OF LICENSEES, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THE SEAL AND SIGNATURE OF A LICENSEE ON A DOCUMENT CON- 

STITUTES A CERTIFICATION THAT THE DOCUMENT WAS PREPARED 

BY THE LICENSEE OR UNDER HIS DIRECT SUPERVISION, AMONG 

OTHER THINGS; TO AMEND SECTION 40-22-280, RELATING TO EXCEP- 

TIONS FROM THE APPLICABILITY OF THE CHAPTER, SO AS TO MOD- 

IFY THE EXEMPTIONS; AND TO AMEND SECTION 40-22-290, RELATING 

TO TIER A SURVEYING, SO AS TO EXEMPT THE CREATION OF NON- 

TECHNICAL MAPS. 



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H 3833 General Bill, By Horne, Bannister and Sellers 


BY ADDING SECTION 61-4-738 SO AS TO ALLOW THE HOLDER OF A 

RETAIL WINE PERMIT FOR OFF-PREMISES CONSUMPTION WHOSE 

RETAIL SPACE IS AT LEAST TEN THOUSAND SQUARE FEET AND 

WHOSE PRIMARY PRODUCT IS NOT BEER, WINE, OR DISTILLED SPIR- 

ITS TO CONDUCT UP TO TWENTY-FOUR WINE TASTINGS IN A CALEN- 

DAR QUARTER, AND TO PROVIDE RESTRICTIONS; AND BY ADDING 

SECTION 61-4-965 SO AS TO ALSO ALLOW THE HOLDER OF A RETAIL 

PERMIT AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF BEER FOR OFF-PREMISES CON- 

SUMPTION WHOSE RETAIL SPACE IS AT LEAST TEN THOUSAND 

SQUARE FEET AND WHOSE PRIMARY PRODUCT IS NOT BEER, WINE, 

OR DISTILLED SPIRITS TO CONDUCT UP TO TWENTY-FOUR BEER 

TASTINGS IN A CALENDAR QUARTER, AND TO PROVIDE RESTRIC- 

TIONS. 




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04/30/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Hamilton, Hiott, Branham, 

Skelton, Brannon, Wood, Cole, JR Smith, Wells, Loftis, 

GR Smith, Huggins, Hosey, Neal, Williams, Jefferson, JE 

Smith, George, Mitchell HJ-209 


06/05/13 House Requests for debate removed-Rep(s). JE Smith, Skelton, 

Brannon, Branham, Jefferson, Wood, Hosey, Wells, JR 

Smith, George, Neal 

06/06/13 House Requests for debate removed-Rep(s). Loftis 

H 3834 General Bill, By Loftis, W.J. McLeod, Neal, Williams, Bannister, 

R.L. Brown, Hosey and Ridgeway 


BY ADDING SECTION 12-6-3586 SO AS TO ALLOW AN INCOME AND 

OTHER SPECIFIED TAX CREDITS FOR TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT OF THE 

TOTAL COST OF A SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEM PLACED IN SERVICE IN 

2013 THROUGH 2018, TO PROVIDE CEILINGS ON THE AMOUNT OF THE 

CREDIT THAT MAY BE CLAIMED IN ONE YEAR AND PROVIDE FOR 

THE TIMING OF CREDITS, TO PROVIDE FOR THE ALLOCATION OF THE 

CREDIT IN THE CASE OF CERTAIN PASS-THROUGH ENTITIES, AND TO 

REQUIRE THE TAXPAYER TO ELECT THE CREDIT TO APPLY IN THE 

CASE OF OVERLAPPING CREDITS. 



H 3835 Resolution, By McEachern, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 







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Lucas, Mack, McCoy, M.S. McLeod, W.J. McLeod, Merrill, Mitchell, D.C. 








A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE KEENAN 

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM FOR CAPTURING THE 2013 

CLASS AA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE AND TO HONOR THE TEAM S 

EXCEPTIONAL PLAYERS, COACHES, AND STAFF. 


H 3836 Resolution, By McEachern 



KEENAN HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM, COACHES, AND 



MENDED ON THEIR IMPRESSIVE SEASON AND FOR CAPTURING THE 

2013 CLASS AA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


H 3837 Resolution, By Jefferson 



TIVES UPON THE DEATH OF ANNIE MAE SAVAGE WRIGHT OF BON- 

NEAU AND TO EXTEND THE DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HER FAMILY 



H 3838 Concurrent Resolution, By Norman, Delleney, Felder, Pope and 

Simrill 




RAWLSVILLE ROAD TO ITS INTERSECTION WITH CRAIG ROAD EZRA 

DEWITT MEMORIAL HIGHWAY AND ERECT APPROPRIATE MARKERS 

OR SIGNS ALONG THIS PORTION OF HIGHWAY THAT CONTAIN THE 

WORDS EZRA DEWITT MEMORIAL HIGHWAY . 



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Brown, Burns, Chumley, Clemmons, Clyburn, Cole, H.A. Crawford, K.R. 











J.R. Smith, Sottile, Southard, Spires, Stavrinakis, Stringer, Tallon, Taylor,




A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE RENA GERTY KING OF 

ORANGEBURG COUNTY, ON THE OCCASION OF HER NINETY-FIRST 




H 3840 Resolution, By Pope, D.C. Moss, Delleney, Felder, King, Long, V.S. 

Moss, Norman and Simrill 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND CONGRATULATE UNION 

BAPTIST CHURCH OF YORK COUNTY ON THE OCCASION OF ITS HIS- 

TORIC ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY AND TO COM- 

MEND THE CHURCH FOR NEARLY TWO CENTURIES OF SERVICE TO 

GOD AND THE COMMUNITY. 


H 3841 Resolution, By Herbkersman, Bowers, Erickson, Hodges, Newton 

and Patrick 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND ST. JOSEPH S/ 

CANDLER HEALTH SYSTEM OF SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, FOR ITS COM- 

MITMENT TO THE WELL-BEING AND LONG-TERM HEALTH OF THE 

CITIZENS OF SOUTH CAROLINA S COASTAL LOWCOUNTRY. 




















OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TO MISS 

SOUTH CAROLINA 2012 ALI ROGERS AND THE CONTESTANTS OF THE 

MISS SOUTH CAROLINA 2012 PAGEANT, MISS AMERICA TEEN 2013 

RACHEL WYATT, AND MISS SOUTH CAROLINA TEEN 2012 SYDNEY 

SILL, AT A DATE AND TIME TO BE DETERMINED BY THE SPEAKER, 


CAPTURING THEIR RESPECTIVE TITLES. 


H 3843 Resolution, By Parks, Jefferson, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 



Brown, Burns, Chumley, Clemmons, Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, H.A. 





Howard, Huggins, Kennedy, King, Knight, Limehouse, Loftis, Long, Lowe, 



Norman, Ott, Owens, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, 




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A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE THE REENACTMENT OF THE 

HISTORIC 1913 WASHINGTON, D.C., WOMEN S SUFFRAGE MARCH 

AND RALLY, TO BE HELD ON SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 2013, AND TO 

ENCOURAGE THE CITIZENS OF THE PALMETTO STATE TO PARTICI- 

PATE IN THIS WORTHY EVENT. 


H 3844 Concurrent Resolution, By Huggins, Ballentine, W.J. McLeod, 

Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, Bales, Bannister, Barfield, 


Brown, R.L. Brown, Burns, Chumley, Clemmons, Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, 

Cole, H.A. Crawford, K.R. Crawford, Crosby, Daning, Delleney, Dillard, 

Douglas, Edge, Erickson, Felder, Finlay, Forrester, Funderburk, Gagnon, 

Gambrell, George, Gilliard, Goldfinch, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, 


Hodges, Horne, Hosey, Howard, Jefferson, Kennedy, King, Knight, 










CHAPIN GARDEN CLUB FOR ITS OUTSTANDING HISTORY AND VOL- 

UNTEER WORK IN THE CHAPIN COMMUNITY AND TO CONGRATU- 

LATE MARY LAFOND, CLUB PRESIDENT, AND THE CLUB S MEMBERS 

UPON THE OCCASION OF THEIR SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY. 



H 3845 General Bill, By Quinn and Putnam 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE APPEAL OF A PROP- 

ERTY ASSESSMENT VALUE, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE APPEAL 

MUST BE BASED ON THE MARKET VALUES OF REAL PROPERTY AS 

OF DECEMBER THIRTY-FIRST OF THE TAX YEAR UNDER APPEAL; TO 

AMEND SECTION 12-60-2510, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO A PROP- 

ERTY TAX ASSESSMENT NOTICE, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT IN A 

YEAR IN WHICH AN ASSESSABLE TRANSFER OF INTEREST OCCURS 

DUE TO A CONVEYANCE, IF THE ASSESSOR DETERMINES THAT FAIR 

MARKET VALUE IS MORE THAN THE PURCHASE PRICE, THE ASSES- 

SOR SHALL STATE WITH PARTICULARITY, THE BASIS FOR THE 

INCREASE IN FAIR MARKET VALUE, TO PROVIDE THAT THE TAX- 

PAYER AT LEAST HAS THIRTY DAYS OF RECEIPT OF THE TAX NOTICE 

TO APPEAL, AND TO REQUIRE THE ASSESSOR TO INCLUDE A PROP- 

ERTY TAX REFUND ASSIGNMENT CONTRACT IN CERTAIN CASES; BY 

ADDING SECTION 12-60-2570 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE COUNTY 

ASSESSOR SHALL HAVE THE BURDEN OF PROOF IN A PROPERTY TAX 

APPEAL; AND BY ADDING SECTION 12-60-2580 SO AS TO ALLOW A 

TAXPAYER TO APPEAL THE VALUE ONCE EVERY FIVE YEARS AND TO 

PROVIDE EXCEPTIONS. 




H 3846 General Bill, By Hardwick, H.A. Crawford, Barfield, Clemmons, 

Hardee and Ryhal 



TERMS USED IN ARTICLE 3, CHAPTER 53, TITLE 44, NARCOTICS AND 

CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES , SO AS TO REVISE THE DEFINITION OF 

CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE ANALOGUE BY DELETING THE PROVI-


SIONS STATING THAT IT IS A SUBSTANCE INTENDED FOR HUMAN 

CONSUMPTION. 



H 3847 General Bill, By Hiott and Hardwick 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS FOR TERMS USED IN THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURER RESPONSIBILITY AND CON- 

SUMER CONVENIENCE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY EQUIPMENT 

COLLECTION AND RECOVERY ACT OF 2010, SO AS TO ADD, AMONG 

OTHER DEFINITIONS, TERMS RELATED TO COMPUTER MONITORS; 

TO AMEND SECTION 48-60-30, RELATING TO REQUIREMENTS OF CER- 

TAIN MANUFACTURERS TO PROVIDE LABELS ON DEVICES INDICAT- 

ING THE BRAND, SO AS TO REQUIRE COMPUTER MONITOR 

MANUFACTURERS TO DO SO; TO AMEND SECTION 48-60-50, RELAT- 

ING TO THE REQUIREMENT FOR TELEVISION MANUFACTURERS TO 

PROVIDE A RECOVERY PROGRAM FOR RECYCLING TELEVISIONS, SO 

AS TO REQUIRE COMPUTER MONITOR MANUFACTURERS TO DO SO; 

BY ADDING SECTION 48-60-55 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE CREATION 

AND OPERATION OF STATEWIDE CONSUMER ELECTRONIC DEVICE 

STEWARDSHIP PROGRAMS AND THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLE- 

MENTATION OF RELATED RECOVERY PLANS, INCLUDING REQUIRE- 

MENTS FOR APPROVAL OF PLANS BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 

AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL, AND TO ESTABLISH OTHER 

RESPONSIBILITIES AND AUTHORITY OF THE DEPARTMENT AND 

REQUIREMENTS OF REGULATED MANUFACTURERS; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 48-60-60, RELATING TO PROTECTION FROM LIABILITY FOR CER- 

TAIN DAMAGES, SO AS TO APPLY TO COMPUTER MONITOR 

MANUFACTURERS; TO AMEND SECTION 48-60-70, RELATING TO 

RETAILER SALE REQUIREMENTS, SO AS TO PROHIBIT RETAILERS 

FROM SELLING DEVICES MADE BY MANUFACTURERS WHO DO NOT 

COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 48-60-55; TO 

AMEND SECTION 48-60-90, RELATING TO DISCARDING OR PLACING 

COVERED DEVICES IN A WASTE STREAM, TO PROHIBIT COMPO- 

NENTS OF COVERED DEVICES; TO AMEND SECTION 48-60-100, RELAT- 

ING TO RECOVERY PROCESS FEES, SO AS TO LIMIT THE ABILITY OF 

LOCAL GOVERNMENTS TO CHARGE CERTAIN FEES; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 48-60-140, RELATING TO REQUIREMENTS THAT RECOVERY PRO- 

CESSES COMPLY WITH STATE AND FEDERAL LAW, SO AS TO REQUIRE 

RECYCLING OR REUSE FACILITIES TO MAINTAIN CERTIFICATION, TO 

IDENTIFY APPROVED CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS, AND TO REQUIRE 

MANUFACTURERS AND GOVERNMENTS ONLY TO USE FACILITIES 

THAT HAVE APPROPRIATE CERTIFICATION; TO AMEND SECTION 48- 

60-150, RELATING TO THE DEPARTMENT S PROMULGATION OF REGU- 

LATIONS, SO AS TO ELIMINATE THE RIGHT TO CHARGE CERTAIN 

FEES TO MANUFACTURERS; BY ADDING SECTION 48-60-160 SO AS TO 

PROVIDE FOR CERTAIN FEES AND PENALTIES; BY ADDING SECTION 

48-60-170 SO AS TO SET FORTH THE PURPOSES OF THE CHAPTER AND 

CERTAIN LIMITATIONS ON LIABILITY; TO PROVIDE EXPIRATION 

DATES FOR REGULATIONS PROMULGATED PURSUANT TO THIS 

CHAPTER, AND TO MAKE TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS; AND TO 

REPEAL SECTION 48-60-50 JUNE 30, 2014, AND CERTAIN OTHER PRO- 

VISIONS JUNE 30, 2020. 













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06/06/13 House 24 hour point of order 

H 3848 General Bill, By K.R. Crawford, Alexander, Atwater, Huggins, 

Williams, Bannister, Bedingfield, Clemmons, Gagnon, George, Hamilton, 

Hart, Hayes, Lowe, Lucas, Mitchell, D.C. Moss, Norman, Putnam, Robinson- 

Simpson, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith and Toole 


BY ADDING ARTICLE 27 TO CHAPTER 1, TITLE 1 SO AS TO ESTABLISH 

THE DAYLIGHT SAVING AS THE NEW STANDARD TIME PACT . 



H 3849 General Bill, By Henderson 



BY ADDING SECTION 2-1-105 SO AS TO PROHIBIT AN INCUMBENT OR 

FORMER MEMBER OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FROM BEING 

ELECTED OR APPOINTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO THE GOV- 

ERNING BOARD OF A SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY 

FOR A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR AFTER TERMINATING HIS LEGISLATIVE 

SERVICE OR FAILING TO FILE FOR ELECTION TO THE GENERAL 

ASSEMBLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 7-11-15. 



H 3850 Resolution, By Allison, Stavrinakis, Alexander, Anderson, Anthony, 














J.R. Smith, Sottile, Southard, Spires, Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, Toole, 




WINNERS OF THE 2013 JEAN LANEY HARRIS FOLK HERITAGE 

AWARDS, THE WINNERS OF THE 2013 ELIZABETH O NEILL VERNER 

AWARDS, AND THE MEMBERS OF THE ADVISORY COMMITTEES ON 

THURSDAY, MAY 2, 2013, UPON ADJOURNMENT OR A TIME TO BE 


ING AND CONGRATULATING THE WINNERS FOR THEIR OUTSTAND- 

ING CONTRIBUTIONS TO FOLK ART AND THE ARTS IN SOUTH 

CAROLINA. 


H 3851 Concurrent Resolution, By Funderburk, Lucas, Bales, G.A. Brown, 

Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, Ballentine, Bannister, 

Barfield, Bedingfield, Bernstein, Bingham, Bowen, Bowers, Branham,


Brannon, R.L. Brown, Burns, Chumley, Clemmons, Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, 


Douglas, Edge, Erickson, Felder, Finlay, Forrester, Gagnon, Gambrell, 




Long, Lowe, Mack, McCoy, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, W.J. McLeod, 








A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR KER- 

SHAWHEALTH FOR ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF CARING FOR PATIENTS 

IN KERSHAW COUNTY AND TO CELEBRATE WITH THE KERSHAW 

COMMUNITY UPON THE OCCASION OF THE HOSPITAL S CENTEN- 

NIAL ANNIVERSARY. 




Affairs 



EXAMINERS FOR THE LICENSURE OF PROFESSIONAL COUNSELORS, 

MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS, AND PSYCHO-EDUCATIONAL 

SPECIALISTS, RELATING TO REQUIREMENTS OF LICENSURE FOR 

PROFESSIONAL COUNSELORS, MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS, 

AND PSYCHO-EDUCATIONAL SPECIALISTS, DESIGNATED AS REGU- 




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H 3853 General Bill, By Owens, Patrick, Bedingfield, Loftis, Taylor, Allison, 

Anthony, Brannon, Southard, Bowen, Whitmire, Limehouse, Cole, Erickson, 

Forrester, Harrell, Herbkersman, Hixon, Lucas, D.C. Moss, Norman, Pitts, 

Pope, Putnam, Simrill, G.R. Smith, Sottile, Stringer, Wells and Willis 


BY ADDING SECTION 59-40-111 SO AS TO AUTHORIZE AN ALTERNA- 

TIVE EDUCATION CAMPUS (AEC) TO BE ESTABLISHED BY A CHAR- 

TER SCHOOL SPONSOR WHICH SHALL CONSTITUTE A CHARTER 

SCHOOL SERVING A SPECIFIC STUDENT POPULATION, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE THE CRITERIA FOR A CHARTER SCHOOL TO BE DESIGNATED AS 

AN AEC; TO AMEND SECTION 59-40-55, RELATING TO A CHARTER 

SCHOOL SPONSOR S POWERS AND DUTIES, SO AS TO FURTHER PRO- 

VIDE FOR THESE POWERS AND DUTIES INCLUDING THE ADOPTION 

OF NATIONAL INDUSTRY STANDARDS FOR THE SCHOOL, AND THE 

CLOSURE OF LOW PERFORMING SCHOOLS; TO AMEND SECTION 59- 

40-60, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO CHARTER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS 

AND THE FORMATION OF CHARTER SCHOOLS, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE CHARTER SCHOOL APPLICATION MUST BE BASED ON AN 

APPLICATION TEMPLATE WITH COMPLIANCE GUIDELINES DEVEL- 

OPED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, AND TO FURTHER PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE CONTENTS OF THE APPLICATION AND FOR LETTERS 

OF INTENT TO BE SUBMITTED BY AN APPLICANT AND A CHARTER 

COMMITTEE; TO AMEND SECTION 59-40-70, AS AMENDED, RELATING 

TO THE CHARTER SCHOOL ADVISORY COMMITTEE AND ITS DUTY 

259 

TO REVIEW CHARTER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, SO AS TO DELETE 

THE COMMITTEE, TO REVISE THE PROCEDURES REQUIRED OF A 

CHARTER SCHOOL APPLICANT IN REGARD TO A CHARTER SCHOOL 

APPLICATION, TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 

SHALL PROVIDE GUIDANCE ON COMPLIANCE TO BOTH SPONSORS 

AND APPLICANTS, AND TO FURTHER PROVIDE FOR THE STANDARDS 

FOR A SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES OR AREA COMMISSION TO 

FOLLOW WHEN CONSIDERING THE DENIAL OF AN APPLICATION; TO 

AMEND SECTION 59-40-90, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO APPEAL OF 

FINAL DECISIONS OF A SCHOOL DISTRICT TO THE ADMINISTRATION 

LAW COURT, SO AS TO ALSO INCLUDE FINAL DECISIONS OF A PUB- 

LIC OR INDEPENDENT INSTITUTION OF HIGHER LEARNING SPON- 

SOR; TO AMEND SECTION 59-40-110, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE 

DURATION OF A CHARTER SCHOOL SPONSOR AND THE RENEWAL OR 

TERMINATION OF A CHARTER BY THE SPONSOR, SO AS TO FURTHER 

PROVIDE FOR THE CIRCUMSTANCES WHEN A CHARTER SCHOOL 

SHALL AUTOMATICALLY AND PERMANENTLY CLOSE, TO REVISE 

THE CRITERIA TO CONSIDER WHEN REVOKING OR NOT RENEWING A 

CHARTER, TO PROVIDE FOR WHEN A SPONSOR SUMMARILY MAY 

REVOKE A CHARTER, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE MANNER IN WHICH 

STAYS OF THE REVOCATION OR NONRENEWAL OF THE CHARTER 

TAKE EFFECT OR MAY BE GRANTED; TO AMEND SECTION 59-40-115, 

AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE TERMINATION OF A CHARTER 

SCHOOL S CONTRACT WITH A SPONSOR, SO AS TO DELETE A REFER- 

ENCE TO THE CHARTER SCHOOL ADVISORY COMMITTEE; AND TO 

AMEND SECTION 59-40-180, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO REGULA- 

TIONS AND GUIDELINES PERTAINING TO CHARTER SCHOOLS, SO AS 

TO DELETE A REFERENCE TO THE CHARTER SCHOOL ADVISORY 

COMMITTEE. 



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H 3854 General Bill, By Erickson, M.S. McLeod, Spires, Cobb-Hunter, 

Long, Munnerlyn, Jefferson, H.A. Crawford, Robinson-Simpson, Mitchell, 

King, Allison, Horne, Dillard, Felder, Henderson, Nanney, Powers Norrell 

and Wood 



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE ADMISSIBILITY OF 

OUT-OF-COURT STATEMENTS MADE BY CHILDREN UNDER CERTAIN 

CIRCUMSTANCES, SO AS TO ALLOW THE ADMISSIBILITY OF HEAR- 

SAY STATEMENTS MADE TO FORENSIC INTERVIEWERS; TO DEFINE 

FORENSIC INTERVIEWER; AND TO PROVIDE FOR TRAINING AND 

CONTINUING EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS FOR FORENSIC INTER- 

VIEWERS. 



H 3855 General Bill, By Erickson, M.S. McLeod, Spires, Long, Munnerlyn, 

Sabb, Jefferson, H.A. Crawford, McCoy, Allison, Horne, Robinson-Simpson, 

Clyburn, Dillard, Felder, Henderson, Nanney, Powers Norrell, Stavrinakis 

and Wood 

Similar (S 0440, S 0520)











THE ORDER. 



H 3856 General Bill, By Erickson, M.S. McLeod, Spires, Mitchell, Cobb- 

Hunter, Long, Murphy, Munnerlyn, Sabb, King, K.R. Crawford, Jefferson, 

H.A. Crawford, McCoy, Robinson-Simpson, Allison, Horne, W.J. McLeod, 

McEachern, Dillard, Felder, Gagnon, Henderson, Nanney, Powers Norrell, 

Sandifer, Stavrinakis and Wood 



OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECKS FOR 

EMPLOYMENT IN CHILDCARE FACILITIES, SO AS TO ALSO PROHIBIT 

SUCH EMPLOYMENT OF A PERSON WHO HAS BEEN CONVICTED OF 

UNLAWFUL CONDUCT TOWARD A CHILD, CRUELTY TO CHILDREN, 

OR CHILD ENDANGERMENT. 











H 3857 General Bill, By Erickson, M.S. McLeod, Spires, Cobb-Hunter, 

King, Allison, Long, Munnerlyn, Jefferson, Robinson-Simpson, Mitchell, 

McEachern, Horne, W.J. McLeod, Dillard, Douglas, Felder, Henderson, 

Nanney, Powers Norrell and Wood 



SEXTING FOR A PERSON LESS THAN EIGHTEEN YEARS OF AGE; TO 

PROVIDE FOR CIVIL FINES AND COSTS FOR COMMITTING A FIRST OR 

SECOND OFFENSE; TO PROVIDE FOR A MISDEMEANOR AND A CRIMI- 

NAL FINE AND COSTS FOR COMMITTING THREE OR MORE 

OFFENSES; TO PROHIBIT THE ARREST OR PLACEMENT IN THE CUS- 

TODY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF JUVENILE JUSTICE OR OTHER CON- 

FINEMENT FOR COMMITTING A FIRST OR SECOND OFFENSE, WITH 

CERTAIN EXCEPTIONS; TO PROHIBIT PROSECUTION OF A PERSON 

WHO HAS COMMITTED A FIRST OR SECOND SEXTING OFFENSE 

UNDER THIS SECTION OF COMMITTING CERTAIN OTHER CRIMES; TO 

PROHIBIT PLACEMENT ON THE SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY FOR COM- 

MITTING AN OFFENSE UNDER THIS SECTION; TO PROVIDE FOR CON- 

TEMPT OF COURT AND REQUIRED COMMUNITY SERVICE FOR 

FAILURE TO PAY FINES FOR FIRST AND SECOND OFFENSES; AND TO 

VEST EXCLUSIVE JURISDICTION TO HEAR ALLEGED OFFENSES IN 

THE MUNICIPAL AND MAGISTRATES COURT. 



H 3858 General Bill, By Bowen, Whipper, Cobb-Hunter, Owens, Hiott, 

Skelton, J.R. Smith, Spires, Gilliard, Douglas, Bales, Anderson, Hosey, 

Munnerlyn, Bowers, Jefferson, Southard, Merrill, Norman, Huggins, 

Stavrinakis, R.L. Brown, Clyburn, Crosby, Daning, Finlay, Funderburk, 

Gagnon, Gambrell, George, Hardee, Hart, Herbkersman, Hixon, Hodges, 

Howard, Lucas, M.S. McLeod, Mitchell, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Pitts, Powers 

260 

Norrell, Putnam, Ridgeway, Rivers, Ryhal, J.E. Smith, Sottile, Taylor, Wells, 




BY ADDING SECTIONS 56-5-3890 AND 56-5-3897 SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT IT IS UNLAWFUL FOR A PERSON TO USE AN ELECTRONIC COM- 

MUNICATION DEVICE WHILE DRIVING A MOTOR VEHICLE UNDER 

CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, TO PROVIDE A PENALTY, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF MONIES COLLECTED FROM FINES 

ASSOCIATED WITH VIOLATIONS OF THIS PROVISION; TO AMEND 

SECTION 56-1-720, RELATING TO THE ASSESSMENT OF POINTS 

AGAINST A PERSON S DRIVING RECORD FOR CERTAIN MOTOR VEHI- 

CLE VIOLATIONS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT POINTS MUST BE 

ASSESSED AGAINST THE DRIVING RECORD OF A PERSON CON- 

VICTED OF DISTRACTED DRIVING; AND TO AMEND SECTION 56-5- 

2920, RELATING TO RECKLESS DRIVING, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT 

RECKLESS DRIVING INCLUDES DISTRACTED DRIVING OR INATTEN- 

TIVE DRIVING THAT INCLUDES TEXTING WHILE DRIVING WHEN 

BODILY INJURY OCCURS. 



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H 3859 General Bill, By Bowen 


BY ADDING SECTION 6-1-55 SO AS TO PROVIDE A PROCEDURE, SUB- 

JECT TO THE RESULTS OF A REFERENDUM IN THE AREA CON- 

CERNED, WHERE THE WATER SERVICE PROVIDED TO A SPECIFIED 

UNINCORPORATED AREA OF A COUNTY BY A PRIVATE WATER COM- 

PANY MAY BE TRANSFERRED TO ANOTHER PROVIDER, WHICH MAY 

INCLUDE ANOTHER PRIVATE WATER COMPANY OR A POLITICAL 

SUBDIVISION OF THIS STATE, UNDER SPECIFIED CONDITIONS. 



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CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE PROJECT DELIVERY METHODS 

AUTHORIZED FOR PROCUREMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES 

UNDER THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONSOLIDATED PROCUREMENT 

CODE, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT AN ENTITY OR INDIVIDUAL OFFER- 

ING TO CONTRACT FOR DESIGN-BUILD, DESIGN-BUILD-OPERATE- 

MAINTAIN, OR DESIGN-BUILD-FINANCE-OPERATE-MAINTAIN PROJ- 

ECT DELIVERY METHODS IS NOT REQUIRED TO HOLD A LICENSE 

OTHERWISE REQUIRED BY TITLE 40, SO LONG AS THE PERSON WHO 

ACTUALLY PERFORMS WORK REGULATED BY TITLE 40 HOLDS THE 

APPROPRIATE LICENSE; AND TO AMEND SECTION 11-35-3030, RELAT- 

ING TO BOND AND SECURITY UNDER THE CONSOLIDATED PRO- 

CUREMENT CODE, SO AS TO REQUIRE PERFORMANCE AND 

PAYMENT BONDS EQUAL TO ONE HUNDRED PERCENT OF THE VALUE 

OF DESIGNATED PORTIONS OF CONSTRUCTION, PRIOR TO THE COM- 

MENCEMENT OF WORK ON THOSE PORTIONS OF THE PROJECT. 










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H 3861 General Bill, By Herbkersman and Newton 



ING PRECINCTS IN JASPER COUNTY, SO AS TO DELETE THE LEVY 

AND OKATIE PRECINCT, TO ADD THE GRAHAMVILLE 3, LEVY 1, LEVY 

2, OKATIE 1, AND OKATIE 2 PRECINCTS, AND TO DESIGNATE A MAP 

NUMBER ON WHICH THE NAMES OF THESE PRECINCTS MAY BE 

FOUND AND MAINTAINED BY THE OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND STA- 

TISTICS OF THE STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD. 


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A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO MAKE APPLICATION BY THE STATE 

OF SOUTH CAROLINA UNDER ARTICLE V OF THE UNITED STATES 

CONSTITUTION FOR A BALANCED BUDGET AMENDMENT CONVEN- 

TION OF THE SEVERAL STATES OF THE UNITED STATES. 



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H 3863 General Bill, By Daning, Crosby, Bowen, Sabb, K.R. Crawford, 

Newton, Merrill, Erickson, Williams, Stavrinakis, Horne, Long, Jefferson, 

Cole, Herbkersman, Lowe, Powers Norrell and Rivers 


BY ADDING SECTION 41-29-315 SO AS TO INCREASE THE MEMBER- 

SHIP OF THE STATE WORKFORCE INVESTMENT BOARD BY ADDING A 

MEMBER TO REPRESENT THE TECHNICAL COLLEGES ESTABLISHED 

UNDER THE STATE BOARD FOR TECHNICAL AND COMPREHENSIVE 

EDUCATION. 



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Willis 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE GIBBS CANCER CENTER 

& RESEARCH INSTITUTE IN SPARTANBURG ON BEING AWARDED A 

THREE-YEAR TERM OF ACCREDITATION IN RADIATION ONCOLOGY 

BY THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF RADIOLOGY. 


261 

H 3865 Resolution, By G.M. Smith, Weeks, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 













Simpson, Rutherford, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, Simrill, Skelton, G.R. 


Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, Toole, Vick, Wells, Whipper, White, 


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR SENIOR MASTER 

SERGEANT ROB PADGETT AND TO CONGRATULATE HIM FOR BEING 

NAMED THE SENIOR NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER (SNCO) OF THE 

YEAR FOR THE 823D RED HORSE SQUADRON AND THE HEADQUAR- 

TERS 9TH AIR FORCE SNCO OF THE YEAR. 


H 3866 Resolution, By G.M. Smith, Weeks, Ridgeway, Alexander, Allison, 












Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, Riley, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, 





A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JOSHUA 

CASTLEBERRY, INSTRUCTOR AND ACADEMIC PROGRAM MANAGER 

FOR CENTRAL CAROLINA TECHNICAL COLLEGE IN SUMTER, AND TO 

CONGRATULATE HIM UPON BEING NAMED THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

GOVERNOR S 2013 PROFESSOR OF THE YEAR FOR TWO-YEAR COL- 

LEGES. 


H 3867 Resolution, By Owens, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 

















Similar (S 0564)


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE THE GREENVILLE YOUNG 

MEN S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION TO USE THE HOUSE CHAMBER AND 

ANY AVAILABLE COMMITTEE HEARING ROOMS IN THE BLATT 

BUILDING ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2013, AND FRIDAY, NOVEM- 

BER 22, 2013, TO CONDUCT THE YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT PROGRAM. 


H 3868 Joint Resolution, By Stavrinakis, McCoy, Gilliard and Limehouse 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO DIRECT THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPOR- 

TATION TO INSTALL ELECTRONIC TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNALS AT 

THE INTERSECTION OF FOLLY ROAD AND SOUTH GRIMBALL ROAD 

IN CHARLESTON COUNTY. 


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Limehouse 

04/17/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Clemmons, Ballentine, Toole, 

Atwater, Barfield HJ-28 

04/18/13 House Requests for debate removed-Rep(s). Ballentine HJ-42 






H 3869 General Bill, By Sandifer, Gambrell and Bales 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE RENEWAL OF LICENSES ISSUED 

BY THE SOUTH CAROLINA RESIDENTIAL BUILDERS COMMISSION, 

SO AS TO MAKE THE RENEWAL PERIOD BIENNIAL, TO REQUIRE A 

LICENSEE SEEKING RENEWAL TO SUBMIT A CERTIFICATE OF COM- 

PLIANCE WITH CONTINUING EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS, TO 

PROVIDE SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS OF MANDATORY CONTINUING 

EDUCATION REQUIRED OF A LICENSEE, AND TO PROVIDE THE COM- 

MISSION MAY ESTABLISH ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL DESIGNA- 

TIONS FOR LICENSES TO RECOGNIZE ENHANCED PROFESSIONAL 

QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE; AND TO AMEND SECTION 40-59- 

240, RELATING TO RESIDENTIAL SPECIALTY CONTRACTORS, SO AS 

TO REQUIRE LICENSEES COMPLETE CERTAIN CONTINUING EDUCA- 

TION APPROVED BY THE COMMISSION, AND TO PROVIDE A RESI- 

DENTIAL SPECIALTY CONTRACTOR WHO HAS COMPLETED 

CONTINUING EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS IN ADDITION TO 

OTHER EXISTING REQUIREMENTS IS EXEMPT FROM RELATED ADDI- 

TIONAL EXAMINATIONS REQUIRED BY A COUNTY OR MUNICIPAL- 

ITY. 



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H 3870 General Bill, By Gambrell, Bowen, D.C. Moss, Gagnon, Putnam, 

Sandifer and White 


BY ADDING SECTION 23-49-65 SO AS TO PROVIDE IN THE FIRE- 

FIGHTER MOBILIZATION ACT OF 2000 THAT THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

LAW ENFORCEMENT DIVISION (SLED) HAS SPECIFIC AND EXCLU- 

262 

SIVE JURISDICTION ON BEHALF OF THE STATE IN MATTERS PERTAIN- 

ING TO THE RESPONSE TO AND CRISIS MANAGEMENT OF ACTS OF 

TERRORISM AND EMERGENCY EVENT MANAGEMENT OF EXPLO- 

SIVE DEVICES; TO AMEND SECTION 23-49-20, RELATING TO THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA FIREFIGHTER MOBILIZATION OVERSIGHT COM- 

MITTEE, SO AS TO ADD THE CHIEF OF SLED TO THE COMMITTEE AND 

TO CORRECT OBSOLETE REFERENCES; TO AMEND SECTION 23-49-50, 

RELATING TO THE SOUTH CAROLINA FIREFIGHTER MOBILIZATION 

PLAN, SO AS TO RENAME THE COMMITTEE AS THE SOUTH CARO- 

LINA FIREFIGHTER MOBILIZATION AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE 

TASK FORCE PLAN, TO ADD THE TASK FORCE TO THOSE RESOURCES 

THAT THE PLAN IS INTENDED TO OFFER, AND TO PROVIDE THE PLAN 

IS OPERATIONAL WHEN THE CHIEF OF SLED DIRECTS A RESPONSE 

TO A TERRORIST OR EXPLOSIVE DEVICE EVENT; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 23-49-60, RELATING TO THE DUTIES OF THE COMMITTEE, SO AS 

TO PROVIDE THE COMMITTEE SHALL DEVELOP GUIDELINES FOR 

USING RESOURCES ALLOCATED TO THE TASK FORCE AT THE STATE 

AND REGIONAL LEVEL; TO AMEND SECTION 23-49-70, RELATING TO 

STATE AND REGIONAL COORDINATORS APPOINTED BY THE COM- 

MITTEE TO EXECUTE THE PLAN, SO AS TO MAKE A CONFORMING 

CHANGE TO THE NAME OF THE PLAN, TO REQUIRE THE OFFICE OF 

STATE FIRE MARSHAL TO PROVIDE ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT AS 

REQUIRED BY THE COMMITTEE TO PERFORM ITS PRESCRIBED 

FUNCTIONS, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE STATE COORDINATOR 

APPOINTED BY THE COMMITTEE SHALL REPORT TO THE STATE FIRE 

MARSHAL AND PROVIDE ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT TO THE COM- 

MITTEE; TO AMEND SECTION 23-49-80, RELATING TO INFORMATION 

REQUIRED OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA STATE FIREMEN S ASSOCIA- 

TION, SO AS TO CORRECT OBSOLETE LANGUAGE; AND TO AMEND 

SECTION 23-49-110, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS, SO AS TO DEFINE 

ADDITIONAL TERMS. 



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H 3871 General Bill, By R.L. Brown, Whipper, Gilliard, Alexander, Parks, 

King, Jefferson, Williams, Hodges, Mitchell and Stavrinakis 


GOVERNANCE OF THE CHARLESTON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, SO 

AS TO PROVIDE THOSE PROCEDURES WHICH THE DISTRICT BOARD 

OF TRUSTEES MUST FOLLOW TO CLOSE A RURAL SCHOOL, TO 

DEFINE RURAL SCHOOL , TO REQUIRE THE BOARD TO DOCUMENT 

THAT ANY SUCH CLOSING MUST RESULT IN A REDUCTION IN THE 

OPERATING EXPENSES OF THE DISTRICT TRANSLATED INTO AN 

ESTIMATED PROPERTY TAX MILLAGE REDUCTION THAT MUST BE 

REFLECTED BEGINNING FOR THE FIRST PROPERTY TAX YEAR AFTER 

THE CLOSING DATE, TO REQUIRE THE BOARD TO CONDUCT THREE 

PUBLIC HEARINGS IN THE AFFECTED COMMUNITY TO RECEIVE PUB- 

LIC COMMENTS, TO SPECIFY OTHER CONSIDERATIONS RELATING TO 

TRAVEL TIME AND ADDITIONAL TRAVEL EXPENSES AND THE OVER- 

ALL BENEFIT TO STUDENTS AND THE DISTRICT FROM CLOSING THE 

SCHOOL, TO REQUIRE THE BOARD TO PREPARE A COMPREHENSIVE


REPORT ON THESE ISSUES BEFORE MAKING A DECISION ON THE 

CLOSING AND REQUIRE THIS REPORT, ON COMPLETION, TO BE FOR- 

WARDED TO EACH MEMBER OF THE LEGISLATIVE DELEGATION REP- 

RESENTING THE CHARLESTON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT. 



H 3872 Resolution, By Delleney, Douglas and D.C. Moss 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE LEWIS- 

VILLE HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, COACHES, 

AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS FOR AN OUTSTANDING SEASON, AND TO 

CONGRATULATE THEM FOR WINNING THE 2013 CLASS A STATE 



H 3873 Resolution, By Delleney, Douglas and D.C. Moss 



LEWISVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM OF 

CHESTER COUNTY WITH THE TEAM, COACHES, AND SCHOOL OFFI- 



CAPTURING THE 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA CLASS A STATE CHAMPION- 

SHIP TITLE. 



















Similar (S 0677, H 3875) 



SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT TEACHERS OF THE YEAR, AT A DATE 


OF BEING RECOGNIZED AND COMMENDED ON BEING SELECTED TO 

REPRESENT THEIR INDIVIDUAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS AS TEACHERS 

OF THE YEAR. 


H 3875 Concurrent Resolution, By Owens, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 











Nanney, Neal, Newton, Norman, Ott, Parks, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, Powers 



263 




Similar (S 0677, H 3874) 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE SOUTH CARO- 

LINA S 2013 DISTRICT TEACHERS OF THE YEAR ON BEING SELECTED 

TO REPRESENT THEIR RESPECTIVE SCHOOL DISTRICTS, TO WISH 

THEM CONTINUED SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE, AND TO EXPRESS 

APPRECIATION FOR THEIR DEDICATED SERVICE TO CHILDREN. 



H 3876 Resolution, By R.L. Brown, Stavrinakis, Alexander, Allison, 














Smith, G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R. Smith, Sottile, Southard, Spires, Stringer, 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE 

ADVANCED STUDIES MAGNET-HAUT GAP MIDDLE SCHOOL SCIENCE 

CLUB OF CHARLESTON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT IN ITS INAUGU- 

RAL YEAR AS A STUDENT CLUB AND TO CONGRATULATE THE TEAM 

MEMBERS AND COACHES FOR WINNING THE REGIONAL COMPETI- 

TION AT THE CAROLINA SCIENCE BOWL. 



















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CELEBRATE APRIL 23, 2013, THE 105TH 

BIRTHDAY OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY RESERVE, TO HONOR THE 

COMMITMENT, DEDICATION, AND SERVICE TO AMERICA OF UNITED 

STATES ARMY RESERVISTS, AND TO OFFER CONTINUING SUPPORT 

TO OUR SOLDIERS. 


H 3878 Concurrent Resolution, By Murphy, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 





Edge, Erickson, Felder, Finlay, Forrester, Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell,






McLeod, Merrill, Mitchell, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Munnerlyn, Nanney, Neal, 







A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO MEMORIALIZE THE FULL COMMIT- 

TEE OF THE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE TO OPPOSE THE 

DECISION OF ITS EXECUTIVE BOARD AND REINSTATE WRESTLING 

AS A CORE SPORT OF THE SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES. 







H 3879 Resolution, By Sellers and King 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO BRING TO THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC 

THE POTENTIAL HARM OF SALT TO ONE S HEALTH, PRIMARILY CON- 

TRIBUTING TO HYPERTENSION, HEART DISEASE, AND STROKE, AND 

TO URGE ALL SOUTH CAROLINIANS TO REDUCE THEIR DAILY 

INTAKE OF SALT TO IMPROVE THEIR HEART HEALTH. 


H 3880 General Bill, By Allison 



THE SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETERS ACT ; TO PROVIDE A CITA- 

TION; TO PROVIDE FOR THE APPLICABILITY AND PURPOSE OF THE 

CHAPTER; TO DEFINE NECESSARY TERMS; TO CREATE THE SIGN 

LANGUAGE INTERPRETER BOARD, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE COM- 

POSITION, TERMS, DUTIES, AND POWERS OF THE BOARD; TO PRO- 

VIDE THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION 

MUST ADMINISTER THE BOARD; TO REQUIRE THAT A PERSON WHO 

PROVIDES INTERPRETING SERVICES IN A COMMUNITY SETTING OR 

CERTAIN EDUCATIONAL SETTINGS FOR REMUNERATION MUST BE 

LICENSED BY THE BOARD, SUBJECT TO EXCEPTIONS; TO PROVIDE 

FOR RECIPROCITY WITH OTHER STATES; TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

DENIAL, SUSPENSION, OR REVOCATION OF A LICENSE; TO PROVIDE 

REQUIREMENTS FOR INITIAL LICENSURE AND RENEWAL; TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE INITIATION AND DISPENSATION OF CERTAIN MISCON- 

DUCT CHARGES AGAINST A LICENSEE; TO PROVIDE FOR CRIMINAL 

AND CIVIL PENALTIES FOR CERTAIN VIOLATIONS OF THE ACT; TO 

REQUIRE A LICENSEE WHO RECEIVES A FELONY CONVICTION OR IS 

SUBJECT TO A CIVIL ACTION MUST PROVIDE NOTICE TO THE 

BOARD; TO PROVIDE A MEMBER OF THE BOARD IS COVERED BY THE 

TORT CLAIMS ACT; TO PROVIDE THAT NOMINATIONS FOR INITIAL 

APPOINTMENTS TO THE BOARD MUST BE MADE AND THE BOARD 

MUST MEET WITHIN A SPECIFIC TIME FRAME; AND TO REDESIGNATE 

THE EXISTING SECTIONS OF CHAPTER 67, TITLE 40 AS ARTICLE 1 

ENTITLED SPEECH PATHOLOGISTS AND AUDIOLOGISTS . 



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H 3881 Resolution, By Bowen, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 


Bingham, Bowers, Branham, Brannon, G.A. Brown, R.L. Brown, Burns, 




264 












A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE THE WREN HIGH 

SCHOOL CLASS OF 1963 ON THE OCCASION OF ITS FIFTIETH ANNI- 

VERSARY AND TO COMMEND THE CLASS OF 1963 ON ITS MANY 

ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN A WIDE RANGE OF ENDEAVORS. 



















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO WELCOME THE HONORABLE ALAN POW- 

ELL OF THE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE, ALONG WITH OTHER DEDI- 

CATED MEMBERS OF THE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE, INTENT ON 

WORKING WITH REPRESENTATIVES OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO- 

LINA TO STUDY AND RESEARCH ISSUES CRITICAL TO THE SAVAN- 

NAH RIVER BASIN AND TO PARTICIPATE IN FURTHER FORMING A 

SOUTH CAROLINA/GEORGIA JOINT LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE FOR 

THIS PURPOSE. 


H 3883 Resolution, By Weeks, Ridgeway, G.M. Smith, G.A. Brown, Neal, 



Branham, Brannon, R.L. Brown, Burns, Chumley, Clemmons, Clyburn, 

Cobb-Hunter, Cole, H.A. Crawford, K.R. Crawford, Crosby, Daning, 

Delleney, Dillard, Douglas, Edge, Erickson, Felder, Finlay, Forrester, 






D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Munnerlyn, Murphy, Nanney, Newton, Norman, Ott, 

Owens, Parks, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, Riley, 

Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, Rutherford, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, 

Simrill, Skelton, G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R. Smith, Sottile, Southard, 

Spires, Stavrinakis, Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, Toole, Vick, Wells, 


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR ILEANA ARVELO OF SUMTER FOR 

HER NEARLY THREE DECADES OF DEDICATED SERVICE TO THE GIRL 

SCOUTS OF THE USA, TO CONGRATULATE HER ON THE OCCASION OF 

HER RETIREMENT, AND TO WISH HER MUCH SUCCESS AND FULFILL- 

MENT IN ALL HER FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 



05/02/13 House Requests for debate removed-Rep(s). Hiott 

H 3884 Concurrent Resolution, By Sellers, Hosey, Cobb-Hunter, Govan, Ott, 



Branham, Brannon, G.A. Brown, R.L. Brown, Burns, Chumley, Clemmons, 










Simpson, Rutherford, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, Simrill, Skelton, G.M. Smith, 






UPON THE PASSING OF THE HONORABLE THOMAS NATHANIEL 

RHOAD, JR., OF BRANCHVILLE AND TO EXTEND THE DEEPEST SYM- 

PATHY TO HIS FAMILY AND MANY FRIENDS. 






Brown, R.L. Brown, Burns, Chumley, Clemmons, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, H.A. 

















TIVES, UPON THE PASSING OF TANNER NOLAN LEWIS OF AIKEN 

COUNTY, AND TO EXTEND THEIR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HIS LARGE 

AND LOVING FAMILY AND HIS MANY FRIENDS. 


H 3886 Resolution, By Forrester, Allison, Stringer, Alexander, Anderson, 





Edge, Erickson, Felder, Finlay, Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, George, 










265 

Stavrinakis, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, Toole, Vick, Weeks, Wells, Whipper, 

White, Whitmire, Williams, Willis and Wood 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE GREER 

COMMISSION OF PUBLIC WORKS AND TO CONGRATULATE THE 

ORGANIZATION UPON THE OCCASION OF ITS CENTENNIAL ANNI- 

VERSARY AND FOR ITS DEDICATION IN PROVIDING SERVICES TO 

THE COMMUNITY OF GREER. 


H 3887 Resolution, By Horne, Harrell, Jefferson, Knight, Murphy, Mack 

and Whipper 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR MRS. ALLYSON 

DUKE, CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER OF DORCHESTER SCHOOL DIS- 

TRICT TWO, AND TO CONGRATULATE HER UPON BEING NAMED THE 

2013-2014 OUTSTANDING SOUTH CAROLINA SCHOOL BUSINESS OFFI- 

CIAL. 


H 3888 Resolution, By Skelton, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 













Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, Simrill, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R. 





A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO DECLARE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 2013, AS 

CLEMSON DAY IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 


H 3889 Resolution, By Hart, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 






Goldfinch, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, Hardwick, Harrell, Hayes, Henderson, 












A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR CHRISTIE SAVAGE FOR HER DEDI- 

CATED COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP AND TO COMMEND HER FOR HER 

SIX YEARS OF DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AS PRESIDENT OF THE 

NORTHWOOD HILLS NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION IN THE CITY OF 

COLUMBIA. 



Atwater, Bales, Ballentine, Bannister, Barfield, Bedingfield, Bernstein,

















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JAYNE AND 

FRANK REID, OWNERS AND OPERATORS OF BERMUDA HIGH SOAR- 

ING SCHOOL, AND TO CONGRATULATE THEM FOR TWENTY-ONE 

YEARS OF OUTSTANDING RECREATIONAL SERVICE TO THE CITIZENS 

OF LANCASTER COUNTY. 


H 3891 Concurrent Resolution, By Huggins, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 








Howard, Jefferson, Kennedy, King, Knight, Limehouse, Loftis, Long, Lowe, 









A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR RICHARD 

LANIER WILLIAMS FOR FOUR DECADES AS AN OUTSTANDING 

COACH FOR ROYAL AMBASSADOR BOYS BASKETBALL AT ST. 

ANDREWS BAPTIST CHURCH, WITH MORE WINS THAN ANY OTHER 

COACH IN THE HISTORY OF THE ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS BASKET- 

BALL, AND TO DECLARE AND PROCLAIM HIM COACH EMERITUS 

FOR ALL ROYAL AMBASSADOR BASKETBALL FOR THE ENTIRE 

GREAT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 





OUTSTANDING CHARITABLE WORK OF THE BEAUTY GRAND CHAP- 

TER OF THE ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR, AND TO CONGRATULATE 

ITS MEMBERS UPON REACHING THE MILESTONE OF THEIR FIFTIETH 

ANNIVERSARY OF SERVICE IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 



H 3893 General Bill, By Bedingfield, G.R. Smith, Loftis, Stringer, Burns, 

Hamilton, Erickson, Taylor, Clemmons, Delleney, Pitts and Willis 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE ADOPTION OF NEW 

STATEWIDE EDUCATION STANDARDS AND ASSESSMENTS, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE SUCH AN ADOPTION MUST NOT BE IMPLEMENTED UNTIL 

APPROVED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY BY JOINT RESOLUTION. 


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04/30/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Hayes, George, Hart, Ott, 

Williams, Jefferson, Willis, Munnerlyn, Sabb, Anthony, 

Ridgeway, Weeks, King, Cobb-Hunter, Howard, Neal, 

Patrick, McEachern, Douglas, Bales, Bedingfield, Hiott, 

Owens, Hosey, Clyburn, GA Brown, Anderson, Branham, 

Wood, Brannon, Ryhal, Taylor, Wells, Hixon, Toole, GR 

Smith, JR Smith HJ-40 


H 3894 General Bill, By Clemmons, Hardwick, Quinn, White, Rutherford, 

Harrell, Sandifer, Delleney, Lucas, Owens and Ott 



OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO FACTORS THAT MAY BE CONSIDERED 

WHEN DETERMINING JUST COMPENSATION IN CONDEMNATION 

ACTIONS REGARDING EMINENT DOMAIN, SO AS TO INCLUDE DIMI- 

NUTION IN VALUE OF THE LANDOWNERS REMAINING PROPERTY 

CAUSED BY RECONFIGURATION OF ROADWAYS, RESTRICTION OF 

ACCESS, AND CIRCUITOUS ACCESS. 




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Quinn, White, Rutherford, Harrell, Sandifer, Delleney, 

Lucas, Owens, Ott 


05/01/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Horne 









OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO HEARINGS AND PROCEED- 

INGS BEFORE THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW COURT, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

A PARTY MAY MOVE FOR THE COURT TO LIFT OR MODIFY A STAY 

IMPOSED BY THE COURT, AND TO PROVIDE FACTORS THAT THE 

COURT MUST CONSIDER WHEN DETERMINING WHETHER A PARTY 

HAS SHOWN GOOD CAUSE TO LIFT A STAY, TO PROVIDE FACTORS 

THE COURT MUST CONSIDER WHEN LIFTING A STAY, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT NOTHING IN THIS SECTION MAY BE CONSTRUED AS A 

PREFERENCE TOWARD PRESERVING, MODIFYING, OR LIFTING A 

STAY. 



H 3896 General Bill, By Merrill, White and Limehouse 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE LIMITATION ON TUITION INCREASES 

UNDER THE SOUTH CAROLINA TUITION PREPAYMENT PROGRAM, SO 

AS TO PROVIDE THAT, BEGINNING WITH THE 2013-2014 SCHOOL 

YEAR, A PUBLIC INSTITUTION OF HIGHER LEARNING IN THIS STATE 

SHALL ACCEPT AS FULL PAYMENT OF ALL TUITION AND FEES DUE 

FOR THOSE IN-STATE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS WHOSE TUITION 

AND FEES ARE PAID PURSUANT TO A TUITION PREPAYMENT CON- 

TRACT UNDER THE TUITION PREPAYMENT PROGRAM THE AMOUNT 

OF TUITION AND FEES CHARGED IN-STATE UNDERGRADUATE STU- 

DENTS FOR SCHOOL YEAR 2008-2009 WHO DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN


THE PROGRAM, TO ALSO PROVIDE FOR THE MANNER IN WHICH THE 

TUITION PREPAYMENT PROGRAM, BEGINNING WITH THE 2013-2014 

SCHOOL YEAR, SHALL PAY TUITION AND FEES FOR STUDENTS PAR- 

TICIPATING IN THE PROGRAM WHO ATTEND IN-STATE PRIVATE INSTI- 

TUTIONS OR OUT-OF-STATE INSTITUTIONS, AND TO PROVIDE FOR 

OTHER RELATED PROVISIONS TO IMPLEMENT THESE REQUIRE- 

MENTS. 




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H 3897 General Bill, By D.C. Moss, Delleney, Lucas, Finlay, Vick, 

Rutherford, Gambrell, Burns, Goldfinch, Kennedy, Southard, Felder and 

Gagnon 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PARKING VIOLATIONS, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE A LOCAL GOVERNING BODY MAY NOT INCREASE THE 

AMOUNT OF A PARKING VIOLATION FINE WITHOUT MAILING WRIT- 

TEN NOTICE OF THE INCREASE TO THE ADDRESS OF RECORD OF THE 

PERSON CITED WITHIN FORTY-EIGHT HOURS OF THE INCREASE OR 

THE INCREASE IS VOID. 



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05/15/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Finlay, Vick, 

Rutherford, Gambrell, Burns, Goldfinch, Kennedy, Southard, 

Felder, Gagnon 

H 3898 General Bill, By D.C. Moss 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PEOPLE WHO MAY ADOPT A 

CHILD, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT ANY RESIDENT OF THE STATE MAY 

ADOPT A CHILD PURSUANT TO THE ARTICLE, EXCEPT AS PROHIB- 

ITED BY SECTION 63-9-65; BY ADDING SECTION 63-9-62 TO CONSOLI- 

DATE EXISTING PROVISIONS OF SECTION 63-9-60 THAT ADDRESS 

CIRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH A NONRESIDENT MAY ADOPT A CHILD, 

THE REQUIREMENT THAT FAMILY COURTS INCLUDE FINDINGS IN 

ORDERS AS TO THE BASIS FOR THE EXEMPTION ALLOWING ADOP- 

TION BY A NONRESIDENT, THE APPLICABILITY OF THE INTERSTATE 

COMPACT ON THE PLACEMENT OF CHILDREN TO ALL ADOPTIONS 

BY NONRESIDENTS, THE PROHIBITION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF 

SOCIAL SERVICES DELAYING OR DENYING PLACEMENTS WITH NON- 

RESIDENTS FOR CHILDREN IN ITS CUSTODY; AND BY ADDING SEC- 

TION 63-9-65 TO PROHIBIT RESIDENTS AND NONRESIDENTS FROM 

PETITIONING TO ADOPT A CHILD IN THE CUSTODY OF THE DEPART- 

MENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES AFTER THE CHILD HAS BEEN PLACED IN 

A HOME FOR THE PURPOSE OF ADOPTION. 



H 3899 General Bill, By D.C. Moss, Delleney, Felder, Lucas and Pope 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO REQUIRING A SEX 

OFFENDER TO REGISTER WITH A SHERIFF, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT 

AN OFFENDER IS NOT CONSIDERED TO HAVE REGISTERED UNTIL HE 

HAS PAID THE STATUTORILY AUTHORIZED REGISTRATION FEE. 



H 3900 General Bill, By Harrell, White, Bernstein, Spires, Sottile, Kennedy, 

J.E. Smith, Cobb-Hunter, Merrill, Ott, Stavrinakis, Crosby, Horne, Patrick, 

Knight, Goldfinch, Sellers, Erickson, G.M. Smith, Rivers, Daning, 

Rutherford, Gambrell, Brannon, Gilliard, Bannister, Barfield, Bowers, R.L. 

Brown, Cole, Funderburk, Hayes, Herbkersman, Hixon, Limehouse, McCoy, 

W.J. McLeod, Mitchell, V.S. Moss, Powers Norrell, Tallon, Murphy and 

Hodges 

A BILL TO AMEND SECTIONS 11-41-20, 11-41-30, 11-41-40, 11-41-50, 11- 

41-60, 11-41-70, AND 11-41-90, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 

1976, RELATING TO THE STATE GENERAL OBLIGATION ECONOMIC 

DEVELOPMENT BOND ACT, SO AS TO MAKE ADDITIONAL FINDINGS, 

TO REVISE THE DEFINITION OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECT 

, AND TO ADD A DEFINITION FOR AN ENHANCED ECONOMIC DEVEL- 

OPMENT PROJECT THAT EXTENDS TO A PROJECT ORIGINALLY 

QUALIFYING AS AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECT BASED ON 

AT LEAST A FOUR HUNDRED MILLION DOLLAR INVESTMENT AND 

CREATION OF AT LEAST FOUR HUNDRED NEW JOBS IN THIS STATE 

WHICH QUALIFIES AS AN ENHANCED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 

PROJECT BECAUSE OF A TOTAL INVESTMENT OF 1.1 BILLION DOL- 

LARS AND THE CREATION OF A TOTAL OF AT LEAST TWO THOU- 

SAND JOBS IN THIS STATE, TO AUTHORIZE THE ISSUANCE OF ONE 

HUNDRED TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS IN STATE GENERAL OBLIGA- 

TION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BONDS IN CONNECTION WITH THE 

DEVELOPMENT OF AN ENHANCED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJ- 

ECT, TO PROVIDE FOR THE APPLICATION OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL 

LIMIT ON GENERAL OBLIGATION DEBT TO THESE ADDITIONAL 

BONDS AND THE APPLICATION OF NOTICE AND TIMELY ISSUANCE 

REQUIREMENTS FOR THESE ADDITIONAL BONDS. 



04/10/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Murphy, 

Hodges 



BY ADDING SECTION 61-2-85 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A HOLDER OF 

A PERMIT THAT ALLOWS ON-PREMISES CONSUMPTION OF BEER, 

WINE, OR ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS SHALL RECYCLE EACH RECYCLA- 

BLE BEVERAGE CONTAINER SOLD ON THE PREMISES IN ACCOR- 

DANCE WITH A MODEL RECYCLING PROGRAM DEVELOPED BY THE 

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL; AND TO 

AMEND SECTION 61-2-90, RELATING TO APPLICATIONS FOR 

LICENSES AND PERMITS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, SO 

AS TO REQUIRE AN APPLICANT FOR A PERMIT FOR ON-SITE CON- 

SUMPTION OF ALCOHOL TO PROVIDE CERTIFICATION OF THE EXIS- 

TENCE OF A RECYCLING PLAN OR A BASIS FOR EXEMPTION FROM 

THE REQUIREMENT. 



H 3902 General Bill, By Finlay, Henderson, Quinn, Bingham, Atwater and 

D.C. Moss 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DEFINITION OF TERMS USED IN 

THE LEWIS BLACKMAN HOSPITAL PATIENT SAFETY ACT, SO AS TO 

ADD DEFINITIONS FOR HEALTH CARE PRACTITIONER AND HEALTH 

CARE FACILITY ; AND BY ADDING SECTION 44-7-3435 SO AS TO 

REQUIRE HEALTH CARE PRACTITIONERS TO WEAR IDENTIFICATION 

BADGES DISPLAYING CERTAIN INFORMATION. 




H 3903 General Bill, By McCoy, Patrick, Limehouse, Sottile, Stavrinakis 

and Erickson 


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SO AS TO ENACT THE COMPETITIVE INSURANCE ACT BY AMEND- 

ING SECTION 38-3-110, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO DUTIES OF THE 

CHIEF INSURANCE COMMISSIONER, TO PROVIDE THAT THE DIREC- 

TOR MUST ENGAGE IN EFFORTS TO PROVIDE MARKET ASSISTANCE 

AND PROMOTE CONSUMER EDUCATION TO COASTAL RESIDENTIAL 

PROPERTY INSURANCE CONSUMERS, AND THE DIRECTOR MUST 

SUBMIT A REPORT TO THE PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE OF THE SEN- 

ATE, THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, THE 

CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE BANKING AND INSURANCE COMMIT- 

TEE, AND THE CHAIRMAN OF THE HOUSE LABOR, COMMERCE AND 

INDUSTRY COMMITTEE BY NO LATER THAN JANUARY THIRTY-FIRST 

OF EACH YEAR REGARDING THE STATUS OF THE COASTAL PROP- 

ERTY INSURANCE MARKET; TO AMEND SECTION 38-7-200, RELATING 

TO CREDITS AGAINST PREMIUM TAX, SO AS TO DEFINE ESSENTIAL 

TERMS, AND TO PROVIDE THAT INSURERS MAY BE ELIGIBLE TO 

RECEIVE A PREMIUM TAX CREDIT AGAINST THE PREMIUM TAX 

IMPOSED BY SECTION 38-7-20 ON FULL COVERAGE POLICIES WRIT- 

TEN OUTSIDE OF THE COASTAL AREA TO REDUCE THE INSURANCE 

PREMIUM TAX LEVIED TO ONE PERCENT OF THE TOTAL PREMIUMS 

WRITTEN ON FULL COVERAGE POLICIES OUTSIDE OF THE COASTAL 

AREA, AND THE DIRECTOR OR HIS DESIGNEE SHALL DEVELOP PRO- 

CEDURES TO BE USED IN IMPLEMENTING THIS TAX CREDIT; TO 

AMEND SECTION 38-75-485, RELATING TO THE IMPLEMENTATION OF 

THE SOUTH CAROLINA HURRICANE DAMAGE MITIGATION PRO- 

GRAM BY THE DEPARTMENT, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT ONE PERCENT 

OF THE PREMIUM TAXES DUE TO THIS STATE BY BROKERS PLACING 

PROPERTY INSURANCE WITHIN THE ELIGIBLE SURPLUS LINES MAR- 

KET AND TWO PERCENT OF THE PREMIUM TAXES COLLECTED 

ANNUALLY AND REMITTED TO THE DEPARTMENT BY INSURERS 

LICENSED TO DO BUSINESS IN THIS STATE; AND TO AMEND SECTION 

38-75-755, RELATING TO NOTIFICATION OF APPLICANTS OR RENEW- 

ING POLICYHOLDERS OF AVAILABLE CREDITS, DISCOUNTS AND 

DEDUCTIONS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT ALL INSURERS, AT THE ISSU- 

ANCE OF A NEW POLICY AND AT EACH RENEWAL SHALL NOTIFY 

THE APPLICANT OR POLICYHOLDER OF A PERSONAL LINES RESI- 

DENTIAL PROPERTY INSURANCE POLICY OF CERTAIN DISCLOSURES, 

AND THE DIRECTOR OR HIS DESIGNEE SHALL PRESCRIBE THE FORM 

AND MANNER FOR INSURER NOTICES OR DISCLOSURES, AND ANY 

DISCLOSURE SHALL BE FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND 

SHALL NOT AMEND, EXTEND, OR ALTER COVERAGE PROVIDED IN A 

POLICY. 



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H 3904 General Bill, By Daning, Crosby, Merrill, Simrill and Lucas 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHI- 

CLES ALLOWING LICENSED MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS TO ISSUE 

FIRST TIME MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION AND LICENSE TAGS 

DIRECTLY FROM THEIR DEALERSHIPS, SO AS TO MAKE A TECHNI- 

CAL CHANGE, TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT MAY CERTIFY 

THIRD-PARTY PROVIDERS TO PROCESS TITLE, LICENSE PLATES, 

TEMPORARY LICENSE PLATES, AND VEHICLE REGISTRATION TRANS- 

ACTIONS ON BEHALF OF THE DEPARTMENT, TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

DEPARTMENT AND THIRD-PARTY PROVIDERS MAY COLLECT TRANS- 

ACTION FEES FROM ENTITIES WHO TRANSMIT OR RETRIEVE CER- 

TAIN DATA FROM THE DEPARTMENT; AND TO AMEND SECTION 56-19- 

265, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO LIENS RECORDED AGAINST MOTOR 

VEHICLES AND MOBILE HOMES BY THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR 

VEHICLES, SO AS TO MAKE TECHNICAL CHANGES, TO PROVIDE 

THAT LIEN RECORDINGS MAYBE ELECTRONICALLY TRANSMITTED 

TO THE DEPARTMENT, TO PROVIDE THAT THE OWNERS OF MOTOR 

VEHICLES OR MOBILE HOMES MAY RETAIN THE ELECTRONIC COPY 

OF THE VEHICLE S TITLE WITH THE DEPARTMENT ONCE ALL LIENS 

ARE SATISFIED, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT MAY 

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CONVENE A WORKING GROUP TO DEVELOP PROGRAM SPECIFICA- 

TIONS RELATING TO GOVERNING THE TRANSMISSION OF ELEC- 

TRONIC LIEN INFORMATION. 



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H 3905 General Bill, By Loftis, H.A. Crawford, Brannon, Daning, Crosby, 

Munnerlyn, J.R. Smith, Burns, Dillard, V.S. Moss, Pope, Powers Norrell, 

Ridgeway, Rivers, Simrill, Toole and Wood 


SO AS TO ENACT THE BACK TO BASICS IN EDUCATION ACT OF 2013 

BY ADDING SECTION 59-29-15 SO AS TO ADD CURSIVE WRITING AND 

MEMORIZATION OF MULTIPLICATION TABLES TO THE REQUIRED 

SUBJECTS OF INSTRUCTION IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS, TO REQUIRE STU- 

DENTS DEMONSTRATE COMPETENCE IN EACH SUBJECT BEFORE 

COMPLETION OF THE FIFTH GRADE, TO PROVIDE THE STATE 

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO ASSIST THE SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN 

IDENTIFYING THE MOST APPROPRIATE MEANS FOR INTEGRATING 

THIS REQUIREMENT INTO THEIR EXISTING CURRICULUMS, AND TO 

MAKE THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ACT APPLICABLE BEGINNING WITH 

THE 2013-2014 SCHOOL YEAR. 



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H 3906 General Bill, By Kennedy, Bowers, Williams, Parks, Riley, Huggins, 

Atwater, Quinn, Long, Weeks, Govan, Bingham, Sellers, King, Southard, 

Gambrell, Lucas, Brannon, Anthony, Clyburn, Vick, Hixon, K.R. Crawford, 

W.J. McLeod, Allison, Ballentine, Bannister, Barfield, Bedingfield, Bowen, 

Chumley, Clemmons, Cole, H.A. Crawford, Delleney, Dillard, Douglas, 

Erickson, Felder, Finlay, Forrester, Funderburk, Gagnon, Goldfinch, 

Hardee, Hardwick, Harrell, Henderson, Horne, Hosey, Loftis, Lowe, McCoy, 

M.S. McLeod, Merrill, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Murphy, Newton, Norman, 

Owens, Patrick, Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam, Ridgeway, Rivers, Robinson- 

Simpson, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, Simrill, Skelton, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, 

J.R. Smith, Sottile, Spires, Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, Toole, Wells, Whipper, 

White, Willis and Wood 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE 

FUND GRANTS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT GRANTS ALSO MAY BE 

AWARDED TO COUNTIES AND MUNICIPALITIES LOCATED WITHIN 

COUNTIES WITH A POPULATION OF LESS THAN FORTY THOUSAND. 




H 3907 (Rat # 0072) General Bill, By Willis, Owens, Stringer, Daning, 

Brannon, Rivers, Kennedy, King, Mitchell, Putnam, Wells and Wood 


BY ADDING ARTICLE 6 TO CHAPTER 1, TITLE 56 SO AS TO AUTHO- 

RIZE THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES TO ACCEPT UNCERTI- 

FIED CHECKS FOR PAYMENT FOR PRODUCTS OR SERVICES ISSUED 

BY THE DEPARTMENT, TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT MAY 

REFUSE TO PROVIDE A PERSON ANY PRODUCT OR SERVICE, EXCEPT 

AN IDENTIFICATION CARD, UNTIL THE PERSON HAS PAID ALL FEES 

OWED THE DEPARTMENT AS A RESULT OF A RETURNED CHECK, TO 

PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT MAY CHARGE A FEE SPECIFIED IN 

SECTION 34-11-70 TO COVER THE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE COL- 

LECTION OF FEES, TO PROVIDE THAT THESE PROVISIONS SHALL 

NOT INTERFERE WITH A BONA FIDE SALE OF A MOTOR VEHICLE BY 

A DEALER, TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT MAY CHARGE A 

PROCESSING FEE FOR THE USE OF CREDIT CARDS, AND TO PROVIDE 

THAT ALL PROCESSING FEES COLLECTED PURSUANT TO THIS ARTI- 

CLE MUST BE PLACED IN A SPECIAL RESTRICTED ACCOUNT TO BE 

USED BY THE DEPARTMENT TO DEFRAY ITS COSTS. - ratified title 




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H 3908 General Bill, By Willis, Owens, Daning, Brannon, Rivers, King, 

Rutherford, Mitchell, Wells and Wood 



THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES MAY ISSUE SPECIAL 

PERSONALIZED MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE PLATES; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 56-3-2250, RELATING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHI- 

CLES ISSUANCE OF SAMPLE LICENSE PLATES, SO AS TO MAKE 

TECHNICAL CHANGES, TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT MAY 

RETAIN THE FEE CHARGED FOR THE ISSUANCE OF THIS LICENSE 

PLATE, TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT MAY ISSUE SOUVENIR 

LICENSE PLATES, PROVIDE A FEE FOR THIS LICENSE PLATE, AND 

HOW THE LICENSE PLATE MUST BE DISPLAYED, AND TO PROVIDE A 

PENALTY FOR VIOLATIONS OF THIS SECTION; AND TO AMEND SEC- 


THE ISSUANCE OF SPECIAL MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE PLATES, 

GUIDELINES FOR PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF THESE 

LICENSE PLATES, AND THE FEES ASSOCIATED WITH THE SALE OF 

THESE LICENSE PLATES, SO AS TO MAKE TECHNICAL CHANGES, 

AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT MUST DEVELOP A BASIC 

LICENSE PLATE DESIGN FOR ALL SPECIAL ORGANIZATIONAL 

LICENSE PLATES WHICH MUST BE ISSUED FOR ALL ORGANIZA- 

TIONAL LICENSE PLATES REQUESTED AFTER JULY 1, 2013. 



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H 3909 Resolution, By Finlay, Bernstein, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 





Felder, Forrester, Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, George, Gilliard, 













A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE HAM- 

MOND SCHOOL WRESTLING TEAM FOR CAPTURING THE 2013 SOUTH 

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CAROLINA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL ASSOCIATION (SCISA) CLASS 

AAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE AND TO HONOR THE TEAM S 

SUPERLATIVE WRESTLERS, COACHES, AND STAFF. 


H 3910 Resolution, By Finlay and Bernstein 




HAMMOND SCHOOL WRESTLING TEAM, COACHES, AND SCHOOL 


SPEAKER, FOR THE PURPOSE OF RECOGNIZING AND COMMENDING 

THEM ON THEIR OUTSTANDING SEASON AND FOR CAPTURING THE 

2013 SOUTH CAROLINA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL ASSOCIATION CLASS 




A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE FIRST 

RESPONDERS IN SUMTER COUNTY WHO SELFLESSLY DEDICATE 

THEMSELVES TO THE SAFETY AND WELL-BEING OF OUR CITIZENS. 


H 3912 Resolution, By Brannon 


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE LAN- 

DRUM HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM FOR A SUCCESS- 

FUL SEASON AND TO CONGRATULATE THE TEAM AND COACHES 

FOR CAPTURING THE 2012 CLASS AA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP. 


H 3913 Resolution, By Brannon 




LANDRUM HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM, COACHES, 


BY THE SPEAKER, FOR THE PURPOSE OF RECOGNIZING AND COM- 

MENDING THEM ON THEIR OUTSTANDING SEASON AND FOR CAP- 

TURING THE 2012 CLASS AA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


H 3914 Resolution, By Crosby, Gilliard, McCoy, Goldfinch, Sottile and 

Whipper 



NORTHSIDE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL 

TEAM OF CHARLESTON COUNTY, INCLUDING THE COACHES AND 



MENDED FOR CAPTURING THE 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA ASSOCIATION 

OF CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS CLASS AA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


H 3915 Concurrent Resolution, By Crosby, Gilliard, McCoy, Goldfinch, 

Sottile, Whipper, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, Bales, 

Ballentine, Bannister, Barfield, Bedingfield, Bernstein, Bingham, Bowen, 

Bowers, Branham, Brannon, G.A. Brown, R.L. Brown, Burns, Chumley, 


Daning, Delleney, Dillard, Douglas, Edge, Erickson, Felder, Finlay, Forrester, 

Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, George, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, 



Limehouse, Loftis, Long, Lowe, Lucas, Mack, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, 

W.J. McLeod, Merrill, Mitchell, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Munnerlyn, Murphy, 


Powers Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, Ridgeway, Riley, Rivers, Robinson-



Smith, G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R. Smith, Southard, Spires, Stavrinakis, 

Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, Toole, Vick, Weeks, Wells, White, Whitmire, 




NORTHSIDE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL 

TEAM, COACHES, AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS FOR AN OUTSTANDING 

SEASON, AND TO CONGRATULATE THEM FOR CAPTURING THE 2013 

SOUTH CAROLINA ASSOCIATION OF CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS CLASS AA 




H 3916 Resolution, By Toole 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE STU- 

DENTS AND STAFF OF AIRPORT HIGH SCHOOL FOR THEIR ANNUAL 

WEEKLONG FUNDRAISING DRIVE IN SUPPORT OF PALMETTO 

HEALTH CHILDREN S HOSPITAL S CAMP KEMO. 


H 3917 Resolution, By Cobb-Hunter 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE THE ANNUAL YOUTH LEGIS- 

LATIVE CONFERENCE TO USE THE HOUSE CHAMBER, AT A DATE 


OF ITS ANNUAL MOCK SESSION. 


H 3918 Concurrent Resolution, By Sabb and Dillard 



HONORABLE RALPH ANDERSON FOR HIS YEARS OF DISTINGUISHED 

SERVICE AND FOR HIS SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTIONS IN THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA GENERAL ASSEMBLY DURING HIS NOTEWORTHY PUBLIC 

CAREER. 



H 3919 General Bill, By Owens, Bowen, Patrick, Taylor, Anderson, Allison, 

Brannon, Loftis, Ballentine, Rivers, Huggins, Knight, Simrill, King, Willis, 

Whitmire, McCoy, Anthony, Crosby, Neal, Clyburn, Barfield, Bedingfield, 

R.L. Brown, Cobb-Hunter, George, Hayes, Hiott, Hixon, Hosey, Lucas, Pope, 

Putnam, G.R. Smith, Wells, Wood, Whipper, Mitchell, Robinson-Simpson 

and Dillard 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE EXIT EXAM 

REQUIRED FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT ALL STUDENTS MUST TAKE THE EXIT EXAM TO GRADUATE 

BUT NEED NOT ATTAIN ANY MINIMUM SCORE ON THE EXIT EXAM 

TO GRADUATE, TO PROVIDE AN ELIGIBLE STUDENT WHO PREVI- 

OUSLY FAILED TO RECEIVE A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA OR WAS 

DENIED GRADUATION SOLELY FOR FAILING THE EXIT EXAM MAY 

REENROLL IN HIGH SCHOOL AND WILL NOT HAVE TO PASS THE EXIT 

EXAM TO RECEIVE A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA, AND TO REQUIRE THE 

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO REMOVE ANY CONFLICTING 

REQUIREMENTS AND PROMULGATE CONFORMING CHANGES IN ITS 

APPLICABLE REGULATIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 59-48-35, RELATING 

TO REQUIREMENTS FOR A DIPLOMA FROM THE SPECIAL SCHOOL OF 

SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, AND SECTION 59-139-60, RELATING TO 

THE DUTY OF THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION TO REVIEW STU- 

DENT PERFORMANCE ON ASSESSMENT TESTING AND TO MONITOR 

THE PERFORMANCE OF SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS, ALL SO 

AS TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES; AND TO CREATE THE HIGH 

SCHOOL ASSESSMENT STUDY COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER WHETHER 

THE HIGH SCHOOL ASSESSMENT PROGRAM SHOULD REMAIN THE 

ACCOUNTABILITY ASSESSMENT USED BY THE STATE AND TO REC- 

OMMEND AN ALTERNATIVE IF NECESSARY, TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

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COMPOSITION AND STAFFING OF THE STUDY COMMITTEE, TO 

REQUIRE THE COMMITTEE REPORT CERTAIN INFORMATION TO THE 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE TERMINATION OF 

THE STUDY COMMITTEE. 



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04/30/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Mitchell, Robinson-Simpson, 

Dillard 








H 3920 Concurrent Resolution, By Goldfinch, Clemmons, Hardwick and 

H.A. Crawford 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION EXPRESSING THE OPPOSITION OF THE 

MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF SOUTH 

CAROLINA TO ANY VESSEL MONITORING SYSTEMS OFF THE COAST 

OF SOUTH CAROLINA OR WITHIN THE STATE ASSOCIATED WITH THE 

SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERY MANAGEMENT COUNCIL S PROPOSED 

AMENDMENT 30 OR ANY FUTURE AMENDMENTS TO THE FISHERY 

MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THE SNAPPER-GROUPER FISHERY OF THE 

SOUTH ATLANTIC REGION, AND STRONGLY URGING THE SOUTH 

CAROLINIANS APPOINTED BY THE SECRETARY OF COMMERCE OF 

THE UNITED STATES TO SERVE ON THE SOUTH ATLANTIC FISHERY 

MANAGEMENT COUNCIL TO REFLECT THIS OPPOSITION IN THE 

COUNCIL S DELIBERATIONS ON THESE MATTERS. 





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04/23/13 Senate Adopted, returned to House with concurrence 

H 3921 General Bill, By Rivers, Daning, Crosby, Anderson, Southard, Neal, 

Erickson, Brannon, Sellers, Patrick, Gilliard, W.J. McLeod, Sottile, 

Alexander, Allison, Atwater, Bingham, Bowen, Clemmons, Cobb-Hunter, 

Finlay, Henderson, Herbkersman, Horne, Kennedy, Merrill, Mitchell, 

Newton, Norman, Owens, Pitts, Pope, Skelton, Spires, Whipper and Willis 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO RECKLESS DRIVING, SO AS TO PRO- 

VIDE THAT CERTAIN PERSONS WHO DRIVE A VEHICLE WHILE USING 

A WIRELESS COMMUNICATION DEVICE ARE GUILTY OF RECKLESS 

DRIVING, TO PROVIDE THAT A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY MAY 

SUBPOENA THE DATA USAGE RECORD OF A PERSON CHARGED WITH 

VIOLATING THIS PROVISION AND USE IT AS EVIDENCE IN A JUDI- 

CIAL PROCEEDING, TO PROVIDE PENALTIES, AND TO PROVIDE FOR 

THE DISPOSITION OF FINES IMPOSED FOR VIOLATIONS OF THIS SEC- 

TION. 



H 3922 General Bill, By Mitchell, Herbkersman, Cobb-Hunter, Edge, J.E. 

Smith and Quinn 



CAROLINA COMMUNITY LAND BANK ACT OF 2013 , WHICH WILL 

ALLOW NONPROFIT CORPORATIONS TO BE FORMED TO ACQUIRE,


MANAGE, AND PROVIDE A NEW PURPOSE AND USE FOR VACANT, 

FORECLOSED, OR ABANDONED PROPERTIES. 



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LINA, 1976, RELATING TO COMPENSATORY TIME OFF FOR STATE 

EMPLOYEES REQUIRED TO WORK ON A LEGAL HOLIDAY, SO AS TO 

PROVIDE THAT PERMANENT FULL-TIME STATE EMPLOYEES WHOSE 

REGULAR WORK SCHEDULE CONSISTS OF LONGER HOURS ON 

FEWER THAN FIVE DAYS WHO WORK THOSE REGULAR HOURS ON A 

STATE HOLIDAY OR A DAY OBSERVED AS A STATE HOLIDAY ARE 

ENTITLED TO COMPENSATORY TIME EQUAL TO HOURS WORKED BY 

THE EMPLOYEE. 





TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA FAMILY LAW ARBITRATION ACT 

BY ADDING CHAPTER 9 TO TITLE 20 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR ARBI- 

TRATION AS A MEANS OF RESOLVING CERTAIN MATTERS RELATED 

TO MARITAL SEPARATION AND DIVORCE, CONSISTENT WITH TITLE 

20, TITLE 63, AND CHAPTER 48, TITLE 15; TO PROVIDE FOR DEFAULT 

RULES FOR CONDUCTING ARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS; TO ASSURE 

ACCESS TO THE FAMILY COURTS OF THIS STATE FOR PROCEEDINGS 

ANCILLARY TO ARBITRATION; AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE AWARD OF 

CERTAIN COSTS AND INTEREST. 



H 3925 General Bill, By Hardwick and Loftis 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PROHIBITING THE DIS- 

CHARGE OF POLLUTANTS INTO THE ENVIRONMENT AND REMEDIES 

FOR VIOLATIONS, SO AS TO CLARIFY PERSONS WHO MAY FILE A 

PETITION WITH THE DEPARTMENT DO NOT INCLUDE CERTAIN AGEN- 

CIES AND DEPARTMENTS OF THE STATE AND TO PROVIDE THAT ANY 

DECISION OF THE DEPARTMENT WITH RESPECT TO THE TYPE OF 

REVIEW OBTAINED IS NOT SUBJECT TO JUDICIAL REVIEW; TO 

AMEND SECTION 48-1-250, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO WHOM BENE- 

FITS FROM CAUSES OF ACTION RESULTING FROM POLLUTION VIO- 

LATIONS INURE, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT NOTWITHSTANDING ANY 

OTHER PROVISION OF LAW NO PRIVATE CAUSE OF ACTION IS CRE- 

ATED BY OR EXISTS UNDER THE POLLUTION CONTROL ACT; AND TO 

AMEND SECTION 6 OF ACT 198 OF 2012, RELATING TO THE SAVINGS 

CLAUSE, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE SAVINGS CLAUSE OF ACT 198 

OF 2012 APPLIES ONLY TO CASES FILED BEFORE JUNE 6, 2012, AND TO 

ANY FEDERAL PROJECT FOR WHICH A FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL 

IMPACT STATEMENT WAS ISSUED PRIOR TO JUNE 6, 2012, BUT NO 

RECORD OF DECISION WAS ISSUED PRIOR TO JUNE 6, 2012. 






04/23/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Hiott, Clemmons, Hardwick, 

Neal, Finlay, Owens, Anderson, GA Brown, Crosby, 

Goldfinch, Hardee, Wood, RL Brown, Hart, Ryhal, Robinson-Simpson, 

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Similar (S 0516, H 3994) 


SO AS TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA READ TO SUCCEED ACT ; 


CAROLINA READ TO SUCCEED OFFICE AND A READING PROFI- 

CIENCY PANEL WITHIN THE OFFICE, AND TO PROVIDE RELATED 

REQUIREMENTS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, STATE 

SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION, SCHOOL DISTRICTS, COLLEGES, 

AND UNIVERSITIES THAT OFFER CERTAIN RELATED GRADUATE EDU- 

CATION, AND EDUCATORS AND ADMINISTRATORS, AMONG OTHER 

THINGS. 



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H 3927 Resolution, By Parks, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 











Norman, Ott, Owens, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, 






A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR THE LIFE AND WORK OF THE REV- 

EREND JAMES FOSTER MARSHALL AND TO COMMEMORATE THE 

REVEREND JAMES FOSTER MARSHALL CELEBRATION AT BETHANY 

MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH OF MCCORMICK. 





















TIVES UPON THE PASSING OF KENNETH ALFRED GILLIARD OF 

CHARLESTON COUNTY, AND TO EXTEND THEIR DEEPEST SYMPATHY 

TO HIS LARGE AND LOVING FAMILY AND HIS MANY FRIENDS. 



Similar (S 0613)


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE MEMBERS 

OF NEW ZION AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH AND TO 

CONGRATULATE THEM UPON THE COMPLETION OF THEIR NEWLY 

CONSTRUCTED WORSHIP CENTER. 


H 3930 Resolution, By Long 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE PASTOR 

AND CONGREGATION OF GOLD HILL AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCO- 

PAL ZION CHURCH FOR ITS LONG HISTORY OF WORSHIP AND SER- 

VICE IN THE FORT MILL COMMUNITY AND TO CONGRATULATE 

THEM UPON THE OCCASION OF THE CHURCH S ONE HUNDRED FIF- 

TEENTH ANNIVERSARY. 


H 3931 Resolution, By Bales, Ballentine, Bernstein, Douglas, Finlay, Hart, 


Similar (S 0554, H 3932) 



LOWER RICHLAND HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM OF 

RICHLAND COUNTY WITH THE TEAM COACHES AND SCHOOL OFFI- 



CAPTURING THE 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA CLASS AAA STATE CHAMPI- 

ONSHIP TITLE. 


H 3932 Resolution, By Bales, Ballentine, Bernstein, Douglas, Finlay, Hart, 


Similar (S 0554, H 3931) 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE LOWER 

RICHLAND HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM FOR CAPTUR- 

ING THE 2013 CLASS AAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE AND TO 

HONOR THE TEAM S EXCEPTIONAL PLAYERS, COACHES, AND STAFF. 


H 3933 Resolution, By Putnam, Bowen, Gagnon, Gambrell and White 

Similar (S 0154, H 3934) 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE POWDERS- 

VILLE HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND FOR A SPECTACULAR PER- 

FORMING SEASON AND TO CONGRATULATE DIRECTOR LESLIE 

PHILLIPS, HER FINE STAFF, AND THE BAND FOR CAPTURING THE 

2012 CLASS A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


H 3934 Resolution, By Putnam, Gambrell, Bowen, Gagnon and White 

Similar (S 0154, H 3933) 



POWDERSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND, DIRECTORS, AND 



MENDED FOR WINNING THE 2012 CLASS A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 

TITLE. 


H 3935 Resolution, By Govan, Ott, Hosey and Cobb-Hunter 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE OUT- 

STANDING CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE ORANGEBURG ALLIANCE OF 

MINISTERS WIVES AND MINISTERS WIDOWS AND TO CELEBRATE 

WITH THEM ON THE OCCASION OF THE 2ND ANNUAL BENEFIT BAN- 

QUET. 


H 3936 Concurrent Resolution, By Brannon 

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HIGHWAY 221 IN THE CITY OF CHESNEE FROM ITS INTERSECTION 

WITH SOUTH CAROLINA HIGHWAY 11 TO ITS INTERSECTION WITH 

OCONEE STREET MAYOR C. E. CLIFF EDWARDS HIGHWAY AND 

ERECT APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS ALONG THIS PORTION OF 

HIGHWAY THAT CONTAIN THE WORDS MAYOR C. E. CLIFF 

EDWARDS HIGHWAY . 



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H 3937 Concurrent Resolution, By Funderburk 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO DECLARE THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 

2013, AS CITY OF CAMDEN DAY IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 










BY ADDING ARTICLE 11 TO CHAPTER 10, TITLE 4 ENACTING THE 

LOCAL OPTION SCHOOL OPERATING MILLAGE PROPERTY TAX 

CREDIT ACT SO AS TO ALLOW A COUNTY GOVERNING BODY WITH 

REFERENDUM APPROVAL TO IMPOSE A ONE CENT SALES TAX THE 

REVENUE OF WHICH IS USED TO PROVIDE A CREDIT AGAINST PROP- 

ERTY TAX LEVIED IN THE COUNTY FOR SCHOOL OPERATIONS, TO 

PROVIDE FOR THE REFERENDUM, THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE REVE- 

NUE, THE CALCULATION AND APPLICATION OF THE CREDIT, AND TO 

PROVIDE THAT THE TAX MAY BE RESCINDED BY REFERENDUM INI- 

TIATED BY A PETITION OF FIFTEEN PERCENT OF THE QUALIFIED 

ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OR BY ORDINANCE IF THE GOVERNING 

BODY OF THE COUNTY DETERMINES THAT CHANGES IN STATE LAW 

PROVIDING FOR THE FINANCING OF SCHOOL OPERATIONS MAKE 

THE ORIGINAL PURPOSE OF THE TAX IMPOSSIBLE TO ACCOMPLISH 

UNDER THE EXISTING LAW. 



H 3939 General Bill, By Herbkersman, Patrick, Erickson and Newton 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE BEAUFORT COUNTY BOARD OF 

ELECTIONS AND REGISTRATION, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT MEMBERS 

OF THE BOARD SERVE UNTIL THEIR SUCCESSORS ARE APPOINTED 

AND CERTIFIED AND TO REMOVE THE PROHIBITION ON MEMBERS 

OF THE BOARD SERVING MORE THAN TWO TERMS OR EIGHT CON- 

SECUTIVE YEARS. 


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H 3940 General Bill, By King and Cobb-Hunter 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS FOR AN 

ACTION BASED ON SEXUAL ABUSE OR INCEST, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT THERE IS NO LIMITATION ON THE COMMENCEMENT OF A 

CIVIL ACTION BASED ON SEXUAL ABUSE OR INCEST WHEN THE VIC- 

TIM IS UNDER THE AGE OF EIGHTEEN. 



H 3941 General Bill, By Sandifer, Harrell, Bannister, Daning, Erickson, 

Forrester and Gambrell 


LINA, 1976, RELATING TO A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION S AUTHORITY 

TO SET A MINIMUM WAGE, SO AS TO ALSO PROHIBIT THE MANDATE 

OF AN EMPLOYEE BENEFIT. 



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05/29/13 Senate Recalled from Committee on Judiciary 

05/29/13 Senate Committed to Committee on Labor, Commerce and Industry 

H 3942 General Bill, By Goldfinch, H.A. Crawford, Kennedy, Huggins, 

Burns, Gambrell, Atwater, Ballentine, Barfield, Clemmons, Cole, Gagnon, 

Hamilton, Lucas, McCoy, Ryhal, Tallon and Wood 



STATE SALES AND USE TAX, SO AS TO EXEMPT FROM THESE TAXES 

GROSS PROCEEDS OF SALES OR SALES PRICE OF CHILDREN S 

CLOTHING SOLD TO A PRIVATE CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION FOR 

THE SOLE PURPOSE OF DISTRIBUTION AT NO COST TO NEEDY CHIL- 

DREN AND TO DEFINE CLOTHING AND NEEDY CHILDREN . 



H 3943 General Bill, By Rivers, Crosby, Chumley, H.A. Crawford, Burns, 

Goldfinch, Bedingfield, Willis, Wood, Gagnon and Loftis 


BY ADDING SECTION 59-1-490 SO AS TO PROVIDE THE STATE BOARD 

OF EDUCATION MAY NOT ADOPT AND THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF 

EDUCATION MAY NOT IMPLEMENT THE COMMON CORE STAN- 

DARDS, AND TO PROVIDE ANY ACTIONS TAKEN TO ADOPT OR 

IMPLEMENT THESE STANDARDS IS VOID. 



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H 3944 General Bill, By Goldfinch, Hardwick and H.A. Crawford 


LINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE BOARD OF FIRE CONTROL FOR THE 

MURRELL S INLET - GARDEN CITY FIRE DISTRICT IN GEORGETOWN 

AND HORRY COUNTIES, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE MEMBERS OF 

THAT BOARD REPRESENTING GEORGETOWN COUNTY MUST BE 

APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR UPON THE RECOMMENDATION OF A 

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MAJORITY OF THE GEORGETOWN COUNTY LEGISLATIVE DELEGA- 

TION NOTWITHSTANDING THE PROVISIONS OF ACT 515 OF 1996 

DEVOLVING THAT APPOINTMENT AUTHORITY ON THE GOVERNING 

BODY OF GEORGETOWN COUNTY AND TO DELETE OBSOLETE LAN- 

GUAGE. 


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06/05/13 Senate Read third time and enrolled 

H 3945 General Bill, By G.M. Smith, Harrell, Lucas, Bannister, Toole, 

Stringer, Hamilton, Sottile, Barfield, Bingham, Spires, Hardwick, Owens, 

Hiott, Long, Erickson, Murphy, Horne, Willis, Gagnon, Simrill, Funderburk 

and Henderson 



BY ADDING ARTICLE 4 TO CHAPTER 13, TITLE 8 SO AS TO ESTABLISH 

THE SOUTH CAROLINA COMMISSION ON ETHICS ENFORCEMENT 

AND DISCLOSURE, TO PROVIDE FOR ITS POWERS, DUTIES, PROCE- 

DURES, AND JURISDICTION, AND TO PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR CER- 

TAIN VIOLATIONS; TO REPEAL ARTICLE 3, CHAPTER 13, TITLE 8 

RELATING TO THE STATE ETHICS COMMISSION; TO REPEAL ARTICLE 

5, CHAPTER 13, TITLE 8 RELATING TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- 

TIVES AND SENATE ETHICS COMMITTEES; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13- 

100, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS IN REGARD TO ETH- 

ICS, GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY, AND CAMPAIGN REFORM, SO 

AS TO REVISE CERTAIN DEFINITIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-700, 

AS AMENDED, RELATING TO USE OF AN OFFICIAL POSITION OR 

OFFICE FOR FINANCIAL GAIN, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT IF A MEM- 

BER OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DETERMINES THAT HE HAS A 

CONFLICT OF INTEREST, HE MUST COMPLY WITH CERTAIN REQUIRE- 

MENTS BEFORE ABSTAINING FROM ALL VOTES ON THE MATTER, 

AND TO PROVIDE FOR WHEN A PUBLIC OFFICIAL WHO IS REQUIRED 

TO RECUSE HIMSELF FROM A MATTER MUST DO SO; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 8-13-740, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO REPRESENTATION OF 

ANOTHER PERSON BY A PUBLIC OFFICIAL BEFORE A GOVERNMEN- 

TAL ENTITY, SO AS TO FURTHER DELINEATE WHAT IS CONSIDERED A 

CONTESTED CASE WHEN REPRESENTATION BY A MEMBER OF THE 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY IS PERMITTED; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-745, 

RELATING TO PAID REPRESENTATION OF CLIENTS AND CONTRACT- 

ING BY A MEMBER OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OR AN ASSOCIATE 

IN PARTICULAR SITUATIONS, SO AS TO DELETE A PROHIBITION 

AGAINST CERTAIN CONTRACTS WITH AN ENTITY FUNDED WITH 

GENERAL FUNDS; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-1120, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO CONTENTS OF STATEMENTS OF ECONOMIC INTEREST, 

SO AS TO FURTHER PROVIDE FOR THESE CONTENTS; TO AMEND 

SECTION 8-13-1300, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS IN 

REGARD TO CAMPAIGN PRACTICES, SO AS TO REVISE CERTAIN DEFI- 

NITIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-1318, RELATING TO ACCEPTANCE 

OF CONTRIBUTIONS TO RETIRE CAMPAIGN DEBTS, SO AS TO 

REQUIRE ANY SUCH CONTRIBUTIONS TO BE USED FOR THIS PUR- 

POSE ONLY; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-1338, RELATING TO PERSONS 

WHO MAY NOT SOLICIT CONTRIBUTIONS, SO AS TO INCLUDE THE 

HEAD OF ANY STATE AGENCY WHO IS SELECTED BY THE GOVER- 

NOR, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OR AN APPOINTED OR ELECTED 

BOARD; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-1340, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

RESTRICTIONS ON CONTRIBUTIONS BY ONE CANDIDATE TO 

ANOTHER OR THROUGH COMMITTEES CONTROLLED BY A CANDI-


DATE, SO AS TO DELETE AN EXCEPTION FOR A COMMITTEE CON- 

TROLLED BY A CANDIDATE IF IT IS THE ONLY SUCH COMMITTEE, 

AND TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES; TO AMEND SECTIONS 8-13- 

1510 AND 8-13-1520, BOTH AS AMENDED, RELATING TO PENALTIES 

FOR ETHICAL AND OTHER VIOLATIONS, AND BY ADDING SECTION 8- 

13-1530 SO AS TO FURTHER PROVIDE FOR THE PENALTIES FOR VIO- 

LATIONS AND FOR WHERE CERTAIN WILFUL VIOLATIONS MUST BE 

TRIED; AND TO REPEAL SECTIONS 8-13-710 AND 8-13-715 RELATING 

TO REPORTING OF PARTICULAR GIFTS AND AUTHORIZED REIM- 

BURSEMENTS FOR SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS. 



04/18/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Toole, 

Stringer, Hamilton, Sottile, Barfield, Bingham, Spires, 

Hardwick, Burns, Brannon, Owens, Hiott, R.L.Brown, 

Branham, Allison, Forrester, Long, Erickson, Murphy, 

Horne, Willis, Gagnon, Simrill, Funderburk 


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04/23/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Henderson 

04/24/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Branham, 

Brannon 

04/24/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Delleney, Lucas, Simrill, Ballentine, 

Norman, Felder, Atwater, Spires, HA Crawford, 

Robinson-Simpson, Dilliard, Hamilton, Hardwick, Clemmons, 

Goldfinch, GR Smith, Bedingfield, VS Moss, Loftis, 

Nanney, Hardee, Owens, Gilliard, Brannon, Ryhal, 

Burns, DC Moss, Chumly, Toole, Tallon, Allison, Wood, 

Forrester, Branham, Hosey, Skelton, Hiott, Neal, Douglas, 

Ridgeway, Newton, Cobb-Hunter, Bernstein, Mitchell, 

Williams, Jefferson, JE Smith, Hart, Munnerlyn, McEachern, 

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04/25/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: R.L.Brown 

04/30/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Allison, 

Forrester, Burns 


















H 3946 Resolution, By Kennedy, Bingham, Quinn, Atwater, Ballentine, 

Huggins, Ott, Spires and Toole 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR OLD LEXING- 

TON BAPTIST CHURCH FOR A MEANINGFUL IMPACT ON ITS COMMU- 

NITY AND TO CONGRATULATE THE CONGREGATION UPON THE 

CELEBRATION OF ITS TWO HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY. 


H 3947 Concurrent Resolution, By Clemmons, Mack, Bannister, Whitmire, 

Henderson and McCoy 


A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO FIX NOON ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 

15, 2013, AS THE TIME TO ELECT A SUCCESSOR TO A CERTAIN JUDGE 

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OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEAT 1, 

TO FILL THE UNEXPIRED TERM THAT EXPIRES JUNE 30, 2016; AND AS 

THE DATE TO MEET IN JOINT SESSION FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECT- 

ING A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF COASTAL CARO- 

LINA UNIVERSITY, FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT SEAT, WHOSE 

TERM EXPIRES ON JUNE 30, 2017, AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECT- 

ING A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR THE MEDICAL 

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA, FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS- 

TRICT, MEDICAL SEAT, WHOSE TERM EXPIRES ON JUNE 30, 2016. 




H 3948 General Bill, By Brannon, W.J. McLeod, Dillard, Daning, Sabb, 

Rivers, Sottile and Ridgeway 



BY ADDING CHAPTER 38 TO TITLE 6 SO AS TO ENACT THE DILAPI- 

DATED BUILDINGS ACT , TO PROVIDE DEFINITIONS, TO PROVIDE 

THAT A MUNICIPALITY MAY BRING A CAUSE OF ACTION AGAINST 

THE OWNER OF PROPERTY NOT IN SUBSTANTIAL COMPLIANCE 

WITH CERTAIN MUNICIPAL ORDINANCES, TO IDENTIFY WHO MAY 

SERVE AS A COURT-APPOINTED RECEIVER FOR PROPERTY SUBJECT 

TO THIS CAUSE OF ACTION, TO DESIGNATE THE POWERS OF A 

COURT-APPOINTED RECEIVER, TO ESTABLISH REPORTING REQUIRE- 

MENTS OF THE MUNICIPALITY CONCERNING A VIOLATION AGAINST 

WHICH THE MUNICIPALITY MAY BRING A CAUSE OF ACTION UNDER 

THIS ACT, AND TO PROVIDE CERTAIN REMEDIES AND PROCEDURES. 



05/16/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Ridgeway 

H 3949 General Bill, By Felder, Spires, Southard, Allison, Erickson, 

Gagnon, George, Hayes, Horne, Norman, Powers Norrell, Simrill and Wells 


BY ADDING SECTION 40-15-93 SO AS TO DEFINE THE TERM TOOTH 

WHITENING ; TO AMEND SECTION 40-15-70, RELATING TO THE PRAC- 

TICE OF DENTISTRY, SO AS TO INCLUDE TOOTH WHITENING WITHIN 

THE PRACTICE OF DENTISTRY; AND TO AMEND SECTION 40-15-102, 

RELATING TO THE FUNCTIONS A DENTAL HYGIENIST MAY PERFORM 

IN A PRIVATE DENTAL OFFICE, SO AS TO INCLUDE TOOTH WHITEN- 

ING. 








K.R. Crawford, Crosby, Daning, Delleney, Dillard, Edge, Erickson, Felder, 













A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND REID JOHN- 

SON, COREY DAVIS, SIDNEY EDENFIELD, AND ZELICK LEVY OF FAIR- 

FIELD COUNTY S RICHARD WINN ACADEMY (RWA), WHO UNDER


THE NAME TEAM LILY SPEARHEADED THE RAISING OF MORE THAN 

$6,500 TO BENEFIT THE LEUKEMIA & LYMPHOMA SOCIETY. 






















TIVES UPON THE PASSING OF BEAUDELL STEVENSON HENDRIX OF 

FAIRFIELD COUNTY AND TO EXTEND THEIR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO 

HER LARGE AND LOVING FAMILY AND HER MANY FRIENDS. 


H 3952 Resolution, By Allison 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE CHARLES PHILLIP PHIL 

MCINTYRE III, BAND DIRECTOR FOR DISTRICT FIVE SCHOOLS OF 

SPARTANBURG COUNTY S JAMES F. BYRNES HIGH SCHOOL, UPON 

THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT, TO COMMEND HIM FOR HIS 

THIRTY-FIVE YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE AS AN EDUCATOR, AND 

TO WISH HIM MUCH HAPPINESS AND FULFILLMENT IN ALL HIS 



H 3953 Resolution, By Taylor 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR CHIEF DEPUTY 

DWAYNE COURTNEY OF THE AIKEN COUNTY SHERIFF S OFFICE FOR 

THIRTY-FOUR YEARS OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE IN LAW ENFORCE- 

MENT, AND TO WISH HIM WELL IN HIS NEW ROLE AS THE CHIEF OF 

LAW ENFORCEMENT FOR WACKENHUT SERVICES, INC. (WSI), AT THE 

SAVANNAH RIVER SITE. 


ENDAR, AND TO STATE THAT THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ACT DO NOT 

AFFECT THE PROSECUTION OF THE COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE 

LAWS OF THIS STATE. 



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H 3956 General Bill, By Horne and Whipper 



SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS IN THE ALCO- 

HOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL ACT, SO AS TO REVISE THE DEFINITION 

OF FURNISHING LODGING TO PROVIDE FOR AT LEAST EIGHTEEN 

INSTEAD OF TWENTY ROOMS THAT A BUSINESS MUST OFFER FOR 

ACCOMMODATIONS ON A REGULAR BASIS. 














H 3957 Concurrent Resolution, By Henderson 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO FIX WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 2013, 

IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE ELECTION OF CERTAIN MEMBERS 

TO THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, AS THE DATE AND TIME FOR 

THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND THE SENATE TO MEET IN 

JOINT SESSION IN THE HALL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 

FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING MEMBERS OF THE BOARDS OF 

TRUSTEES FOR THE CITADEL, COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY, 

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON, FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY, LANDER 

UNIVERSITY, MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA, SOUTH 

CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY, WINTHROP UNIVERSITY, AND WIL 

LOU GRAY OPPORTUNITY SCHOOL TO SUCCEED THOSE MEMBERS 

WHOSE TERMS EXPIRE ON JUNE 30, 2013, OR WHOSE POSITIONS OTH- 

ERWISE MUST BE FILLED; AND TO ESTABLISH A PROCEDURE 

REGARDING NOMINATIONS AND SECONDING SPEECHES FOR THE 

CANDIDATES FOR THESE OFFICES DURING THE JOINT SESSION. 



H 3954 Resolution, By Henderson 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE DICK BROOKS HONDA 

OF GREER ON RECEIVING THE AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR COMPANY 

PRESIDENT S AWARD FOR ITS EXCEPTIONAL PERFORMANCE IN 2012. 


H 3955 General Bill, By Erickson 



OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE STATUTORY SCHOOL TERM, COLLE- 

GIAL PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT DAYS, AND MAKE-UP DAYS, SO 

AS TO PROVIDE A SCHOOL DISTRICT MAY USE INSTRUCTIONAL 

HOURS OR INSTRUCTIONAL DAYS TO SATISFY REQUIREMENTS FOR 

SCHOOL CALENDARS, COLLEGIAL PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 

DAYS, AND MAKE-UP DAYS, TO DELETE A PROVISION ALLOWING A 

DISTRICT TO VARY THE NUMBER OF HOURS THAT COMPRISE AN 

INSTRUCTIONAL DAY AMONG ITS SCHOOLS, TO PROVIDE A DATE 

BEFORE WHICH THE OPENING DATE OF A SCHOOL MAY BEGIN 

UNLESS THE SCHOOL OPERATES ON A YEAR-ROUND MODIFIED CAL- 

275 



CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 

COUNCIL, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THIS CHAPTER ALSO RELATES 

TO THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACADEMY, TO PROVIDE DEFINITIONS 

FOR THE TERMS ACADEMY AND DIRECTOR , TO CORRECT CERTAIN 

REFERENCES, AND TO MAKE TECHNICAL CHANGES; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 17-5-130, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE QUALIFICATIONS 

FOR THE ELECTION OF AND TRAINING FOR CORONERS, SO AS TO 

SUBSTITUTE THE TERM SOUTH CAROLINA CRIMINAL JUSTICE 

ACADEMY FOR THE TERM DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ; TO 

AMEND SECTION 24-5-340, RELATING TO RESERVE DETENTION OFFI- 

CERS, SO AS TO SUBSTITUTE THE TERM SOUTH CAROLINA CRIMI- 

NAL JUSTICE ACADEMY FOR THE TERM DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 

SAFETY ; TO AMEND SECTIONS 63-19-1860 AND 63-19-1880, BOTH 

RELATING TO THE CONDITIONAL RELEASE OF A JUVENILE AND THE 

EMPLOYMENT OF PROBATION COUNSELORS, SO AS TO SUBSTITUTE 

THE TERM SOUTH CAROLINA LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING COUN-


CIL FOR THE TERM DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY , AND TO COR- 

RECT CERTAIN REFERENCES TO THE CODE OF LAWS. 



H 3959 General Bill, By Kennedy, Quinn, Spires, Huggins, Atwater, 

Bingham, Delleney, Felder, Finlay, D.C. Moss, Norman, Pope, Sellers, 

Simrill, Tallon, Weeks and Wood 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO FIRST DEGREE SEXUAL 

EXPLOITATION OF A MINOR, SO AS TO INCLUDE THE APPEARANCE 

OF A MINOR IN A STATE OF SEXUALLY EXPLICIT NUDITY IN THE 

PURVIEW OF THE OFFENSE; TO AMEND SECTION 16-15-405, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO SECOND DEGREE SEXUAL EXPLOITATION 

OF A MINOR, SO AS TO INCLUDE THE APPEARANCE OF A MINOR IN A 

STATE OF SEXUALLY EXPLICIT NUDITY IN THE PURVIEW OF THE 

OFFENSE AND INCREASE THE MAXIMUM PENALTY FROM TEN TO 

FIFTEEN YEARS; AND TO AMEND SECTION 16-15-410, AS AMENDED, 

RELATING TO THIRD DEGREE SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF A MINOR, 

SO AS TO INCLUDE THE APPEARANCE OF A MINOR IN A STATE OF 

SEXUALLY EXPLICIT NUDITY IN THE PURVIEW OF THE OFFENSE. 





BY ADDING SECTION 38-41-35 SO AS TO REQUIRE EMPLOYERS PAR- 

TICIPATING IN A MULTIPLE EMPLOYER SELF-INSURED HEALTH PLAN 

TO EXECUTE HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENTS IN WHICH THE 

EMPLOYER AGREES TO PAY ALL UNPAID PORTIONS OF INSURED 

CLAIMS, AND TO REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE TO 

PROVIDE FORMS THAT MUST BE USED FOR THESE AGREEMENTS, 

AMONG OTHER THINGS. 



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H 3961 General Bill, By Wood, Allison, Owens, Horne, Crosby, Daning, 

Gagnon, Govan, Hardee, Jefferson, Kennedy, Munnerlyn, J.R. Smith, 

Spires, Taylor, Wells, R.L. Brown and Whipper 



THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES MAY ISSUE AUTISM 

AWARENESS SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES. 



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276 




H 3962 General Bill, By Pitts, Parks and Riley 



ING PRECINCTS IN GREENWOOD COUNTY, SO AS TO ADD CERTAIN 

PRECINCTS AND TO DESIGNATE A MAP NUMBER ON WHICH THE 





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H 3963 Resolution, By Kennedy 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND CONGRATULATE NAZA- 

RETH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF LEESVILLE ON THE OCCA- 

SION OF ITS HISTORIC TWO HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY AND TO 

COMMEND THE CHURCH FOR TWO CENTURIES OF SERVICE TO GOD 

AND THE COMMUNITY. 


H 3964 General Bill, By Williams, Jefferson, Robinson-Simpson, Anderson, 

Burns, Clyburn, Govan, Hosey, Pitts, Powers Norrell, Ridgeway and Knight 


BY ADDING SECTION 39-1-110 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT ANY PERSON 

THAT IS IN THE BUSINESS OF SELLING MOTOR FUEL AT RETAIL IN 

THIS STATE AND CHARGES DIFFERENT PRICES FOR THE PURCHASE 

OF MOTOR FUEL BASED ON THE FORM OF PAYMENT, MUST CON- 

SIDER A DEBIT CARD THE SAME AS CASH, AND CHARGE THE PUR- 

CHASER THE SAME AS IF THE PURCHASER PAID WITH CASH. 



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H 3965 Resolution, By J.R. Smith, Clyburn, Hixon, Taylor and Wells 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR GASPER LOREN 

TOOLE III OF AIKEN COUNTY UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIRE- 

MENT FROM THE AIKEN COUNTY COMMISSION FOR HIGHER EDUCA- 

TION, TO THANK HIM FOR HIS MANY YEARS OF OUTSTANDING 

PUBLIC SERVICE, AND TO WISH HIM MUCH HAPPINESS AND FUL- 

FILLMENT IN THE YEARS AHEAD. 


H 3966 Resolution, By McCoy, Stavrinakis, Quinn, Sellers, Simrill, Mitchell, 

Rutherford, Horne, Harrell, Pope, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 




K.R. Crawford, Crosby, Daning, Delleney, Dillard, Douglas, Edge, Erickson,




Herbkersman, Hiott, Hixon, Hodges, Hosey, Howard, Huggins, Jefferson, 


McEachern, M.S. McLeod, W.J. McLeod, Merrill, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, 

Munnerlyn, Murphy, Nanney, Neal, Newton, Norman, Ott, Owens, Parks, 

Patrick, Pitts, Powers Norrell, Putnam, Ridgeway, Riley, Rivers, Robinson- 

Simpson, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, Skelton, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, J.E. 

Smith, J.R. Smith, Sottile, Southard, Spires, Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, 


Wood 


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR UNIVERSITY OF 

SOUTH CAROLINA DEFENSIVE END JADEVEON CLOWNEY FOR HIS 

OUTSTANDING SEASON, AND TO CONGRATULATE HIM FOR BEING 

NAMED THE 2012 AT&T NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR AND SEC 

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR. 





















TIVES UPON THE PASSING OF CARNELL MURPHY, SR., OF FAIRFIELD 

COUNTY AND TO EXTEND THE DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HIS FAMILY 



H 3968 Concurrent Resolution, By Hamilton, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 






George, Gilliard, Goldfinch, Govan, Hardee, Hardwick, Harrell, Hart, 











A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO PROCLAIM MAY 16, 2013, AS 

SENIOR HUNGER AWARENESS DAY IN SOUTH CAROLINA, TO 

ENCOURAGE ALL SOUTH CAROLINIANS TO LEARN MORE ABOUT 

THE IMPACT OF HUNGER AND MALNUTRITION ON THE HEALTH OF 

OUR CITIZENS AND ON THE PROGRESS OF OUR STATE, AND TO 

WORK TOGETHER FOR A HUNGER-FREE SOUTH CAROLINA. 


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H 3969 Concurrent Resolution, By Lucas, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 









Long, Lowe, Mack, McCoy, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, W.J. McLeod, 








A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO EXPRESS THE BELIEF OF THE GEN- 

ERAL ASSEMBLY THAT NASCAR RACING IS AN INTEGRAL AND 

VITAL PART OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND ITS ECONOMY, 

TO RECOGNIZE THE DARLINGTON RACEWAY AS ONE OF OUR STATE 

S MOST TREASURED ATTRACTIONS, AS WELL AS IDENTIFY NASCAR 

S RICH HISTORY IN THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, AND TO NAME 

THE WEEK OF MAY 5, 2013, THROUGH MAY 12, 2013, AS DARLINGTON 

RACEWAY WEEK - A WEEK TOO TOUGH TO TAME IN SOUTH CARO- 

LINA. 








H 3970 Concurrent Resolution, By G.R. Smith, J.R. Smith, Bedingfield, 

Hamilton, Finlay, Powers Norrell, Clyburn, Anderson, H.A. Crawford, 

Simrill, Bales, G.A. Brown, Atwater, Toole, Burns, Kennedy, Barfield, 

Gagnon, Govan, Nanney, Newton, Pope, Ridgeway, Wood, Alexander, 

Allison, Anthony, Ballentine, Bannister, Bernstein, Bingham, Bowen, 

Bowers, Branham, Brannon, R.L. Brown, Chumley, Clemmons, Cobb- 

Hunter, Cole, K.R. Crawford, Crosby, Daning, Delleney, Dillard, Douglas, 

Edge, Erickson, Felder, Forrester, Funderburk, Gambrell, George, Gilliard, 

Goldfinch, Hardee, Hardwick, Harrell, Hart, Hayes, Henderson, 


Jefferson, King, Knight, Limehouse, Loftis, Long, Lowe, Lucas, Mack, 


Moss, V.S. Moss, Munnerlyn, Murphy, Neal, Norman, Ott, Owens, Parks, 

Patrick, Pitts, Putnam, Quinn, Riley, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, 

Rutherford, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, Skelton, G.M. Smith, J.E. Smith, 

Sottile, Southard, Spires, Stavrinakis, Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, Vick, 

Weeks, Wells, Whipper, White, Whitmire, Williams and Willis 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 

2013, AS NATIONAL FAST DAY IN HONOR OF THE ONE HUNDRED FIF- 

TIETH ANNIVERSARY OF PRESIDENT ABRAHAM LINCOLN S PROCLA- 

MATION APPOINTING A NATIONAL FAST DAY. 







H 3971 General Bill, By Stringer and Willis


A BILL TO PROVIDE THAT THE GREENVILLE HOSPITAL SYSTEM 

BOARD OF TRUSTEES, AS DESIGNATED IN ACT 1285 OF 1966, IS 

CHANGED TO THE GREENVILLE HEALTH SYSTEM BOARD OF TRUST- 

EES. 


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calendar 







H 3972 General Bill, By Forrester, Erickson, Patrick, Allison, Ballentine, 

Brannon, Chumley, Long and Tallon 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE UNLAWFUL DISTRI- 

BUTION OF CAMPAIGN LITERATURE AT A POLLING PLACE, SO AS TO 

CLARIFY THE RESTRICTION APPLIES TO THE EXTERIOR ENTRANCE 

AND TO INCLUDE BUTTONS, STICKERS, OR OTHER ITEMS THAT DIS- 

PLAY THE NAME OF A CANDIDATE IN THOSE TYPES OF CAMPAIGN 

LITERATURE THAT MAY NOT BE DISTRIBUTED OR DISPLAYED. 



H 3973 (Rat # 0036, Act # 0025) General Bill, By Bedingfield, Alexander, 


















BY ADDING SECTION 53-3-115 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE MONTH 

OF SEPTEMBER OF EVERY YEAR IS DESIGNATED AS GOLDEN-SEP- 

TEMBER CHILDHOOD CANCER AWARENESS MONTH IN SOUTH CAR- 

OLINA. - ratified title 


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278 


05/02/13 Ratified R 36 



05/13/13 Act No. 25 

H 3974 General Bill, By Loftis, Brannon, Burns, Erickson, Bannister, 

Barfield, Hamilton, Harrell, Henderson, Hosey, Murphy, G.M. Smith, G.R. 

Smith and J.R. Smith 



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DISCLOSURE OF 

RECORDS AND RETURNS FILED WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF REVE- 

NUE, SO AS TO ALLOW THE DISCLOSURE OF CERTAIN INFORMATION 

TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE ABOUT A TAXPAYER WHO FILED AN 

INITIAL OR FINAL CORPORATE RETURN; AND BY ADDING SECTION 

12-58-165 SO AS TO ALLOW THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE TO 

EXPUNGE THE RECORDING OF A LIEN ONCE THE LIEN IS FULLY PAID 

AND SATISFIED. 











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H 3975 General Bill, By Herbkersman, Newton, Patrick and Erickson 



BY ADDING ARTICLE 11 TO CHAPTER 10, TITLE 4 ENACTING THE 

LOCAL OPTION SCHOOL OPERATING MILLAGE PROPERTY TAX 

CREDIT ACT SO AS TO ALLOW A COUNTY GOVERNING BODY WITH 

REFERENDUM APPROVAL TO IMPOSE A ONE PERCENT SALES TAX 

THE REVENUE OF WHICH IS USED TO PROVIDE A CREDIT AGAINST 

PROPERTY TAX LEVIED IN THE COUNTY FOR SCHOOL OPERATIONS, 

TO PROVIDE FOR THE REFERENDUM, THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE 

REVENUE, THE CALCULATION AND APPLICATION OF THE CREDIT 

AND THE ADJUSTMENT OF THE MILLAGE INCREASE CAP TO 

REFLECT ANNUAL GROWTH IN THIS REVENUE, AND TO PROVIDE 

THAT THE TAX MAY BE RESCINDED BY REFERENDUM INITIATED BY 

A PETITION OF FIFTEEN PERCENT OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF 

THE COUNTY OR BY ORDINANCE IF THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE 

COUNTY DETERMINES THAT CHANGES IN STATE LAW PROVIDING 

FOR THE FINANCING OF SCHOOL OPERATIONS MAKE THE ORIGINAL 

PURPOSE OF THE TAX IMPOSSIBLE TO ACCOMPLISH UNDER THE 

EXISTING LAW. 



H 3976 Resolution, By Govan, Jefferson, Cobb-Hunter, Ott and Hosey 



TIVES UPON THE PASSING OF WILLAR MAE FLAGLER TISDALE OF 

WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY AND TO EXTEND THEIR DEEPEST SYMPA- 

THY TO HER LARGE AND LOVING FAMILY AND HER MANY FRIENDS.



H 3977 Resolution, By Mitchell, Allison, Brannon, Chumley, Cole, Forrester, 

Tallon and Wood 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE SPARTAN- 

BURG METHODIST COLLEGE MEN S BASKETBALL TEAM, COACHES, 

AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS FOR AN OUTSTANDING SEASON, AND TO 

CONGRATULATE THEM FOR WINNING THE 2013 NATIONAL JUNIOR 

COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION (NJCAA) REGION 10 TOURNA- 

MENT CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


H 3978 General Bill, By White and G.M. Smith 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO MEDICAID NURSING 

HOME PERMITS, TO DEFINE MEDICAID PERMIT DAY , TO SPECIFY 

THE MANNER IN WHICH ADDITIONAL MEDICAID PERMIT DAYS ARE 

ALLOCATED, TO SET FORTH COMPLIANCE STANDARDS AND PENAL- 

TIES FOR VIOLATIONS, AND TO PROVIDE CERTAIN REPORTING 

REQUIREMENTS. 




Means HJ-55 







H 3979 Concurrent Resolution, By Harrell, R.L. Brown, Crosby, Gilliard, 

Goldfinch, Horne, Limehouse, Mack, McCoy, Merrill, Rivers, Sottile, 

Stavrinakis, Whipper, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, 


Bowen, Bowers, Branham, Brannon, G.A. Brown, Burns, Chumley, 


Daning, Delleney, Dillard, Douglas, Edge, Erickson, Felder, Finlay, Forrester, 

Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, George, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, 

Hardwick, Hart, Hayes, Henderson, Herbkersman, Hiott, Hixon, Hodges, 

Hosey, Howard, Huggins, Jefferson, Kennedy, King, Knight, Loftis, Long, 

Lowe, Lucas, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, W.J. McLeod, Mitchell, D.C. Moss, 

V.S. Moss, Munnerlyn, Murphy, Nanney, Neal, Newton, Norman, Ott, 


Ridgeway, Riley, Robinson-Simpson, Rutherford, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, 


Southard, Spires, Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, Toole, Vick, Weeks, Wells, 

White, Whitmire, Williams, Willis and Wood 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO SUPPORT PLANS TO CREATE THE 

NATIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR MUSEUM ON THE WATERFRONT IN 

MOUNT PLEASANT, SOUTH CAROLINA, OVERLOOKING THE CITY OF 

CHARLESTON, WHICH WILL SERVE AS A PERMANENT PLACE OF 

HONOR AND RECOGNITION FOR THOSE INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE 

BEEN AWARDED THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF RECOGNITION FOR THEIR 

SACRIFICE AND SERVICE; AS A PLACE TO INSPIRE CURRENT AND 

FUTURE GENERATIONS ABOUT THE IDEALS OF COURAGE, PATRIO- 

TISM, LEADERSHIP, AND SACRIFICE; TO HELP THEM UNDERSTAND 

THE MEANING AND PRICE OF FREEDOM; AND TO ENCOURAGE THEM 

TO EMBRACE THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES AS CITIZENS IN A DEMOC- 

RACY. 




04/23/13 Senate Recalled from Committee on General SJ-5 


H 3980 General Bill, By Daning 

279 



MENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ISSUE PERMITS THAT ALLOW 

CERTAIN VEHICLES AND TRAILERS TO TRANSPORT UNPROCESSED 

FOREST PRODUCTS. 



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H 3981 Resolution, By Cobb-Hunter, Harrell, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 

















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR SERGEANT FIRST CLASS HERBERT 

LAVANDER HERB JONES, ASSISTANT TO THE SERGEANT-AT-ARMS 

OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, AND TO BID HIM GODSPEED 

UNTIL HE RETURNS FROM DEPLOYING TO AFGHANISTAN WITH THE 

FORCES OF OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM. 


















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO DECLARE THE WEEK OF APRIL 21-27, 2013, 

AS CRIME VICTIMS RIGHTS WEEK IN SOUTH CAROLINA AND TO 

REAFFIRM THIS STATE S COMMITMENT TO RESPECT AND ENFORCE 

VICTIMS RIGHTS AND ADDRESS THEIR NEEDS THROUGHOUT THE 

YEAR. 


H 3983 General Bill, By Sellers, G.M. Smith, White and Bowers 



RURAL COUNTIES WITH ACCESS TO FREE EMERGENCY HOSPITAL 

CARE AND ALLOW RELICENSURE OF CLOSED RURAL HOSPITALS AS 

FREESTANDING EMERGENCY HEALTH CARE FACILITIES UNDER CER- 

TAIN CIRCUMSTANCES. 




Means HJ-55


04/30/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Cobb-Hunter, Ott, George, 

McLeod, Parks, Robinson-Simpson, RL Brown HJ-54 

04/30/13 House Requests for debate removed-Rep(s). WJ McLeod, Parks, 

George, Robinson-Simpson HJ-181 

04/30/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Bales HJ-181 




05/28/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Hiott, Skelton, Pitts, Gambrell, 

Owens, Toole, Forrester HJ-9 


H 3984 General Bill, By Hardwick, Clemmons, Goldfinch, H.A. Crawford 

and Hixon 


BY ADDING SECTION 48-23-300 SO AS TO PROVIDE A MAJOR FACIL- 

ITY PROJECT REQUESTING THIRD-PARTY CERTIFICATION MAY NOT 

SEEK A RATING POINT THAT WOULD DISCRIMINATE AGAINST WOOD 

PRODUCTS OF THIS STATE DERIVED FROM FORESTLANDS CERTIFIED 

BY THE SUSTAINABLE FORESTRY INITIATIVE OR THE AMERICAN 

TREE FARM SYSTEM. 




H 3985 General Bill, By J.E. Smith and R.L. Brown 


BY ADDING CHAPTER 2 TO TITLE 47 SO AS TO ENACT THE DANGER- 

OUS WILD ANIMALS ACT , TO DEFINE CERTAIN TERMS, TO PROHIBIT 

CERTAIN PERSONS FROM OWNING, POSSESSING, OR COMING INTO 

CONTACT WITH A DANGEROUS WILD ANIMAL, TO AUTHORIZE 

INSPECTIONS BY THE ANIMAL CONTROL AUTHORITY, TO AUTHO- 

RIZE CONFISCATION OF THESE ANIMALS UNDER CERTAIN CONDI- 

TIONS, TO PROVIDE THAT LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL BODIES MAY 

ADOPT AN ORDINANCE THAT REGULATES THE POSSESSION OF DAN- 

GEROUS WILD ANIMALS, TO REGULATE THE TREATMENT OF DAN- 

GEROUS WILD ANIMALS, AND TO PROVIDE PENALTIES. 




H 3986 General Bill, By Rivers, Bowen, Simrill, Atwater, Toole, Huggins, 

Ballentine, Delleney, Finlay, Hixon, Lowe, D.C. Moss, Norman, Pope, 

Putnam, Sandifer, Thayer, Loftis, Burns and Goldfinch 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE POWERS OF A MUNICI- 

PALITY, SO AS TO PROHIBIT THE LEVY OF A BUSINESS LICENSE TAX; 

BY ADDING SECTION 5-7-320 SO AS TO PROHIBIT A MUNICIPALITY 

FROM IMPOSING ANY TAX OR CHARGING ANY FEE FOR THE PRIVI- 

LEGE OF OPERATING A BUSINESS INSIDE THE MUNICIPALITY; AND 

BY ADDING SECTION 4-9-197 SO AS TO REQUIRE A COUNTY THAT 

IMPOSES A LICENSE TAX MUST REMIT ANY COLLECTIONS FROM A 

BUSINESS LICENSE TAX COLLECTED FROM A BUSINESS LOCATED 

INSIDE THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF A MUNICIPALITY TO THE MUNIC- 

IPALITY IN WHICH THE BUSINESS IS LOCATED. 



04/24/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Loftis, Burns, 

Goldfinch 

H 3987 General Bill, By Goldfinch, Herbkersman, Clemmons, Kennedy, 

Huggins, Hardee, McCoy, Stavrinakis, Sottile, Limehouse, Hardwick, H.A. 

Crawford, Riley, Murphy, Spires, Burns, Funderburk, Atwater, Barfield, 

Bingham, Cole, Finlay, Gagnon, George, Harrell, Owens, Pitts, Ryhal, 

Taylor, Vick, Wells, White, Knight, Erickson and Newton 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS OF TERMS 

280 

CONTAINED IN THE SOUTH CAROLINA FOOD AND COSMETIC ACT, 

SO AS TO REVISE THE DEFINITIONS OF THE TERM FOOD , AND TO 

DEFINE THE TERMS SEAFOOD AND LOCAL SEAFOOD ; AND TO 

AMEND SECTION 39-25-30, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO ACTS PRO- 

HIBITED UNDER THE SOUTH CAROLINA FOOD AND COSMETIC ACT, 

SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A RETAIL OR WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENT 

IS PROHIBITED FROM SELLING SEAFOOD WHILE KNOWINGLY AND 

WILFULLY MISREPRESENTING THE IDENTITY OF THE SEAFOOD TO 

ITS PATRONS. 









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H 3988 Concurrent Resolution, By Quinn 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CELEBRATE THE JOY AND BEAUTY 

OF ORGAN MUSIC IN THE PALMETTO STATE BY PROCLAIMING THE 

WEEK OF JUNE 30 THROUGH JULY 6, 2013, AS ORGANISTS WEEK IN 








H 3989 Joint Resolution, By House Education and Public Works 


A JOINT RESOLUTION TO APPROVE REGULATIONS OF THE STATE 

BOARD OF EDUCATION, RELATING TO ASSISTING, DEVELOPING, AND 

EVALUATING PROFESSIONAL TEACHING (ADEPT), DESIGNATED AS 


SIONS OF ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 23, TITLE 1 OF THE 1976 CODE. 


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CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO GAMBLING AND LOTTERIES, SO AS 

TO ADD DEFINITIONS FOR THE REGULATION OF GAMBLING, TO 

MAKE UNIFORM PENALTIES FOR UNLAWFUL LOTTERIES AND GAM- 

BLING, TO ALLOW FOR RECOVERY OF GAMBLING LOSSES UNDER 

CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, TO PROVIDE A PROCEDURE FOR THE 

DESTRUCTION OF CERTAIN ILLEGAL GAMBLING DEVICES, AND TO


REQUIRE QUALIFIED AMUSEMENT GAMES TO BE LICENSED BY THE 

DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. 



H 3991 Resolution, By Spires, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 














J.R. Smith, Sottile, Southard, Stavrinakis, Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, 


Wood 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR KENNY 

CHESNEY FOR HIS OUTSTANDING CAREER IN COUNTRY MUSIC AND 

TO WELCOME HIM TO THE PALMETTO STATE FOR HIS NO SHOES 

NATION TOUR IN COLUMBIA. 


H 3992 Concurrent Resolution, By Howard, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 

















A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO COMMEND THE BOYS & GIRLS 

CLUBS OF SOUTH CAROLINA FOR THEIR WONDERFUL EFFORTS IN 

HELPING SOUTH CAROLINA S YOUTH PREPARE FOR A PRODUCTIVE 

LIFE, TO RECOGNIZE THE THIRTEEN YOUNG PEOPLE FROM DIFFER- 

ENT BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS THROUGHOUT THE STATE WHO HAVE 

BEEN NAMED 2013 YOUTH OF THE YEAR BY THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

ALLIANCE OF BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS, AND TO DECLARE THURSDAY, 

APRIL 25, 2013, AS BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS DAY AT THE STATE 

HOUSE. 







LIMITED PUBLIC FORUM FOR STUDENT SPEAKERS AT CERTAIN 

EVENTS IN A CERTAIN TIME, PLACE, AND MANNER, SUBJECT TO 

EXISTING EXCEPTIONS FOR GRADUATION CEREMONIES AND 

SCHOOL-SPONSORED ATHLETIC EVENTS. 



04/24/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Barfield, 

George, Hayes, Atwater, Toole, Huggins, Quinn, Bingham 

H 3994 General Bill, By Patrick, Owens and Rivers 

Similar (S 0516, H 3926) 


SO AS TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA READ TO SUCCEED ACT BY 

ADDING CHAPTER 155 TO TITLE 59, TO ESTABLISH WITHIN THE 

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION THE SOUTH CAROLINA READ TO SUC- 

CEED OFFICE TO IMPLEMENT A COMPREHENSIVE, SYSTEMIC 

APPROACH TO READING WITH SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES, TO PROVIDE 

OBLIGATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS OF THE PROGRAM, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE NECESSARY DEFINITIONS, AMONG OTHER THINGS. 



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H 3995 General Bill, By G.M. Smith, Quinn, King, Edge, Finlay, 

Herbkersman and Pope 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE STATEWIDE TRANSPORTATION 

IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM, SO AS TO REVISE THE CRITERIA AND THE 

MANDATORY PRIORITY LIST FOR SELECTING CERTAIN TRANSPOR- 

TATION IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS AND NONMETROPOLITAN AREA 

PROJECTS. 



HJ-108 

H 3996 Resolution, By Weeks, G.M. Smith, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 













Simpson, Rutherford, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, Simrill, Skelton, G.R. 


Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, Toole, Vick, Wells, Whipper, White, 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE MILLWOOD ELEMEN- 

TARY SCHOOL AT THE CELEBRATION OF ITS FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY 

AND TO COMMEND THE ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, STAFF, STU- 

DENTS, PARENTS, AND ALUMNI OF THIS OUTSTANDING SCHOOL FOR 

THEIR PART IN ENSURING MILLWOOD S SUCCESS IN SERVING THE 

EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF THE CHILDREN OF SUMTER. 


H 3993 General Bill, By Daning, Crosby, Murphy, Bowen, Southard, 

Putnam, Thayer, Barfield, George, Hayes, Atwater, Toole, Huggins, Quinn 

and Bingham 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE RELIGIOUS VIEWPOINTS ANTIDIS- 

CRIMINATION ACT, SO AS TO REQUIRE SCHOOLS TO PROVIDE A 

281 

H 3997 Resolution, By Nanney, Loftis, Hamilton, Bannister, Dillard, 

Robinson-Simpson, Bedingfield, Henderson and G.R. Smith 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND CHILDREN S 

HOSPITAL OF GREENVILLE HEALTH SYSTEM ON ITS DEDICATION TO 

PROVIDING OUTSTANDING MEDICAL CARE FOR EVERY CHILD. 



H 3998 Concurrent Resolution, By Mitchell 


OF TRANSPORTATION NAME THE PORTION OF UNION STREET IN 

SPARTANBURG COUNTY FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH CEDAR 

SPRINGS ROAD TO ITS INTERSECTION WITH SOUTHPORT ROAD 

SCHP PATROLMAN NORRIS NETTLES MEMORIAL HIGHWAY AND 

ERECT APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS ALONG THIS STREET THAT 

CONTAIN THE WORDS SCHP PATROLMAN NORRIS NETTLES MEMO- 

RIAL HIGHWAY . 



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Burns, Chumley, Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, H.A. Crawford, K.R. 














A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR CORPORAL 

CHAD MULLINIX OF THE MYRTLE BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT FOR 

OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO THE FORCE AND TO HIS SURROUNDING 

COMMUNITY AND TO CONGRATULATE HIM ON BEING NAMED THE 

MYRTLE BEACH ROTARY CLUB 2012 OFFICER JOE MCGARRY MEMO- 

RIAL POLICE OFFICER OF THE YEAR. 


H 4000 Resolution, By Forrester 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE TINDALL CORPORATION OF 

SPARTANBURG AT THE CELEBRATION OF ITS FIFTIETH ANNIVER- 

SARY AND TO CONGRATULATE ITS CHAIRMAN AND CEO, WILLIAM 

BILL LOWNDES III, ON HALF A CENTURY OF OUTSTANDINGLY SUC- 

CESSFUL ENTREPRENEURIAL ENDEAVORS. 


H 4001 Resolution, By Rivers, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 












Quinn, Ridgeway, Riley, Robinson-Simpson, Rutherford, Ryhal, Sabb, 

282 





A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE THE STUDENTS, TEACH- 

ERS, ADMINISTRATORS, AND STAFF OF MARRINGTON MIDDLE 

SCHOOL OF THE ARTS IN BERKELEY COUNTY ON THE RECOGNITION 

OF THEIR SCHOOL AS A 2012 NATIONAL BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL. 


H 4002 Concurrent Resolution, By G.A. Brown, Alexander, Allison, 


Bedingfield, Bernstein, Bingham, Bowen, Bowers, Branham, Brannon, R.L. 

















UPON THE PASSING OF SARAH ROSS JONES OF LEXINGTON COUNTY 

AND TO EXTEND THEIR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HER LARGE AND 




H 4003 General Bill, By Gagnon and Lucas 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE QUALIFICATIONS TO RUN 

AS A CANDIDATE IN GENERAL ELECTIONS, SO AS TO REVISE THE 

OPENING AND CLOSING DATES OF THE CANDIDATE FILING PERIOD; 

AND TO AMEND SECTION 7-13-45, RELATING TO FILING AS A CANDI- 

DATE, SO AS TO REVISE THE PERIOD DURING WHICH THE COUNTY 

CHAIRMAN, OR HIS DESIGNEE, MUST BE PRESENT AT A DESIGNATED 

PLACE TO ACCEPT FILINGS. 



H 4004 Resolution, By Williams 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DR. CHARLES 

GOULD, PRESIDENT OF FLORENCE-DARLINGTON TECHNICAL COL- 

LEGE, UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT AFTER TWENTY 




H 4005 Resolution, By Williams 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DR. JAMES R. 

FREDERICK, PROFESSOR OF CROP PHYSIOLOGY AND SMALL GRAINS 

AT CLEMSON UNIVERSITY, FOR HIS OUTSTANDING RESEARCH AND 

ECONOMIC LEADERSHIP THAT HAS LED TO SOUTH CAROLINA S PRO- 

DUCTION AND MARKETING OF CROPS USED AROUND THE WORLD 

FOR FUEL AND FOOD. 


H 4006 Concurrent Resolution, By Williams 


OF TRANSPORTATION NAME THE PORTION OF INTERSTATE HIGHWAY


95 BETWEEN MILE MARKERS 165 AND 167 SCHP LANCE CORPORAL 

JACOB HAM, JR. MEMORIAL HIGHWAY AND ERECT APPROPRIATE 

MARKERS OR SIGNS ALONG THIS PORTION OF HIGHWAY THAT CON- 

TAIN THE WORDS SCHP LANCE CORPORAL JACOB HAM, JR. MEMO- 

RIAL HIGHWAY . 



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George, Gilliard, Goldfinch, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, Harrell, Hart, 











A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE CAPTAIN ROBERT 

E. CARR OF THE HORRY COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT ON HIS 

RECENT PROMOTION AND TO THANK HIM FOR HIS MANY YEARS OF 

OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE OF HORRY COUNTY. 









George, Gilliard, Goldfinch, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, Harrell, Hart, 











A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE HORRY COUNTY 

POLICE CHIEF SAUNDRA RHODES ON HER PROMOTION TO CHIEF OF 

POLICE AND TO THANK HER FOR HER MANY YEARS OF OUTSTAND- 

ING SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE OF HORRY COUNTY. 



H 4009 Joint Resolution, By Jefferson, Southard, Vick, Williams and 

Gagnon 

283 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO CREATE THE FREE HEALTH CARE STUDY 

COMMITTEE TO STUDY THE EXTENT TO WHICH MEDICAL PROFES- 

SIONALS VOLUNTEER AT FREE MEDICAL CLINICS AND THE VARIETY 

AND EXTENT OF MEDICAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY MEDICAL PRO- 

FESSIONALS, TO PROVIDE FOR MEMBERSHIP OF THE STUDY COM- 

MITTEE AND THE METHOD OF APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS, TO SET 

FORTH THE DUTIES OF THE STUDY COMMITTEE, TO REQUIRE THE 

STUDY COMMITTEE TO PREPARE A REPORT WITH FINDINGS AND 

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE GOVERNOR, GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 

AND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, AND TO 

INCLUDE A SUNSET PROVISION FOR THE STUDY COMMITTEE. 







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A BILL TO AMEND ACT 288 OF 2012, RELATING TO THE 2012-2013 GEN- 

ERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT, SO AS TO REVISE PARAGRAPH 1A.48, 

SECTION 1A, PART IB, THAT DIRECTS THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCA- 

TION TO TRANSFER CERTAIN FUNDS TO MEET MAINTENANCE OF 

EFFORT REQUIREMENTS FOR THE INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES 

EDUCATION ACT BY DELETING THE SET MAXIMUM AMOUNT THAT 

MAY BE TRANSFERRED. 


HJ-113 



05/14/13 House Debate adjourned until Wed/. 05-15-13 HJ-27 


H 4011 General Bill, By Ridgeway, Powers Norrell and George 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE PROCEDURE FOR THE ENACTMENT 

OF ZONING REGULATIONS OR MAPS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT ONLY 

A LANDOWNER, HIS OR HER APPOINTED REPRESENTATIVE, OR THE 

GOVERNING BODY OF THE POLITICAL SUBDIVISION WHICH IS 

RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ZONING REGULATIONS OR MAPS PERTAIN- 

ING TO THE PROPERTY MAY APPLY TO AMEND OR CHANGE ANY 

ZONING REGULATION OR MAP RELATING TO THAT PROPERTY. 



H 4012 Resolution, By Hodges, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 







Henderson, Herbkersman, Hiott, Hixon, Horne, Hosey, Howard, Huggins, 



D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Munnerlyn, Murphy, Nanney, Neal, Newton, Norman,








Similar (S 0624, S 0712, H 4146, H 4149) 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE BEAUFORT COUNTY S 

CANDICE GLOVER FOR HER CONTINUED SUCCESS ON AMERICAN 

IDOL AND TO WISH HER ULTIMATE VICTORY AS SHE STRIVES TO 

BECOME THE SEASON TWELVE AMERICAN IDOL. 



H 4015 General Bill, By Brannon and Tallon 


BY ADDING CHAPTER 12 TO TITLE 56 SO AS TO DEFINE THE TERM 

AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE AND OTHER TERMS RELATED TO THE MAN- 

UFACTURE AND OPERATION OF AN AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE , AND 

TO PROVIDE A PROCEDURE FOR THE TESTING AND OPERATION OF 

AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES IN THIS STATE. 



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A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR REBECCA ROB- 

BINS OF AIKEN COUNTY UPON THE OCCASION OF HER RETIREMENT 

FROM THE AIKEN COUNTY COMMISSION FOR HIGHER EDUCATION, 

TO THANK HER FOR HER MANY YEARS OF OUTSTANDING PUBLIC 

SERVICE, AND TO WISH HER MUCH HAPPINESS AND FULFILLMENT 

IN THE YEARS AHEAD. 


H 4014 General Bill, By Mitchell, Cobb-Hunter, King, Dillard, Mack, 

Anderson, R.L. Brown, Sandifer, Whitmire, Bingham, Bannister, Neal, 

Finlay, Pitts, Howard, Whipper, Quinn, Hart, Brannon, Edge, K.R. 

Crawford, Lucas, Harrell and Owens 



OF SOUTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY, SO AS TO RECONSTITUTE 

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES BY REVISING THE NUMBER OF BOARD 

MEMBERS AND THE MANNER IN WHICH THEY ARE ELECTED TO 

ACCOUNT FOR THE NEW SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, PRO- 

VIDING TWO AT-LARGE SEATS FILLED BY ELECTION OF THE GEN- 

ERAL ASSEMBLY AND TWO AT-LARGE SEATS FILLED BY 

APPOINTMENT OF THE GOVERNOR, ONE OF WHOM IS RECOM- 

MENDED BY THE SOUTH CAROLINA STATE NATIONAL ALUMNI 

ASSOCIATION, TO REVISE OTHER PROVISIONS RELATING TO TERMS 

OF BOARD MEMBERS, AND TO PROVIDE TRANSITION PROVISIONS. 


HJ-4 

04/25/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Dillard, Mack, 

Anderson, R.L.Brown, Sandifer, Whitmire, Bingham, 

Bannister, Neal, Finlay, Pitts, Howard, Whipper, Quinn, 

Hart, Brannon, Edge, K.R.Crawford, Lucas, Harrell 


04/30/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Owens 






284 

H 4016 General Bill, By Robinson-Simpson, Cobb-Hunter, Clyburn, Sabb, 

Williams, Jefferson, Mitchell, Dillard, King, Mack, Gilliard and Howard 


BY ADDING SECTION 59-150-385 SO AS TO PROVIDE A DESIGNATED 

LOTTERY GAME FROM WHICH PROCEEDS MUST BE USED TO PRO- 

VIDE ADDITIONAL FUNDS TO FACILITATE ACCELERATED LEARNING 

FOR UNDERACHIEVING STUDENTS TO ELIMINATE DISPARITY IN 

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT IN KINDERGARTEN THROUGH TWELFTH 

GRADE, AND TO NAME THE GAME THE BOOST LEARNING GAME . 



H 4017 General Bill, By Robinson-Simpson, Cobb-Hunter, Clyburn, Sabb, 

Williams, Jefferson, King, Anderson, Mitchell, Dillard, Neal, Mack, Gilliard, 

Hodges and Howard 


BY ADDING SECTION 59-20-52 SO AS TO ENACT THE STEP INCENTIVE 

FOR SUCCESSFUL TEACHERS IN LOW-PERFORMING SCHOOLS 

(STILPS) STUDY COMMITTEE TO DEVELOP A STEP INCREASE COM- 

PENSATION PLAN FOR HIGHLY QUALIFIED TEACHERS WITH DEMON- 

STRATED SUCCESS IN ELEVATING STUDENT ACADEMIC 

ACHIEVEMENT AND WHO SERVE IN LOW-PERFORMING SCHOOLS AS 

A REWARD FOR GAINS IN ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT BY THEIR STU- 

DENTS; TO PROVIDE FOR ITS MEMBERSHIP AND DUTIES, AND TO 

REQUIRE THE COMMITTEE TO MAKE A REPORT OF ITS FINDINGS 

WITH RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, THE 

SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION, AND THE GOVERNOR, AND TO 

PROVIDE FOR ITS TERMINATION; AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE 

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SHALL PROMULGATE REGULATIONS 

TO IMPLEMENT THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE STUDY COMMIT- 

TEE EFFECTIVE STARTING WITH THE 2014-2015 SCHOOL YEAR. 



HJ-5 

H 4018 General Bill, By Robinson-Simpson, Williams, Jefferson, Anderson, 

Gilliard, Cobb-Hunter, Mitchell, Dillard, King, Mack, Neal, R.L. Brown, 

Clyburn and Howard 


BY ADDING SECTION 12-6-3710 SO AS TO ALLOW A FIVE THOUSAND 

DOLLAR TAX CREDIT TO ANY TAXPAYER THAT EMPLOYS A FOR- 

MERLY INCARCERATED INDIVIDUAL AS A FULL-TIME EMPLOYEE 

FOR ONE YEAR, TO SPECIFY THE TAXES FOR WHICH THE CREDIT 

MAY BE APPLIED, AND SPECIFY ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS. 



H 4019 General Bill, By Mitchell and Loftis 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT 

COSTS, SO AS TO PROVIDE PROPERTY ASSEMBLY COSTS ALSO 

INCLUDE THE COST OF ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION. 


04/24/13 House Referred to Committee on Ways and Means HJ-6


H 4020 Joint Resolution, By Allison 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE THAT ACT 99 OF 1999, THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA FIRST STEPS TO SCHOOL READINESS ACT, IS REAUTHO- 

RIZED UNTIL JULY 1, 2014. 



HJ-6 


HJ-146 
























A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO DECLARE MAY 2013 AS WATER SAFETY 

AWARENESS MONTH AND TO ENCOURAGE PUBLIC SCHOOL DIS- 

TRICTS OF THIS STATE TO PROVIDE AT LEAST ONE HOUR OF 

INSTRUCTION ON WATER SAFETY DURING THE MONTH OF MAY. 


H 4022 Resolution, By Neal, Bernstein, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 










Mitchell, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Munnerlyn, Murphy, Nanney, Newton, 







A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND COLUMBIA 

JEWISH DAY SCHOOL FOR ITS TWENTY YEARS OF OUTSTANDING 

EDUCATIONAL SERVICE TO THE CHILDREN OF COLUMBIA AND TO 

WISH THE SCHOOL MUCH CONTINUED SUCCESS IN THE YEARS TO 

COME. 


H 4023 General Bill, By Dillard, Anderson, Robinson-Simpson, Hamilton 

and G.R. Smith 

285 


BY ADDING SECTION 8-21-18 SO AS TO REQUIRE STATE AGENCIES, 

BOARDS, COMMITTEES, COMMISSIONS, OR POLITICAL SUBDIVI- 

SIONS TO ENTER INTO MEDIATION BEFORE INSTITUTING A CRIMI- 

NAL ACTION FOR FAILURE TO PAY LATE FEES IMPOSED BY THE 

ENTITY. 



H 4024 General Bill, By K.R. Crawford and Ridgeway 


SO AS TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA LICENSED MIDWIFE ACT 


A CITATION; TO PROVIDE NECESSARY DEFINITIONS; TO REQUIRE 

LICENSURE BY THE BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS TO PRACTICE 

AS AN APPRENTICE MIDWIFE, LICENSED MIDWIFE, OR CERTIFIED 

PROFESSIONAL MIDWIFE, AND TO PROVIDE EXCEPTIONS; TO PRO- 

VIDE THE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING 

AND REGULATION MAY EMPLOY ADDITIONAL STAFF AS NECESSARY 

FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF THE DEPARTMENT S DUTIES UNDER THE 

ACT; TO CREATE THE LICENSED MIDWIFE COMMITTEE AS AN ADVI- 

SORY COMMITTEE TO THE BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS, AND 

TO PROVIDE FOR THE DUTIES, POWERS, COMPOSITION, TERMS, AND 

MEETINGS OF THE COMMITTEE; TO DEFINE THE EXTENT OF CARE 

THAT A LICENSEE MAY PROVIDE; TO RECOMMEND REQUIREMENTS 

FOR LICENSURE; AND TO PROVIDE MISCELLANEOUS REQUIRE- 

MENTS FOR AN APPRENTICE MIDWIFE, LICENSED MIDWIFE, OR CER- 

TIFIED PROFESSIONAL MIDWIFE; AND TO AMEND SECTION 44-89-30, 

RELATING TO DEFINITIONS IN THE BIRTHING CENTER LICENSURE 

ACT, SO AS TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES. 




H 4025 General Bill, By J.E. Smith, Cobb-Hunter, King, Rutherford, 

Whipper and R.L. Brown 

A BILL TO AMEND SECTIONS 1-13-20, 1-13-30, 1-13-70, 1-13-80, AND 1- 

13-90, AS AMENDED, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, ALL 

RELATING TO PROHIBITING DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT 

BECAUSE OF RACE, RELIGION, COLOR, SEX, AGE, NATIONAL ORIGIN, 

OR DISABILITY, SO AS TO ALSO PROHIBIT SUCH DISCRIMINATION 

BECAUSE OF SEXUAL ORIENTATION OR GENDER IDENTITY AND TO 

DEFINE SEXUAL ORIENTATION AND GENDER IDENTITY . 




King, Rutherford 


R.L.Brown 




MENT OF TRANSPORTATION, RELATING TO AGRITOURISM AND 

TOURISM-ORIENTED DIRECTIONAL SIGNING, DESIGNATED AS REGU- 




HJ-66 






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MENT OF TRANSPORTATION, RELATING TO SIGN REQUIREMENTS 

FOR PETITIONS TO CLOSE ROAD, DESIGNATED AS REGULATION DOC- 

UMENT NUMBER 4311, PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 

1, CHAPTER 23, TITLE 1 OF THE 1976 CODE. 


HJ-66 






day HJ-30 







MENT OF TRANSPORTATION, RELATING TO SPECIFIC INFORMATION 

SERVICE SIGNING, DESIGNATED AS REGULATION DOCUMENT NUM- 




HJ-66 






day HJ-31 




H 4029 General Bill, By Putnam, Simrill and White 


BY ADDING SECTION 12-37-223 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT FOR PUR- 

POSES OF AD VALOREM TAXATION, THE FAIR MARKET VALUE OF A 

MOTOR VEHICLE MAY NOT EXCEED THE AMOUNT PAID FOR THE 

MOTOR VEHICLE, SO LONG AS THE MOTOR VEHICLE WAS PUR- 

CHASED FROM A LICENSED DEALER. 



05/02/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Thayer, 

Gagnon 

H 4030 Resolution, By George 


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND ALFRED 

SCHRELL MCFADDEN, PRINCIPAL OF MARION HIGH SCHOOL, UPON 

THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT AFTER THIRTY-THREE YEARS 

OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE AS AN EDUCATOR, AND TO WISH HIM 


ORS. 


REQUIRE THAT FUNDS FOR THE AUDIT MUST BE INCLUDED IN THE 

MUNICIPALITY S ANNUAL BUDGET, TO PROVIDE THAT IF A COPY OF 

THE ANNUAL FINANCIAL AUDIT IS NOT FILED WITH THE STATE 

TREASURER WITHIN THIRTEEN MONTHS OF THE END OF THE AUDIT 

YEAR, THAT STATE PAYMENTS TO THE MUNICIPALITY MUST BE SUS- 

PENDED, TO REQUIRE ADDITIONAL FORENSIC AUDITS IN THE CASE 

OF A SUSPENSION OF STATE PAYMENTS, AND TO PROVIDE THAT IF 

THE DELINQUENT AUDIT AND THE FORENSIC AUDITS ARE NOT 

FILED WITHIN THIRTEEN MONTHS OF THE BEGINNING OF THE STATE 

PAYMENTS SUSPENSION, THE MUNICIPALITY S CERTIFICATE OF 

INCORPORATION MUST BE CANCELED BY THE SECRETARY OF 

STATE. 



H 4032 General Bill, By Goldfinch 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO RESTRICTIONS PLACED ON THE USE 

OF AIRBOATS, SO AS TO CREATE AN EXCEPTION TO THE PROVISION 

THAT LIMITS THE HOURS OF OPERATION OF AIRBOATS ALONG CER- 

TAIN RIVERS IN GEORGETOWN AND HORRY COUNTIES. 






BY ADDING SECTION 12-21-2426 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT ONE-HALF 

OF THE PAID ADMISSIONS TO A SOCCER SPECIFIC STADIUM IS 

EXEMPT FROM THE ADMISSION LICENSE TAX IMPOSED PURSUANT 

TO SECTION 12-21-2420, AND TO DEFINE THE TERM SOCCER SPECIFIC 

STADIUM . 


HJ-18 



05/02/13 House Continued HJ-32 

H 4034 Resolution, By Ballentine, Huggins, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 

















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE MEMBERS 

OF THE CHAPIN EAGLES RUGBY CLUB AND THEIR COACHES FOR AN 

OUTSTANDING SEASON AND TO CONGRATULATE THEM FOR WIN- 

NING THE 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL RUGBY CHAMPION- 

SHIP TITLE. 


H 4031 General Bill, By Goldfinch, Clemmons, Hardwick, H.A. Crawford, 

Loftis, Barfield, Bedingfield, Hamilton, V.S. Moss, Rivers and G.R. Smith 


LINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE REQUIREMENT FOR AN ANNUAL 

FINANCIAL AUDIT OF THE FINANCES OF A MUNICIPALITY, SO AS TO 

286 

H 4035 Resolution, By Ballentine and Huggins 



CHAPIN EAGLES RUGBY CLUB OF LEXINGTON COUNTY WITH THE 

TEAM COACHES, AT A DATE AND TIME TO BE DETERMINED BY THE



MENDED FOR GARNERING THE 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA HIGH 

SCHOOL RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 



















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR MRS. HELEN LEN MARINI OF 

COLUMBIA FOR HER MANY YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE TO THE 

PEOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, TO CONGRATULATE HER ON THE 

OCCASION OF HER RETIREMENT AS DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH FOR 

THE HOUSE EDUCATION AND PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE, AND TO 

WISH HER MUCH SUCCESS AND FULFILLMENT IN ALL HER FUTURE 

ENDEAVORS. 


H 4037 Concurrent Resolution, By Harrell, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 

















A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE THE NATIONAL 

FEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT BUSINESS AT THE CELEBRATION OF 

ITS SEVENTIETH ANNIVERSARY, TO COMMEND THE ORGANIZATION 

FOR ITS OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT OVER THE PAST SEVENTY 

YEARS, AND TO EXTEND SINCERE BEST WISHES FOR CONTINUED 

SUCCESS. 



H 4038 (Rat # 0073) General Bill, By Sandifer and Harrell 



CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO EXEMPTIONS FROM THE APPLICA- 

TION OF THE CHAPTER CONCERNING ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS, 

SO AS TO ADD AN EXEMPTION FOR THE WORK OR PRACTICE OF 

RENDERING CERTAIN ENGINEERING SERVICES TO A CORPORATION 

OPERATING UNDER A PRODUCTION CERTIFICATE ISSUED BY THE 

FEDERAL AVIATION AUTHORITY, AND TO DEFINE A RELATED TERM. 

- ratified title 

287 


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06/04/13 Ratified R 73 

H 4039 General Bill, By Skelton, Bannister, Lucas, Harrell, Ott, Hiott, 

Stringer, V.S. Moss, Sandifer, Bedingfield, Hayes, Rutherford, D.C. Moss, 

J.R. Smith, Brannon, Horne, Anthony, Erickson, Branham, Gambrell, 

Limehouse, J.E. Smith, Sottile and Wells 



BY ADDING ARTICLE 11 TO CHAPTER 119, TITLE 59, ENACTING THE 

CLEMSON UNIVERSITY ENTERPRISE ACT , SO AS TO ALLOW THE 

BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF CLEMSON UNIVERSITY BY RESOLUTION TO 

ESTABLISH AN ENTERPRISE DIVISION AS PART OF CLEMSON UNI- 

VERSITY, TO PROVIDE THAT CERTAIN ASSETS, PROGRAMS, AND 

OPERATIONS OF CLEMSON UNIVERSITY MAY BE TRANSFERRED TO 

THE ENTERPRISE DIVISION, TO PROVIDE THAT THE ENTERPRISE 

DIVISION IS EXEMPT FROM VARIOUS STATE LAWS GOVERNING PRO- 

CUREMENT, HUMAN RESOURCES, PERSONNEL, AND DISPOSITION OF 

REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY WITH SOME SUCH EXEMPTIONS 

APPLYING AUTOMATICALLY AND OTHERS REQUIRING ADDITIONAL 

ACTIONS BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES, TO PROVIDE THAT BONDS, 

NOTES, OR OTHER EVIDENCE OF INDEBTEDNESS MAY BE ISSUED 

FOR THE ENTERPRISE DIVISION AND PROVIDE AUDIT AND REPORT- 

ING REQUIREMENTS; AND TO AMEND SECTIONS 8-11-260, 8-17-370, 

AND 11-35-710, ALL AS AMENDED, AND RELATING RESPECTIVELY TO 

EXEMPTIONS FROM STATE PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATIONS, THE 

STATE EMPLOYEE GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE ACT, AND THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA CONSOLIDATED PROCUREMENT CODE, SO AS TO ADD 

EXEMPTIONS CONFORMING TO THE CLEMSON UNIVERSITY ENTER- 

PRISE ACT. 



















Willis 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO SALUTE GIBBS CANCER CENTER IN SPAR- 

TANBURG ON BEING AWARDED A THREE-YEAR TERM OF ACCREDI- 

TATION FOR THE BEARDEN-JOSEY CENTER FOR BREAST HEALTH BY 

THE NATIONAL ACCREDITATION PROGRAM FOR BREAST CENTERS.



















Willis 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR GIBBS CANCER CENTER IN SPAR- 

TANBURG ON BEING AWARDED A THREE-YEAR TERM OF ACCREDI- 

TATION BY THE COMMISSION ON CANCER OF THE AMERICAN 

COLLEGE OF SURGEONS AND TO CONGRATULATE GIBBS ON RECEIV- 

ING THE COMMISSION ON CANCER S OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT 

AWARD FOR 2013. 


H 4042 Resolution, By Rutherford, Mack, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 









Long, Lowe, Lucas, McCoy, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, W.J. McLeod, 



Putnam, Quinn, Ridgeway, Riley, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, Ryhal, Sabb, 





A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE THE TALENT, POISE, AND DIL- 

IGENCE OF MEGAN TYLER PINCKNEY AND TO CONGRATULATE HER 

FOR BEING CROWNED MISS SOUTH CAROLINA USA FOR 2013. 


H 4043 Resolution, By Rutherford, White, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 













Simpson, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, Simrill, Skelton, G.M. Smith, G.R. 


Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, Toole, Vick, Weeks, Wells, Whipper, 


288 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE VICTORIA CAROL 

SIZEMORE, MISS SOUTH CAROLINA TEEN USA 2013, AND TO COM- 

MEND HER FOR THE DISCIPLINE, ASPIRATIONS, AND TALENT THAT 

HAVE ENABLED HER TO REPRESENT THE PALMETTO STATE WITH 

DIGNITY AND POISE. 


H 4044 Resolution, By Rutherford 


OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TO MISS 

SOUTH CAROLINA USA 2013, MEGAN TYLER PINCKNEY OF NORTH 

CHARLESTON, AND MISS SOUTH CAROLINA TEEN USA 2013, VICTO- 

RIA CAROL SIZEMORE OF ANDERSON, AT A DATE AND TIME TO BE 


ING AND HONORING THEM FOR THE ASPIRATIONS, DISCIPLINE, AND 

TALENT THAT HAVE ENABLED THEM TO REPRESENT THE PALMETTO 

STATE WITH DIGNITY AND POISE. 


H 4045 Resolution, By Putnam, Gagnon, Bowen, Gambrell, Thayer and 

White 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DR. R. WAYNE 

FOWLER, SUPERINTENDENT OF ANDERSON SCHOOL DISTRICT ONE, 

ON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT AFTER FORTY-TWO YEARS 

OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE AND TO WISH HIM CONTINUED SUCCESS 



H 4046 Resolution, By Pope and D.C. Moss 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DIANE BROWN 

FOR HER EXCEPTIONAL WORK AS AN EDUCATOR IN THE PALMETTO 

STATE AND TO CONGRATULATE HER FOR BEING NAMED THE 2012 

YORK SCHOOL DISTRICT ONE TEACHER OF THE YEAR. 


H 4047 Resolution, By Pope and D.C. Moss 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR NICK LAFAVE 

FOR HIS EXEMPLARY WORK AS AN EDUCATOR IN THE PALMETTO 

STATE AND TO CONGRATULATE HIM FOR BEING NAMED THE 2012- 

2013 CLOVER SCHOOL DISTRICT TEACHER OF THE YEAR. 


H 4048 Resolution, By White 


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, RELATING TO THE LIMITS ON CONSID- 

ERATION OF STATEWIDE BILLS AND STATEWIDE JOINT RESOLU- 

TIONS AND THE EXCEPTIONS TO THESE LIMITATIONS, SO AS TO 

DELETE, DURING THE FIRST YEAR OF A TWO-YEAR LEGISLATIVE 

SESSION, THE LIMIT ON THE CONSIDERATION OF A STATEWIDE BILL 

OR STATEWIDE JOINT RESOLUTION INTRODUCED IN THE SENATE 

RECEIVED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AFTER MAY FIRST. 















Ridgeway, Riley, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, Rutherford, Ryhal, Sabb,






Similar (S 0680, H 4050) 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE PICKENS 

HIGH SCHOOL WINTER GUARD, ITS INSTRUCTOR, AND SCHOOL 


THEM FOR WINNING THE SOUTH CAROLINA BAND DIRECTORS 

ASSOCIATION REGIONAL A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP. 



















Similar (S 0680, H 4049) 



PICKENS HIGH SCHOOL WINTER GUARD OF PICKENS COUNTY WITH 

THE DIRECTOR OF BANDS, COLOR GUARD INSTRUCTOR, AND 



MENDED FOR CAPTURING THE 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA BAND DIREC- 

TORS ASSOCIATION REGIONAL A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP. 


H 4051 Concurrent Resolution, By Hosey 


OF TRANSPORTATION NAME THE PORTION OF EAST FLAT STREET IN 

THE TOWN OF ALLENDALE FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH UNITED 

STATES HIGHWAY 301 TO ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE CAMPUS 

PERIMETER OF ALLENDALE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FRANK D. SOLO- 

MON MEMORIAL WAY , AND ERECT APPROPRIATE MARKERS OR 

SIGNS ALONG THIS PORTION OF HIGHWAY THAT CONTAIN THE 

WORDS FRANK D. SOLOMON MEMORIAL WAY . 



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H 4052 Concurrent Resolution, By Limehouse, R.L. Brown, Crosby, 

Gilliard, Goldfinch, Harrell, Horne, Mack, McCoy, Merrill, Rivers, Sottile, 

Stavrinakis and Whipper 


OUTSTANDING WORK OF THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY S HOPE 

289 

LODGE IN CHARLESTON COUNTY FOR FORTY YEARS OF PROVIDING 

VITAL AND COMPASSIONATE SUPPORT FOR CANCER PATIENTS AND 

THEIR CAREGIVERS IN THE PALMETTO STATE. 



H 4053 Concurrent Resolution, By Sellers 



JUNCTURE OF UNITED STATES HIGHWAYS 321 AND 78 IN THE TOWN 

OF DENMARK HARRISON CROSSROADS , AND ERECT APPROPRIATE 

MARKERS OR SIGNS AT THIS INTERSECTION THAT CONTAIN THE 

WORDS HARRISON CROSSROADS . 



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H 4054 Resolution, By Erickson, Herbkersman, Alexander, Allison, 





Douglas, Edge, Felder, Finlay, Forrester, Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, 


Hart, Hayes, Henderson, Hiott, Hixon, Hodges, Horne, Hosey, Howard, 










A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR SISTER STELLA 

BREEN AND SISTER SHEILA BYRNE, UPON THE OCCASION OF THEIR 

RETIREMENT AFTER TWENTY-SIX YEARS OF SIGNIFICANT SERVICE 

TO BEAUFORT COUNTY, AND TO WISH THEM MANY YEARS OF CON- 

TINUED HEALTH AND HAPPINESS IN ALL THEIR FUTURE ENDEAV- 

ORS. 


H 4055 Resolution, By Robinson-Simpson, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 












Powers Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, Ridgeway, Riley, Rivers, Rutherford, Ryhal, 





A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE PAL- 

METTO STATE CHAPTERS OF ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY, INCORPO-


RATED, FOR THEIR MANY YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE TO THE 

PEOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 




Bowen, Bowers, Branham, Brannon, G.A. Brown, R.L. Brown, Burns, 
















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE DELTA 

SIGMA THETA SORORITY, INC., FOR SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTIONS 

TO LOCAL COMMUNITIES WORLDWIDE, TO FURTHER RECOGNIZE 

AND CONGRATULATE THE GEORGETOWN ALUMNAE CHAPTER OF 

DELTA SIGMA THETA FOR ITS OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY SERVICE 

AND PUBLIC OUTREACH ACTIVITIES FOR ALMOST FIFTY YEARS, 

AND TO CONGRATULATE THE MEMBERS UPON THE NATIONAL 

ORGANIZATION S CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY. 



















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND CONGRATULATE MT. 

SINAI MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH OF GEORGETOWN COUNTY ON 

THE OCCASION OF ITS HISTORIC ONE HUNDRED TENTH ANNIVER- 

SARY AND TO COMMEND THE CHURCH FOR MORE THAN A CEN- 

TURY OF SERVICE TO GOD AND THE COMMUNITY. 


H 4058 Concurrent Resolution, By Sellers 


OF TRANSPORTATION NAME THE INTERCHANGE LOCATED AT THE 

JUNCTURE OF INTERSTATE 95 AND SOUTH CAROLINA HIGHWAY 61 

IN COLLETON COUNTY SCHP PATROLMAN FIRST CLASS WILLIE E. 

PEEPLES MEMORIAL INTERCHANGE AND ERECT APPROPRIATE 

MARKERS OR SIGNS AT THIS INTERCHANGE THAT CONTAIN THE 

WORDS SCHP PATROLMAN FIRST CLASS WILLIE E. PEEPLES MEMO- 

RIAL INTERCHANGE . 


290 


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H 4059 Concurrent Resolution, By Pitts, Clemmons, Loftis, Huggins, 

Erickson, J.R. Smith, Burns, Riley, Gambrell, Putnam, Merrill, Crosby, 

Kennedy, H.A. Crawford, Brannon, Hardee, Bedingfield, Quinn, Bingham, 

Finlay, Vick, G.R. Smith, Allison, Ballentine, Chumley, Daning, Delleney, 

Edge, Forrester, Gagnon, Goldfinch, Hamilton, Hardwick, Henderson, Hiott, 

Hixon, Hosey, Lowe, D.C. Moss, Murphy, Nanney, Newton, Norman, Ott, 

Patrick, Pope, Ridgeway, Simrill, G.M. Smith, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, White, 


A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION EXPRESSING AN INVITATION FROM 

THE MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO OUT-OF-STATE BUSI- 

NESSES INVOLVED IN THE MANUFACTURING OF FIREARMS AND 

AMMUNITION AND ACCESSORIES FOR FIREARMS TO CONSIDER 

LOCATING OR EXPANDING EXISTING OPERATIONS IN SOUTH CARO- 

LINA AND TO GUARANTEE THAT SOUTH CAROLINA AND SOUTH 

CAROLINIANS WILL OFFER THEM A WARM WELCOME. 



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SJ-8 




H 4060 Concurrent Resolution, By D.C. Moss, Alexander, Allison, 










McLeod, W.J. McLeod, Merrill, Mitchell, V.S. Moss, Munnerlyn, Murphy, 







A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO HONOR AND COMMEND SENIOR 

TROOPER WILLIAM A. MCINVILLE OF FLORENCE UPON BEING 

NAMED SOUTH CAROLINA HIGHWAY PATROL TROOPER OF THE 

YEAR FOR 2012 AND TO EXPRESS DEEP GRATITUDE FOR HIS MERITO- 

RIOUS SERVICE TO THE CITIZENS OF HIS COMMUNITY. 



H 4061 General Bill, By Powers Norrell, King, Cobb-Hunter, Douglas, 

Bowen, M.S. McLeod, Knight, Munnerlyn, Bernstein, Sabb, Jefferson, 

Williams, Neal, Gilliard, Howard, Skelton, Spires, Bowers, Anderson, G.A. 

Brown, Gagnon, George, Hayes, Hosey and Ridgeway 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE REQUIREMENT THAT THE STATE


BOARD OF EDUCATION SELECT OR DEVELOP INSTRUCTIONAL UNITS 

IN COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH EDUCATION FOR USE BY SCHOOL DIS- 

TRICTS, SO AS TO REQUIRE THE BOARD TO ALSO SELECT OR 

DEVELOP INSTRUCTIONAL UNITS IN SEXUAL ABUSE AND ASSAULT 

AWARENESS AND PREVENTION, WITH SEPARATE UNITS APPROPRI- 

ATE FOR EACH AGE LEVEL FROM FOUR-YEAR OLD KINDERGARTEN 

THROUGH TWELFTH GRADE; AND TO AMEND SECTION 59-32-30, 

RELATING TO THE REQUIREMENT THAT LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS 

IMPLEMENT THE COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAM, 

AMONG OTHER THINGS, SO AS TO REQUIRE THE DISTRICTS TO PRO- 

VIDE AGE-APPROPRIATE INSTRUCTION IN SEXUAL ABUSE AND 

ASSAULT AWARENESS AND PREVENTION AS PART OF THIS PRO- 

GRAM. 



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H 4062 General Bill, By Powers Norrell, Cobb-Hunter, M.S. McLeod, 

Munnerlyn, Jefferson, Knight, Bernstein, Sabb, King, Neal, Hosey, Govan, 

Gilliard, R.L. Brown, Skelton, Spires, Bowers, Anderson, G.A. Brown, Edge, 

Gagnon, Hodges, Howard, Pope, Ridgeway, Simrill and Williams 


LINA, 1976, RELATING TO INFANT SAFE HAVENS AT WHICH A PERSON 

MAY LEAVE AN INFANT UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, SO AS TO 

REQUIRE SAFE HAVENS TO POST A NOTICE THAT STATES THAT THE 

LOCATION IS A SAFE HAVEN AND TO REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT OF 

SOCIAL SERVICES TO PREPARE THE NOTICE FOR USE BY THE SAFE 

HAVEN. 



H 4063 General Bill, By Pitts, Brannon, Bannister and Rutherford 


BY ADDING CHAPTER 11 TO TITLE 20 SO AS TO REQUIRE MEDIATION 

AS A MEANS OF RESOLVING CERTAIN FAMILY COURT MATTERS, 

CONSISTENT WITH TITLE 20, TITLE 63, AND CHAPTER 48, TITLE 15; TO 

PROVIDE CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS TO SERVE AS A MEDIATOR; TO 

PROVIDE RULES FOR CONDUCTING MEDIATION CONFERENCES; TO 

ASSURE ACCESS TO THE FAMILY COURTS OF THIS STATE UPON COM- 

PLIANCE WITH MEDIATION REQUIREMENTS; AND TO PROVIDE FOR 

MEDIATOR FEES AND EXPENSES AND THE ASSESSMENT OF CERTAIN 

PENALTIES. 



H 4064 Resolution, By Skelton, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 













Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, Simrill, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R. 




A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR ROBERT RICK- 

ETTS, ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR OF CLEMSON UNIVERSITY, 

UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT AFTER THIRTY-SEVEN 



291 


H 4065 Resolution, By Willis, Pitts, Anthony, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 











Norman, Ott, Owens, Parks, Patrick, Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, 





Wood 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO SALUTE THE BELL STREET MIDDLE 

SCHOOL SCIENCE OLYMPIAD TEAM AND ITS COACHES ON WINNING 

THE 2013 SCIENCE OLYMPIAD STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


H 4066 Resolution, By Rutherford, W.J. McLeod, Alexander, Allison, 













Simpson, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, Simrill, Skelton, G.M. Smith, G.R. 






TIVES UPON THE PASSING OF ALTON HASKELL EARGLE, SR., OF 

NEWBERRY COUNTY, AND TO EXTEND THEIR DEEPEST SYMPATHY 

TO HIS LARGE AND LOVING FAMILY AND HIS MANY FRIENDS. 


H 4067 Concurrent Resolution, By Horne 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO AFFIRM THE DEDICATION OF THE 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO THE FUTURE SUCCESS OF SOUTH CARO- 

LINA S YOUNG PEOPLE, TO THE PREVENTION OF TEEN PREGNANCY, 

AND TO DECLARE THE MONTH OF MAY AS TEEN PREGNANCY PRE- 

VENTION MONTH IN THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 



H 4068 General Bill, By Henderson, Atwater, Ballentine, Long, Southard, 

K.R. Crawford, Finlay, Huggins, G.R. Smith, Erickson, Taylor, Allison, 

Bowen, J.R. Smith, Limehouse, Bedingfield, Burns, Chumley, Crosby, 

Daning, Felder, Forrester, Hamilton, Hardee, Hiott, Hixon, Loftis, Nanney, 

Norman, Owens, Patrick, Ryhal, Sottile, Spires, Stringer, Thayer, Toole, 

Wells, Willis and Wood 



BY ADDING SECTION 2-1-105 SO AS TO PROHIBIT A MEMBER OF THE 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY OR AN IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBER OF HIS


FROM BEING ELECTED OR APPOINTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 

TO THE GOVERNING BOARD OF A PUBLIC COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY 

IN SOUTH CAROLINA WHILE THE MEMBER SERVES IN THE GENERAL 

ASSEMBLY AND FOR A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR AFTER THE MEMBER 

CEASES THIS SERVICE OR FAILS TO FILE FOR ELECTION TO THE GEN- 

ERAL ASSEMBLY, AND TO PROVIDE A NECESSARY DEFINITION; AND 

TO AMEND SECTION 2-19-70, RELATING TO THE PROHIBITION OF A 

MEMBER OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FROM BEING ELECTED TO 

JUDICIAL OFFICE WHILE SERVING IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OR 

FOR ONE YEAR AFTER HE CEASES THIS SERVICE OR FAILS TO FILE 

FOR ELECTION TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SO AS TO EXTEND THE 

PROHIBITION TO AN IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBER OF A MEMBER OF 

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, AND TO PROVIDE A NECESSARY DEFINI- 

TION. 



H 4069 Resolution, By House Rules 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO SET BY SPECIAL ORDER H. 3945, RELATING 

TO LEGISLATIVE ETHICS RESTRUCTURING LEGISLATION, FOR SEC- 

OND READING OR OTHER DISPOSITION ON TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 2013, 

IMMEDIATELY AFTER RECEDING FOR LUNCH AND FOLLOWING THE 

QUORUM ROLL CALL, AND TO PROVIDE, FOLLOWING THE THIRD 

READING OF STATEWIDE UNCONTESTED BILLS ON EACH LEGISLA- 

TIVE DAY THEREAFTER, FOR THE CONTINUING SPECIAL ORDER 

CONSIDERATION OF H. 3945 UNTIL SECOND READING OR OTHER DIS- 

POSITION. 


H 4070 Resolution, By Dillard 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO DECLARE THE WEEK OF APRIL 21 

THROUGH 27, 2013, AS CRIME VICTIMS RIGHTS WEEK IN SOUTH 

CAROLINA AND TO REAFFIRM THIS STATE S COMMITMENT TO 

RESPECT AND ENFORCE VICTIMS RIGHTS AND ADDRESS THEIR 

NEEDS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. 


H 4071 Resolution, By Murphy, Horne, Harrell, Jefferson, Knight, Mack 

and Whipper 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR RHETT FRAMPTON OF SUMMER- 

VILLE, SCIENCE AND MATH TEACHER AT PINEWOOD PREPARATORY 

SCHOOL, ON BEING NAMED 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA INDEPENDENT 

SCHOOL ASSOCIATION (SCISA) LOWER SCHOOL TEACHER OF THE 

YEAR AND TO EXTEND SINCERE APPRECIATION FOR HER OUT- 

STANDING CONTRIBUTIONS TO EDUCATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 




CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO CONTRACTS FOR TRANSPORTATION 

SERVICES BETWEEN A COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD AND A PRIVATE 

INDIVIDUAL OR CONTRACTOR, SO AS TO PROVIDE THE COUNTY 

SCHOOL BOARD IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYMENT OF MAINTENANCE 

COSTS INCURRED UNDER THE CONTRACT AND SHALL RECEIVE 

CERTAIN ASSOCIATED FINANCIAL AID FROM THE STATE; AND TO 

PROVIDE THE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD MAY REQUEST TITLE AND 

CONTROL OF SCHOOL BUSES OPERATED WITHIN THE JURISDICTION 

OF THE BOARD BY THE STATE, AND THAT THE STATE SHALL GRANT 

THIS REQUEST AT NO COST, SUBJECT TO CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS 

WHERE A DISTRICT SHARES A MAINTENANCE FACILITY WITH 

ANOTHER DISTRICT. 



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H 4073 General Bill, By G.R. Smith, Bedingfield and Willis 


BY ADDING SECTION 5-7-125 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE GOVERN- 

ING BODY OF A MUNICIPALITY, BY ORDINANCE, MAY PROVIDE THAT 

ALL MEMBERS OF A MUNICIPAL FIRE TRUCK COMPANY OR OTHER 

EMPLOYEES OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT MAY DIRECT AND CONTROL 

TRAFFIC AT THE SCENE OF ANY FIRE IN THE MUNICIPALITY AND 

ENFORCE THE LAWS OF THIS STATE OR ORDINANCES OF THE 

MUNICIPALITY RELATING TO THE FOLLOWING OF A FIRE APPARA- 

TUS, THE CROSSING OF A FIRE HOSE, AND INTERFERING WITH FIRE- 

MEN IN THE DISCHARGE OF THEIR DUTIES IN CONNECTION WITH A 

FIRE IN THE SAME MANNER AS PROVIDED FOR THE ENFORCEMENT 

OF SUCH LAWS OR ORDINANCES BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OR CODE 

ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS. 



HJ-186 


HJ-50 

05/23/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Howard, King, Neal, Atwater, 

DC Moss, Clemmons, Knight, Sabb, Ott, Hart, GR Smith, 

Felder, Toole HJ-22 

H 4074 General Bill, By White, Cobb-Hunter, K.R. Crawford, Clemmons, 

Simrill, Owens, Harrell, Howard, Sellers, Rutherford, Bannister, Mitchell, 

Delleney, Hardwick, G.M. Smith, Lucas, Bingham, Barfield, Finlay, Gagnon, 

Hamilton, Henderson, Herbkersman, Ott, Pitts, J.R. Smith, Stringer, 

Sandifer and Gambrell 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO TOBACCO, AMMUNITION, 

AND PLAYING CARDS, SO AS TO LEVY, ASSESS, AND COLLECT FIVE 

CENTS ON CERTAIN PRODUCTS CONTAINING NICOTINE THAT ARE 

COMMONLY USED IN ELECTRONIC CIGARETTES, TO LIMIT THE RATE 

TO NO MORE THAN TEN PERCENT OF THE EXCISE TAX AND SUR- 

CHARGE ON A PACK OF CIGARETTES, TO REQUIRE THAT AN INVOICE 

FOR SUCH PRODUCTS CLEARLY STATES THE AMOUNT OF PRODUCT 

INCLUDED, AND TO MAKE CONFORMING CHANGES. 



05/14/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Allison, 

Forrester 

05/15/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Sandifer, 

Gambrell 

H 4075 General Bill, By Vick and Southard 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE HOMESTEAD PROP- 

ERTY TAX EXEMPTION ALLOWED PERSONS OVER THE AGE OF 

SIXTY-FIVE YEARS, OR DISABLED, OR LEGALLY BLIND, SO AS TO 

INCREASE THE EXEMPTION AMOUNT FROM THE FIRST FIFTY THOU- 

SAND DOLLARS TO THE FIRST SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS 

OF THE FAIR MARKET VALUE OF THE HOMESTEAD. 



H 4076 General Bill, By R.L. Brown, Harrell, Cobb-Hunter, Bingham, 

Wells, Ott, K.R. Crawford, Neal, Mitchell, Bedingfield, Jefferson, King, 

Williams, Clyburn, Hosey, Owens, Whipper and White 


BY ADDING SECTION 6-1-180 SO AS TO REQUIRE EACH COUNTY AND 

MUNICIPALITY THAT MAINTAINS FEDERAL TAX INFORMATION TO 

IMPLEMENT A POLICY THAT SAFEGUARDS THE INFORMATION, AND 

TO PROVIDE THAT THE POLICY MUST BE NO LESS STRINGENT THAN 

THE MANNER IN WHICH THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE PRO- 

TECTS THE INFORMATION. 



292


H 4077 General Bill, By Clemmons, Hardwick, H.A. Crawford, Hardee, 

Barfield and Ryhal 





ACT, SO AS TO CLARIFY THAT THE DEFINITION OF ECONOMIC 

DEVELOPMENT PROJECT , INCLUDING A NATIONAL AND INTERNA- 

TIONAL CONVENTION AND TRADE SHOW CENTER OWNED BY A 

PUBLIC ENTITY INCLUDES AN ADJACENT FACILITY ALLOWING SPE- 

CIFIC EVENTS THEREBY MAKING ADDITIONAL TIME AND SPACE 

AVAILABLE FOR THE MAJOR CONVENTIONS, TRADE SHOWS, AND 

SPECIAL EVENTS CONTEMPLATED BY THE ACT AND REQUIRE JOINT 

BOND REVIEW COMMITTEE REVIEW AND COMMENT ON SUCH AN 

ADJACENT FACILITY; AND TO AMEND SECTION 11-41-70, RELATING 

TO PURPOSES OF THE ISSUE OF BONDS PURSUANT TO THE STATE 

GENERAL OBLIGATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOND ACT AND 

SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS APPLICABLE TO A PUBLIC ENTITY 

RECEIVING BOND PROCEEDS, SO AS TO EXTEND FROM TEN TO FIF- 

TEEN YEARS THE PERIOD IN WHICH A NATIONAL AND INTERNA- 

TIONAL CONVENTION AND TRADE SHOW CENTER MUST BE 

COMPLETED. 



H 4078 Resolution, By W.J. McLeod 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO EXPRESS THE BEST WISHES AND APPRE- 

CIATION OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 

AND TO CONGRATULATE WILLIAM R. LONG, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR 

OF MUSIC AND BAND DIRECTOR AT NEWBERRY COLLEGE, ON THE 

OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT, AND TO WISH HIM MUCH SUCCESS 

IN HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 


H 4079 Resolution, By George, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 





Felder, Finlay, Forrester, Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, Gilliard, 












A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND TROY-JOHN- 

SON LEARNING KORNER FOR ITS THIRTY-FIVE YEARS OF OUT- 

STANDING EDUCATIONAL SERVICE TO THE CHILDREN OF MULLINS 

IN MARION COUNTY AND TO WISH THE SCHOOL MUCH CONTINUED 

SUCCESS IN THE YEARS TO COME. 


H 4080 Resolution, By Parks, Riley, Pitts, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 









293 









A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR LEROY TOLBERT 

OF GREENWOOD COUNTY FOR HIS FINE COMMUNITY SERVICE AND 



H 4081 Resolution, By Erickson, Hodges, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 







Hayes, Henderson, Herbkersman, Hiott, Hixon, Horne, Hosey, Howard, 










A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR VERONICA 

MILLER, COORDINATOR OF KEEP BEAUFORT COUNTY BEAUTIFUL, 

UPON THE OCCASION OF HER RETIREMENT AFTER SIXTEEN YEARS 

OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE, AND TO WISH HER CONTINUED SUC- 

CESS AND HAPPINESS IN ALL HER FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 


H 4082 Resolution, By Finlay, Bernstein, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 





Felder, Forrester, Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, George, Gilliard, 













A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR TANYA A. GEE 

OF RICHLAND COUNTY FOR HER EXCEPTIONAL AND OUTSTANDING 

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE STATE AND THE LEGAL PROFESSION, FOR 

THE PROFOUNDLY POSITIVE IMPACT SHE MAKES ON HER COMMU- 

NITY, AND TO WISH HER SWIFT AND COMPLETE VICTORY IN HER 

COURAGEOUS QUEST TO OVERCOME CANCER. 


H 4083 Resolution, By Taylor, J.R. Smith, W.J. McLeod, Huggins, Clyburn, 

Hixon and Wells 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE HAROLD MADISON ROB- 

ERTSON OF COLLETON COUNTY, ON THE OCCASION OF HIS NINETI-


ETH BIRTHDAY, AND TO WISH HIM A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY 

CELEBRATION AND MUCH HAPPINESS IN THE DAYS AHEAD. 


H 4084 General Bill, By Limehouse, Gilliard, R.L. Brown, George, Sottile 

and Whipper 


BY ADDING SECTION 53-3-190 SO AS TO ESTABLISH THE STATE DAY 

OF PRAYER AS THE FIRST THURSDAY IN OCTOBER OF EACH YEAR. 



H 4085 Resolution, By Gagnon, Gambrell, Parks, Alexander, Allison, 





Douglas, Edge, Erickson, Felder, Finlay, Forrester, Funderburk, George, 






Nanney, Neal, Newton, Norman, Ott, Owens, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, Powers 







A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DAVID J. HER- 

RON, CEO AND GENERAL MANAGER OF WEST CAROLINA RURAL 

TELEPHONE COOPERATIVE IN ABBEVILLE, UPON THE OCCASION OF 

HIS RETIREMENT AFTER MORE THAN TWENTY-SIX YEARS OF OUT- 




H 4086 Concurrent Resolution, By Clyburn, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 



Brown, Burns, Chumley, Clemmons, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, H.A. Crawford, 














A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO HONOR AND COMMEND THE 

GRADUATES OF THE ALLEN UNIVERSITY CLASS OF 1963 UPON THE 

CELEBRATION OF THEIR GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY OF GRADUATION 

AND TO CONGRATULATE THEM ON THE MANY SUCCESSES AND 

ACHIEVEMENTS THEY HAVE EXPERIENCED IN THEIR LIVES AS A 

RESULT OF THE EXCELLENT EDUCATION THEY RECEIVED FROM 

ALLEN UNIVERSITY. 



H 4087 Concurrent Resolution, By Hardwick, Clemmons, Barfield, H.A. 

Crawford, Ryhal, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, Bales, 

294 

Ballentine, Bannister, Bedingfield, Bernstein, Bingham, Bowen, Bowers, 

Branham, Brannon, G.A. Brown, R.L. Brown, Burns, Chumley, Clyburn, 

Cobb-Hunter, Cole, K.R. Crawford, Crosby, Daning, Delleney, Dillard, 


Gambrell, George, Gilliard, Goldfinch, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, Harrell, 







Simpson, Rutherford, Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, Simrill, Skelton, G.M. Smith, 




A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR FRED 

MEDA AS THE GODFATHER OF GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENTS IN 

MYRTLE BEACH AND THROUGHOUT SOUTH CAROLINA. 



H 4088 General Bill, By Rivers, Bowen, Bedingfield, Lowe, Owens and 

Stringer 


SO AS TO ENACT THE EDUCATION MAXIMUM ACT OR EDUMAX 

ACT ; TO AMEND SECTION 59-18-310, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO 

THE STATEWIDE STUDENT LEARNING AND PERFORMANCE ASSESS- 

MENT PROGRAM, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT BEGINNING WITH THE 

2014-2015 SCHOOL YEAR, EACH ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE, AND HIGH 

SCHOOL STUDENT MUST DEMONSTRATE PERFORMANCE AT HIS 

GRADE LEVEL IN ENGLISH/LANGUAGE ARTS AND MATHEMATICS 

BEFORE PROMOTION TO THE NEXT GRADE, AND THAT A STUDENT 

MAY SATISFY THIS REQUIREMENT BY SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETING 

ADDITIONAL COURSEWORK AND TESTING IN SUMMER SCHOOL AT 

THE EXPENSE OF HIS PARENT OR GUARDIAN, PAYABLE OVER A 

PERIOD OF TIME AS ESTABLISHED BY THE DISTRICT; TO EXEMPT 

ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH GRADE STUDENTS FROM OTHER EXIT 

EXAMINATIONS, TO REQUIRE ELEVENTH GRADE STUDENTS TO 

TAKE THE ACT EXAM AND ACHIEVE A MINIMUM SCORE ON THAT 

TEST AS DETERMINED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, AND 

TO REQUIRE TWELFTH GRADERS TO TAKE THE WORKKEYS EXAM 

AND ACHIEVE A MINIMUM SCORE ON THAT TEST AS DETERMINED 

BY THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION; TO AMEND SECTION 59-31-210, 

RELATING TO A REQUIREMENT THAT THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCA- 

TION PROVIDE TEXTBOOKS TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS BY MEANS OF A 

RENTAL SYSTEM, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A SCHOOL DISTRICT MAY 

OPT OUT OF THE STATE TEXTBOOK RENTAL SYSTEM AND INSTEAD 

PURCHASE THE DIGITAL EQUIVALENT OF A TEXTBOOK AND SUP- 

PORT EQUIPMENT DIRECTLY FROM VENDOR CONTRACTS 

APPROVED BY THE STATE; TO AMEND SECTION 59-26-30, AS 

AMENDED, RELATING TO TEACHER CERTIFICATION, SO AS TO 

ALLOW SPECIAL PART-TIME CERTIFICATES ALLOWING PROFESSION- 

ALS OR EXPERTS TO TEACH SUBJECTS RELATED THEIR PROFESSION 

OR EXPERTISE; TO AMEND SECTION 59-18-900, AS AMENDED, RELAT- 

ING TO ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE RATINGS, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT REAL STUDENT PERFORMANCE AND TEST SCORES BUT NOT 

GRADUATION RATES BE USED FOR THESE RATINGS; AND BY ADDING 

SECTION 59-65-48 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE PARENT OR LEGAL 

GUARDIAN OF A CHILD MAY ENROLL THE CHILD IN THE SCHOOL 

CONSIDERED BY THE PARENT OR GUARDIAN TO BE MOST SUITABLE 

FOR THE ACADEMIC NEEDS OF THE CHILD UPON THE SHOWING OF 

CERTAIN INFORMATION AND PAYMENT OF A FEE, AND TO REQUIRE 

DIFFERENT STANDARDS AND NO FEE FOR A CHILD NEEDING SPE- 

CIAL EDUCATION SERVICES. 



HJ-13


H 4089 Resolution, By Ridgeway, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 
















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE UNITED 

STATES COAST GUARD AUXILIARY INLAND SEA FLOTILLA 12-01 

LAKE MARION FOR EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE TO THE CITIZENS OF 

SOUTH CAROLINA AS THEY ENSURE SAFE BOATING ON LAKES MAR- 

ION AND MOULTRIE AND THE UPPER COOPER RIVER. 


H 4090 Resolution, By Howard 


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE THE OUTSTANDING CONTRI- 

BUTIONS OF PROVIDENCE HOSPITALS OF COLUMBIA TO THE STATE 

OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND CONGRATULATE IT UPON THE COMMEM- 

ORATION OF ITS SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY. 


H 4091 Resolution, By Stavrinakis, Harrell, McCoy, Merrill, Mack, Murphy, 

Crosby, Limehouse, Sottile, Gilliard, Whipper and R.L. Brown 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE EXCHANGE 

CLUB OF CHARLESTON FOR ITS OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY SER- 

VICE AND TO WISH THE CLUB MEMBERS WELL AS THEY CONTINUE 

TO SERVE THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 


H 4092 Resolution, By Burns 



BLUE RIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL JUNIOR BETA CLUB QUIZ BOWL 

TEAM, COACH PEGGY JOHNSON, AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS, AT A 


PURPOSE OF BEING RECOGNIZED AND COMMENDED FOR WINNING 

THE 2013 JUNIOR BETA CLUB QUIZ BOWL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE THE BLUE RIDGE MID- 

DLE SCHOOL JUNIOR BETA CLUB ON ITS EXCITING STATE WINS AT 

THE 2013 JUNIOR BETA CLUB CONVENTION AND TO WISH ITS MEM- 

BERS ALL THE BEST AS THEY COMPETE AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL IN 

JUNE. 


H 4094 General Bill, By Rivers, Pope, Stavrinakis, G.M. Smith, McCoy, 

Kennedy, Bernstein, Horne, Rutherford, Sabb, Munnerlyn, Brannon, 

Bannister, Clemmons, Delleney, Hamilton, Long, J.E. Smith and Whipper 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO EXEMPTIONS FROM THE 

FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT, SO AS TO ADD EXEMPTIONS FOR 

DISCLOSING A RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS, DATE OF BIRTH, SOCIAL 

SECURITY NUMBER, TELEPHONE NUMBER, PHOTOGRAPH, NAME OF 

A SPOUSE OR NAME OF A CHILD, IF APPLICABLE, OR ADDRESS OR 

295 

TELEPHONE NUMBER OF THE DAYCARE OR K-12 SCHOOL OF A 

CHILD, IF APPLICABLE, OF ANY ACTIVE OR FORMER EMPLOYEE OR 

MEMBER OF THE JUDICIARY, LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER, DIREC- 

TOR OR EMPLOYEE OF CERTAIN STATE AGENCIES, GUARDIAN AD 

LITEM, PROSECUTOR, PUBLIC DEFENDER, OR APPELLATE DEFENDER 

IN THIS STATE. 



H 4095 General Bill, By K.R. Crawford, Robinson-Simpson, M.S. McLeod, 

Branham, McEachern, Douglas, Bernstein, Mack, Stavrinakis, Clyburn, 

Sabb, Jefferson, Parks, Gilliard, Bales, Cobb-Hunter, Ott, Williams, 

Munnerlyn, Southard, Horne, Powers Norrell, King, Brannon, Skelton, Neal, 

Hosey, Anthony, Alexander, Anderson, Bannister, Barfield, Bowers, G.A. 

Brown, R.L. Brown, Dillard, Edge, Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, George, 

Hodges, Howard, W.J. McLeod, Mitchell, Ridgeway, Rutherford, J.E. Smith, 

Vick and Whipper 


BY ADDING ARTICLE 9, CHAPTER 6, TITLE 44 TO ENACT THE TRUTH 

IN HEALTH FINANCING AND RESPONSIBLE CONSUMER HEALTH 

CARE ACT SO AS TO ESTABLISH WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF 

HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THE RESPONSIBLE CONSUMER 

HEALTH CARE PROGRAM, WHICH PROVIDES HEALTH CARE TO LOW- 

INCOME, UNINSURED SOUTH CAROLINIANS THROUGH MANAGED 

CARE PLANS AND MEDICAL SPENDING ACCOUNTS; TO ESTABLISH 

PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS; TO SPECIFY HEALTH CARE 

SERVICES THAT THE MANAGED CARE ORGANIZATION MUST PRO- 

VIDE, INCLUDING PREVENTIVE HEALTH SERVICES, CERTAIN FUNC- 

TIONS IT MUST PERFORM, AND STANDARDS WITH WHICH IT MUST 

COMPLY; TO PROVIDE THAT AN INDIVIDUAL IS ENTITLED TO FIVE 

HUNDRED DOLLARS IN PREVENTIVE SERVICES AT NO COST; TO 

REQUIRE THE MANAGED CARE ORGANIZATION TO PROVIDE 

MONTHLY STATEMENTS, EXPLANATION OF BENEFITS, AND 

ACCOUNT BALANCES; TO PROVIDE THAT INDIVIDUALS, THEIR 

EMPLOYERS, AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS MAY CONTRIBUTE 

TO AN INDIVIDUAL S MEDICAL SPENDING ACCOUNT AND THAT THE 

MANAGED CARE ORGANIZATION ALSO MAY CONTRIBUTE TO THE 

ACCOUNT IF THE CONTRIBUTION IS AN INCENTIVE FOR INDIVIDU- 

ALS TO ENGAGE IN CERTAIN HEALTHY BEHAVIORS; TO PROVIDE 

THAT CONTRIBUTIONS TO A MEDICAL SPENDING ACCOUNT, OTHER 

THAN THOSE MADE BY THE STATE, BELONG TO THE INDIVIDUAL 

AND THAT SUCH FUNDS ROLL OVER TO THE NEXT PROGRAM 

PERIOD; TO ESTABLISH THE RESPONSIBLE CONSUMER HEALTH 

CARE FUND INTO WHICH MEDICAID EXPANSION FUNDS, AMONG 

OTHER FUNDS, MUST BE DEPOSITED TO CARRY OUT THE PROVI- 

SIONS OF THIS ACT; TO PROVIDE THAT THE IMPLEMENTATION OF 

THIS PROGRAM IS CONDITIONED UPON THE RECEIPT OF SUFFICIENT 

FUNDS; TO PROHIBIT OBLIGATING THE STATE TO FINANCIAL PARTIC- 

IPATION BEYOND THE LEVEL OF FUNDS ANTICIPATED TO BE AVAIL- 

ABLE; TO REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT TO SUBMIT MEDICAID PLAN 

AMENDMENTS AND FEDERAL WAIVERS NECESSARY TO OBTAIN 

FEDERAL APPROVAL TO CARRY OUT THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ARTI- 

CLE; TO PROVIDE THAT FUNDS FROM THE MEDICAID RESERVE FUND 

MUST BE USED FOR THE 2014 ADMINISTRATION OF THE RESPONSI- 

BLE CONSUMER HEALTH CARE PROGRAM; AND TO PROVIDE THAT 

BEGINNING IN 2015 THROUGH 2016 THE STATE MUST NOT PARTICI- 

PATE IN DISPROPORTIONATE SHARE HOSPITAL FUNDS AND TO PRO- 

VIDE ALTERNATIVE USES FOR THE HOSPITAL LICENSE TAX. 



05/14/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Herbkersman, 

Norman, Toole 

05/15/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Sottile 

05/16/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Burns, 

Long, Whitmire 

05/21/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: J.R.Smith, 

Rivers, Huggins, Bowen


05/22/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Spires 

05/23/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Daning, 

Merrill, Taylor 

05/28/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Atwater, 

Sandifer 

05/29/13 House Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Hiott, 

Limehouse, Hixon, Owens, Hardwick, Erickson, Hardee, 

Pitts 


















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR AIKEN ELEC- 

TRIC COOPERATIVE FOR ITS DEDICATION TO THE CORE VALUES OF 

INTEGRITY, ACCOUNTABILITY, INNOVATION, AND COMMITMENT TO 

COMMUNITY AND TO CELEBRATE THE COOPERATIVE S SEVENTY- 

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF PROVIDING OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO 

CUSTOMERS IN THE PALMETTO STATE. 


H 4097 Concurrent Resolution, By Harrell, Lucas, Alexander, Allison, 








Horne, Hosey, Howard, Huggins, Jefferson, Kennedy, King, Knight, 

Limehouse, Loftis, Long, Lowe, Mack, McCoy, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, 








A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE THE OFFICE OF 

HOUSE RESEARCH AND CONSTITUENT SERVICES, PUBLISHER OF 

THE LEGISLATIVE UPDATE, ON THE PUBLICATION S RECEIVING A 

2012 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE LIBRARY NOTABLE STATE DOCUMENT 

AWARD. 











296 












HAMMOND SCHOOL WESTERN EQUESTRIAN TEAM OF RICHLAND 

COUNTY WITH THE TEAM COACH AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS, AT A 



ING THE 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL ASSOCIA- 

TION STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 



















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE HAM- 

MOND SCHOOL WESTERN EQUESTRIAN TEAM, COACH, AND SCHOOL 

OFFICIALS FOR A SUPERB SEASON AND TO CONGRATULATE THEM 

FOR GARNERING THE 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA INDEPENDENT 

SCHOOL ASSOCIATION STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 



















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE HAMMOND 

SCHOOL HUNT SEAT EQUESTRIAN TEAM, COACH, AND SCHOOL 


THEM FOR WINNING THE 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA INDEPENDENT 

SCHOOL ASSOCIATION STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 






















HAMMOND SCHOOL HUNT SEAT EQUESTRIAN TEAM OF RICHLAND 

COUNTY WITH THE TEAM COACH AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS, AT A 




TION STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 





















HEATHWOOD HALL EPISCOPAL SCHOOL VARSITY LACROSSE TEAM 

OF RICHLAND COUNTY WITH THE TEAM COACHES AND SCHOOL 



MENDED FOR CAPTURING THE 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA INDEPEN- 

DENT SCHOOL ASSOCIATION STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 















297 





A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE HEATH- 

WOOD HALL EPISCOPAL SCHOOL VARSITY LACROSSE TEAM, 

COACHES, AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS FOR AN OUTSTANDING SEASON, 

AND TO CONGRATULATE THEM FOR WINNING THE 2013 SOUTH CAR- 

OLINA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL ASSOCIATION STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 

TITLE. 


H 4104 Resolution, By Robinson-Simpson, Barfield, Allison, Chumley, H.A. 

Crawford, Dillard, Goldfinch, G.R. Smith, Stringer, Alexander, Anderson, 

Anthony, Atwater, Bales, Ballentine, Bannister, Bedingfield, Bernstein, 


Burns, Clemmons, Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, K.R. Crawford, Crosby, 

Daning, Delleney, Douglas, Edge, Erickson, Felder, Finlay, Forrester, 

Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, George, Gilliard, Govan, Hamilton, 

Hardee, Hardwick, Harrell, Hart, Hayes, Henderson, Herbkersman, Hiott, 

Hixon, Hodges, Horne, Hosey, Howard, Huggins, Jefferson, Kennedy, King, 

Knight, Limehouse, Loftis, Long, Lowe, Lucas, Mack, McCoy, McEachern, 

M.S. McLeod, W.J. McLeod, Merrill, Mitchell, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, 

Munnerlyn, Murphy, Nanney, Neal, Newton, Norman, Ott, Owens, Parks, 

Patrick, Pitts, Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, Ridgeway, Riley, 

Rivers, Rutherford, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, Simrill, Skelton, G.M. 

Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R. Smith, Sottile, Southard, Spires, Stavrinakis, Tallon, 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE THE REEDY RIVER BAP- 

TIST ASSOCIATION ON THE OCCASION OF ITS ONE HUNDRED 

TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY AND TO WISH ITS MEMBERS WELL 

AS THEY CONTINUE TO SERVE THE LORD. 


H 4105 Resolution, By Mitchell, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 

















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE DR. MILDRED MCCLAIN, 

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF HARAMBEE HOUSE/CITIZENS FOR ENVI- 

RONMENTAL JUSTICE, ON BEING HONORED BY THE 2013 NATIONAL 

BROWNFIELDS CONFERENCE ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE CAUCUS 

FOR HER STEADFAST COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE. 









Henderson, Herbkersman, Hiott, Hixon, Hodges, Horne, Hosey, Howard,












A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE SANDRA W. HAYNES ON 

THE OCCASION OF HER RETIREMENT, TO THANK HER FOR HER 

MORE THAN FORTY YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE IN THE FIELD OF 

NURSING, AND TO EXTEND BEST WISHES FOR MUCH FULFILLMENT 

AND ENJOYMENT IN THE YEARS TO COME. 



















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR TROY DAWSON 

FOR MORE THAN TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF OUTSTANDING SATEL- 

LITE-PROJECT MANAGEMENT, ENGINEERING, AND DEVELOPMENT 

EXPERIENCE AND TO CONGRATULATE HIM ON BEING NAMED PRESI- 

DENT OF SPECTROLAB, INC. 


Barfield, Bedingfield, Bernstein, Bingham, Bowen, Bowers, Branham, G.A. 

Brown, R.L. Brown, Burns, Clemmons, Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, H.A. 


Edge, Erickson, Felder, Finlay, Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, George, 










Stavrinakis, Stringer, Taylor, Thayer, Toole, Vick, Weeks, Wells, Whipper, 

White, Whitmire, Williams and Willis 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND DR. SHEILA 

S. BREITWEISER, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE SPARTANBURG REGIONAL 

HEALTHCARE SYSTEM AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF ITS FOUNDA- 

TION, UPON THE OCCASION OF HER RETIREMENT AFTER YEARS OF 

OUTSTANDING SERVICE, AND TO WISH HER CONTINUED SUCCESS 

AND HAPPINESS IN ALL HER FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE WOMAN S 

RELIEF CORPS OF BEAUFORT, AN AUXILIARY OF THE GRAND ARMY 

OF THE REPUBLIC, FOR ITS LONG HISTORY OF ASSISTANCE TO VET- 

ERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES INCLUDING THEIR ORGANIZATION 

AND PARTICIPATION IN BEAUFORT S ANNUAL MEMORIAL DAY 

EVENTS. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR MR. PEARL FRYAR OF BISH- 

OPVILLE, TOPIARY ARTIST, ON BEING SELECTED WINNER OF THE 

2013 ELIZABETH O NEILL VERNER SPECIAL AWARD AND TO JOIN 

WITH HIS FAMILY AND COUNTLESS FANS IN EXPRESSING GRATI- 

TUDE FOR THE PLEASURE HE BRINGS TO SO MANY THROUGH HIS 

TOPIARY SCULPTURES. 



















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE BERNICE ELIZABETH 

NEWMAN BLACKWELL, UPON THE OCCASION OF HER ONE HUN- 

DREDTH BIRTHDAY, AND TO WISH HER A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY CELE- 

BRATION AND MANY YEARS OF CONTINUED HEALTH AND 

HAPPINESS. 


H 4109 Resolution, By Allison, Brannon, Chumley, Cole, Forrester, Tallon, 

Wood, Alexander, Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, Bales, Ballentine, Bannister, 

298 

H 4112 Concurrent Resolution, By Barfield, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 

Anthony, Atwater, Bales, Ballentine, Bannister, Bedingfield, Bernstein, 
















A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR REVER- 

END ROBERT A. NORRIS, BOARD MEMBER OF COLUMBIA INTERNA- 

TIONAL UNIVERSITY, UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT 

AFTER ALMOST FORTY YEARS OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE, AND TO 

WISH HIM CONTINUED SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN ALL HIS 





H 4113 Resolution, By Clemmons, H.A. Crawford, Hardwick, Ryhal, 

Hardee, Barfield, Goldfinch, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 

Atwater, Bales, Ballentine, Bannister, Bedingfield, Bernstein, Bingham, 


Chumley, Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, K.R. Crawford, Crosby, Daning, 


Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, George, Gilliard, Govan, Hamilton, 

Harrell, Hart, Hayes, Henderson, Herbkersman, Hiott, Hixon, Hodges, 

Horne, Hosey, Howard, Huggins, Jefferson, Kennedy, King, Knight, 




Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, Ridgeway, Riley, Rivers, Robinson- 





A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JENNIFER M. 

BETLEY OF THE MYRTLE BEACH FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR HER OUT- 

STANDING WORK AS A CERTIFIED FIREFIGHTER AND TO CONGRATU- 

LATE HER ON BEING NAMED THE 2013 CHICORA ROTARY CLUB 

FIREFIGHTER OF THE YEAR. 


H 4114 Concurrent Resolution, By Clemmons, Alexander, Allison, 



Brown, R.L. Brown, Burns, Chumley, Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, H.A. 














A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JOHN 

WALSH, DEPUTY SECRETARY FOR ENGINEERING FOR THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, UPON THE OCCA- 

SION OF HIS RETIREMENT AFTER MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS OF 

OUTSTANDING SERVICE, AND TO WISH HIM CONTINUED SUCCESS 

AND HAPPINESS IN ALL HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 



H 4115 General Bill, By Finlay, Ballentine, Huggins, Bernstein, Bannister, 

Howard, Norman, Rutherford and Sandifer 



PROPERTY FOR PURPOSES OF THE PROPERTY TAX AND THE APPLI- 

CABLE ASSESSMENT RATIOS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT IF AN 

OWNER-OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY LAWFULLY RECEIVING 

THE SPECIAL FOUR PERCENT ASSESSMENT RATIO AND RELATED 

EXEMPTIONS SHOULD NO LONGER BE ELIGIBLE FOR THAT SPECIAL 

ASSESSMENT RATIO WHEN ITS OWNER LEAVES THE RESIDENCE TO 

ENTER A LONG-TERM CARE FACILITY, THEN THE RESIDENCE CON- 

TINUES TO RECEIVE THE SPECIAL FOUR PERCENT ASSESSMENT 

RATIO AND APPLICABLE EXEMPTIONS, TO PROVIDE THE MAXIMUM 

DURATION FOR THIS PROPERTY TAX TREATMENT, TO PROVIDE THAT 

SUCH TAX TREATMENT IS NOT ALLOWED IF THE RESIDENCE PRO- 

DUCES RENTAL INCOME, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THIS PROPERTY 

299 

TAX TREATMENT MUST BE CONSTRUED AS A PROPERTY TAX 

EXEMPTION. 





BY ADDING SECTION 44-95-25 SO AS TO SPECIFY THAT SMOKING IS 

PERMITTED IN CIGAR BARS AND TO DEFINE CIGAR BAR. 



H 4117 Resolution, By Stavrinakis, McCoy, Harrell, Limehouse, R.L. 

Brown, Sottile, Rivers, Merrill, Gilliard, Crosby, Mack, Murphy, Whipper, 



Branham, Brannon, G.A. Brown, Burns, Chumley, Clemmons, Clyburn, 

Cobb-Hunter, Cole, H.A. Crawford, K.R. Crawford, Daning, Delleney, 


Gagnon, Gambrell, George, Goldfinch, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, 


Horne, Hosey, Howard, Huggins, Jefferson, Kennedy, King, Knight, Loftis, 

Long, Lowe, Lucas, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, W.J. McLeod, Mitchell, D.C. 

Moss, V.S. Moss, Munnerlyn, Nanney, Neal, Newton, Norman, Ott, Owens, 


Riley, Robinson-Simpson, Rutherford, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, 

Simrill, Skelton, G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R. Smith, Southard, 

Spires, Stringer, Tallon, Taylor, Thayer, Toole, Vick, Weeks, Wells, White, 


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND LISA TROTT 

FOR NINETEEN YEARS AS AN OUTSTANDING EDUCATOR IN 

CHARLESTON COUNTY AND TO CONGRATULATE HER UPON BEING 

NAMED THE 2012-2013 CHARLESTON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 

TEACHER OF THE YEAR. 


H 4118 Resolution, By Hardee and Barfield 




CONWAY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL BASEBALL TEAM OF HORRY COUNTY 



BEING RECOGNIZED AND COMMENDED FOR CAPTURING THE 2013 






A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE DOROTHY THOMPSON 

ALSTON OF BEAUFORT COUNTY ON THE OCCASION OF HER ONE 

HUNDREDTH BIRTHDAY AND TO WISH HER A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY 


HAPPINESS. 


H 4120 Concurrent Resolution, By Felder, Munnerlyn, Alexander, Allison, 





Douglas, Edge, Erickson, Finlay, Forrester, Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, 




Long, Lowe, Lucas, Mack, McCoy, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, W.J.


McLeod, Merrill, Mitchell, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Murphy, Nanney, Neal, 







A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR MIKE 

EDWARDS, SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT OF PULP AND PAPER MANUFAC- 

TURING FOR DOMTAR, UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT 

AFTER A REMARKABLE FIFTY YEARS OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE IN 

THE PULP AND PAPER INDUSTRY, AND TO WISH HIM CONTINUED 




H 4121 Concurrent Resolution, By Hardee and Barfield 



CONWAY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL BASEBALL TEAM, COACHES, AND 


GRATULATE THEM FOR WINNING THE SOUTH CAROLINA ASSOCIA- 

TION OF CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS CLASS AA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 

TITLE. 




H 4122 General Bill, By Simrill, Long, Daning, Felder and Pope 

A BILL TO AMEND CHAPTER 7, TITLE 31 OF THE CODE OF LAWS OF 

SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE TAX INCREMENT 

FINANCE ACT FOR COUNTIES, SO AS TO REDESIGNATE THE CHAP- 

TER THE ENHANCED REDEVELOPMENT ACT FOR COUNTIES , TO 

DEFINE TERMS, TO ALLOW A REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT TO BE 

FUNDED WITH A PERCENTAGE OF SALES TAX REVENUE WITHIN THE 

DISTRICT SO LONG AS THE PERCENTAGE IS APPROVED BY THE 

LOCAL GOVERNING BODY AND THE STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL 

BOARD, TO SPECIFY THE MANNER IN WHICH SURPLUS FUNDS ARE 

DISTRIBUTED, AND TO PROVIDE THE MANNER IN WHICH THE REDE- 

VELOPMENT PLAN IS ADOPTED AND ITS REVENUES ARE EXPENDED. 



H 4123 General Bill, By Howard 



MENT MAY NOT ISSUE A RETAIL DEALER LICENSE TO A BUSINESS IN 

RICHLAND COUNTY IF THE BUSINESS IS WITHIN FIVE MILES OF AN 

EXISTING BUSINESS THAT HOLDS A RETAIL DEALER LICENSE. 


05/15/13 House Referred to Richland Delegation HJ-12 

05/15/13 House Recalled from Richland Delegation HJ-20 


05/22/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Skelton, Atwater, Norman, 

Taylor, Bannister, Brannon, Thayer HJ-26 

H 4124 General Bill, By Nanney, Bowen, Ballentine, Bedingfield, H.A. 

Crawford, Hamilton, Henderson, Loftis and Willis 


LINA, 1976, RELATING TO CONTINUATION OF SERVICE BY SPECIAL 

PURPOSE DISTRICTS FOLLOWING ANNEXATION BY A MUNICIPALITY, 

SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE CONTINUED HEALTH, SAFETY, AND 

GENERAL WELFARE OF A PERSON AND REAL PROPERTY LOCATED 

WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF THE DISTRICT BEFORE EXTENSION OF 

CORPORATE LIMITS. 


300 



H 4125 General Bill, By Nanney, Bowen, Loftis, Ballentine, Bedingfield, 

H.A. Crawford, Hamilton and Willis 



BY ADDING SECTION 5-3-160 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A MUNICIPAL- 

ITY MUST NOT REQUIRE ANNEXATION AS A CONDITION PRECEDENT 

TO PROVIDING UTILITY SERVICES. 



H 4126 General Bill, By Loftis 


BY ADDING SECTION 1-11-437 SO AS TO REQUIRE ALL STATE AGEN- 

CIES TO USE A SINGLE THIRD PARTY ORIGINAL SOURCE COMPILER 

AND PUBLISHER OF UNENCUMBERED ADDRESS DATA FOR PUR- 

POSES OF VALIDATING AND VERIFYING STATE RESIDENTS, HOUSE- 

HOLDS, AND BUSINESSES, TO REQUIRE THAT EACH RESIDENT, 

HOUSEHOLD, AND BUSINESS MUST CONTAIN A UNIQUE AND PERSIS- 

TENT IDENTIFICATION NUMBER, AND TO DIRECT THE CHIEF INFOR- 

MATION OFFICER OF THE STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD, 

WITH THE INPUT OF AFFECTED AGENCIES, TO PROCURE SUCH A 

COMPILER AND PUBLISHER IN THE MANNER REQUIRED BY THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA CONSOLIDATED PROCUREMENT CODE. 



H 4127 Resolution, By Kennedy, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 








Huggins, Jefferson, King, Knight, Limehouse, Loftis, Long, Lowe, Lucas, 










A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE DORIS WILSON ANTLEY 

OF BATESBURG-LEESVILLE ON THE OCCASION OF HER SEVENTIETH 


AND MUCH HAPPINESS IN THE YEARS AHEAD. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE ONE HUN- 

DREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE OLD POMARIA SCHOOL SCHEDULED 

TO BE CELEBRATED ON MAY 18, 2013. 


H 4129 Concurrent Resolution, By Limehouse 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND EXPRESS APPRE- 

CIATION TO THE SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE OF ARCHAEOLOGY 

AND ANTHROPOLOGY FOR OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE 

PRESERVATION OF THE STATE S HISTORIC AND PREHISTORIC PAST 

ON THE OCCASION OF ITS FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY. 





H 4130 General Bill, By Horne and Limehouse 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PENALTIES ASSOCIATED 

WITH MALTREATING, INJURING, OR KILLING POLICE DOGS AND 

HORSES, SO AS TO INCREASE THE FINES AND PENALTIES, TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR MANDATORY MINIMUM PENALTIES AND CONSECUTIVE 

SERVICE OF SENTENCES, AND TO ALLOW FOR RESTITUTION; TO 

AMEND SECTION 47-3-940, RELATING TO A PERSON WITH RECKLESS 

DISREGARD INJURING, DISABLING, OR CAUSING THE DEATH OF A 

GUIDE DOG OR SERVICE ANIMAL, SO AS TO INCREASE THE PENAL- 

TIES FOR VIOLATIONS; AND TO AMEND SECTION 47-3-960, RELATING 

TO A PERSON INTENTIONALLY INJURING, DISABLING, OR CAUSING 

THE DEATH OF A GUIDE DOG OR SERVICE ANIMAL, SO AS TO 

INCREASE THE PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION. 






BY ADDING SECTION 5-3-160 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A MUNICIPAL- 

ITY MAY NOT REQUIRE ANNEXATION AS A CONDITION PRECEDENT 

TO PROVIDING UTILITY SERVICES. 



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CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO ACTIONS FOR DAMAGES RELATING 

TO PROFESSIONAL NEGLIGENCE AGAINST A PROFESSIONAL 

LICENSED OR REGISTERED BY THE STATE, SO AS TO REQUIRE THAT 

THE AFFIDAVIT OF AN EXPERT WITNESS MUST SPECIFY EACH NEG- 

LIGENT ACT OR OMISSION CLAIMED TO EXIST, THE DAMAGES PROX- 

IMATELY CAUSED FROM EACH NEGLIGENT ACT OR OMISSION, AND 

THE FACTUAL BASIS FOR EACH NEGLIGENT ACT OR OMISSION, 

DAMAGES, AND PROXIMATE CAUSE BASED ON THE AVAILABLE EVI- 

DENCE AT THE TIME OF THE FILING OF THE AFFIDAVIT. 




Affairs 




THE FIELD OF COSMETOLOGY (EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS), 

DESIGNATED AS REGULATION DOCUMENT NUMBER 4336, PURSU- 

ANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 23, TITLE 1 OF THE 

1976 CODE. 


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06/04/13 Senate Polled out of committee Labor, Commerce and Industry 

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301 


Affairs 



THE FIELD OF COSMETOLOGY (SANITATION AND SALONS), DESIG- 



CODE. 


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H 4135 General Bill, By Crosby, Daning, Jefferson, Bowers, Sottile, 

Southard, J.R. Smith, Dillard, George, Herbkersman, Hiott, Long, Lucas, 

Putnam, Rivers and Stavrinakis 



UNLAWFUL TO DRIVE A VEHICLE WHILE DISTRACTED, TO PROVIDE 

A PENALTY, AND TO ALLOW A WARNING TICKET TO BE ISSUED TO A 

DRIVER WHOSE ACTIONS COULD RESULT IN A DISTRACTED DRIV- 

ING VIOLATION. 



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H 4136 General Bill, By Ballentine, Bannister, Rutherford, Stavrinakis and 

Cole 


BY ADDING SECTION 61-6-1305 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A WHOLE- 

SALER OF ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS AND WINE MAY DONATE ALCO- 

HOLIC LIQUORS AND WINE TO CERTAIN NONPROFIT 

ORGANIZATIONS AND TO A POLITICAL PARTY, ITS AFFILIATE, AND A 

CANDIDATE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE LICENSED UNDER THE PROVI- 

SIONS OF SECTION 61-6-2000, TO PROVIDE FOR THE ACCEPTANCE OF 

THE DONATED ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR AND WINE, AND TO PROVIDE 

FOR THE RETURN TO THE WHOLESALER OF UNCONSUMED PROD- 

UCTS AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE EVENT; TO AMEND SECTION 61-4- 

735, RELATING TO REGULATION OF PRACTICES BETWEEN WINE 

MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS, WHOLESALERS, AND RETAILERS, SO 

AS TO PROVIDE THAT A WHOLESALER OF WINE MAY DONATE WINE 

TO CERTAIN NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AND TO A POLITICAL 

PARTY, ITS AFFILIATE, AND A CANDIDATE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE 

LICENSED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 61-4-550, TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE ACCEPTANCE OF THE DONATED WINE, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR THE RETURN TO THE WHOLESALER OF THE UNCONSUMED 

PRODUCTS AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE EVENT; TO AMEND SEC- 

TION 61-4-940, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO PRACTICES BETWEEN 

MANUFACTURER, WHOLESALER, AND RETAILER OF BEER PROD- 

UCTS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A WHOLESALER OF BEER MAY 

DONATE BEER TO CERTAIN NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AND TO A 

POLITICAL PARTY, ITS AFFILIATE, AND A CANDIDATE CAMPAIGN 

COMMITTEE LICENSED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 61-4- 

550, TO PROVIDE FOR THE ACCEPTANCE OF THE DONATED BEER 

PRODUCTS, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE RETURN TO THE WHOLE- 

SALER OF THE UNCONSUMED PRODUCTS AT THE CONCLUSION OF 

THE EVENT. 




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06/05/13 House Debate adjourned until Thur., 6-6-13 





Burns, Chumley, Clemmons, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, H.A. Crawford, K.R. 














A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE TRINITY COMMUNITY 

CHURCH OF EDGEFIELD ON THE OCCASION OF ITS HISTORIC ONE 

HUNDRED FIFTY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY AND COMMEND THE 

CHURCH FOR MORE THAN A CENTURY AND A HALF OF SERVICE TO 

GOD AND THE COMMUNITY. 


H 4138 Resolution, By Cole, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 



Burns, Chumley, Clemmons, Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, H.A. Crawford, K.R. 
















TIVES, UPON THE PASSING OF BARBARA STRICKLER OF SPARTAN- 

BURG COUNTY, AND TO EXTEND THEIR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HER 

LARGE AND LOVING FAMILY AND HER MANY FRIENDS. 


H 4139 Resolution, By Daning, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 




K.R. Crawford, Crosby, Delleney, Dillard, Douglas, Edge, Erickson, Felder, 











302 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO EXPRESS THE GRATITUDE OF THE CITI- 

ZENS OF SOUTH CAROLINA FOR THE SACRIFICIAL SERVICE OF THIS 

GREAT STATE S POLICE OFFICERS AND TO RECOGNIZE MAY 12-18, 

2013, AS NATIONAL POLICE WEEK. 


H 4140 Resolution, By George, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 





Felder, Finlay, Forrester, Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, Gilliard, 












A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR MR. JOHN 

HUGHES OF MARION COUNTY FOR HIS OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP 

IN PUBLIC EDUCATION, TO CONGRATULATE HIM ON BEING ELECTED 

PRESIDENT OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIA- 

TION, AND TO WISH HIM WELL DURING HIS TENURE AS PRESIDENT. 


H 4141 Concurrent Resolution, By Barfield and Hardee 


A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO ACKNOWLEDGE AND COMMEND 

THE CONWAY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOFTBALL TEAM, COACHES, AND 


GRATULATE THEM FOR GARNERING THE 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA 

ASSOCIATION OF CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS CLASS AA STATE CHAMPION- 

SHIP TITLE. 



H 4142 Resolution, By Barfield and Hardee 




CONWAY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SOFTBALL TEAM OF HORRY COUNTY 



BEING RECOGNIZED AND HONORED FOR CAPTURING THE 2013 















Norman, Ott, Owens, Parks, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam,






Willis 


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE BOILING 

SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADING TEAM, COACHES, AND 


GRATULATE THEM FOR WINNING THE CLASS AAAA STATE CHAMPI- 

ONSHIP TITLE. 


H 4144 Resolution, By Wood 




BOILING SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADING TEAM OF SPAR- 

TANBURG COUNTY WITH THE COACHES AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS, AT 

A DATE AND TIME TO BE DETERMINED BY THE SPEAKER, FOR THE 


ING THE 2012 SOUTH CAROLINA CLASS AAAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 

TITLE. 


H 4145 General Bill, By Goldfinch, Clemmons, Hardwick and Delleney 


OLINA, 1976, RELATING TO IMMUNITY FROM LIABILITY FOR PER- 

SONS WHO RENDER EMERGENCY CARE AT THE SCENE OF AN 

ACCIDENT OR EMERGENCY, SO AS TO CLARIFY THAT THE IMMU- 

NITY EXTENDS TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF LIFE-SAVING PROCE- 

DURES SUCH AS CPR AND TO EXTEND THIS IMMUNITY TO THE 

EMPLOYER OF A CPR CERTIFIED EMPLOYEE WHOSE LIFE-SAVING 

ACTS ARE IMMUNE FROM LIABILITY. 



H 4146 Resolution, By Erickson, Harrell, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 






Gilliard, Goldfinch, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, Hardwick, Hart, Hayes, 











Similar (S 0624, S 0712, H 4012, H 4149) 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE INCREDI- 

BLE VOCAL TALENT OF CANDICE GLOVER OF BEAUFORT COUNTY 

AND TO CONGRATULATE HER FOR THE AMAZING MUSICAL PERFOR- 

MANCES THAT WON HER THE SEASON TWELVE TITLE OF AMERICAN 

IDOL. 


H 4147 Concurrent Resolution, By Funderburk, Alexander, Allison, 





303 













A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR BRIGA- 

DIER GENERAL ROSS E. BEARD, JR., OF THE JOINT SERVICES 

DETACHMENT OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY DEPARTMENT 

FOR HIS DEVOTED SERVICE TO THE PALMETTO STATE AND TO 

EXPRESS PROFOUND GRATITUDE TO HIM UPON THE OPENING OF 

THE ROSS BEARD COLLECTION AT THE CAMDEN ARCHIVES AND 

MUSEUM. 



H 4148 Concurrent Resolution, By Funderburk, Alexander, Allison, 

















A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE PEARLE WEEKS 

STOVEKEN UPON THE OCCASION OF HER ONE HUNDREDTH BIRTH- 

DAY, AND TO WISH HER A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AND 




H 4149 Concurrent Resolution, By Erickson 

Similar (S 0624, S 0712, H 4012, H 4146) 


OF TRANSPORTATION AND BEAUFORT COUNTY ERECT APPROPRI- 

ATE SIGNS OR MARKERS ALONG UNITED STATES HIGHWAY 21 IN 

BEAUFORT COUNTY AS IT ENTERS ST. HELENA ISLAND FROM BOTH 

LADY S ISLAND AND HUNTING ISLAND THAT CONTAIN THE WORDS 

ST. HELENA ISLAND-HOME OF THE 2013 AMERICAN IDOL WINNER 

CANDICE GLOVER . 



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H 4150 Resolution, By Huggins, Ballentine, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 


















IRMO HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER TEAM ON ITS EXCELLENT SEA- 

SON AND IMPRESSIVE WIN OF THE 2013 CLASS AAAA STATE CHAMPI- 

ONSHIP, AND TO EXTEND HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO IRMO 

COACH PHIL SAVITZ WHO CONCLUDED HIS SOCCER COACHING 

CAREER AT IRMO AFTER THIRTY-THREE YEARS WITH FOURTEEN 

STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS. 


H 4151 General Bill, By Powers Norrell, Simrill and Sandifer 


BY ADDING SECTION 37-20-135 SO AS TO REQUIRE EACH CONSUMER 

REPORTING AGENCY TO PROVIDE THE CONSUMER WITH ONE DIS- 

CLOSURE COPY OF HIS OR HER FILE PER MONTH AT NO CHARGE. 



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H 4152 Resolution, By Wells, Taylor, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 















Stavrinakis, Stringer, Tallon, Thayer, Toole, Vick, Weeks, Whipper, White, 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO SALUTE THE SOUTH AIKEN HIGH SCHOOL 

BOYS TENNIS TEAM, COACHES, AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS ON A 

SUPERLATIVE SEASON AND TO CONGRATULATE THEM FOR NETTING 

THE 2013 CLASS AAAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


H 4153 Resolution, By Wells 




SOUTH AIKEN HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TENNIS TEAM, COACHES, AND 



304 

MENDED FOR CAPTURING THE 2013 CLASS AAAA STATE CHAMPION- 

SHIP TITLE. 


H 4154 Resolution, By Wells, Taylor, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 















Stavrinakis, Stringer, Tallon, Thayer, Toole, Vick, Weeks, Whipper, White, 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE SOUTH 

AIKEN HIGH SCHOOL GOLF TEAM, COACHES, AND SCHOOL OFFI- 

CIALS FOR AN OUTSTANDING SEASON, AND TO CONGRATULATE 

THEM FOR CAPTURING THE CLASS AAAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 

TITLE. 


H 4155 Resolution, By Wells and Taylor 




SOUTH AIKEN HIGH SCHOOL GOLF TEAM OF AIKEN COUNTY WITH 

THE TEAM COACHES AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS, AT A DATE AND TIME 





















Willis 


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE BOILING 

SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL TEAM, COACHES, AND SCHOOL 


THEM ON CAPTURING THE 2013 CLASS AAAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 

TITLE. 


H 4157 Resolution, By Wood 

Similar (H 4156)




BOILING SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL TEAM, COACHES, AND 




SHIP TITLE. 



















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE ALMA BAKER ULMER 

UPON THE OCCASION OF HER ONE HUNDREDTH BIRTHDAY, AND TO 

WISH HER A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AND MANY YEARS 

OF CONTINUED HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. 


H 4159 Resolution, By Douglas 


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE LAKE 

WATEREE HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY FOR 

OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN THE COMMUNITY AND CON- 

GRATULATE THE ASSOCIATION ON THE CELEBRATION OF ITS 

TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF DISTINGUISHED SERVICE IN FAIR- 

FIELD COUNTY. 


H 4160 Resolution, By Lucas 




HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL INDOOR PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE, 

DIRECTOR OF BANDS AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS, AT A DATE AND TIME 


RECOGNIZED AND HONORED FOR WINNING THE 2013 SOUTH CARO- 

LINA BAND DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION WINTER ENSEMBLE CLASS 





A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE THE HARTSVILLE HIGH 

SCHOOL INDOOR PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE, DIRECTOR OF BANDS, 

AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS FOR WINNING THE 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA 

BAND DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION WINTER ENSEMBLE CLASS AAA 






HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL WINTER GUARD OF DARLINGTON 

COUNTY, ITS DIRECTOR OF BANDS, AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS, AT A 



ING THE 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA BAND DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION 

WINTER ENSEMBLE CLASS AAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 




A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE HARTS- 

VILLE HIGH SCHOOL WINTER GUARD, ITS DIRECTOR OF BANDS, 

AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS FOR AN OUTSTANDING SEASON AND TO 

CONGRATULATE THEM FOR WINNING THE SOUTH CAROLINA BAND 

DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION WINTER ENSEMBLE CLASS AAA STATE 

CHAMPIONSHIP. 


H 4164 Concurrent Resolution, By Hodges 


A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE QUINCY PRUITT 

KNIGHTON OF BEAUFORT COUNTY, UPON THE OCCASION OF HER 

ONE HUNDREDTH BIRTHDAY, AND TO WISH HER A JOYOUS BIRTH- 

DAY CELEBRATION AND MANY MORE YEARS OF CONTINUED 

HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. 



H 4165 General Bill, By Skelton and Hiott 



PICKENS COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES, SO AS TO REVISE 

THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE BOARD TO SEVEN SEATS, TO PROVIDE 

FOR THE ADDITION OF AN AT-LARGE SEAT, TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

ELECTION OF THE AT-LARGE MEMBER, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

FILLING OF A VACANCY OF THE AT-LARGE SEAT BY SPECIAL ELEC- 

TION. 


05/21/13 House Referred to Pickens Delegation HJ-21 

H 4166 Concurrent Resolution, By Clemmons and Goldfinch 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION MEMORIALIZING THE CONGRESS OF 

THE UNITED STATES TO ENACT LEGISLATION REVISING OR REQUIR- 

ING REVISIONS TO THE BOUNDARIES OF THE SOUTHEASTERN 

UNITED STATES FEDERAL OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF ADMINIS- 

TRATIVE DISTRICTS BOUNDARIES ESTABLISHED BY THE BUREAU 

OF OCEAN ENERGY MANAGEMENT OF THE UNITED STATES DEPART- 

MENT OF INTERIOR TO PROTECT SOUTH CAROLINA S INTERESTS 

WITH RESPECT TO COMMERCIAL ENERGY LEASES IN THESE DIS- 

TRICTS. 



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H 4167 Resolution, By Bannister, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 

Atwater, Bales, Ballentine, Barfield, Bedingfield, Bernstein, Bingham, 

Bowen, Bowers, Branham, Brannon, G.A. Brown, R.L. Brown, Burns,
















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE CHRIST 

CHURCH EPISCOPAL SCHOOL BOYS VARSITY TENNIS TEAM AND ITS 

COACHES FOR AN OUTSTANDING SEASON, AND TO CONGRATULATE 

THEM FOR WINNING THE 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA CLASS AA/A STATE 




















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND THE CHRIST 

CHURCH EPISCOPAL SCHOOL VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM, COACHES, 

AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS FOR A PERFECT SEASON AND TO CONGRAT- 

ULATE THEM FOR CAPTURING THE 2012 SOUTH CAROLINA DIVISION 

1-1A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


H 4169 Resolution, By Whipper, Sottile, R.L. Brown, Gilliard, Murphy, 

McCoy, Stavrinakis, Merrill, Horne, Limehouse, Harrell, Mack and Rivers 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE MRS. MERELYN B. RIV- 

ERS OF CHARLESTON ON THE OCCASION OF HER NINETIETH BIRTH- 

DAY AND TO WISH HER A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AND 

MUCH HAPPINESS IN THE DAYS AHEAD. 
















306 




A HOUSE RESOLUTION CONGRATULATING MR. BUCKY WOODALL OF 

WHITNEY, IN SPARTANBURG COUNTY, ON BEING RECOGNIZED BY 

THE GOVERNOR S COMMITTEE ON THE EMPLOYMENT OF PEOPLE 

WITH DISABILITIES AS AN EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR IN THE SMALL 

BUSINESS CATEGORY. 


H 4171 Resolution, By Gambrell, Gagnon, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 





Edge, Erickson, Felder, Finlay, Forrester, Funderburk, George, Gilliard, 












A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE CRESCENT 

HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL TEAM, COACHES, AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS 


CAPTURING THE 2013 CLASS AA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 



















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE ROBERT C. WILLIAMS, 

LEXINGTON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT THREE ASSISTANT SUPER- 

INTENDENT FOR PERSONNEL/ADMINISTRATION, UPON THE OCCA- 

SION OF HIS RETIREMENT, TO COMMEND HIM FOR HIS FORTY-FOUR 

YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE AS AN EDUCATOR, AND TO WISH 

HIM MUCH HAPPINESS AND FULFILLMENT IN ALL HIS FUTURE 

ENDEAVORS. 









Henderson, Herbkersman, Hiott, Hixon, Hodges, Horne, Hosey, Howard,












A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE W. WYMAN 

KING ACADEMY VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM, COACHES, AND 


GRATULATE THEM FOR WINNING THE 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA INDE- 

PENDENT SCHOOL ASSOCIATION CLASS A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 

TITLE. 





OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TO THE W. 

WYMAN KING ACADEMY VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM OF LEXINGTON 

COUNTY WITH THE TEAM COACHES AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS, AT A 




TION CLASS A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


H 4175 Resolution, By Clemmons, Hardee, H.A. Crawford, Barfield, Ryhal, 

Hardwick, Goldfinch, George and Hayes 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION EXPRESSING AN INVITATION FROM THE 

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE STATE OF 

SOUTH CAROLINA TO OUT-OF-STATE BUSINESSES INVOLVED IN THE 

MANUFACTURING OF FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION AND ACCESSO- 

RIES FOR FIREARMS TO CONSIDER LOCATING OR EXPANDING EXIST- 

ING OPERATIONS IN SOUTH CAROLINA AND TO GUARANTEE THAT 

SOUTH CAROLINA AND SOUTH CAROLINIANS WILL OFFER THEM A 

WARM WELCOME 


H 4176 Concurrent Resolution, By Quinn, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 












Powers Norrell, Putnam, Ridgeway, Riley, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, 





A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO HONOR AND COMMEND ONE OF 

THE SOUTH CAROLINA ARMY NATIONAL GUARD S MOST DECO- 

RATED AND DISTINGUISHED UNITS, THE 122ND ENGINEER BATTAL- 

ION, FOR ITS SERVICE TO OUR STATE AND NATION, AND TO EXTEND 

BEST WISHES AND GODSPEED TO THE MEMBERS OF THIS BATTAL- 

ION FOR A SUCCESSFUL CONCLUSION TO THEIR CURRENT ASSIGN- 

MENT IN AFGHANISTAN AND SAFE TRANSPORT HOME. 


307 


H 4177 General Bill, By Long, Hixon, Southard, Jefferson, Clyburn, Powers 

Norrell, Bales, Douglas, Alexander, Anderson, Hosey, Limehouse, Erickson, 

J.R. Smith, Spires, Allison, Barfield, Branham, Crosby, Daning, Gagnon, 

Gambrell, Hardwick, Henderson, Huggins, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, 

Munnerlyn, Norman, Ridgeway, Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, Taylor, Toole, 

Wells and Whipper 


SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO LITTER CONTROL OFFICERS, 

SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT AN ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER HAS THE 

SAME POWERS AND DUTIES AS A LITTER CONTROL OFFICER. 





BY ADDING SECTION 17-25-136 SO AS TO REQUIRE THE COURT TO 

INDICATE ON THE SENTENCING SHEET THAT THE ACT ON WHICH 

THE CONVICTION OR PLEA OF GUILTY OR NOLO CONTENDERE IS 

BASED INVOLVES CHILD ABUSE OR NEGLECT FOR CERTAIN 

OFFENSES. 





BY ADDING SECTION 56-5-3890 SO AS TO DEFINE THE TERM DRIVER 

OF THE PUBLIC , TO PROVIDE THAT IT IS UNLAWFUL FOR A DRIVER 

OF THE PUBLIC TO OPERATE A MOTOR VEHICLE WHILE USING A 

WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS DEVICE TO WRITE, SEND, OR 

READ A TEXT MESSAGE, AND TO PROVIDE PENALTIES. 



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H 4180 General Bill, By Govan 


AMENDED, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO 

ALIMONY AND THE EFFECT OF REMARRIAGE OR CONTINUED 

COHABITATION ON ALIMONY, RESPECTIVELY, BOTH SO AS TO REDE- 

FINE THE TERM CONTINUED COHABITATION AND TO INCLUDE FAC- 

TORS WHICH MAY BE CONSIDERED BY THE COURT WHEN 

DETERMINING WHETHER THE SUPPORTED SPOUSE IS MAINTAINING 

A COMMON HOUSEHOLD WITH ANOTHER PARTY. 



H 4181 General Bill, By Gilliard, Williams, King, Knight, Jefferson, 

Herbkersman, Hosey, Howard, Mack, Neal, Powers Norrell and Robinson- 

Simpson 


BY ADDING SECTION 38-73-25 SO AS TO PROVIDE A PROPERTY CASU- 

ALTY INSURANCE RATE-MAKING ORGANIZATION MAY NOT USE A 

CREDIT SCORE OR CREDIT REPORT TO DETERMINE THE RATE FOR A 

HOMEOWNER S INSURANCE POLICY; AND BY ADDING SECTION 38- 

75-1235 SO AS TO PROVIDE AN INSURER MAY NOT REFUSE TO ISSUE, 

REFUSE TO RENEW, OR CANCEL A HOMEOWNER S INSURANCE POL- 

ICY BASED ON A CREDIT SCORE OR CREDIT REPORT. 



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H 4182 Concurrent Resolution, By Hardwick, H.A. Crawford, Clemmons, 

Ryhal and Hardee 

Similar (S 0681)




WAY 701 FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF 

CONWAY TO ITS INTERSECTION WITH SOUTH CAROLINA HIGHWAY 

22 W. D. BILLY WITHERSPOON HIGHWAY AND ERECT APPROPRIATE 


WORDS W. D. BILLY WITHERSPOON HIGHWAY . 



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H 4183 Resolution, By Erickson, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 




K.R. Crawford, Crosby, Daning, Delleney, Dillard, Douglas, Edge, Felder, 














A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE BEAUFORT 

ACADEMY GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER TEAM, COACHES, AND SCHOOL 


THEM FOR WINNING THE SOUTH CAROLINA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL 

ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION CLASS AA/A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


H 4184 Resolution, By Erickson 




BEAUFORT ACADEMY GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER TEAM WITH THE 

TEAM COACHES AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS, AT A DATE AND TIME TO 

BE DETERMINED BY THE SPEAKER, FOR THE PURPOSE OF BEING 


CAROLINA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION AA/A 



H 4185 Resolution, By Bernstein, Finlay, Bales, Ballentine, Douglas, Hart, 

Howard, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, Neal, Rutherford, J.E. Smith, 

Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, Bannister, Barfield, 


R.L. Brown, Burns, Chumley, Clemmons, Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, H.A. 

Crawford, K.R. Crawford, Crosby, Daning, Delleney, Dillard, Edge, 

Erickson, Felder, Forrester, Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, George, 

Gilliard, Goldfinch, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, Hardwick, Harrell, Hayes, 

Henderson, Herbkersman, Hiott, Hixon, Hodges, Horne, Hosey, Huggins, 


Mack, McCoy, W.J. McLeod, Merrill, Mitchell, D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, 

Munnerlyn, Murphy, Nanney, Newton, Norman, Ott, Owens, Parks, Patrick, 

Pitts, Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, Ridgeway, Riley, Rivers, 

308 

Robinson-Simpson, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, Simrill, Skelton, G.M. 




A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE HAMMOND 

SKYHAWKS VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM, COACHES, AND SCHOOL 


THEM ON CAPTURING THE 2013 SCISA CLASS 3A STATE CHAMPION- 

SHIP TITLE. 


H 4186 Resolution, By Bernstein, Finlay, Bales, Ballentine, Douglas, Hart, 


















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE A.C. FLORA 






















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE CHRIST 

CHURCH EPISCOPAL SCHOOL BOYS VARSITY GOLF TEAM, COACHES, 

AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS FOR A REMARKABLE SEASON AND TO CON- 

GRATULATE THEM FOR WINNING THE 2013 SOUTH CAROLINA CLASS 

A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 




A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE THE SOUTHSIDE CHRIS- 

TIAN SCHOOL GIRLS TRACK TEAM FOR WINNING THE 2013 CLASS A 

TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE AND TO COMMEND THE 

TEAM S OUTSTANDING ATHLETES AND COACHES. 







SOUTHSIDE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL GIRLS TRACK TEAM, COACH, AND 


THE SPEAKER, FOR THE PURPOSE OF RECOGNIZING AND COMMEND- 

ING THEM ON WINNING THE 2013 CLASS A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 

TITLE. 


H 4190 Resolution, By Finlay, Bernstein, Bales, Ballentine, Douglas, Hart, 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE A. C. FLORA 

HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY BOYS GOLF TEAM, COACHES, AND SCHOOL 


THEM FOR WINNING THE 2013 CLASS AAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 

TITLE. 



















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE FLORENCE GREEN MID- 

DLETON OF BERKELEY COUNTY ON THE OCCASION OF HER ONE 

HUNDRED FIFTH BIRTHDAY AND TO WISH HER A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY 

CELEBRATION AND MUCH HEALTH AND HAPPINESS IN THE DAYS 

AHEAD. 


H 4192 General Bill, By Merrill, Crosby, Daning, Jefferson, Rivers and 

Southard 



ING PRECINCTS IN BERKELEY COUNTY, SO AS TO ADD FOUR PRE- 

CINCTS AND TO REDESIGNATE THE MAP NUMBER ON WHICH THE 





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H 4193 Resolution, By G.M. Smith, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 













Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, Simrill, Skelton, G.R. Smith, J.E. Smith, J.R. Smith, 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE HERMAN BURNS LIGHT- 

SEY, JR., DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA STATE ACCI- 

DENT FUND, UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT, TO 

COMMEND HIM FOR HIS MANY YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE, AND 

TO WISH HIM MUCH HAPPINESS AND FULFILLMENT IN ALL HIS 



H 4194 Concurrent Resolution, By Hiott, Skelton and Owens 


A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR PICKENS 

COUNTY SHERIFF C. DAVID STONE, FOR HIS LONG AND DEDICATED 

SERVICE AND OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTIONS TO LAW ENFORCE- 

MENT OVER THE PAST FORTY-FOUR YEARS. 



H 4195 General Bill, By McCoy 


SO AS TO ENACT THE PROMOTION OF ETHICAL STANDARDS AND 

PROFESSIONAL INTEGRITY IN PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSUR- 

ANCE SALES ACT BY ADDING ARTICLE 9 TO CHAPTER 13, TITLE 38 

SO AS TO PROVIDE THE PURPOSE OF THE ACT, TO PROVIDE NECES- 

SARY DEFINITIONS, TO CREATE THE PROPERTY AND CASUALTY 

INSURANCE LICENSEE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, TO REQUIRE THE 

COMMITTEE TO ESTABLISH A CODE OF ETHICS FOR PROPERTY AND 

CASUALTY INSURANCE SALES AND TO INVESTIGATE VIOLATIONS 

OF THE CODE AND OTHER RELATED VIOLATIONS, TO PROVIDE FOR 

THE COMPOSITION, TERMS, AND COMPENSATION OF THE COMMIT- 

TEE, AND TO PROVIDE POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE COMMITTEE; 

AND TO AMEND SECTION 38-13-70, RELATING TO INVESTIGATIONS 

BY THE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE OF 

ALLEGED VIOLATIONS OF TITLE 38, SO AS TO MAKE CONFORMING 

CHANGES. 



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H 4196 General Bill, By Brannon, Harrell, Patrick, Pitts, Wood, Gambrell, 

Pope and Tallon 

A BILL TO AMEND SECTIONS 9-1-1540, 9-1-1560, 9-1-1570, AND 9-11-80, 

ALL AS AMENDED, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, 

RELATING TO ELIGIBILITY, CALCULATION OF BENEFITS, AND PERI- 

ODIC REVIEWS FOR DISABILITY RETIREMENT BENEFITS FOR MEM- 

BERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA RETIREMENT SYSTEM (SCRS) AND 

THE SOUTH CAROLINA POLICE OFFICERS RETIREMENT SYSTEM


(SCPORS), SO AS TO DELETE PROVISIONS OTHERWISE TAKING 

EFFECT JANUARY 1, 2014, THAT MAKE ELIGIBILITY FOR SCRS AND 

SCPORS DISABILITY RETIREMENT BENEFITS CONTINGENT UPON A 

MEMBER BEING ELIGIBLE FOR SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY AND 

DELETE CHANGES MADE IN THE CALCULATION OF SCRS AND 

SCPORS DISABILITY BENEFITS AND REVIEW OF ELIGIBILITY OTHER- 

WISE SCHEDULED TO APPLY TO PERSONS APPLYING FOR SCRS AND 

SCPORS DISABILITY RETIREMENT AFTER DECEMBER 31, 2013. 




















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR KELLEY SMITH O QUINN OF 

ANDERSON, LONGTIME FRIEND OF THE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF 

SOUTH CAROLINA, FOR THE GENEROUS SUPPORT AND SERVICE SHE 

HAS RENDERED TO THE SCHOOL FOR DECADES, TO CONGRATULATE 

HER ON BEING PRESENTED THE DEGREE OF HONORARY DOCTOR OF 

HUMANE LETTERS BY MUSC, AND TO WISH HER MUCH FULFILL- 

MENT IN ALL HER FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 


A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE THE DEVASTATING 

EFFECTS CAUSED BY MENINGOCOCCAL DISEASE AND RAISE PUBLIC 

AWARENESS OF ITS SERIOUS IMPACT ON CITIZENS AND COMMUNI- 

TIES IN THE PALMETTO STATE. 






H 4201 Concurrent Resolution, By G.R. Smith, Alexander, Allison, 












Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, Ridgeway, Riley, Rivers, Robinson- 





A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AUGUST 20, 2013, AS 

DIABETIC PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY DAY AT THE STATE CAPITOL 

TO RAISE AWARENESS OF THE DELETERIOUS EFFECTS OF NERVE 

DAMAGE DUE TO DIABETIC PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY. 






H 4198 Resolution, By Douglas 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE LOGAN ROBINSON OF 

WINNSBORO ON EARNING ALL ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY FOUR 

MERIT BADGES OFFERED BY THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA. 


H 4199 Resolution, By Huggins, Ballentine, Quinn, Alexander, Allison, 

Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, Bales, Bannister, Barfield, Bedingfield, 







Howard, Jefferson, Kennedy, King, Knight, Limehouse, Loftis, Long, Lowe, 









A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE IRMO FIRE 

DISTRICT FOR THE VALUABLE PUBLIC SERVICE IT RENDERS TO ITS 

COMMUNITY EVERY DAY AND TO CONGRATULATE THE DEPART- 

MENT AT THE CELEBRATION OF ITS FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY. 



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NURSING, RELATING TO NURSE LICENSURE COMPACT, DESIGNATED 

AS REGULATION DOCUMENT NUMBER 4342, PURSUANT TO THE PRO- 

VISIONS OF ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 23, TITLE 1 OF THE 1976 CODE. 


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COSMETOLOGY, RELATING TO ADMINISTRATIVE CITATIONS AND 

PENALTIES, DESIGNATED AS REGULATION DOCUMENT NUMBER 

4335, PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 23, 

TITLE 1 OF THE 1976 CODE. 


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CINCTS IN CHESTER COUNTY, SO AS TO REDESIGNATE CERTAIN PRE- 

CINCTS, TO DESIGNATE A MAP NUMBER ON WHICH THE NAMES OF 

THESE PRECINCTS MAY BE FOUND AND MAINTAINED BY THE 




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H 4205 General Bill, By Munnerlyn and Hayes 


SCHOOL DISTRICT OF MARLBORO COUNTY, SO AS TO PROVIDE THE 

COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD MAY DETERMINE SALARIES AND ALLOW- 

ANCES OF BOARD MEMBERS AND APPROVE LOCAL TAX FUNDS 

NEEDED FOR THESE SALARIES AND ALLOWANCES, AND TO DELETE 

PROVISIONS REQUIRING THE BOARD MEMBERS TO RECEIVE A PER 

DIEM AND THE CHAIRMAN TO RECEIVE ADDITIONAL COMPENSA- 

TION. 


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H 4206 General Bill, By Atwater, Bedingfield, Toole, Owens and Taylor 



WITH THE 2016-2017 SCHOOL YEAR, SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF 

THREE HIGH SCHOOL-LEVEL VIRTUAL LEARNING CREDIT UNITS 

DURING HIGH SCHOOL IS REQUIRED TO GRADUATE FROM AN 

ACCREDITED HIGH SCHOOL IN THIS STATE, SUBJECT TO THE AVAIL- 

ABILITY OF COURSEWORK PROVIDING THESE VIRTUAL LEARNING 

CREDIT UNITS FROM IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA 

VIRTUAL SCHOOL PROGRAM UPON THE APPROPRIATION OF FUNDS 

BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. 



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H 4207 General Bill, By Atwater, Quinn, Ballentine, Huggins, Kennedy and 

Toole 



THAT BEGINNING WITH THE 2015-2016 SCHOOL YEAR, A PARENT 

RESIDING IN THIS STATE MAY ENROLL HIS DISABLED CHILD IN ANY 

SCHOOL DISTRICT OR PRIVATE SCHOOL IN THIS STATE THAT HE 

CONSIDERS BEST CAPABLE OF MEETING THE UNIQUE NEEDS OF HIS 

CHILD S DISABILITY; TO PROVIDE THE CHILD MUST MEET OTHER 

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ADMISSIONS CRITERIA OF THE SCHOOL; TO REQUIRE THE TRANS- 

MITTAL OF ONE HUNDRED PERCENT OF THE BASE STUDENT COST 

FROM THE DISTRICT IN WHICH THE CHILD RESIDES TO THE DIS- 

TRICT OF THE SCHOOL HE ATTENDS OR THE PRIVATE SCHOOL THAT 

HE ATTENDS; TO PROVIDE THAT WHEN A CHILD ENROLLED IN A 

SCHOOL UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ACT MOVES FROM THE 

DISTRICT THAT TRANSMITTED FUNDS ON HIS BEHALF TO ANOTHER 

DISTRICT, THE DISTRICT INTO WHICH THE CHILD MOVES SHALL 

REIMBURSE THE DISTRICT FROM WHICH THE CHILD MOVED ON A 

PRO RATA BASIS TO BE CALCULATED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF EDU- 

CATION; AND TO PROVIDE THE DEPARTMENT SHALL DEVELOP 

APPLICATION PROCEDURES FOR A PARENT SEEKING TO ENROLL HIS 

CHILD IN A SCHOOL PURSUANT TO THE ACT. 



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H 4208 Resolution, By Bowers 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR LE CREUSET OF 

AMERICA, INC., HEADQUARTERED IN HAMPTON COUNTY, FOR ITS 

FINE COOKWARE PRODUCTS AND TO COMMEND OWNER PAUL VAN 

ZUYDAM AND HIS COMPANY FOR THE INTEGRITY AND SUPERB 

QUALITY THAT HAVE WON LE CREUSET INTERNATIONAL RENOWN 

AND PATRONAGE. 


H 4209 Resolution, By Atwater, Quinn, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 

Anthony, Bales, Ballentine, Bannister, Barfield, Bedingfield, Bernstein, 

















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE LEXINGTON 



WINNING THE 2013 CLASS AAAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 




















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE HOLLY HILL 

ACADEMY VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM, COACHES, AND SCHOOL 



SCHOOL ASSOCIATION CLASS AA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE, 

THEIR SECOND STRAIGHT STATE BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP. 


H 4211 Resolution, By Bernstein, Bales, Ballentine, Douglas, Finlay, Hart, 


















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE CARDINAL 

NEWMAN MEN S SOCCER TEAM, COACHES, AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS 


CAPTURING THE 2013 SCISA CLASS 3A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


H 4212 Resolution, By Ridgeway, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 
















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE EAST CLAR- 

ENDON HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL TEAM, COACHES, AND SCHOOL 


THEM ON WINNING THE 2013 CLASS A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


H 4213 Resolution, By Weeks, G.A. Brown, Neal, G.M. Smith, Alexander, 


Bedingfield, Bernstein, Bingham, Bowen, Bowers, Branham, Brannon, R.L. 









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A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE THE REVEREND DR. 

JAMES B. BLASSINGAME, PASTOR OF MOUNT ZION MISSIONARY 

BAPTIST CHURCH, ON BEING ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE BAPTIST 

EDUCATIONAL & MISSIONARY CONVENTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 


H 4214 Concurrent Resolution, By Hardwick, H.A. Crawford, Alexander, 




Cole, K.R. Crawford, Crosby, Daning, Delleney, Dillard, Douglas, Edge, 

Erickson, Felder, Finlay, Forrester, Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, George, 

Gilliard, Goldfinch, Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, Harrell, Hart, Hayes, 











A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR BURGESS 

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IN HORRY COUNTY AND TO CONGRATULATE 

THE ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, STUDENTS, AND PARENTS FOR 

THE SELECTION OF THE SCHOOL AS A 2013 NATIONAL SCHOOL OF 

CHARACTER BY THE CHARACTER EDUCATION PARTNERSHIP. 



H 4215 Concurrent Resolution, By Barfield and Hardee 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR AUBREY 

M. ANDERSON OF CONWAY AND TO EXPRESS THE APPRECIATION OF 

THE MEMBERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA GENERAL ASSEMBLY FOR 

HIS SERVICE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY DURING WORLD WAR II. 



H 4216 General Bill, By Bales, Ballentine and Neal 



CINCTS IN RICHLAND COUNTY, SO AS TO REVISE AND ADD CERTAIN 

PRECINCTS, TO REDESIGNATE A MAP NUMBER ON WHICH THE 



AND CONTROL BOARD, TO CORRECT REFERENCES, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE FOR ALTERNATE PRECINCT POLLING PLACES UNDER SPECI- 

FIED CONDITIONS. 


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H 4217 Resolution, By Williams, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 















Thayer, Toole, Vick, Weeks, Wells, Whipper, White, Whitmire, Willis and 

Wood 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE TERRY MARTIN, PRINCI- 

PAL OF PATE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IN DARLINGTON, UPON THE 

OCCASION OF HER RETIREMENT, TO COMMEND HER FOR HER MANY 

YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE AS AN EDUCATOR, AND TO WISH 

HER MUCH HAPPINESS AND FULFILLMENT IN ALL HER FUTURE 

ENDEAVORS. 


















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO DESIGNATE THE MONTH OF MAY 2013 AS 

MENTAL HEALTH MONTH IN SOUTH CAROLINA AND TO RAISE COM- 

MUNITY AWARENESS AND UNDERSTANDING OF MENTAL ILLNESS 

AND THE NEED FOR APPROPRIATE AND ACCESSIBLE SERVICES FOR 

ALL PEOPLE WITH MENTAL ILLNESSES. 


H 4219 Resolution, By Whipper, Gilliard, Mack, Stavrinakis, Limehouse, 

Horne, Harrell, McCoy, R.L. Brown and Sottile 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR JOSEPH DAW- 

SON, JR., COMMANDANT OF THE MILITARY MAGNET ACADEMY, 

UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT AFTER TWENTY-ONE 

YEARS OF OUTSTANDING DEDICATION AND SERVICE, AND TO WISH 

HIM CONTINUED SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN ALL HIS FUTURE 

ENDEAVORS. 


H 4220 Resolution, By Knight, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 


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Huggins, Jefferson, Kennedy, King, Limehouse, Loftis, Long, Lowe, Lucas, 









A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE WOOD- 

LAND HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY BOYS TRACK TEAM, COACHES, AND 


GRATULATE THEM FOR WINNING THE SOUTH CAROLINA HIGH 

SCHOOL LEAGUE CLASS AA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP. 





















TIVES UPON THE DEATH OF JULIE ABNEY BAILEY OF SUMTER AND 


FRIENDS. 



















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE WILSON 

HALL VARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM, COACHES, AND SCHOOL OFFI- 

CIALS FOR AN OUTSTANDING SEASON AND TO CONGRATULATE



SCHOOL ASSOCIATION CLASS AAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE. 


H 4223 General Bill, By Nanney, Delleney, Lucas, Simrill, G.M. Smith, 

Stringer, Bedingfield, Wood, Clemmons, H.A. Crawford, Gagnon, Atwater, 

Huggins, Owens, Limehouse, Norman, Erickson, Willis, Rivers, Allison, 

Ballentine, Bannister, Burns, Chumley, Henderson, Long, Merrill, D.C. 

Moss, Pitts, Pope, G.R. Smith, Tallon and Thayer 




THE SOUTH CAROLINA PAIN-CAPABLE UNBORN CHILD PROTECTION 

ACT , TO PROVIDE FINDINGS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, TO PRO- 

VIDE NECESSARY TERMS, TO PROVIDE A PHYSICIAN OR ALLIED 

HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SHALL CALCULATE THE PROBABLE POST- 

FERTILIZATION AGE OF AN EMBRYO OR FETUS BEFORE PERFORM- 

ING OR INDUCING AN ABORTION, TO PROVIDE THAT AN ABORTION 

MAY NOT BE PERFORMED IF THE PROBABLE POST-FERTILIZATION 

AGE OF THE EMBRYO OR FETUS IS TWENTY OR MORE WEEKS, TO 

PROVIDE FOR EXCEPTIONS, TO REQUIRE CERTAIN EDUCATIONAL 

MATERIALS BE PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED, AND TO PROVIDE 

THE ACT DOES NOT IMPLICITLY OR OTHERWISE REPEAL ANOTHER 

PROVISION OF LAW. 





A BILL TO PROVIDE FOR THE AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF COLUM- 

BIA TO APPOINT AND COMMISSION FIREFIGHTERS TO SERVE AS 

CERTIFIED LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS WHO HAVE THE FULL 

POWERS AS CERTIFIED LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND TO 

REQUIRE FIREFIGHTERS TO MEET CERTAIN QUALIFICATIONS TO BE 

COMMISSIONED AS A CERTIFIED LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER. 



H 4225 Joint Resolution, By Jefferson, Gilliard, Clyburn, Williams, Hosey, 

Parks, Cobb-Hunter, Neal, Mitchell, King, R.L. Brown, Hodges, Howard, 

Powers Norrell and Whipper 

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO CREATE THE HOSPITAL COSTS DISPARITY 

STUDY COMMITTEE TO STUDY THE DISPARITY IN THE AMOUNTS 

HOSPITALS IN THIS STATE CHARGE FOR CERTAIN MEDICAL PROCE- 

DURES BILLED TO MEDICARE AND TO COMPARE THE AMOUNTS 

HOSPITALS IN THIS STATE CHARGE MEDICARE AS COMPARED TO 

THE NATIONAL AVERAGE, TO PROVIDE FOR MEMBERSHIP OF THE 

STUDY COMMITTEE AND THE METHOD OF APPOINTMENT OF MEM- 

BERS, TO SET FORTH THE DUTIES OF THE STUDY COMMITTEE, TO 

REQUIRE THE STUDY COMMITTEE TO PREPARE A REPORT WITH 

FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE GOVERNOR AND GEN- 

ERAL ASSEMBLY, TO MAKE THE INFORMATION AVAILABLE TO THE 

PUBLIC, AND TO INCLUDE A SUNSET PROVISION FOR THE STUDY 

COMMITTEE. 





H 4226 General Bill, By McCoy, Patrick, Pitts, Pope, Simrill, Tallon and 

H.A. Crawford 



UNLAWFUL FOR ANYONE TO INTENTIONALLY DISSEMINATE FOR 

PUBLICATION ANY INFORMATION CONTAINED IN AN APPLICATION 

FOR A CONCEALED WEAPON PERMIT OR ANY INFORMATION 

REGARDING THE IDENTITY OF A PERSON WHO HAS APPLIED FOR OR 

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HAS BEEN ISSUED A CONCEALED WEAPON PERMIT, AND TO PRO- 

VIDE PENALTIES. 



05/29/13 House Member(s) request name added as sponsor: H.A.Crawford 

H 4227 General Bill, By Henderson, Nanney and Owens 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DISTRIBUTION OF 

THE GASOLINE USER FEES AMONG COUNTIES, SO AS TO PROVIDE 

THAT A COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE MUST PROVIDE AN 

ANNUAL ACCOUNTING OF FUNDS THAT IT RECEIVES TO ITS LEGIS- 

LATIVE DELEGATION. 



H 4228 General Bill, By Gambrell 


BY ADDING SECTION 38-71-295 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE PRO- 

VIDER OF HEALTH INSURANCE MAY NOT IMPOSE A COPAYMENT, 

COINSURANCE, OR OFFICE VISIT DEDUCTIBLE AMOUNT CHARGED 

TO AN INSURED FOR SERVICE RENDERED ON EACH DATE OF SER- 

VICE BY AN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST OR PHYSICAL THERAPIST, 

TO PROVIDE FOR THE APPLICABLE SCOPE OF THE ARTICLE, AND TO 

PROVIDE NECESSARY DEFINITIONS. 



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H 4229 Resolution, By Tallon, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 














J.R. Smith, Sottile, Southard, Spires, Stavrinakis, Stringer, Taylor, Thayer, 


Wood 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR SYLVESTER DAUGHTRY, JR., 

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE COMMISSION ON ACCREDITATION 

FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES, INC., FOR HIS MANY YEARS OF 

DEDICATED SERVICE AND LEADERSHIP TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY 

COMMUNITY, BOTH LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL, TO CONGRATU- 

LATE HIM ON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT, AND TO WISH 

HIM MUCH SUCCESS AND FULFILLMENT IN ALL HIS FUTURE 

ENDEAVORS. 


H 4230 Concurrent Resolution, By Rutherford, Bales, Ballentine, Bernstein, 

Douglas, Finlay, Hart, Howard, McEachern, Neal, J.E. Smith, Alexander, 

Allison, Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, Bannister, Barfield, Bedingfield, 





Govan, Hamilton, Hardee, Hardwick, Harrell, Hayes, Henderson, 

Herbkersman, Hiott, Hixon, Hodges, Horne, Hosey, Huggins, Jefferson, 


McCoy, M.S. McLeod, W.J. McLeod, Merrill, Mitchell, D.C. Moss, V.S.


Moss, Munnerlyn, Murphy, Nanney, Newton, Norman, Ott, Owens, Parks, 

Patrick, Pitts, Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, Ridgeway, Riley, 

Rivers, Robinson-Simpson, Ryhal, Sabb, Sandifer, Sellers, Simrill, Skelton, 

G.M. Smith, G.R. Smith, J.R. Smith, Sottile, Southard, Spires, Stavrinakis, 




WAVERLY HISTORIC DISTRICT OF RICHLAND COUNTY AND CON- 

GRATULATE ITS ASSOCIATION, RESIDENTS, AND EXTENDED COM- 

MUNITY UPON THE OCCASION OF ITS CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY 

IN 2013 AND TO COMMEND THEM FOR THEIR DEDICATION TO THE 

PRESERVATION OF WAVERLY S BUILDINGS AND HISTORY. 



H 4231 General Bill, By Nanney 


BY ADDING SECTION 30-5-25 SO AS TO PROVIDE UNIFORM STAN- 

DARDS FOR FORMATTING DOCUMENTS SUBMITTED TO A CLERK OF 

COURT OR REGISTER OF DEEDS FOR RECORDING, TO PROVIDE A SIX- 

MONTH GRACE PERIOD, TO PROVIDE THAT AFTER THE GRACE 

PERIOD A NONCONFORMING DOCUMENT MUST BE ACCEPTED FOR 

RECORDING WITH THE IMPOSITION OF A NONREFUNDABLE FINE TO 

BE DEPOSITED IN THE COUNTY GENERAL FUND OR MUST BE 

REFUSED FOR RECORDING, AND TO PROVIDE AN EXEMPTION FOR 

DOCUMENTS FILED ELECTRONICALLY PURSUANT TO THE UNIFORM 

REAL PROPERTY ELECTRONIC RECORDING ACT. 




















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR COLONIAL 

TRUST COMPANY FOR THE VALUABLE SERVICE IT PROVIDES IN OUR 

STATE AND TO CONGRATULATE THE COMPANY UPON THE CELEBRA- 

TION OF ITS ONE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY. 


H 4233 Resolution, By Bowers, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 


Bingham, Bowen, Branham, Brannon, G.A. Brown, R.L. Brown, Burns, 












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A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE JAMES RISHER, MAYOR OF 

THE TOWN OF GIFFORD FOR THIRTY-SEVEN YEARS, TO HONOR HIS 

DEVOTION TO HIS COMMUNITY AND THE PALMETTO STATE, AND TO 

EXPRESS APPRECIATION FOR HIS SIGNIFICANT LEADERSHIP IN PRO- 

MOTING THE SIXTH OF JUNE FESTIVAL. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DR. KATE CLIF- 

FORD LARSON FOR HER SCHOLARLY AND INSIGHTFUL OPUS ON THE 

LIFE, WORK, AND COMPLEXITY OF HARRIET TUBMAN, AN UNSUNG 

GIANT OF AMERICAN HISTORY AND TO WELCOME HER AS SHE 

SPEAKS AT TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH ON THE ONE HUNDRED 

FIFTIETH COMMEMORATION OF THE COMBAHEE RIVER RAID. 


H 4235 Resolution, By Ballentine, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 

Atwater, Bales, Bannister, Barfield, Bedingfield, Bernstein, Bingham, Bowen, 
















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND CONGRATULATE ST. 

PETER BAPTIST CHURCH OF IRMO ON THE OCCASION OF ITS HIS- 

TORIC ONE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY AND TO COMMEND THE 

CHURCH FOR A CENTURY OF SERVICE TO GOD AND THE COMMU- 

NITY. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO REMEMBER AND COMMEMORATE THE 

ONE HUNDRED FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF HARRIET TUBMAN S 

COMBAHEE RIVER RAID IN BEAUFORT COUNTY THAT RESCUED 

EIGHT HUNDRED SLAVES AND SUPPLIED UNION FORCES WITH 

THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS IN CONFISCATED GOODS ON JUNE 2, 1863. 



A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE KIMBERLY 

MYERS, AYNOR HIGH SCHOOL CAREER AND TECHNOLOGY EDUCA- 

TION DEPARTMENT CHAIR, ON BEING NAMED 2013 TEACHER OF THE 

YEAR BY THE SOUTH CAROLINA ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS OF 

FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES. 




A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE THE SOUTH CAROLINA INDE- 

PENDENT SCHOOL ASSOCIATION STUDENT GOVERNMENT TO USE 

THE CHAMBER OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- 

TIVES ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2013, PROVIDED THE HOUSE IS 

NOT IN SESSION OR THE CHAMBER IS OTHERWISE UNAVAILABLE, 

AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE USE OF THE HOUSE CHAMBER ON AN


ALTERNATE DATE AND TIME AS MAY BE SELECTED BY THE 

SPEAKER IF THE HOUSE IS IN SESSION ON THIS DATE. 



















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR MACEDONIA 

BAPTIST CHURCH, UPON THE OCCASION OF ITS ONE HUNDRED 

THIRTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY, AND TO CONGRATULATE THE PASTOR 

AND CONGREGATION FOR REACHING THIS SIGNIFICANT MILE- 

STONE. 



















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR TOM MCLEAN, 

MEMBER OF THE IRMO CHAPIN RECREATION COMMISSION, UPON 

THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT AFTER TEN YEARS OF OUT- 




H 4241 Resolution, By Willis, Pitts, Anthony, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 











Norman, Ott, Owens, Parks, Patrick, Pope, Powers Norrell, Putnam, Quinn, 




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A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR AND CONGRATULATE THE CLIN- 

TON HIGH SCHOOL SCIENCE OLYMPIAD TEAM AND ITS COACHES ON 

CAPTURING THE 2013 SCIENCE OLYMPIAD DIVISION C STATE CHAM- 



















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A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE STUDENTS, 

ADMINISTRATORS, FACULTY, STAFF, AND PARENTS OF PAULINE- 

GLENN SPRINGS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF SPARTANBURG COUNTY 

FOR THEIR OUTSTANDING WORK AND TO CONGRATULATE THEM 

FOR BEING SELECTED AS A LIGHTHOUSE SCHOOL. 



















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR MATTHEW KEN- 

NEDY FOR HIS MANY ACADEMIC AND COMMUNITY ACHIEVEMENTS 

AND TO CONGRATULATE HIM UPON HIS GRADUATION FROM SUM- 

MERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL. 


H 4244 Resolution, By Clemmons, Hardwick, Barfield, Hardee, H.A. 

Crawford, Ryhal, George, Goldfinch, Edge, Hayes, Alexander, Allison, 

Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, Bales, Ballentine, Bannister, Bedingfield, 


Brown, Burns, Chumley, Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, K.R. Crawford, 

Crosby, Daning, Delleney, Dillard, Douglas, Erickson, Felder, Finlay, 

Forrester, Funderburk, Gagnon, Gambrell, Gilliard, Govan, Hamilton, 

Harrell, Hart, Henderson, Herbkersman, Hiott, Hixon, Hodges, Horne, 

Hosey, Howard, Huggins, Jefferson, Kennedy, King, Knight, Limehouse, 

Loftis, Long, Lowe, Lucas, Mack, McCoy, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, W.J. 


Nanney, Neal, Newton, Norman, Ott, Owens, Parks, Patrick, Pitts, Pope,








A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DAN GRAY FOR 

HIS YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE TO THE CITIZENS OF HORRY 

COUNTY AND TO THE PALMETTO STATE. 


















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR VINCENT DAN- 

IEL DECRESCENZIO FOR HIS FAITHFUL AND SACRIFICIAL SERVICE 

TO OUR NATION AND TO CONGRATULATE HIM FOR HIS HEROIC SUC- 

CESS IN GRADUATING CUM LAUDE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF 






TIVES UPON THE PASSING OF HENRY WILLIAMS, A NATIVE OF BISH- 

OPVILLE, AND TO EXTEND THEIR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HIS 

LARGE AND LOVING FAMILY AND HIS MANY FRIENDS. 




A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE LEROY GREGG OF MAR- 

ION COUNTY ON THE OCCASION OF HIS NINETIETH BIRTHDAY AND 

TO WISH HIM A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AND MUCH HAPPI- 

NESS IN THE FUTURE. 


H 4248 Resolution, By Knight 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE MRS. LURENE STEPHENS 

BILTON OF DORCHESTER COUNTY, UPON THE OCCASION OF HER 

NINETIETH BIRTHDAY, AND TO WISH HER A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY CEL- 

EBRATION AND MANY YEARS OF CONTINUED HEALTH AND HAPPI- 

NESS. 


H 4249 Resolution, By Spires 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR RON CLAMP, 

STONE CARVER OF MEMORIAL DESIGN IN PELION, FOR HIS MASTER- 

FUL WORK IN ENGRAVING THE GRANITE MONUMENTS COMMEMO- 

RATING THE HISTORY OF MANKIND AT THE MUSEUM OF HISTORY IN 

GRANITE, LOCATED IN FELICITY, CALIFORNIA. 


H 4250 Resolution, By Sabb 

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A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR REVEREND WIL- 

LIAM SIMON JAMES, PASTOR OF BETHEL AND ASBURY UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCHES IN KINGSTREE, UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS 

RETIREMENT AFTER MORE THAN THIRTY-THREE YEARS OF OUT- 





A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE MAUDE STYLES NIX OF 

TRAVELERS REST ON THE OCCASION OF HER ONE HUNDREDTH 

BIRTHDAY AND TO WISH HER MUCH HAPPINESS AND A JOYOUS 

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION. 


H 4252 Resolution, By Quinn, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 

















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE LESLIE HOPE OF LEXING- 

TON COUNTY, UPON BEING CHOSEN THE 2013 ASSOCIATION EXECU- 

TIVE OF THE YEAR BY THE SOUTH CAROLINA SOCIETY OF 

ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVES. 


H 4253 Resolution, By Norman, D.C. Moss, Simrill and Felder 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR OFFICER II 

ADAM NEMTUDA FOR HIS OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO THE ROCK 

HILL POLICE DEPARTMENT AND TO CONGRATULATE HIM UPON 

BEING NAMED THE DEPARTMENT S 2013 OFFICER OF THE YEAR. 


H 4254 Resolution, By Dillard and Robinson-Simpson 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR SENIOR BISHOP THOMAS LANIER 

HOYT, JR., FORTY-EIGHTH BISHOP OF THE CHRISTIAN METHODIST 

EPISCOPAL (CME) CHURCH, FOR HIS LONG AND DISTINGUISHED 

MINISTRY AND TO EXTEND TO HIM A WARM WELCOME TO SOUTH 

CAROLINA AS HE CONVENES THE CAROLINA REGION CONFERENCE 

OF THE SEVENTH EPISCOPAL DISTRICT OF THE CME CHURCH IN 

GREENVILLE, JULY 7-12, 2013. 


H 4255 Concurrent Resolution, By Pope, D.C. Moss, Simrill, Delleney, 

Felder, Long, Norman and V.S. Moss 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO WELCOME HOME THE MEN AND 

WOMEN OF ROCK HILL S ARMY NATIONAL GUARD 178TH COMBAT 

ENGINEER BATTALION FROM THEIR TOUR OF DUTY IN AFGHANI- 

STAN AND TO EXPRESS THE DEEPEST RESPECT AND ADMIRATION OF 

THE MEMBERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO 

THESE SOLDIERS FOR THEIR COURAGE AND THE MANY SACRIFICES 

THEY HAVE MADE IN THEIR SERVICE TO OUR NATION. 




H 4256 Concurrent Resolution, By G.A. Brown 



UPON THE DEATH OF FRANCES ELIZABETH CLARKE MARTIN, A 

NATIVE OF THE PALMETTO STATE, AND TO EXTEND THE DEEPEST 

SYMPATHY TO HER FAMILY AND MANY FRIENDS. 



H 4257 Concurrent Resolution, By W.J. McLeod 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO COMMEMORATE THE LIFE OF FOR- 

MER SENATOR ROBERT C. LAKE, JR., A TALENTED LAWYER AND 

EXTRAORDINARY PUBLIC SERVANT TO THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO- 

LINA. 



H 4258 General Bill, By Skelton and Hiott 



PICKENS COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES, SO AS TO REVISE 

THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE BOARD TO SEVEN SEATS, TO PROVIDE 

FOR THE ADDITION OF AN AT-LARGE SEAT, TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

ELECTION OF THE AT-LARGE MEMBER, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE 

FILLING OF A VACANCY OF THE AT-LARGE SEAT BY SPECIAL ELEC- 

TION. 


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H 4259 General Bill, By Goldfinch and Clemmons 




LINA MILITARY SERVICE INTEGRITY AND PRESERVATION ACT , TO 

PROVIDE THAT A PERSON WHO, WITH THE INTENT OF SECURING A 

TANGIBLE BENEFIT, KNOWINGLY AND FALSELY REPRESENTS HIM- 

SELF TO HAVE SERVED IN THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED 

STATES OR TO HAVE BEEN AWARDED A DECORATION, MEDAL, RIB- 

BON, OR OTHER DEVICE AUTHORIZED BY CONGRESS OR PURSUANT 

TO FEDERAL LAW FOR THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES, 

IS GUILTY OF A MISDEMEANOR. 


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06/05/13 House Debate adjourned until Thur., 6-613 

06/05/13 House Reconsidered 

06/05/13 House Requests for debate-Rep(s). Cobb-Hunter, Howard, Neal, 

Sabb, Mitchell, Gilliard, Govan 

06/06/13 House Requests for debate removed-Rep(s). Gilliard, Sabb 

H 4260 General Bill, By Horne, Sabb, Clemmons and H.A. Crawford 



OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING, IN PART, TO TRANSACTIONS 

THAT ARE EXEMPT FROM A CERTIFICATE OF NEED REVIEW PURSU- 

ANT TO ARTICLE 3, CHAPTER 7, TITLE 44, SO AS TO EXEMPT THE 

REQUIREMENT OF A CERTIFICATE OF NEED REVIEW FOR A HOSPI- 

TAL TO ADD NEW BEDS AND TO CHANGE CLASSIFICATION OF GEN- 

ERAL HOSPITAL BEDS, AS LONG AS THE NEW BEDS AND 

RECLASSIFIED BEDS ARE BEDS TO BE USED EXCLUSIVELY FOR MEN- 

TAL HEALTH SERVICES. 





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BY ADDING SECTION 59-1-105 SO AS TO DEFINE THE TERM INSTRUC- 

TION/INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES BEGINNING WITH THE 2016-2017 

SCHOOL YEAR. 



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H 4262 General Bill, By Limehouse 


BY ADDING SECTION 12-6-3675 SO AS TO ALLOW A NONREFUND- 

ABLE CREDIT AGAINST THE SOUTH CAROLINA INCOME TAX LIABIL- 

ITY OF AN INDIVIDUAL FOR A PORTION OF THE EXPENSES 

INCURRED BY TAXPAYER MATERIALS USED IN CONSTRUCTING OR 

INSTALLING A SAFE ROOM IN A RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURE 

LOCATED IN THIS STATE, TO ALLOW UNUSED CREDIT TO BE CAR- 

RIED FORWARD FOR THE FIVE SUCCEEDING TAXABLE YEARS, AND 

TO DEFINE SAFE ROOM AND RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURE . 



H 4263 General Bill, By Bowen, Barfield, Quinn, Hosey, Crosby, Powers 

Norrell, Bales, Erickson, Govan, Gilliard, Cobb-Hunter, Southard, M.S. 

McLeod, Knight, Rivers, Neal, W.J. McLeod, Gambrell, Munnerlyn, Finlay, 

Nanney, Huggins, McCoy, King, Spires, Stavrinakis, Hiott, Limehouse, 

Taylor, V.S. Moss, Sottile, Ridgeway, Ballentine, G.A. Brown, Burns, 

Chumley, Hart, Herbkersman, Hixon, Kennedy, Lowe, Merrill, Owens, 

Putnam, Rutherford, Stringer, Thayer, Willis and Wood 



TIONS, SO AS TO PROVIDE AN EXEMPTION SUFFICIENT TO KEEP THE 

PROPERTY TAX VALUE OF A HOMESTEAD FROM INCREASING ONCE 

THE OWNER ATTAINS THE AGE OF SEVENTY YEARS, TO PROVIDE AN 

ADDITIONAL TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT EXEMPTION WHEN A PERSON 

ATTAINS THE AGE OF SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS AND TO INCREASE THE 

EXEMPTION BY AN ADDITIONAL TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT EVERY 

FIVE YEARS THEREAFTER, AND TO SPECIFY THE APPLICABILITY OF 

THE EXEMPTION; AND BY ADDING SECTION 12-45-82 SO AS TO PRO- 

HIBIT A TAX EXECUTION ON THE HOMESTEAD OF AN INDIVIDUAL 

THAT HAS ATTAINED THE AGE OF EIGHTY YEARS. 



H 4264 Resolution, By Branham, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 


Bingham, Bowen, Bowers, Brannon, G.A. Brown, R.L. Brown, Burns, 















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DR. JERRY T. 

MITCHELL, COORDINATOR OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA GEOGRAPHIC 

ALLIANCE AND RESEARCH ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF GEOGRAPHY 

AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA, FOR HIS OUTSTANDING 

SERVICE AS EDITOR OF THE ATLAS OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 



H 4265 General Bill, By McCoy, R.L. Brown, Harrell and Merrill 



LINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE PROCEDURE FOR ANNEXATION OF 

SPECIAL PURPOSE DISTRICTS, SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR AN ADDI- 

TIONAL METHOD OF ANNEXATION BY RESOLUTION OF A SPECIAL 

PURPOSE DISTRICT WHEN A PREEXISTING MUNICIPALITY ANNEXES 

A MAJORITY OF THE POPULATION OF THE DISTRICT OR WHEN A 

MUNICIPALITY INCORPORATES A MAJORITY OF THE POPULATION OF 

A DISTRICT. 






















TIVES UPON THE DEATH OF JAMES HENRY ARTHUR HOWARD OF 

CROSS AND TO EXTEND THE DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HIS FAMILY 



















Wood 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE MRS. MEREDITH ROSE 

ON BEING NAMED PRINCIPAL OF JESSE BOYD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

IN SPARTANBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT SEVEN AND WISH HER SUC- 

CESS IN THIS NEW ROLE AND IN ALL HER FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 


H 4268 Concurrent Resolution, By D.C. Moss, V.S. Moss, Pope and King 



HIGHWAY 55 IN YORK COUNTY FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE 

YORK/CHEROKEE COUNTY LINE TO ITS INTERSECTION WITH SOUTH 

CAROLINA HIGHWAY 161 STATE REPRESENTATIVE HUGH J. LOVE 


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THIS PORTION OF HIGHWAY THAT CONTAIN THE WORDS STATE REP- 

RESENTATIVE HUGH J. LOVE HIGHWAY . 



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H 4269 Resolution, By Bernstein, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 

Atwater, Bales, Ballentine, Bannister, Barfield, Bedingfield, Bingham, 
















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR BARBARA BURTON GUZIOR FOR 

HER THIRTY-THREE YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE AS AN EDUCA- 

TOR, TO CONGRATULATE HER ON THE OCCASION OF HER RETIRE- 

MENT, AND TO WISH HER WELL IN HER FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 


H 4270 Resolution, By Atwater, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 


















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO DECLARE NOVEMBER 2013 THE PULMO- 

NARY HYPERTENSION AWARENESS MONTH IN SOUTH CAROLINA TO 

PROMOTE UNDERSTANDING OF THE GROWING RISK OF PULMO- 

NARY HYPERTENSION IN THE UNITED STATES. 










Huggins, Jefferson, Kennedy, King, Knight, Limehouse, Loftis, Long, Lowe,











A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND ISAIAH 

OWENS FOR HIS OUTSTANDING SERVICE IN THE MORTUARY PRO- 

FESSION FOR FORTY-FOUR YEARS AND FOR THE COMPASSION AND 

KINDNESS HE HAS RENDERED TO HIS COMMUNITY. 


H 4272 Resolution, By Willis, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 
















Wood 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE REVEREND 

MICHAEL WALLACE BEARDEN, FORMER PASTOR OF FOUNTAIN INN 

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, ON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT 

AFTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE TO HIS CONGRE- 

GATION AND HIS GOD. 



















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE MR. AND MRS. VIRGIL 

LEAPHART OF LEXINGTON COUNTY ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR 

GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY AND TO EXTEND BEST WISHES 

FOR MANY MORE YEARS OF BLESSING AND FULFILLMENT. 


H 4274 Resolution, By Funderburk 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE ROSALYN S. MOSES, 

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER IN CAM- 

DEN, ON BEING NAMED WINNER OF A JEFFERSON AWARD FOR PUB- 

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LIC SERVICE AND TO COMMEND HER FOR HER SELFLESS SERVICE 

TO THE CITIZENS OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 


H 4275 General Bill, By Quinn, Finlay, Ballentine, Atwater, Bernstein, Sabb 

and J.E. Smith 


BY ADDING SECTION 7-27-140 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT ALL COUNTY 

BOARDS OF ELECTIONS AND VOTER REGISTRATION ARE UNDER THE 

DIRECT SUPERVISION AND CONTROL OF THE STATE ELECTION COM- 

MISSION ACTING THROUGH ITS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, TO PROVIDE 

FOR REMOVAL OF CERTAIN OFFICIALS AND DISMISSAL OF CERTAIN 

EMPLOYEES WHO WILFULLY FAIL TO FOLLOW THE RECOMMENDA- 

TION OF THE STATE ELECTION COMMISSION; AND BY ADDING SEC- 

TION 7-27-145 SO AS TO DEVOLVE RESPONSIBILITY TO THE STATE 

ELECTION COMMISSION FOR CERTIFYING AN ELECTION WHEN A 

COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS AND VOTER REGISTRATION DOES 

NOT OR CANNOT CERTIFY THE RESULTS WITHIN TWENTY-FOUR 

HOURS AFTER THE POLLS HAVE CLOSED. 



H 4276 Resolution, By Atwater, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 

















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE STUDENTS, 

ADMINISTRATORS, FACULTY, STAFF, AND PARENTS OF LAKE MUR- 

RAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF LEXINGTON COUNTY FOR THEIR 




H 4277 Resolution, By Ott 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO THANK DONNA GLENN TINSLEY HOLLEY 

OF COLUMBIA FOR HER SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH CARO- 

LINA. 


H 4278 Resolution, By Ott 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO THANK MICHAEL R. THOMPSON OF SPAR- 

TANBURG COUNTY FOR HIS SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH 

CAROLINA. 


H 4279 Resolution, By Funderburk, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 





Felder, Finlay, Forrester, Gagnon, Gambrell, George, Gilliard, Goldfinch, 













A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR FOSTER CARE 

REVIEW BOARD 5E FOR ITS OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO THE COMMU- 

NITY AND TO THE FOSTER CHILDREN UNDER ITS SUPERVISION AND 

TO CONGRATULATE REVIEW BOARD MEMBERS SANDRA INABINET, 

MARY LONG, LAURIE PARKS, AND HEIDI LOVIT FOR THEIR SELEC- 

TION AS THE 2012 REVIEW BOARD OF THE YEAR. 


H 4280 Resolution, By Govan 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DEACON 

CHARLES J. OWENS FOR HIS YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE TO 

MOUNT PISGAH BAPTIST CHURCH OF ORANGEBURG. 


H 4281 Resolution, By Govan 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR AND COMMEND DEACON DAVID 

PHILLIPS OF ORANGEBURG FOR HIS MANY YEARS OF DEDICATED 

SERVICE TO HIS CHURCH AND COMMUNITY AND TO EXTEND BEST 

WISHES TO HIM IN ALL HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 




















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR ROBERT E. BOB 

DAVIS, CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER FOR RICHLAND SCHOOL DIS- 

TRICT TWO, UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT AFTER FIF- 

TEEN YEARS OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE, AND TO WISH HIM 


ORS. 


H 4283 General Bill, By Long, Erickson, Allison, Wood, Nanney, H.A. 

Crawford, Felder, Horne and Henderson 


BY ADDING SECTION 16-25-130 SO AS TO PROHIBIT A PERSON CON- 

VICTED WITH CERTAIN CRIMINAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OFFENSES 

FROM RECEIVING OR CONTINUING TO RECEIVE ALIMONY FROM 

THE VICTIM OF THE CRIMINAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OFFENSE. 



H 4284 General Bill, By Weeks, G.M. Smith, J.E. Smith and Gilliard 

321 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO ISSUANCE OF HIGH SCHOOL DIPLO- 

MAS TO CERTAIN VETERANS OF THE UNITED STATES MILITARY, SO 

AS TO INCLUDE VETERANS OF THE ERA ENCOMPASSING THE 

KOREAN WAR AND VIETNAM WAR. 


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CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO QUALIFICATIONS FOR LICENSURE AS 

AN EMBALMER OR FUNERAL DIRECTOR, SO AS TO REVISE THE EDU- 

CATIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR LICENSURE AS A FUNERAL DIREC- 

TOR TO INCLUDE AN ASSOCIATE S DEGREE IN MORTUARY SCIENCE 

FROM AN ACCREDITED PROGRAM IN MORTUARY SCIENCE AND A 

BACHELOR S DEGREE FROM AN ACCREDITED COLLEGE OR UNIVER- 

SITY FOR A PERSON SEEKING INITIAL LICENSURE AFTER DECEMBER 

31, 2013. 



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A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR TOMMY DOYLE, 

THE GENERAL MANAGER OF PALMETTO CARRIAGE WORKS AND 

TOURS, FOR HIS YEARS OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO THE 

CHARLESTON COMMUNITY AND TO THE TOURISM INDUSTRY IN 





















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE ROBERTA DAVIS LAND 

OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, UPON THE OCCASION OF HER EIGHTIETH 




H 4288 Concurrent Resolution, By Lucas 




120 ALONG UNITED STATES HIGHWAY 20 IN LEE COUNTY STATE REP- 

RESENTATIVE GRADY A. BROWN INTERCHANGE AND ERECT APPRO- 

PRIATE MARKERS OR SIGNS AT THIS EXIT THAT CONTAIN THE 

WORDS STATE REPRESENTATIVE GRADY A. BROWN INTERCHANGE . 



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Resolutions 

06/06/13 House Adopted, sent to Senate 




















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR UNIVERSITY OF 

SOUTH CAROLINA HEAD BASKETBALL COACH DAWN MICHELLE 

STALEY UPON BEING NAMED TO THE NAISMITH MEMORIAL BAS- 

KETBALL HALL OF FAME AND CONGRATULATE HER ON YET 

ANOTHER ACHIEVEMENT IN HER ILLUSTRIOUS CAREER. 


H 4290 General Bill, By Hiott 


CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE AUTHORITY OF THE DEPART- 

MENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL TO ASSESS AND 

COLLECT CERTAIN FEES RELATING TO MINING, SO AS TO SET A 

SCHEDULE OF FEES THAT MUST BE ASSESSED AND COLLECTED 

RELATING TO CERTAIN MINING ACTIVITIES. 




H 4291 Resolution, By D.C. Moss 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR MARLENE 

DAVIS, PRINCIPAL OF GAFFNEY HIGH SCHOOL, UPON THE OCCASION 

OF HER RETIREMENT AFTER FORTY-THREE YEARS AS AN EXCEP- 

TIONAL EDUCATOR, AND TO WISH HER CONTINUED SUCCESS AND 

HAPPINESS IN ALL HER FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 


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H 4292 Resolution, By D.C. Moss 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR TERESA W. 

KNIGHT, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT OF THE PALMETTO BANK, 

UPON THE OCCASION OF HER RETIREMENT AFTER THIRTY-TWO 

YEARS OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE, AND TO WISH HER CONTINUED 

SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN ALL HER FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 


H 4293 Resolution, By Erickson, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 




K.R. Crawford, Crosby, Daning, Delleney, Dillard, Douglas, Edge, Felder, 













A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO COMMEMORATE THE FIFTY-EIGHTH 

ANNUAL BEAUFORT WATER FESTIVAL, CELEBRATING THE SOUTH- 

ERN SIDE OF SUMMER, TO BE HELD FRIDAY, JULY 19, 2013, THROUGH 

SUNDAY, JULY 28, 2013, TO ENCOURAGE ALL SOUTH CAROLINIANS 

TO ATTEND AND ENJOY THIS FAMILY FRIENDLY EVENT, AND TO 

WISH ITS ORGANIZERS EVERY SUCCESS. 


H 4294 Resolution, By Hodges, R.L. Brown, Sellers, Knight and Bowers 


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR DWAYNE BUCK- 

NER, MEMBER OF THE WALTERBORO CITY COUNCIL, UPON THE 

OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT AFTER FOUR YEARS OF DEDICATED 

SERVICE, AND TO WISH HIM CONTINUED SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS 




A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE THE SOUTH CAROLINA SIL- 

VER HAIRED LEGISLATURE TO USE THE CHAMBER OF THE SOUTH 

CAROLINA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ON TUESDAY THROUGH 

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 THROUGH SEPTEMBER 12, 2013, PRO- 

VIDED THE HOUSE IS NOT IN SESSION OR THE CHAMBER IS OTHER- 

WISE UNAVAILABLE, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE USE OF THE HOUSE 

CHAMBER ON ALTERNATE DATES AND TIMES AS MAY BE SELECTED 

BY THE SPEAKER. 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE AND HONOR NANCY L. 

BEESON OF MARION COUNTY ON THE OCCASION OF HER RETIRE- 

MENT FROM A DISTINGUISHED FIFTY-SEVEN YEAR CAREER IN BUSI- 

NESS AND BANKING, AND TO WISH HER MUCH ENJOYMENT IN THE 

FUTURE. 


H 4297 Resolution, By Parks, Riley, Pitts, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, 




Crawford, K.R. Crawford, Crosby, Daning, Delleney, Dillard, Douglas,














A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE RUBY ROUNDTREE 

SPEAKS, FORMERLY OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ON THE OCCASION OF 

HER NINETY-EIGHTH BIRTHDAY AND TO WISH HER MUCH HAPPI- 

NESS AND A JOYOUS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION. 


H 4298 Resolution, By Clemmons, Hardwick, H.A. Crawford, Barfield, 

Hardee, Ryhal, Edge, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, Atwater, 

Bales, Ballentine, Bannister, Bedingfield, Bernstein, Bingham, Bowen, 


Clyburn, Cobb-Hunter, Cole, K.R. Crawford, Crosby, Daning, Delleney, 

Dillard, Douglas, Erickson, Felder, Finlay, Forrester, Funderburk, Gagnon, 

Gambrell, George, Gilliard, Goldfinch, Govan, Hamilton, Harrell, Hart, 













TIVES UPON THE PASSING OF DEPUTY SHERIFF TIMOTHY CAUSEY 

OF HORRY COUNTY AND TO EXTEND THEIR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO 

HIS LOVING FAMILY AND HIS MANY FRIENDS. 


H 4299 Resolution, By Goldfinch, Alexander, Allison, Anderson, Anthony, 

















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE CITIZENS OF THE REPUB- 

LIC OF SOUTH AFRICA ON REACHING THE MILESTONE OF TWENTY 

YEARS OF DEMOCRACY AND TO EXTEND THE BEST WISHES OF THE 

SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FOR CONTINUED 

PEACE AND GROWING PROSPERITY FOR THE CITIZENS OF THAT 

BELOVED COUNTRY . 


H 4300 Resolution, By Hodges, R.L. Brown, Bowers and W.J. McLeod 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO HONOR WALTERBORO CITY COUNCILMAN 

AND MAYOR PRO TEM CHARLES W. LUCAS ON THE OCCASION OF 

HIS RETIREMENT FROM CITY COUNCIL, TO THANK HIM FOR HIS 

MANY YEARS OF OUTSTANDING PUBLIC SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE OF 

SOUTH CAROLINA, AND TO WISH HIM MUCH SUCCESS AND FULFILL- 

MENT IN ALL HIS FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 


H 4301 General Bill, By Hardee, Clemmons and Goldfinch 


OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE CORPORATE LICENSE 

TAX CREDIT ALLOWED FOR CASH CONTRIBUTIONS TO PROVIDE 

INFRASTRUCTURE FOR ELIGIBLE PROJECTS, SO AS TO INCLUDE IN 

THE DEFINITION OF ELIGIBLE PROJECT A MUNICIPAL OR COUNTY- 

OWNED, MULTIUSE SPORTS AND RECREATIONAL COMPLEX 

LOCATED IN A COUNTY IN WHICH HAS BEEN COLLECTED AT LEAST 

FIVE MILLION DOLLARS IN A FISCAL YEAR IN STATE IMPOSED 

ACCOMMODATIONS TAX AND TO FURTHER DEFINE INFRASTRUC- 

TURE FOR PURPOSES OF A MULTIUSE SPORTS AND RECREATIONAL 

COMPLEX. 



H 4302 General Bill, By Robinson-Simpson 


BY ADDING SECTION 59-26-120 SO AS TO PROVIDE ALTERNATE CRE- 

DENTIALS THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SHALL CON- 

SIDER ACCEPTABLE TO QUALIFY A PERSON TO SERVE AS A 

TEACHER IN A PAROCHIAL OR PRIVATE SCHOOL PROGRAM THAT 

DEPENDS TO ANY EXTENT ON PRIVATE GRANTS, PUBLIC GRANTS, 

OR FEDERAL FUNDING, AND TO PROVIDE A PERSON MUST BE CON- 

SIDERED QUALIFIED UPON PRESENTATION OF THESE CREDENTIALS 

TO THE DEPARTMENT AND MUST NOT BE REQUIRED TO SEEK A 

WAIVER OF ANY OTHER REQUIRED CREDENTIALS. 



H 4303 Resolution, By Bingham 


A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR CAYCE UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH FOR ITS MINISTRY IN THE COMMUNITY AND 

TO CONGRATULATE THE PASTOR AND THE CONGREGATION UPON 

THE CHURCH S CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY. 


H 4304 Resolution, By Stavrinakis, McCoy, J.E. Smith, Alexander, Allison, 









Limehouse, Loftis, Long, Lowe, Lucas, Mack, McEachern, M.S. McLeod, 





Smith, G.R. Smith, J.R. Smith, Sottile, Southard, Spires, Stringer, Tallon, 



A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO COMMEMORATE THE COURAGEOUS MEN 

WHO SERVED IN THE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES DURING 

WORLD WAR II AND FOUGHT IN THE INVASION OF NORMANDY, ALSO 

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KNOWN AS D-DAY , ON JUNE 6, 1944, AND TO THANK THEM FOR 

THEIR LABORS AND SACRIFICE FOR THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM. 


H 4305 Resolution, By Govan, Ott, Cobb-Hunter and Hosey 

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO COMMEND OLIVER KERMIT MCCARTER, 

JR., FOR HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA 

AND TO THE LIVES OF GENERATIONS OF STUDENTS AND TO CON- 

GRATULATE HIM ON BEING NAMED THE SOUTH CAROLINA SPEECH- 

LANGUAGE-HEARING ASSOCIATION AMBASSADOR FOR 2013. 


H 4306 General Bill, By Finlay, Ballentine, Bowen and Clemmons 



TIONS, SO AS TO EXEMPT ONE THIRD OF THE PROPERTY TAX VALUE 

OF IMPROVED REAL PROPERTY, IF THE IMPROVEMENT IS A STRUC- 

TURE LISTED ON THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES, 

HAS BEEN FULLY RENOVATED, AND FOR THAT RENOVATION AT 

LEAST THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WAS EXPENDED 

WITHIN A TWELVE-MONTH PERIOD AND TO PROVIDE THAT THIS 

EXEMPTION DOES NOT APPLY TO AN OWNER-OCCUPIED RESIDEN- 

TIAL PROPERTY QUALIFYING FOR THE SPECIAL FOUR PERCENT 

ASSESSMENT RATIO FOR PURPOSES OF PROPERTY TAX. 




















A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND COMMEND ASHLEIGH 

VICTORIA PADGETT OF BATESBURG-LEESVILLE FOR HER ACADEMIC 

ACHIEVEMENTS AND COMMUNITY SERVICE AND TO CONGRATU- 

LATE HER UPON HER RECENT GRADUATION CUM LAUDE FROM 

WOFFORD COLLEGE. 


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HOUSE - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

GENERAL JOINT CONCURRENT 

BILLS RESOLUTIONS RESOLUTIONS RESOLUTIONS TOTAL 

PASSED 24 4 109 473 610 

NOT PASSED 632 42 17 6 697 

TOTAL 656 46 126 479 1307 

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Bill History Index Formal Report - Session 120 (2013-2014) Thu-Jun-06- 

18:18:52-2013 

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--------ACTS CITED BY POPULAR NAME-------- 

2013 Ethics Reform Act: S0338 

Abandoned Buildings Revitalization Act: S0234 

Agenda 21 Protection Act: S0661 

Animal Rescue Act: S0640 

Appraisal Management Company Registration Act: S0349 

Ashley Hall Bill: H3560 

Back to Basics in Education Act of 2013: H3905 

Balance of Powers Act: H3556 

Beach Preservation Act: H3390, S0503 

Behavioral Health Services Act of 2013: H3054 

Beverage Container Recycling Act: H3235 

Bill Wylie Entrepreneurship Act of 2013: H3095 

Blind Person’s Right To Parent Act: S0687 

Boards and Commission Election Reform Act: S0049 

Boeing Incentive Bill: S0578 

Brianna’s Law: H3073 

Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013: S0211 

Budget and Control Board Transparency and Accountability Act: S0055, 

H3350 

Business Freedom to Choose Act: S0203, H3290 

Business Tax Elimination Act: S0027 

Capital Gains Tax Elimination Act: S0057 

Captive Alligator Propagation Act: S0714 

Certificate of Insurance Act: H3591 

Cervical Cancer Prevention Act: H3236 

Chief Information Officer Restructuring Act: H3117, S0225 

Clean Air Act of 2013: H3344 

Clemson University Enterprise Act: S0535, H4039 

Collaborative Law Act: H3715 

Community Investment Tax Credit Act: H3241 

Community Land Bank Act of 2013: H3922 

Competitive Insurance Act: S0569, H3903 

Constitutional Carry Act of 2013: S0115 

Continuing Resolution, provide for continuing authority to pay expenses of 

state government if 2013-2014 fiscal year begins without a 

general appropriations act for year in effect, exceptions: 

S0705 

Dangerous Wild Animals Act: H3985 

Digital Impersonation Prevention Act: H3723 

Dilapidated Buildings Act: S0375, H3948 

Domestic Violence Homicide Prevention Act: S0309 

Drug Court Program Act: S0141, H3768 

Economic Recovery Act: S0046 

Education Maximum Act or Edumax Act: H4088 

Emerson Rose Act: S0341 

Energy System Freedom of Ownership Act: H3425, S0536 

Equal Access to the Ballot Act: S0002 

Expanded Virtual Learning Act: H3752 

Fair Tax Act: H3116, S0185 

False Claims Act: S0073 

Family Law Arbitration Act: H3924 

Firearms Freedom Act: S0085 

Firearms Liberty Act: S0285, S0489 

Freedom From Unwarranted Surveillance Act: H3415 

Freedom of Choice in Health Care Act: S0102 

Freedom of Health Care Protection Act: H3101, S0147 

Friendship Nine Act: H3046 

Giving Back To Our Veterans Act: H3110 

Healthcare Sharing Ministries Freedom to Share Act: S0035 

Healthy Students Act of 2013: S0599 

High Growth Small Business Access to Capital Act of 2013: H3505 

High Growth Small Business Job Creation Act of 2013: H3319, S0262 

High School League Act: H3386 

Home Invasion Protection Act: S0034 

Home Invasion and Drive-By Shooting Accountability and Protection Act: 

H3067 

Homeowners’ Association Cooperation Act: S0786 

Human Heartbeat Protection Act: S0623 

Iran Divestment Act of 2013: H3021 

Jaidon’s Law: H3102, S0005 

Lay Midwife Act: H3731 

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Licensed Midwife Act: H4024 

Life Beginning at Conception Act: S0087 

Local Option Motor Fuel User Fee Act: S0149 

Local Option School Operating Millage Property Tax Credit Act: H3938, 

H3975 

Lollis’s Law: H3070 

Long-Term Care Tax Credit Act: S0056 

Marketplace and Infrastructure Improvement Act: H3763 

Medical Laboratory Personnel Act: H3489 

Microenterprise Development Act: H3125 

Middle Court Processes Act: H3050 

Military Preparedness and Enhancement Act: H3263 

Military Service Integrity and Preservation Act: H4259 

Military Service Integrity and Preservation Act of 2013: H3150 

Military Service Occupation, Education and Credentialing Act: H3224, 

S0417 

Motor Vehicle Operator Insurance Reform Act: H3607 

Music Therapy Practice Act: S0277 

NDAA Nullification Act of 2013: S0092 

Nonembryonic and Nonfetal Cell Therapy Act: H3764 

Omnibus Crime Reduction and Sentencing Reform Act: S0142 

Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act: S0626, H4223 

Parent Empowerment Act: S0556 

Pay for Success Performance Accountability Act: S0763 

Personhood Act of South Carolina: S0083, H3323, H3584, S0457 

Pharmacy Patient Protection Act: H3151 

Pregnant Women’s Protection Act: S0527 

Promotion of Ethical Standards and Professional Integrity in Property and 

Casualty Insurance Sales Act: H4195 

Public Employer Payroll Deduction Policy Act: H3782 

Public Proceedings First Amendment Protection Act: H3100 

Public School Carbon Monoxide Safety Act: H3363 

Read To Succeed Act: S0516, H3926, H3994 

Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle Act: S0326 

Registered Interior Designer Practice Act: H3417, S0339 

Regulatory Reform Act: H3128, S0256 

Restructuring Act of 2013: S0022, S0028, H3646 

Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act of 2013: S0377 

Revised Uniform Unincorporated Nonprofit Association Act: S0552 

Safe Access to Vital Epinephrine (SAVE) Act: H3725, S0596 

Save Our Children Gun Lock Act: H3186 

School Choice Pilot Program for Certain Students with Disabilities Act of 

2013: S0722 

School Protection Officer Act: H3601 

Second Amendment Preservation Act: S0316 

Sign Language Interpreters Act: H3880 

State Agency Deficit Prevention and Recognition Act: S0022 

State Bonds For County Transportation Infrastructure Act: S0411 

State Health Care Freedom Act: H3096 

Stop Methamphetamine Production Act: S0447 

Student Association Freedom of Religion Act: S0472 

Taxpayer Fairness Act: H3020, S0015 

Taxpayer Inflation Protection Act: S0058 

Teacher Protection Act of 2013: S0044, H3351 

Telemedicine Insurance Reimbursement Act: S0290, H3779 

Transparency in Private Attorney Contracts Act: S0773 

Transportation Infrastructure Sales Tax Act: S0616 

Truth in Health Financing and Responsible Consumer Health Care Act: 

H4095 

Uniform Partition of Heirs Property Act: S0018 

Volunteer Service Personnel Appreciation Act: H3378 

Watercraft Gambling Act: S0314 

Wetlands Restoration Act: S0048 

Whistleblower and Public Employee Protection Act: H3196, S0136 

ABBEVILLE COUNTY 

Deer, delete prohibition on baiting deer in Game Zones 1 and 2: S0091 

Starr-IVA Water and Sewer District in Anderson County, to provide water 

service to a specified area of Abbeville County, provisions: 

S0502, H3791 

ABORTION 

See Medical (this index) 

ACCOMMODATIONS TAX 

See Taxation (this index) 

See Parks, Recreation, and Tourism (this index) 

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ACCOUNTANTS 

Accountancy Board, LLR to designed certain personnel for exclusive use 

of; CPA licensure of requirements; powers and duties of 

board: H3459 

ACTS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS AMENDED 

1967 

No. 340, Charleston County School District, procedures to close a 

rural school, provisions: H3871 

1968 

No. 1377, SC State University, authorize the construction of a new 

classroom building and student center at; conform aggregate 

principal indebtedness amount to the additional 

amounts authorized by this act: S0415 

1970 

Act No. 930, Kershaw County, School District Board of Trustees, 

revise election districts from to be elected, provisions: 

S0379 

1971 

Act No. 601, Jasper County Board of Education, to impose tax levy 

necessary for school purposes: S0358 

1978 

Act No. 748, Darlington County, Board of Education, restrict authority 

of board to increase the tax levy without approval of a vote 

of the county electorate; provisions: S0666 

1981 

Act No. 256, Marlboro County, School Board, may determine salaries 

and allowances of board members; approve local tax funds 

needed for; per diem provisions deleted: H4205 

Act No. 260, Pickens County School Board of Trustees, revise membership 

to seven seats; add one at-large seat, election of 

provisions: H4165, H4258 

1997 

Act No. 185, McCormick County, Board of Trustees of School District 

No. 4, provide that in the event of vacancy on the board 

occurring for any reason other than expiration of a term, 

special election to fill unexpired term: S0517 

1999 

Act No. 99, First Steps in School Readiness Act reauthorized until 

July 1, 2014: H4020 

2000 

Act No. 406, Supplemental appropriations, delete obsolete reference 

to the homestead exemption: H3106 

2006 

Act No. 388, Property tax reimbursements, for tax not collected as 

result of homestead exemption; application of property tax 

credits in counties where local option sales tax revenue 

give rise to a credit against: H3341 

2012 

Act No. 198, Savings clause, applies only to cases filed before June 6, 

2012 provisions: H3925 

Act No. 278, Restructuring Act of 2013, relating to state retirement 

provisions, conform them to above provisions pertaining to 

the abolishment of PEBA and transfer powers and duties; 

revise additional provisions: H3646 

Act No. 288, General Appropriation Act, revise paragraph 1A.48, Section 

1A, Part 1B, education department to transfer certain 

funds, provisions: H4010, S0643 

ACTS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS REPEALED 

1974 

Act No. 961, Dorchester County, Town of Summerville, relating to 

election and terms of the commissioners of public works 

for the: S0612 

ACUPUNCTURE 


ADJUTANT GENERAL 

See Also Veterans’ and Military Affairs (this index) 

ADJUTANT GENERAL (Continued) 

Adjutant General, add to list of officers which may be removed by Governor; 

to be appointed by the Governor with advice and consent 

of Senate for four year terms; office vacancy 

provisions: H3540, S0445, S0466 

Adjutant General, budget and control board may not assess and collect a 

rental charge for the buildings and grounds that serve as 

Adjutant General’s headquarters; Adjutant general to be 

responsible for: S0574 

Adjutant General, deleted from the list of state officers which must be 

elected; to be appointed by Governor, constitutional 

amendment proposed: S0052, S0132, S0173, H3541, 

S0444, S0467 

Adjutant General, military rank updated, upon expiration of term, must be 

appointed by Governor, constitutional amendment proposed: 

S0132, S0173, H3541, S0444, S0467 

Adjutant General, required to submit an annual report to the General 

Assembly: H3356 


Militia, duties and responsibilities of the South Carolina Unorganized Militia: 

S0247, H3436 

National Guard 

Belton National Guard Armory, budget and control board authorized 

to transfer ownership of to the city of Belton: H3488, 

S0351 

Clover National Guard Armory, ownership of transferred from the 

Budget and Control Board to the Town of Clover: H3180 

Mullins, authorize the State budget and control board to transfer ownership 

of the Mullins National Guard Armory to the City of 

Mullins: H3586 

National Guard College Assistance Program, clarify each academic 

year’s annual maximum grant based on the amount of 

available program funds; eligibility for members to participate 

in; appropriation provisions: H3784 

Special license plates, national guard plates issued, limit plate issuance; 

special issuance to retire members provisions; to be 

issued for biennial periods: S0126 

Williamston National Guard Armory, Budget and control board to 

transfer ownership of to the town of Williamston: H3426 

ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES AND 

REGULATIONS 

See Regulations (this index) 

See Agencies,State (this index) 

ADOPTION 

ADULT 

See Minors (this index) 

See Aging (this index) 

ADVERTISEMENTS 

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AERONAUTICS 

Aerial vehicle, prohibit any state agency, governmental entity to use services 

of; no state agency or governmental entity may conduct 

general surveillance of a targeted person without 

warrant, provisions: S0395 

Aeronautics, aviation authority increase membership of: S0500 

Aircraft, To Direct the Budget and Control Board to sell specified stateowned 

aircraft: S0608 

Aircraft, prohibit operation of a public unmanned aircraft system and disclosure 

of personal information; penalties: H3514 

Aircraft, use of any owned or leased by State, use of by a member of the 

General Assembly must be first approved by the Speaker 

of the House for House members and President pro tempore 

for Senate members; provisions: S0605 

Aviation Commissions, appointment of additional members, counties with 

two municipalities with population in excess of fifty thousand 

the mayors shall serve as ex officio members of commission: 

H3638 

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AERONAUTICS (Continued) 

Pilotage, Commissioners of for the Upper Coastal Area, increase number of 

members to eight: S0096 

Boeing Incentive Bill, Economic Development Bond Act, general obligation 

debt, issuance of to support an enhanced economic 

development project; findings of provisions: S0578 

AGENCIES, STATE 

See Also Specific Agency or Department (this index) 





Agencies, State, may not administratively increase or implement a fee for 

performing a service or function to comply with a requirement 

under its jurisdiction without approval by General 

Assembly by joint resolution, provisions of: H3475 

Agencies, state and local, obtaining or using personal information obtained 

from a state agency for commercial solicitation section 

applies to: S0755 

Agencies, state, required to use a single 3rd party source compiler of unencumbered 

address data for purposes of validating residents/ 

business; each to contain a unique id number; chief information 

officer to procure with: H4126 

Agency deficits, Budget and Control Board may recognize and approve a 

particular agency’s deficit in an amount not exceeding 2% 

of agency’s total funds expenditure, General Assembly to 

approve deficit provisions: H3194 

Agency, institution, etc. governed by a board appointed by a local governing 

board of a political subdivision prohibited from expending 

funds lobbying, exceptions: H3284 

Aircraft, use of any owned or leased by State, use of by a member of the 

General Assembly must be first approved by the Speaker 

of the House for House members and President pro tempore 

for Senate members; provisions: S0605 


Department of Law Enforcement and Public Safety created, delete Depart of 

Public Safety and replace with Department of Law 

Enforcement and Public Safety: H3043 

Department or agency or other state entity, prohibited from assisting the 

Armed Forces of the United States, etc in the investigation 

in violation of the constitution of this state: S0074 

FOIA, exemptions for disclosing certain information of an active or former 

employee of the Judiciary, law enforcement officer, state 

agencies, guardian ad litem, prosecutor, public defender or 

appellate defender: H4094 

General Assembly may not authorize a state agency or department to 

increase or implement a fee in the appropriation act, must 

be done separately from; no fee may be implemented by 

regulation, provisions: S0090 

General Assembly, may not increase a fine or penalty in appropriation act; 

state agencies or departments may not implement a fine by 

regulation, provisions and exceptions: S0042 

Illegal alien, public institution of higher learning in this state shall not 

accpet a matricula consular card issued by another country 

as verification of a person’s lawful presence in the United 

States: S0036 

Information Security Department of created, to provide security controls 

over information resources that support state operations 

and assets; departmental provisions: H3528 

Information Security, Department of, established, to protect the state’s information 

and cyber security; Technology Investment Council 

established, duties and membership provisions of: S0334 

Joint transportation review committee, require state agencies to cooperate 

with the review committee; items to be included: S0600 

Restructuring Act of 2013: S0022, H3646 

Restructuring Act of 2013, Department of Administration added, provisions: 

S0028 


State Police created, delete the term Department of Public Safety and 

replace it with State Police or Division of Public Safety: 

H3120 

State agencies, boards, committees, commissions or political subdivisions to 

enter into mediation before instituting a criminal action for 

failure to pay late fees imposed by the entity: H4023 

AGENCIES, STATE (Continued) 

State employees leave, leave donor may donate sick or annual leave to a 

specific leave recipient rather than leave pool account: 

H3258 

State employees, compensatory time off for legal holiday, employees who 

work regular hours on a state holiday are entitled to compensatory 

time equal to hours worked by employee: H3923 

Zero-base budget review of, provide for on a ten year schedule of each 

agency beginning with 2014-2015, provisions: H3109 

AGING 

Board, Committee or Commission, State, no person who has attained the 

age of 72 may serve on; exceptions: S0373 

Budget and Control Board to offer insurance coverage to local council on 

againg or other service for the aging if provider is funded 

by the office on aging: S0125 

Handicapped or aging, state parks, such persons may use these facilities at 

one-half the prescribed fee; disabled veterans may gain 

admission to state parks without charge: H3513 

Homestead property tax exemption, for persons over 65 or disabled, exemption 

amount increased to the first seventy-five thousand 

dollars of fair market value: H3106 

Medicaid, begining January 1, 2014, and adult 65 or older whose income is 

below 138% of the federal poverty level is elgibile for 

medicaid: H3166 

Property tax exemptions, aging, exemption sufficient to keep tax value of 

homestead from increasing once owner attains age of 70; 

additional 25% exemption when 75, increase exemption 

every 5 years after: H4263 

Property tax exemptions, person age 65 years or older, allowed an exemption 

from all property equal to one hundred percent, provisions: 

H3113 

Tuition, Aging, person over age 60 attending classes without payment of 

tuition, delete provision that the persons receiving compensation 

as full-time employees must pay tuition: S0259 

Property tax, prohibit a tax execution on the homestead of individual who is 

80 years old: H4263 

Vulnerable Adult Guardian Ad Litem Program, created within Office of 

Aging; volunteers to serve as court appointed guardian ad 

litem for vulnerable adults; provisions of program: S0764 

AGRICULTURE 

Commissioner 

Agriculture Commissioner of, deleted from the list of state officers 

which must be elected; commissioner to be appointed by 

Governor, constitutional amendment proposed: S0054, 

S0132, S0170 

Department 


Agriculture Department, to create and maintain a program to encourage 

schools to serve locally grown, minimally processed 

farm foods: S0191 

Fertilizer, commercial, impose inspection fee on; fee to be retained by 

Clemson PSA, provisions: S0699 

Tobacco 

Cigar Bars, specify that smoking is permitted in: H4116 

Cigarette tax, revise the weight limitation on; exemptions: S0566 

Electronic cigarettes, to collect five cents on certain products containing 

nicotine used in; limit rate to no more than 10% of the 

excise tax and surcharge on a pack of cigarettes; provisions: 

H4074 

Smoking, prohibited within 15 feet of entrance to certain areas and 

prohibit smoking in public outdoor gated facilities; Clean 

Indoor Air Act of 1990 name changed to Clean Air Act of 

2013: H3344 

Tobacco products, sale of, to include alternative nicotine products in 

purview of the statute; terms defined regarding: H3538 

Tobacco, illegal for person engaged in business of selling tobacco to 

ship or transport cigarettes to a person in this state who is 

not a lawful recipient: H3433 

Tobacco, smoking, unlawful for persons to smoke while a child of preschool 

age is in the vehicle, penalties: H3122 

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AIDS 


AMUSEMENT RIDES 

See Fairs (this index) 

AIKEN COUNTY 

Aiken County, Voter Registration and Elections Commission, devolve the 

authority for executive director to the governing body of 

Aiken County: H3440 

North Augusta, authorize city of to relocate the World War I and II Memorial 

Monuments in Calhoun Park to the Wade Hampton 

Veterans Park: S0501 

AIRCRAFT 

See Aeronautics (this index) 

ALCOHOL AND ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES 

ABC Act, business that meets the definition of furnishing lodging must 

offer at least 18 rooms for accommodation on a regular 

basis: S0496, H3956 

Alcohol, sale of on election day: H3539 

Alcoholic liquors, allow a retail dealer to offer discounts at the register 

through the use of premiums or coupons, provisions of: 

H3512 

Alcoholic liquors, by the drink, reduce application fee for the 52 week temporary 

permit: S0494 

Beer and Wine 

Alcohol liquor and wine wholesaler, may donate wine, liquor or beer 

to nonprofit organizations, political parties, and candidate 

campaign committee, provisions: H4136 

Alcoholic liquor license, person licensed to sell to maintain liability 

insurance with coverage of at least fifty thousand dollars: 

S0567 

Beer and wine, sale of, prohibit placement of portable containers or 

coolers containing beer or wine near doors: H3297 

Beer or wine, holder of permit, to recycle each recyclable beverage 

container sold on premise in accordance with model recycling 

program of DHEC: H3901 

Beer, 14% alcohol by weight is the maximum may be offered for onpremises 

consumption; allow for sale of 64 ounces of beer 

to a consumer every 24 hours, provisions: H3554, S0423 

Motorsports entertainment complex, owner may apply for an annual 

license that authorizes the purchase, sale and consumption 

of beer; terms of licenses: H3626, S0478 

Retail wine/beer permit, allow the holder for off-premises consumption 

whose retail space is at least ten thousand square feet 

may conduct up to 24 wine/beer tasting in a calendar quarter: 

H3833 

Firearms, penalties for carrying into a business that sales alcohol, revise 

penalties for: H3053, S0276, S0308 

Richland County; department may not issue a retail dealer license to a business 

in if business is within five miles of an existing business 

that holds a retail dealer license: H4123 

Retail liquor store licenses, expand number of licenses available to an eligible 

licensee from three to ten: S0404 

ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG ABUSE SERVICES 

See Also Alcohol and Alcoholic Beverages (this index) 


ALIMONY 

See Domestic Relations (this index) 

ALLENDALE COUNTY 

Frank D. Solomon Memorial Way named: H4051 

Lieutenant Winston Robinson, Jr. Highway named: H3458 

ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE 



ANATOMICAL GIFTS 


ANDERSON COUNTY 

Belton National Guard Armory, budget and control board authorized to 

transfer ownership of to the city of Belton: H3488, S0351 


Starr-IVA Water and Sewer District, to provide water service to a specified 

area of Abbeville County, provisions: S0502, H3791 

Veterans Memorial Highway named: S0246 

Voting precincts added and revised: S0689 

Williamston National Guard Armory, Budget and control board to transfer 

ownership of to the town of Williamston: H3426 

ANESTHESIOLOGISTS 


ANIMALS 

See Also Fish and Game (this index) 

See Also Natural Resources Department (this index) 

Alligators, hunting season of on private land from September first through 

May 31st: S0165 

Animal Abuse, Registration and Community Notification of Animal Abusers 

established: H3045 

Animal Control Officers, has the same powers and duties as a litter control 

officer: H4177 

Animal Rescue Act: S0640 

Animal cruelty, crimnal penalties revised; law enforcement officer to arrest 

person violating; law enforcement to provide proper care 

for: S0193 

Animal shelters, veterinary examinations of animals located in provisions; 

animal sterilization provisions; to be regulated by LLR and 

Veterinary Medical Examiners provisions: S0194 

Animals, ill-treatment of, to restructure the statute and provide for graduated 

penalties for various levels of: H3392 

Animals, prohibit the tattooing or piercing of a companion animal; penalties: 

H3622 

Bear hunting, unlawful to possess a captive bear, bear used for baying must 

be taken into custody by department; department to make 

every effort to place bears in suitable environment: S0777 

Canine Team, certification of: H3580 

Cockfighting, increase penalties for offense: H3049, H3068 

Cockfighting, increase penalties; create new offense of being present at a 

structure where cockfighting is taking place; exceptions: 

S0529 

Dangerous Wild Animals Act: H3985 

Dogs and Cat sterilization of, delete provision that contains certain terms 

and definitions; and provisions that allows political subdivision 

to adopt shelter policies that are more stringent: 

H3492 

Dogs and Domestic pets, nothing may limit power of county or municipality 

to enact ordinances prohibiting animals from running at 

large and to enforce rabies measures; adoption shelter provisions: 

H3492 

Domestic abuse, court may order temporary possession of pet animals so as 

to prohibit harm of, provisions: H3361 

Guide dog or service dog, injuring, disabling or causing death, increase penalties; 

police dog or horses, maltreating, injuring, or killing 

of, increase fines and penalties: H4130 

Poultry products, inspection law, exemptions for certain poultry producers, 

provisions: S0192 

Sales tax exemptions, exemption for machinery used in commercial breeding 

and raising of livestock: H3155 

Self-defense, person may use a firearm to kill any animal during any season 

in self-defense; incident to be reported to DNR, provisions 

and penalties: S0223 

ANNEXATION 

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ANNUAL LEAVE 

See Public Officers and Employees (this index) 

APARTMENTS 

See Property/Rental (this index) 

APPEALS COURTS 

See Courts (this index) 

APPELLATE DEFENSE OFFICE 

See Attorneys (this index) 

APPROPRIATION ACTS 

Agencies, state, zero-base budget review, provide for on a ten year schedule 

of each agency beginning with 2014-2015, provisions: 

H3109 

Aid to subdivisions, amending or repealing provisions; fiscal years counties 

may transfer among appropriated state revenues as needed 

to ensure the delivery of services: H3501 

Appropriation Act, beginning in 2014, General Assembly to enact a biennial 

state General Appropriations Act: H3254 

Appropriation Act, require General Assembly to pass biennial appropriations 

in each odd numbered year: S0108 

Appropriation Bill 2013-2014: H3710 

Board of Economic Advisors, if they adjust the forecast for the next fiscal 

year after the House of Representative has given 3rd reading 

to the appropriation act, any increase in revenue to be 

appropriated to highway fund: H3017 

Bridge maintenance, General assembly to appropriate an amount each year 

equal to twenty percent of projected growth in general fund 

revenues: S0600 

Budget Dependence on Federal Funding select committee created to evaluate 

the effects of reduction or elimination of federal funding 

on state budget due to federal fiscal policy: S0458 


Capital Reserve Fund 

Capital Reserve Fund, appropriation for 2012-2013: H3711 

Capital reserve fund, prohibit funds from being expended for other 

nonrecurring purposes, constitutional amendment proposed: 

S0111 

Capital reserve fund, revenues for fiscal 2012-2013 must be used to 

offset the general fund revenues not collected because of 

one time small business tax reduction, which is to be 

enacted in 2013 session: H3157 

Continuing Resolution, provide for continuing authority to pay expenses of 

state government if 2013-2014 fiscal year begins without a 

general appropriations act for year in effect, exceptions: 

S0705 

DOT to transfer to transportation infrastructure bank an amount equal to 

general fund revenue appropriated to DOT in Budget for 

highway engineering permanent improvements, provisions: 

S0731 

General Appropriation Act from 2012, revise paragraph 1A.48, Section 1A, 

Part 1B, education department to transfer certain funds, 

provisions: H4010 

General Assembly, begining in 2015, members of to receive total annual 

compensation of $50,000; which includes per diem and 

salary; per diem restrictions regarding extra session; salary 

to be included in appropriation act: H3108 

General Assembly, in appropriation act estimated revenue of general fund, 

to appropriate to the judicial department an amount equal 

to one precent of general fund revenue of latest fiscal year, 

provisions, constitutional amendment: S0072 




General Fund 

General Fund, impose an annual limit available for appropriation provisions 

for setting limits; budget statbilization fund created 

in state treasury, provisions: S0039 

APPROPRIATION ACTS (Continued) 

General Fund, limit on appropriations for a fiscal year is total amount 

of revenue estimated as February 15, 2013; to increase 

annually by a percentage, provisions: H3533 

General fund, all other funds collected by an agency must be deposited 

in the General Fund, provisions: H3299 

Sales tax exemptions, delete various exemptions; revenue generated 

by this act must be credited to the general reserve fund; 

reenact the joint committee on taxation, provisions: H3522 

Governors annual budget recommendations and reports, to be in a programmatic 

format by providing a narrative description of each 

separate program administered by state agency: H3260 

Public Benefit Authority, directed to design, implement and maintain longevity 

pay plan for state employees; require General 

Assembly to fund the costs of plan by a specific appropriations: 

S0302 

School resource officers, starting with 2013-2014 general appropriation act, 

the General Assembly to appropriate sufficient funds to 

employ at least one school resource officer in every school: 

S0249 

Zero Base Budget Process beginning with fiscal year 2013-2014: H3303 

ARCHAEOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY 

No Entries 

ARCHITECTS AND ARCHITECTURE 

See Also Construction (this index) 

Board of Architectural Examiners 

Officers, meetings, applications and fees, renewals and continuing 

education (D. No. 4334): S0690 

ARCHIVES AND HISTORY 

No Entries 

ARMED SERVICES 

See Veterans’ and Military Affairs (this index) 

ARTS AND PRINTS 

No Entries 

ASSESSORS 


ATHLETICS 

Student Athletes 

Athletes, student who participates on school-sponsored team to be 

administered an electrocardiogram test and test to detere is 

student has sickle cell anemia or carries the trait, provisions: 

H3144 

DHEC, to post on website guidelines and model policies for identifying 

and managing suspected concussions in student athletes; 

school district to develop procedures; to be removed 

from play; returning to play procedures: S0565 

Education Department, to develop and distribute model policies concerning 

nature and risk of concussions sustained by student 

athletes; each district to develop; review of by student and 

parents; concussion policies: H3061 


Interscholastic Athletics, within the State Department of Education, 

powers, duties, and authority of: S0128, S0161, H3229 

Superintendent of Education, has final appellate authority over decisions 

rendered by the High School League: H3131 

ATTORNEY GENERAL 

Attorney General, to bring an action against a person or entity causing harm 

when implementing the patient protection and affordable 

care act: H3473 



Grand Jury, State 

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ATTORNEY GENERAL (Continued) 

State Grand Jury, jurisdiction added to a crime involving trafficking in 

persons when a victim is trafficked more than one county, 


Medicaid Abuse and Fraud, to be reported on hotlines, administered by 

Health and human service, Attorney General office and 

TANF, when calls result from recovery of money, agencies 

to issue a monetary reward to, provision: H3431 



Secretary of State, abolish office of; devolve duties and functions to the 

Attorney General, constitutional amendment proposed: 

S0132 

Veterans Treatment Court Program Act: H3014 

ATTORNEYS 

Attorneys, may not practice law unless licensed by Supreme Court; requirement 

deleted that person must be a member of the SC Bar: 

S0152 

Attorneys, regulation of provisions; make membership to bar optional; court 

may prescribe procedure for licensure as an attorney: 

H3828 

Collaborative Law Act: H3715 

Magistrate, may not commence a trial or require an attorney to appear on a 

Saturday or Sunday or after five except for an emergency; 

overtime pay for jurors and court personnel provisions: 

H3055 

Mortgage satisfaction, authorize a licensed attorney who can provide certain 

proof to record an affidavit which states that full payment 

on the balance of a mobile home lien has been made: 

S0299 

Supreme Court may promulgate rules and regulations; SC Bar established, 

qualifications and requirements for admission; law requiring 

members of all attorneys suspended: S0152 

Transparency in Private Attorney Contracts Act: S0773 

AUCTIONS AND AUCTIONEERS 

Auctioneer license, extend period of to 2 years; increase amount of continuing 

education that a licensee must earn during to 8 hours: 

S0575 

Auctioneer, license, renewal, extend period of two years, increase amount of 

continuing education: H3815 

AUDIOLOGY 

See Speech Pathology and Audiology (this index) 

AUDITORS AND AUDITING 

Clerks of Court or municipal treasurers, require state auditor to conduct the 

audit in cooperation with entities that receive certain court 

fees, provisions: H3565 

AUTOMOBILES 

See Motor Vehicles (this index) 

BANKRUPTCY 


BANKS AND SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS 

ATM, Bank Teller Machine, person deposits money into and the money is 

not credited to account due to error, bank must issue provisional 

credit and investigate the matter: H3439 

Coins, silver and gold coins minted foreign or domestic shall be legal tender 

in this state; no person may compel another person to 

accept: H3504 

Consumer loan transactions, violation of federal law as to certain: H3448 

Credit card, prohibit a seller from imposing a surcharge on a consumer who 

uses, exceptions; penalties: H3477 

Deferred presentment services, unlawful to engage in the business of; civil 

penalties: S0658 

Federally of State Chartered Banking Institution doing business in this state, 

to file written consent with the secretary of state consents 

to the acceptance to subpoenas, provisions: S0510, S0615 

Income tax credit, provide for a $2000 for closing cost with a purchase 

money residential or commercial mortgage provisions: 

H3253 

Iran Divestment Act of 2013: H3021 

Mortgage payment, mandatory minimum grace period of twenty days; terms 

defined: H3321 




S0299 

Mortgage, parties that may execute a mortgage satisfaction or deed of trust 

release established; procedure for: H3134 

Mortgage, when mortgagee makes a payment on a loan secured by the mortgagor 

shall apply at least thirty percent of payment 

received toward principal balance of loan: H3322 

Mortgages, provide for a six-month moratorium on the foreclosure of by 

residential real estate: H3294 

Political subdivision authorized investments, of Israeli corporation, state or 

subdivision investment to be authorized as long as obligation 

is in US dollars and has a grade rating at two nationally 

recognized services: H3015 

Transportation Infrastructure Bank, bank is administered by commission of 

the transportation department, eliminate board of directors; 

project may not be designated as an eligible project for 

funding provisions: S0209, S0600, H3476 

BARBERS AND BARBERING 

See Cosmetology (this index) 

BARNWELL COUNTY 

No Entries 

BARRIER FREE DESIGN 

See Handicapped (this index) 

AUTOPSY 

See Coroners (this index) 

BASIC SKILLS 

See Education (this index) 

BAIL 

BALLOTS 

- B - 


See Elections (this index) 

BAMBERG COUNTY 

Harrison Crossroads named: H4053 

BEACHES 

See Conservation (this index) 

BEAUFORT COUNTY 

Beaufort County, Board of Elections and Registration, members of board to 

serve until their successors are appointed; remove prohibition 

on members of board serving more than two terms or 8 

consecutive years: H3939 

Candice Glover, DOT to erect signs as it enters St. Helena Island to say “St. 

Helena Island-Home of the 2013 American Idol Winner 

Candice Glover”: H4149 

Charlie Simmons, Sr. Memorial Bridge named: S0320, H3781 

332


BEAUFORT COUNTY (Continued) 

Daufuskie Island, United States DOT and Federal Highway Administration, 

to take a leading role in providing regular public ferry service: 

H3773 

BEER AND WINE 

See Alcohol and Alcoholic Beverages (this index) 

BERKELEY COUNTY 

Berkeley County, voting precincts revised: H4192 

BEVERAGES 

BICYCLES 

BINGO 

BLIND 

BLUE LAWS 

BOATS 

No Entries 

No Entries 

See Gambling (this index) 


No Entries 

See Watercraft (this index) 

BODY PIERCING 

See Health and Environmental Control/Department (this 

index) 

BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS 

No Entries 

BONDS OR NOTES 

No Entries 

BRIDGES 

See Transportation (this index) 

BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD 

Adjutant General, budget and control board may not assess and collect a 

rental charge for the buildings and grounds that serve as 

Adjutant General’s headquarters; Adjutant general to be 

responsible for: S0574 





Aging, Office of, Budget and Control Board to offer insurance coverage to 

local council on againg or other service for the aging if provider 

is funded by the office on aging: S0125 

Aircraft, To Direct the Budget and Control Board to sell specified stateowned 


Board of Economic Advisors 

Board of Economic Advisors, if they adjust the forecast for the next 

fiscal year after the House of Representative has given 3rd 

reading to the appropriation act, any increase in revenue to 

be appropriated to highway fund: H3017 



H3350 

BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD (Continued) 

Budget and Control Board and public service commission, to initiate joint 

feasibility study into the advantages of conveying the service 

authority to Duke Energy; criteria for proposals; studies 

to be conducted by PSC, provisions: S0344 

Budget and Control Board, prohibited from borrowing or transferring the 

funds of the insurance reserve fund for purpose not specifically 

authorized by law for use of: H3154 


of the Mullins National Guard Armory to the City of Mullins: 

H3586 



S0028 


Williamston National Guard Armory, Budget and control board to transfer 

ownership of to the town of Williamston: H3426 

BUILDINGS 

Abandoned Buildings Revitalization Act: H3093, S0234 

Building Codes 

Balcony, municipalities and counties shall inspect each exterior balcony 

in certain residential properties to determine whether 

balcony satisfies the international building code; prohibit 

of use until provisions: S0066 

Historic properties, allow county or municipality governing body to 

exempt from enforcement of building codes upon recommendation 

of the local historic preservation commission: 

H3174 

State building code, to require a number of accessible parking spaces 

for wheelchair user placard or decal holders to be provided 

for all buildings and facilities, provisions: S0676 

Building Codes Council 

Regulations Approved 

Duties and responsibilities of Department and modular buildings 

construction (D. No. 4226): S0397 

International building code, international fire code, international 

fuel gas code, and national electrical code (D. No. 4320): 

S0542 

International residential code (D. No. 4321): S0691 


Residential Builders Commission 


Residential specialty contractors license (D. No. 4252): S0692 

Residential Builders Commission, license renewal, to be biennial; to submit 

a certificate of compliance; additional professional designations 

established; specialty contractors licensees: H3869 

Residential home builder licensure, person seeking license must submit to 

certain criminal background checks; LLR may not issue 

license without: H3146 

State House 

Flags, on top of State House, to be lowered to half-staff for members 

of military who were residents of this state who lost their 

life: S0237, H3379 

Portrait, Late Honorable Matthew J. Perry Jr., to authorize the commissioning 

of a portrait to be placed in the State House: 

S0260 

Unborn Children’s Monument Commission, created to erect a monument 

on State House grounds as memorial to children 

whose lives ended before birth; powers and duties of commission; 

private funding provisions: H3324 

BUNGEE JUMPING 

See Athletics (this index) 

BURGLARY 

See Crimes and Offenses (this index) 

BURIAL GROUNDS 

See Cemeteries (this index) 

BUSES 

See Schools and School Districts (this index) 

333


BUSINESSES AND CORPORATIONS 

See Also Advertisements (this index) 

See Also Consumer Affairs (this index) 


Auctioneer license, extend period of to 2 years; increase amount of continuing 

education that a licensee must earn during to 8 hours: 

S0575 

Auctioneer, license, renewal, extend period of two years, increase amount of 

continuing education: H3815 

Bail bondsman, may assist another bondsman in arrest of defendant under 

certain circumstances, provisions: H3137 

Barber, to include within the scope of professional services that may be performed 

in a beauty salon addition to cosmetology: S0585 

Bedbug infestation, Hotels required to notify guests of; landlord to notify 

tenant of; to notify person of seeking temporary or permanent 

residence in charitable shelter: H3143 


Bondsmen, continuing education requirement changed to a three hour biennial 

requirement: H3138 

Business Freedom to Choose Act: S0203 


Business license fee, business involved in manufacturing is not subject to a 

business license fee on gross income derived from interstate 

or international sales of its manufactured products: 

H3604 

Business license tax, municipality prohibited from imposing; provisions: 

H3986 

Business license tax, must be based on size of business in terms of 

employee numbers; county and municipal governing body 

to establish a clear and concise policy for administration 

of: H3081 

Business preference program based on employment, and assigned employee 

is considered an employee of the client company: S0012 

Childcare facilities, annual inspections of by the department of social services: 

S0772 

Cigar Bars, specify that smoking is permitted in: H4116 

Consumer reporting agency, required to provide the consumer with one disclosure 

copy of his or her file per month at no charge: 

H4151 

Drycleaning facility restoration trust fund, use and purpose of fund, DHEC 

to expend monies to obtain evidence of contamination, 

clarify what facilities are excluded, provisions: H3097 

Engineering and Surveying, Profession of, licensure provisions revised; 

qualification provisions revised; fees for services revised; 

general provisions regarding revised: S0497 

Engineers and Surveyors, certain exemptions for certain engineers: H4038, 

S0655 



Firearm, prohibit a business from creating or maintaining a policy which 

prohibits a person from storing legally possessed ammunition 

or firearm: H3072 

Firearms, Senate to encourage businesses and firearms manufacturers from 

out of state to locate in the palmetto state: S0649 

Food, seafood, retail establishment prohibited from selling seafood while 

knowingly misrepresenting the identity of the seafood to its 

patrons: H3987 

Gas stations, Motor fuel, business selling, that charges different prices for 

purchase of based on form of payment, must consider a 

debit card the same as cash: H3964 


High Growth Small Business Job Creation Act of 2013: H3319, S0262 

Human trafficking resource hotline, require posting of information regarding 

in certain business establishments, penalty for failure to 

post, provisions: H3391, S0284 

Income tax credits, allowable for a portion of expenses incurred by a taxpayer 

in renovation of a textile mill site, allowed to be 

transferable: H3605 

Income tax, eliminate corporate income tax over a four year period: H3264 

Job development credit, client company that contracts with a professional 

service employer is eligible for; conditions of; process of 

claiming: S0012 

LLC, member or manager of cannot be held personally liable for debt, obligation 

or liability; remove comments expressing liability 

of, provisions: S0124, H3521 

BUSINESSES AND CORPORATIONS (Continued) 

Magistrate, to certify certain lawful machines, boards and other devices; 

must be in writing and fee charged for; certification to 

remain in business establishment: H3058 

Microenterprise Development Act: H3125 

Private security and investigation agencies, chapter must not apply to person 

based solely on his being engaged in computer forensic 

services or digital forensic services, acquisition, review or 

analysis of, provisions: S0475 

Professional bondsmen, to be regulated by LLR, licensure, education, registration 

and other requirements provided; LLR to have oversight: 

H3135 

Property tax exemptions, exempt manufacturing property provisions; 

exempt business personal property provisions: H3265 

Real estate brokers and others, who have errors and omissions insurance, 

LLR to contract with insurance provider to obtain a group 

policy, department to set forth standards of: S0076 

Records, certification of domestic and foreign records of regularly conducted 

activity or business records: H3234, S0268 

Registered Interior Designer Practice Act: H3417, S0339 

Restroom Access for Retail Sales Customers, retailer selling tangible personal 

goods must provide facilities for customers: H3831 





Self-Service Storage Facility Act, define electronic mail; rent is more than 

five days past due the owner may deny occupant access to 

personal property; provisions of: H3563, S0513 

Taxi, liability insurance minimum limits of increased; bond in lieu of minimum 

amount increased: S0061 

CALHOUN COUNTY 

No Entries 

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CAMPAIGN PRACTICES 

See Ethics (this index) 

CANDIDATES 


CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT BONDS 

See Bonds or Notes (this index) 

CAPITAL RESERVE FUND 

See Appropriation Acts (this index) 

CEMETERIES 

Crematory, must have a positive identification for the body before cremation; 

crematory must have adequate refrigeration for the 

retention of bodies: H3139 

Death certificates, county registrar to issue upon request death certificates 

that were filed electronically: H3354 

Funeral director, educational requirements for licensure revised to include a 

associate’s degree in mortuary science from an accredited 

program; bachelor’s degree from accredited college after 

12/31/13: H4285 

Funeral directors and embalmers, criminal background check for licensure 

of; examination requirements altered if possess a license 

from another state; continuing education hour requirements 

increased; provisions: H3139 


Funeral services, fees (D. No. 4268): S0476 

Funeral services, requirements of licensure for funeral service providers 

(D. No. 4318): S0477 

Perpetual Care Cemetery Board 

Perpetual Care Cemetery Board (C. No. 4168): S0540 

334


CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS 

Alcohol liquor and wine wholesaler, may donate wine, liquor or beer to nonprofit 

organizations, political parties, and candidate campaign 

committee, provisions: H4136 

Bedbug infestation, Hotels required to notify guests of; landlord to notify 

tenant of; to notify person of seeking temporary or permanent 

residence in charitable shelter: H3143 

Charitable Bingo Advisory Committee created, membership and duties of; 

website of provisions; instant bingo provisions; bingo provisions: 

H3765 

Charitable Raffles, authorize terms, procedures and requirements may be 

conducted, provisions: H3079 

Charitable funds act, definitions revised; filing requirements; professional 

solicitor filing information; registration of certain persons, 


Charitable funds act, provisions of do not apply to athletic, band or activity 

booster club affiliated with school id the organization is a 

501(c)(3), provisions: H3091 

Charitable funds, registration statements for the solicitation of, to exempt 

public schools and districts: S0250, H3398 

Charitable organization, may conduct a raffle; standards of conduct and 

management of raffle; penalties, constitutional amendment 

proposed: H3267 

Charitable organizations, clarify definition of which pay a reduced fee to 

include local park and recreation volunteers: H3635, 

S0495 

Churches or places of worship, vandalization of, person who is guilty of a 

felony must be imprisoned for six months nor more than 

ten years: S0296 



Raffles, General Assembly may authorize to be operated by religious and 

charitable organizations, provisions regarding; constitutional 

amendment proposed: S0239, H3457 

Raffles, authorize nonprofit organizations to operate and conduct raffles 

through registration with Secretary of State; standards for, 


Religious freedom act, to prohibit restrictions on free exercise of speech or 

religion during course of any locality proceeding in violation 

of the first amendment, provisions: S0103 


Sales and Use tax, exemption for children’s clothing sold to a private charitable 

organization for purpose of distribution at no cost to 

needy children: H3942 

CHARLESTON COUNTY 

See Also Ports Authority, State (this index) 

National Medal of Honor Museum, General Assembly to support plans to 

create in Mount Pleasant: H3979 

Transportation Department, to install electronic traffic control signals at the 

intersection of Folly Road and South Grimball Road: 

H3868 

CHECKS 

See Banks and Savings and Loan Associations (this index) 

CHEROKEE COUNTY 

Cherokee County, register of deeds, added to list of counties exempt from 

requirement that those duties be performed by clerk of 

court; register of deeds to be appointed: S0374 


Edna H. Hamrick Memorial Bridge named: H3395 

Election commission and board of registration, to combine bodies into a single 

entity: S0135, H3198, H3298 

Mayor C. E. ’Cliff’ Edwards Highway named: H3936 

CHESTER COUNTY 


Paul G. Campbell, Sr. Highway named: S0743 

Voting precincts revised: H4204, S0715 

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY 

No Entries 

CHILDREN 

CHIROPRACTORS 

No Entries 

CHURCHES 

CIGARETTES 


See Charitable Organizations (this index) 

See Agriculture/Tobacco (this index) 

CIRCUIT COURTS 


CITIES AND TOWNS 

See Political Subdivisions (this index) 

See Specific County (this index) 

CIVIL ACTIONS 

See Torts (this index) 

CLARENDON COUNTY 

Clarendon County, Board of Elections and Voter Registration, adjust the 

membership and composition of board: S0230 

Patrolman John Ray Riddle Memorial Highway: S0218 

CLERKS OF COURT 


COASTAL COUNCIL 

No Entries 

CODE COMMISSIONER 

See Legislative Council (this index) 

CODE OF LAWS 

See Legislative Council (this index) 

CODE SECTIONS OF 1976 ADDED, REENACTED OR 

REDESIGNATED 

Title 01 

01-001-0130, Department or agency or other state entity, prohibited 

from assisting the Armed Forces of the United States, etc 

in the investigation in violation of the constitution of this 

state: S0074 

01-001-0310 through 01-001-0320, Life Beginning at Conception 

Act: S0087 

01-001-0310 through 01-001-0320, Personhood Act of South Carolina: 

S0083, H3323, H3584, S0457 

01-001-1110 through 01-001-1120, Coins, silver and gold coins 

minted foreign or domestic shall be legal tender in this 

state; no person may compel another person to accept: 

H3504 

01-001-1710 through 01-001-1720, Public Assistance, person seeking 

must submit a drug test, notice of given, person to bear cost 

of testing, if positive for unable to receive assistance for 1 

year, provisions; test failure provisions: S0140 

01-001-1710, Daylight Saving time established as the new standard 

time pact: H3848 

335



REDESIGNATED (Continued) 

01-001-1800 through 01-001-1830, Budget Proviso Codification Act 

of 2013, state agencies, case services appropriations: 

S0211 

01-003-0060 through 01-003-0070, Restructuring Act of 2013, establish 

the executive budget and strategic planning office 

within the department of administration, powers and duties 


01-003-0060, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Governor’s 

Office, certain funds allocated for executive policy and 

programs may be carried forward and used for grant funds: 

S0211 

01-003-0300 through 01-003-0415, Restructuring Act of 2013, 

Department of the State Chief created, provisions of: 

S0028 

01-003-0310 through 01-003-0430, Chief Information Officer 

Restructuring Act: H3117, S0225 

01-007-0175, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Attorney 

General Office, to use certain fund provisions: S0211 

01-007-0180, Attorney General, to bring an action against a person or 

entity causing harm when implementing the patient protection 

and affordable care act: H3473 

01-007-0180, Medicaid Abuse and Fraud, to be reported on hotlines, 

administered by Health and human service, Attorney General 

office and TANF, when calls result from recovery of 

money, agencies to issue a monetary reward to, provision: 

H3431 

01-007-0200 through 01-007-0230, Transparency in Private Attorney 

Contracts Act: S0773 

01-008-0010 through 01-008-0050, Restructuring Act of 2013, office 

of State Inspector General created, provisions of: S0028 

01-011-0015, Restructuring Act of 2013, transfer specific entities, 

offices, or divisions to the new Department of Administration: 

H3646 

01-011-0021, Budget and Control Board Transparency and Accountability 

Act: S0055, H3350 

01-011-0045, Restructuring Act of 2013, establish the division of procurement 

services in the Department of Administration; to 

exercise duties and functions previously exercised by budget 

and control board; board membership revised: H3646 

01-011-0143, Budget and Control Board, prohibited from borrowing 

or transferring the funds of the insurance reserve fund for 

purpose not specifically authorized by law for use of: 

H3154 

01-011-0185, Restructuring Act of 2013, approvals for permanent 

improvement projects: S0022 

01-011-0185, Restructuring Act of 2013, conform provisions pertaining 

to the new Department of Administration: S0028, 

H3646 

01-011-0437, State agencies, required to use a single 3rd party source 

compiler of unencumbered address data for purposes of 

validating residents/business; each to contain a unique id 

number; chief information officer to procure with: H4126 

01-011-0765, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, employment 

insurance program established through: S0211 

01-011-0790, Abortions, prohibit employer contributions to the state 

health insurance plan, from being used to pay for abortions 

and ancillary services; exceptions of rape, incest or 

mother’s health endangerment; provisions: S0618 

01-023-0122, Regulatory Reform Act, General Assembly may not 

amend or change an amendment under review, only agency 

that submitted may change: H3128, S0256 

01-023-0138, Regulation, promulgated under the administrative procedures 

act expires five years from the date which it 

becomes effective: S0106, H3228 

01-023-0675, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Administrative 

law court, to retain revenues for printing and distribution 

of court documents; use revenues to defray costs of: 

S0211 

01-030-0068, Behavioral Health Services Act of 2013: H3054 

01-030-0097, Elections, Division of, created within the office of Secretary 

of State; devolve the powers, duties and responsibilities 

of state election commission to; board of membership 


336 



01-030-0125, Restructuring Act of 2013, Department of Administration 

to be an agency of the executive branch, headed by a 

director appointed by the Governor; offices and divisions 

of: S0028 

01-030-0125, Restructuring Act of 2013, Department of Administration, 

to transfer certain offices and divisions of the budget 

and control board and Governors office; transitional provisions: 

H3646 

01-031-0060, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Minority 

affairs commission to retain and carry forward certain 

funds: S0211 

01-031-0060, Minority Affairs Commission, required to eliminate eligibility 

for a Native American Indian Group to receive 

official recognized status; repeal any regulation for: S0611 

01-032-0041, Religious freedom act, to prohibit restrictions on free 

exercise of speech or religion during course of any locality 

proceeding in violation of the first amendment, provisions: 

S0103 

01-034-0080, State building code, to require a number of accessible 

parking spaces for wheelchair user placard or decal holders 

to be provided for all buildings and facilities, provisions: 

S0676 

01-036-0010 through 01-036-0050, Balance of Powers Act: H3556 

01-036-0010 through 01-036-0090, Public Proceedings First Amendment 

Protection Act: H3100 

01-036-0010 through 01-036-0330, Information Security, Department 

of, established, to protect the state’s information and cyber 

security; Technology Investment Council established, 

duties and membership provisions of: S0334 

01-038-0010 through 01-038-0080, Information Security Department 

of created, to provide security controls over information 

resources that support state operations and assets; departmental 


01-13-0120, Human Affairs Commission, authorized to assess a civil 

penalty for Human affairs, revenue from penalty be deposited 

in general fund: H3085 

Title 01, Chap. 001, Art. 005, Life Beginning at Conception Act: 

S0087 

Title 01, Chap. 001, Art. 005, Personhood Act of South Carolina: 

S0083, H3323, H3584, S0457 

Title 01, Chap. 001, Art. 018, Coins, silver and gold coins minted foreign 

or domestic shall be legal tender in this state; no person 

may compel another person to accept: H3504 

Title 01, Chap. 001, Art. 027, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 

2013, state agencies, case services appropriations: S0211 

Title 01, Chap. 001, Art. 027, Daylight Saving time established as the 

new standard time pact: H3848 

Title 01, Chap. 001, Art. 027, Public Assistance, person seeking must 

submit a drug test, notice of given, person to bear cost of 

testing, if positive for unable to receive assistance for 1 

year, provisions; test failure provisions: S0140 

Title 01, Chap. 003, Art. 002, Restructuring Act of 2013, establish the 

executive budget and strategic planning office within the 

department of administration, powers and duties provisions: 

S0022 

Title 01, Chap. 003, Art. 006, Chief Information Officer Restructuring 

Act: H3117, S0225 

Title 01, Chap. 003, Art. 006, Restructuring Act of 2013, Department 

of the State Chief created, provisions of: S0028 

Title 01, Chap. 007, Art. 002, Transparency in Private Attorney Contracts 

Act: S0773 

Title 01, Chap. 008, Restructuring Act of 2013, office of State Inspector 

General created, provisions of: S0028 

Title 01, Chap. 036, Balance of Powers Act: H3556 

Title 01, Chap. 036, Information Security, Department of, established, 

to protect the state’s information and cyber security; Technology 

Investment Council established, duties and membership 

provisions of: S0334 

Title 01, Chap. 036, Public Proceedings First Amendment Protection 

Act: H3100 

Title 01, Chap. 038, Information Security Department of created, to 

provide security controls over information resources that 

support state operations and assets; departmental provisions: 

H3528




Title 02 

02-001-0105, General Assembly, prohibit an incumbent or former 

member of from being elected or appointed to the governing 

board of a South Carolina college or university for a 

period of one year after terminating service: H3849, H4068 

02-001-0190, Term limits, person not eligible for election to the House 

of Representative if they have served four terms; person 

also not eligible for election to the Senate if have served 

two terms after Jan. 1, 2013: H3007, S0201 

02-001-0190, Term limits, person not eligible for election to the House 

of Representative if they have served six terms; person also 

not eligible for election to the Senate if have served four 

terms after Jan. 1, 2013: H3008, S0097 

02-002-0005 through 02-002-0090, Restructuring Act of 2013, Legislative 

Oversight of Executive departments, processes and 

procedures of: S0022 

02-002-0005 through 02-002-0120, Restructuring Act of 2013, Legislative 

Oversight by the executive departments and processes 

and procedures to be followed in connection with 

this oversight: H3646 

02-002-0010 through 02-002-0040, Committee, of General Assembly, 

testimony given may be under oath; create offenses of contempt; 

violation penalty, provisions of testifying: H3159 

02-003-0021, General Assembly, begining in 2015, members of to 

receive total annual compensation of $50,000; which 

includes per diem and salary; per diem restrictions regarding 

extra session; salary to be included in appropriation act: 

H3108 

02-007-0061, General Assembly, may not increase a fine or penalty in 

appropriation act; state agencies or departments may not 

implement a fine by regulation, provisions and exceptions: 

S0042 

02-007-0131, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, State agencies, 

debt provisions: S0211 

02-009-0010, Restructuring Act of 2013, establish the joint strategic 

technology commitee, members, powers and duties: S0022 

02-015-0064, Social Service Department, Legislative Audit Council to 

audit every three years a program of, provisions: H3400 

02-017-0055, Governor’s office, prohibited from expending public 

funds to hire a person whose activities include lobbying the 

General Assembly: H3002 

02-017-0055, Lobbying, prohibit use of public funds to contract with a 

person whose activities include: H3152 

02-019-0115, Magistrate Court, require candidates for to be screened 

by the judicial merit selection commission before appointment 

by the Governor: H3056, H3156 

02-020-0032, Legal residence, method of determining the legal residence 

of a candidate for a nonjudicial office filled by a vote 

of the General Assembly: S0738 

02-020-0065, Nonjudicial candidates, Joint legislative screening committee 

for to create three regional advisory councils consisting 

of ten members to assist in performance of duties 

regarding investigations of: H3447 

02-024-0010 through 02-024-0030, Economic Development Joint 

Committee on created, to continue study of laws affecting 

economic development; membership and staffing of: 

H3437 

02-079-0010 through 02-079-0030, Joint Information Security Oversight 

Committee, to conduct a continuing study of laws 

affecting cyber security, membership provisions: S0334 

02-079-0010 through 02-079-0050, Restructuring Act of 2013, State 

Agency Deficit Prevention and Recognition, revised procedures 

and requirements of: H3646 

02-079-0010 through 02-079-0050, State Agency Deficit Prevention 

and Recognition Act: S0022 

02-079-0010 through 02-079-0170, Military Preparedness and 

Enhancement Act: H3263 

Title 02, Chap. 002, Committee, of General Assembly, testimony 

given may be under oath; create offenses of contempt; violation 

penalty, provisions of testifying: H3159 

Title 02, Chap. 002, Restructuring Act of 2013, Legislative Oversight 

by the executive departments and processes and procedures 

to be followed in connection with this oversight: H3646 



Title 02, Chap. 002, Restructuring Act of 2013, Legislative Oversight 

of executive departments and the processes and procedures: 

S0022 

Title 02, Chap. 009, Restructuring Act of 2013, establish the joint strategic 

technology commitee, members, powers and duties: 

S0022 

Title 02, Chap. 024, Economic Development Joint Committee on created, 

to continue study of laws affecting economic development; 

membership and staffing of: H3437 

Title 02, Chap. 079, Joint Information Security Oversight Committee, 

to conduct a continuing study of laws affecting cyber security, 

membership provisions: S0334 

Title 02, Chap. 079, Military Preparedness and Enhancement Act: 

H3263 

Title 02, Chap. 079, Restructuring Act of 2013, State Agency Deficit 

Prevention and Recognition, revised procedures and 

requirements of: H3646 

Title 02, Chap. 079, State Agency Deficit Prevention and Recognition 

Act: S0022 

Title 03 

03-005-0155, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DHEC 

allowed to collect, retain, and expend funds received from 

the sale or use of spoil easement areas: S0211 

Title 04 

04-001-0190, County, notices, authorize a county to post certain 

notices required by law to county’s website instead of 

printing in newspaper: H3427 

04-009-0197, Business license tax, county that imposes must remit 

any collections to a business located within a municipality: 

H3986 

04-010-1000 through 04-010-1120, Transportation Infrastructure 

Sales Tax Act: S0616 

04-010-1110 through 04-010-1170, Local Option School Operating 

Millage Property Tax Credit Act: H3938, H3975 

04-039-0010 through 04-039-0030, Citizen Relations Committee 

established within each county; composition, power and 

duties of: H3012 

Title 04, Chap. 010, Art. 011, Local Option School Operating Millage 

Property Tax Credit Act: H3938, H3975 

Title 04, Chap. 010, Transportation Infrastructure Sales Tax Act: 

S0616 

Title 04, Chap. 039, Citizen Relations Committee established within 

each county; composition, power and duties of: H3012 

Title 05 

05-003-0160, Municipality, must not require annexation as a condition 

precedent to providing utility services: H4125, H4131 

05-007-0125, Fire Department, municipality, may direct traffic at 

scene of fire in municipality and enforce laws of this state, 


05-007-0195, Municipal councils, election of additional members to to 

represent nonresident municipal water and sewer customers; 

limit voting matters for; special members provisions: 

H3175 

05-007-0320, Municipality, prohibited from imposing any tax of 

charging any fee for operating a business inside: H3986 

Title 06 

06-001-0055, Water company, procedure where the water service provided 

to a specified unicorporated area of a county by a private 

water company may be transferred to another 

provider, provisions: H3859 

06-001-0090, Volunteer Service Personnel Appreciation Act: H3378 

06-001-0180, Agency, institution, etc. governed by a board appointed 

by a local governing board of a political subdivision prohibited 

from expending funds lobbying, exceptions: H3284 

06-001-0180, Federal tax information, each county and municipality 

that maintains federal tax information to implement a policy 

that safeguards the information; policy must be no less 

stringent than manner the IRS protects info: H4076 

06-001-0610 through 06-001-0660, Beach Preservation Act: H3390, 

S0503 

06-001-0780, Hospitality tax, penalty, fine or other cost may not be 

imposed with respect to locacl hospitality tax payments 

received within seven days of due date that in aggregate 

exceeds 5% of delinquent tax: H3300 

337




06-009-0012, Historic properties, allow county or municipality governing 

body to exempt from enforcement of building codes 

upon recommendation of the local historic preservation 

commission: H3174 

06-009-0125, Balcony, municipalities and counties shall inspect each 

exterior balcony in certain residential properties to determine 

whether balcony satisfies the international building 

code; prohibit of use until provisions: S0066 

06-010-0035, Fireplaces, requirements for in lieu of requirements of 

2009 edition of the international energy conservation code: 

S0348 

06-011-2028, Special purpose district, which provides recreational 

services to voluntarily dissolve itself and transfer assets to 

county, provisions of: H3268, S0295 

06-014-0010 through 06-014-0070, Local Option Motor Fuel User 

Fee Act: S0149 

06-038-0010 through 06-038-0170, Dilapidated Buildings Act: S0375, 

H3948 

06-039-0010 through 06-039-0030, Aerial vehicle, prohibit any state 

agency, governmental entity to use services of; no state 

agency or governmental entity may conduct general surveillance 

of a targeted person without warrant: S0395 

Title 06, Chap. 001, Art. 006, Beach Preservation Act: H3390, S0503 

Title 06, Chap. 014, Local Option Motor Fuel User Fee Act: S0149 

Title 06, Chap. 038, Dilapidated Buildings Act: S0375, H3948 

Title 06, Chap. 039, Aerial vehicle, prohibit any state agency, governmental 

entity to use services of; no state agency or governmental 

entity may conduct general surveillance of a 

targeted person without warrant, provisions: S0395 

Title 07 

07-005-0123, Voter registration, proof of citizenship, includes drivers 

license, birth certificate, passport, naturalization documentation, 

provisions of excepted, election commission to 

destroy all documents after 2 years, provisions: S0227 

07-011-0215, Candidate, who executes a candidacy pledge with a 

political party for purposes of offering for election and 

later elected to, must resign office before they may change 

party affiliation: H3517 

07-013-0025, Voting, early voting procedures established: H3005, 

H3153, S0004, S0067, H3173, S0119, H3176 

07-013-0046, Statement of candidacy and publication of filing periods, 

impose requirements regarding acknowledgment of: 

H3298 

07-013-0200, Uniform dates for election events: H3176 

07-013-0870, Voting, require an employer to give an employee reasonable 

time off from work to vote in elections: H3226 

07-013-1115, Ballot to indicate vote cast for a single candidate order 

to be certified as part of the total number of votes cast: 

H3176 

07-015-0465, Emergency responders, who are dispatched to assist 

with disaster relief or recovery efforts outside their county 

of residence to have the opportunity to cast any ballot they 

would have been eligible to cast: H3803 

07-017-0025, County Board of Canvassers, require post-election 

audits to be conducted by county election commission, 


07-027-0115, County Boards of Registration and Elections, to be 

placed under supervision of election commission; minimum 

qualifications for person to serve as director; mandatory 

training established; meetings provisions: S0135, 

H3198 

07-027-0140, County Boards of Elections and Voter Registration, 

under direct supervision and control of state election commission 

through executive director, provisions: H4275 

07-027-0145, Election Commission, responsible for certifying an election 

when the county board of elections and voter registration 

cannot certify results within 24 hours after the polls 

closed: H4275 

Title 08 

08-001-0015, NDAA Nullification Act of 2013: S0092 

08-001-0015, Officer or employee prohibited from aiding the detention 

of any United States Citizen without trial by the 

Armed Forces in violation of the constitution: S0092 



08-001-0195, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, State agencies 

to pay mandatory bar dues owed by attorneys: S0211 

08-007-0100, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, State employees, 

allow additional accrued annual leave and 90 sick 

leave to be used as annual leave in calendar year by permanent 

full-time employees: S0211 

08-011-0087, Public Employer Payroll Deduction Policy Act: H3782 

08-011-0105, Board, Committee or Commission, State, no person who 

has attained the age of 72 may serve on; exceptions: S0373 

08-011-0125, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, policy of 

South Carolina to conduct personal policies in a nondiscriminatory 

manner: S0211 

08-011-0172, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, state employees, 

circumstances which may receive salary supplements, 



to establish a program to realign resources including separation 

incentive payments, provisions: S0211 


to establish a program to realign resources including separation 

incentive payments, provisions: S0211 

08-011-0780, State employees leave, leave donor may donate sick or 

annual leave to a specific leave recipient rather than leave 

pool account: H3258 

08-013-0410 through 08-013-0490, Ethics Commission, reconstitute; 

revise powers and duties of; General Assembly ethical 

complaints to be filed with: H3772 

08-013-0545, Legislative Ethics Committees, penalties and disposition 

of technical violations: S0133 

08-013-0610 through 08-013-0660, House and Senate Ethics Committees, 

reconstitute membership of; revise procedures of: 

H3772 

08-013-0791, Aircraft, use of any owned or leased by State, use of by 

a member of the General Assembly must be first approved 

by the Speaker of the House for House members and President 

pro tempore for Senate members; provisions: S0605 

08-013-0940, Boards and Commission Election Reform Act: S0049 

08-013-1115, Economic interest statement, to be filed online no later 

than April 15th for all candidates: H3298 

08-013-1200 through 08-013-1240, Personal finance disclosures 

annually required from elected officials and department 

heads; filing deadline; information that must be disclosed 


08-013-1317, General Assembly members, prohibited from receiving 

campaign contributions during annual regular session: 

S0133 

08-013-1339, Political action committee, organized on behalf of certain 

statewide officials prohibited: S0013, H3407 

08-013-1341, Legislative Leadership Political Action Committees, 

prohibited: S0133 

08-013-1525, Candidate, no public official or candidate may appear 

on the ballot if they have received notice of unpaid fine 

levied by Ethics Commission: H3772 

08-013-1530, Ethics, violations for penalties: H3945 

08-015-0070, Governmental contracts, fair and open competition by 

stipulating that entities in regard to public building; Labor 

organizations, bidder not required to be a member of, provisions: 

S0438, H3639 

08-021-0018, State agencies, boards, committees, commissions or 

political subdivisions to enter into mediation before instituting 

a criminal action for failure to pay late fees imposed 

by the entity: H4023 

08-027-0005, Whistleblower and Public Employee Protection Act: 

H3196, S0136 

Title 08, Chap. 013, Art. 004, Commission on Ethics Enforcement and 

Disclosure established: H3945 

Title 08, Chap. 013, Art. 004, Ethics Commission, reconstitute; revise 

powers and duties of; General Assembly ethical complaints 

to be filed with: H3772 

Title 08, Chap. 013, Art. 006, House and Senate Ethics Committees, 

reconstitute membership of; revise procedures of: H3772 

Title 09 

338




09-004-0015, PEBA, State shall defend members of Board of directors 

of PEBA against claims and suits arising out of performance 

of their official duties, provisions: H3624 

09-004-0060, Public Benefit Authority, directed to design, implement 

and maintain longevity pay plan for state employees; 

require General Assembly to fund the costs of plan by a 

specific appropriations: S0302 

Title 11 

11-003-0135, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Comptroller 

General, to designate certain employees to sign warrants in 

his stead: S0211 

11-005-0135, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Treasurer, 

State, to distribute amounts appropriated in appropriation 

bill for salary supplements for county clerks, judges, sheriffs, 

register of deeds and coroners, auditors: S0211 

11-005-0145, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Treasurer, 

allowed to designate certain employees to sign payments in 

his stead: S0211 


Auditor, conduct of performance audits; Naval Complex 

Redevelopment Authority additional members of, provisions: 

H3646 

11-009-0025, Employee or officer, prohibited from authorizing an 

expenditure without appropriated funds, provisions: S0041 

11-009-1110 through 11-009-1140, Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office; 

organization, duties and powers of: H3646 

11-011-0085, Zero Base Budget Process beginning with fiscal year 

2013-2014: H3303 

11-011-0086, Agencies, state, zero-base budget review, provide for on 

a ten year schedule of each agency beginning with 2014- 

2015, provisions: H3109 

11-011-0087, Governors annual budget recommendations and reports, 

to be in a programmatic format by providing a narrative 

description of each separate program administered by state 

agency: H3260 

11-011-0195, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Budget and 

Control Board, over the number of state employees of 

tracking full-time equivalent positions: S0211 

11-011-0225, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, State Budget 

Division, provide assistance in the phase-in of the operations 

of restructured state agencies: S0211 

11-011-0235, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, state agencies 

carry forward of funds provisions: S0211 

11-011-0240, Identity Theft Protection Fund created, to provide protection 

for taxpayers; General Assembly to appropriate 

amount necessary to fund: H3028 

11-011-0250, School resource officers, starting with 2013-2014 general 

appropriation act, the General Assembly to appropriate 

sufficient funds to employ at least one school resource officer 

in every school: S0249 

11-011-0260, Bridge maintenance, General assembly to appropriate an 

amount each year equal to twenty percent of projected 

growth in general fund revenues: S0600 

11-011-0265, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, State Medicaid 

plan shall provide benefits to disabled children: S0211 

11-011-0270, General fund, all other funds collected by an agency 

must be deposited in the General Fund, provisions: H3299 

11-011-0275, Board of Economic Advisors, if they adjust the forecast 

for the next fiscal year after the House of Representative 

has given 3rd reading to the appropriation act, any increase 

in revenue to be appropriated to highway fund: H3017 

11-011-0360, Palmetto highway improvement fund established; initial 

credit and increases to the fund to be derived from revenue 

surpluses, amount capped: S0014 

11-011-0415, General Fund, limit on appropriations for a fiscal year is 

total amount of revenue estimated as February 15, 2013; to 

increase annually by a percentage, provisions: H3533 

11-031-0005, Restructuring Act of 2013, provide that state board 

means the governing body of the state fiscal affairs authority: 

S0022 

11-031-0015, Restructuring Act of 2013, relating to various bond or 

other financial provisions: H3646 

11-035-0315, Restructuring Act of 2013, establish the procurement 

oversignt board, membership and duties: S0022 

339 



11-043-0165, DOT to transfer to transportation infrastructure bank an 

amount equal to general fund revenue appropriated to DOT 

in Budget for highway engineering permanent improvements, 


11-044-0010 through 11-044-0080, Bill Wylie Entrepreneurship Act 

of 2013: H3095 

11-044-0010 through 11-044-0080, High Growth Small Business 

Access to Capital Act of 2013: H3505 

11-044-0010 through 11-044-0080, High Growth Small Business Job 

Creation Act of 2013: H3319, S0262 

11-050-0065, Restructuring Act of 2013, division of local government 

shall become part of the rural infrastructure authority: 

H3646 

11-050-0065, Restructuring Act of 2013, provide that the state fiscal 

affairs authroity must provide administrative support to the 

rural infrastructure authority: S0022 


contracts and accountability authority established, membership 

and duties: H3646 

11-055-0010 through 11-055-0040, Pay for Success Performance 

Accountability Act: S0763 


the state fiscal accountability authority, membership 

of: S0022 

11-055-0010 through 11-055-0100, Microenterprise Development 

Act: H3125 

11-055-0010 through 11-055-0730, Iran Divestment Act of 2013: 

H3021 

Title 11, Chap. 007, Art. 003, Restructuring Act of 2013, State Auditor, 

conduct of performance audits; Naval Complex Redevelopment 

Authority additional members of, provisions: 

H3646 

Title 11, Chap. 009, Art. 011, Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office; organization, 

duties and powers of: H3646 

Title 11, Chap. 044, Bill Wylie Entrepreneurship Act of 2013: H3095 

Title 11, Chap. 044, High Growth Small Business Job Creation Act of 

2013: H3319, S0262 

Title 11, Chap. 055, Iran Divestment Act of 2013: H3021 

Title 11, Chap. 055, Microenterprise Development Act: H3125 

Title 11, Chap. 055, Pay for Success Performance Accountability Act: 

S0763 

Title 11, Chap. 055, Restructuring Act of 2013, State contracts and 

accountability authority established, membership and 

duties: H3646 

Title 11, Chap. 055, Restructuring Act of 2013, establish the state fiscal 

accountability authority, membership of authority: 

S0022 

Title 12 

12-002-0110, Childcare facilities, private and private schools, home 

schools to be taxed in the same manner as a public facility: 

S0451 

12-004-0352, Governor to develop a protection plan to minimize costs 

and effects of identity theft due to cyber security breach at 

DOR; policy developed to protect, provisions: S0334 

12-004-0355, Treasury, state, department of revenue identity theft 

reimbursement fund established; proceeds from the fund 

must be used to reimburse people whose id information has 

been compromised, provisions: S0026, H3358 

12-004-0397, Taxpayer Fairness Act: H3020, S0015 

12-004-0398, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Revenue 

department, subpoenaed employees, reimbursement for 

expenses: S0211 










12-006-0511, Income tax brackets, eliminate the four, five and six percent 

brackets and tax those incomes at three and 75/100ths 

percent: H3266 

12-006-0547, Business Tax Elimination Act: S0027




12-006-1141, Income tax deduction, for purchase of identity theft protection 

services, not to exceed certain amounts, provisions: 

S0334 

12-006-1145, Income tax deduction, up to a certain amount for tuition 

paid for their child to attend an independent school or public 

school outside of district; home school tax deduction 


12-006-1146, Income tax credit, for contributions made to a nonprofit 

scholarship funding organizations that provide grants for 

children eligible for federal free or reduced lunches, provisions: 

S0279 

12-006-3395, Long-Term Care Tax Credit Act: S0056 

12-006-3577, Income tax credit, if taxed under 26 U.S.C. section 

5000A of the patient protection and affordable care act: 

H3473 

12-006-3586, Solar energy system, income tax credit, ceilings on 

amount of credit; provisions: S0329 

12-006-3586, Solar energy system, income tax credit, for twenty-five 

percent of total cost of; ceilings on credit amount, provisions: 

H3834 

12-006-3595, Income tax credit, for business that sells motor fuel for 

the purchase of a generator, so that they may continue to 

sell fuel in case of electrical outage, provisions: H3030 

12-006-3632, Income tax credit, refundable state individual credit 

equal to 10% of federal income tax credit allowed, annually 

increase by 2 1/2% until credit equals 20%: H3107 

12-006-3675, Income tax credit, for installation of safe room in a residential 

structure; credit to be carried forward: H4262 

12-006-3685, Income tax credit, provide for a $2000 for closing cost 

with a purchase money residential or commercial mortgage 


12-006-3710, Income tax credit, allow a five thousand dollar tax credit 

to any taxpayer that employs a formerly incarcerated individual 

as a full-time employee for one year, provisions: 

H4018 

12-006-3710, Income tax credit, to any taxper that employs a formerly 

incarcerated individual as a full-time employee; not to 

exceed ten thousand dollars; credit allowed for 24 months, 

eligibility requirements: H3182 

12-006-3755, Income tax credit, refundable for each vehicle registered 

to a taxpayer in this state that is licensed in this state: 

H3498 

12-006-3760, Income tax credit, taxpayers may a refundable tax credit 

for cost and expenses incurred by the taxpayer for maintaining 

identity fraud and theft protection services: S0024, 

H3305 

12-006-3760, Income tax credit, taxpayers may claim up to a two hundred 

dollar refundable tax credit for cost and expenses 

incurred by the taxpayer for maintaining identity fraud and 

theft protection services: S0017 

12-006-3760, Tax credit, refundable, for a taxpayer that sustains an 

actual loss from identity theft, provisions: H3031 

12-006-3765, Income tax credit, for employers hiring someone receiving 

unemployment benefits, amount of credit and eligibility 

requirements: H3296 

12-006-3770, Income tax credit, refundable to a digital media company 

producing a state-certified production equal to 25% 

of base investment in taxable year; define terms, provisions: 

S0526 

12-010-0108, Job development credit, client company that contracts 

with a professional service employer is eligible for; conditions 

of; process of claiming: S0012 

12-021-2426, Admission license tax, one-half of paid admissions to a 

soccer specific stadium is exempt from: H4033 

12-021-4310, Charitable Bingo Advisory Committee, created; membership 

and duties; DOR designated as liaison: H3765 

12-021-4320, Informational Charitable Bingo Website, establishment 

of: H3765 

12-021-4330, Charitable Bingo Advisory Committee, provide for 

allowable promotional expenses: H3765 

12-022-0100 through 12-022-0170, Charitable Raffles, authorize 

terms, procedures and requirements may be conducted, 


12-034-0101 through 12-034-0910, Fair Tax Act: H3116, S0185 

340 



12-036-0960, Marketplace and Infrastructure Improvement Act: 

H3763 

12-036-2625, Sales tax revenue, generated from sale of motor vehicles 

must be credited to the state highway fund for maintenance 

of existing roads: S0210 

12-036-2647, Sales, Use, and Casual Excise Tax revenues, from the 

sale, use, or titling of a vehicle must be credited to the state 

non-federal and highway fund, provisions of revenues: 

H3412 

12-037-0221, Property tax exemptions, electric power facility portion 

of exempt; remaining portion subject to state property tax, 

distribution of provisions: H3111 

12-037-0223, Ad Valorem Taxation, fair market value of a motor vehicle 

may not exceed the amount paid for the motor vehicle if 

it was purchased from a licensed dealer: H4029 

12-037-0253, Homestead exemption, extended for the disabled and 

elderly to all fair market value beginning the year the individual 

attains the age of 85; if income is fifty thousand dollars 

or less: H3830 

12-043-0222, Property tax, no additional due for any prior tax year 

because of erroneous classification of the parcel, provisions: 

H3463 

12-043-0222, Roll-back tax, on parcel of real property use value used 

for platted green space for conservation, provisions: H3733 

12-045-0082, Property tax, prohibit a tax execution on the homestead 

of individual who is 80 years old: H4263 

12-056-0130, Municipal Court, must utilize setoff debt collection act 

on debts; if not successful Revenue Department to notify 

circuit solicitor, provisions: H3022 

12-058-0165, Revenue Department, to expunge the recording of a lien 

once the lien is fully paid: S0617, H3974 

12-060-2570, County assessor to have the burden of proof in a property 

tax appeal: H3845 

12-060-2580, Taxpayer allowed to appeal the value once every five 

years; exceptions: H3845 

12-062-0095, Motion Picture Incentive Act, provisions of do not apply 

to films made in South Carolina contains scenes offensive, 

sexual conduct or lacks serious literary, artistic, political or 

scientific value, provisions: S0163 

12-067-0100 through 12-067-0150, Abandoned Buildings Revitalization 

Act: H3093, S0234 

Title 12, Chap. 004, Art. 003, Taxpayer Fairness Act: H3020 

Title 12, Chap. 022, Art. 002, Charitable Raffles, authorize terms, procedures 

and requirements may be conducted, provisions: 

H3079 

Title 12, Chap. 034, Fair Tax Act: H3116, S0185 

Title 12, Chap. 067, Abandoned Buildings Revitalization Act: H3093, 

S0234 

Title 13 

13-001-0390, Clean Energy Industry Market Development Advisory 

Council established within the Department of Commerce; 

membership and duties: H3644, S0525 

13-001-1745, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, economic 

development, coordinating council, carry forward fund 


13-001-1810 through 13-001-1840, Regional Education Centers transferred 

to Department of Commerce: H3410 

Title 13, Chap. 001, Art. 013, Regional Education Centers transferred 

to Department of Commerce: H3410 

Title 14 

14-001-0237, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013: S0211 

14-001-0240, Court or other enforcement authority prevented from 

enforcing foreign law in this state from a forum outside of 

the United States: S0081, S0060 

14-001-0250, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, parental 

rights, provisions regarding revised: S0211 

14-001-0260, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Judicial 

department, prohibit county salary supplements; county to 

provide an office for circuit and family court judges: S0211 

14-001-0270, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Judicial 

department, prohibit county salary supplements; county to 

provide an office for circuit and family court judges: S0211 

14-025-0040, Lollis’s Law, Magistrate and Municipal courts to send a 

written notification changing of a court date by a certified 

letter to defendant or attorney: H3070




14-029-0010 through 14-029-0100, Middle Court Processes Act: 

H3050 

14-029-0010 through 14-029-0100, Veterans Treatment Court Program 

Act: H3014 

Title 14, Chap. 029, 14-029-0010 through 14-029-0100, Veterans 

Treatment Court Program Act: H3014 

Title 14, Chap. 029, Middle Court Processes Act: H3050 

Title 15 

15-001-0350, Apartments, converted into a condo, the protections and 

warranties granted to a purchaser is extended to: H3595 

15-003-0700, Foreign defamation judgment, define the terms; expand 

protections for citizens against by providing for declaratory 

and injunctive relief, provisions: S0468 

15-009-0018, Process server, who is not an active law enforcement 

officer, may not serve a summons, by entering the private 

property if the landowner posts ’no trespassing’ signs: 

S0528 

15-019-0120, Garnishment, define necessary terms; procedure for garnishment 

of wages under certain circumstances; subject to 

delineated limitations: H3824 










15-061-0310 through 15-061-0430, Uniform Partition of Heirs Property 

Act: S0018 

15-067-0280, Real property, no action may be brought to claim 

through adverse possession after December 31, 2013, provisions: 

S0077 

15-075-0070, Bedbug infestation, require notice of to a person seeking 

temporary residence in a charitable or emergency protective 

shelter, provisions: H3143 

15-078-0230, Torts claims act, political subdivision may voluntarily 

establish a fund to settle multiple claims for loss resulting 

from a single occurrence: S0257 

15-078-0240, Board of Economic Advisors, must calculate adjustments 

in the limitations on damages: S0257 

15-079-0135, Medical Malpractice actions, evidence offered to prove 

past medical expenses shall be limited to evidence of the 

amounts actually paid to satisfy bills: S0773 

15-085-0010 through 15-085-0140, False Claims Act: S0073 

15-087-0010 through 15-087-0230, Collaborative Law Act: H3715 

Title 15, Chap. 061, Art. 003, Uniform Partition of Heirs Property Act: 

S0018 

Title 15, Chap. 085, False Claims Act: S0073 

Title 15, Chap. 087, Collaborative Law Act: H3715 

Title 16 

16-003-0605, Choking, unlawful for a person to impeded breathing or 

blood circulation of another person; penalties: H3080 

16-003-0624, Home Invasion and Drive-By Shooting Accountability 

and Protection Act: H3067 

16-003-0630, Correctional facility employee, person convicted of 

assault and battery against must serve a mandatory minimum 

sentence of not less than 6 months, provisions: S0694 

16-003-1430, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, victim assistance 

programs in solicitor’s office, fund appropriation: 

S0211 

16-003-1850, Cyberbullying, offense of created, define necessary 

terms; penalties: H3804 

16-003-1900 through 16-003-1920, Civil No-Contact Orders, issuance 

of permanent and emergency, duration of, penalties: S0123 

16-003-1900, Hate Crimes, penalties for: H3066, H3589 

16-003-2100, Human trafficking resource hotline, require posting of 

information regarding in certain business establishments, 

penalty for failure to post, provisions: H3391, S0284 



16-011-0441, Pregnant Women’s Protection Act: S0527 

16-013-0131, Stealing, goods or merchandise from a merchant, create 

offense of: S0471, H3602 



16-013-0135, Retail theft, create offense of, provisions: S0471, H3602 

16-013-0485, Deferred presentment services, unlawful to engage in 

the business of; civil penalties: S0658 

16-013-0490, Mail fraud or wire fraud, create offenses of; penalties: 

H3352, S0267 

16-015-0386, Sexting, create offense of for persons less than 18; civil 

fines and costs for committing a first or second offense; 

misdemeanor and criminal fine for committing three or 

more; provisions relating to arrest; provisions: H3857 

16-015-0386, Sexting, offense of created; civil fines and costs of 

offenses; penalties of revised, provisions: S0441 

16-017-0506, Tobacco, illegal for person engaged in business of selling 

tobacco to ship or transport cigarettes to a person in 

this state who is not a lawful recipient: H3433 

16-017-0755, Concealed weapon permit, unlawful for anyone to intentionally 

disseminate for publication any information contained 

in application for; penalties: H4226 

16-017-0760, Military Service Integrity and Preservation Act: H4259 

16-017-0760, Military Service Integrity and Preservation Act of 2013: 

H3150 

16-019-0060, Lotteries, certain social card and dice games are not 

unlawful: S0779 

16-023-0540, Firearm theft, create offense of; penalties: H3069 

16-023-0800, Save Our Children Gun Lock Act: H3186 

16-025-0130, Criminal domestic violence, prohibit person convicted 

of from receiving or continuing to receive alimony from 

the victim of: H4283 

16-025-0130, Domestic Violence Homicide Prevention Act: S0309 


Title 16, Chap. 003, Art. 018, Hate Crimes, penalties for: H3066, 

H3589 

Title 16, Chap. 003, Art. 019, Civil No-Contact Orders, issuance of 

permanent and emergency, duration of, penalties: S0123 

Title 17 

17-013-0180, Aircraft, prohibit operation of a public unmanned aircraft 

system and disclosure of personal information; penalties: 

H3514 

17-013-0180, Cell phone, law enforcement officer prohibited from 

seizing phone or other electronic device at scene of investigation 

unless it impedes the investigation; penalties: 

H3059, S0107 

17-013-0180, Freedom From Unwarranted Surveillance Act: H3415 

17-013-0180, Seized property, by a law enforcement agency without a 

warrant must be returned to lawful owner within thirty 

days unless court deems otherwise, provisions: H3040 

17-015-0110, General sessions offense, person committing while on 

bail bond, person must be imprisoned for five years in 

addition to first punishment: S0045 

17-015-0175, Judge, may not issue a bench warrant for failure to 

appear unless solicitor or clerk has provided notice to attorney 

of record before issuing: H3342 

17-022-0720, Worthless check unit, prohibited from accepting case 

where previously collected full restitution from drawer on 

more than 3 occasions, provisions: H3026 

17-022-0935, Expungement, certain nonviolent offenses may be 

expunged and to establish the circumstances under which 

the expungement may occur: S0426 

17-022-1310 through 17-022-1390, Drug Court Program Act: S0141, 

H3768 

17-023-0135, Plea, allow a defendant to enter a conditional plea of 

guilty or no contest or nolo contendere reserving certain 

rights; procedure for acceptance of a conditional plea after 

plea agreement has been accepted, provisions: H3606 

17-025-0136, Child abuse and neglect, court to indicate on the sentencing 

sheet that the act on which the conviction or plea of 

guilty is based involves: H4178 

Title 17, Chap. 022, Art. 013, Drug Court Program Act: S0141, H3768 

Title 19 

19-005-0520, Records, certification of domestic and foreign records of 

regularly conducted activity or business records: H3234, 

S0268 

Title 20 

20-001-0110, Marriage, common-law, may not be recognized on and 

after January 1, 2011, exceptions: S0011 

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20-009-0010 through 20-009-0240, Family Law Arbitration Act: 

H3924 

20-011-0010 through 20-011-0200, Family Court, mediation required 

as means of resolving; certain requirements to serve as a 

mediator; rules of; provisions: H4063 

Title 20, Chap. 009, Family Law Arbitration Act: H3924 

Title 20, Chap. 011, Family Court, mediation required as means of 

resolving; certain requirements to serve as a mediator; 

rules of; provisions: H4063 

Title 22 

22-003-0915, Magistrate, may not commence a trial or require an 

attorney to appear on a Saturday or Sunday or after five 

except for an emergency; overtime pay for jurors and court 

personnel provisions: H3055 

22-003-1020, Lollis’s Law, Magistrate and Municipal courts to send a 

written notification changing of a court date by a certified 

letter to defendant or attorney: H3070 

Title 23 

23-001-0235, Law enforcement agency, unlawful to use or employ an 

automatic number plate recognition system , penalties: 

H3192 

23-001-0240, Custodial interrogation, certain statements made must 

be video recorded, provisions and exceptions: H3039, 

S0739 

23-002-0010 through 23-002-0020, Department of Law Enforcement 

and Public Safety created: H3043 

23-002-0010 through 23-002-0020, South Carolina State Police created: 

H3120 

23-002-0010 through 23-002-0110, Public Integrity Unit established; 

membership and duties of; protocol for information sharing: 

S0505 

23-002-0110 through 23-002-0220, Public Integrity Unit established; 

membership and duties and functions: H3772 

23-003-0022, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, SLED, reimbursements 

for clothing allowance, physicals, meals; fund 

provisions; carry forward money provisions; fee collected 
















































23-003-0180, Mentally ill, defendant found not guilty by reason of 

insanity or guilty but mentally ill, Judge to notify SLED of 

such; SLED to transmit information to NICS: H3564 









23-006-0055, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, SLED, security 

responsibilities provisions: S0211 

23-012-0010, Animal Abuse, Registration and Community Notification 

of Animal Abusers established: H3045 

23-023-0112, School Protection Officer Act: H3601 

23-023-0140, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Law Enforcement 

Training Council to use federal and earmarked funds, 


23-023-0140, Canine Team, certification of: H3580 

23-023-0140, Patrol Canine teams: S0008, H3570 

23-028-0130, Police officer, reserve has the status of constable under 

certain circumstances and with jurisdiction limits of his 

appointing authority: H3608 

23-031-0030, Firearms dealer, to conduct various background checks, 

evaluations and interviews to determine if a person is mentally 

fit prior to selling to: S0650 





23-031-0218, Concealed weapon permit, valid, issued by a state that 

South Carolina recognizes reciprocally to remain valid 

until expiration date, provisions: S0488 

23-031-0250, Firearm, prohibit a business from creating or maintaining 

a policy which prohibits a person from storing legally 

possessed ammunition or firearm: H3072 

23-031-0700 through 23-031-0720, Firearms Freedom Act: S0085 

23-031-0700 through 23-031-0725, Firearms Liberty Act: S0285, 

S0489 

23-031-0700, Fraudulent Firearms and Ammunition Purchase Prevention, 

penalties for persons who knowingly engage in: 

H3044 

23-031-0900 through 23-031-0930, Second Amendment Preservation 

Act: S0316 

23-031-0900, Firearms Liberty Act: S0285, S0489 

23-031-1010 through 23-031-1030, Mental Health, confidential process 

for transmitting information on person who have been 

adjudicated mentally incapacitated & thereby being disqualified 

from possessing a handgun, provision: S0413, 

H3560 

23-031-1010 through 23-031-1060, Mental Health, Ashley Hall Bill, 

SLED to develop procedures for collection of info on adjudicated 

mentally incapacitated & thereby being disqualified 

from possessing a handgun, provision: H3560 

23-049-0065, Firefighter Mobilization Act of 2000, SLED has exclusive 

jurisdiction on behalf of state matters pertaining to 

response and crisis management of acts of terrorism and 

emergency event management explosive devices: H3870 

Title 23, Chap. 002, Department of Law Enforcement and Public 

Safety created: H3043 

Title 23, Chap. 002, Public Integrity Unit established; membership and 

duties and functions: H3772 

Title 23, Chap. 002, Public Integrity Unit established; membership and 

duties of; protocol for information sharing: S0505 

Title 23, Chap. 002, South Carolina State Police created: H3120 

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Title 23, Chap. 012, Animal Abuse, Registration and Community 

Notification of Animal Abusers established: H3045 

Title 23, Chap. 031, Art. 009, Firearms Freedom Act: S0085, S0489 

Title 23, Chap. 031, Art. 009, Firearms Liberty Act: S0285, S0489 

Title 23, Chap. 031, Art. 009, Fraudulent Firearms and Ammunition 

Purchase Prevention, penalties for persons who knowingly 

engage in: H3044 

Title 23, Chap. 031, Art. 009, Second Amendment Preservation Act: 

S0316 

Title 23, Chap. 031, Art. 010, Mental Health, Ashley Hall Bill, SLED 

to develop procedures for collection of info on adjudicated 

mentally incapacitated & thereby being disqualified from 

possessing a handgun, provision: H3560 

Title 23, Chap. 031, Art. 010, Mental Health, confidential process for 

transmitting information on person who have been adjudicated 

mentally incapacitated & thereby being disqualified 

from possessing a handgun, provision: S0413, H3560 

Title 23, Chap. 031, Art. 011, Firearms Liberty Act: S0285 

Title 24 

24-001-0240, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Corrections 

Department, provide for use of federal funds received pursuant 

to criminal alien assistance program, Social Security 

administration and work activity center: S0211 










department, canteen operation revenue provisions relating 

to: S0211 


Department Director may utilize prison industry fund to 

benefit general welfare of inmate population or supplement 

costs of operation,: S0211 

24-001-0310, Corrections department, required to implement automated 

payment and recovery procedures to ensure medicaid 

is billed for eligible inpatient services; certain 

technology advances to improve claim accuracy, provisions: 

H3126, H3164 


Department, to charge an inmate who participates in community 

programs a fee for cost of supplying monitoring: 

S0211 


Department, to collect and record private health insurance 

information from inmates and file against any private 

insurance policy covering: S0211 


Department, inmate barbers not subject to license requirements: 

S0211 

24-002-0010 through 24-002-0030, Department of Community and 

Institutional Corrections established: S0146 

24-003-0083, Corrections department, prohibited from using state 

funds to provide a prisoner with sexual reassignment surgery 

or hormonal therapy: S0080 


department, to require an offender who functions at less 

than an 8th grade level to enroll and participate in academic 

programs: S0211 

24-013-0425, Electronic Monitoring Devices, unlawful for any person 

to knowingly remove or destroy the operation of an electronic 

monitoring device, provisions: S0509 


Department, may charge an inmate a transportation fee to 

participate in its work release program: S0211 

24-021-0705, Parole hearing, victim and members of family may submit 

written statements to the board of probation, pardon 

and parole services; statements must be considered by, 

statements to be retained and submitted at other paroles: 

S0222 

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24-021-0810 through 24-021-0860, Friendship Nine Act: H3046 

24-021-0925, Hunting, allow for a limited pardon for person convicted 

of nonviolent felont to carry a firearm used for hunting, to 

and from hunting destination: H3035 

24-021-1010, Expungement of criminal records, permit person who 

applies for pardon to request an; retroactive provisions; 

exceptions: H3036 

Title 24, Chap. 002, Department of Community and Institutional Corrections 

established: S0146 

Title 24, Chap. 021, Art. 008, Friendship Nine Act: H3046 

Title 25 

25-001-0080, Militia, duties and responsibilities of the South Carolina 

Unorganized Militia: S0247, H3436 

25-001-0420, Adjutant General, budget and control board may not 

assess and collect a rental charge for the buildings and 

grounds that serve as Adjutant General’s headquarters; 

Adjutant general to be responsible for: S0574 

25-011-0095, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Veterans’ 

Affairs, Division of, directors of to appoint an additional 

claims representative, duties of: S0211 

Title 27 

27-037-0045, Ejectments, expedited of certain tenants by landlords, 

provisions: H3145, S0009 

27-055-0010 through 27-055-0070, Homeowners’ Association Cooperation 

Act: S0786 

Title 27, Chap. 055, Homeowners’ Association Cooperation Act: 

S0786 

Title 29 

29-001-0060, Mortgage, when mortgagee makes a payment on a loan 

secured by the mortgagor shall apply at least thirty percent 

of payment received toward principal balance of loan: 

H3322 

29-001-0070, Mortgage payment, mandatory minimum grace period 

of twenty days; terms defined: H3321 

Title 30 

30-004-0075, Governor meetings, with appointed agency or department 

heads must be opended to public in same manner as 

FOIA: H3227 

30-005-0025, Clerk of Court or register of deeds, uniform standards 

for formatting documents submitted to; 6 month grace 

period; after grace period a nonconforming document must 

be accepted for recording, provisions: H4231 

Title 31 

31-013-0100, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, allow state 

housing finance and development authority to carry forward 

federal rental assistance administrative fees and monies 

withdrawn from authority’s bond-financed trusts: 

S0211 

31-024-0010 through 31-024-0070, Community Land Bank Act of 

2013: H3922 

Title 31, Chap. 024, Community Land Bank Act of 2013: H3922 

Title 33 

33-033-0010 through 33-033-0330, Revised Uniform Unincorporated 

Nonprofit Association Act: S0552 

33-043-0101 through 33-043-1110, Revised Uniform Limited Liability 

Company Act of 2013: S0377 

33-057-0100 through 33-057-0190, Raffles, authorize nonprofit organizations 

to operate and conduct raffles through registration 

with Secretary of State; standards for, penalties: S0213 

Title 33, Chap. 033, Revised Uniform Unincorporated Nonprofit 

Association Act: S0552 

Title 33, Chap. 043, Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act 

of 2013: S0377 

Title 33, Chap. 057, Raffles, authorize nonprofit organizations to operate 

and conduct raffles through registration with Secretary 

of State; standards for, penalties: S0213 

Title 34 

34-003-0120, ATM, Bank Teller Machine, person deposits money into 

and the money is not credited to account due to error, bank 

must issue provisional credit and investigate the matter: 

H3439 

34-003-0120, Federally of State Chartered Banking Institution doing 

business in this state, to file written consent with the secretary 

of state consents to the acceptance to subpoenas, provisions: 

S0510, S0615




34-011-0140, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, state agencies 

to charge a service charge: S0211 

Title 36 

36-009-0802 through 36-009-0809, Uniform Commercial Code, Transitions, 

make corresponding changes to: H3569, S0323 

Title 36, Chap. 009, Uniform Commercial Code, Transitions, make 

corresponding changes to: H3569, S0323 

Title 37 

37-003-0414, Consumer loan transactions, violation of federal law as 

to certain: H3448 

37-006-0513, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Consumer 

Affairs department, to retain funds it receives in settlement 

of cases: S0211 

37-006-0701 through 37-006-0704, Identity Theft Unit created within 

the department of consumer affairs: S0334 

37-020-0135, Consumer reporting agency, required to provide the 

consumer with one disclosure copy of his or her file per 

month at no charge: H4151 

37-020-0161, Identity theft protection, certain measures to safeguard 

protected consumers from becoming victims of; allow representatives 

to place a preemptive security freeze on protected 

consumers credit reports, provisions of: S0148, 

H3628 

37-020-0310 through 37-020-0320, Caller Identification and Social 

Media Fraud, create offense of unlawfully altering identification 

of a callers number; penalties: S0157 

37-020-0310 through 37-020-0320, Social Media Identification Fraud, 

create offense of unlawfully acquiring and utilizing a social 

media user’s identity, penalties: H3449 

37-020-0310, Digital Impersonation Prevention Act: H3723 

37-021-0110 through 37-021-0140, Prepaid Medical service agreements 

creation of, through which employers, individuals, 

and non-employer organizations on behlf of individuals 

may contract directly with health care providers, provisions: 

S0105 

Title 37, Chap. 006, Identity Theft Unit created within the department 

of consumer affairs: S0334 

Title 37, Chap. 020, Art. 003, Caller Identification and Social Media 

Fraud, create offense of unlawfully altering identification 

of a callers number; penalties: S0157 

Title 37, Chap. 020, Art. 003, Digital Impersonation Prevention Act: 

H3723 

Title 37, Chap. 020, Art. 003, Social Media Identification Fraud, create 

offense of unlawfully acquiring and utilizing a social 

media user’s identity, penalties: H3449 

Title 37, Chap. 021, Prepaid Medical service agreements creation of, 

through which employers, individuals, and non-employer 

organizations on behlf of individuals may contract directly 

with health care providers, provisions: S0105 

Title 38 

38-001-0040, Freedom of Choice in Health Care Act: S0102 

38-003-0102, Insurance department, director, to be elected in general 

election; terms of office provisions: H3642 

38-003-0500 through 38-003-0550, Insurance Department Director 

Joint Screening Committee, established; membership and 

duties: S0350 

38-013-0910 through 38-013-0970, Promotion of Ethical Standards 

and Professional Integrity in Property and Casualty Insurance 

Sales Act: H4195 

38-041-0035, Health insurance, require employers participating in 

multiple employer self-insured health plan to execute hold 

harmless agreements in which the employer agrees to pay 

all unpaid portions of claims, provisions: H3960 

38-053-0065, Bail bondsman, may assist another bondsman in arrest 

of defendant under certain circumstances, provisions: 

H3137 

38-053-0095, Insurance Department, licensure as a professional surety 

bondsman must provide his business and mailing address 

with application; to notify department with changes, penalties: 

H3619, S0463 

38-057-0135, Certificate of Insurance Act: H3591 



38-057-0190, Insurance trade practices, Health care contracts issued 

by health insurance issuers, does not discriminate against 

providers willing and qualified to meet the terms, provisions: 

S0145 

38-071-0048, Hearing Aids, require group health insurance and benefit 

plans to cover for an insured with impaired hearing who 

is 21 years of age or less, provisions: S0065, H3240 

38-071-0225, Medicare supplement policies, establish certain requirements 

for issuing; insurance department to promulgate regulations 

establishing specific standards for; insurers to 

offer supplement coverage to under 65 years: S0400 

38-071-0285, Health Insurance, prohibit the state and other entities 

from establishing, operating or purchasing insurance from 

an American Health Benefit Exchange, provisions: H3473 

38-071-0285, State Health Care Freedom Act: H3096 

38-071-0295, Health Insurance, provider may not impose a copayment, 

coinsurance of office visit deductible amount 

charged to an insured for service rendered by an occupational 

therapist or physical therapist: H4228 

38-071-0300, Telemedicine Insurance Reimbursement Act: S0290, 

H3779 

38-071-0450, Health insurance policies or certificates of coverage 

may provide for wellness credits or discounts: S0145 

38-071-0815, Health insurance policies or certificates of coverage 

may provide for wellness credits or discounts: S0145 

38-071-2110 through 38-071-2150, Freedom of Health Care Protection 

Act: H3101, S0147 

38-071-2200 through 38-071-2290, Pharmacy Patient Protection Act: 

H3151 

38-073-0025, Homeowner’s insurance policy, property casualty insurance 

rate-making organization may not use a credit score 

or credit report to determine the rate for: H4181 

38-075-1235, Homeowner’s insurance policy, insurer may not refuse 

to issue, renew, or cancel a policy based on a credit score 

or report: H4181 

38-077-0127, Automobile insurance, insurer must verify coverage of 

an insured by electronic format to a mobile electronic 

device upon request of insured: H3623 

38-077-0127, Automobile insurance, prohibit electronic monitoring of 

driving harbits for purpose of transmitting usage-based 

data of insured drivers to automobile insurers: S0023 

38-090-0165, Insurance, director may declare a captive insurance 

company inactive in certain circumstances; director to 

modify the minimum tax premium: H3797 

38-090-0215, Captive Insurance company, protected cell may be 

either incorporated or unincorporated: H3797 

38-090-0250, Insurance department, to consider a licensed captive 

insurance company that meets requirements of an insurer 

for issuance an insurer: H3797 

Title 38, Chap. 003, Art. 005, Insurance Department Director Joint 

Screening Committee, established; membership and duties: 

S0350 

Title 38, Chap. 013, Art. 009, Promotion of Ethical Standards and Professional 

Integrity in Property and Casualty Insurance 

Sales Act: H4195 

Title 38, Chap. 071, Art. 021, Freedom of Health Care Protection Act: 

H3101, S0147 

Title 38, Chap. 071, Pharmacy Patient Protection Act: H3151 

Title 39 

39-001-0100, Credit card, prohibit a seller from imposing a surcharge 

on a consumer who uses, exceptions; penalties: H3477 

39-001-0110, Motor fuel, business selling, that charges different prices 

for purchase of based on form of payment, must consider a 


39-077-0010 through 39-077-0050, Laser pointing devices, prohibit 

sale, possession and use of certain under certain circumstances; 

exemptions and remedies: H3609 

39-077-0110 through 39-077-0140, Bedding, secondhand, certain disclosures 

with sale of, penalties: H3127 

Title 39, Chap. 077, Bedding, secondhand, certain disclosures with 

sale of, penalties: H3127 

Title 39, Chap. 077, Laser pointing devices, prohibit sale, possession 

and use of certain under certain circumstances; exemptions 

and remedies: H3609 

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Title 40 

40-005-0015, Attorneys at law, necessary definitions concerning regulation 

of: H3828 

40-013-0040, Barber, may practice barbering in a beauty salon: S0585 

40-015-0093, Tooth whitening, defined: H3949 

40-015-0183, Dentists, Board of Dentistry may randomly conduct 

announced inspections of dental offices after notice; may 

also conduct unannounced inspections when investigating 

a complaint, provisions: S0407 





40-022-0035, Engineering and Surveying, Profession of, may not 

enter into contract for public work on any basis other than 

direct negotiation, provisions: S0497, H3832 

40-047-0938, Physician assistant, circumstances in which a physician 

may enter a supervisory relationship with: S0448 

40-047-0938, Physician, circumstances in which a physician may 

enter a supervisory relationship with a physician assistant: 

H3618 

40-047-1810 through 40-047-1870, Licensed Midwife Act: H4024 

40-067-0500 through 40-067-0660, Sign Language Interpreters Act: 

H3880 

Title 40, Chap. 047, Art. 012, Licensed Midwife Act: H4024 

Title 40, Chap. 067, Art. 003, Sign Language Interpreters Act: H3880 

40-001-0043, LLR, issuance of license alone by the division of professional 

and occupational licensing does not create a common 

law duty of due care for license holder: S0181 

40-001-0610 through 40-001-0640, Military personnel licensure provisions 

revised; LLR board or commission may issue a 

temporary professional license to the spouse of, continuing 

education provisions: H3224, S0417 

40-007-0355, Barber examiners board, issue mobile barbershop permits; 

establish permit requirements, regulation of provisions: 

H3456 

40-019-0220, Funeral, licensure to practice, must have a criminal 

background check for licensure: H3139 

40-019-0267, Cremation, must have positive identification of a body 

before cremation, specific what positive id means: H3139 

40-029-0095, Manufactured Housing Board, to adopt certain financial 

responsibility guidelines for licensees: S0310, H3423 

40-029-0225, Manufactured Home Retail Dealer, continuing education 

for license renewals: S0310, H3423 

40-029-0325, Manufacturer Home Board, Dealer of, to include license 

number in advertising: S0310, H3423 

40-029-0500, Manufacturer Home, failure to obtain an appropriate 

building permit before installing a constitutes a violation: 

H3423, S0310 

40-040-0010 through 40-040-0230, Professional bondsmen, to be regulated 

by LLR, licensure, education, registration and other 

requirements provided; LLR to have oversight: H3135 

40-047-0037, Physicians must be a member of the Medical Association 

to practice medicine: S0278 

40-048-0110 through 40-048-0390, Medical Laboratory Personnel 

Act: H3489 

40-057-0245, Department to assign one investigator for every 2500 

licensees to ensure complaints are processed and considered 

in a expeditious manner: S0075 

40-057-0247, Real estate brokers and others, who have errors and 

omissions insurance, LLR to contract with insurance provider 

to obtain a group policy, department to set forth standards 

of: S0076 

40-059-0025, Residential builders or contractors, prohibit certain acts 

by relating to roofing systems: H3409 

40-060-0310 through 40-060-0500, Appraisal Management Company 

Registration Act: S0349 

40-068-0145, Business preference program based on employment, and 

assigned employee is considered an employee of the client 

company: S0012 

40-085-0005 through 40-085-0090, Music Therapy Practice Act: 

S0277 

40-085-0110 through 40-085-0290, Registered Interior Designer Practice 

Act: H3417, S0339 



Title 40, Chap. 001, Art. 003, Military personnel licensure provisions 

revised; LLR board or commission may issue a temporary 

professional license to the spouse of, continuing education 

provisions: H3224, S0417 

Title 40, Chap. 040, Professional bondsmen, to be regulated by LLR, 

licensure, education, registration and other requirements 

provided; LLR to have oversight: H3135 

Title 40, Chap. 048, Medical Laboratory Personnel Act: H3489 

Title 40, Chap. 060, Art. 003, Appraisal Management Company Registration 

Act: S0349 

Title 40, Chap. 085, Music Therapy Practice Act: S0277 

Title 40, Chap. 085, Registered Interior Designer Practice Act: H3417, 

S0339 

Title 41 

41-027-0655, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Employment 

and workforce department, user fees collected by SC 

Occupational Information Coordinating Committee may be 

retained for operations and carried forward: S0211 

41-027-0660, Department required to compile and distribute an annual 

report concerning the departments accounts: S0619 

41-027-0670, Business Community Advisory Committee, established; 

membership and duties: S0619 

41-029-0085, Employment and Workforce, Department of, to require 

percentage reduction in the salaries of executive director, 

division directors and other management employees, provisions: 

S0381 

41-029-0315, State Workforce Investment Board, increase membership 

of by adding a member to represent the Technical Colleges: 

H3863 

41-031-0015, State unemployment trust fund, each person employed 

in this state to contribute a portion of wages to; provisions 

of: H3511 

41-035-0135, Employment and workforce department, to charge 

account of an employer when the employer fails to respond 

timely to a request for information concerning a claim for 

unemployment benefits: H3751, S0531 

41-041-0045, Employment and workforce department, to impose a 

penalty on fraudulent overpayments of unemployment benefits: 

H3751, S0531 

Title 42 

42-001-0378, Workers’ Compensation, provide that an employee covered 

by the Federal Employers’ Liability Act, the Longshore 

and Harbor workers’ Compensation Act or the Jones 

Act is exempt from: S0229, H3369 

Title 43 

43-001-0075, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DSS, funds 

appropriated for employee pay increase may be used by 

department to increase county and regional director positions: 

S0211 

43-001-0195, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DSS, cost of 

meals to be given when working in an emergency: S0211 

43-001-0270, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2012, DSS, 

employee whose salary is paid in full from federal funds 

exempt from serving as a court examiner: S0211 

43-001-0280, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DSS, to 

advance funds from the general fund appropriations for 

temporary assistance for needy families, provisions: S0211 

43-001-0725, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, benefits illegally 

obtained, funds recouped from must be retained by 

DSS; portion distributed to local county offices: S0211 

43-001-0730, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DSS fee 

schedule for various services: S0211 

43-001-0730, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DSS, fee 

schedule to be charged for various services provided under 

direct responsibility of the department, provisions: S0211 





H3431 

43-001-0750, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DSS, funds to 

be used for persons who are eligible for programs: S0211 

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43-001-0760, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DSS, authorized 

to make grants to community-based not-for-profit 

organizations: S0211 

43-001-0780, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DSS authorized 

to impose monetary for violations of programs regulated 

by the department: S0211 

43-005-0260, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DSS, to provide 

temporary assistance for needy families applicants 

and recipients to provide it with proof of age-appropriate 

immunizations for children, provisions: S0211 

43-025-0075, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Commission 

for the Blind, required to obtain matching funds at maximum 

amount available, provisions: S0211 

43-035-0014, Sex offender, facility considering admittance of a person 

as a resident shall determine if they are a; to notify other 

residents of facility if person is a registered sex offender, 


43-035-0200 through 43-035-0290, Vulnerable Adult Guardian Ad 

Litem Program, created within Office of Aging; volunteers 

to serve as court appointed guardian ad litem for vulnerable 

adults; provisions of program: S0764 

Title 43, Chap. 035, Art. 002, Vulnerable Adult Guardian Ad Litem 

Program, created within Office of Aging; volunteers to 

serve as court appointed guardian ad litem for vulnerable 

adults; provisions of program: S0764 

Title 44 

44-001-0175, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, County health 

units, provide for state funds for use in the operations of: 

S0211 

44-001-0212, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DHEC may 

provide the cost of meals to department employees who are 

required to work during emergencies: S0211 

44-001-0214, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DHEC authorized 

to transfer increased funds to offset shortfalls in other 

critical program areas: S0211 

44-001-0216, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DHEC emergency 

situation provisions: S0211 

44-001-0218, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, administrative 

costs funded with funds must be retained by DHEC to 

support remaining administrative costs: S0211 

44-001-0247, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DHEC, children’s 

rehab services program may require that program to 

use any available financial resources for physically handicapped 

children: S0211 

44-001-0249, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DHEC, may 

budget and expend prior year insurance refunds: S0211 

44-001-0250, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DHEC 

allowed to expend and carry forward sale and other revenues 

and require that funds carried forward must be 

expended: S0211 

44-001-0310, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Camp Burnt 

Gin, operation of, to be deposited in a restricted account; 

balance in carry forward used for same purpose: S0211 

44-006-0035, Medicaid, military families may enroll in medicaid 

home and community based waiver program in state if 

legal residence; allowed to maintain if stationed outside of 

South Carolina: S0756 

44-006-0042, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Health and 

Human Service Department authorize to fund net costs of 

third party liability and drug rebate collection from monies 

collected in that effort, provisions: S0211 

44-006-0042, Health and Human Services Department, required to 

provide medicaid coverage to certain individuals from January 

1, 2014 through December 31, 2016: H3413 


Human services, required to recover refunds and over payments, 

provisions regarding: S0211 

44-006-0049, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, health and 

human services department authorized to carry forward 

unexpended funds at the end of the fiscal year: S0211 


Human Services Department, to expand its program efforts 

by contracting with other entities to maximize the department’s 

ability to detect and eliminate fraud: S0211 

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44-006-0060, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, medical assistance 

audits, remit funds to state auditor regarding: S0211 

44-006-0075, Health and Human Services, prohibited from establishing, 

facilitating, implementing, or participating in expansion 

of medicaid eligibility under federal patient protection 

and affordable care act of 2010: H3355 


Human Services Department, has sole authority to determine 

medicaid eligibility, provisions: S0211 


Human Services Department to conduct post payment 

reviews to ensure compliance with federal law prohibiting 

use of medicaid funds for abortion, provisions: S0211 

44-006-0110, Medicaid, begining January 1, 2014, and adult 65 or 

older whose income is below 138% of the federal poverty 

level is elgibile for medicaid: H3166 





H3431 

44-006-1100 through 44-006-1220, Truth in Health Financing and 

Responsible Consumer Health Care Act: H4095 

44-007-0095, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, transfer of 

medicaid patient day permit when a medicaid patient must 

be transferred to a new nursing home: S0211 

44-007-0263, Nursing homes, required to carry a minimum of a one 

hundred thousand dollars liability insurance policy: H3320 

44-007-3435, Health care practitioners, required to wear ID badges 

displaying certain information: H3902 

44-007-3610, Health care provider, must not inquire about a patient’s 

firearm ownership or possession; exceptions: H3416 

44-007-4110 through 44-007-4150, Hospitals, rural counties with 

access to free emergency hospital care; allow relicensure of 

closed rural hospitals as freestanding emergency health 

care facilities, provisions: H3983 

44-009-0085, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Mental 

Health department, uncompensated patient care fund established; 

revenues for provisions: S0211 


Health Department, cost of meals may be provided to state 

employees required to work in an emergency: S0211 


Health department, employee of who holds a faculty 

appointment at University of South Carolina School of 

Medicine to participate in practice plan provisions: S0211 

44-012-0010 through 44-012-0350, Behavioral Health Services Act of 

2013: H3054 

44-029-0185, Cervical Cancer Prevention Act: H3236 

44-030-0310, Immunity from Liability for Providing Free Health Care 

Services, deemed to be within the scope of the good samaritan 

statute: S0748 

44-037-0070, Emerson Rose Act, require each birthing facility 

licensed by DHEC to perform a pulse oximetry screening 

on every newborn in its care: S0341 

44-038-0610 through 44-038-0640, Brain Injury Leadership Council 

created, responsibilities and duties of; composition and 

appointment of; powers and authority of: S0127 

44-041-0025, Abortion, physician performing outside of a hospital 

must have admitting and staff privileges at a local certified 

hospital: S0204 

44-041-0025, Human Heartbeat Protection Act: S0623 

44-041-0027, Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act: S0626 


44-041-0410 through 44-041-0510, Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection 

Act: H4223 

44-043-1510 through 44-043-1570, Nonembryonic and Nonfetal Cell 

Therapy Act: H3764 

44-053-0362, Stop Methamphetamine Production Act: S0447 

44-055-0065, Well, issuance of a permit to have a well drilled on a 

parcel of land that has unencumbered access to a water 

line: S0359




44-055-0855, Septic tank, issuance of a septic tank permit for a parcel 

of land that has unencumbered access to a sewer line: 

S0359 

44-057-0010, Restroom Access for Retail Sales Customers, retailer 

selling tangible personal goods must provide facilities for 

customers: H3831 

44-066-0075, Medical information disclosure, patient to authorize to 

certain family members to have access to, provisions: 

S0117, H3366 

44-067-0140, Litter offender database, to be maintained by DHEC, 

provide contents of database, provisions: S0199 

44-083-0010 through 44-083-0050, Long-term care facility, authorize 

electronic monitoring of a resident’s room in; penalties for 

person who tampers with; provisions: S0662 

44-095-0025, Cigar Bars, specify that smoking is permitted in: H4116 

44-096-0195, Recovered Materials Processing Facility, to register 

with DHEC to report annually to department and provide 

financial responsibility mechanisms for closure: S0286 

44-097-0010 through 44-097-0280, Beverage Container Recycling 

Act: H3235 

44-115-0035, Medical records, require a physician upon request to 

transmit the patients medical record to the hospital when 

physician is not the patients attending physician, provisions: 

H3103 

44-131-0010, Healthcare Sharing Ministries Freedom to Share Act: 

S0035 

44-135-0065, Asbestos Trust Claim, definitions revised; claimant to 

provide all parties in tort action a sworn statement by 

claimant identifying all existing asbestos trust claims 

made, provisions: S0773 

44-136-0010 through 44-136-0080, Budget Proviso Codification Act 

of 2013, Health and Human SErvices Data Warehouse 

established, operation: S0211 

44-137-0010, Agenda 21 Protection Act: S0661 

Title 44, Chap. 006, Art. 009, Truth in Health Financing and Responsible 

Consumer Health Care Act: H4095 

Title 44, Chap. 007, Art. 029, Health care provider, must not inquire 

about a patient’s firearm ownership or possession; exceptions: 

H3416 

Title 44, Chap. 007, Art. 029, Hospitals, rural counties with access to 

free emergency hospital care; allow relicensure of closed 

rural hospitals as freestanding emergency health care facilities, 


Title 44, Chap. 012, Behavioral Health Services Act of 2013: H3054 

Title 44, Chap. 030, Immunity from Liability for Providing Free 

Health Care Services, deemed to be within the scope of the 

good samaritan statute: S0748 

Title 44, Chap. 038, Art. 006, Brain Injury Leadership Council created, 

responsibilities and duties of; composition and 

appointment of; powers and authority of: S0127 

Title 44, Chap. 041, Art. 005, Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection 

Act: H4223 

Title 44, Chap. 043, Art. 015, Nonembryonic and Nonfetal Cell Therapy 

Act: H3764 

Title 44, Chap. 057, Restroom Access for Retail Sales Customers, 

retailer selling tangible personal goods must provide facilities 

for customers: H3831 

Title 44, Chap. 083, Long-term care facility, authorize electronic monitoring 

of a resident’s room in; penalties for person who 

tampers with; provisions: S0662 

Title 44, Chap. 136, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Health 

and Human SErvices Data Warehouse established, operation: 

S0211 

Title 44, Chap. 137, Agenda 21 Protection Act: S0661 

Title 45 

45-001-0015, Hotel, required to notice of bedbug infestation: H3143 

Title 46 

46-001-0160, Budget Codification Act of 2013, Agriculture Department 

to assist and provide certificates of sale for certain 

producers, may charge a fee: S0211 

46-003-0025, Agriculture Department, to create and maintain a program 

to encourage schools to serve locally grown, minimally 

processed farm foods: S0191 

46-025-0815, Fertilizer, commercial, impose inspection fee on; fee to 

be retained by Clemson PSA, provisions: S0699 

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Title 47 

47-001-0045, Animals, prohibit the tattooing or piercing of a companion 

animal; penalties: H3622 

47-002-0010 through 47-002-0110, Dangerous Wild Animals Act: 

H3985 

47-003-0035, Animal shelter referrals, pet owners must be given 

option to decide who shall provide vet services, require a 

licensed vet to examine, provisions: S0194 

47-003-0080, Animal shelters, subject to regulation by LLR and the 

Veterinary Board of Medical Examiners, records provisions: 

S0194 

47-003-0085, Animal shelter, expending public funds is subject to 

Freedom of Information Act: S0194 

47-003-0090, Veterinary practice, mobile, define terms, require affiliation 

agreement with local veterinary facility within 20 

miles, contact information provisions: S0194 

47-003-1000 through 47-003-1500, Animal Rescue Act: S0640 

Title 47, Chap. 002, Dangerous Wild Animals Act: H3985 

Title 47, Chap. 003, Art. 017, Animal Rescue Act: S0640 

Title 48 

48-009-1330, Soil and Water Conservation District commissioners, 

exemption for appointed commissioners form financial disclosure 

requirements: S0190 

48-020-0105, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DHEC, 

allowed to sell mineral sets, provide for proceeds: S0211 

48-023-0092, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Forestry 

Commission, allowed to use current funds to pay for commission 

expenses incurred in prior fiscal year, provisions: 

S0211 

48-023-0094, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Forestry 

Commission, allowed to use current funds to pay for commission 

expenses incurred in prior fiscal year, provisions: 

S0211 

48-023-0300, Forestry, major facility project requesting certification 

may not seek a rating point that would discriminate against 

wood products derived from forestlands: H3984, S0635 

48-039-0370, Property owners, allowed to apply to DHEC to protect 

property from the waters of the Atlantic Ocean, permit process, 

methods of protection specified: S0121 

48-052-1100 through 48-052-1180, Energy System Freedom of Ownership 

Act: H3425, S0536 

48-060-0055, Computer Monitor Manufacturers, creation and operation 

of statewide consumer electronic device stewardship 

programs; provisions: H3847 

48-060-0160, Computer Monitor Manufacturers, fees relating to: 

H3847 

48-060-0170, Computer Monitor Manufacturers, regulations regarding 

to, expiration dates of: H3847 

Title 48, Chap. 052, Art. 014, Energy System Freedom of Ownership 

Act: H3425, S0536 

Title 49 

49-011-0300 through 49-011-0360, Wetlands Restoration Act: S0048 

Title 49, Chap. 011, Art. 005, Wetlands Restoration Act: S0048 

Title 50 

50-003-0075, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, natural 

resource department, to collect and expend revenues from 

the sale of goods and services to support certain programs: 

S0211 


resource department, department authorized to produce 

publications on studies and investigations for a fee; SC 

wildlife magazine to be self-sustaining, provisions: S0211 


resource department, to pay for cost of physical for personnel 

who must have before being commissioned as a law 

enforcement officer: S0211 


resources department, officers allowed an annual clothing 

allowance of not more than six hundred dollars, provisions: 

S0211 

50-005-0581, Fish, unlawful to gig for flounder in salt water during 

daylight hours, penalties: H3047 

50-009-0015, Hunting and fishing licenses, define licenses sales vendor 

and license year: S0584




50-011-0108, Self-defense, person may use a firearm to kill any animal 

during any season in self-defense; incident to be 

reported to DNR, provisions and penalties: S0223 

50-015-0310 through 50-015-0440, Captive Alligator Propagation 

Act: S0714 


resource department, authorize the department to enter into 

a contractual agreement with revenue department to collect 

casual sales tax for watercraft, provisions: S0211 

50-027-0010 through 50-027-0040, Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle 

Act: S0326 

Title 50, Chap. 015, Art. 003, Captive Alligator Propagation Act: 

S0714 

Title 50, Chap. 027, Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle Act: S0326 

Title 51 

51-003-0075, State park, upon review of business use, may alter management 

plan by permitting the reletting of campsites, 

before the rental term has expired, provisions: H3513 

Title 53 

53-003-0075, Eartha Kitt Day, declared as January 17th of each year: 

H3359 

53-003-0115, Golden September Childhood Cancer Awareness Month 

designated as September of every year: H3973 

53-003-0190, State Day of Prayer as First Thursday in October of each 

year: H4084 

53-005-0040, School holidays, Veterans Day and Memorial Day recognized 

as: H3230 

53-005-0065, School holidays, Veterans Day, Martin Luther King Jr. 

Day and Memorial Day must be recognized as holidays for 

all local school districts and schools and offices must be 

closed on: H3382 

Title 54 

54-001-0410, Watercraft Gambling Act: S0314 

Title 54, Chap. 001, Art. 005, Watercraft Gambling Act: S0314 

Title 55 

55-001-0080, Aviation Commissions, appointment of additional members, 

counties with two municipalities with population in 

excess of fifty thousand the mayors shall serve as ex officio 

members of commission: H3638 

55-001-0110, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Aviation, revenue 

from rental of space to be retained to cover cost of 

building operations; to provide hangar and parking facilities 

for government owned aircraft; funding: S0211 













Title 56 

56-001-0007, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DMV may 

not sell private parties drivers license or identification card 

photographs, such images are not considered public record: 

S0211 

56-001-0011, Motor Vehicle Operator Insurance Reform Act: H3607 

56-001-0046, Driver’s license suspension, penalty for person who 

drives a motor vehicle with: S0158 

56-001-0055, Cellphone, Beginner’s permit or restricted driver’s 

license, person who holds, may not drive while using; 

unlawful for a person to drive through a school zone while 

using: S0459 

56-001-0055, Cellphone, unlawful for a person to operate a motor 

vehicle while using a cell phone, or other wireless communication 

device not equipped with hands-free; penalties: 

H3317 

56-001-0177, Driver’s license, minors privilege to drive must be suspended: 

S0158 



56-001-0222, Vision, expand standards and training requirements to 

allow certain persons who wear bioptic telescopic lenses 

for vision assistance to obtain a driver’s license: S0297 

56-001-0347, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DMV authorized 

to charge and collect processing fees to recover the 

costs of production, purchase and handling mailing of documents: 

S0211 

56-001-0560, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DMV to provide 

certain data and reports to DOT: S0211 

56-001-1210 through 56-001-1240, DMV, to accept uncertified checks 

for payment for products or services issued by; department 

may refuse to provide any product as a result of returned 

check, provisions: H3907 

56-001-2165, Commercial driver’s license, no one who employs or 

contracts with a person who has to be held liable in certain 

civil actions arising out of person’s operation of a vehicle: 

S0570 

56-001-2165, Commercial driver’s license, no person or entity who 

employs or contracts with a person holding shall be held 

liable in civil action regarding provisions: S0773 

56-002-0107, ATVs, laws and ordinances limiting usage does not 

apply to law enforcement agencies: S0765 

56-002-3010 through 56-002-3050, Mopeds, create provisions that 

govern the registration of mopeds: H3345 

56-002-3100, Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle Act, titling of, definitions 

of revised: S0326 

56-003-0115, Golf cart permits, regulate operation of; penalties: 

H3631 

56-003-0645, Motor vehicle registration fees, after certain portion 

dedicated to the state highway fund have been fully 

matched; reminder of funds may be used by DOT at their 

discretion: S0616 

56-003-0645, Road user fee, require a biennial fee for certain vehicles 

that are propelled in part by fuel, other than motor fuel; 

amount of fee established: S0616 

56-003-0930, Motor vehicles, thirty dollar surcharge must be imposed 

on each motor vehicle and it must be used for repair, paving 

and resurfacing roads and bridges: H3233 

56-003-0930, Road fee, impose additional annual road fee on owner of 

a hybrid, or electric motor vehicle; equation of for calculation: 

H3645 

56-003-13210, DMV to issue special personalized license plates: 

H3908 

56-003-13210, Special license plates, Autism Awareness plate issued: 

H3961 

56-003-13210, Special license plates, Motorcycle Awareness Alliance 

plate issued: S0532 

56-003-13210, Special license plates, SC RiverKeepers plate issued: 

H3225 

56-003-13210, Special license plates, issued to recipients of the Distinguished 

Flying Cross: H3033, S0095 

56-005-0755, Traffic stop, when motor vehicle is stopped by law 

enforcement during nighttime hours he must turn on interior 

lights; penalties: H3325 

56-005-1855, Highways, unlawful for any vehicle to travel along a 

highway in a manner that intentionally precludes other 

vehicles from safely passing it in either direction: H3716 

56-005-2943, DUI, DMV to require a person released on bond for 

multiple violations for DUI to have installed an ignition 

interlock device: H3185 

56-005-3815, Careless driving, create offense of, penalties: H3630 

56-005-3815, Distracted driving violation, unlawful to drive while distracted, 

provide penalties: H4135 

56-005-3890, Electronic communication device, unlawful for a person 

to use while driving, penalties, distribution of monies collected 

from fines associated with: H3121, H3858 

56-005-3890, Texting, person may not operate a motor vehicle while 

text messaging or receiving text messages or using any 

form of electronic device, penalties: H3118, S0416 

56-005-3890, Texting, while driving, define term driver of the public; 

unlawful for a driver of the public to operate a motor vehicle 

while using a wireless telecommunications to text, penalties: 

H4179 

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from fines associated with: H3121 



from fines associated with: H3121, H3858 

56-005-3910, Tobacco, smoking, unlawful for persons to smoke while 

a child of preschool age is in the vehicle, penalties: H3122 

56-005-6255, Recklessness, violation of regulation enacted under traffic 

and safety statutes conviction of moving violation does 

not constitute: S0773 

56-005-6255, State’s motor vehicle traffic and safety statutes and regulations, 

violations of regulations under: S0570 

56-007-0037, School Bus, driver of motor vehicle may be found liable 

of a civil penalty for violations regarding passing a school 

bus if violation is captured on video recording device 

mounted on bus: S0718 

56-012-0010 through 56-012-0140, Title 56 Chap. 012, Autonomous 

vehicle, defined; manufacture and operation of; testing and 

operation of: H4015 

56-015-0047, Manufacturer, may not prevent a dealer from designating 

a successor to the dealership in even of death of incapacity: 

S0382 

56-015-0095, Manufacturer, may not terminate a franchise or selling 

agreement of dealer without due cause, provisions: S0382 

56-015-0096, Motor vehicle dealer, performance standard, sales effectiveness 

or objective for measuring dealership performance 

may have material effect, provisions: S0382 

56-015-0150, Event data recorder or a sensing and disgnostic module, 

vehicle sold with to disclose in owner’s manual or on window 

sticker; in rental agreement, provisions of: H3318 

56-066-0025, Resource Officer, require every public school district to 

request a school resource officer for each school in the district: 

H3237 

56-119-1110 through 56-119-1130, Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle 

Act, titling of: S0326 

Title 56 Chap. 012, Autonomous vehicle, defined; manufacture and 

operation of; testing and operation of: H4015 

Title 56, Chap. 001, Art. 006, DMV, to accept uncertified checks for 

payment for products or services issued by; department 

may refuse to provide any product as a result of returned 

check, provisions: H3907 

Title 56, Chap. 002, Art. 003, Mopeds, create provisions that govern 

the registration of mopeds: H3345 

Title 56, Chap. 002, Art. 003, Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle Act, 

titling of, definitions of revised: S0326 

Title 56, Chap. 003, Art. 132, DMV may issue special personalized 

license plates: H3908 

Title 56, Chap. 003, Art. 132, Special license plates, Autism Awareness 

plate issued: H3961 

Title 56, Chap. 003, Art. 132, Special license plates, Motorcycle 

Awareness Alliance plate issued: S0532 

Title 56, Chap. 003, Art. 132, Special license plates, SC RiverKeepers 

plate issued: H3225 

Title 56, Chap. 003, Art. 132, Special license plates, issued to recipients 

of the Distinguished Flying Cross: H3033, S0095 

Title 56, Chap. 019, Art. 010, Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle Act, 

titling of: S0326 

Title 57 

57-001-0045, Transportation Department, waiting period after certain 

departmental engineers separate from employment before 

they may particiapte in bidding on performance contracts: 

S0184 

57-001-0075, High Speed Rail System Commission, established to 

examine and develop a plan for action for; duties of commission, 

report findings to General Assembly by Janurary 

2014: H3306 

57-001-0090, Transportation Department, shall not discriminate 

against motorcycles, operators or passengers: H3231 

57-001-0380, Metropolitan Planning organization, geographically 

proportionate representation on the executive committee, 

including its affiliated are transit study whose boundaries 

are modified due to census reclassification: H3792 



57-001-0735, Joint transportation review committee, require state 

agencies to cooperate with the review committee: S0600 

57-001-0737, Joint transportation review committee, items to be 

included in the oversight report: S0600 

57-003-0145, Transportation Department, to issue permits that allows 

for the transport of unprocessed forest products: H3980 

57-003-0165, Transportation department, to issue permits for the 

transport of ’unprocessed forest products’; define terms, 

permit and restrictions, provisions: S0627 

57-003-0787, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Transportation 

Department, to provide meals to employees who may 

not leave during emergencies: S0211 

57-003-0790, Transportation department, must conduct a noise study 

when it plans to construct, expand or improve an interstate 

or highway: H3123 


department, to establish funds in treasury; fee schedule 

for providing copies: S0211 


department, to establish special funds; fee schedule for 

providing copies: S0211 


department, allowed to establish funds in treasury; to 

establish a fee schedule for providing copies: S0211 

57-011-0510 through 57-011-0690, State Bonds For County Transportation 

Infrastructure Act: S0411 

Title 57, Chap. 011, Art. 005, State Bonds For County Transportation 

Infrastructure Act: S0411 

Title 58 

58-012-0550, County government authorized to determine demand 

market area, notice of to Nielson company, FCC and legislative 

delegations: S0100, S0099, S0098, H3590 

58-012-0560, Demand market area, to give cuase of action for any 

person who suffers from personal injury due to lack of 

notice or alert through television: S0099 

58-012-0570, County government authorized to determine demand 

market area, notice of to Nielson company, FCC and legislative 

delegations; cause of action for any business that suffers 

economic damage due to: S0100 

58-015-0915, Trains, limit time a train may block four-lane street 

intersections in municipalities during certain periods of 

time: H3519 

58-017-0045, Railroad line or track, within 180 days after has been 

abandoned, the railroad company owning must transfer 

property to the political subdivision, terms and conditions: 

S0101 

58-025-0110, Transportation, regional authorities, to develop and 

implement programs that make public transportation available 

at not charge to certain veterans: H3013 

58-027-0025, Electrical utility, operating in this state shall bury all 

new electrical power transmission lines installed within 

boundaries of a municipality; to bury all existing lines in a 

graduated schedule by January 1, 2021: H3295 

58-027-0025, Energy System Freedom of Ownership Act, exempt 

renewable energy facilities from certain provisions: 

H3425, S0536 

Title 59 

59-001-0105, Instruction/instructional services, definition of defined: 

H4261 

59-001-0140, Education, State Board of Education may not adopt or 

implement the common core standards; any action made to 

implement is void: H3943 


59-001-0385, Public School Carbon Monoxide Safety Act: H3363 

59-001-0436, Student Association Freedom of Religion Act: S0472 

59-001-0485, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Governor’s 

School for Arts and Humanities; Wil Lou Gray Opportunity 

School and John De La Howe School, carry forward 

funds provisions: S0211 

59-001-0485, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, state funds 

not to be appropriated to a school that participates or associates 

with policies that discriminate against students based 

on race or national origin: S0211 

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59-001-0490, Concealed weapon, public school employee who has, 

may possess a firearm on premise, provisions: H3160 

59-001-0490, Education, common core standards may not be imposed 

on: S0300 

59-001-0610, Disabled child, beginning with 2015-2016 school year, a 

parent may enroll their disabled child in any school district 

or private school in state that considers best capable of 

meeting unique needs; provisions of: H4207 

59-003-0035, Superintendent of Education, starting July 1, 2013, to 

have jurisdiction over all interscholoastic athletic activities 

of publice high school; to appoint a diverse advisory board 

to advise him, provisions: H3082 

59-003-0110, Appropriations made to higher learning institution from 

the lottery expenditure account must be reflected in its budget: 

H3130 

59-003-0110, Superintendent of Education, has final appellate authority 

over decisions rendered by the High School League: 

H3131 

59-003-0115, High School League Review Panel created, composition 

of panel, rules, reimbursement provisions; facilities and 

resources provisions: H3162 

59-003-0120, High School league, decision of, may be appealed to the 

panel; panel must conduct a hearing and render a final 

decision in a certain manner, provisions: H3162 

59-005-0170, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, State Department 

of Education, duties of to ensure payments of health 

insurance premiums for retirees; provisions for use of state 

funds: S0211 

59-005-0170, Interscholastic Athletics, within the State Department of 

Education, powers, duties, and authority of: S0128, S0161, 

H3229 




funds: S0211 




funds: S0211 

59-008-0100 through 59-008-0170, High School League Act: H3386 

59-010-0345, Meals, for elementary, middle, and high schools must 

meet certain nutritional requirements: H3726 

59-010-0390, Snacks and meals provided in schools must meet certain 

nutritional requirements that corresponds with guidelines 

established by alliance for a healthier generation: H3726 

59-017-0045, School districts must have 2500 students enrolled to 

receive state appropriations: S0159 

59-017-0145, Educational associations, begining July 1, 2013, may 

not pay membership dues or fees to any educational association 

or organization and instead is required to redirect any 

funding available to classroom instruction: H3088 

59-017-0160, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, School districts 

required to participate in medicaid program, provisions: 

S0211 

59-017-0160, School districts, countywide, beginning July 1, 2014, 

each county may consist of one school district; General 

Assembly by local law to provide for governance, fiscal 

authority, administrative and operational duties: S0144 

59-017-0165, Student Bullying Advisory Council created in each 

school district, to be made up of students and parents: 

H3084 

59-017-0170, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, School districts 

required to participate in medicaid program, provisions: 

S0211 

59-020-0052, Step Incentive for Successful Teachers in Low-Performing 

Schools study committee enacted; provisions, duties 

and membership: H4017 

59-025-0900, Teacher Protection Act of 2013: S0044, H3351 

59-026-0035, Teachers, beginning in 2013-2014, General Assembly to 

establish standards used to evaluate for purposes of 

employment and increases in compensation: H3195 

59-026-0120, Teacher, credentials for to be in a parochial or private 

school program; depends on grants; provisions: H4302 

59-029-0015, Back to Basics in Education Act of 2013: H3905 

350 



59-029-0085, Firearm marksmanship, schools, may offer an elective 

course designated as the “Gun Safety Program” course; 

requirements of: S0162 

59-029-0155, Civics and Geography, school districts to provide at 

least one class in for students in fifth, eighth and eleventh 

grade, course to be a semester, education department to 

assist in developing curricula: S0312 

59-029-0155, Graduation requirements, beginning in school year 

2016-2017, successful completion of three high schoollevel 

virtual learning credit units during high school, provisions: 

H4206 

59-032-0035, Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, instruction in on use of 

automated external defibillator to all students enrolled in 

school district as graduation requirement: S0160, H3368 

59-040-0111, Alternative Education Campus (AEC) to be established 

by a charter school sponsor; criteria for: H3853 

59-040-0237, Charter School, local school district to sponsor if the 

school serves predominantly at-risk students: S0436 

59-042-0100 through 59-042-0190, Parent Empowerment Act: S0556 

59-047-0035, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, School for 

Deaf and Blind, carry forward money provisions; cafeteria 

revenues provisions: S0211 


Deaf and Blind, to receive education finance act appropriate 

equal to the average state share: S0211 

59-047-0115, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, School for the 

Deaf and Blind, allow school buses to travel at the posted 

speed limit: S0211 

59-049-0135, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, John De La 

Howe School, allowed to lease residences; lease revenue 


59-051-0025, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Wil Lou Gray 

Opportunity School, carry forward money provisions; 

department of agriculture grant fund provisions, provisions: 

S0211 


Opportunity SChool, may be eligible to take the GED test, 


59-053-0059, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Technical and 

Comprehensive Education, allowed to carry forward unexpended 

funds, provisions: S0211 

59-053-0110, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Technical and 

Comprehensive Education, allowed to carry forward unexpended 

funds at the end of fiscal year: S0211 

59-053-0120, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Technical colleges, 

funds derived from student organizations, etc may be 

retained by college and expended as approved: S0211 

59-053-1010 through 59-053-1040, Lockdown plan, each school district 

to develop for each school to use in response to situations 

involving safety and security on campus, provisions 

of: H3364 

59-053-1500 through 59-053-1520, Greenville Technical College 

Area Commission: H3829 

59-062-0010 through 59-062-0150, School district choice program 

and open enrollment program established; testing of program; 

provisions of program; department of education to 

annually survey school districts: S0313 

59-063-0072, Athletes, student who participates on school-sponsored 

team to be administered an electrocardiogram test and test 

to detere is student has sickle cell anemia or carries the 

trait, provisions: H3144 

59-063-0095, DHEC, to post on website guidelines and model policies 

for identifying and managing suspected concussions in student 

athletes; school district to develop procedures; to be 

removed from play; returning to play procedures: S0565 

59-063-0095, Education Department, to develop and distribute model 

policies concerning nature and risk of concussions sustained 

by student athletes; each district to develop; review 

of by student and parents; concussion policies: H3061 

59-063-0095, Safe Access to Vital Epinephrine (SAVE) Act: H3725, 

S0596 

59-063-1200, School Choice Pilot Program for Certain Students with 

Disabilities Act of 2013: S0722




59-063-1210 through 59-063-1220, Mental health counseling, require 

each public school in the state to employ a licensed psycho-educational 

specialist certified in school psychology 

full-time to help identify students in need of: H3365 

59-065-0048, Education Maximum Act or Edumax Act, Parents may 

enroll child in school considered most suitable for academic 

needs; certain information required and payment of 

fee, provisions: H4088 


59-067-0310, Superintendent of Education, to create a pilot project to 

study the use of biofuel to power the State’s public schools 

buses, make annual recommendations to General Assembly: 

H3432 

59-069-0280, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, school districts 

to maintain a bank account to pay obligation of districts, 

manner of: S0211 

59-069-0290, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, school districts 

to maintain a bank account to pay obligation of districts, 

manner of: S0211 

59-071-0035, School bonds, prohibit school districts from issuing general 

obligation bonds for general operating expenses: 

S0110 

59-075-0010 through 59-075-0070, Cooperative Dual Credit High 

School Programs established, to enable students to earn a 

high school diploma and associate degree or 2 years of college 

credit; funding of; provisions: H3016 

59-101-0182, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Colleges, 

require antenna and tower operations on: S0211 

59-101-0400, Military Service Occupation, Education and Credentialing 

Act: H3224, S0417 

59-101-0605, Higher education base student cost, provided for and 

public institutions of higher learning must be funded by 

using the base student cost: S0089 

59-103-0155, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Life and Palmetto 

Scholarships provisions: S0211 

59-112-0025, Tuition, student who is not domiciled in SC and who has 

not been granted an out-of-state tuition rate waiver must 

commit to paying the out-of-state tuition rate for four years 

be acceptance to the universities: H3129 

59-112-0117, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Armed Force 

members tuition provisions: S0211 

59-116-0045, Police/security department, to implement policies and 

procedures to govern their operations: S0062 

59-116-0125, Campus Police Officers, certain administrators of colleges 

and universities may take disciplinary actions against 

the chief, director or senior supervisory officer of campus 

police department: S0062 

59-119-1110 through 59-119-1150, Clemson University Enterprise 

Act: S0535, H4039 

59-123-0113, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, MUSC, rural 

dentist program established, program provisions: S0211 

59-138-0010 through 59-138-0110, College and University Board of 

Regents, membership & duties of; trustee service; on 7/1/ 

13 duties of higher education commission and board for 

technical and comprehensive education devolved to: 

H3132, S0068 

59-149-0055, Life scholarship, student with intellectual disability eligible 

for, term defined: S0394 

59-149-0105, Scholarship, Life or Palmetto, student who changes 

major to an eligbile science or mathematics program is eligible 

for: S0208 

59-150-0055, Lottery Commission, shall issue a request for proposals 

soliciting bids from private entities for them to assume and 

undertake the duties and responsibilities of organizing & 

conducting the education lottery, provisions: H3555 

59-150-0376, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, foster children 

are eligible for an additional Hope Scholarship, provisions: 

S0211 

59-150-0385, Lottery game, which proceeds must be used to provide 

additional funds to facilitate accelerated learning for underachieving 

students to eliminate disparty in student achievement; 

name of game “the boost learning game”: H4016 



59-150-0395, Lottery, additional funding for public kindergarten from 

proceeds of a designated lottery game named “The K-12 

Game”: H3430 

59-152-0025, First Steps to School Readiness Initiative, terms defined 

of: H3428, S0291 

59-152-0032, First Steps Board of Trustees, to develop long-range initiative 

and strategy for school readiness: H3428, S0291 

59-152-0033, School Readiness, statewide assessment of: H3428, 

S0291 

59-155-0110 through 59-155-0210, Read To Succeed Act: S0516, 

H3926, H3994 

59-156-0010 through 59-156-0140, Child Development Education 

Program created, 4-year old kindergarten program for atrisk 

children; program eligibility, standards, funding level 

set; DOE and first step to be administrator: S0134, H3455, 

H3424 

Title 59, Chap. 001, Art. 009, Disabled child, beginning with 2015- 

2016 school year, a parent may enroll their disabled child 

in any school district or private school in state that considers 

best capable of meeting unique needs: H4207 

Title 59, Chap. 008, High School League Act: H3386 

Title 59, Chap. 042, Parent Empowerment Act: S0556 

Title 59, Chap. 053, Art. 010, Lockdown plan, each school district to 

develop for each school to use in response to situations 

involving safety and security on campus, provisions of: 

H3364 

Title 59, Chap. 053, Art. 018, Greenville Technical College Area 

Commission: H3829 

Title 59, Chap. 062, School district choice program and open enrollment 

program established; testing of program; provisions 

of program; department of education to annually survey 

school districts: S0313 

Title 59, Chap. 063, Art. 012, Mental health counseling, require each 

public school in the state to employ a licensed psycho-educational 

specialist certified in school psychology full-time 

to help identify students in need of: H3365 

Title 59, Chap. 063, Art. 012, School Choice Pilot Program for Certain 

Students with Disabilities Act of 2013: S0722 

Title 59, Chap. 075, Cooperative Dual Credit High School Programs 

established, to enable students to earn a high school 

diploma and associate degree or 2 years of college credit; 

funding of; provisions: H3016 

Title 59, Chap. 119, Art. 011, Clemson University Enterprise Act: 

S0535, H4039 

Title 59, Chap. 138, College and University Board of Regents, membership 

and duties of; service of trustees; on July 1, 2013 

duties of higher education commission and board for technical 

and comprehensive education devolved to: H3132, 

S0068 

Title 59, Chap. 155, Read To Succeed Act: S0516, H3926, H3994 

Title 59, Chap. 156, Child Development Education Program created, 

four-year old kindergarten program for at-risk children; 

program eligibility, standards, funding level set; DOE and 

office of first steps as administrators: S0134, H3455, 

H3424 

Title 61 

61-002-0085, Beer or wine, holder of permit, to recycle each recyclable 

beverage container sold on premise in accordance with 

model recycling program of DHEC: H3901 

61-002-0145, Alcoholic liquor license, person licensed to sell to maintain 

liability insurance with coverage of at least fifty thousand 

dollars: S0567 

61-004-0515, Motorsports entertainment complex, owner may apply 

for an annual license that authorizes the purchase, sale and 

consumption of beer; terms of licenses: H3626, S0478 

61-004-0738, Retail wine permit, allow the holder for off-premises 

consumption whose retail space is at least ten thousand 

square feet may conduct up to 24 wine tasting in a calendar 

quarter: H3833 

61-004-0965, Retail beer permit, allow the holder for off-premises 

consumption whose retail space is at least ten thousand 

square feet may conduct up to 24 beer tasting in a calendar 

quarter: H3833 

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61-006-0175, Richland County; department may not issue a retail 

dealer license to a business in if business is within five 

miles of an existing business that holds a retail dealer 

license: H4123 

61-006-1305, Alcoholic liquors, wholesaler of, may donate liquors 

and wine to nonprofit organizations, political party and 

candidate campaign committee, provisions: H4136 

61-006-2016, Motorsports entertainment complex, owner may apply 

for an annual license that authorizes the purchase, sale and 

consumption of beer; terms of licenses: H3626, S0478 

Title 62 

62-001-0311, Probate court, establish a central will registry within: 

H3199 

62-007-0903, Uniform principal and income act, clarify provisions: 

S0538 

62-007-0904, Trustee, include these powers for the conversion of a 

trust to a unitrust: S0538 

62-007-816A, Trustee, authorized to amend the provisions of an irrevocable 

trust when in best interest of beneficiaries: S0538 

62-007-904A, Trustee, of income trust to convert the income trust to a 

total return unitrust, provisions; change percentage used to 

calculate; requirements for trustee to make changes, provisions: 

S0396 

62-007-904A- 62-007-904P, Unitrust, requirements to establish a unitrust 

and its administration: S0538 

62-007-904B, Trustee, of income trust to convert the income trust to a 



S0396 

62-007-904C, Trustee, of income trust to convert the income trust to a 



S0396 

Title 63 

63-005-0035, Parent’s right, to direct the upbringing, education and 

care of child is a fundamental right; state prohibited from 

infringing on; exception: S0628 

63-007-0315, Child abuse, prohibit an employer from dismissing, or 

disciplining an employee who reports; reinstatement and 

back pay an employee may bring if employer violates the 

prohibition: H3124 

63-007-0745, DSS, require a parent to sign a safety plan if child 

allowed to remain in the home; certain services; DSS to file 

a petition for hearing if parent does not achieve goals, provisions: 

H3732 

63-007-2395, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, foster child 

burial, funds for may not exceed fifteen hundred dollars: 

S0211 

63-009-0062, Adoption, nonresident adoption provisions; family court 

to include findings in orders as the basis for exemption 

allowing adoption by a nonresident: H3898 

63-009-0065, Aodption, prohibit residents and nonresidents from petitioning 

to adopt a chld in the custody of DSS after the child 

has been placed in a home for purpose of adoption: H3898 

63-009-0080, Placement plan, establish a preference for placement of 

sibling groups together in same adoptive home, provisions: 

H3465 

63-011-1725, Early Childhood Advisory Council, established, duties 

and function of: H3428, S0291, H3721 

63-011-1735, First Steps, to ensure the compliance of Babynet: 

H3428, S0291 

63-011-2110, Military connected children’s welfare task force created; 

composition of and duties: S0771 

63-013-0220, Childcare facilities, school vacation and school holiday 

camps, criminal background check, have a caregiver present 

at all camps; lifeguard to be in attendance, provisions: 

S0442 

63-013-0220, Childcare providers, prohibit use of ABC vouchers by 

certain, provisions: H3532 

63-015-0400 through 63-015-0430, Blind Person’s Right To Parent 

Act: S0687 



63-019-0500, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Juvenile Justice 

Department authorized to conduct and pay for drug 

testing of potential and current employees of the department: 

S0211 

63-019-1060, Child, parent or guardian of may not waive the right to 

counsel when the family court proceeding may result in 

detention of the child: H3520 

63-019-1435, Juveniles, use of restraints, when appearing in court prohibited 

unless necessary to prevent harm or flight risk, provisions: 

S0440, S0520, H3855 

Title 63, Chap. 011, Art. 021, Military connected children’s welfare 

task force created; composition of and duties: S0771 

Title 63, Chap. 015, Art. 004, Blind Person’s Right To Parent Act: 

S0687 

CODE SECTIONS OF 1976 AMENDED, SUSPENDED OR 

REDESIGNATED 

Title 01 

01-001-0120, Vacancies, certain offices in the executive branch, in the 

case of filling a special election must be held; Governor 

may fill office with interim appointee until special election: 

H3172 

01-001-0810, Restructuring Act of 2013, annual accountability reports 

of state agencies, reports shall be submitted to: H3646 

01-001-0820, Restructuring Act of 2013, accountability reports, provide 

that the state auditor when conducting performance 

audits of state agencies shall use these reports as source 

material: H3646 

01-001-0970, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Budget and 

control board, human resource division provisions: S0211 

01-003-0240, Adjutant general, added to list of officers which may be 

removed by the governor: H3540, S0445, S0466 

01-003-0240, Chief information security officer, may be removed by 

Governor: S0334 

01-003-0240, Department of Law Enforcement and Public Safety created, 

old director title deleted to be replaced with “Director 

of the Department of Law Enforcement and Public Safety”: 

H3043 

01-003-0240, Director of State Police term used to replace director of 

the department of public safety: H3120 

01-006-0020, Restructuring Act of 2013, state inspector general and 

auditor to be located in office of accountability and auditing 

within the state contracts and accountability authority 

but to remain independent: H3646 

01-007-0330, Circuit solicitor, clarify role of in the administration of a 

general sessions court docket, provisions: H3247 




H3043 

01-007-0920, Director of State Police term used to replace director of 

the department of public safety: H3120 

01-007-1000, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Solicitors, 

salaries for to be appropriated by General Assembly, provisions: 

S0211 


to the new Department of Administration: S0028 

01-011-0010, Restructuring Act of 2013, to divest budget and control 

board of certain programs, transfer to other programs: 

S0022 


to be an agency of the executive branch, headed by a 

director appointed by Governor: S0022 



S0022, H3646 



H3646 

01-011-0025, Restructuring Act of 2013: H3646 




352






01-011-0055, Legislative Printing, Information, and Technology Systems 

(LPITS) to change name of office to the Legislative 

Services Agency (LSA): H3223 



S0022, H3646 



S0022, H3646 



S0022, H3646 



S0022, H3646 



S0022, H3646 



S0022, H3646 



S0028, H3646 



S0022, H3646 



S0022, H3646 



S0022, H3646 

01-011-0140, Budget and Control Board to offer insurance coverage 

to local council on againg or other service for the aging if 

provider is funded by the office on aging: S0125 

01-011-0140, Restructuring Act of 2013, tort liability coverage provisions: 

H3646 



S0022, H3646 

01-011-0220, Fleet management program, program to seek to promote 

use of clean, domestic, and efficient fuels: S0402 



S0022, H3646 



S0022, H3646 



S0022, H3646 



S0022, H3646 



S0022, H3646 



S0022, H3646 



S0022, H3646 



S0022, H3646 



S0022, H3646 



01-011-0310, State fleet, acquisition of, add preference for compressed 

natural gas, liquefied natural gas, petroleum gas, 

and battery electric vehicles: S0402 



S0022, H3646 



S0022, H3646 



S0022, H3646 



S0022, H3646 






S0022, H3646 

01-011-0440, Restructuring Act of 2013, Budget and control board, 

duty of state to defend members of, include references to 

SCAA and department of administration director: H3646 



01-011-0495, Agency deficits, Budget and Control Board may recognize 

and approve a particular agency’s deficit in an amount 

not exceeding 2% of agency’s total funds expenditure, 

General Assembly to approve deficit provisions: H3194 

01-011-0703 through 01-011-0780, Restructuring Act of 2013, relating 

to state retirement provisions, conform them to above 

provisions pertaining to the abolishment of PEBA and 

transfer powers and duties; revise additional provisions: 

H3646 

01-011-0710, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, insurance 

program, premiums charged to smokers and nonsmokers: 

S0211 

01-011-0720, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Lottery commission, 

health and dental insurance plan provisions: 

S0211 

01-011-0725, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Disabilities 

and Special Needs Department, health and dental insurance 


01-011-0725, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Disability and 

special needs, dental and health provisions: S0211 

01-011-1110, Restructuring Act of 2013, Confederate Relic Room and 

Museum to be a part of Department of Administration: 

H3646 

01-011-1140, Restructuring Act of 2013, Confederate Relic Room and 

Museum to be a part of Department of Administration: 

H3646 

01-013-0020, Discrimination, prohibit discrimination of employment 

based on sexual orientation or gender identity; terms 





01-013-0070, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, human affairs 

commission, allowed to retain, carry forward, and expend 

for the purpose of general operations: S0211 












H3646 

353




01-023-0110, Regulations, require public meetings prior to an agency 

promulgating, amending, or repealing a regulation; all 

written and oral submissions from the public must be transmitted 

to small business regulatory review committee: 

S0537 

01-023-0115, Regulatory Reform Act: S0256 




01-023-0120, Regulations, delete language requiring a state agency to 

periodically review regulations it promulgates: S0106, 

H3228 

01-023-0120, Regulatory Reform Act, automatic approval of regulations 

deleted; automatic vote required: H3128, S0256 

01-023-0125, Regulatory Reform Act: H3128, S0256 

01-023-0510, Administrative Law Court Judge, must be appointed by 

the Governor with advice and consent of Senate: S0197 

01-023-0525, Administrative Law Judge position, reduce amount of 

time a member of the General Assembly must wait before 

appointment to to 1 year: H3304 

01-023-0560, Administrative Law Judges, judicial department to handle 

complaints against for violations of the Code of Judicial 

Conduct, provisions: S0405 

01-023-0600, Administrative law court, party may move for the court 

or lift or modify a stay imposed by the court; provisions: 

H3895 

01-023-0640, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, administrative 

law court judge, offices of, to be in counties in which 

they reside: S0211 

01-023-0660, Administrative Law Court, motor vehicle hearings 

within, all hearing officers must be compensated at the 

same rate: S0372 

01-030-0010, Behavioral Health Services Act of 2013, department of 

created: H3054 




H3043 

01-030-0010, Executive Branch of SC, Department of Information 

Security added to: H3528 

01-030-0010, Information Security, Department of, to be added to 

executive branch of state government: S0334 




added to executive branch: S0022, S0028, H3646 

01-030-0010, State Police term used to replace the department of public 

safety term: H3120 

01-030-0020, Behavioral Health Services Act of 2013, power and 

duties of alcohol and other drug abuse services are transferred 

to: H3054 

01-030-0070, Behavioral Health Services Act of 2013, powers and 

duties of mental health transferred to: H3054 


substitute terms: H3043 

01-030-0090, Division of public safety used to replace the term 

department of public safety: H3120 

01-031-0030, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Minority 

affairs commission, allow the commission to retain, carry 

forward and expend for the same purpose certain revenue 

derived from private resources: S0211 

Title 01, Chap. 011, Art. 005, Restructuring Act of 2013, relating to 

state retirement provisions, conform them to above provisions 

pertaining to the abolishment of PEBA and transfer 

powers and duties; revise additional provisions: H3646 

Title 02 

02-001-0180, Adjournment, changed to first Thursday in May, provisions: 

H3257 

02-001-0180, Adjournment, changed to the first Thursday in May; if 

House fails to give third reading to appropriation bill is 

extended by one statewide day, provisions: S0177, S0330 

02-001-0180, General Assembly, Sine Die Adjournment, to be on the 

last Thursday before Memorial Day in May; authority 

deleted to extend the session: H3094 

354 



02-001-0180, Sine Die Adjournment, session to end on the second 

Thursday in March in even-numbered years and the second 

Thursday in April in odd-numbered years: S0108 







02-003-0240, Restructuring Act of 2013, establishing the legislative 

fiscal office, powers and duties: S0022 

02-007-0060, Appropriation Act, General Assembly to pass biennial 

appriations in each odd numbered year: S0108 

02-007-0060, Appropriation Act, beginning in 2014, General Assembly 

to enact a biennial state General Appropriations Act: 

H3254 

02-007-0072, Restructuring Act of 2013, Fiscal impact of bills and 

resolutions, further provide for how these fiscal acts are 

determined and reported: H3646 


to the new Department of Administration and state fiscal 

accountability authority, provisions: S0022 


































02-013-0240, Code of law distributions, State Police term used to 

replace the department of public safety term: H3120 


delete Depart of Public Safety and replace with 

Department of Law Enforcement and Public Safety: H3043 









02-015-0060, Legislative Audit Council, to provide audits for state 

agencies every five years; report submitted to appropriate 

entity: S0104 

02-015-0065, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Legislative 

audit council, to use appropriations to match grant funds 

available for audits and review: S0211




02-017-0010, Lobbying, revise definitions of: H3772 

02-017-0010, Lobbyists, terms redefined to include members of the 

governing bodies of political subdivisions: S0601 

02-017-0020 through 02-017-0035, 2013 Ethics Reform Act, Lobbyist, 

to pay a two hundred dollar registration fee; report due 

dates: S0338 

02-017-0030, Lobbying, require a lobbyist to disclose all income 

received from a lobbyist principal: H3772 

02-019-0010, Judicial Merit Selection Commission, change process 

for nominating judicial candidates; delete requirement that 

race, gender, national origin be considered; terms revised: 

H3187 




H3187 




H3187 




H3187 




H3187 

02-019-0070, General Assembly, member, may not be elected to judicial 

office for a period of 1 year after ceasing to be a member, 

prohibition extended to immediate family member of: 

H4068 

02-019-0070, General Assembly, member, may not be elected to judicial 

office for a period of 20 years after he ceases to be a 

member: S0084 




H3187 




H3187 

02-019-0080, Judicial Merit Selection Commission, names of each 

qualified candidate must be submitted to the General 

Assemblt rather than the names of the three candidates the 

commission deems best qualified: S0171 




H3187 




H3187 




H3187 

02-047-0010 through 02-047-0060, Restructuring Act of 2013, Joint 

Bond review committee, revise manner in which procedures 

are funded; approval of: H3646 

02-047-0010 through 02-047-0060, Restructuring Act of 2013, conform 

provisions pertaining to the new Department of 

Administration and state fiscal accountability authority, 






Title 02, Chap. 003, Restructuring Act of 2013, establishing the legislative 

fiscal office, powers and duties: S0022 

Title 02, Chap. 017, 2013 Ethics Reform Act, Lobbyist, to pay a two 

hundred dollar registration fee; report due dates: S0338 

355 



Title 02, Chap. 047, Restructuring Act of 2013, Joint Bond review 

committee, revise manner in which procedures are funded; 

approval of: H3646 

Title 02, Chap. 047, Restructuring Act of 2013, conform provisions 

pertaining to the new Department of Administration and 

state fiscal accountability authority, provisions: S0022 

Title 03 



Administration: S0028, S0022, H3646 


pertaining to the new Department of Administration: 

S0028, S0022, H3646 

Title 04 

04-009-0030, Business license tax, must be based on size of business 

in terms of employee numbers; county governing body to 

establish a clear and concise policy for administration of: 

H3081 

04-009-0030, County Government, authorize the governing body of a 

county to adopt by ordinance the requirement that a property 

owner to keep a lot clean and free of rubbish; enforcement 

procedure: H3288 

04-009-0030, County government, add determination of a demand 

market area to the list of enumerated powers for: S0100, 

S0099, S0098, H3590 

04-009-0145, Animal Control Officers, has the same powers and 

duties as a litter control officer: H4177 

04-009-1030, County Board of commissioners, add determination of a 

demand market area to list of duties of: S0100, S0099, 

S0098, H3590 

04-023-0020, Murrell’s Inlet-Garden City Fire District, members of 

the Georgetown board must be appointed by the Governor 

upon recommendation of majority of Georgetown County 

Legislative Delegation, provisions: H3944 

04-023-0040, Murrell’s Inlet-Garden City Fire District, authorize the 

levy and collection of an additional ten mills: S0293 

Title 05 




05-003-0090, State Police created, delete the term Department of Public 

Safety and replace it with State Police or Division of 

Public Safety: H3120 

05-003-0310, Special purpose districts, provide for an additional 

method of annexation by resolution of a district when preexisting 

municipality annexes a majority of the population 

of the district: S0723, H4265 

05-003-0310, Special purpose districts, provide for continued health, 

safety and general welfare of a person and real property 

located within the boundaries of the district before extension 

of corporate limits: H4124 

05-007-0012, Resource officer, provision of a school resource officer 

in every public school upon request: H3237, S0249 

05-007-0030, Business license fee, business involved in manufacturing 

is not subject to a business license fee on gross income 

derived from interstate or international sales of its manufactured 

products: H3604 

05-007-0030, Business license tax, must be based on size of business 

in terms of employee numbers; municipal governing body 


of: H3081 

05-007-0030, Municipality powers of, to prohibit the levy of a business 

license tax: H3986 







05-007-0240, Municipality, annual financial audit, require funds for 

the audit to be included in annual budget; provisions: 

H4031 

05-015-0100, County Board of Canvassers, change deadline for certifying 

results to 2 days: S0228




Title 06 

06-001-0130, Employee Benefit, political subdivision’s authority to 

set a minimum wage, prohibit the mandate of an: H3941 

06-001-0320, Property tax millage, restore the former method of overriding 

the annual cap by a positive majority of governing 

body: H3341 

06-001-0330, Road fees, political subdivision governing body 

imposes road fees on motor vehicles registered in the 

county based on vehicle class; lowest fee provisions: 

H3796 

06-001-0970, Schools, exempt from impact fees, provisions: H3078 

06-004-0010, Local accommodation tax revenues, clarify that funds 

may be used for beach renourishment; allow municipalities 

or counties upon 2/3rds vote to hold funds for more than 2 

years, provisions: S0294 

06-005-0010, Political subdivision authorized investments, of Israeli 

corporation, state or subdivision investment to be authorized 

as long as obligation is in US dollars and has a grade 

rating at two nationally recognized services: H3015 

06-005-0010, Political subdivision, allowed to invest in obligations of 

a corporation, state if the obligations bear an investment 

grade eating of at least 2 services: S0138 

06-007-0120, Regional Council of Government, prohibit the agreement 

from charging, requiring or demanding an involuntary 

membership fee: H3802 

06-007-0140, Regional Councils of Government, prohibit a council of 

government from charging, or demanding an involuntary 

membership fee: H3802 

06-011-0260, Special purpose district, budget adoption of, budget 

does not have to be estimated and submitted for approval to 

the county supervisor if the district’s board of commissioners 

is elected: S0370 

06-011-0270, Taxes, elected board of commissioners does not have to 

seek approval from the county supervisor prior to levying 

taxes: S0370 

06-027-0030, Local government fund, amount required to be appropriated 

is amount for fiscal year 2013-2014, increased annually 

by the consumer price index; difference amount to be 

credited to highway fund provisions: H3115 

06-029-0760, Zoning regulation, only a landowner, appointed representative, 

or governing body, may apply to amend or 

change any zoning regulation or map relating to that property: 

H4011 

Title 07 




provisions, sections to conform to: H3197 

07-001-0060, Candidates, prohibit candidates for qualifying for more 

than one office in any one election; election ballot requirements; 

candidates name may appear on the ballot only once 

for a specific office: S0683 

07-003-0020, Election commission, executive director of, duties further 

defined: H3005, H3153, S0004, S0067, H3173, 

S0119, H3176 































07-005-0110, Voter registration, person not allowed to vote in partisan 

primary election unless the person is registered as being a 

member of that party: S0059 

07-005-0120, Voter registration, person required to submit proof of 

citizenship: S0227 













07-005-0170, Voter registration, requirement of stating political party 

affiliation, provisions: S0059 





















07-005-0320, Voter registration, to state on application the documentation 

required for proof of citizenship which must accompany 

application: S0227 

















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07-007-0010, Voting place, County Election Commission determines 

a suitable polling place is unavailable within a voting precinct, 

the commission may choose a location outside if 

within certain miles of: S0335 

07-007-0080, Anderson County, voting precincts added: S0689 

07-007-0120, Berkeley County, voting precincts revised: H4192 

07-007-0170, Chester County; voting precincts revised: H4204, S0715 

07-007-0240, Edgefield County, voting precincts revised: S0671 

07-007-0290, Greenwood County; voting precincts revised: H3962 

07-007-0330, Jasper County, voting precincts revised: H3861 

07-007-0390, McCormick County, add the Monticello precinct, designate 

a map number, provisions: S0352 

07-007-0430, Oconee County; New Hope precinct added, revised: 

S0636 

07-007-0465, Richland County, voting precincts revised: H3724 

07-007-0465, Richland County; voting precincts revised: H4216 

07-007-0710, Election commission, to report the names of all polling 

precincts by county that have more than 2500 registered 

electors and county registration boards to make alterations, 


07-007-0720 through 07-007-0730, Elections, Division of, created 

within the office of Secretary of State; devolve the powers, 

duties and responsibilities of state election commission to; 

board of, provisions, sections to conform to: H3197 





07-007-1000, Municipality pooled precincts cannot exceed a 2500 

registered electors: S0353 





07-009-0020, Primary elections, must register as a member of a party; 

procedure for changing party affiliation: S0059 









07-011-0010, Candidates, nominating, delete references to political 

party convention: H3298 

07-011-0010, Candidates, nominating, prohibit a candidate from filing 

more than one statement of intention of candidacy for a 

single election: H3176 

07-011-0015, Candidate, qualifications to run, revise procedures for 

filing statements of intention of candidacy to be filed with 

county boards of registration and elections: H3298 

07-011-0015, Candidate, qualifications, revise opening and closing 

date: H4003 

07-011-0015, Candidates, statements of intention must be filed with 

election commission; election commission to post candidate 

filings, provisions: S0070 





07-011-0015, Equal Access to the Ballot Act, statement of intention 
































07-011-0210, Candidacy and pledge notice, to revise the procedures 

for notice submissions, candidate signatures and officer 

acknowledgment: H3298 





07-013-0035, Elections, notice of, change time for absentee ballots to 

be opened to 9 a.m., set date in case of postponed event: 

S0037 

07-013-0040, Candidates, filing of certain information, date changed 

to April 9th: S0037 

07-013-0040, Candidates, revise the procedures for certifying and 

compiling the names of candidates to be placed on primary 

ballots: H3298 





07-013-0045, Elections, candidate, revise period during which the 

county chairman, designee must be present at a designated 

place to accept filings, revise filing period: H4003 

















07-013-0190, Elections, special, add section that provides for date of 

election when Governor declares state of emergency for 

jurisdiction: S0037 





07-013-0320, Ballots, prohibit a candidates name from appearing on 

the ballot more than once: H3176 





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07-013-0330, Ballot form, straight-party-ticket, delete provision of: 

H3176 









07-013-0350, Candidates, change certification dates for candiates for 

President or Vice President to the first Tuesday following 

the first Monday in September: S0037 





























07-013-0710, Voting identification, person with reasonable impediment 

shall submit a written statement with the provisional 

ballot: S0029, S0069 

07-013-0710, Voting identification, to include a college or university 

id card containing a photograph to be accepted: H3003 

07-013-0860, Poll watcher, must be a qualified voter in South Carolina: 

H3010 













07-013-1340, Voter recorders, straight-party-ticket, delete provisions 

that provides for: H3176 







































07-013-1680, Voting Machines, historic average voter turnout must be 

used to determine the correct number of machines; how to 

calculate provisions: S0120 









07-015-0320, Absentee ballot, to include voting during early voting 

period, times provided for: H3005, H3153, S0004, S0067, 

H3173, S0119 

07-015-0320, Absentee ballot, voting during early voting period: 

H3176 









07-015-0365, County boards of registration, straight-party-ticket, 

delete provisions that provides for: H3176 

07-015-0370, County registration board, straight-party-ticket, delete 

provisions that provides for: H3176 













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07-017-0010, County Board of Canvassers, change the meeting date to 

Monday: S0228 

07-017-0020, County Board of Canvassers, canvass of votes, to 

change the deadline to Tuesday: S0228 

































07-019-0020, Vacancies, in the office of a United States Senator, to fill 

seat a special election must be held: H3171 

07-025-0180, Campaign literature, at polling place, unlawful distribution 

of, clarify restriction applies to the exterior entrance; 

include buttons, stickers or other items that display the 

name of the candidate: H3972 

07-027-0110, Board of Registration and Elections, all counties must 

have: S0135, H3198 

07-027-0110, Board of Registration and Elections, provide all counties 

must have a single: H3298 

07-027-0140, County Boards of Registration, Election Commissions 

Directors, to have exclusive authority to hire directors to 

serve at the pleasure of the board or commission: S0031 




07-027-0215, Aiken County, Voter Registration and Elections Commission, 

devolve the authority for executive director to the 

governing body of Aiken County: H3440 




07-027-0240, Beaufort County, Board of Elections and REgistration, 

members of board to serve until their successors are 

appointed; remove prohibition on members of board serving 

more than two terms or 8 consecutive years: H3939 

07-027-0260, Cherokee County election commission and board of 

registration, combined the bodies into a single entity: 

H3298 

07-027-0260, Cherokee County election commission and board of 

registration, to combine bodies into a single entity: S0135, 

H3198 



07-027-0275, Clarendon County, Board of Elections and Voter Registration, 

adjust the membership and composition of board: 

S0230 

07-027-0290, Dillon County election commission and board of registration, 

to combine bodies into a single entity: S0135, 

H3198, H3298 




07-027-0320, Greenville County election commission and board of 


H3198 

07-027-0320, Greenville County, election commission and board of 

registration, to combine bodies into a single entity: H3298 

07-027-0325, Greenwood County election commission and board of 


H3198 

07-027-0325, Greenwood County, election commission and board of 

registration, to combine bodies into a single entity: H3298 

07-027-0335, Horry County election commission and board of registration, 


H3198 

07-027-0335, Horry County, election commission and board of registration, 

to combine bodies into a single entity: H3298 




07-027-0415, Spartanburg County election commission and board of 


H3198, H3298 




07-027-0430, Williamsburg County election commission and board of 


H3198, H3298 

07017-0510, County Boards of Canvassers, change deadline to Tuesday: 

S0228 

Title 07, Chap. 007, Art. 003, Elections, Division of, created within 

the office of Secretary of State; devolve the powers, duties 

and responsibilities of state election commission to; board 

of, provisions, sections to conform to: H3197 

Title 08 

08-011-0050, State employees, compensatory time off for legal holiday, 

employees who work regular hours on a state holiday 

are entitled to compensatory time equal to hours worked by 

employee: H3923 

08-011-0083, Wildlife law enforcement officers’ association, dues for 

may be deducted from payroll: S0238 

08-011-0160, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Indigent 

defense commission and prosecution coordination commission, 

subject to agency head salary commission: S0211 

08-011-0165, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Heads and 

technical college, require compensation study to be conducted 

every four years: S0211 

08-011-0260, Clemson University Enterprise Act, add exemptions 

from state personnel administrations: S0535, H4039 

08-013-0100, 2013 Ethics Reform Act, Ethics, Government Accountability 

and Campaign Reform, revising definitions: S0338 

08-013-0100, Ethics, Government Accountability and Campaign 

Reform Act, revise definitions: H3249, H3407, S0347, 

H3422, H3772, H3945 

08-013-0130, 2013 Ethics Reform Act, Ethics committee to levy an 

enforcement or administrative fee: S0338 

08-013-0133, House and Senate ethics committees, powers and duties 

of: S0133 

08-013-0320, 2013 Ethics Reform Act, Ethics commission, provide 

which documents must be released following a finding of 

probable cause: S0338 

08-013-0320, Ethics Commission, complaints about staff or candidates 

must be filed with the state ethics commission: 

S0133, H3407, S0347 

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08-013-0320, Ethics Commission, finding of probably cause for a verified 

complaint must be provided to the House or Senate 

ethics committes: S0133 

08-013-0360, 2013 Ethics Reform Act, Ethics commission, must 

make filed statements and reports electronically accessible 

to the public: S0338 

08-013-0365, 2013 Ethics Reform Act, public accessibility to the electronic 

filing system: S0338 

08-013-0365, Campaign disclosures and reports, provide that a disclosure 

form filed pursuant is deemed to satisfy any other filing 

requirement made: H3298 

08-013-0510, House and Senate ethics committees must each be comprised 

of ten members, five from majority party and five 

from minority party: S0133 

08-013-0510, House and Senate ethics committees, to consist of ten 

members; terms of members and officers of: H3429 

08-013-0520, House and Senate ethics committees, to make available 

a compilation of principles set forth in its advisory opinions: 

S0133 

08-013-0540, Ethics committees, authorize further investigation by 

the public integrity unit when the committee deems it 

appropriate: S0505 

08-013-0540, House and Senate ethics committees, process and procedures 

for disposition of ethics complaints referred to legislative 

ethics committees: S0133 

08-013-0700, Financial disclosure, revise disclosure provisions for 

members of the General Assembly: H3249, H3422, H3772 

08-013-0740, Public official, further delineate what is considered a 

contested case when representation by a member of the 

General Assembly is permitted: H3772, H3945 

08-013-0745, General Assembly member, delete prohibition against 

certain contracts with an entity funded with general funds: 

H3772, H3945 

08-013-0755, Lobbying, former member of General Assembly make 

not lobby for a period of 2 years after leaving office: S0133 

08-013-0755, Lobbying, former public officials, increase durational 

limitation to five years: H3407 

08-013-0755, Lobbyist, former public official, member or employee, 

one year waiting period before lobbying, certain provisions: 

S0130 

08-013-1110, Ethics Commission to furnish a website on which all 

statements of economic interests are to be filed online and 

designate an annual deadline by which statements of economic 

interest are to be filed: H3298 

08-013-1120, Economic interest statement, certain other disclosures 

which must be made by filer on his statement provisions: 

H3249, H3407, H3422 

08-013-1120, Economic interest statements, contents of statements, 

provisions: H3772, H3945 

08-013-1120, Economic interests, provide for other disclosures which 

must be made by a filer on his statement of economic interest: 

H3083 

08-013-1300, Campaign practices, independent expenditures, definition 

of revised to address party committees: H3262 

08-013-1300, Ethics, Government Accountability and Campaign 

Reform Act, revise definitions: H3249, H3407, S0347, 

H3422, H3772, H3945 

08-013-1308, Campaign reports, contents of certified campaign 

reports of candidates and committees: S0412 

08-013-1308, Campaign reports, require submission of receipts for all 

campaign expenditures required to be disclosed on certified 

campaign report: H3407 

08-013-1309, Campaign reports, require a candidate or committee to 

electronically report during the twenty day period prior to 

election the receipt of contribution form a person exceeds 

$250, provisions: S0412 

08-013-1314, Campaign contribution limits, increased; prohibit contributions 

from a noncandidate committee: H3772 

08-013-1314, Campaign contribution limits, prohibit contributions 

from certain noncandidate committees: H3422 

08-013-1318, Campaign contributions, to retire campaign debts, 

require contributions to be used for this purpose only: 

H3772, H3945 



08-013-1338, Campaign contributions, persons who may not solicit, to 

include head of any state agency who is selected by the 

Governor: H3772, H3945 

08-013-1340, Campaign contribution, delete restriction exception for 

certain types of committees: H3422, H3772, H3945 

08-013-1340, Public official or candidate, deleted references to a committee 

organized directly or indirectly established or controlled 

by: S0013 

08-013-1356, Equal Access to the Ballot Act, statement of economic 

interest provisions: S0002 

08-013-1510, Ethic violations, penalties: H3945 

08-013-1520, Ethic violations, penalties: H3945 

08-014-0020, Driver’s license, employee not eligible to obtain if only 

proof of identification is a matricula consular card issued 

by another country: S0036 


from the state employee grievance procedure act: S0535, 

H4039 

08-021-1010, Magistrates fees, fee for filing expedited ejectment: 

H3145, S0009 

08-023-0020, Restructuring Act of 2013, relating to state retirement 









H3196, S0136 


H3196, S0136 

08-027-0030, Whistleblower, change maximum amount of actual 

damages an employee may recover to three hundred thousand 

dollars: H3515 

08-029-0010, Employment, identification, agency shall not accept a 

matricula consular card issued by another country as proof 

of person’s lawful presence in United States: S0036 

Title 08, Chap. 013, Art. 001, 2013 Ethics Reform Act, Ethics, Government 

Accountability and Campaign Reform, revising 

definitions: S0338 

Title 09 

09-001-0010 through 09-001-2210, Retirement system, make certain 

changes to: H3750 





























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09-001-1540, SC Retirement System, SCRS and SCPORS disability 

retirement benefits contingent upon a member being eligible 

for social security disability, calculations of, provisions 

of deleted: H4196 



























H3646 









09-008-0040, SC Retirement System, judges, solicitors and public 

defenders, remove the age limit of 72 for those eligible to 

become members of system: S0071 





09-008-0060, SC Retirement System, judges, solicitors, and public 

defenders, removing requirement that members of must 

retire by the end of the calendar year in which they turn 72: 

S0071 









09-009-0010, SC Retirement System, for General Assembly members, 

earnable compensation used in calculation of retirement 

benefits does not include salary: H3108 

























361




























09-011-0080, Police officer retirement system, disability, delete 

requirement that certain members be eligible for; proof of; 

social security benefits to continue: S0484 































H3646 

09-016-0010 through 09-016-0710, Retirement system funds, make 

certain changes: H3750 















































Title 09, Chap. 001, Retirement system, make certain changes to: 

H3750 

Title 09, Chap. 002, Restructuring Act of 2013, relating to state retirement 

provisions, conform them to above provisions pertaining 

to the abolishment of PEBA and transfer powers 

and duties; revise additional provisions: H3646 

Title 09, Chap. 012, Restructuring Act of 2013, relating to state retirement 

provisions, conform them to above provisions pertaining 

to the abolishment of PEBA and transfer powers 

and duties; revise additional provisions: H3646 

Title 09, Chap. 016, Retirement system funds, make certain changes 

to: H3750 

Title 10 

10-001-0010, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, State House, 

funds for maintenance: S0211 



S0022, H3646 



S0022, H3646 





S0022, H3646 

10-001-0161, Flags, on top of State House, to be lowered to half-staff 

for members of military who were residents of this state 

who lost their life: S0237, H3379 



S0022, H3646 

10-003-0060, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Governor 

Mansion Complex, retention and use for collected revenue: 

S0211 



Administration: S0028, S0022, H3646 



S0022, H3646 

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S0022, H3646 



S0022, H3646 





to the new Department of Administration: H3646 










pertaining to the new Department of Administration: 

S0028, S0022, H3646 

Title 11 

11-007-0010 through 11-007-0060, State Auditor (designated as Title 

11, Chap. 007, Art. 001): H3646 

11-007-0010, Restructuring Act of 2013, appointment of state auditor: 

H3646 

11-007-0030, Restructuring Act of 2013, state auditor: H3646 

11-007-0040, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Medical 

assistance audits, to remit funds to the state auditor: S0211 



S0022, H3646 


to the new 



S0022, H3646 

11-009-0660, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, state treasurer, 

legal investments: S0211 










11-009-0820, Restructuring Act of 2013, Board of Economic advisors, 

board to be made a division of the Revenue and Fiscal 

Affairs Office, provisions of: H3646 






























11-011-0015, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, budget provisions: 

S0211 

11-011-0150, Trust fund for tax relief, restore funding for residential 

property tax exemption and full funding for school operating 

millage portion: H3341 

11-011-0170, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Tobacco settlement 

agreement funds: S0211 

11-011-0410, General Fund, impose an annual limit available for 

appropriation provisions for setting limits; budget statbilization 

fund created in state treasury, provisions: S0039 




11-018-0020, Restructuring Act of 2013, relating to arra bonds: 

H3646 






11-027-0110, Governmental entity, financing agreement of definition 

revised; exceptions: H3105 

11-035-0040, Chief Information Officer Restructuring Act: H3117, 

S0225 


S0225 


S0225 




11-035-0310, Restructuring Act of 2013, certain definitions revised: 

S0028 












11-035-0710, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Arts Commission, 

delete provisions relating to exemptions to the procurement 

code: S0211 


from the consolidated procurement code: S0535, H4039 












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11-035-3005, Procurement code, entity or individual offering to contract 

for design-build project delivery methods not required 

to hold a license as long as person who actually performs 

work holds appropriate license: H3860 





11-035-3030, Procurement Code, require performance and payment 

bonds equal to one hundred percent of the value of designate 

portions of construction, prior to commencement of 

work on those portions: H3860 







H3646 



H3646 






H3646 



H3646 





the division of procurement services in the Department 

of Administration; to exercise duties and functions previously 

exercised by budget and control board: H3646 









11-037-0030, Restructuring Act of 2013, relating to the resources 

authority: H3646 




11-037-0200, Restructuring Act of 2013, relating to the water 

resources coordinating council: H3646 









11-040-0020, Restructuring Act of 2013, relating to the infrastructure 

facilities authority: H3646 




11-040-0250, Restructuring Act of 2013, relating to divisions of local 

government, correct references: H3646 



11-041-0020 through 11-041-0090, Economic Development Bond 

Act, Boeing Incentive Bill, general obligation debt, issuance 

of to support an enhanced economic development 

project; findings of provisions: S0578 

11-041-0020, Economic Development Bond Act, Boeing Incentive 

Bill, general obligation debt, issuance of to support an 

enhanced economic development project; findings of provisions: 

S0578 

11-041-0020, Economic development bond act, make additional findings; 

revise definitions; enhanced economic development 

project definition expanded, provisions of investment and 

job creation provisions: H3900 




S0578 





11-041-0030, Economic development project, clarify definition; to 

include a national and international convention and trade 

show center owned by a public entity includes a adjacent 

facility allowing specific events; provisions: S0610, H4077 

11-041-0030, Economic development project, includes a project 

which generates new annual cargo of at least twenty-five 

thousand twenty-foot units connected with a new distribution 

center, supported by 200 jobs, provisions: S0491 




S0578 








S0578 








S0578 








S0578 





11-041-0070, General obligation economic development bond act, 

purposes of bonds issued; extended to 15 years the period 

in which a national and international convention and trade 

show center to be completed: S0610, H4077 









364









S0578 




























11-043-0120, Transportation Infrastructure Bank, bank administered 

by commission of the transportation department, eliminate 

board of directors; project may not be designated as an eligible 

project for funding provisions: S0209, H3476, S0600 




































































11-049-0040, Restructuring Act of 2013, relating to tobacco settlement 































Title 11, Chap. 007, Art. 001, State Auditor (11-007-0010 through 11- 

007-0060 designated as): H3646 

Title 11, Chap. 035, Art. 017, Restructuring Act of 2013, establish the 

division of procurement services in the Department of 

Administration; to exercise duties and functions previously 

exercised by budget and control board: H3646 

Title 12 

12-004-0520, County tax officials, reduce obligation by revenue 

department to annually examine records, provisions: 

S0007, H3018, H3179 

12-004-0530, County tax officials, reduce obligation to initiate complaints, 

investigations, and prosecutions of violations to a 

permissive authority: S0007, H3018, H3179 

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12-006-0040, Internal revenue code, update reference to January 2, 

2013: S0261, H3617 

12-006-0050, Internal revenue code, not to adopt certain provisions 

relating to the reduction on itemized deductions and the 

reduction on the personal exemption: S0261 

12-006-0520, Taxpayer Inflation Protection Act: S0058 

12-006-0530, Business Tax Elimination Act, corporate income tax 


12-006-0530, Income tax, eliminate corporate income tax over a four 

year period: H3264 

12-006-1140, Giving Back To Our Veterans Act, income tax deductions 

for retirement benefits attributable to service on 

active duty: H3110 

12-006-1140, Income tax deductions, to include a deduction for costs 

to purchase identity theft protection: H3029 

12-006-1140, Income tax deductions, volunteer state constables maximum 

of a $3000/ year deduction for: H3089 

12-006-1140, Military, income tax deductions for retirement benefits 

attributable to service on active duty: H3112 

12-006-1150, Capital Gains Tax Elimination Act: S0057 

12-006-1170, Giving Back To Our Veterans Act, retirement income 

deduction provisions: H3110 

12-006-1170, Military, income tax deductions for retirement benefits 

attributable to service on active duty: H3112 

12-006-3375, Tax credit, port cargo, expand the types of businesses 

that qualify for credit; coordinating council for economic 

development discretion in awarding; credit provisions: 

H3557 

12-006-3377, Tax credits, vehicles, disallow the credit to certain vehicles, 

credit expires when the similar federal credit expires: 

S0402 

12-006-3515, Income Tax Credit, gift of land for conservation, credit 

equals twenty-five percent of total value of gift; maximum 

credit allowed increased to $150,000, provisions: S0033 

12-006-3588, Clean Energy Tax Incentive Program, redesignate program 

as; extend credit to additional forms of energy production 

and operations; decrease investment thresholds for, 

extend credit time period: H3644, S0525 

12-006-3600, Income tax credit, corn-based ethanol or soy-based 

biodiesel, extend credit to all liquid fuels derived from 

renewable sources; reduce amount of liquid fuel eligible 

for, extend time period of credit: H3644, S0525 

12-006-3620, Biomass resource energy credit, purchase and installation 

of equipment to produce, restore the administration of 

credit: S0403 

12-010-0085, Rural Infrastructure Fund Grants, to provide that grants 

also may be awarded to counties and municipalities located 

within counties with a population of less than forty thousand: 

H3906 

12-010-0085, Rural infrastructure fund grants, grants may also be 

awarded to counties and municipalities with population of 

less than forty thousand residents: S0524 

12-010-0088, Redevelopment authority, extend the end date for remission 

of redevelopment fees from January 1, 2017 to January 

1, 2037: S0492 

12-010-0095, Tax credit, for retraining, business may not claim the 

credit if the employee is required to reimburse or pay for 

costs of retraining, increase match amount for business: 

S0387 

12-010-0105, Tax credit, business claiming fee, annual fee is not 

applicable to retraining credit: S0387 

12-020-0105, Corporate license tax credit, infrastructure for eligible 

projects, include in definition of a multiuse sports and recreational 

complex; provisions: H4301 

12-020-0105, Tax credit, infrastructure expenses, eligible project may 

be owned or constructed by a governmental entity if project 

is expected, provisions: S0387 

12-021-0625, Cigarette tax, revise the weight limitation on; exemptions: 

S0566 

12-021-2420, Admissions license tax, exempt admissions charged by 

the State Museum: S0474 

12-021-2420, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, admissions 

license tax, exemptions of: S0211 

366 



12-021-2425, Admissions license tax exemption for motorsports 

entertainment complex, must be a NASCAR sanctioned 

speedway that host one race each year featuring the 

NASCAR Cup Series, seat limits required: S0481, H3783 

12-021-2710, Games and coin-operated machines, sweepstakes 

awards prohibited; exceptions: H3287 

12-021-2712, Magistrate, to certify certain lawful machines, boards 

and other devices; must be in writing and fee charged for; 

certification to remain in business establishment: H3058 

12-021-3920, Bingo Tax Act, definite bingo: H3765 

12-021-3940, Charitable Bingo Advisory Committee, informal appeal 

of a rejection as a first step in an appeal: H3765 

12-021-3950, Charitable Bingo Advisory Committee, informal appeal 

of a rejection as a first step in an appeal: H3765 

12-021-3990, Bingo, manner of playing bingo with instant bingo tickets: 

H3765 

12-021-4000, Bingo game, instant bingo ticket provisions; increase 

allowable expense for promotions $250 for each session: 

H3765 

12-021-4007, Bingo, increase to two units for the use of an electronic 

dabber: H3765 

12-021-4020, Bingo licensees, classes of, operational hours of: H3765 

12-021-4120, Bingo, Advisory opinion: H3765 

12-021-4190, Bingo, five percent prize fee for certain types of, collected 

by the promoter and remitted to DOR: H3765 

12-021-4240, Bingo, licenses provisions: H3765 

12-021-610 through 12-021-0820, Electronic cigarettes, to collect five 

cents on certain products containing nicotine used in; limit 

rate to no more than 10% of the excise tax and surcharge 

on a pack of cigarettes; provisions: H4074 

12-024-0040, Deed recordings fees, exempt transfers from a trust 

established for the benefit of a religious organization to the 

religious organization: S0303 

12-028-0310, Gasoline fuel, increase fee to twenty-one cents a gallon; 

adjust user fee annually by inflation factor, provisions: 

H3645 

12-028-0310, Gasoline fuel, increase fee to twenty-six cents a gallon; 

adjust user fee twice a year: H3498 

12-028-0310, Gasoline fuel, increase the fee to twenty-one cents a gallon: 

H3640 

12-028-0310, Gasoline, user fee imposed on fuel grade ethanol: S0600 

12-028-1125, Motor fuel, clarify that a person must apply for the 

license if the person causes motor fuel subject to the user 

fee to be delivered: S0600 













12-028-2740, County Transportation Committee, members of county 

and municipal governing bodies may not be appointed to 

serve on: S0616 

12-028-2740, Gasoline User Fee, county transportation committee 

must provide annual accounting of funds that it receives to 

its legislative delegation: H4227 

12-028-2740, Gasoline fuel, distribution of, increase amount distributed 

to three and one-half cents; eliminate a nine and half a 

million dollar transfer to donor counties: H3498 

12-036-0920, Accommodation tax, delete certain items subject to the 

five percent on additional surcharges: H3561 

12-036-0920, Accommodation tax, does not apply to gross proceeds 

from rental for person renting their personal residence for 

fewer than 15 days a year, provisions: H3767 

12-036-2120, Sales and Use tax exemptions, injectable medications 

and biologics, clarify the calculation of exemption: S0597 

12-036-2120, Sales and Use tax, exemption for children’s clothing 

sold to a private charitable organization for purpose of distribution 

at no cost to needy children: H3942




12-036-2120, Sales tax exemption, for machinery used in production 

of electricity from a renewable energy source: H3301 

12-036-2120, Sales tax exemptions, delete various exemptions; revenue 

generated by this act must be credited to the general 

reserve fund; reenact the joint committee on taxation, provisions: 

H3522 

12-036-2120, Sales tax exemptions, exemption for machinery used in 

commercial breeding and raising of livestock: H3155 

12-036-2120, Sales tax exemptions, for machinery and equipment 

used in production of electric or hybrid motor vehicles: 

H3302 

12-036-2120, Sales tax exemptions, guns, delete exmeption on certain 

guns on second amendment weekend: H3181 

12-036-2120, Sales tax exemptions, to establish hurrican preparedness 

weekend, where certain items are exempt: H3023 

12-036-2120, Sales tax exemptions, unprepared food items, delete 

exemption allowed for: H3114 

12-036-2120, Tax exemptions, on residential home protection products: 

S0195 

12-036-2625, Sales tax revenue, generated from the sale of a motor 

vehicle must be credited to the state highway fund: S0600 

12-037-0030, State taxes, change designation to county taxes: S0007, 

H3018, H3179 

12-037-0220, Income tax exemption, for disabled veteran, is allowed 

to the surviving spouse of the person on one private passenger 

vehicle owned or leased by spouse: S0571 

12-037-0220, Property tax exemption, exempt the first fifty thousand 

dollars of a dwelling house of resident who cares for a disabled 

child, provisions: H3019 

12-037-0220, Property tax exemptions, aging, exemption sufficient to 

keep tax value of homestead from increasing once owner 

attains age of 70; additional 25% exemption when 75, 

increase exemption every 5 years after: H4263 

12-037-0220, Property tax exemptions, delete exemption reimbursed 

from homestead exemption fund from all school operating 

millage allowed all owner-occupied residential property: 

H3341 

12-037-0220, Property tax exemptions, exempt a private passenger 

motor vehicle owned by individual who is blind; provisions: 

S0292 

12-037-0220, Property tax exemptions, exempt manufacturing property 

provisions; exempt business personal property provisions: 

H3265 

12-037-0220, Property tax exemptions, include certain trusts in 

exempting property used for the holding of its meetings 

when no profit or benefit inures to the benefit of any stockholder 

or individual: S0303 

12-037-0220, Property tax exemptions, person age 65 years or older, 

allowed an exemption from all property equal to one hundred 

percent, provisions: H3113 

12-037-0250, Homestead property tax exemption, for persons over 65 

or disabled, exemption amount increased to the first seventy-five 

thousand dollars of fair market value: H3106 

12-037-0250, Homestead property tax exemption, persons over 65 

years, increase exemption amount to first seventy-five 

thousand dollars of fair market value of homestead: H4075 

12-037-0251, Tax millage, rollback, restore former exemption allowed 

from a portion of: H3341 

12-037-0266, Homestead exemption for dwellings held in trust, copy 

of trust agreement to be provided: S0007, H3018, H3179 

12-037-0270, Property tax reimbursements, for tax not collected as 

result of homestead exemption; application of property tax 

credits in counties where local option sales tax revenue 

give rise to a credit against: H3341 

12-037-0290, Homestead exemption, to the first fifty thousand dollars 

of the value of primary residence for homeowner 65 and 

older, provisions: S0007, H3018, H3179 

12-037-0450, Business Inventory tax exemption, remove reimbursement 

to debt service; allow for reimbursement to separate 

millages levied by political subdivisions, provisions: 

S0007, H3018, H3179 

12-037-0710, Personal property, delete of full age and sound of mind, 

provisions: S0007, H3018, H3179 



12-037-0715, Ad valorem taxes, vehicles, allow newly acquired to be 

taxed more than once in a tax year: S0007, H3018, H3179 

12-037-0760, Personal property, eliminate obligation and allow permissive 

authority for the county auditor to ascertain a list 

of that persons personal property, provisions: S0007, 

H3018 

12-037-0890, Personal property returns, property used in any business 

to be returned county in which it is situated, provisions: 

S0007, H3018, H3179 

12-037-0900, Personal property tax returns, certain provisions deleted: 

S0007, H3018, H3179 

12-037-0940, Personal property valuation, certain provisions deleted: 

S0007, H3018, H3179 

12-037-0940, Personal property, valuation of articles, certain provisions 

of revised: S0007, H3018, H3179 

12-037-0970, Personal property, remove merchants inventories from 

the required assessment of for tax purposes: S0007, H3018, 

H3179 

12-037-2420, Airline companies, tax returns, change date of filing to 

April 30: S0007, H3018, H3179 

12-037-2610, Motor vehicles, transfer of license from one vehicle to 

another provisions; notices of sales by dealers made to the 

DMV: S0007, H3018, H3179 

12-037-2630, Motor vehicle tax, require owner fo vehicle to make 

property return to the auditor within 45 days of becoming 

taxable in county: S0007, H3018, H3179 

12-037-2660, Motor vehicle license registrations, reduce time DMV 

must provide a list of license registration applications to 

county auditor to 60 days: S0007, H3018, H3179 

12-037-2725, License plate and registration certificate, cancellation, 

allow appropriate receipt issued by DMV to substitute 

actual plate and certificate: S0118 

12-037-2725, Vehicle, transfer, change location of return of license 

plate and registration to the DMV: S0007, H3018, H3179 

12-037-2735, Personal property tax relief fund provisions: S0007, 

H3018 

12-037-2810 through 12-037-2890, Property tax, exempt such vehicles 

and semitruckers from property tax; commercial motor 

vehicle provisions; administration fee provisions; revenue 

from road user fees provisions: S0600 

12-037-3130, Real Property Valuation Reform Act, eliminate point of 

sale; fifteen year cap provisions; assessable transfer of 

interest provisions; cap on increases to be applied separately, 

tax provisions: H3341 









12-039-0010, County auditor, eliminate four year term; required to 

take oath of office before entering into: S0007, H3018 

12-039-0040, Deputy Auditor, appointment to be filed with State 

Treasurer: S0007, H3018, H3179 

12-039-0060, County Auditor, change deadline for receiving tax 

returns to April 30th: S0007, H3018, H3179 

12-039-0120, County Auditor, power of to enter into dwellings to 

determine value changed: S0007, H3018, H3179 

12-039-0160, County Auditor requirement to report the amount of 

properties subject to special levies to county supervisor, 

board of education and trustees: S0007, H3018, H3179 

12-039-0190, Personal property taxes, eliminate the requirement that 

the reporting be in a number of columns specificed by revenue 

department: S0007, H3018, H3179 

12-039-0200, Revenue department forms, allow department to determine 

the types and acceptable formats: S0007, H3018, 

H3179 

12-039-0220, County Auditor to notify the county assessor fo new 

property, unpaid tax penalties changed: S0007, H3018, 

H3179 

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12-039-0260, County Auditor’s records, reduce requirement that auditors 

keep records of all sales or conveyances of real property, 

provisions: S0007, H3018, H3179 

12-039-0270, County Auditor’s abatement book, remove provisions 

that requires abatement allowed in annual settlements 

between auditor and treasurer be recorded: S0007, H3018, 

H3179 

12-043-0215, Property assessment value, appeal must be based on the 

market values of real property as of December 31st of the 

tax year under appeal: H3845 

12-043-0220, Assessment ratio, 4% for active duty member of armed 

services, may retain assessment ratio as long as on active 

duty, provisions: H3004, H3027, H3256, S0301 

12-043-0220, Assessment ratio, four percent, does not apply if property 

is held by a trust, family limited partnership or LLC 

under certain situations: S0511 

12-043-0220, Assessment ratio, in order to prove eligiblity for, owner 

must provide proof that all motor vehicles are registered to 

that address: S0007, H3018, H3179 

12-043-0220, Assessment ratio, multiunit residential real property 

containing four units or less which each unit occupies a 

residence to be assessed at four percent of fair market 

value: H3239 

12-043-0220, Assessment ratios, LLC owning residential property 

where the owner is an individual; qualifies for special 

assessment ratio, provisions: S0032 

12-043-0220, Assessment ratios, solar energy real property is considered 

agricultureal property: H3252 

12-043-0220, Property tax exemption provisions: H3341 

12-043-0220, Property tax, assessment ratios, to reduce ratio on manufacturing, 

utility and mining real and personal property to 

six percent of value: S0082 

12-043-0220, Property tax, conforming amendments made to: H3733, 

S0487 

12-043-0220, Property tax, four percent assessment ratio, exemptions 

to for entering a long-term care facility, provisions: H4115 

12-043-0220, Property tax, owner-occupied residential property qualifies 

for the four percent assessment ratio if residence is not 

rental for more than 100 days, provisions: S0437 

12-045-0010, County Treasurers, appointment of: S0007, H3018, 

H3179 

12-045-0035, County Treasurers, change requirement of the filing of 

the appointment with the department of revenue to the filing 

with the state treasurer: S0007, H3018, H3179 







12-045-0070, Taxes, collection of, list of taxes paid to DMV, DMV to 

accept certification instead of a tax receipt: H3179, H3018, 

S0007 

12-045-0075, Property taxes, Counties to allow installment payments 

of; require real property tax notices to explain the installment 

option, provisions: H3158 

12-045-0090, Taxes, form of payment provisions: H3179, H3018, 

S0007 

12-045-0120, Taxation, delinquent, replace the designation of chattel 

tax with term personal tax: H3179, H3018, S0007 

12-045-0180, Taxes, delinquent, provisions of: H3179, H3018, S0007 

12-045-0185, Taxes, delinquent, allow county treasurer to notify auditor 

of such waivers: H3179, H3018, S0007 

12-045-0260, County supervisor, eliminae the requirement that the 

treasurer must report to the county supervisor on the fifteenth 

of each month: H3179, H3018, S0007 

12-045-0300, Taxes, delinquent, strike requirement that auditor must 

make marginal notations as to reasons taxes were not collectable, 

provisions: H3179, H3018, S0007 

12-045-0420, Taxes, Department of Revenue miscellaneous tax provisions: 

H3179, H3018, S0007 

12-049-0010, Taxes, change designation of debts payable to the state 

to devts payable to the county: H3179, H3018, S0007 

368 



12-049-0020, Taxes, delinquent, move authority of county sheriff to 

collect delinquent taxes to the tax collector: H3179, 

H3018, S0007 

12-049-0085, Property tax, mobile home provisions, change authority 

to county assessor: H3179, H3018, S0007 

12-049-0910, Property tax, remove authority of the sheriff to levy and 

seize property of a defaulting taxpayer: H3179, H3018, 

S0007 

12-049-0920, Property tax, remove authority of the sheriff to possess 

the seized : H3179, H3018, S0007 

12-049-0930, Property tax, tax lien, remove the reference to the 

county sheriff: H3179, H3018, S0007 

12-049-0940, Property tax, tax lien, remove authority of the county 

sheriff to advertise for the sale of the property: H3179, 

H3018, S0007 

12-049-0950, Property tax, tax lien by forfeited land commission, 

allow bids to be made on behalf of: H3179, H3018, S0007 

12-049-0960, Property tax, tax sale, remove the authority of the 

county sheriff: H3179, H3018, S0007 

12-049-1110, Property taxes, terms redefined: H3179, H3018, S0007 

12-049-1150, Property tax, tax sale, information provided the tax map 

number of the property: H3179, H3018, S0007 

12-049-1220, Property tax, mobile homes, provisions: H3179, H3018, 

S0007 

12-049-1270, Tax sale, change information provided to the auditor to 

the assessor: H3179, H3018, S0007 

12-051-0040, Property tax, mobile home, tax provisions: H3179, 

H3018, S0007 

12-051-0055, Ad valorem taxes, provisions revised: H3179, H3018, 

S0007 

12-051-0080, Tax provisions, settlement time provisions: S0007, 

H3179, H3018 

12-054-0085, Taxes, delinquent, time limits for changes: S0118 

12-054-0240, Public integrity unit investigations, permit the department 

of revenue to disclose information for purposes of: 

H3772 

12-054-0240, Revenue department, disclosure of records, permit the 

department to disclose information for purposes of public 

integrity unit investigations: S0505 

12-054-0240, Revenue department, verification that the federal schedule 

E conforms with the same document required by the 

county assessor is not prohibited: S0437 

12-054-0240, Taxes, disclosure of records or returns; allow disclosure 

of certain information to the secretary of state about a taxpayer 

who filed a corporate return: S0617, H3974 

12-059-0040, Forfeited land commission, include lands forfeited to 

county tax collectors in lands authorized for sale, provisions: 

S0007, H3179, H3018 

12-059-0050, Forfeited land commissions, remove references to delinquent 

state taxes: S0007, H3179, H3018 

12-059-0070, Forfeited land commission, provisions of revised: 

S0007, H3179, H3018 

12-059-0080, Forfeited land commission, designate the procedures for 

accepting bids for the sale of: S0007, H3179, H3018 

12-059-0090, Forfeited land commission, tax sales, provisions 

revised: S0007, H3179, H3018 

12-059-0100, Forfeited land commission, delinquent tax sale provisions 

of revised: S0007, H3179, H3018 

12-059-0120, Forfeited land commission, collection of taxes provisions 

revised: S0007, H3179, H3018 

12-060-0030, Property tax procedures provisions: H3341 

12-060-0030, Property tax value, require the notices to include property 

tax value and provide that the assessment ratio applies 

to lower of fair market value, property tax value, or special 

use value: H3341 

12-060-0430, Tax return, taxpayer failure to file, further provide for 

information the department must consider when making an 

estimate of liability of the taxpayer: H3092 

12-060-1760, Property tax protests, provisions of revised: S0007, 

H3179, H3018 

12-060-2510, Property tax assessment notice, in a year that an assessable 

transfer of interest occurs due to conveyance the 

assessor to state the basis for the increase in fair market 

value; 30 days to appeal, provisions: H3845 

12-060-2510, Property tax procedures provisions: H3341




12-060-2510, Property tax, county assessor notices from, must contain 

property tax value of real property and improvements in 

addition to fair market value and special use value: H3341 

12-062-0050, Motion picture tax rebate, may not exceed 20% of total 

payroll for persons subject to; may not exceed 25% for residents, 


12-062-0050, Motion picture tax rebate, may not exceed 25% of total 

payroll for persons subject to; may not exceed 25% for residents, 



12-062-0060, Motion picture production companies, tax rebate, 

department may rebate up to 30% of the expenditures if 

there is a minimum in-state expenditure of one million dollars: 

S0163, H3357 

12-065-0030, Income tax credits, allowable for a portion of expenses 

incurred by a taxpayer in renovation of a textile mill site, 

allowed to be transferable: H3605 

12039-0220, Property taxes, duties of assessor with respect to property: 

S0118 

Title 12, Chap. 021, Art. 005, Electronic cigarettes, to collect five 

cents on certain products containing nicotine used in; limit 

rate to no more than 10% of the excise tax and surcharge 

on a pack of cigarettes; provisions: H4074 

Title 12, Chap. 037, Art. 023, Property tax, exempt such vehicles and 

semitruckers from property tax; commercial motor vehicle 

provisions; administration fee provisions; revenue from 

road user fees provisions: S0600 

Title 13 

13-001-0025, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Commerce 

department, application fees received provisions: S0211 

13-001-0030, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Commerce 

Secretary of, to appoint the staffs of foreign officers, provisions 

relating to: S0211 

13-001-0380, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, recycling 

market develop,met council, revise reporting date: S0211 

13-007-0010, Atomic Energy and Radiation Control Act, definitions 

revised: S0568 









13-007-0045, Atomic Energy and Radiation Control Act, accreditation 

and certification is a requirement of; registration of equipment; 

registration fee provisions: S0568 







13-007-0085, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DHEC, all 

fines collected must be retained by the bureau of radiological 

health, provisions: S0211 














H3646 











Title 14 



















14-001-0210, Clerks of Court or municipal treasurers, require state 

auditor to conduct the audit in cooperation with entities 

that receive certain court fees, provisions: H3565 















14-007-1110, Preemptory challenges, equalize the number of preemptory 

challenges for the defendant and state in criminal case: 

H3188, S0270 

14-007-1120, Preemptory challenges, equalize the number of preemptory 

challenges for the defendant and state in criminal case: 

H3188, S0270 

14-007-1630, State Grand Jury, jurisdiction added to a crime involving 

trafficking in persons when a victim is trafficked more than 

one county, provisions: H3534 

14-007-1730, State Grand Jury, person indicted by for a bailable 

offense must have a bond hearing within 24 hours and be 

released in a reasonable time: H3075 

14-017-0010, Clerks of Courts, election of to be nonpartisan; special 

election provisions; nomination of candidates: H3499 

14-023-1020, Probate Judges, election of to be nonpartisan; special 

election provisions; nomination of candidates provisions: 

H3500 

14-025-0065, Magistrate Court, may convert certain unpaid courtordered 

payments to civil judgement: S0471, H3602 





Title 15 

15-001-0310, Emergency Care, clarify immunity extends to the 

administration of life-saving procedures such as CPR, provisions: 

H4145 

15-003-0555, Sexual abuse, minor, no limitation on the commencement 

of a civil action based on: H3940 

15-036-0100, Professional negligence, affidavit of an expert witness 

must specify each negligent act or omission, damages and 

factual basis for each: H4132, S0773 

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15-061-0010 through 15-061-0110, General Provision (Title 15, Chap. 

061, Art. 001 designated as): S0018 

15-067-0210, Real property, delete reference to adverse possession: 

S0077 

15-078-0060, Emergency Medical Services, exceptions to waiver of 

immunity: S0380 

15-078-0100, Magistrate Court, certain causes of action to be filed in: 

H3537 

15-078-0120, State agency or political subdivision may be represented 

by a department manager, staff person, in certain actions: 

H3537 




15-078-0140, Restructuring Act of 2013, tort liability coverage provisions: 

H3646 

Title 15, Chap. 061, Art. 001, General Provisions (designated as 15- 

061-0010 through 15-061-0110): S0018 

Title 16 





16-003-0020, Murder, sentencing, mandatory life imprisonment when 

state seeks a life sentence for: H3346, S0272 

16-003-0029, Murder, attempt, remove the intent to kill requirement 

from purview of offense: H3347, S0271 

16-003-0029, Murder, create the offense of attempted murder of a law 

enforcement officer, penalties: H3064 

16-003-0085, Brianna’s Law, homicide by child abuse, increase penalty 

to life without parole or death is State seeks death penalty: 

H3073 

16-003-0085, Child abuse, increase age of child whose death has been 

caused by child abuse or neglect to 18 for both offenses of 

causing death or aiding in: H3250 

16-003-0600, Assault and battery offenses, redefine term moderate 

bodily injury: H3348, S0273 

16-003-0600, Assault and battery, crimes of person that unlawfully 

injures a law enforcement officer, EMS provider or firefighter 

commits offense of a high and aggravated nature: 

S0212, H3734 

16-003-0910, Kidnapping, person convicted of before June 5, 1991; 

may petition the court for a reduction in sentence to thirty 

years: H3441 

16-003-1040, Threats, threatening life of persons, to include indirect 

threats: H3261 

















16-003-1700, Harassment and stalking, include in purview of offenses 

persons who commit the offenses while subject to terms of 

restraining order issued by the Family Court: H3717 











370 



16-003-1760, Harassment or stalking, authorize an order not in compliance 

with section may be vacated and records destroyed: 

H3775 

16-011-0110, Omnibus Crime Reduction and Sentencing Reform Act, 

arson, degrees of: S0142 

16-011-0311, Home Invasion Protection Act: S0034 

16-011-0510, Real property, malicious injury to, revise penalties for: 

H3066, H3589 

16-011-0520, Real property, malicious injury to, revise penalties for: 

H3066, H3589 

16-011-0535, Churches or places of worship, vandalization of, person 

who is guilty of a felony must be imprisoned for six 

months nor more than ten years: S0296 

16-011-0700, Litter, dumping of, violations of must be recorded on the 

litter offender database: S0199 

16-011-0720, Litter, trash in Lake Greenwood, violators to be 

recorded in little offender database: S0199 

16-013-0180, Stealing goods offense, to include receiving or possessing 

stolen goods when the person is on notice that the 

goods are stolen: S0471, H3602 

16-013-0385, Electric, Gas or Water Meters, altering or tampering 

with: H3408, S0274, H3568 

16-013-0440, Retail theft offenses, to include using a false or altered 

identification card to commit: S0471, H3602 

16-013-0510, Identity fraud, financial transaction card crime, conform 

language to provide that it is not a defense when some acts 

of crime did not occur in this state or within jurisdiction: 

H3248 

16-013-0510, Identity fraud, revise definition of personal identifying 

information and financial resources; venue for prosecution 

of identity fraud: H3062, S0078 

16-015-0395, Minor, sexual exploitation of, include the appearance of 

a minor in a state of sexually explicit nudity in purview of 

the offense: H3959 



the offense; maximum penalty 15 years: H3959 



the offense: H3959 

16-016-0020, Computer Crime offenses, unlawful for person to 

directly or indirectly access a computer or network without 

propert authorization for purpose of obtaining and releasing 

classified information, penalties: H3183 

16-017-0500, Tobacco products, sale of, include alternative nicotine 

products in purview of the statute: H3538 

16-017-0501, Tobacco products, sale of, to include alternative nicotine 

products in purview of the statute; terms defined regarding: 

H3538 



H3538 



H3538 



H3538 

16-017-0650, Cockfighting, increase penalties for offense: H3049, 

H3068 

16-017-0650, Cockfighting, increase penalties; create new offense of 

being present at a structure where cockfighting is taking 

place; exceptions: S0529 

16-017-0680, Nonferrous metals, define the term “coil”, secondary 

metal recycler must not purchase or acquire a coil: S0561 

16-019-0010 through 16-019-0270, Gambling and lotteries, add definition 

for regulation of gambling; uniform penalties for 

unlawful lotteries and gambling; destruction of illegal 

gambling devices provisions: H3756 

16-019-0010 through 16-019-0280, Gambling and lotteries, add definition 

for regulation of gambling; uniform penalties for 

unlawful lotteries and gambling; destruction of illegal 

gambling devices provisions: H3990 

16-023-0020, Constitutional Carry Act of 2013: S0115




16-023-0030, Handgun, prohibit person adjudicated mentally incapacitated 

or committed to a mental from possessing or acquiring 

a handgun: S0413, H3564 

16-023-0050, Firearms, handguns, unlawful carrying and sale of, 

graduated penalties created for: H3052, S0020 

16-023-0050, Weapons, assault weapons included; increase penalties 

for violation and create a two-tiered penalty scheme: 

H3189, H3575, S0425 

16-023-0210, Weapons, assault weapon defined: H3189, H3575, 

S0425 

16-023-0220, Weapons, storing, keeping, possessing or selling, assault 

weapons in list of banned weapons: H3575, S0425 





16-023-0420, Concealed weapon on school property, remove certain 

limitations requiring person to leave weapon inside vehicle, 


16-023-0420, Firearm, on private or public college, person authorized 

to carry who is a registered student or employee of may 

possess a firearm on premises, provisions: S0454 

16-023-0420, Firearm, possessing on school property, changes made: 

H3160 

16-023-0430, Concealed weapon on school property, remove certain 

limitations requiring person to leave weapon inside vehicle, 


16-023-0465, Firearms, penalties for carrying into a business that sales 

alcohol, revise penalties for: H3053, S0276, S0308 


weaponsm unlawful possession of provisions: S0142 


16-025-0065, Choking, person who is guilty of the offense of a criminal 

domestic violence of a high and aggravated nature: 

H3080 

16-027-0080, Animal Fighting and Baiting Act, delete exemption of 

bear-baying: S0777 

16-027-0080, Bear-baying, exemption deleted: H3490 

Title 16, Chap. 019, Gambling and lotteries, add definition for regulation 

of gambling; uniform penalties for unlawful lotteries 

and gambling; destruction of illegal gambling devices provisions: 

H3756, H3990 

Title 17 

17-001-0040, Criminal records, no person who after being charged 

and the charge is discharged may be held to be guilty of 

giving a false state by reason of person’s failure to recite or 

acknowlegde the charge, provisions: S0202 

17-001-0040, Records, destruction of where charges were dropped, 

removal of mug shot of, provisions: S0700 

17-005-0130, Coroners, substitute term criminal justice academy for 

term department of public safety: H3958 








Department, inmate requiring an autopsy for: S0211 

17-015-0030, Release, conditions, person released on bail and is subsequently 

charged to be denied bail, provisions: S0038 


17-015-0055, Bond revoked, circuit court authority to, commission of 

subsequent violent crime by person released on bond, penalties: 

H3051, S0019 

17-022-0050, Pretrial Intervention Program, allow a person to participate 

in a program more than once with solicitors consent: 

H3057 

17-022-0050, Pretrial Intervention Program, person must not be considered 

for intervention if person has been accepted into 

program previous ten years: S0648 

17-022-0060, Pretrial Intervention Program, allow a person to participate 

in a program more than once with solicitors consent: 

H3057 



17-022-0060, Pretrial Intervention Program, intervention is appropriate 

only where offender has not been accepted in a pretrial 

intervention program in previous ten years: S0648 

17-022-0130, Pretrial Intervention Program, person must not be considered 

for intervention if person has been accepted into 

program previous ten years, provisions: S0648 

17-022-0140, Pretrial intervention program, restitution to victims, to 

make conforming changes: H3454 







17-022-0950, Expungement, proceeding, must be heard by judge who 

presided over court when the finding of not guilty was 

entered: S0169 







17-025-0045, Burglary, nonviolent, added to list of offenses delineated 

as a serious offense for purposes of three strikes: H3063 

17-025-0322, Crime victims restitution, clarify that unclaimed restitution 

funds procedures apply to businesses no longer in 

existence, provisions: H3454 

17-025-0323, Court-ordered payments, include defendants who 

default on the various magistrates or municipal court 

ordered-payment, provisions: S0471, H3602 

17-055-0170, Bond forfeiture, state is entitled to estreat the bond or 

recognizance 180 days after the person’s failure to appear 

in court: H3316 

Title 18 

18-003-0030, Magistrate Court, motion time for new trial and appeals, 

increase time period for; provisions: H3076 

Title 19 

19-001-0180, Children, out-of-court statements, allow admissibility of 

hearsay statements made to forensic interviewers; provisions 

of: S0443, H3854 

Title 20 

20-003-0010, Divorce, may be granted on the ground of continuous 

separation for 150 days: H3169 

20-003-0130, Alimony, define term cohabitation, include factors 

which may be considered by court when determining 

whether the supported spouse is maintaining a common 

household with another party: H4180 

20-003-0150, Alimony, define term cohabitation, include factors 

which may be considered by court when determining 

whether the supported spouse is maintaining a common 

household with another party: H4180 


20-004-0060, Domestic abuse, circumstances under which mutual 

orders may be granted; authorize an order not in compliance 

with section may be vacated and records destroyed: 

H3775 

20-004-0060, Domestic abuse, court may order temporary possession 

of pet animals so as to prohibit harm of, provisions: H3361 

Title 22 

22-001-0010, Magistrate vacancies, Supreme Court is responsible for 

appointing in each county; Supreme Court to appoint a 

screening committee to assist in: S0241 

22-001-0010, Magistrate vacancies, Supreme Court must provide the 

Governor with nominees to fill: S0240 

22-001-0010, Magistrates, to be screened by the judicial merit selection 

commission; language deleted: H3156 

22-001-0040, Magistrate Court, prohibit Senators, family members of 

or legal associates from representing another person before 

a magistrate the Senator recommended for appointment: 

S0088 

22-002-0010, Magistrate vacancies, Supreme Court must provide the 

Governor with nominees to fill; Supreme Court to appoint 

a screening committee to assist in: S0240 

371




22-002-0020, Magistrate vacancies, Supreme Court is responsible for 

appointing in each county; Supreme Court to appoint a 

screening committee to assist in: S0241 









22-002-0190, Magistrate jury areas, revise and update the territorial 

descriptions of jury areas, references to maps updated: 

S0657 

22-003-0010, Magistrate Court, increase civil jurisdiction to ten thousand 

dollars, provisions regarding payment of: S0047 

22-003-0010, Magistrate Court, increase civil jurisdiction to twentyfive 

thousand dollars: H3077 

22-003-0010, Magistrates Court, increase civil jurisdiction to fifteen 

thousand dollars: S0153 

22-003-0020, Magistrate court, increase jurisdiction for certain claims 

brought pursuant to the tort claims act: H3537 

22-003-0550, Magistrate Court, may convert certain unpaid courtordered 

payments to civil judgement: S0471, H3602 


magistrates breachs of the peace fines revised: S0142 

22-003-1000, Magistrate Court, motion time for new trial and appeals, 

increase time period for; provisions: H3076, S0176 

22-005-0530, Bond, immediate release of person whose bond has been 

set by a magistrate or municipal judge upon posting the 

amount with the jail or detention center: H3396 

22-005-0910, Criminal records, expungement of, person may be eligible 

for of first offense crimes which carries a fine of $1000: 

H3184 


sexual offender expungement not allowed: S0142 

22-008-0040, Magistrate, salaries, who is a licensed attorney in good 

standing with SC bar must be paid a base salary equal to 

55% of circuit court judge’s slary, provisions: H3140 

22-008-0040, Magistrates, establish a statewide uniform base salary 

for: S0131 

22-009-0180, Magistrate Constables, who have received required 

training are authorized to carry pistol when off duty: S0512 

22-022-0190, Magistrate courts, jury areas, to be established countywide: 

H3503 

Title 23 

23-001-0210, Law enforcement officer, temporary transfer to a multijurisdictional 

task force, make technical changes, delete 

provisions that requires a county that sends an officer to 

another county, provisions: S0275, H3452 

23-001-0215, Law enforcement officer, temporary transfer to a multijurisdictional 

task force, make technical changes, delete 

provisions that requires a county that sends an officer to 

another county, provisions: H3452 







23-003-0010, SLED, all duties and functions of transferred to the State 

Police: H3120 

23-003-0010, SLED, duties and functions of transferred to the Department 

of Law Enforcement and Public Safety: H3043 

23-003-0050, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, SLED, fees 

collected by provisions: S0211 

23-003-0115, Charitable organizations, clarify definition of which pay 

a reduced fee to include local park and recreation volunteers: 

H3635, S0495 

23-003-0410, Sex offender registry, operation of, technical changes 

made to: S0122 

23-003-0430, Sex offender registry, family court with discretion to 

determine whether a juvenile is placed on the sex offender 

registry: H3566 



23-003-0450, Sex offender registry, offender is not considered to have 

registered until he has paid the statutorily authorize registration 

fee: H3899 

23-003-0450, Sex offender registry, offender to register in person with 

sheriff of county: S0122 

23-003-0460, Sex offender registry, offender to register with sheriff of 

primary county: S0122 

23-003-0480, Sex offender registry, certain offenders to register within 

3 business days of notification of duty of: S0122 


Police: H3120 




Police: H3120 



23-006-0010 through 23-006-0530, Department of Public Safety reestablished 

as a division of SLED: H3043 

23-006-0010 through 23-006-0530, State Police created, delete the 

term Department of Public Safety and replace it with State 

Police or Division of Public Safety: H3120 

23-023-0010 through 23-023-0130, Law enforcement training council, 

chapter also relates to the criminal justice academy: H3958 













23-031-0210, Concealed weapon permit, revised definitions: H3822 

23-031-0215, Concealed weapon permit, is valid until the SLED 

determines the renewal application is denied: S0455 

23-031-0215, Concealed weapon permits, revise requirements that 

must be met in order to receive; nonresident application fee 

of $150; applications to be submitted online to SLED; 

where a person may carry provisions; validation period: 

H3822 

23-031-0215, Concealed weapons permit, person who holds a valid 

out-of-state permit, may carry a weapon in this state; delete 

other provisions regarding: H3627 

23-031-0220, Constitutional Carry Act of 2013: S0115 



23-049-0020, Firefighter Mobilization Oversight Committee, add 

Chief of SLED to the committee: H3870 

23-049-0050, Firefighter Mobilization plan, rename the committee as 

the firefighter mobilization and emergency response task 

force plan; provisions relating to: H3870 

23-049-0060, Firefighter mobilization and emergency task force plan, 

committee to develop guidelines for using resources allocated 

for: H3870 

23-049-0070, Firefighters mobilization act of 2000, conform name to 

plan; require the committee to perform the functions; state 

coordinator appointed by committee: H3870 

23-049-0080, State firemen’s association, delete obsolete language: 

H3870 

23-049-0110, Firefighters mobilization act of 2000, definitions 

revised: H3870 

Title 23, Chap. 006, Department of Public Safety reestablished as a 

division of SLED: H3043 

Title 23, Chap. 006, State Police created, delete the term Department 

of Public Safety and replace it with State Police or Division 

of Public Safety: H3120 

Title 23, Chap. 023, Law enforcement training council, chapter also 

relates to the criminal justice academy: H3958 

Title 24 

372




24-001-0010 through 24-001-0295, Corrections Department, devolve 

all duties, dunction sand responsibilities upon the Department 

of Community and Institutional Corrections: S0146 




24-005-0340, Reserve detention officers, substitute term criminal justice 

academy for term department of public safety: H3958 




24-013-0040, Prisoner, time served, any time served under house 

arrest must be used in computing time served by the prisoner: 

H3193 


department, inmate accounts, disposition of unclaimed 

funds and nominal copays for medical expenses: S0211 

24-013-0100, No parole offense, revise definition of offenses to be 

included in; not eligible for early release, exceptions: 

H3050, S0150 

24-013-0100, No parole offenses, term excludes all drug-related 

offenses: H3037 

24-013-0150, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, correction 

departments, inmates release, schedule for monthly release 

dates for inmates serving a sentence of 6 months: S0211 

24-019-0010, Department of Community and Institutional Corrections 

established; substitute corresponding terms to reflect new 

department: S0146 


burglary revisions of penalties: S0142 






















24-021-0005 through 24-021-1330, Department of Community and 

Institutional Corrections established, devolve the duties, 

functions and responsibilities of the department of probation, 

parole and pardon to: S0146 

24-021-0005 through 24-021-1330, Probation, Parole and pardon services, 

powers and duties to be transferred to the department 

of correction, division of probation, parole, and pardon; 

require inmates to obtain a high school diploma: H3238 


administrative monitoring by probation, pardon and parole 


24-021-0087, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, probation, 

pardon and parole department, authorized to impose fees 

on offenders for drug testing, provisions: S0211 


administrative monitoring by probation, pardon and parole 



parole supervision provisions: S0142 

24-021-0410, Probation, for defendant guilty of violent act or taking 

property from a person, defendant is unable to be put on 

probation for any subsequent offense: S0043 

373 



24-021-0680, Parole violation, Magistrate judge where prisoner 

charged with shall set bond for: H3042 

24-021-0910, Illegal alien, probation, pardon and parole services 

board may not recommend to the Governor that should be 

granted reprieve or commutation of sentence: S0129 

24-021-0920, Illegal alien, may not be granted clemency: S0129 

24-021-0950, Illegal alien, may not be pardoned: S0129 

Title 24, Chap. 001, Corrections Department, devolve all duties, dunction 

sand responsibilities upon the Department of Community 

and Institutional Corrections: S0146 

Title 24, Chap. 021, Department of Community and Institutional Corrections 

established, devolve the duties, functions and 

responsibilities of the department of probation, parole and 

pardon to: S0146 

Title 24, Chap. 021, Probation, Parole and pardon services, powers 

and duties to be transferred to the department of correction, 

division of probation, parole, and pardon; require inmates 

to obtain a high school diploma: H3238 

Title 25 

25-001-0320, Adjutant General, to be appointed by the Governor with 

advice and consent of Senate for 4 year term, provisions: 

H3540, S0445, S0466 

25-001-0340, Adjutant General, vacancies, delete reference to the eligibility 

requirements of constitutional officers: H3540, 

S0445, S0466 

25-001-0350, Adjutant General, required to submit an annual report to 

the General Assembly: H3356 





















Title 26 

26-001-0005 through 26-001-0240, Notaries Public, define terms; person 

must be registered to vote and read and write in english; 

prohibit certain acts of; notarial certificate of; certain 

provisions revised: S0356, H3722 

Title 26, Chap. 001, Notaries Public, define terms; person must be registered 

to vote and read and write in english; prohibit certain 

acts of; notarial certificate of; certain provisions 

revised: S0356, H3722 

Title 27 

27-001-0060, United States Flag, display of one portable removable 

flag in a respectful manner: S0198 

27-027-0010, Rental, recovery for improvements made in good faith; 

defendant to be entitled to recover the full value of all 

improvements if he has purchased title to the lands and tenements 

in the action: S0562 

27-032-0010, Vacation time sharing plans, define certain terms: 

H3491 

27-032-0055, Vacation time sharing plans, requirements of a resale 

vacation timeshare service provider: H3491 

27-032-0080, Vacation time sharing plans, resale provisions: H3491 

27-032-0130, Vacation time sharing plans, provisions made applicable 

to a vacation time sharing association: H3491 

27-037-0020, Ejecting tenants, reduce number of days in which a tenant 

must respond to a rule to vacate; failure to appear the 

magistrate to issue warrant of ejectment: H3471 

27-037-0030, Ejecting tenants, service of the rule to evict, provisions: 

H3471




27-037-0060, Ejectment, bench trial rather than a jury trial is available 

to a tenant: H3471 

27-037-0070, Ejecting tenants, bench trial rather than a jury trial is 

available: H3471 

27-037-0100, Ejecting tenants, magistrate must issue a writ of ejectment 

and tenant must be ejected by a constable or sheriff, 

manner to be executed: H3471 

27-040-0445, Landlord, to notify tenant of a bedbug infestation: 

H3143 

27-050-0040, Homeowners’ Association, disclosure statement, 

include information about any requirement that by purchasing 

the real property the purchaser must become a 

member of, provisions: S0786 

Title 28 

28-002-0370, Property, eminent domain, include diminution in value 

of the landowner’s remaining property caused by reconfiguration 

of roadways and circuitous access: H3894, S0656 

Title 29 

29-003-0330, Mortgage satisfaction, authorize a licensed attorney who 

can provide certain proof to record an affidavit which 

states that full payment on the balance of a mobile home 

lien has been made: S0299 

29-003-0330, Mortgage, parties that may execute a mortgage satisfaction 

or deed of trust release established; procedure for: 

H3134 




Title 30 

30-002-0050, Agencies, state and local, obtaining or using personal 

information obtained from a state agency for commercial 

solicitation section applies to: S0755 

30-003-0012, Jasper County, register of deeds, be elected rather than 

appointed: S0357 

30-004-0030, Freedom of Information Act, electronic transmission of 

public records provided for, public body may charge for 

copy charges but not staff time; time limits for responding 

to a request; available documents provisions: H3163 

30-004-0040, FOIA, General Assembly, exemptions for certain work 

of, to apply to only work pertaining to development, drafting, 

of legislation not introduced; provisions of: H3641 

30-004-0040, FOIA, exemptions for disclosing certain information of 

an active or former employee of the Judiciary, law enforcement 

officer, state agencies, guardian ad litem, prosecutor, 

public defender or appellate defender: H4094 

30-004-0100, Freedom of Information act, special enforcement and 

civil contempt remedies for failure to comply with time 

limits of responding: H3163 

30-004-0110, Freedom of Information Act, increase fines; public officer 

who wilfully violates penalties: H3163 

30-005-0010, Cherokee County, register of deeds, added to list of 

counties exempt from requirement that those duties be performed 

by clerk of court: S0374 

30-005-0010, Jasper County, register of deeds, be elected rather than 

appointed: S0357 

30-005-0012, Cherokee County, register of deeds, added to list of 

counties where the governing body shall appoint the register 

of deeds: S0374 

Title 31 

31-007-0010 through 31-007-0130, Enhanced Redevelopment Act for 

Counties, redesignate the chapter as; allow redevelopment 

project to be funded with a percentage of sales tax revenue 

within the districts, provisions: H4122 

31-007-0030, Redevelopment project costs, property assembly costs 

also include the cost of environmental remediation: H4019 

Title 31, Chap. 007, Enhanced Redevelopment Act for Counties, 

redesignate the chapter as; allow redevelopment project to 

be funded with a percentage of sales tax revenue within the 

districts, provisions: H4122 

Title 33 

33-044-0303, LLC, member or manager of cannot be held personally 

liable for debt, obligation or liability; remove comments 

expressing liability of, provisions: S0124, H3521 

374 



33-056-0020, Charitable funds act, solicitation of, revise definitions: 

H3367 





33-056-0030, Charitable funds, registration statements for the solicitation 

of, to exempt public schools and districts: S0250, 

H3398 

33-056-0055, Charitable funds act, provisions of do not apply to athletic, 

band or activity booster club affiliated with school id 

the organization is a 501(c)(3), provisions: H3091 

33-056-0060, Charitable funds act, filing requirements: H3367 

33-056-0070, Charitable funds act, contracts with professional solicitors, 

additional filing information made, provisions: H3367 

33-056-0110, Charitable funds act, registration of certain persons, 

revise provisions of: H3367 

33-056-0120, Charitable funds act, prohibited misrepresentations of: 

H3367 

Title 36 

36-001-0101 through 36-001-0107, Uniform Commercial Code, conform 

and technical changes; clarify ambiguities; make conforming 

changes to other chapters regarding: S0376 

36-004-0108, Commercial Code-funds transfers, make chapter applicable 

to remittance transfers, provisions of electronic fund: 

S0221 

36-007-0101 through 36-007-0603, Uniform Commercial Code, 

revise the chapter to provide for use of electronic documents 

of title, conforming changes made: S0343 

36-009-0101, Uniform Commercial Code-Secured transactions, inter 

alia, identify specific version of the bankruptcy code, provisions: 

H3569, S0323 

36-009-0102, Uniform Commercial Code, revise definitions and make 

technical changes: H3569, S0323 

36-009-0105, Uniform Commercial Code, electronic chattel paper, 

clarify the conditions under which a secured party is 

deemed to have control: H3569, S0323 

36-009-0307, Uniform Commercial Code, debtor’s location, include 

provisions for designating a main office or home office: 

H3569, S0323 

36-009-0311, Uniform Commercial Code, technical corrections: 

H3569, S0323 

36-009-0316, Uniform Commercial Code, provide rules that apply to 

collateral to which a security interest attaches within four 

months after debtor changes location, provisions: H3569, 

S0323 

36-009-0317, Uniform Commercial Code, revise terminology of certain 

types of interests and priorities: H3569, S0323 

36-009-0326, Uniform Commercial Code, clarify provisions regarding 

the perfection of a security interest: H3569, S0323 

36-009-0406, Uniform Commercial Code, clarify provisions regarding 

a sale under disposition: H3569, S0323 







36-009-0502, Uniform Commercial Code, clarify name of debtor on a 

record of mortgage as a financing statement: H3569, 

S0323 

36-009-0503, Uniform Commercial Code, revise proper name of a 

debtor on a financing statement: H3569, S0323 

36-009-0507, Uniform Commercial Code, revisions regarding the sufficiency 

of the debtor’s name: H3569, S0323 

36-009-0515, Uniform Commercial Code, clarify effectiveness of certain 

initially filed financing statements: H3569, S0323 

36-009-0516, Uniform Commercial Code, clarify when a debtor is an 

individual or an organization: H3569, S0323 

36-009-0518, Uniform Commercial Code, filing of an information 

statement: H3569, S0323 

36-009-0521, Uniform Commercial Code, make conforming changes: 

H3569, S0323 

36-009-0607, Uniform Commercial Code, revise provisions regarding 

the secured party’s sworn affidavit: H3569, S0323




Title 36, Chap. 001, Uniform Commercial Code, conform and technical 

changes; clarify ambiguities; make conforming changes 

to other chapters regarding: S0376 

Title 36, Chap. 007, Art. 007, Uniform Commercial Code, revise the 

chapter to provide for use of electronic documents of title, 

conforming changes made: S0343 

Title 37 

37-005-0104, Garnishment, allow garnishment for a debt arising from 

a consumer credit sale, lease, loan or consumer rental-purchase 

agreement; to be handled in magistrate court: H3824 

37-020-0110 through 37-020-0200, Identity Theft (designated as Title 

37, Chap. 020): S0157, H3449, H3723 

37-020-0130, Identity theft, delete language allowing referral of matter 

to law enforcement agency where crime was committed: 

H3248 

Title 37, Chap. 020, Identity Theft (37-020-0110 through 37-020-0200 

designated as): S0157, H3449, H3723 

Title 38 

38-001-0020, Certificate of Insurance Act: H3591 

38-003-0010, Insurance Department, Director, must be screened by 

the joint screening committee before being confirmed by 

the Senate: S0350 



38-003-0100, Insurance department, director, if becomes a candidate 

for public office or member of a political committee then 

his office must be immediately vacated; election of begins 

in 2014 general election: H3642 

38-003-0110, Competitive Insurance Act: S0569, H3903 

38-005-0120, Insurer, revise provisions concerning a revocation of the 

licensee of a hazardous insurer: H3621, S0462 

38-007-0200, Competitive Insurance Act, credits against premium tax, 

provisions: S0569, H3903 

38-013-0070, Insurance department, make conforming changes, provisions: 

H4195 

38-043-0107, Insurance department, licensure as insurance producer, 

application to include an email address: H3619, S0463 

38-045-0090, Insurance, surplus lines broker, exempt those brokers 

from requirement when seeking to procure or place nonadmitted 

insurance for an exempt commercial purchaser in 

certain circumstances: S0460 

38-047-0015, Insurance department, licensure as an adjuster, application 

must include an email address: H3619, S0463 

38-048-0030, Insurance department, licensure as a public adjuster, 

application must include an email address: H3619, S0463 

38-049-0025, Insurance department, licensure as a motor vehicle 

physical damage appraiser, application must include an 

email address: H3619, S0463 

38-053-0010, Bondsmen, professional, remove references to: H3135 


38-053-0085, Bondsmen, continuing education requirement changed 

to a three hour biennial requirement: H3138 


























38-071-0010, Health and accident insurer, prohibit the insurer from 

directly paying money to an insured for health care service 

if provider rendered the service subject to the on-call coverage 

of the provider, exceptions: S0631 

38-071-0145, Mammograms, supplemental coverage for breast ultrasound 

screening when a mammogram demonstrates heterogeneous 

or dense breast tissue; mammography report 

includes specific information: S0422 

38-071-0530, Medicare supplement policies, establish certain requirements 

for issuing; insurance department to promulgate regulations 

establishing specific standards for; insurers to 

offer supplement coverage to under 65 years: S0400 

38-071-0730, Medicare supplement policy, health policies, group policy 

that is primarily a medicare supplement policy must 

equal the minimum standards of this act: S0400 

38-071-1330, Small employer health insurance availability act, revise 

definitions of “eligible employee”: S0465 

38-071-1730, Health insurance, closed panel health plans, remove 

requirement that employers who offer plans must also offer 

a point-of-service option; make changes; increase allowable 

differences of network services: H3818, S0530 

38-075-0485, Competitive Insurance Act, hurricane damage mitigation 

program, premium taxes provisions: S0569, H3903 

38-075-0755, Competitive Insurance Act, all insurers to notify the 

applicant of policyholder of a personal lines residential 

property insurance of certain disclosures, provisions: 

S0569, H3903 

38-077-0150, Automobile insurance, mandatory uninsured motorist, 

increase the minimum coverage to twenty-five thousand 


38-077-0720, Automobile insurance property damage, increase maximum 

amount of compensation and to increase certain fees: 

S0461 







38-079-0030, Volunteer health care providers, licensed health care 

provider who renders medical services voluntarily, without 

compensation to at least 10% of patients not to be liable in 

any action for noneconomic damages, provisions: S0625 

38-090-0010, Captive insurance company, definitions of revised: 

H3797 

38-090-0020, Captive insurance company, documentation for licensing, 

remove requirement of certificate of general good: 

H3797 

38-090-0035, Captive insurance company, confidentiality of information, 

revise requirements of: H3797 

38-090-0040, Captive insurance company, revise form of capital 

required: H3797 

38-090-0050, Captive insurance company, revise form of capital 

required: H3797 

38-090-0055, Captive insurance company, delete provisions concerning 

minimum number and status of incorporators: H3797 

38-090-0060, Captive insurance company, incorporation options of 


38-090-0080, Captive insurance company, inspections and examinations, 

delete references to: H3797 

38-090-0090, Captive insurance company, license suspension, grammatical 

change: H3797 

38-090-0100, Captive insurance company, may make loans to parent 

company: H3797 

38-090-0130, Captive insurance company, may participate in a pool 

for the purpose of commercial risk sharing: H3797 

38-090-0160, Captive insurance company, an industrial insured is subject 

to certain requirements concerning reports for riskbased 

capital, acquisitions disclosure & asset disposition 

and ceded reinsurance agreements; provisions: H3620, 

S0462 

38-090-0180, Captive insurance company, provide requirements for 

the name of new captive insurance comapnies; protected 

cells provisions: H3797 

375




38-090-0210, Captive insurance company, separate accounting of protected 

cells, require accounting must reflect the participants 

of the protected cell in addition to existing 


38-090-0220, Captive insurance company, sponsors of, revise requirements: 

H3797 

38-090-0230, Captive insurance company, sponsored, protected cells 

assets are only available to creditors of; requirements concerning 

obligations of: H3797 

38-090-0240, Captive insurance company, for certificate of authority 

to act, delete the existing language; participant provisions: 

H3797 

38-090-0450, Captive insurance company, special purpose financial 

captives, delete provisions concerning the minimum number 

and status of incorporators and prerequisites to transmitting 

articles of to the secretary of state: H3797 

Title 39 

39-001-0090, Consumer protection division, security and business 

data, revise definition of personal identifying information: 

H3248 

39-009-0065, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Agriculture 

Department, include a registration fee, to be retained by to 

defray administrative costs: S0211 







39-020-0010 through 39-020-0050, Self-Service Storage Facility Act, 

define electronic mail; rent is more than five days past due 

the owner may deny occupant access to personal property; 

provisions of: H3563, S0513 

39-022-0150, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Department 

of Agriculture, to retain fifty thousand dollars for administrative 

costs: S0211 

39-025-0020, Food, redefine seafood and local seafood: H3987 

39-025-0030, Food, seafood, retail establishment prohibited from selling 

seafood while knowingly misrepresenting the identity 

of the seafood to its patrons: H3987 

Title 39, Chap. 020, Self-Service Storage Facility Act, define electronic 

mail; rent is more than five days past due the owner 

may deny occupant access to personal property; provisions 

of: H3563, S0513 

Title 40 

40-001-0050, Professional and Occupational Board, LLR to have 

authority of oversignt and administration of; establish fee 

schedules must be approved by the General Assembly: 

S0113, S0114 

40-002-0010, Accountancy, Board of, LLR to designate certain personnel 

for the exclusive use of; LLR department prohibited 

from assigning work without approval: H3459 

40-002-0030, Accountancy, CPAs licensed by the board is exempt 

from licensure requirements of private security and investigation 

agencies: H3459 

40-002-0070, Accountancy Board, provide the board may conduct 

periodic inspections of licensees or firms: H3459 

40-002-0080, Accountancy Board, department to direct the investigator 

assigned to the board to investigator an alleged violation 

to determine the existence of probable cause meriting 

further proceedings: H3459 

40-005-0010, Law, practice of, powers are subject to statutory law 

provided by constitution of this state: H3828 

40-005-0020, State Bar, membership into made optional; court may 

prescribe procedure for licensure as attorney : H3828 

40-005-0020, Supreme Court may promulgate rules and regulations; 

SC Bar establish qualifications and requirements for 

admission; law requiring members of all attorneys suspended: 

S0152 

40-005-0040, Attorney at Law, regulation of, make conforming 

changes: H3828 



376 









40-005-0310, Attorneys, may not practice law unless licensed by 

Supreme Court; requirement deleted that person must be a 

member of the SC Bar: S0152 

40-006-0050, Auctioneers, make the fee biennial: H3815 

40-006-0240, Auctioneer license, extend period of to 2 years; increase 

amount of continuing education that a licensee must earn 

during to 8 hours: S0575 

40-006-0240, Auctioneer, license, renewal, extend period of two 

years, increase amount of continuing education: H3815 

40-007-0020, Hair braiding, definition of to permit the use of hair 

extensions in hair braiding except in public places: H3411 

40-007-0020, Hair braiding, definition to include use of artifical hair: 

H3148 

40-007-0255, Hair braiding, increase the education requirements of 

for licensure: H3148 

40-007-0350, Barber education, school offering hair braiding coursework 

must be registered with the board; licensure requirements: 

H3148 

40-011-0100, Contractors, practicing without a license, no more than 

two hundred twenty-five thousand dollars in penalties may 

be assessed against; first offense may not exceed twentyfive 

thousand dollars: H3133 

40-011-0110, Contractors, practicing without a license, contractors’ 

licensing board may impose a penalty of up to twenty-five 

thousand dollars for a violation: H3133 

40-011-0200, Contractor, person who practices as without a license 

musy pay a fine of twenty-five thousand dollars and is 

guilty of a felony: H3133 

40-011-0260, Contractors, licensure requirements, adjust the net worth 

requirements, obsolete language deleted: S0006 

40-013-0020, Barber, to include within the scope of professional services 

that may be performed in a beauty salon addition to 

cosmetology: S0585 

40-013-0250, Cosmetology, license requirements, individuals may 

take either onsite or online courses: S0179, H3381 

40-015-0070, Dentistry, tooth whitening included within the practice 

of: H3949 

40-015-0102, Dental hygienist may perform tooth whitening: H3949 

40-018-0140, Private security and investigation agencies, chapter 

must not apply to person based solely on his being engaged 

in computer forensic services or digital forensic services, 

acquisition, review or analysis of, provisions: S0475 

40-019-0020, Funeral directors and embalmer, licensure requirement 


40-019-0200, Funeral director and embalmer, licensure requirements, 

violation of penalties: H3139 

40-019-0230, Funeral director, educational requirements for licensure 

revised to include a associate’s degree in mortuary science 

from an accredited program; bachelor’s degree from 

accredited college after 12/31/13: H4285 

40-019-0235, Funeral director or embalmer, examination requirements 

altered for if they hold a license in another state: H3139 

40-019-0240, Funeral director and embalmer, employment status and 

work reporting requirements altered; provisions: H3139 

40-019-0250, Funeral director and embalmer, increase annual requirement 

of continuing education requirements for; maintenance 

of records of hours completed retained: H3139 

40-019-0265, Crematory, must maintain adequate refrigeration for the 

retention of bodies: H3139 

40-022-0002, Engineering and Surveying, Profession of, practice of, is 

subject to regulation: S0497, H3832 

40-022-0010, Engineering and Surveying, Profession of, Board of 

Registration for, qualifications and composition of: S0497, 

H3832 

40-022-0020, Engineering and Surveying, Profession of, definitions of 


40-022-0030, Engineering and Surveying, Profession of, brokering or 

coordinating of services for a fee is prohibited: S0497, 

H3832




40-022-0050, Engineering and Surveying, Profession of, Board of registration, 

duties of: S0497, H3832 

40-022-0060, Engineering and Surveying, Profession of, technical 

changes of: S0497, H3832 

40-022-0075, Engineering and Surveying, Profession of, licensing 

requirements during emergencies to be waived: S0497, 

H3832 

40-022-0110, Engineering and Surveying, Profession of, mental 

incompetent licenses of: S0497, H3832 

40-022-0220, Engineering and Surveying, Profession of, educational 

and experience requirements for: S0497, H3832 

40-022-0222, Engineering and Surveying, Profession of, ETAC/ 

ABET accredited curriculum for engineers: S0497, H3832 

40-022-0225, Engineering and Surveying, Profession of, licensure 

requirements for surveyor revised: S0497, H3832 

40-022-0230, Engineering and Surveying, Profession of, application 

for licensure provisions; re-examination of for failure of 

exam: S0497, H3832 

40-022-0250, Engineering and Surveying, Profession of, certificate of 

authorization to practice as a firm provisions: S0497, 

H3832 

40-022-0260, Engineering and Surveying, Profession of, temporary 

licenses and certification of authorization provisions: 

S0497, H3832 

40-022-0270, Engineering and Surveying, Profession of, individual 

seals; seal and signature if a licensee certifies that the document 

was prepared by licensee or agent: S0497, H3832 

40-022-0280, Engineering and Surveying, Profession of, provisions of 


40-022-0280, Engineers and Surveyors, certain exemptions for certain 

engineers: H4038, S0655 

40-022-0290, Engineering and Surveying, Profession of, tier surveying 


40-029-0080, Manufacturer Home Board, license of provisions: 

S0310, H3423 

40-029-0200, Manufacturer Home Board, license requirements; installation 

of provisions: S0310, H3423 

40-029-0230, Manufacturer Home Board, applicants for licensure provisions: 

S0310, H3423 

40-030-0030, Massage/Bodywork Practice Act definitions revised: 

S0214 

40-030-0040, Massage/Bodywork therapy, under LLR, redesignate 

advisory paneldelete certain qualifications: S0214 

40-030-0050, Massage/bodywork therapy, provide additional duties 

and powers: S0214 

40-030-0060, Massage/Bodywork therapy, relating to use of employees 

of department and promulgation of regulations: S0214 

40-030-0090, Massage/Bodywork therapy, remove obsolete references: 

S0214 

40-030-0110, Massage/Bodywork therapy, licensure qualifications, 

require classroom study instead of supervised study: S0214 

40-030-0220, Massage/Bodywork therapy, equitable remedies available 

to the panel: S0214 

40-030-0230, Massage/Bodywork therapy, grounds of misconduct: 

S0214 

40-030-0240, Massage/Bodywork therapy, relating to investigations 

of misconduct related to substance abuse: S0214 

40-030-0250, Massage/Bodywork therapy, relating to disciplinary 

actions: S0214 

40-030-0260, Massage/Bodywork therapy, relating to voluntary surrender 

of a license: S0214 

40-030-0270, Massage/Bodywork therapy, relating to appeals from 

disciplinary panel decisions: S0214 

40-030-0300, Massage/Bodywork therapy, relating to service of process 

on nonresidents: S0214 

40-030-0310, Massage/Bodywork therapy, relating civil penalties, 

make conforming changes: S0214 

40-043-0030, Pharmacy Practice Act, define additional terms: H3161, 

S0183 


40-043-0083, Pharmacies, out-of-state facilities, notice of disciplinary 

action to pharmacy board; certain expenses to be paid 

regarding: H3444 



40-043-0086, Pharmacies, compounding, minimum good compounding 

practices revised; pharmacist to perform a final check 

on a product; compounding provisions created: H3161, 

S0183 

40-043-0088, Pharmacies, revise associated standards and to broaden 

application of standards to include other facilities permitted 

by the board: H3161, S0183 

40-043-0089, Pharmacies, wholesale distributor permits, require a 

surety bond or letter of credit; criminal background check 


40-047-0910, Physician assistants, definitions of revised: H3618, 

S0448 

40-047-0940, Physician assistant, application for licensure revised: 

H3618, S0448 

40-047-0945, Physician assistants, permanent licensure, provisions: 

H3618, S0448 

40-047-0950, Physician assistant, supervising provisions of revised 

and deleted: H3618, S0448 

40-047-0955, Physician assistant, where an assistant may practice, 

supervising provisions: S0448 

40-047-0960, Physician assistants, scope of practice guidelines: 

H3618, S0448 

40-047-0965, Physician Assistant, samples of drugs, provisions of 

deleted: H3618, S0448 

40-047-0970, Physician assistant, prescribing certain drugs, provisions 

of deleted: H3618, S0448 

40-047-0975, Physician assistant, training and education provisions of 


40-047-0995, Physician assistant, termination of office, provisions: 

H3618, S0448 

40-054-0010, Precious metals, purchase of term revised: H3149 

40-054-0040, Precious metals, seller to have positive identification 

bearing photograph provisions accepted: H3149 

40-054-0050, Precious metals, period seller must hold before selling is 

increased, provisions: H3149 

40-054-0080, Precious metals, purchase of by dealer with revoked 

license penalties for increased: H3149 

40-057-0040, Real Estate Commission, membership, procedures for 

appointing seven commissioners to represent districts; 

LLR to have certain personnel designated for exclusive use 

of: H3771 

40-059-0030, Residential home builder licensure, person seeking 

license must submit to certain criminal background checks; 

LLR may not issue license without: H3146 

40-059-0110, Residential home builders commission, suspension or 

restriction of license by, to make conforming changes to: 

H3409 

40-059-0230, Residential Builders Commission, license renewal, to be 

biennial; to submit a certificate of compliance; additional 

professional designations established: H3869 

40-059-0240, Residential specialty contractor, require licensees complete 

certain continuing education approved by the commission; 

continuing educational requirement provisions: 

H3869 

40-060-0005 through 40-060-0230, Real Estate Appraiser Professional 

Act redesignated as Title 40, Chap. 060, Art. 001: 

S0349 

40-060-0010, Appraisal Management Company Registration Act, 

Real Estate Appraisers Board, increase membership of by 

two members: S0349 

40-067-0005 through 40-067-0350, Speech pathologist and audiologist 

(Title 40, Chap. 067 designated as): H3880 

4006-0050, Auctioneers, annual license fee for: S0575 

Title 40, Chap. 060, Art. 001, Real Estate Appraiser Professional Act 

redesignated as 40-060-0005 through 40-060-0230: S0349 

Title 40, Chap. 067, Speech Pathologist and Audiologist (designated 

as 40-067-0005 through 40-067-0350): H3880 

Title 41 

41-008-0020, Employee identification, worker not eligible to obtain a 

SC driver’s license or identification card if only proof of 

ID is a matricular consular card issued by another country: 

S0036 

41-027-0200, Conforming changes and correct obsolete references: 

H3511 

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41-031-0045, Unemployment insurance trust fund debt, payments to 

eliminate must be calculated so that debt is eliminated no 

sooner then June 1, 2018; trust fund solvency determined 

by comptroller general; provisions: S0619 

41-031-0150, Unemployment insurance trust fund debt, strike references 

to the departmental administrative contingency 

assessment: S0619 

41-031-0360, Unemployment insurance trust fund debt, strike references 

to the departmental administrative contingency 

assessment: S0619 

41-035-0120, Unemployment benefits, revise method for determining 

benefits of person discharged from employment due to 

drug usage, misconduct, failure to accept work, provisions 

of: H3165, S0178 

41-043-0100, Restructuring Act of 2013, relating to the jobs-economics 

development authority: H3646 

41-043-0110, Restructuring Act of 2013, relating to the jobs-economic 

development authority: H3646 

Title 42 

42-001-0160, Workers’ Compensation, modify requirements of 

employee seeking for stress, mental injury or illness, provisions: 

H3147 

42-003-0020, Workers’ Compensation Commission, Commissioners 

of to be elected by the General Assembly: H3141 

42-005-0190, Workers’ Compensation Commission, self insurers, to 

retain a portion of annual maintenance tax revenue to pay 

salaries and expenses of the commission; interest on delinquent 

maintenance tax provisions: H3632 

42-005-0190, Workers’ Compensation Commission, to retain a portion 

of all assessments paid by self-insurers with the 

remainder to be deposited with the state treasurer; provisions 

for penalties assessed: S0424 

Title 43 

43-005-0220, Child support, eliminate language that provides that the 

use of child support scale is optional: S0390 

43-005-0598, Employables program act, revise definition of new hire: 

H3751, S0531 







43-005-1285, Social Services Department, required to report annually 

certain data to the General Assembly: H3400 

43-021-0110, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Lieutenant 

Governor, Office of Aging, fund provisions: S0211 

43-035-0045, Vulnerable adult, court to appoint an attorney for a lay 

guardian ad litem: S0764 

43-035-0085, Sex offender notification provisions, penalties for failure 

to complete: H3142 

Title 44 

44-001-0060, DHEC, delete provisions establishing initial decisions 

involving actions of department as staff decisions which 

become department decisions and finally agency decisions 

if not appealed; provisions: H3827 

44-001-0200, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, home health 

services, further specify compensation of these person by a 

fixed rate: S0211 


delete Department of Public Safety and replace with 






human services department, to enroll and recertify children 

for health insurance program, expand its efforts to conduct 

fraud: S0211 


human services, additional report comparing the reimbursement 

rate for medicaid providers: S0211 




human services, fines for nursing home violation provisions: 

S0211 

44-007-0080 through 44-007-0090, Medicaid Nursing Home Permits, 

define medicaid permit day; specify manner in which additional 

medicaid permit days are allocated; compliance standards 

and penalties: H3978 

44-007-0130, Mental health, revise definitions of, increase eligibility 

age to under 21: H3567 

44-007-0130, State Certificate of Need and Health Facility Licensure 

Act, add definitions to: S0568 

44-007-0160, Certificate of need (CON), further specify health care 

facility expenditures requiring a CON: S0568 

44-007-0170, Mental health services, exempt a CON change in the 

existing bed complement of a general hospital to be used 

exclusively for: S0695, H4260 

44-007-0220, Certificate of need, attorney fees and costs in certain circumstances: 

S0568 

44-007-0270, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DHEC, to 

retain health license fee increases to fund health licensing 

programs; fees provisions: S0211 


44-007-3420, Lewis Blackman Hospital Patient Safety Act, definitions 

added: H3902 


2013, Mental health commission restructured into an advisory 

board: H3054 


Health, department may offset administrative costs associated 

with controlling fraud and abuse; transfer certain 

funds to DSSN: S0211 

44-017-0580, Mentally ill, involuntary commitment to a mental health 

institution; probate court to notify SLED if such determination 

is made; SLED to transmit this information to the 

NICS: H3564 

44-020-0250, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Disabilities 

and Special Needs, retention, use of certain funds for: 

S0211 

44-022-0100, Mental health, authorize reporting information in these 

records to the national instant criminal background check 

system to be utilized in determining if a person is disqualified 

from purchasing a firearm: S0413, H3560 

44-023-0430, Mentally ill, finding a defendant not fit to stand trial; 

court to notify SLED if such determination is made; SLED 

to transmit this information to the NICS: H3564 

44-024-0140, Mentally ill, involuntary commitment to a mental health 

institution, children; probate court to notify SLED if such 

determination is made; SLED to transmit this information 

to the NICS: H3564 

44-030-0010 through 44-030-0090, Health Care Professional Compliance 

Act entitled to be (designated as Title 44, Chap. 030, 

Art. 001): S0748 

44-037-0030, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DHEC, certain 

activities: S0211 






44-041-0010, Abortions, licensed physician who performs must also 

be board certified in obstetrics and gynecology: S0204 



44-048-0080, Sexually violent predator, court may require the person 

to complete certain procedures or tests if requested by the 

expert conducting the evaluation: H3776 


2013, Alcohol and other drug abuse service department 

restructured into an advisory board: H3054 

44-049-0010, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Alcohol and 

other Drug Abuse Services, department may charge fees 

for participation in education and professional development 

initiatives; retain fees from provisions: S0211 

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44-049-0040, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Alcohol and 

other Drug Abuse Services department, may provide certain 

services to persons experiencing gambling addictions: 

S0211 

44-053-0110, Narcotics and controlled substances, revise definitions 

of controlled substance analogue; delete provisions regarding: 

H3846 

44-053-0190, Drugs, certain ones designated as schedule I, II, III, IV, 

and V controlled substances: S0406, H3823 










44-053-0370, Drugs, controlled substance trafficking, remove mandatory 

penalties and allow person who commit to be paroled 

and to participate in work programs; drug law study committee 

created, membership and duties: H3060 


controlled substances provisions: S0142 

44-053-0375, Drugs, controlled substance trafficking, remove mandatory 

penalties and allow person who commit to be paroled 

and to participate in work programs; drug law study committee 

created, membership and duties: H3060 


controlled substances provisions: S0142 




controlled substances trafficking provisions: S0142 

44-053-0530, Property, allow petition to the Magistrates Court if the 

value of property seized is less than $7500; notice to owners 




H3646 




44-053-1510, Anabolic steroids, drugs designated as, alphabetize listings 

and add drugs to these designations: S0406 


44-055-1210, Business Freedom to Choose Act: S0203, H3290 

44-056-0160, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DHEC, fees 

for certain funds designated for DHEC to use for response 

actions that arise: S0211 

44-056-0405 through 44-056-0495, Drycleaning facility restoration 

trust fund, use and purpose of fund, DHEC to expend monies 

to obtain evidence of contamination, clarify what facilities 

are excluded, provisions: H3097 

44-063-0084, Death certificates, county registrar to issue upon request 

death certificates that were filed electronically: H3354 

44-066-0020, Adult heath care consent act, terms defined: S0117, 

H3366 

44-081-0040, Long-term care facility, require resident to provide the 

administrator of the facility certain notice of intent to relocate 

to another facility; facility to charge resident 30 days 

occupancy for failure to notify: H3098 

44-089-0030, Birthing center licensure act, make conforming changes: 

H4024 

44-089-0030, Lay Midwife Act: H3731 

44-093-0170, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, DHEC to not 

use more than seventy-five thousand dollars of fund revenues 

in each year for expenses incurred in implementing 

the Infectious Waste Management Act: S0211 

44-095-0010, Clean Indoor Air Act of 1990 name changed to Clean 

Air Act of 2013: H3344 

44-095-0020, Smoking, prohibited within 15 feet of entrance to certain 

areas and prohibit smoking in public outdoor gated 

facilities: H3344 

44-096-0080, Business Freedom to Choose Act: S0203, H3290 

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Title 44, Chap. 007, Art. 002, Medicaid Nursing Home Permits, define 

medicaid permit day; specify manner in which additional 

medicaid permit days are allocated; compliance standards 

and penalties: H3978 

Title 44, Chap. 009, Behavioral Health Services Act of 2013, Mental 

health commission restructured into an advisory board: 

H3054 

Title 44, Chap. 030, Art. 001, Health Care Professional Compliance 

Act, entitled to be (44-030-0010 through 44-030-0090 designated 

to be): S0748 

Title 44, Chap. 030, Health Care Professionals, chapter reentitled to 

be: S0748 

Title 44, Chap. 049, Behavioral Health Services Act of 2013, Alcohol 

and other drug abuse service department restructured into 

an advisory board: H3054 

Title 44, Chap. 056, Drycleaning facility restoration trust fund, use 

and purpose of fund, DHEC to expend monies to obtain 

evidence of contamination, clarify what facilities are 

excluded, provisions: H3097 

Title 46 

46-026-0080, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, agriculture 

liming materials, inspection fee: S0211 

46-026-0810, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Inspection 

tax, revise amount of: S0211 

46-027-0210, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, agriculture 

department, commercial feed, registration feed provisions: 

S0211 

Title 47 

47-001-0040, Animals, cruelty to, revise certain criminal penalties: 

S0193 

47-001-0040, Animals, ill-treatment of, to restructure the statute and 

provide for graduated penalties for various levels of: 

H3392 

47-001-0130, Animal cruelty, law enforcement officer to arrest persons 

for violating: S0193 

47-001-0140, Animals cruelty, care for after arrest, law enforcement 

officer to provide proper care of: S0193 

47-001-0150, Animal cruelty, proper care to be issued by magistrate or 

municipal judge, or law enforcement: S0193 

47-003-0010 through 47-003-0090, Dogs and Domestic pets, nothing 

may limit power of county or municipality to enact ordinances 

prohibiting animals from running at large and to 

enforce rabies measures; adoption shelter provisions: 

H3492 

47-003-0010, Dogs and Domestic animals, regulation of by counties 

and municipalities, definitions revised: S0194 

47-003-0020, Animals, nothing may limit power of county or municipality 

to enact ordinances prohibiting animals from running 

at large and to enforce additional measures for control 

of rabies and adoption shelter provisions: S0194 

47-003-0060, Animals, before adopted pet is released it must be sterilized 

by the animal shelter or humane society or pet owner 

must show documentation that it will be done by a licensed 

veterinarian: S0194 

47-003-0110, Dog attack, liability of owner, does not extend to trained 

law enforcement dogs in performance of official duties: 

S0008, H3527, H3570 

47-003-0440, Animal Rescue Act: S0640 

47-003-0480 through 47-003-0490, Dogs and Cat sterilization of, 

delete provision that contains certain terms and definitions; 

and provisions that allows political subdivision to adopt 

shelter policies that are more stringent: H3492 

47-003-0630, Police dogs and horses, killing, maltreating or injuring, 

increase fines and penalties: H4130 

47-003-0940, Guide dog or service animal, increase penalties for violations: 

H4130 

47-003-0960, Guide dog and service animal, injuring , disabling or 

causing death of, increase penalties of: H4130




47-019-0140, Poultry products, inspection law, exemptions for certain 

poultry producers, provisions: S0192 

Title 47, Chap. 003, Art. 001, Dogs and Domestic pets, nothing may 

limit power of county or municipality to enact ordinances 

prohibiting animals from running at large and to enforce 

rabies measures; adoption shelter provisions: H3492 

Title 47, Chap. 003, Art. 008, Dogs and Cat sterilization of, delete provision 

that contains certain terms and definitions; and provisions 

that allows political subdivision to adopt shelter 

policies that are more stringent: H3492 

Title 48 

48-001-0090, Pollution, prohibit discharge of pollutants into the environment; 

clarify persons who may file a petition with 

department: H3925 

48-001-0250, Pollution, no private cause of action is created by or 

exists under the pollution control act: H3925 

48-005-0030, Restructuring Act of 2013, relating to the water quality 

revolving fund authority: H3646 





48-020-0100, Mining, DHEC to set a schedule of fees that must be 

assessed and collected relating to: H4290 

48-020-0410, Restructuring Act of 2013, State Energy Office to be a 

part of the Office of Regulatory Staff; provisions regarding: 

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48-052-0800 through 48-052-0850, Energy Independence and Sustainable 

Construction Act of 2007, change certification 

stands with which major facility projects must comply; 

eliminate reference to leed and green globes certification: 

H3592 

48-060-0020, Manufacturer Responsibility and Consumer Convenience 

Information Technology Equipment Collection and 

Recovery Act of 2010, computer monitors defined: H3847 

48-060-0030, Computer Monitor Manufacturers, required to put labels 

on device: H3847 

48-060-0050, Computer Monitor Manufacturers, to provide a recovery 

program for recycling: H3847 

48-060-0060, Computer Monitor Manufacturers, protection from liability: 

H3847 

48-060-0070, Computer Monitor Manufacturers, prohibit retailers 

from selling devices made by manufacturer who does not 

comply with certain provisions: H3847 

48-060-0090, Computer Monitor Manufacturers, discarding of provisions: 

H3847 

48-060-0100, Computer Monitor Manufacturers, ability of local governments 

to charge certain fees limited: H3847 

48-060-0140, Computer Monitor Manufacturers, recycling of provisions: 

H3847 

48-060-0150, Computer Monitor Manufacturers, fees, right to charge 

eliminated: H3847 

Title 48, Chap. 052, Art. 008, Energy Independence and Sustainable 

Construction Act of 2007, change certification stands with 

which major facility projects must comply; eliminate reference 

to leed and green globes certification: H3592 

Title 50 

50-001-0050, Saint Helena Sound, revise geographic boundaries of: 

S0305 

50-001-0130, Fish, game and watercraft, magistrate court has both 

original and concurrent jurisdiction over these offenses: 

H3329, S0306 

50-005-0015, Fish, revise the term total length: S0305 

50-005-0040, Saltwater fish, make technical changes to: S0305 

50-005-0375, Seafood dealers, section applies to every wholesale seafood 

dealer: S0305 

50-005-0545, Crab, traps used for blue crabs, provisions of: S0305 

50-005-0550, Traps attached buoy, certain minnow trap floats do not 

have to be marked with operators bait dealer license number: 

S0305 

50-005-0705, Trawling zones, revise boundaries of: S0305 

50-005-1330, Crabs, horseshoe, permit not required to possess a cast 

off or molted shell of, DNR to grant permits: S0305 

50-005-1335, Blue crab traps, unlawful to set a trap used for taking for 

commercial purposes: S0305 

50-005-1705, Fish, catch limits revised: S0305 

50-005-1705, Flounder, catch limits, unlawful for a person to take 

more than 15 flounder in one day; not to exceed 30 flounder 

in one day on any boat: S0559 

50-005-1705, Tarpon, catch limits, unlawful for a person to take or 

possess more than one tarpon in any one day or a tarpon of 

less than 77 inches in fork length: S0590 

50-005-1710, Fish, catch limits revised: S0305




50-005-2730, Black Sea Bass, do not apply to, provide a lawful catch 

limit and size for species of fish; no closed season for black 

sea bass: H3735 

50-009-0020, Hunting and fishing license, duration of licenses for recreational 

and commercial use and permits department to 

issue a license that expires on the day before the anniversary 

of issuance: S0584 

50-009-0030, Hunting and fishing license, residency requirement provisions: 

S0584 

50-009-0030, Hunting and fishing license, revise residency requirements 

of an active member of the Armed Forces, provisions: 

H3246 

50-009-0320, Hunting license, completition of hunter’s education program 

to not include members of the armed services, provisions 

to: H3032 

50-009-0350, Hunting and fishing license, apprentice hunting license, 

holder of who obtains a certificate of completion prior to 

expiration date will use apprentice license as hunting 

license: S0584 

50-009-0510, Hunting license, remove that is valid only in a single 

county; remove restrictions on 3 year license purchase; 

clarify requirements for migratory waterfowl permits: 

S0584 

50-009-0525, Fishing license, disabled veteran, classified as at least 

50% disabled may obtain a three-year disability combination 

license or a 3-year disability fishing license for a onetime 

fee of ten dollars: S0573 

50-009-0530, Hunting and fishing license, Catawba, no cost to a 

Catawba licensee for any other tags required by law for 

recreational hunting and fishing except for activities controlled 

by lottery: S0584 

50-009-0540, Fishing license, recreational licenses, residents and nonresidents 

must purchase ant other license that grants fishing 

privilege; delete lakes and reservoirs permit; temporary 

license changed to 14 days: S0584 

50-009-0640, Fishing license, nongame freshwater fish, tags must be 

attached to take: S0584 

50-009-0665, Bear Tags, requirement for: S0584 

50-009-0920, Hunting and fishing license, revenue from sale of, make 

conforming changes: S0584 

50-009-0950, Fish and wildlife protection fund, fund assets and uses: 

S0584 

50-009-0955, Fish and wildlife deferred license fund, annual transfer 

of funds: S0584 

50-009-0960, Marine Resource fund, fund assets and uses: S0584 

50-009-0965, Marine Resources Deferred license fund, annual transfer 

of funds: S0584 

50-011-0020, Migratory Waterfowl Committee, increase composition 

by one member who is a designee of the delta waterfowl 

association: H3814 

50-011-0310, Antlered deer, open season in game zone 1 with archery 

equipment and firearms is October 11 through January 1; 

regulations of provisions: S0551 

50-011-0310, Deer, delete prohibition on baiting deer in Game Zones 

1 and 2: S0091 

50-011-0430, Bear hunting, unlawful to possess a captive bear, bear 

used for baying must be taken into custody by department; 

department to make every effort to place bears in suitable 

environment: S0777 

50-011-0430, Bears, captive bear for which a permit has been issued 

and which DNR believes is being used for bear-baying 

must be taken into custody, provisions for placing in a zoo 

or animal park: H3490 

50-011-0520, Wild turkeys, establish one statewide hunting season of; 

bag limit of four gobblers per season; DNR may declare an 

open or closed season only on wildlife management areas: 

H3777 

50-011-0544, Wild Turkey, transportation tags, to be issued by DNR 

for $5: H3778 

50-011-0740, Hunting, property used for unlawful, additional types of 

properties included; penalties revised: H3762 

50-011-0854, Crow hunters, exempt crow hunters from a requirement 

to wear certain clothing while hunting: S0196 

50-013-0010, Freshwater fishing, bait fish terms revised: S0304 



50-013-0060, Fish, game fish technical change: S0304 

50-013-0200, Freshwater game fish, revise the age of persons in a boat 

that may use unlimited number of devices; revise number 

of trout that may be taken; smallmouth bass length limits, 


















50-013-0325, Nongame fish in gill nets, reduce the minimum distance 

required between nets placed on the Little Pee Dee River 

upstream of punch bowl landing: H3579 

50-013-0620, Nongame fish, commercial trotline which uses fifty or 

fewer hooks must be marked at intervals of 25 hooks; age 

revisions; revise number of set hooks a recreational fisherman 

may use: S0304 









50-013-0665, Fishing, hooks, revise size of that may be used in certain 

rivers: H3571 

50-015-0010 through 50-015-0090, Nongame and endangered species, 

rename chapter as; delete section that regulates alligator 

hunting, control and management: S0714 

50-015-0065, Alligators, hunting season of on private land from September 

first through May 31st: S0165 

50-021-0860, Airboats, restrictions on, create an exception to the provision 

that limits the hours of operation of airboats along 

certain rivers in Georgetown and Horry Counties: H4032 

50-025-1310 through 50-025-1370, Spartanburg County, Lakes William 

C. Bowan and H. Taylor Blalock, restrictions placed 

on use of watercraft on; specific types of; restriction signage 


Title 50, Chap. 015, Nongame and endangered species, rename chapter 

as; delete section that regulates alligator hunting, control 

and management: S0714 

Title 50, Chap. 025, Art. 013, Spartanburg County, Lakes William C. 

Bowan and H. Taylor Blalock, restrictions placed on use of 

watercraft on; specific types of; restriction signage provisions: 

S0558 

Title 51 

51-001-0040, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Parks and recreation 

department, allow department to carry forward 

unexpended funds to use for certain purposes; provisions: 

S0211 

51-003-0060, Handicapped or aging, state parks, such persons may 

use these facilities at one-half the prescribed fee; disabled 

veterans may gain admission to state parks without charge: 

H3513 

51-003-0060, Veterans, disabled, may enter any state park without 

charge upon presentation to the person in charge of the 

park of a current letter stating disability: S0572 

Title 53 

53-003-0120, Purple Heart Day, to be moved to August 7th: H3011 

Title 54 

54-001-0010 through 54-001-0040, General Provisions title designated: 

S0314 

381




54-003-0119, Restructuring Act of 2013, relating to the sale of certain 

property by the state ports authority: H3646 

54-007-0100, Hunley Commission, additional member of to be the 

Lieutenant Governor: S0156 

54-015-0020, Pilotage, Commissioners of for the Upper Coastal Area, 

increase number of members to eight: S0096 







Title 55 

55-001-0080, Aeronautics, aviation authority increase membership of: 

S0500 

Title 56 

56-001-0010, Mopeds and motor vehicles, terms revised and added: 

H3345 


56-001-0010, Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle Act, titling of, definitions 

of revised: S0326 





56-001-0140, Driver’s license, veteran designation on, remove the one 

dollar fee retained by the DMV on: S0576 

56-001-0176, Beginner’s permit and school attendance, conditions of 

for issuance of: S0158 

56-001-0180, Driver’s license, special restricted for minors, restrictions 

of may be waived to allow travel between home and 

church, provisions: S0079 

56-001-0286, DUI, under age of 21, offender who operates to have an 

ignition interlock device installed: S0137 







56-001-0396, Driver’s license, beginners permit, exception of: S0158 


driver’s license suspension provisions: S0142 

56-001-0400, DUI, issuane of an interlock restricted license, contents 

of provided for; penalties for not having ignition interlock 

dervice installed: S0137 





DUI, provisions: S0142 




56-001-0720, Careless driving, points assessed against driving record 

when person convicted of: H3630 


to use while driving, penalties for established: H3121, 

H3858 

56-001-0720, Texting, while driving second offense is a two point violation 

and third offense is a four point violation: H3118 

56-001-0720, Work zones, speeding in, create offenses of endangerment 

of a highway worker and aggravated endangerment 

of a highway worker, 2 point violation: S0139 

56-001-0748, Restricted driving licensing, technical changes made: 

S0137 




56-001-1320, Provisional drivers, technical changes made to: S0137 












56-001-2080, Driver’s license, commercial, intrastate vision waiver 

program established; certain impaired individuals may 

obtain waiver from sight requirements; waiver eligibility, 

procedures for obtaining: S0151 













56-002-0105, Golf carts, equipped with headlights and rear lights may 

be operated at night: H3594 

56-002-0105, Golf carts, permit decals and registration by DMV, provision 

applies to all-terrain vehicles, define terms: H3353 

56-002-2740, Mopeds, validation decals shall not be issued for vehicles 

that do not require property tax payment: H3345 

56-003-0020, Motor vehicle registration, delete certain terms within: 

H3345 

56-003-0120, Commercial motor vehicles, road use fee, conform timing 

of payments of applicable fees for: S0600 

56-003-0150, Foreign vehicle of a nonresident, property tax must be 

paid before it may be operated, provisions, penalties: 

S0025 


56-003-0250, Mopeds, registration of, provision does not apply too: 

H3345 



56-003-0620, Motor vehicles, registration fees, increase fees; $12 

from each fee shall be remitted to the state highway fund, 

fee provisions: S0616 

56-003-0630, Mopeds, motor vehicle classification, substitute the 

term moped for: H3345 

56-003-0630, Road fees, private passenger vehicle, truck included in 

definition of which is not used in trade or business may be 

registered upon payment of biennial registration fees: 

H3796 

56-003-0640, Vehicle registration, common carrier, to increase registration 

fee; $12 from fee to be remitted to the state highway 

fund: S0616 



56-003-0660, Property carrying vehicles, increase registration fees 

for; one-fourth of registration fee must be remitted to the 

state highway fund for interstate improvements: S0616 


delete Department of 










56-003-0760, Moped, biennial registration fees, term substituted for: 

H3345 




382







56-003-10410, License plates, Veteran special license plate, increase 

number of plates a person may be issued: S0319 

56-003-1110, Disabled Wartime Veteran license plate, decrease disability 

rating to receive; permanently disabled veteran my 

display a handicapped symbol and does not have to apply 

for handicapped placard: H3048 

56-003-12710, Special license plate, Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune, 

revise distribution of a portion of the fees collected from 

the issuance of: S0265 

56-003-1810, License plates, national guard, number of plates of 

issued to equal number of private motor vehicles registered 

in such persons name: S0126 

56-003-1815, Special license plates, national guard, issued to retired 

members of guard, provisions: S0126 

56-003-1820, Special license plates, to be issued for biennial periods: 

S0126 

56-003-1910, License plates, handicapped, issuance of wheelchair 

user decal to person certified as permanently handicapped: 

S0676 

56-003-1960, Handicapped parking placards, DMV to issue a wheelchair 

user placard, provisions: S0676 

56-003-1960, Handicapped placard, allow person to be issued 2, Veteran 

trying to obtain may be certified by a county veterans 

affairs officer: S0206 

56-003-1960, Handicapped placard, application for person may submit 

a certificate from a licensed registered nurse or physician 

assistant that certifies handicap status: H3372 

56-003-1965, Handicapped parking, free for, includes all spaces operated 

by governmental entities and parking garages: H3048 

56-003-2250, License plates, DMV to make technical changes; fee 

may be retained by for issuance of license plate, provisions: 

H3908 

56-003-2335, License plates, special, research and development plates 

issued; definitions of; plate to reference transmission 

research, provisions: S0620 

56-003-2340, Motor vehicle dealers, department may certify thirdparty 

providers to process title, license plates, temporary 

license plates and vehicle registration transactions on 

behalf of: H3904 

56-003-8000, License plates, technical changes made; department 

must develop a basic license plate design for all special 

organizational license plates which must be issued for all: 

H3908 

56-003-8100, License plates, technical changes made; department 

must develop a basic license plate design for all special 

organizational license plates which must be issued for all: 

H3908 

56-005-0050, Mopeds, operation of certain provisions revised: H3345 

56-005-0130, Mopeds, by definition are considered a motor vehicle 

not motorcycles: H3191, S0205 

56-005-0140, Mopeds, by definition are considered a motor vehicle 

not motorcycles: H3191, S0205 







56-005-0361, Mopeds, vehicles defined as passenger cars, moped 

term substituted: H3345 






















































56-005-1535, Work zones, speeding in, terms defined; create offenses 

of endangerment of a highway worker and aggravated 

endangerment of a highway worker: S0139 

56-005-1555, Moped, revise maximum speed limit that a moped may 

operate: H3345 

56-005-2510, Vehicle, stopped or parked, no person shall stop, park or 

leave standing upon a roadway when it is practicable to 

stop, park, or leave vehicle off the roadway: S0408, H3625 

56-005-2600, Parking violation, local governing body may not 

increase the amount of a parking violation fine without 

mailing written notice of the increase of the address of 

record the person cited within 48 hours of the increase: 

H3897 

56-005-2910, Reckless driving, person is guilty of reckless homicide 

if driving while under the influence, driving while 

impaired or use of cell phone that results in death of person; 

certain conditions for driver license reinstation: S0186 

56-005-2920, Reckless driving, certain persons who drive a vehicle 

while using a wireless communication device are guilty of; 

law enforcement may subpoena the data usage record and 

use as evidence; penalties: H3921 

56-005-2920, Reckless driving, to include distracted driving or inattentive 

driving that includes texting: H3630, H3858 

56-005-2930, DUI, person driving while under the influence of alcohol 

or other drugs: S0706 







383










56-005-3670, State Police created, delete the term Department of 

Public Safety and replace it with State Police or Division of 


56-005-2941, DUI, requires ignition interlock device, penalties for 

person incapable of working; length of time to have; ingition 

interlock device provisions: S0137 

56-005-2942, DUI, as long as person holds a valid ignition interlock 

license not required to surrender license plates and registrations: 

S0137 

56-005-2945, DUI, bodily harm or death as result of, person convicted 

of may enroll in ignition interlock devise program: S0137 







56-005-2950, DUI, implied consent for testing of: S0706 

56-005-2950, DUI, person must be offered the choice of a breath or 

blood test; person that registers an alcohol concentration of 

five one-hundredths of one percent or less may not be 

charged with DUI: H3041 

56-005-2950, DUI, testing, revise penalty imposed upon person who 

refuses to a chemical test: S0137 

56-005-2951, DUI, limits for, changed levels of unlawful alcohol concentration: 

S0706 

56-005-2951, DUI, person refusing to be tested, may enroll in ignition 

interlock device program in lieu of penalties: S0137 







56-005-2953, Breath test, video recording at test site, does not have to 

include a person’s conduct during the required 20 minute 

pre-test waiting period if person refuses to take test: S0778 







56-005-2990, DUI, revise penalties, include requiring certain persons 

to enroll in ignition interlock devices program: S0137 

56-005-3630, Motorcycle, unlawful to transport a person seven years 

of younger on: H3119 
























56-005-3710, Mopeds, person while operating must wear safety yellow 

reflective vests: H3190 






































































56-005-5015, Motor vehicle windows, revise permitted level of light 

transmission for sunscreening devices installed on: H3038 

384

























56-005-5670, Vehicles, metal recyclers, revise provision that establishes 

the condition of a vehicle that may be disposed to a 

demolisher without title certificate, magistrates order of 

sale or sheriff disposal authority certificate: H3397 































56-005-6540, Evidence in civil action, remove provision that violation 

of article is not neglience per se or contributory negligence: 

S0773 





















56-007-0010, Uniform traffic ticket, must be used in an arrest for a 

misdemeanor offenses within jurisdiction of magistrates 

court: S0168, H3562 

56-007-0010, Uniform traffic ticket, offenses of shoplifting and criminal 

domestic violence must be charged on: H3451 

56-007-0010, Uniform traffic tickets, authorize law enforcement officers 

to prosecute those offenses to reissue a uniform traffic 

ticket for another offense incident to a plea agreement: 

H3074 













56-009-0020, Moped, license plates issuance, delete certain terms: 

H3345 













56-010-0225, Insurance, permit use of mobile electronic device to satisfy 

proof requirement: H3623 

56-010-0225, Motor vehicle owner, proof of financial responsibility, 

delete requirement that owner must maintain; proof may be 

displayed on electronic device: H3034 



















56-011-0410, Road tax, increase road tax in same manner as user fee; 

change manner in which it is referred: H3498 

56-011-0410, Road tax, increase the fee to twenty-one cents a gallon: 

H3640, H3645 

56-015-0010, Manufacturers and dealers, terms redefined: S0382 

56-015-0010, Motor vehicles and motorcycle manufacturers, revise 

definition of terms: H3345 

56-015-0040, Manufacturer and dealers, may not require or coerce a 

motor vehicle to offer to sell any extended service contract, 

etc, to a specified finance company, provisions: S0382 

56-015-0060, Motor vehicle dealers, warranty, service and incentive 

claims, not disapproved in writing within 30 days shall be 

construed as approved, provisions: S0382 

385







56-016-0010, Motor vehicles and motorcycle manufacturers, revise 

definition of terms: H3345 

56-016-0140, Motorcycles, issuance of temporary dealer’s license that 

allows a holder to sell motorcycles: H3232 

56-019-0010, Mopeds, certificate of title, delete certain terms: H3345 

56-019-0220, Moped, do not need a certificate of title, provisions: 

H3345 

56-019-0265, Motor vehicles, liens against, lien recordings may be 

electronically transmitted; owners to maintain; department 

to convene a working group to develop program specifications: 

H3904 







56-032-0010 through 56-032-0020, Stop Methamphetamine Production 

Act, person selling a vehicle that was the site of a meth 

lab to disclose information in writing to purchaser: S0447 







Title 56, Chap. 032, Stop Methamphetamine Production Act, person 

selling a vehicle that was the site of a meth lab to disclose 

information in writing to purchaser: S0447 

Title 57 

57-001-0030, Transportation Department, to develop a process to prioritize 

and expedite projects relating to preserving, maintaining, 

rehabilitating and extending life of the existing 

state highway: S0184 

57-001-0310, Transportation department commission, increase by one 

at large member: S0600 

57-001-0370, Transportation Department, road and bridge preservation, 

maintenance and rehabilitation must be primary considerations 

when developing statewide transportation plan: 

S0184 

57-001-0370, Transportation department, mandatory priority list for 

selecting certain transportation improvement projects and 

nonmetropolitan area projects revised: H3995 

57-001-0730, Joint transportation review committee, required to conduct 

an annual oversight review of commission and department: 

S0600 

57-003-0110, Transportation Department, to maintain an inventory of 

the roads and bridges in the most urgent need of preservation, 

mainenance and rehabilitation of: S0184 







57-003-0615, Highway tolls, transportation department must conduct 

comprehensive congestion analyses on interstate highways 

and permit tolls to be utilized to fund increased capacity on 

highways: S0616 

57-005-0010, State Highway secondary system, all highways within 

state to be constructed to transportation department standards, 

funding of, revise the procedure to transfer roads to, 

adding of roads provisions: H3360 









386 




department, budget, carry forward into succeeding fiscal 

year of all unexpended federal funds, general fund 

revenues and bond proceeds: S0211 

Title 58 

58-003-0140, Public Service Commission, prior to submission of a 

regulation for General Assembly Review the commission 

to obtain a fiscal impact statement to file with proposed 

regulation: H3484 

58-007-0060, Gas, unlawful appropriation of: H3408, S0274, H3568 

58-007-0070, Gas meters, restructure the penalties of: H3408, S0274, 

H3568 

58-015-0870, Railroad or electric railway, provide a tier of penalties 

for violations: S0560 

58-015-0875, Railroads and electric railroads, unlawful to purchase, 

sell or transport railroad track materials; exceptions; penalties: 

S0560 

58-017-4080, Highway obstruction, by railroad or other object, 

obstruction is a misdemeanor, increase fines; remove 

notice requirements; every two hours of deemed as an 

additional offense: S0469 







58-023-0620, Vehicles, apportionment of any locacl license tax or fee 

imposed on such vehicles that are operated on interstate: 

S0600 







58-023-1220, Taxi, liability insurance minimum limits increased: 

S0061 

58-023-1230, Taxi, bond in lieu of liability insurance, increase minimum 

amount of the bond: S0061 

58-027-0020, Make chapter applicable to certain sections: H3295 

Title 58, Chap. 015, Art. 009, Railroads and electric railroads, unlawful 

to purchase, sell or transport railroad track materials; 

exceptions; penalties: S0560 

Title 59 

59-001-0425, Calendars, local school district board of trustees, to 

establish the opening date for the annual school calendar of 

schools, provisions: H3648 

59-001-0425, Make up days, Martin Luther King Jr. Day may not be 

designated as a potential make-up day when schools are 

closed due to inclement weather: H3136 

59-001-0425, School calendars, school district may use instructional 

hours or days to satisfy requirements for school calendars, 

collegial professional development and make-up days; 

year-round calendar provisions: H3474, H3955 

59-001-0435, Religious Viewpoints Antidiscrimination Act, require 

schools to provide a limited public forum for student 

speakers at certain events; exceptions graduations and athletic 

events, provisions: H3993 

59-001-0443, Prayer, permit schools to lead a prayer at the beginning 

of school day; student may leave classroom if they do not 

want to listen or participate in: H3526, H3634 





59-003-0010, State Superintendent of Education, appointment of by 

the Governor with advice and consent of the Senate; term, 

qualifications and filling of a vacancy in the office superintendent: 

S0521 

59-004-0120, Tuition, higher learning institution shall accept as full 

payment of all tuition and fees due for in-state undergraduate 

students whose tuition is paid based on prepayment 

contract; provisions: H3896




59-005-0065, Board of Education, to develop curricula to educate students, 

personnel and parents about child sexual abuse; list 

maintain of resources on: H3104 

59-010-0010, Healthy Students Act of 2013: S0599 

59-010-0310, Healthy Students Act of 2013: S0599 

59-010-0340, Snacks, sold for consumption, fat, calorie and sugar 

content standards that snack foods must meet in order to be 

sold in schools: H3726 

59-010-0380, Snacks, to be of certain nutritional requirements, to 

exclude fundraisers from: H3726 

59-016-0015, Expanded Virtual Learning Act: H3752 

59-018-0310, Education Maximum Act or Edumax Act, each student 

must demonstrate performance at grade level in English 

and Mathematics before promotion to next grade level, 

summer school provisions: H4088 

59-018-0310, Graduation, high school, exit exam, all students to take 

exam but need not attain any minimum score; student who 

failed and denied diploma may reenroll, provisions: H3919 

59-018-0320, Education standards, adoption of must not be implemented 

until approved by the general assembly by joint 

resolution: H3893 

59-018-0900, Annual report cards for schools, particular data must be 

compiled for military connected children; data compiled in 

a report available to public: S0754 

59-018-0900, Education Maximum Act or Edumax Act, academic performance 

rating, real student performance and test scores 

to be used for ratings: H4088 

59-020-0020, Instructional resource, definitions revised: S0362 

59-023-0210, School construction, school district to consider longterm 

operating expenses when determining the actual cost 

of construction, improvement and renovation of: H3531 

59-026-0030, Education Maximum Act or Edumax Act, teacher certificates, 

allow special part-time certificates: H4088 

59-029-0010, Personal hygiene, instruction, to be a required subject 

for each school district: S0021 

59-031-0210, Education Maximum Act or Edumax Act, textbook 

rental system, school district may opt out of, provisions: 

H4088 

59-031-0210, Textbooks, school district may opt out of the state textbook 

rental system and instead purchase the digital equivalent 

of, provisions: S0362 

59-032-0010, Comprehensive Health Education Act, revise definitions: 

H3435 

59-032-0020, Board of Education, to select and develop instructional 

units in sexual abuse and assault awareness and prevention 

with units appropriate for each age level: H4061 

59-032-0020, Education Board, instructional unit, to meet biennially: 

H3435 

59-032-0030, Comprehensive Health Education Programs, reproductive 

health instruction be accurate, grade levels changed; 


59-032-0030, Local school districts, to select and develop instructional 

units in sexual abuse and assault awareness and prevention 

with units appropriate for each age level: H4061 

59-032-0040, Comprehensive Health Education and Reproductive 

Health and Pregnancy Prevention instruction: H3435 

59-032-0060, Comprehensive Health Education Act, require each district 

report its complaince in a certain manner, provisions: 

H3435 

59-039-0115, High School diplomas, to certain veterans, to include the 

veterans of the era encompassing the Korean War and Vietnam 

War: H4284 

59-039-0160, High School Interscholastic Athletic Activities, allow 

education department to ensure without interruption: 

S0161, H3229 

59-040-0050, Charter school, located on military base to give enrollment 

priority to eligible students who are dependednts of 

military personnel living on the base, provisions: H3087 

59-040-0055, Charter school, power and duties including adoption of 

national industry standards for the school and closure of 

law performing schools: H3853 

59-040-0060, Charter school application, must be based on an application 

template with compliance guidelines developed by 

education department; contents provided for: H3853 



59-040-0065, Expanded Virtual Learning Act: H3752 

59-040-0070, Charter school advisory committee, delete committee; 

revise procedures required of applicant for: H3853 

59-040-0090, Charter school, final decisions of a school district; 

include final decisions of a public or independent institution 

of higher learning: H3853 

59-040-0110, Charter school, provide for circumstances when charter 

school shall permanently close; revise criteria to consider 

when revoking, provisions: H3853 

59-040-0115, Charter school, delete certain references: H3853 

59-040-0180, Charter school, delete references to advisory committee: 

H3853 

59-040-0210, Private school converted to a Charter School, provisions 

of does not apply under certain circumstances; provisions 

of conversion: H3472 

59-043-0010, Technical and Comprehensive Education Board, determines 

appropriate subjects for adult education: H3643 

59-043-0020, Technical and Comprehensive Education Board, transfer 

powers regarding adult education to: H3643 

59-047-0070, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, SC School 

For the Deaf and Blind, admission requirements: S0211 


Deaf and Blind, authorize the school to impose a student 

activity fee not to exceed $40; use of fee: S0211 

59-048-0035, Graduation, diploma from the special school of science 

and mathematics requirements: H3919 


Opportunity School, extend services to truants 15 years of 

age and older: S0211 

59-053-0030, Technical and Comprehensive Education Board, may 

authorize without Board of educations approval that a 

school may contract with local school district: H3643 

59-053-0050, Technical and Comprehensive Education, include adult 

education among powers and duties of: H3643 

59-053-1500, Greenville Technical College Area Commission, reconstitute 

membership of commission, terms and appointing 

procedures (Act. No. 743 section 1A of 1962 designated 

as): H3829 



procedures (Act. No. 743 section 4 of 1962 designated as): 

H3829 



procedures (Act. No. 743 section 5 of 1962 designated as): 

H3829 

59-059-0170, Education and Economic Development Act, conforming 

changes made: H3410 

59-059-0190, Education and Economic Development Act, conforming 

changes made: H3410 

59-063-0030, Attendance in a public school district without charge, 

eliminate provision allowing a child to qualify if he owns 

real estate in the district assessed at $300 or more: H3383 

59-065-0010, School, compulsory age for attending changed to eighteen: 

H3339 

59-065-0030, School age, compulsory age, to make conforming 

changes to: H3339 

59-065-0040, Home Schooling Programs, delete basic skills assessment 

program from the statewide testing required of: 

H3478 

59-065-0045, Home Schooling program, testing provisions; payment 

of testing if at home; annual reports of provisions: H3478 

59-065-0047, Home Schooling program, student participation in statewide 

testing; testing of provisions: H3478 










387







59-067-0460, Buses, county school board is responsible for payment 

of maintenance costs incurred under contract; financial aid 

from state; may request title and control of school buses, 








59-067-0585, State fleet, school bus fleet, preference in purchasing 

hybrid buses when quality are comparable to other school 

buses: S0402 

59-101-0430, Illegal alien, public institution of higher learning in this 

state shall not accpet a matricula consular card issued by 

another country as verification of a person’s lawful presence 

in the United States: S0036 




59-109-0030, Restructuring Act of 2013, relating to the educational 

facilities authority for private nonprofit institutions of 

higher learning: H3646 




59-109-0040, Restructuring Act of 2013, relating to the educational 

facilities authority for private nonprofit institutions of 

higher learning: H3646 

59-111-0020, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, free tuition 

for certain Veterans’ children, provide that the age limitation 

is suspended for certain reasons: S0211 

59-111-0320, Tuition, Aging, person over age 60 attending classes 

without payment of tuition, delete provision that the persons 

receiving compensation as full-time employees must 

pay tuition: S0259 

59-112-0020, Tuition, in-state tuition rates to eligible persons funding 

their post-secondary education with the U. S. Department 

of Veterans Affairs GI Bill: S0093 

59-112-0050, Tuition rates, for military personnel and dependents, 

veterans who are honorably discharged may receive instate 

tuition rates: H3086, S0787 

59-114-0030, National Guard College Assistance Program, clarify 

each academic year’s annual maximum grant based on the 

amount of available program funds: H3784 

59-114-0040, National Guard College Assistance Program, members 

of become eligible for upon completion of basic training 

and advance training: H3784 

59-114-0065, National Guard College Assistance Program, appropriations 

to allowed to be carried forward, exemption provisions: 

H3784 




59-115-0020, Restructuring Act of 2013, provide that their respective 

governing body shall be the SCAA, make conforming references: 

H3646 




59-115-0040, Restructuring Act of 2013, to provide that their respective 

governing body shall be the SCAA, make conforming 

references: H3646 

59-116-0010, Campus Police Officer, definitions revised, jurisdiction 

of revised, revise markings allowed on cars of: S0062 





59-116-0050, Campus Police Officer, substitute terms regarding: 

S0062 

388 



59-116-0060, Campus Police Officer, terms substituted regarding: 

S0062 

59-116-0080, Campus Police Officer, substitute terms regarding: 

S0062 

59-116-0100, Campus Police Officer, provisions also applies to arrest 

of person by campus security officer: S0062 

59-116-0120, Campus Police Officer, employing security personnel, 

provisions applies to private colleges and universities: 

S0062 

59-117-0010, Board of Trustees, add one member to each of following, 

University of South Carolina, Clemson University, 

Medical University of South Carolina, Citadel, Winthrop, 

SC State, Lander, Coastal Carolina and Francis Marion: 

H3572 





H3572 





H3572 





H3572 





H3572 

59-121-0055, Citadel Board of Visitors, nonprofit eleemosynary corporation 

established by, remove limit on amount of funds 

the board may transfer to: H3502, S0401 





H3572 





H3572 





H3572 

59-127-0020, South Carolina State University, Board of trustees, 

reconstitute by revising the number of board members; two 

at-large seats filled by election of General Assembly and 2 

appointed by the Governor: H4014 

59-127-0020, South Carolina State University, end the terms of 

elected members on the board; in 2013 General Assembly 

to elect persons to serve on all elected board seats; terms 

and successors: H3393 

59-127-0020, South Carolina State University, revise number of board 

members and manner of election of; elimination of three 

at-large seats, addition of seat of University Alumni, provisions: 

H3445 





H3572








H3572 





H3572 





H3572 

59-139-0060, Exit exam, high school assessment study committee created; 

provisions and duties; termination of study committee: 

H3919 

59-149-0030, Life scholarship, full-time enrollment requirement: 

S0394 

59-149-0050, Life scholarship, requirements for: S0394 

59-149-0060, Life scholarship, duration of scholarships: S0394 

59-150-0060, Lottery Commission, powers and duties: H3555 

59-150-0090, Lottery commission, executive director has authority to 

enter into contracts, includes contracts for a private entity 

to organize and conduct education lottery: H3555 

59-152-0010, First Steps, redesignate county partnerships: H3428, 

S0291 

59-152-0020, First Steps, redesignate county partnerships: H3428, 

S0291 

59-152-0030, First Steps, restate certain goals of student readiness: 

H3428, S0291 

59-152-0040, First Steps, oversight of the initiative, require accountability 

for: H3428, S0291 

59-152-0050, First Steps to School Readiness, Office of, revise time 

for audits of: H3428, S0291 

59-152-0060, First Steps, partnership in each county; meeting and 

election provision: H3429, S0291 

59-152-0070, First Steps in School Readiness, local partnership board 

duties: H3428, S0291 

59-152-0090, First Steps, grant funds, established as local partnership 

grants: H3428, S0291 

59-152-0100, First Steps, grant funds, revise use of: H3428, S0291 

59-152-0120, First Steps, grant funds, use of revised: H3428, S0291 

59-152-0130, First Steps, grant funds, use of revised: H3428, S0291 

59-152-0140, First Steps, carry forward funds of provisions: H3428, 

S0291 

59-152-0150, First Steps, accountability systems: H3428, S0291 

59-152-0160, First Steps, progress evaluations, obsolete terms deleted: 

H3428, S0291 

59-154-0010, Campus Police, may also cooperate with local law 

enforcement officials: S0523 

Title 60 


the confederate relic room and military museum commission, 


Title 60, Chap. 017, Restructuring Act of 2013, establish the confederate 

relic room and military museum commission, provisions: 

S0022 

Title 61 

61-002-0090, Alcohol license permit, required an applicant for a permit 

for on-site consumption of alcohol to provide certification 

of the existence of a recycling plan or basis for 

exemption: H3901 

61-002-0180, Raffles, clarify that this section does not authorize the 

use of a device prohibited by section 12-21-2710: H3025, 

S0003 

61-004-0580, Beer and wine, sale of, prohibit placement of portable 

containers or coolers containing beer or wine near doors: 

H3297 

61-004-0580, Game promotions allowed by holders of permits for sale 

of beer or wine, to clarify that this item does not authorize 

the use of any device prohibited by section 12-21-2710: 

H3025, S0003 



61-004-0735, Wine wholesaler, may donate wine to nonprofit organizations, 

political parties, and candidate campaign committee, 


61-004-0940, Beer wholesaler, may donate beer to nonprofit organizations, 

political parties, and candidate campaign committee, 


61-004-1515, Beer, 14% alcohol by weight is the maximum may be 

offered for on-premises consumption; allow for sale of 64 

ounces of beer to a consumer every 24 hours, provisions: 

H3554, S0423 

61-006-0020, ABC Act, business that meets the definition of furnishing 

lodging must offer at least 18 rooms for accommodation 

on a regular basis: S0496, H3956 

61-006-0140, Retail liquor store licenses, expand number of licenses 

available to an eligible licensee from three to ten: S0404 

61-006-0150, Retail liquor store, expand interests of licensee from 

three to ten stores: S0404 

61-006-1500, Alcoholic, dealers, prohibit certain transactions to 

another retail dealer in certain situations; prohibit certain 

transactions between locations owned by same retail 

dealer, provisions: H3512 

61-006-1560, Alcoholic liquors, allow a retail dealer to offer discounts 

at the register through the use of premiums or coupons, 

provisions of: H3512 

61-006-2010, Alcoholic liquors, by the drink, reduce application fee 

for the 52 week temporary permit: S0494 











61-006-4160, Alcohol, sale of on election day: H3539 













Title 62 

62-001-0100 through 62-001-0509, Probate Code, define jurisdiction 

of; determine intestate succession; process of executing a 

will; local and foreign personal representation: S0143 










62-006-0101 through 62-006-0307, Probate Code, governance of nonprobate 

transfers and SC Trust Code: S0143 

62-007-0103 through 62-007-1106, Probate Code, governance of nonprobate 

transfers and SC Trust Code: S0143 

62-007-0903, Uniform Principal and Income Act, extend application 

of the fiduciary responsibilities to the instance of fiduciary 

exercising a discretionary power in connection with conversion 

of income trust to total return unitrust: S0396 

Title 62, Art. 001, Probate Code, define jurisdiction of; determine 

intestate succession; process of executing a will; local and 

foreign personal representation: S0143 

389













Title 62, Art. 006, Probate Code, governance of nonprobate transfers 

and SC Trust Code: S0143 

Title 62, Art. 007, Probate Code, governance of nonprobate transfers 

and SC Trust Code: S0143 

Title 63 

63-001-0500, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Guardian Ad 

Litem program, funds to be administered separately: S0211 


to the new 

63-001-1330, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Continuum of 

care for Emotional disturbed childrens division, authorize 

the use of carry forward funds: S0211 




63-003-0030, Family Court Judge, must be appointed by the Governor 

with advice and consent of Senate: S0197 

63-003-0530, Child support, eliminate language that allows for child 

support obligation to run until the end of the school year 

after the child reaches 19: S0030 

63-003-0530, Child visitation, grandparents, delete provisions requiring 

one or both parents of child to be deceased; depriving 

grandparent visitation to be in excess of 90 days; grandparents 

to have maintained relationship with child: H3168 

63-003-0530, Family court, can establish a recovery court program in 

each judicial circuit: S0345 

63-007-0020, Child protection and permanency, definitions revised: 

H3732 

63-007-0040, Infant safe havens, location of to post notice of; DSS to 

prepare notification of: H4062 

63-007-0310, Child abuse and neglect, require reports to be made 

within a certain period of time after receipt of information, 


63-007-0310, Child abuse, any person in the state that suspects must 

report abuse or neglect: H3024 

63-007-0360, Child abuse, any person that suspects must report to the 

coroner: H3024 

63-007-0450, Child abuse, any person that suspects must report it to 

DSS: H3024 

63-007-0730, Child custody, encourage placement of child with 

grandparent or other relative of first or second degree 

under certain circumstances, provisions of: H3464, S0371 

63-007-0920, Stop Methamphetamine Production Act, prohibit DSS 

from placing a child who has been exposed to methamphetamine 

use with a relative involved in such illegal activity: 

S0447 

63-007-1680, Jaidon’s Law, placement plan, further provide for visitation 

rights and obligations of the parents under the plan: 

H3102, S0005 

63-007-1680, Placement plan, establish preference for placement of 

sibling groups together in same out-of-home placement: 

H3465 

63-007-1690, Family Court, allowed to permit a parent to participate 

in recovery court program operated by DSS: S0345 

63-007-1690, Jaidon’s Law, placement plan, contents of made mandatory: 

H3102, S0005 

63-007-1710, Jaidon’s Law, parental rights termination provisions: 

H3102, S0005 

63-007-1940, Jaidon’s Law, child abuse registry, parent to be placed 

on if child tests positive for drugs: H3102, S0005 

63-007-2310, Foster Care, goal of the state is that no more than 2617 

title IV-E funded children will remain in foster care for 

more than 24 months: H3816 

63-007-2570, Jaidon’s law, abuse, termination of visitation rights due 

to, provisions: H3102, S0005 

63-009-0030, Placement plan, siblings defined: H3465 

390 



63-009-0060, Adoption, any resident of the state may adopt a child 

except as prohibited in certain sections: H3898 

63-009-0780, Adoption, clarify that the release of nonidentifying 

information to an adoptee regarding the health and medical 

history of an adoptee’s biological parents, agency to 

release information to adoptee: S0716 






63-011-0700, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Foster Care 

Review Division, to restructure certain programs: S0211 














63-011-1140, Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, Children’s 

case resolution system provisions: S0211 























63-011-1720, First Step, Board of Trustees, composition revised: 

H3428, S0291, H3721 

63-011-1930, Child fatality advisory committee, add two members to 

the committee: S0355 

63-011-1940, Child fatalities, delete certain provisions requiring the 

department to proceed with an investigation or to close a 

case: S0355 

63-013-0020, Childcare facilities, revise definitions of: S0442 

63-013-0020, Childcare facilities, revise the daytime programs and 

day camps definitions of: H3532 

63-013-0040, Childcare facilities, background check for employment 

in, prohibit employment of person convicted of unlawful 

conduct toward a child, cruelty to children or child endangerment: 

S0439, H3856 

63-013-0080, Childcare facilities, annual inspections of by the department 

of social services: S0772 

63-017-2110, Health Coverage, for a child, to eliminate need for the 

social security number to be in the order: S0390 

63-017-2310, Child support, entities that supply information to DSS 

must also supply it to clerks of court, provisions: H3099 


Department, parole, allow up to a ten-day reduction of: 

S0211





Department, placing of juveniles in marine and wilderness 

programs: S0211 


Department, sell of natural resources, direct funds 

derived from: S0211 

63-019-0830, Family court detention hearings, delete provisions 

allowing child to waive the right to counsel: H3520 

63-019-1030, Family court detention hearings, delete provisions 

allowing child to waive the right to counsel: H3520 




63-019-1860, Juvenile and employment of probation counselors, Coroners, 

substitute term law enforcement training council for 











63-019-1880, Juvenile and employment of probation counselors, Coroners, 

substitute term law enforcement training council for 


CODE SECTIONS OF 1976 REPEALED 

Title 01 

01-011-0010, Composition of the Budget and Control Board: H3646 

01-011-0022, Organization of Staff Sheets: S0022 

01-011-0430, Budget and Control Board, powers to govern the use of 

telecommunications systems and the office of information 

and technology deleted: H3117, S0225 

01-011-0495, Monitoring revenues and expenditures to determine 

year-end deficits; quarterly appropriations allocation; supplemental 

appropriations: H3646 

01-030-0110, Office of Governor: S0022, H3646 

Title 04 

04-010-0720 through 04-010-0810, Local option sales and use tax for 

local property tax credits: H3341 

Title 04, Chap. 010, Art. 007, Local option sales and use tax for local 

property tax credits: H3341 

Title 07 

07-003-0010, Election Commission: H3197 

07-011-0030, Candidates, convention nomination of: H3298 

07-011-0220, Notice or pledge by candidates for State Senator: H3298 

07-015-0470, Absentee ballots, other than paper ballots: H3176 

Title 08 

08-013-0310 through 08-013-0365, State Ethics Commission: H3772, 

H3945 

08-013-0510 through 08-013-0560, Senate and House of Representatives 

Ethics Committees: H3772, H3945 

08-013-0530, House of Representatives and Senate Ethics Committees: 

H3407, S0347 


H3407, S0347 


H3407, S0347 

08-013-0710, Reporting of particular gifts and authorized reimbursements 

for speaking engagements: H3945 

08-013-0715, Reporting of particular gifts and authorized reimbursements 

for speaking engagements: H3945 

Title 08, Chap. 013, Art. 003, State Ethics Commission: H3772, 

H3945 

Title 08, Chap. 013, Art. 005, Senate and House of Representatives 

Ethics Committees: H3772, H3945 

Title 09 

Title 09, Chap. 004, Public Employee Benefit Authority (PEBA), 

abolish authority and transfer powers to the Contracts and 

Accountability Authority for specified policy matters and 

to Department of Administration and divisions: H3646 

Title 11 

391 

CODE SECTIONS OF 1976 REPEALED (Continued) 

11-011-0090, Budget and Control Board, statements and balance 

sheets: S0022 

11-011-0090, Joint open meetings of the standing committees of each 

house of the General Assembly in charge of appropriation 

measures: H3647 

11-011-0155, Homestead exemption trust fund: H3341 

11-011-0156, Homestead exemption trust fund: H3341 



and technology deleted: H3117, S0028, S0225 



and technology deleted: H3117, S0028, S0225 

Title 12 

12-006-0010 through 12-006-5595, Income tax, deleted, replace with 

provisions of Fair Tax Act: H3116, S0185 

12-008-0010 through 12-008-2040, Income tax withholding, deleted, 

replace with provisions of Fair Tax Act: H3116, S0185 

12-011-0010 through 12-011-0060, Bank tax, deleted, replace with 


12-013-0010 through 12-013-0100, Building and loan association tax, 

deleted, replace with provisions of Fair Tax Act: H3116, 

S0185 

12-016-0010 through 12-016-1950, Estate Tax, deleted, replace with 


12-036-0005 through 12-036-2692, Sales Tax, deleted, replace with 


12-036-1110 through 12-036-1130, Statewide additional one percent 

sales and use tax the revenues of which reimburse school 

districts for the homestead exemption for all property tax 

millage imposed for school operations: H3341 

12-036-2130, State Sales tax: H3522 

12-037-0850, Courts, removal of the jurisdiction to hear matters originated 

from the taxpayer concerning allegations of false 

returns, tax evasion or fraud: S0007, H3018, H3179 

12-037-2735, Personal property tax relief fund establishment: H3018, 

S0007, H3179 

12-037-3110 through 12-037-3170, Real Property Valuation Reform 

Act: H3341 

12-039-0010, County Auditor appointment: H3179 

12-058-0010 through 12-058-0190, Taxpayer Bill of Rights, deleted, 

replace with provisions of Fair Tax Act: H3116, S0185 

12-059-0030, Lands, relating to the sufficiency of deeds of lands forfeited 

to the State Commissions in year 1939: S0007, 

H3179, H3018 

12-059-0110, Forfeited land commission, fees and costs of the sheriff 

for services provided to in regards to delinquent tax seizures: 

S0007, H3179, H3018 

12-062-0010 through 12-062-0100, Motion Picture Incentive Act, 

deleted, replace with provisions of Fair Tax Act: H3116, 

S0185 

Title 12, Chap. 006, Income tax, deleted, replace with provisions of 


Title 12, Chap. 008, Income Tax withholding, deleted, replace with 


Title 12, Chap. 011, Bank Tax, deleted, replace with provisions of Fair 

Tax Act: H3116, S0185 

Title 12, Chap. 013, Building and loan association tax, deleted, replace 

with provisions of Fair Tax Act: H3116, S0185 

Title 12, Chap. 016, Estate Tax, deleted, replace with provisions of 


Title 12, Chap. 036, Art. 011, Statewide additional one percent sales 

and use tax the revenues of which reimburse school districts 

for the homestead exemption for all property tax millage 

imposed for school operations: H3341 

Title 12, Chap. 036, Sales tax, deleted, replace with provisions of Fair 

Tax Act: H3116, S0185 

Title 12, Chap. 037, Art. 025, Real Property Valuation Reform Act: 

H3341 

Title 12, Chap. 058, Taxpayer Bill of Tights, deleted, replace with provisions 

of Fair Tax Act: H3116, S0185 

Title 12, Chap. 062, Motion Picture Incentive Act, deleted, replace 

with provisions of Fair Tax Act: H3116, S0185 

Title 15 

15-067-0220, Claiming of real property through adverse possession: 

S0077




S0077 


S0077 


S0077 


S0077 

Title 19 

19-011-0050, Testimony, prohibition against testimony of a defendant 

being used against him in another criminal case: H3349, 

S0269 

Title 20 

20-001-0360, Validity of a marriage contracted without the issuance of 

a license: S0011 

Title 22 

22-001-0025, Magistrates, mandatory retirement age: S0071 

Title 23 

23-003-1200, SLED serving as the depository of certain schedule II 

controlled substance information: S0447 

23-031-0240, Relating to persons allowed to carry a concealable 

weapon while on duty: H3822 

Title 27 

27-037-0040, Ejectment of tenant for failure to show cause: H3471 

27-037-0080, Right of a jury trial: H3471 

27-037-0160, Execution of a writ of ejectment: H3471 

Title 33 

33-044-0101 through 33-044-1208, Uniform Limited Liability Company 

Act of 1996: S0377 

Title 33, Chap. 044, Uniform Limited Liability Company Act of 1996: 

S0377 

Title 36 

36-002-0208, Course of performance or practical construction: S0376 

36-02A-0207, Course of performance or practical construction: S0376 

Title 38 

38-053-0110, Professional bondsmen regulation of: H3135 







38-090-0235, Captive insurance company, protected cell insurance 

companies to apply to sponsored: H3797 

Title 40 

40-001-0075, Active Duty Military personnel exempt from continuing 

education requirements: H3224, S0417 

40-001-0077, Temporary professional or occupational licenses for 

military spouses: H3224, S0417 

40-007-0260, Master hair care specialists may use chemicals to wave, 

relax, straighten or bleach hair in a barber: S0585 

40-030-0065, Massage/Bodywork therapy, relating to duties of the 

disciplinary panel: S0214 

40-030-0070, Massage/Bodywork therapy, relating to duties of the 

disciplinary panel: S0214 

40-030-0210, Massage/Bodywork therapy, relating to procedures 

before the disciplinary panel: S0214 

40-047-0975, Physician assistants, on-the-job training: S0448 

40-047-0980, Treatment of patients in chronic care and long-term care 

facilities: H3618, S0448 

Title 41 

41-001-0085, Personnel action based on the use of tobacco products 

outside of the workplace: S0180 

41-027-0525, Unemployment benefits, availability of for person seeking 

only part-time work: S0112 

Title 47 

47-003-0070, County and municipal powers not limited by article: 

S0194 

47-003-0420, Animal, relating to allowable methods of euthanasia for 

an animal: S0640 

Title 48 

48-060-0050, Television manufacturer to provide recovery program or 

financial incentive of equal or greater value for sales or 

offers of sale of covered television devices; annual recycling; 

contact info provided to department: H3847 

Title 50 

50-005-1340, Commercial use of crab pots in little Chechessee creek 

in Beaufort County: S0305 


50-011-0940, Georgetown County, designate of certain property of the 

Belle W. Baruch Foundation in as a bird and game refuge: 

S0244 

50-011-0941, Belle W. Baruch last will and testament: S0244 

50-015-0065, Alligator hunting, control and management: S0584 

50-019-0960, Lancaster County; relating to deer hunting in to conform 

all areas of the county to the deer hunting provisions of 

game zone one: H3558 

Title 56 

56-001-1710, Moped, vehicle, motor vehicle, motorcycle, motor-drive 

cycle, motorcycle three-wheel, owner, and speed limitations 

on definitions revised: H3345 

56-002-0105, Golf cart permits and operation of: H3631 






















56-005-1536, Driving in termporary work zones and penalties for 

unlawful driving in termporary work zones: S0139 




56-009-0010 through 56-009-0630, Financial Responsibility mandates 

for motor vehicle operators: H3607 

Title 56, Chap. 009, Financial Responsibility mandates for motor vehicle 

operators: H3607 

Title 57 

57-005-0090, Belt lines and spurs, establishment and maintenance of: 

H3360, H3596 

Title 59 

59-003-0010, Election, bond and compensation of State Superintendent 

of Education: S0521 

59-010-0340, Vending machine snacks: S0599 

59-053-0010, Board for Technical and Comprehensive Education: 

H3132, S0068 

59-059-0180, Regional Education Centers: H3410 

59-103-0010, Commission on higher education: H3132, S0068 

59-116-0070, Campus Police Officer, posting of a bond by before the 

assumption of their duties: S0062 

59-152-0080, First Steps grants: H3428, S0291 

59-152-0110, First Steps, use of local partnership grant funds: H3428, 

S0291 

CODE VOLUMES REVISED AND ADOPTED 

No Entries 

COIN-OPERATED DEVICES 

See Gambling (this index) 

COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 

See Also Technical Education (this index) 

Appropriations made to higher learning institution from the lottery expenditure 

account must be reflected in its budget: H3130 

Campus Police Officers, definitions revised, terms substituted, jurisdiction 

of revised, marked car provisions, disciplinary actions 

against provisions: S0062 

392


COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES (Continued) 

Campus Police, may also cooperate with local law enforcement officials: 

S0523 

Citadel 

Board of Trustees, add one member to each of following, University 

of South Carolina, Clemson University, Medical University 

of South Carolina, Citadel, Winthrop, SC State, 

Lander, Coastal Carolina and Francis Marion: H3572 

Board of Trustees, election of, date set to May 1, 2013: H3957 

Board of Trustees, election of, date set to May 7, 2013: S0582 

Citadel Board of Visitors, nonprofit eleemosynary corporation established 

by, remove limit on amount of funds the board may 

transfer to: H3502, S0401 

Clemson University 





Clemson University Enterprise Act: S0535, H4039 



Coastal Carolina University 





Board of Trustees, election of set for June 5, 2013 at noon: S0745 

Board of Trustees, election of set for May 15, 2013: H3947, S0614 



College and University Board of Regents, membership and duties of; service 

of trustees; on July 1, 2013 duties of higher education 

commission and board for technical and comprehensive 

education devolved to: H3132, S0068 

College of Charleston 



Firearm, on private or public college, person authorized to carry who is a 

registered student or employee of may possess a firearm on 

premises, provisions: S0454 

Francis Marion University 







General Assembly, prohibit an incumbent or former member of from being 

elected or appointed to the governing board of a South Carolina 

college or university for a period of one year after terminating 

service: H3849, H4068 

Higher Education Commission 

College and University Board of Regents, membership and duties of; 

service of trustees; on July 1, 2013 duties of higher education 



Higher Education Commission and the Presidents of public colleges 

and universities, to support the efforts of the General 

Assembly to establish accountability-based funding for 

public colleges and universities: S0266 

Higher education base student cost, provided for and public institutions 

of higher learning must be funded by using the base 

student cost: S0089 

To take on certain actions to support the efforts of the General Assembly 

to establish accountability-based funding for public 

colleges and universities: H3518 

Higher Education, General Assembly to develop a system for funding the 

public higher education institutions on a uniform and nondiscriminatory 

per pupil basis, constitutional amendment 

proposed: S0086 

Higher education base student cost, provided for and public institutions of 

higher learning must be funded by using the base student 

cost: S0089 




States: S0036 


Lander University 







Medical University of South Carolina 





Board of Trustees, election of set for June 5, 2013 at noon: S0745 

Board of Trustees, election of set for May 15, 2013: H3947, S0614 




S0417 

National Guard College Assistance Program, clarify each academic year’s 

annual maximum grant based on the amount of available 

program funds; eligibility for members to participate in; 

appropriation provisions: H3784 

Scholarships 

Life scholarship, student with intellectual disability eligible for, term 

defined: S0394 

Scholarship, Life or Palmetto, student who changes major to an eligbile 

science or mathematics program is eligible for: S0208 

South Carolina State University 

Board of Trustees of, to delay its search and selection of President of 

the University after members to seats of congressional districts 

and at-large seats are filled: S0391 







SC State University, authorize the construction of a new classroom 

building and student center at; conform aggregate principal 

indebtedness amount to the additional amounts authorized 

by this act: S0415 

South Carolina State University, Board of trustees, reconstitute by 

revising the number of board members; two at-large seats 

filled by election of General Assembly and 2 appointed by 

the Governor: H4014 

South Carolina State University, end the terms of elected members on 

the board; in 2013 General Assembly to elect persons to 

serve on all elected board seats; terms and successors: 

H3393 

South Carolina State University, exempt an appointed or elected person 

serving on the governing body of, constitutional 

amendment proposed: H3446 

South Carolina State University, revise number of board members and 

manner of election of; elimination of three at-large seats, 

addition of seat of University Alumni, provisions: H3445 

Tuition 

Tuition rates, for military personnel and dependents, veterans who are 

honorably discharged may receive in-state tuition rates: 

H3086, S0787 

Tuition, Aging, person over age 60 attending classes without payment 

of tuition, delete provision that the persons receiving compensation 

as full-time employees must pay tuition: S0259 

Tuition, higher learning institution shall accept as full payment of all 

tuition and fees due for in-state undergraduate students 

whose tuition is paid based on prepayment contract; provisions: 

H3896 

Tuition, in-state tuition rates to eligible persons funding their post-secondary 

education with the U. S. Department of Veterans 

Affairs GI Bill: S0093 

Tuition, student who is not domiciled in SC and who has not been 

granted an out-of-state tuition rate waiver must commit to 

paying the out-of-state tuition rate for four years be acceptance 

to the universities: H3129 

University of South Carolina 

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COLLETON COUNTY 

SCHP Patrolman First Class Willie E. Peeples Memorial Interchange 

named: H4058 

SCHP Patrolman Norris Nettles Memorial Highway named: H3998 

COMMERCE DEPARTMENT 

Clean Energy Industry Market Development Advisory Council established 

within the Department of Commerce; membership and 

duties: H3644, S0525 

Regional Education Centers transferred to Department of Commerce: 

H3410 

COMMERCIAL CODE 

See Consumer Affairs (this index) 

COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES OR BOARDS 

See Also Agencies, State (this index) 

See Also Specific Agency, Commission, or Committee (this 

index) 

Aviation Commissions, appointment of additional members, counties with 

two municipalities with population in excess of fifty thousand 

the mayors shall serve as ex officio members of commission: 

H3638 

Board, Committee or Commission, State, no person who has attained the 

age of 72 may serve on; exceptions: S0373 



duties: H3644, S0525 

Created 

Brain Injury Leadership Council created, responsibilities and duties 

of; composition and appointment of; powers and authority 

of: S0127 

Budget Dependence on Federal Funding select committee created to 

evaluate the effects of reduction or elimination of federal 

funding on state budget due to federal fiscal policy: S0458 

Business Community Advisory Committee, established; membership 

and duties: S0619 

Charitable Bingo Advisory Committee created, membership and 

duties of; website of provisions; instant bingo provisions; 

bingo provisions: H3765 

Citizen Relations Committee established within each county; composition, 

power and duties of: H3012 

Constitutional study commission created, to produce reference material 

for delegates to a constitutional convention; convention 

and the election, duties and responsibilities of delegates of: 

S0243 

Drug laws study committee created, membership and duties: H3060 

Economic Development Joint Committee on created, to continue 

study of laws affecting economic development; membership 

and staffing of: H3437 

Free Health Care Study Committee, created, membership and duties of 

committee: H4009 

High Speed Rail System Commission, established to examine and 

develop a plan for action for; duties of commission, report 

findings to General Assembly by Janurary 2014: H3306 

Hospital Cost Disparity Study Committee created, to study the disparity 

in the amounts hospitals in this state charge for certain 

medical procedures billed to medicare; membership provisions: 

H4225 

COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES OR BOARDS 

Identity Theft Protection Fund created, to provide protection for taxpayers; 

General Assembly to appropriate amount necessary 

to fund: H3028 

Insurance Department Director Joint Screening Committee, established; 

membership and duties: S0350 

Joint Information Security Oversight Committee, to conduct a continuing 

study of laws affecting cyber security, membership 


Military connected children’s welfare task force created; composition 

of and duties: S0771 

Music Therapy Practice Advisory Group created: S0277 

Step Incentive for Successful Teachers in Low-Performing Schools 

study committee enacted; provisions, duties and membership: 

H4017 

Streamlining Government and Reduction of Waste Commission on 

created; membership and duties; recommendation submission 

requirements, provisions: S0226 

Student Bullying Advisory Council created in each school district, to 

be made up of students and parents: H3084 


on State House grounds as memorial to children 

whose lives ended before birth; powers and duties of commission; 


Higher Education Commission and the Presidents of public colleges and 

universities, to support the efforts of the General Assembly 

to establish accountability-based funding for public colleges 

and universities: S0266 

Hunley Commission, additional member of to be the Lieutenant Governor: 

S0156 

Migratory Waterfowl Committee, increase composition by one member 

who is a designee of the delta waterfowl association: 

H3814 

Minority Affairs Commission, required to eliminate eligibility for a Native 

American Indian Group to receive official recognized status; 

repeal any regulation for: S0611 

Real Estate Commission, membership, procedures for appointing seven 

commissioners to represent districts; LLR to have certain 

personnel designated for exclusive use of: H3771 




Technical and Comprehensive Education, include adult education among 

powers and duties of: H3643 

State Workforce Investment Board, increase membership of by adding a 

member to represent the Technical Colleges: H3863 

COMPTROLLER GENERAL 


Comptroller General, deleted from the list of state officers which must be 


amendment proposed: S0050, S0174 

Unemployment insurance trust fund debt, payments to eliminate must be 

calculated so that debt is eliminated no sooner then June 1, 

2018; trust fund solvency determined by comptroller general; 


COMPUTERS 

Caller Identification and Social Media Fraud, create offense of unlawfully 

altering identification of a callers number; penalties: S0157 

Computer Crime offenses, unlawful for person to directly or indirectly 

access a computer or network without property authorization 

for purpose of obtaining and releasing classified information, 

penalties: H3183 

Computer Monitor manufacturers, definitions revised; recycling programs; 

fees provisions; complaince provisions; discarding of provisions: 

H3847 

Cyberbullying, offense of created, define necessary terms; penalties: H3804 






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COMPUTERS (Continued) 

Social Media Identification Fraud, create offense of unlawfully acquiring 

and utilizing a social media user’s identity, penalties: 

H3449 

CONFEDERACY 

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CONGRESS 

See Federal Government (this index) 

See Requests and Memorials (this index) 

CONSERVATION 

Beach Preservation Act: H3390, S0503 

Beverage Container Recycling Act: H3235 

Energy System Freedom of Ownership Act: H3425 

Income Tax Credit,gift of land for conservation, credit equals twenty-five 

percent of total value of gift; maximum credit allowed 

increased to $150,000, provisions: S0033 

Local accommodation tax revenues, clarify that funds may be used for 

beach renourishment; allow municipalities or counties 

upon 2/3rds vote to hold funds for more than 2 years, provisions: 

S0294 

Property owners, allowed to apply to DHEC to protect property from the 

waters of the Atlantic Ocean, permit process, methods of 

protection specified: S0121 

Recycle, Beer or wine, holder of permit, to recycle each recyclable beverage 

container sold on premise in accordance with model recycling 

program of DHEC: H3901 

Sales tax exemption, for machinery used in production of electricity from a 

renewable energy source: H3301 

Soil and Water Conservation District commissioners, exemption for 

appointed commissioners form financial disclosure 


Wetlands Restoration Act: S0048 

CONSERVATION OFFICERS 

See Natural Resources Department (this index) 

CONSTABLES 

See Law Enforcement (this index) 

CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA 

Amendments Proposed 

Art, III, Sec. 038, General Assembly to designate funds in state treasury 

as trust funds; monies applied to trust fund may only 

be used for designated purpose; changes only by 2/3rds 

vote in each House: S0040 

Art. III, Sec. 007, General Assembly members, Senate and House 

members, the General Assembly to enact term limits: 

H3009 

Art. III, Sec. 007, Senate or House member, candidate must be a qualified 

elector of district for at least 90 consecutive days prior 

first day of filing: H3177 

Art. III, Sec. 007, Term limits, Persons may not serve in the House for 

more than four terms or 8 years in the General Assembly; 

Persons may not serve more than two terms in the Senate 

or 8 years in the General Assembly, provisions: H3006 

Art. III, Sec. 009, Session, provide for session to commence on the 

second Tuesday in February: H3259 

Art. III, Sec. 009, Session, provide for session to commence on the 

second Tuesday in February, to adjourn sine die not later 

than the first Thursday in May each year; allow General 

Assembly to convene in local session in January: H3340 

Art. III, Sec. 012, General Assembly, supervision of ethical conduct 

by members of, authority to discipline members is vested 

in state agency charged by law with investigating, enforcing 

& adjudicating allegations of misconduct: H3406, 

S0346 

CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA (Continued) 

Art. III, Sec. 034, Gambling, coin operated machines, possession of 

authorized in county if favorable vote of majority members 

of county’s legislative delegation or a petition signed by 

five percent of register electors: S0317 

Art. III, Sec. 036(B)(2), Capital reserve fund, prohibit funds from 

being expended for other nonrecurring purposes: S0111 

Art. III, Sec. 037, Senate, to elect among members a President to preside 

over the Senate: S0446 

Art. IV, Sec. 011, Lieutenant Governor, vacating office, removal from 

Senate, Governor to appoint replacement: S0446 

Art. IV, Sec. 012, Governor, disability of, conform appropriate references: 

S0446 

Art. V, Sec. 002, Supreme Court Justices, increase the number to 

seven on July 31, 2016: H3090 

Art. V, Sec. 003, Supreme Court Justices to be appointed by the Governor 

with advice and consent of Senate: S0200 

Art. V, Sec. 003, Supreme Court, configure terms of new and exisiting 

justices so that beginning in 2016 the terms of 2 justices 

shall expire every 2 years with all justices elected to 6 year 

terms: H3090 

Art. V, Sec. 009, Court of Appeals Judges to be appointed by the Governor 

with advice and consent of the Senate: S0200 

Art. V, Sec. 013, Circuit Court Judges to be appointed by the Governor 

with the advice and consent of the Senate: S0200 

Art. V, Sec. 026, Magistrates, must be appointed by majority of the 

resident circuit court judges in the judicial circuit where the 

magistrates will serve: S0235 

Art. V, Sec. 028, General Assembly, in appropriation act, out of estimated 

revenue of general fund, to appropriate to the judicial 

department an amount equal to one precent of general 

fund revenue of latest fiscal year, provisions: S0072 

Art. VI, Sec. 001, Elective office, person may not simultaneously offer 

for more than one state or local elective office in the same 

primary, special primary, runoff, or general or special election: 

H3593 

Art. VI, Sec. 007, Adjutant General, deleted from the list of state officers 

which must be elected; to be appointed by Governor: 

S0052, S0132, S0173, H3541, S0444, S0467 

Art. VI, Sec. 007, Agriculture Commissioner of, deleted from the list 

of state officers which must be elected; commissioner to be 

appointed by Governor: S0054, S0132, S0170 

Art. VI, Sec. 007, Comptroller General, deleted from the list of state 

officers which must be elected; to be appointed by Governor: 

S0050, S0174 

Art. VI, Sec. 007, Secretary of State, deleted from the list of state officers 

which must be elected; to be appointed by Governor: 

S0051, S0167 

Art. VI, Sec. 007, Superintendent of Education deleted from the list of 

state officers which must be elected; to be appointed by the 

Governor: S0109, S0053, S0132, S0175 

Art. VI, Sec. 007, Treasurer, State, deleted from the list of state officers 

which must be elected; to be appointed by the Governor: 

S0172 

Art. VI, Sec. 07A, Secretary of State, abolish office of; devolve duties 

and functions to the Attorney General: S0132 

Art. X, Sec. 006, Property tax, real property, General Assembly to 

define fair market value, eliminate the 15% on increases in 

the value of real property over 5 years and assessable transfer 

of interest, provisions: H3343 

Art. XI, Sec. 001, Board of Education, abolish the board effective 

upon the state superintendent of education being appointed 

by the Governor: S0053, S0132 

Art. XI, Sec. 003, Public Schools, require the General Assembly to 

provide for a high-quality education for all children in this 

state: H3255, S0388 

Art. XI, Sec. 005, Higher Education, General Assembly to develop a 

system for funding the public higher education institutions 

on a uniform and nondiscriminatory per pupil basis: S0086 

Art. XIII, Sec. 004, Adjutant General, military rank updated, upon 

expiration of term, must be appointed by Governor: S0132, 

S0173, H3541, S0444, S0467 

Art. XVI, Sec. 003, Constitutional convention, to present to the qualified 

electors of this state the question of whether to convene 

a convention to revise constitution: S0245 

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CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA (Continued) 

Art. XVII, Sec. 001, South Carolina State University, exempt an 

appointed or elected person serving on the governing body 

of: H3446 

Art. XVII, Sec. 003, Divorce, may be granted on the ground of continuous 

separation for 150 days: H3170 

Art. XVII, Sec. 007, Charitable organization, may conduct a raffle; 

standards of conduct and management of raffle; penalties: 

H3267 

Art. XVII, Sec. 007, Gambling, casino boat gambling referendum to 

be held in each county upon petition of one percent of registered 

voters or approval by two-thirds vote of legislative 

delegation: S0318 

Art. XVII, Sec. 007, Raffles, General Assembly may authorize to be 

operated by religious and charitable organizations, provisions 

regarding: S0239, H3457 

Art. XVII, Sec. 008, Public officers gambling or betting on games of 

chance, exception for participation in lotteries: H3289, 

H3516 

Art. XVII, Sec. 016, Candidate seeking elective office, must be a qualified 

elector of district for at least 90 consecutive days prior 

first day of filing: H3177 

Art. XVII, Sec. 07C, Gambling, General Assembly allowed to provide 

for establishment, administration, and regulation of casino 

gambling; limit to one casino in each five locations 

throughout State; special legislation regarding: S0389 

Art. XVII, Sec. 07C, Gambling, to establish riverboat gambling and a 

gambling commission: S0315 

Amendments Ratified 

Art. IV, Sec. 008, Lieutenant Governor must be elected jointly with the 

Governor: S0446 

Amendments Repealed 

Art. IV, Sec. 009, Lieutenant Governor, being President of Senate, 

having no vote unless a tie: S0446 

Art. IV, Sec. 010, Lieutenant Governor, being President of Senate, 

having no vote unless a tie: S0446 

Art. V. Sec. 027, Repeal provision requiring General Assembly to 

establish a judicial merit screening commission: S0200 

CONSTITUTION OF UNITED STATES 

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CONSTRUCTION 

See Also Buildings (this index) 

Energy Independence and Sustainable Construction Act of 2007, change 

certification stands with which major facility projects must 

comply; eliminate reference to leed and green globes certification: 

H3592 




CONSUMER AFFAIRS 

Bedding, secondhand, certain disclosures with sale of, penalties: H3127 



Commercial Code 

Commercial Code-funds transfers, make chapter applicable to remittance 

transfers, provisions of electronic fund: S0221 

Consumer reporting agency, required to provide the consumer with one disclosure 

copy of his or her file per month at no charge: 

H4151 

Emergency Care, clarify immunity extends to the administration of life-saving 

procedures such as CPR, provisions: H4145 







Identity Theft 

Identity Theft Protection Fund created, to provide protection for taxpayers; 

General Assembly to appropriate amount necessary 

to fund: H3028 

CONSUMER AFFAIRS (Continued) 

Identity Theft Unit created within the department of consumer affairs: 

S0334 

Identity fraud, financial transaction card crime, conform language to 

provide that it is not a defense when some acts of crime did 

not occur in this state or within jurisdiction: H3248 

Identity fraud, revise definition of personal identifying information 

and financial resources; venue for prosecution of identity 

fraud: H3062, S0078 

Identity theft protection, certain measures to safeguard protected consumers 

from becoming victims of; allow representatives to 

place a preemptive security freeze on protected consumers 

credit reports, provisions of: S0148, H3628 

Income tax credit, taxpayers may a refundable tax credit for cost and 

expenses incurred by the taxpayer for maintaining identity 

fraud and theft protection services: S0024, H3305 

Income tax credit, taxpayers may claim up to a two hundred dollar 

refundable tax credit for cost and expenses incurred by the 

taxpayer for maintaining identity fraud and theft protection 

services: S0017 

Income tax deductions, to include a deduction for costs to purchase 

identity theft protection: H3029 

Information Security, Department of, established, to protect the state’s 

information and cyber security; Technology Investment 

Council established, duties and membership provisions of: 

S0334 

Joint Information Security Oversight Committee, to conduct a continuing 

study of laws affecting cyber security, membership 


Tax credit, refundable, for a taxpayer that sustains an actual loss from 

identity theft, provisions: H3031 

Treasury, state, department of revenue identity theft reimbursement 

fund established; proceeds from the fund must be used to 

reimburse people whose id information has been compromised, 


Social Media Identification Fraud, create offense of unlawfully acquiring 

and utilizing a social media user’s identity, penalties: 

H3449 

CONSUMER PROTECTION CODE 


CONTRACTORS 

See Also Construction (this index) 

Contractors, licensure requirements, adjust the net worth requirements, 

obsolete language deleted: S0006 

Contractors, practicing without a license, must pay a fine of twenty-five 

thousand dollars and is guilty of a felony; monetary cap on 

penalties; Contractors licensing board may impose a penalty, 


Residential builders or contractors, prohibit certain acts by relating to roofing 

systems; license suspension by residential home builders 

commission changes made: H3409 




CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES 


See Pharmacies and Pharmacists (this index) 

CORONERS 

Coroners, substitute term criminal justice academy for term department of 

public safety: H3958 

CORPORATIONS 

See Businesses and Corporations (this index) 

CORRECTIONS, DEPARTMENT OF 

Bail, release conditions, person released on bail and is subsequently charged 

to be denied bail, provisions: S0038 

396


CORRECTIONS, DEPARTMENT OF (Continued) 

Civil No-Contact Orders, issuance of permanent and emergency, duration 

of, penalties: S0123 

Correctional facility employee, person convicted of assault and battery 

against must serve a mandatory minimum sentence of not 

less than 6 months, provisions: S0694 

Corrections Department, devolve all duties, dunction sand responsibilities 

upon the Department of Community and Institutional Corrections: 

S0146 

Corrections department, prohibited from using state funds to provide a prisoner 

with sexual reassignment surgery or hormonal therapy: 

S0080 

Corrections department, required to implement automated payment and 

recovery procedures to ensure medicaid is billed for eligible 

inpatient services; certain technology advances to 

improve claim accuracy, provisions: H3126, H3164 

Crime victims restitution, clarify that unclaimed restitution funds procedures 

apply to businesses no longer in existence, provisions: 

H3454 

Electronic Monitoring Devices, unlawful for any person to knowingly 

remove or destroy the operation of an electronic monitoring 

device, provisions: S0509 

Plea, allow a defendant to enter a conditional plea of guilty or no contest or 

nolo contendere reserving certain rights; procedure for 

acceptance of a conditional plea after plea agreement has 

been accepted, provisions: H3606 

Prisoner, time served, any time served under house arrest must be used in 

computing time served by the prisoner: H3193 

Probation, Parole and pardon services, powers and duties to be transferred 

to the department of correction, division of probation, 

parole, and pardon; require inmates to obtain a high school 

diploma: H3238 

Records, destruction of where charges were dropped, removal of mug shot 

of, provisions: S0700 

COSMETOLOGY 

Barber examiners board, issue mobile barbershop permits; establish permit 

requirements, regulation of provisions: H3456 

Barber, to include within the scope of professional services that may be performed 

in a beauty salon addition to cosmetology: S0585 

Board of Cosmetology 


Administrative citations and penalties (D. No. 4335): H4203 

Requirements of licensure in the field of cosmetology (educational 

requirements) (D. No. 4336): H4133, S0732 

Requirements of licensure in the field of cosmetology (sanitation 

and salons) (D. No. 4337): H4134 

Cosmetologist, esthetician, nail technician, expired license of, that expired 

on March 10, 2013-June 10, 2013 extend license of so that 

appropriate continuing education requirements may be 

met: S0514 

Cosmetology, license requirements, individuals may take either onsite or 

online courses: S0179, H3381 

Hair braiding, definition of revised, school offering hair braiding coursework 

must be registered with board; increase education 

requirements of for licensure: H3148 

Hair braiding, increase the education requirements of for licensure: H3148 

COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERNMENTS 

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COUNTIES 


COURTS 

Administrative Law Court 

Administrative Law Court, motor vehicle hearings within, all hearing 

officers must be compensated at the same rate: S0372 

Administrative law court, party may move for the court or lift or modify 

a stay imposed by the court; provisions: H3895 

Judges 

Administrative Law Judge position, reduce amount of time a 

member of the General Assembly must wait before 

appointment to to 1 year: H3304 

COURTS (Continued) 

Administrative Law Judges, judicial department to handle complaints 

against for violations of the Code of Judicial Conduct, 


Election of: H3071, S0094 

Judges, to be appointed by the Governor with advice and consent 

of Senate: S0197 


Children, out-of-court statements, allow admissibility of hearsay statements 

made to forensic interviewers; provisions of: S0443, 

H3854 

Circuit Court 

Bond revoked, circuit court authority to, commission of subsequent 

violent crime by person released on bond, penalties: H3051 

Circuit solicitor, clarify role of in the administration of a general sessions 

court docket, provisions: H3247 

Judges 

Election of: H3071, S0094, H3947, S0614 

Supreme Court Justices, Court of Appeal judges and Circuit 

Court Judges to be appointed by the Governor with advice 

and consent of Senate, constitutional amendment proposed: 

S0200 

Clerk of Court 

Clerk of Court or register of deeds, uniform standards for formatting 

documents submitted to; 6 month grace period; after grace 

period a nonconforming document must be accepted for 

recording, provisions: H4231 

Clerk of Courts 

Clerks of Court or municipal treasurers, require state auditor to conduct 

the audit in cooperation with entities that receive certain 

court fees, provisions: H3565 

Clerks of Courts, election of to be nonpartisan; special election provisions; 

nomination of candidates: H3499 

Clerks of Court 

Child support, entities that supply information to DSS must also supply 

it to clerks of court, provisions: H3099 

Court of Appeals 

Judges 





S0200 

Court or other enforcement authority prevented from enforcing foreign law 

in this state from a forum outside of the United States: 

S0081, S0060 

Custodial interrogation, certain statements made must be video recorded, 

provisions and exceptions: H3039, S0739 






Family Court 

Child abuse and neglect, court to indicate on the sentencing sheet that 

the act on which the conviction or plea of guilty is based 

involves: H4178 

Child, parent or guardian of may not waive the right to counsel when 

the family court proceeding may result in detention of the 

child: H3520 

Family Court, mediation required as means of resolving; certain 

requirements to serve as a mediator; rules of; provisions: 

H4063 


Family court, can establish a recovery court program in each judicial 

circuit; court is allowed to permit a parent to participate in: 

S0345 

Harassment and stalking, include in purview of offenses persons who 

commit the offenses while subject to terms of restraining 

order issued by the Family Court: H3717 

Judges 


Judges, must be appointed by the Governor with the advice and 

consent of the Senate: S0197 

Sex offender registry, family court with discretion to determine 

whether a juvenile is placed on the sex offender registry: 

H3566 

397



General Assembly, in appropriation act estimated revenue of general fund, 

to appropriate to the judicial department an amount equal 

to one precent of general fund revenue of latest fiscal year, 

provisions, constitutional amendment: S0072 

Judges 

Expungement, proceeding, must be heard by judge who presided over 

court when the finding of not guilty was entered: S0169 

General Assembly, member, may not be elected to judicial office for a 

period of 1 year after ceasing to be a member, prohibition 

extended to immediate family member of: H4068 

Judge, may not issue a bench warrant for failure to appear unless solicitor 

or clerk has provided notice to attorney of record 

before issuing: H3342 

Nonjudicial candidates, Joint legislative screening committee for to 

create three regional advisory councils consisting of ten 

members to assist in performance of duties regarding 

investigations of: H3447 

SC Retirement System, judges, solicitors, and public defenders, 

removing requirement that members of must retire by the 

end of the calendar year in which they turn 72: S0071 

Judicial Merit Selection Commission 

Judicial Merit Selection Commission, change process for nominating 

judicial candidates; delete requirement that race, gender, 

national origin be considered; terms revised: H3187 

Judicial Merit Selection Commission, names of each qualified candidate 

must be submitted to the General Assemblt rather than 

the names of the three candidates the commission deems 

best qualified: S0171 

Magistrate Court, require candidates for to be screened by the judicial 

merit selection commission before appointment by the 


Magistrate Court 

Bond, immediate release of person whose bond has been set by a magistrate 

or municipal judge upon posting the amount with 

the jail or detention center: H3396 

Court-ordered payments, include defendants who default on the various 

magistrates or municipal court ordered-payment, provisions: 

S0471, H3602 

Ejectment, fee for filing an expedited ejectment: H3145, S0009 

Fish, game and watercraft, magistrate court has both original and concurrent 

jurisdiction over these offenses: H3329, S0306 

Judges 

Magistrate vacancies, Supreme Court is responsible for appointing 

in each county; Supreme Court to appoint a screening 

committee to assist in: S0241 

Magistrate, may not commence a trial or require an attorney to 

appear on a Saturday or Sunday or after five except for an 

emergency; overtime pay for jurors and court personnel 


Magistrate, salaries, who is a licensed attorney in good standing 

with SC bar must be paid a base salary equal to 55% of circuit 

court judge’s slary, provisions: H3140 

Magistrates, establish a statewide uniform base salary for: S0131 

Magistrates, must be appointed by majority of the resident circuit 

court judges in the judicial circuit where the magistrates 

will serve; constitutional amendment proposed: 

S0235 

Lollis’s Law, Magistrate and Municipal courts to send a written notification 

changing of a court date by a certified letter to 

defendant or attorney: H3070 

Magistrate Constables, who have received required training are authorized 

to carry pistol when off duty: S0512 

Magistrate Court, increase civil jurisdiction to ten thousand dollars, 

provisions regarding payment of: S0047 

Magistrate Court, increase civil jurisdiction to twenty-five thousand 

dollars: H3077 

Magistrate Court, may convert certain unpaid court-ordered payments 

to civil judgement: S0471, H3602 

Magistrate Court, motion time for new trial and appeals, increase time 

period for; provisions: H3076, S0176 

Magistrate Court, prohibit Senators, family members of or legal associates 

from representing another person before a magistrate 

the Senator recommended for appointment: S0088 

Magistrate Court, require candidates for to be screened by the judicial 

merit selection commission before appointment by the 


398 


Magistrate courts, jury areas, to be established countywide: H3503 

Magistrate jury areas, revise and update the territorial descriptions of 

jury areas, references to maps updated: S0657 

Magistrate vacancies, Supreme Court must provide the Governor with 

nominees to fill; Supreme Court to appoint a screening 

committee to assist in: S0240 

Magistrate, to certify certain lawful machines, boards and other 

devices; must be in writing and fee charged for; certification 

to remain in business establishment: H3058 

Magistrates Court, increase civil jurisdiction to fifteen thousand dollars: 

S0153 

Magistrates, establish a statewide uniform base salary for: S0131 

Parole violation, Magistrate judge where prisoner charged with shall 

set bond for: H3042 

Property, allow petition to the Magistrates Court if the value of property 

seized is less than $7500; notice to owners provisions: 

H3251 

Tort claims act, increase jurisdiction for certain claims brought; representation 

in provisions: H3537 

Uniform traffic ticket, must be used in an arrest for a misdemeanor 

offenses within jurisdiction of magistrates court: S0168, 

H3562 


Municipal Court 




Court-ordered payments, include defendants who default on the various 

magistrates or municipal court ordered-payment, provisions: 

S0471, H3602 

Lollis’s Law, Magistrate and Municipal courts to send a written notification 

changing of a court date by a certified letter to 

defendant or attorney: H3070 

Municipal Court, must utilize setoff debt collection act on debts; if not 

successful Revenue Department to notify circuit solicitor, 


Pretrial Intervention Program 

Pretrial Intervention Program, allow a person to participate in a program 

more than once with solicitors consent: H3057 

Pretrial Intervention Program, person must not be considered for intervention 

if person has been accepted into program previous 

ten years: S0648 

Probate Courts 

Probate Judges, election of to be nonpartisan; special election provisions; 

nomination of candidates provisions: H3500 

Probate court, establish a central will registry within: H3199 

Process server, who is not an active law enforcement officer, may not serve 

a summons, by entering the private property if the landowner 

posts ’no trespassing’ signs: S0528 

Seized property, by a law enforcement agency without a warrant must be 

returned to lawful owner within thirty days unless court 

deems otherwise, provisions: H3040 

Solicitors 




State Grand Jury, person indicted by for a bailable offense must have a bond 

hearing within 24 hours and be released in a reasonable 

time: H3075 

Supreme Court 

Attorneys, may not practice law unless licensed by Supreme Court; 

requirement deleted that person must be a member of the 

SC Bar: S0152 

Justices 




S0200 

Supreme Court Justices, increase the number to seven on July 

31, 2016, constitutional amendment proposed: H3090 

Supreme Court, configure terms of new and exisiting justices so 

that beginning in 2016 the terms of 2 justices shall expire 

every 2 years with all justices elected to 6 year terms, constitutional 

amendment proposed: H3090



Magistrate vacancies, Supreme Court is responsible for appointing in 

each county; Supreme Court to appoint a screening committee 

to assist in: S0241 

Supreme Court may promulgate rules and regulations; SC Bar established, 

qualifications and requirements for admission; law 

requiring members of all attorneys suspended: S0152 


Worthless check unit, prohibited from accepting case where previously collected 

full restitution from drawer on more than 3 occasions, 


CREDIT CARDS 


CREDIT UNIONS 


CREDITORS, CREDIT SALES 



CRIMES AND OFFENSES 

Assault and Battery 

Assault and battery offenses, redefine term moderate bodily injury: 

H3348, S0273 

Assault and battery, crimes of person that unlawfully injures a law 

enforcement officer, EMS provider or firefighter commits 

offense of a high and aggravated nature: S0212, H3734 

Correctional facility employee, person convicted of assault and battery 

against must serve a mandatory minimum sentence of not 

less than 6 months, provisions: S0694 

Burglary 

Burglary, nonviolent, added to list of offenses delineated as a serious 

offense for purposes of three strikes: H3063 


Child Abuse/Neglect 

Brianna’s Law, homicide by child abuse, increase penalty to life without 

parole or death is State seeks death penalty: H3073 




Child abuse and neglect, require reports to be made within a certain 

period of time after receipt of information, provisions: 

H3371 

Child abuse, increase age of child whose death has been caused by 

child abuse or neglect to 18 for both offenses of causing 

death or aiding in: H3250 

Domestic abuse, circumstances under which mutual orders may be 

granted; authorize an order not in compliance with section 

may be vacated and records destroyed: H3775 

Jaidon’s law, child abuse, termination of parental rights due to, child 

abuse registry provisions, substance abuse provisions: 

H3102, S0005 

Cockfighting, increase penalties for offense: H3049, H3068 

Cockfighting, increase penalties; create new offense of being present at a 

structure where cockfighting is taking place; exceptions: 

S0529 

Computer Crime offenses, unlawful for person to directly or indirectly 

access a computer or network without propert authorization 

for purpose of obtaining and releasing classified information, 


Criminal Domestic Violence 

Choking, person who is guilty of the offense of a criminal domestic 

violence of a high and aggravated nature: H3080 

Criminal domestic violence, prohibit person convicted of from receiving 

or continuing to receive alimony from the victim of: 

H4283 



Uniform traffic ticket, offenses of shoplifting and criminal domestic 

violence must be charged on: H3451 



CRIMES AND OFFENSES (Continued) 

Cyberbullying, offense of created, define necessary terms; penalties: H3804 

DUI 

DUI, person must be offered the choice of a breath or blood test; person 

that registers an alcohol concentration of five one-hundredths 

of one percent or less may not be charged with 

DUI: H3041 

Driving Offenses 

Careless driving, offense of created, penalties; reckless driving to 

include distracted and inattentive driving which includes 

texting: H3630 

Drugs 


Drugs, controlled substance trafficking, remove mandatory penalties 

and allow person who commit to be paroled and to participate 

in work programs; drug law study committee created, 

membership and duties: H3060 





Foreign defamation judgment, define the terms; expand protections for citizens 

against by providing for declaratory and injunctive 

relief, provisions: S0468 


General sessions offense, person committing while on bail bond, person 

must be imprisoned for five years in addition to first punishment: 

S0045 

Harassment and stalking, authorize an order not in compliance with section 

may be vacated and records destroyed: H3775 

Harassment and stalking, include in purview of offenses persons who commit 

the offenses while subject to terms of restraining order 

issued by the Family Court: H3717 

Hate Crimes, penalties for: H3066 

Hate crimes, penalties for revised: H3589, H3066 


Home Invasion and Drive-By Shooting Accountability and Protection Act: 

H3067 




Identity Fraud 

Identity fraud, revise definition of personal identifying information 

and financial resources; venue for prosecution of identity 

fraud: H3062, S0078 

Kidnapping, person convicted of before June 5, 1991; may petition the court 

for a reduction in sentence to thirty years: H3441 

Mail fraud or wire fraud, create offenses of; penalties: H3352, S0267 

Motor Vehicle 

Work zones, speeding in, create offenses of endangerment of a highway 

worker and aggravated endangerment of a highway 

worker, 2 point violation: S0139 

Murder 

Murder, attempt, remove the intent to kill requirement from purview 

of offense: H3347, S0271 

Murder, create the offense of attempted murder of a law enforcement 

officer, penalties: H3064 

Murder, sentencing, mandatory life imprisonment when state seeks a 

life sentence for: H3346, S0272 

No parole offense, revise definition of offenses to be included in; not eligible 

for early release, exceptions: H3050, S0150 

No parole offenses, term excludes all drug-related offenses: H3037 


Real property, malicious injury to, revise penalties for: H3066 

Sex Crimes 

Minor, sexual exploitation of, include the appearance of a minor in a 

state of sexually explicit nudity in purview of the offense: 

H3959 

Sex offender registry, family court with discretion to determine 

whether a juvenile is placed on the sex offender registry: 

H3566 

Sex offender registry, offender is not considered to have registered 

until he has paid the statutorily authorize registration fee: 

H3899 

Sex offender registry, offender to register in person with sheriff of primary 

county; certain offenders to register within 3 business 

days of being notified to do so: S0122 

399


CRIMES AND OFFENSES (Continued) 

Sex offender, facility considering admittance of a person as a resident 

shall determine if they are a; to notify other residents of 

facility if person is a registered sex offender, provisions: 

H3142 

Sexting, create offense of for persons less than 18; civil fines and costs 

for committing a first or second offense; misdemeanor and 

criminal fine for committing three or more; provisions 

relating to arrest; provisions: H3857 

Sexting, offense of created; civil fines and costs of offenses; penalties 

of revised, provisions: S0441 

Sexual abuse, minor, no limitation on the commencement of a civil 

action based on: H3940 

Sexually violent predator, court may require the person to complete 

certain procedures or tests if requested by the expert conducting 

the evaluation: H3776 

Stealing goods or merchandise from a merchant, offense of created; retail 

theft offense of created: S0471, H3602 

Threats, threatening life of persons, to include indirect threats: H3261 

Uniform traffic ticket, offenses of shoplifting and criminal domestic violence 

must be charged on: H3451 

Vandalism 

Churches or places of worship, vandalization of, person who is guilty 

of a felony must be imprisoned for six months nor more 

than ten years: S0296 

Victims, Crime victims restitution, clarify that unclaimed restitution funds 

procedures apply to businesses no longer in existence, provisions: 

H3454 

Weapons 

Firearm theft, create offense of; penalties: H3069 

Firearms, handguns, unlawful carrying and sale of, graduated penalties 

created for: H3052, S0020 

Fraudulent Firearms and Ammunition Purchase Prevention, penalties 

for persons who knowingly engage in: H3044 

Weapons, assault weapons included; increase penalties for violation 

and create a two-tiered penalty scheme: H3189, H3575, 

S0425 

Weapons, storing, keeping, possessing or selling, assault weapons in 

list of banned weapons: H3575, S0425 

DENTISTS AND DENTISTRY 

Dentist and dental hygienist to include tooth whitening within practice of: 

H3949 

Dentists, Board of Dentistry may randomly conduct announced inspections 

of dental offices after notice; may also conduct unannounced 

inspections when investigating a complaint, provisions: 

S0407 

DEVELOPMENT BOARD 

See Commerce Department (this index) 

DIETICIANS AND NUTRITIONISTS 

No Entries 

DILLON COUNTY 


entity: S0135, H3198, H3298 

DISABILITIES AND SPECIAL NEEDS DEPARTMENT 


DISABLED PERSONS 


See Disabilities and Special Needs (this index) 

DISCRIMINATION 

Discrimination, prohibit discrimination of employment based on sexual orientation 

or gender identity; terms defined: H4025 

Friendship Nine Act: H3046 

Hate Crimes, penalties for: H3066 

DIVORCE 


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DARLINGTON COUNTY 

Darlington County, Board of Education, restrict authority of board to 

increase the tax levy without approval of a vote of the 

county electorate; provisions: S0666 

DAYCARE CENTERS 


DEAF 

DEATH 



DEATH PENALTY 


DEBT SERVICE 

See Bonds or Notes (this index) 

DEBTS, DEBTORS 


DEEDS 

See Property (this index) 

400 

DOCTOR 

DOGS 

See Medical/Physicians and Surgeons (this index) 

See Animals (this index) 

DOMESTIC RELATIONS 

Abuse, Domestic 

Domestic abuse, court may order temporary possession of pet animals 

so as to prohibit harm of, provisions: H3361 


Adoption 

Adoption, clarify that the release of nonidentifying information to an 

adoptee regarding the health and medical history of an 

adoptee’s biological parents, agency to release information 

to adoptee: S0716 

Aodption, prohibit residents and nonresidents from petitioning to 

adopt a chld in the custody of DSS after the child has been 

placed in a home for purpose of adoption; nonresident 

adoption provisions: H3898 


Child support 

Child support, eliminate language that allows for child support obligation 

to run until the end of the school year after the child 

reaches 19: S0030 



Child visitation, grandparents, delete provisions requiring one or both parents 

of child to be deceased; depriving grandparent visitation 

to be in excess of 90 days; grandparents to have 

maintained relationship with child: H3168 

Criminal Domestic Violence 

Choking, person who is guilty of the offense of a criminal domestic 

violence of a high and aggravated nature: H3080


DOMESTIC RELATIONS (Continued) 

Criminal domestic violence, prohibit person convicted of from receiving 

or continuing to receive alimony from the victim of: 

H4283 


Uniform traffic ticket, offenses of shoplifting and criminal domestic 

violence must be charged on: H3451 


Foster Care, goal of the state is that no more than 2617 title IV-E funded 

children will remain in foster care for more than 24 

months: H3816 


Marriage 

Alimony, define term cohabitation, include factors which may be considered 

by court when determining whether the supported 

spouse is maintaining a common household with another 

party: H4180 

Common-law marriage, may not be recognized on and after January 1, 

2011, exceptions: S0011 

Divorce, may be granted on the ground of continuous separation for 

150 days: H3169, H3170 


150 days, constitutional amendment proposed: H3169 

Parent’s right, to direct the upbringing, education and care of child is a fundamental 

right; state prohibited from infringing on; exception: 

S0628 





DORCHESTER COUNTY 

Dorchester County, Town of Summerville, relating to election and terms of 

the commissioners of public works for the, section 

repealed: S0612 

DRIVER’S LICENSES 


DRUGS 



DRYCLEANING 

See Laundry (this index) 


DUI 

EASEMENTS 

See Motor Vehicles/Drivers’ Licenses (this index) 

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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 

Economic Development Bond Act, Boeing Incentive Bill, general obligation 

debt, issuance of to support an enhanced economic 

development project; findings of provisions: S0578 

Economic Development Joint Committee on created, to continue study of 

laws affecting economic development; membership and 

staffing of: H3437 


Economic development bond act, make additional findings; revise definitions; 

enhanced economic development project definition 

expanded, provisions of investment and job creation provisions: 

H3900 

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (Continued) 

Economic development project, clarify definition; to include a national and 

international convention and trade show center owned by a 

public entity includes a adjacent facility allowing specific 

events; extend to 15 years: S0610, H4077 

Economic development project, includes a project which generates new 

annual cargo of at least twenty-five thousand twenty-foot 

units connected with a new distribution center, supported 

by 200 jobs, provisions: S0491 


Schools, exempt from impact fees, provisions: H3078 

EDGEFIELD COUNTY 


Edgefield County, voting precincts revised: S0671 

Mamie J. Rearden Highway Named: S0251 

EDUCATION 

See Also Schools and School Districts (this index) 

Attendance in a public school district without charge, eliminate provision 

allowing a child to qualify if he owns real estate in the district 

assessed at $300 or more: H3383 

Annual report cards for schools, particular data must be compiled for military 

connected children; data compiled in a report available 

to public: S0754 


Board of Education 

Board of Education, abolish the board effective upon the state superintendent 

of education being appointed by the Governor, 

constitutional amendment proposed: S0053, S0132 

Board of Education, to develop curricula to educate students, personnel 

and parents about child sexual abuse; list maintain of 

resources on: H3104 

Board of Education, to select and develop instructional units in sexual 

abuse and assault awareness and prevention with units 

appropriate for each age level: H4061 

Child Development Education Program created, four-year old kindergarten 

program for at-risk children; program eligibility, 

standards, funding level set; DOE and office of first steps 

as administrators: S0134, H3455, H3424 


powers, duties, and authority of: S0128 

Technical and Comprehensive Education, include adult education 

among powers and duties of; moved from Board of Education: 

H3643 


Buses, county school board is responsible for payment of maintenance costs 

incurred under contract; financial aid from state; may 

request title and control of school buses, provisions: H4072 

Calendars, local school district board of trustees, to establish the opening 

date for the annual school calendar of schools, provisions: 

H3648 


S0523 

Charter School, authorize an alternative education campus (AEC) to be 

established by a charter school sponsor; requirements to be 

revised; application guidelines revised; shutting down of 

provisions; revise provisions: H3853 

Charter Schools, Private school converted to a Charter School, provisions of 

does not apply under certain circumstances; provisions of 

conversion: H3472 


program for at-risk children; program eligibility, standards, 

funding level set; DOE and office of first steps as administrators: 

S0134, H3455, H3424 

Comprehensive Health Education Act, provisions of revised; instructional 

unit meetings; staffing of; reporting of provisions: H3435 

Cooperative Dual Credit High School Programs established, to enable students 

to earn a high school diploma and associate degree or 

2 years of college credit; funding of; provisions: H3016 

Department 

Civics and Geography, school districts to provide at least one class in 

for students in fifth, eighth and eleventh grade, course to be 

a semester, education department to assist in developing 

curricula: S0312 

401


EDUCATION (Continued) 





Education Department, to develop and distribute model policies concerning 

nature and risk of concussions sustained by student 

athletes; each district to develop; review of by student and 

parents; concussion policies: H3061 

Income tax deduction, up to a certain amount for tuition paid for their 

child to attend an independent school or public school outside 

of district; home school tax deduction provisions: 

S0279 

Lockdown plan, each school district to develop for each school to use 

in response to situations involving safety and security on 

campus, provisions of: H3364 

Mental health counseling, require each public school in the state to 

employ a licensed psycho-educational specialist certified 

in school psychology full-time to help identify students in 

need of: H3365 


School district choice program and open enrollment program established; 

testing of program; provisions of program; department 

of education to annually survey school districts: 

S0313 

Snacks and meals provided in schools must meet certain nutritional 

requirements that corresponds with guidelines established 

by alliance for a healthier generation: H3726 



Vaccination, DOE and DHEC urged to encourage all schools to participate 

in a school-based influenza vaccination program: 

S0769 

Disabled child, beginning with 2015-2016 school year, a parent may enroll 

their disabled child in any school district or private school 

in state that considers best capable of meeting unique 

needs; provisions of: H4207 

Early Childhood Advisory Council, established, duties and function of; 

composition of First Steps Board of Trustees increased: 

H3721 

Education Maximum Act or Edumax Act, Parents may enroll child in school 

considered most suitable for academic needs; certain information 

required and payment of fee, provisions: H4088 

Education Maximum Act or Edumax Act, student to demonstrate performance 

at grade level in English and math before promotion; 

textbook rental system exemption; teacher certificate 

provisions; performance rating provisions: H4088 

Education, State Board of Education may not adopt or implement the common 

core standards; any action made to implement is void: 

H3943 

Education, common core standards may not be imposed on: S0300 

Educational associations, begining July 1, 2013, may not pay membership 

dues or fees to any educational association or organization 

and instead is required to redirect any funding available to 

classroom instruction: H3088 

Exit Exam, must take for graduation, provisions; high school assessment 

study committee created, duties and powers of; provisions: 

H3919 


First Steps School Readiness, initiative and strategy developed; Early Childhood 

Advisory Council established; local partnership of 

revised; grant funds use revised; office of First Steps provisions 

within revised: H3428, S0291 

First Steps in School Readiness Act reauthorized until July 1, 2014: H4020 

Graduation requirements, beginning in school year 2016-2017, successful 

completion of three high school-level virtual learning 

credit units during high school, provisions: H4206 



High School League Review Panel created, composition of panel, rules, 

reimbursement provisions; facilities and resources provisions; 

decision by league may be appealed to the panel, 

provisions to: H3162 

High School diplomas, to certain veterans, to include the veterans of the era 

encompassing the Korean War and Vietnam War: H4284 

Higher Education 


Higher Education, General Assembly to develop a system for funding 

the public higher education institutions on a uniform and 

nondiscriminatory per pupil basis, constitutional amendment 


Higher education base student cost, provided for and public institutions 

of higher learning must be funded by using the base 

student cost: S0089 

Holidays, School holidays, Veterans Day and Memorial Day recognized as: 

H3230 

Home Schooling programs, testing requirements of revised; testing provisions 

of revised: H3478 

Instruction/instructional services, definition of defined: H4261 

Jasper County 

Jasper County Board of Education, to impose tax levy necessary for 

school purposes: S0358 


H3975 

Local school districts, to select and develop instructional units in sexual 

abuse and assault awareness and prevention with units 

appropriate for each age level: H4061 

Lottery game, which proceeds must be used to provide additional funds to 

facilitate accelerated learning for underachieving students 

to eliminate disparty in student achievement; name of 

game “the boost learning game”: H4016 

Lottery, additional funding for public kindergarten from proceeds of a designated 

lottery game named “The K-12 Game”: H3430 


Prayer, permit schools to lead a prayer at the beginning of school day; student 

may leave classroom if they do not want to listen or 

participate in: H3526, H3634 

Private, Childcare facilities, private and private schools, home schools to be 

taxed in the same manner as a public facility: S0451 


Public Schools, require the General Assembly to provide for a high-quality 

education for all children in this state, constitutional 

amendment proposed: H3255, S0388 


Regional Education Centers transferred to Department of Commerce: 

H3410 


Education, State Board of 

Developing and evaluating professional teaching (ADEPT) (D. 

No. 4325): S0621, H3989 

Religious Viewpoints Antidiscrimination Act, require schools to provide a 

limited public forum for student speakers at certain events; 

exceptions graduations and athletic events, provisions: 

H3993 


School Bus, driver of motor vehicle may be found liable of a civil penalty 

for violations regarding passing a school bus if violation is 

captured on video recording device mounted on bus: S0718 


2013: S0722 


School age, compulsory age for attending to be changed to eighteen: H3339 

School calendars, school district may use instructional hours or days to satisfy 

requirements for school calendars, collegial professional 

development and make-up days; year-round 

calendar provisions: H3474, H3955 

School construction, school district to consider long-term operating 

expenses when determining the actual cost of construction, 

improvement and renovation of: H3531 


testing of program; provisions of program; department of 

education to annually survey school districts: S0313 

School district in this state encouraged to avail themselves of all available 

energy efficiency incentives and rebates provided by their 

local utilities: S0642 

School districts, countywide, beginning July 1, 2014, each county may consist 

of one school district; General Assembly by local law 

to provide for governance, fiscal authority, administrative 

and operational duties: S0144 

School holidays, Veterans Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Memorial 

Day must be recognized as holidays for all local school districts 

and schools and offices must be closed on: H3382 

402






S0249 

Step Incentive for Successful Teachers in Low-Performing Schools study 

committee enacted; provisions, duties and membership: 

H4017 


Superintendent of Education 

State Superintendent of Education, appointment of by the Governor 

with advice and consent of the Senate; term, qualifications 

and filling of a vacancy in the office superintendent: S0521 

Superintendent of Education deleted from the list of state officers 

which must be elected; to be appointed by the Governor, 


Superintendent of Education, deleted from the list of state officers 

which must be elected; to be appointed by Governor, constitutional 


Superintendent of Education, has final appellate authority over decisions 

rendered by the High School League: H3131 

Superintendent of Education, starting July 1, 2013, to have jurisdiction 

over all interscholoastic athletic activities of publice high 

school; to appoint a diverse advisory board to advise him, 


Superintendent of Education, to create a pilot project to study the use 

of biofuel to power the State’s public schools buses, make 

annual recommendations to General Assembly: H3432 

Teachers 

Employment, school districts to notify teachers on by May 5, 2013; 

continuing-contract teacher provisions of: H3453 


Teacher, credentials for to be in a parochial or private school program; 

depends on grants; provisions: H4302 

Teachers, beginning in 2013-2014, General Assembly to establish 

standards used to evaluate for purposes of employment and 

increases in compensation: H3195 

Textbooks, school district may opt out of the state textbook rental system 

and instead purchase the digital equivalent of, provisions: 

S0362 

ELDERLY 


ELECTIONS 

See Also Ethics (this index) 


Absentee ballots, change time they may be opened: S0037 

Absentee ballots, included in voting during early voting period, times for 

which the ballot may be cast: H3005, H3153, S0004, 

S0067, H3173, S0119, H3176 

Aiken County, Voter Registration and Elections Commission, devolve the 

authority for executive director to the governing body of 

Aiken County: H3440 

Alcohol, sale of on election day: H3539 

Beaufort County, Board of Elections and Registration, members of board to 

serve until their successors are appointed; remove prohibition 

on members of board serving more than two terms or 8 

consecutive years: H3939 

Campaign literature, at polling place, unlawful distribution of, clarify 

restriction applies to the exterior entrance; include buttons, 

stickers or other items that display the name of the candidate: 

H3972 

Campaign practices, independent expenditures, definition of revised to 

address party committees: H3262 

Candidates 

Alcohol liquor and wine wholesaler, may donate wine, liquor or beer 

to nonprofit organizations, political parties, and candidate 

campaign committee, provisions: H4136 


Campaign contributions, prohibited from certain noncandidate committee; 

delete restriction exception for certain types of 

committees: H3422 

ELECTIONS (Continued) 




H3972 

Campaign reports, require a candidate or committee to electronically 

report during the twenty day period prior to election the 

receipt of contribution form a person exceeds $250, provisions: 

S0412 

Candidate seeking elective office, must be a qualified elector of district 

for at least 90 consecutive days prior first day of filing, 

constitutional amendment proposed: H3177 

Candidate, who executes a candidacy pledge with a political party for 

purposes of offering for election and later elected to, must 

resign office before they may change party affiliation: 

H3517 

Candidates, certain verification documents, date changes: S0037 

Candidates, prohibit candidates for qualifying for more than one office 

in any one election; election ballot requirements; candidates 

name may appear on the ballot only once for a specific 

office: S0683 

Candidates, statement of candidacy filing periods provisions; revise 

procedures for candidate names on ballots, provisions: 

H3298 

Candidates, statements of intention must be filed with election commission; 

election commission to post candidate filings, 


Economic interest statements, to be filed online no later than April 

15th: H3298 

Economic interests, provide for other disclosures which must be made 

by a filer on his statement of economic interest: H3083, 

H3407 

Economic statement of interest and financial disclosures, certain provisions 

of for members of General Assembly; certain disclosures 

must be made by a filer provisions: H3249, H3422 

Elections, candidate, revise period during which the county chairman, 

designee must be present at a designated place to accept filings, 

revise filing period: H4003 

Elective office, person may not simultaneously offer for more than one 

state or local elective office in the same primary, special 

primary, runoff, or general or special election, constitutional 


Legal residence, method of determining the legal residence of a candidate 

for a nonjudicial office filled by a vote of the General 

Assembly: S0738 

Nonjudicial candidates, Joint legislative screening committee for to 

create three regional advisory councils consisting of ten 

members to assist in performance of duties regarding 

investigations of: H3447 

Senate or House member, candidate must be a qualified elector of district 



Clarendon County, Board of Elections and Voter Registration, adjust the 

membership and composition of board: S0230 

Counties of Cherokee, Dillon, Greenville, Greenwood, Horry, Spartanburg 

and Williamsburg Election commissions and board of registrations, 


H3198, H3298 

County Board of Canvassers, change certain deadlines regarding; require all 

post election audits to be conducted by county election 

commissions: S0228 

County Boards of Elections and Voter Registration, under direct supervision 

and control of state election commission through executive 

director, provisions: H4275 

County Boards of Registration and Elections, to be placed under supervision 

of election commission; minimum qualifications for person 

to serve as director; mandatory training established; meetings 


County Boards of Registration, Election Commissions Directors, to have 

exclusive authority to hire directors to serve at the pleasure 

of the board or commission: S0031 

Early Voting procedures provided: H3005, H3153, S0004, S0067, H3173, 

S0119, H3176 

Election Commission 

403



County Boards of Elections and Voter Registration, under direct 

supervision and control of state election commission 

through executive director, provisions: H4275 

County Boards of Registration and Elections, to be placed under 

supervision of election commission; minimum qualifications 

for person to serve as director; mandatory training 

established; meetings provisions: S0135, H3198 

Election Commission, responsible for certifying an election when the 

county board of elections and voter registration cannot certify 

results within 24 hours after the polls closed: H4275 

Elections, Division of, created within the office of Secretary of State; 

devolve the powers, duties and responsibilities of state 

election commission to; board of membership provisions: 

H3197 

Executive Director of, duties defined for: H3005, H3153, S0004, 

S0067, H3173, S0119, H3176 

Election commission, to report the names of all polling precincts by county 

that have more than 2500 registered electors and county 

registration boards to make alterations, provisions: S0353 




H3197 

Emergency responders, who are dispatched to assist with disaster relief or 

recovery efforts outside their county of residence to have 

the opportunity to cast any ballot they would have been eligible 

to cast: H3803 


Jasper County, register of deeds, be elected rather than appointed: S0357 

Party affiliation, to vote in a primary election persons must be registered to 

that party; requirement of stating party affiliation, provisions: 

S0059 

Poll watcher, must be a qualified voter in South Carolina: H3010 

Referendum 



amendment proposed: S0052, S0132, S0173, H3541, 

S0444, S0467 

Adjutant General, military rank updated, upon expiration of term, 

must be appointed by Governor, constitutional amendment 

proposed: S0132, S0173, H3541, S0444, S0467 

Agriculture Commissioner of, deleted from the list of state officers 

which must be elected; commissioner to be appointed by 

Governor, constitutional amendment proposed: S0054, 

S0132, S0170 

Board of Education, abolish the board effective upon the state superintendent 

of education being appointed by the Governor, 


Candidate seeking elective office, must be a qualified elector of district 



Capital reserve fund, prohibit funds from being expended for other 

nonrecurring purposes, constitutional amendment proposed: 

S0111 

Charitable organization, may conduct a raffle; standards of conduct 

and management of raffle; penalties, constitutional amendment 


Comptroller General, deleted from the list of state officers which must 

be elected; to be appointed by Governor, constitutional 


Constitutional convention, to present to the qualified electors of this 

state the question of whether to convene a convention to 

revise constitution; constitutional amendment proposed: 

S0245 


150 days, constitutional amendment proposed: H3170 

Elective office, person may not simultaneously offer for more than one 

state or local elective office in the same primary, special 

primary, runoff, or general or special election, constitutional 


Gambling, General Assembly allowed to provide for establishment, 

administration, and regulation of casino gambling; limit to 

one casino in each five locations in State; special legislation 

regarding, constitutional amendment proposed: S0389 


Gambling, Public officers gambling or betting on games of chance, 

exception for participation in lotteries, constitutional 

amendment proposed: H3289, H3516 

Gambling, casino boat gambling referendum to be held in each county 

upon petition of one percent of registered voters or 

approval by two-thirds vote of legislative delegation, constitutional 

amendment proposed: S0318 

Gambling, coin operated machines, possession of authorized in county 

if favorable vote of majority members of county’s legislative 

delegation or a petition signed by five percent of register 

electors, constitutional amendment proposed: S0317 

Gambling, to establish riverboat gambling and a gambling commission, 

constitutional amendment proposed: S0315 

General Assembly members, Senate and House members, the General 

Assembly to enact term limits, constitutional amendment 


General Assembly to designate funds in state treasury as trust funds; 

monies applied to trust fund may only be used for designated 

purpose; changes only by 2/3rds vote in each House, 


General Assembly, in appropriation act estimated revenue of general 

fund, to appropriate to the judicial department an amount 

equal to one precent of general fund revenue of latest fiscal 

year, provisions, constitutional amendment: S0072 

General Assembly, supervision of ethical conduct by members of, 

authority to discipline members is vested in state agency 

charged by law with investigating & enforcing allegations 

of misconduct, constitutional amendment proposed: 

H3406, S0346 

Higher Education, General Assembly to develop a system for funding 

the public higher education institutions on a uniform and 

nondiscriminatory per pupil basis, constitutional amendment 


Laws, enactment or repeal of laws, establish specified procedure for 

by initiative petition and referendum; exceptions; constitutional 


Lieutenant Governor to be elected jointly with the Governor, constitutional 

amendment ratified: S0466 

Magistrates, must be appointed by majority of the resident circuit 

court judges in the judicial circuit where the magistrates 

will serve; constitutional amendment proposed: S0235 

Property tax, real property, General Assembly to define fair market 

value, eliminate the 15% on increases in the value of real 

property over 5 years and assessable transfer of interest, 

provisions, constitutional amendment proposed: H3343 

Public Schools, require the General Assembly to provide for a highquality 



Raffles, General Assembly may authorize to be operated by religious 

and charitable organizations, provisions regarding; constitutional 


Secretary of State, abolish office of; devolve duties and functions to 

the Attorney General, constitutional amendment proposed: 

S0132 

Secretary of State, deleted from the list of state officers which must be 






Senate, President of to be elected from membership; Lieutenant Governor 

removal of office provisions, constitutional amendment 


Session, provide for session to commence on the second Tuesday in 

February, constitutional amendment proposed: H3259 

Session, provide for to commence on the second Tuesday in February, 

to adjourn sine die not later than first Thursday in May 

each year; allow General Assembly to convene in local session 

in January, constitutional amendment proposed: 

H3340 

South Carolina State University, exempt an appointed or elected person 

serving on the governing body of, constitutional 


404



Superintendent of Education deleted from the list of state officers 

which must be elected; to be appointed by the Governor, 


Superintendent of Education, deleted from the list of state officers 

which must be elected; to be appointed by Governor, constitutional 


Supreme Court Justices, Court of Appeal judges and Circuit Court 

Judges to be appointed by the Governor with advice and 

consent of Senate, constitutional amendment proposed: 

S0200 

Supreme Court Justices, increase the number to seven on July 31, 

2016, constitutional amendment proposed: H3090 

Supreme Court, configure terms of new and exisiting justices so that 

beginning in 2016 the terms of 2 justices shall expire every 

2 years with all justices elected to 6 year terms, constitutional 


Term limits, Persons may not serve in the House for more than four 

terms or the Senate for more than two terms or 8 years in 

the General Assembly; provisions , constitutional amendment 


Treasurer, State, deleted from the list of state officers which must be 

elected; to be appointed by the Governor, constitutional 


Straight-party-ballots, provisions of deleted: H3176 

Vacancies, certain offices in the executive branch, in the case of filling a 

special election must be held; Governor may fill office 

with interim appointee until special election: H3172 

Vacancies, in the office of a United States Senator, to fill seat a special election 

must be held: H3171 

Voter registration, proof of citizenship, includes drivers license, birth certificate, 

passport, naturalization documentation, provisions of 

excepted, election commission to destroy all documents 

after 2 years, provisions: S0227 

Voting Identification 

Voting identification, person with reasonable impediment shall submit 

a written statement with the provisional ballot: S0029, 

S0069 

Voting identification, to include a college or university id card containing 

a photograph to be accepted: H3003 

Voting Machines, historic average voter turnout must be used to determine 

the correct number of machines; how to calculate provisions: 

S0120 

Voting Precincts 

Anderson County, voting precincts added and revised: S0689 

Berkeley County, voting precincts revised: H4192 

Chester County; voting precincts revised: H4204, S0715 

Edgefield County, voting precincts revised: S0671 

Election commission, to report the names of all polling precincts by 

county that have more than 2500 registered electors and 

county registration boards to make alterations, provisions: 

S0353 

Greenwood County; voting precincts revised: H3962 

Jasper County, voting precincts revised: H3861 

McCormick County, add the Monticello precinct, designate a map 

number, provisions: S0352 

Municipality pooled precincts cannot exceed a 2500 registered electors: 

S0353 

Oconee County; New Hope precinct added, revised: S0636 

Richland County, voting precincts revised: H3724 

Richland County; voting precincts revised: H4216 

Voting place, County Election Commission determines a suitable polling 

place is unavailable within a voting precinct, the commission 

may choose a location outside if within certain miles 

of: S0335 

Voting, require an employer to give an employee reasonable time off from 

work to vote in elections: H3226 

ELECTRICITY 

Electrical utility, operating in this state shall bury all new electrical power 

transmission lines installed within boundaries of a municipality; 

to bury all existing lines in a graduated schedule by 

January 1, 2021: H3295 


Property tax exemptions, electric power facility portion of exempt; remaining 

portion subject to state property tax, distribution of provisions: 

H3111 

ELECTRICITY (Continued) 



ELECTRONIC 





Electronic communication device, unlawful for a person to use while driving, 

penalties, distribution of monies collected from fines 

associated with: H3121, H3858 

ELEVATORS 

See Labor, Licensing, and Regulation Department (this 

index) 

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES 


EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS DIVISION 

See Adjutant General (this index) 

EMINENT DOMAIN 


EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES 

See Also Public Officers and Employees (this index) 


Business preference program based on employment, and assigned employee 

is considered an employee of the client company: S0012 

Child abuse, prohibit an employer from dismissing, or disciplining an 

employee who reports; reinstatement and back pay an 

employee may bring if employer violates the prohibition: 

H3124 




Employee Benefit, political subdivision’s authority to set a minimum wage, 

prohibit the mandate of an: H3941 

Employee or officer, prohibited from authorizing an expenditure without 

appropriated funds, provisions: S0041 

Garnishment, define necessary terms; procedure for garnishment of wages 

under certain circumstances; subject to delineated limitations: 

H3824 

Governmental contracts, fair and open competition by stipulating that entities 

in regard to public building; Labor organizations, bidder 

not required to be a member of, provisions: S0438, 

H3639 

Health insurance, closed panel health plans, remove requirement that 

employers who offer plans must also offer a point-of-service 

option; make changes; increase allowable differences 

of network services: H3818 




States: S0036 

Income tax credit, allow a five thousand dollar tax credit to any taxpayer 

that employs a formerly incarcerated individual as a fulltime 

employee for one year, provisions: H4018 

Income tax credit, for employers hiring someone receiving unemployment 

benefits, amount of credit and eligibility requirements: 

H3296 

Income tax credit, to any taxper that employs a formerly incarcerated individual 

as a full-time employee; not to exceed ten thousand 

dollars; credit allowed for 24 months, eligibility requirements: 

H3182 

Abortions, prohibit employer contributions to the state health insurance 

plan, from being used to pay for abortions and ancillary 

services; exceptions of rape, incest or mother’s health 

endangerment; provisions: S0618 

405


EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES (Continued) 

Officer or employee prohibited from aiding the detention of any United 

States Citizen without trial by the Armed Forces in violation 

of the constitution: S0092 

Public Employer Payroll Deduction Policy Act: H3782 

Records, certification of domestic and foreign records of regularly conducted 

activity or business records: H3234, S0268 



H3258 




State unemployment trust fund, each person employed in this state to contribute 

a portion of wages to; provisions of: H3511 

Voting, require an employer to give an employee reasonable time off from 

work to vote in elections: H3226 


Whistleblower, change maximum amount of actual damages an employee 

may recover to three hundred thousand dollars: H3515 

EMPLOYMENT AND WORKFORCE, DEPARTMENT 

OF 

Business Community Advisory Committee, established; membership and 

duties: S0619 

Department required to compile and distribute an annual report concerning 

the departments accounts: S0619 



Employment and Workforce, Department of, to require percentage reduction 

in the salaries of executive director, division directors 

and other management employees, provisions: S0381 


Unemployment insurance (D. No. 4317): S0675 

State Workforce Investment Board, increase membership of by adding a 

member to represent the Technical Colleges: H3863 

Unemployment 

Employment and workforce department, to charge account of an 

employer when the employer fails to respond timely to a 

request for information concerning a claim for unemployment 

benefits: H3751, S0531 

Employment and workforce department, to impose a penalty on fraudulent 

overpayments of unemployment benefits: H3751, 

S0531 

Income tax credit, for employers hiring someone receiving unemployment 

benefits, amount of credit and eligibility requirements: 

H3296 

State unemployment trust fund, each person employed in this state to 

contribute a portion of wages to; provisions of: H3511 

Unemployment benefits, availability of for person seeking only parttime 

work section deleted: S0112 

Unemployment benefits, revise method for determining benefits of 

person discharged from employment due to drug usage, 

misconduct, failure to accept work, provisions of: H3165, 

S0178 

Unemployment insurance trust fund debt, payments to eliminate must 

be calculated so that debt is eliminated no sooner then June 

1, 2018; trust fund solvency determined by comptroller 

general; provisions: S0619 


EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION 

See Employment and Workforce, Department of (this index) 

ENERGY 

Assessment ratios, solar energy real property is considered agricultureal 

property: H3252 

Biomass resource energy credit, purchase and installation of equipment to 

produce, restore the administration of credit: S0403 



duties: H3644, S0525 

ENERGY (Continued) 

Clean Energy Tax Incentive Program, redesignate program as; extend credit 

to additional forms of energy production and operations; 

decrease investment thresholds for, extend credit time 

period: H3644, S0525 

Energy Independence and Sustainable Construction Act of 2007, change 

certification stands with which major facility projects must 

comply; eliminate reference to leed and green globes certification: 

H3592 


Fireplaces, requirements for in lieu of requirements of 2009 edition of the 

international energy conservation code: S0348 



Solar energy system, income tax credit, ceilings on amount of credit; provisions: 

S0329 

Solar energy system, income tax credit, for twenty-five percent of total cost 

of; ceilings on credit amount, provisions: H3834 

ENGINEERING 

Engineering and Surveying, Profession of, licensure provisions revised; 

qualification provisions revised; fees for services revised; 

general provisions regarding revised: S0497, H3832 

Engineers and Surveyors, certain exemptions for certain engineers: H4038, 

S0655 

ENVIRONMENTAL CERTIFICATION BOARD 

No Entries 

ESTATES 

See Trusts and Estates (this index) 

ETHICS 




H3972 


Campaign practices, independent expenditures, definition of revised to 

address party committees: H3262 

Candidates 


Campaign contributions, prohibited from certain noncandidate committee; 

delete restriction exception for certain types of 

committees: H3422 

Campaign reports, require a candidate or committee to electronically 

report during the twenty day period prior to election the 

receipt of contribution form a person exceeds $250, provisions: 

S0412 

Candidates, prohibit candidates for qualifying for more than one office 

in any one election; election ballot requirements; candidates 

name may appear on the ballot only once for a specific 

office: S0683 

Economic interests, provide for other disclosures which must be made 

by a filer on his statement of economic interest: H3083 

Economic statement of interest and financial disclosures, certain provisions 

of for members of General Assembly; certain disclosures 

must be made by a filer provisions: H3249, H3422 

Ethics, Government Accountability and Campaign Reform Act, definitions 

revised; to include the members, staff and candidates 

for General Assembly included in powers of ethics 

commission, provisions: S0347 

Legal residence, method of determining the legal residence of a candidate 

for a nonjudicial office filled by a vote of the General 

Assembly: S0738 

Commission 

2013 Ethics Reform Act, commission, filed statements and reports 

electronically accessible to public; release of certain document 


406


ETHICS (Continued) 

Commission, revise duties and powers of, to handle complaints from 

General Assembly; revise membership to the Senate and 

House Ethics Committees; procedures and provisions 

regarding revised; Public integrity unit created: H3772, 

H3945 

Ethics, Government Accountability and Campaign Reform Act, definitions 

revised; to include the members, staff and candidates 

for General Assembly included in powers of ethics 

commission, provisions: S0347 

Staff, complaints against must be filed with state ethics commission: 

S0133 

General Assembly, supervision of ethical conduct by members of, authority 

to discipline members is vested in state agency charged by 

law with investigating & enforcing allegations of misconduct, 

constitutional amendment proposed: H3406, S0346 




H3639 

House and Senate ethics committees, to consist of ten members; terms of 

members and officers of: H3429 

Public Integrity Unit established; membership and duties of; protocol for 

information sharing: S0505 

EXECUTION 

EXPLOSIVES 


See Weapons (this index) 

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FAIRFIELD COUNTY 


Veterans Affairs Board, established, terms of; powers and duties: S0368 

FAIRS 

No Entries 

FAMILY COURTS 


FARMING 

See Agriculture (this index) 

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 


Budget Dependence on Federal Funding select committee created to evaluate 

the effects of reduction or elimination of federal funding 

on state budget due to federal fiscal policy: S0458 

County government authorized to determine demand market area, notice of 

to Nielson company, FCC and legislative delegations; 

cause of action for any business that suffers economic 

damage due to: S0100 



S0081, S0060 




FELONY 

FILMS 


See Movies (this index) 

FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS 


FIRE 

Fireplaces, requirements for in lieu of requirements of 2009 edition of the 

international energy conservation code: S0348 

Fire Department, municipality, may direct traffic at scene of fire in municipality 

and enforce laws of this state, provisions: H4073 

Firefighter Mobilization Act of 2000, SLED has exclusive jurisdiction on 

behalf of state matters pertaining to response and crisis 

management of acts of terrorism and emergency event 

management explosive devices; committee name change: 

H3870 

Murrell’s Inlet-Garden City Fire District, authorize the levy and collection 

of an additional ten mills: S0293 

FIREARMS 

See Also Weapons (this index) 

Concealed weapon on school property, remove certain limitations requiring 

person to leave weapon inside vehicle, provisions: S0242 

Concealed weapon permit, is valid until the SLED determines the renewal 

application is denied: S0455 

Concealed weapon permit, unlawful for anyone to intentionally disseminate 

for publication any information contained in application 

for; penalties: H4226 

Concealed weapon permit, valid, issued by a state that South Carolina recognizes 

reciprocally to remain valid until expiration date, 


Concealed weapon permits, revise requirements that must be met in order to 

receive; nonresident application fee of $150; applications 

to be submitted online to SLED; where a person may carry 

provisions; validation period: H3822 

Concealed weapon, public school employee who has, may possess a firearm 

on premise, provisions: H3160 


Firearm marksmanship, schools, may offer an elective course designated as 

the “Gun Safety Program” course; requirements of: S0162 

Firearm theft, create offense of; penalties: H3069 









Firearms dealer, to conduct various background checks, evaluations and 

interviews to determine if a person is mentally fit prior to 

selling to: S0650 

Firearms, Senate to encourage businesses and firearms manufacturers from 

out of state to locate in the palmetto state: S0649 

Firearms, handguns, unlawful carrying and sale of, graduated penalties created 

for: H3052, S0020 



Fraudulent Firearms and Ammunition Purchase Prevention, penalties for 

persons who knowingly engage in: H3044 

Health care provider, must not inquire about a patient’s firearm ownership 

or possession; exceptions: H3416 

House of Representative, expressing an invitation to out-of-state business 

involved in manufacturing firearms and ammunition and 

accessories for firearms to consider locating and expanding 

existing operations in South Carolina: H4175 

Hunting, allow for a limited pardon for person convicted of nonviolent 

felont to carry a firearm used for hunting, to and from hunting 

destination: H3035 



Mental Health, Ashley Hall Bill, SLED to develop procedures for collection 

of info on adjudicated mentally incapacitated & thereby 

being disqualified from possessing a handgun, provision: 

H3560 

407


FIREARMS (Continued) 

Mental Health, confidential process for transmitting information on person 

who have been adjudicated mentally incapacitated & 

thereby being disqualified from possessing or acquiring a 

handgun, provision: S0413 

Mentally ill, prohibited from possessing handgun, to include individuals 

adjudicated, involuntarily commitment to institution, individual 

not fit to stand trial; court to let SLED know, SLED 

to transmit information to NICS: H3564 

Sales tax exemptions, guns, delete exmeption on certain guns on second 

amendment weekend: H3181 


Second Amendment Preservation Act: S0316 

Tax exemptions, on residential home protection products: S0195 

Weapons, assault weapons included; increase penalties for violation and 

create a two-tiered penalty scheme: H3189, H3575, S0425 

Weapons, storing, keeping, possessing or selling, assault weapons in list of 

banned weapons: H3575, S0425 

FIREWORKS 

No Entries 

FISH AND GAME 

Alligators, hunting season of on private land from September first through 

May 31st: S0165 

Antlered deer, open season in game zone 1 with archery equipment and firearms 

is October 11 through January 1; regulations of provisions: 

S0551 

Bears, captive bear for which a permit has been issued and which DNR 

believes is being used for bear-baying must be taken into 

custody, provisions for placing in a zoo or animal park: 

H3490 

Black Sea Bass, do not apply to, provide a lawful catch limit and size for 

species of fish; no closed season for black sea bass: H3735 


Catch limits revised; St. Helena Sound boundaries revised; seafood dealer 

provisions; minnow trap provisions; crab trap provisions: 

S0305 

Crabs, fish, catch limits and size limits, provisions of: S0305 

Crow hunters, exempt crow hunters from a requirement to wear certain 

clothing while hunting: S0196 


Falconry, defined, lawful to engage in falconry January 1, 2014-December 

31, 2014; regulations and violations: S0641 

Fish, game and watercraft, magistrate court has both original and concurrent 

jurisdiction over these offenses: H3329, S0306 

Fish, unlawful to gig for flounder in salt water during daylight hours, penalties: 

H3047 

Fishing, hooks, revise size of that may be used in certain rivers: H3571 

Flounder, catch limits, unlawful for a person to take more than 15 flounder 

in one day; not to exceed 30 flounder in one day on any 

boat: S0559 

Freshwater game fish, revise the age of persons in a boat that may use 

unlimited number of devices; revise number of trout that 

may be taken; smallmouth bass length limits, provisions: 

S0304 




Hunting, property used for unlawful, additional types of properties 

included; penalties revised: H3762 

Licenses 

Fishing license, disabled veteran, classified as at least 50% disabled 

may obtain a three-year disability combination license or a 

3-year disability fishing license for a one-time fee of ten 


Hunting and fishing license, requirements of provisions; renewal provisions; 

restrictions regarding revised; tag limit provisions; 

temporary license provisions: S0584 

Hunting and fishing license, revise residency requirements of an 

active member of the Armed Forces, provisions: H3246 

Hunting license, completition of hunter’s education program to not 

include members of the armed services, provisions to: 

H3032 

FISH AND GAME (Continued) 

Nongame fish in gill nets, reduce the minimum distance required between 

nets placed on the Little Pee Dee River upstream of punch 

bowl landing: H3579 

Nongame fish, commercial trotline which uses fifty or fewer hooks must be 

marked at intervals of 25 hooks; age revisions; revise number 

of set hooks a recreational fisherman may use: S0304 




Wild turkeys, establish one statewide hunting season of; bag limit of four 

gobblers per season; DNR may declare an open or closed 

season only on wildlife management areas: H3777 

Tarpon, catch limits, unlawful for a person to take or possess more than one 

tarpon in any one day or a tarpon of less than 77 inches in 

fork length: S0590 

FLAGS 

Flags, on top of State House, to be lowered to half-staff for members of military 

who were residents of this state who lost their life: 

S0237, H3379 

United States Flag, display of one portable removable flag in a respectful 

manner: S0198 

FLORENCE COUNTY 

No Entries 

FOOD 

Food, seafood, retail establishment prohibited from selling seafood while 

knowingly misrepresenting the identity of the seafood to its 

patrons: H3987 

Sales tax exemptions, unprepared food items, delete exemption allowed for: 

H3114 

FORESTRY 

Forestry, major facility project requesting certification may not seek a rating 

point that would discriminate against wood products 

derived from forestlands: H3984, S0635 

Transportation Department, to issue permits that allows for the transport of 

unprocessed forest products: H3980 

Transportation department, to issue permits for the transport of ’unprocessed 

forest products’; define terms, permit and restrictions, 


FOSTER CARE 


FREEDOM OF INFORMATION 

FOIA, General Assembly, exemptions for certain work of, to apply to only 

work pertaining to development, drafting, of legislation not 

introduced; provisions of: H3641 





Freedom of Information Act, electronic transmission of public records provided 

for, public body may charge for copy charges but not 

staff time; time limits for responding to a request; available 

documents provisions: H3163 

Freedom of Information Act, increase fines; public officer who wilfully violates 

penalties; specific enforcement when public body 

fails to comply with time limits: H3163 

Governor meetings, with appointed agency or department heads must be 

opended to public in same manner as FOIA: H3227 

FUEL 

Gasoline User Fee, county transportation committee must provide annual 

accounting of funds that it receives to its legislative delegation: 

H4227 

408


FUEL (Continued) 

Gasoline and diesel fuel, increase to 26 cents a gallon; department to adjust 

fee twice a year, road tax provisions; refundable income 

tax for registered vehicles; provisions: H3498 

Gas station, Motor fuel, business selling, that charges different prices for 

purchase of based on form of payment, must consider a 


Gasoline fuel and road tax, increase the fee to twenty-one cents a gallon: 

H3640 

Gasoline fuel, increase fee to twenty-one cents a gallon; adjust user fee 

annually by inflation factor, provisions; road tax increased 

in same manner; additional road fee issued for hybrid and 

electric vehicle owners: H3645 

Income tax credit, corn-based ethanol or soy-based biodiesel, extend credit 

to all liquid fuels derived from renewable sources; reduce 

amount of liquid fuel eligible for, extend time period of 

credit: H3644, S0525 

Income tax credit, for business that sells motor fuel for the purchase of a 

generator, so that they may continue to sell fuel in case of 

electrical outage, provisions: H3030 


Superintendent of Education, to create a pilot project to study the use of biofuel 

to power the State’s public schools buses, make annual 

recommendations to General Assembly: H3432 

FUNERALS 

See Cemeteries (this index) 

- G - 

GAMBLING 



H3765 

Charitable Raffles, authorize terms, procedures and requirements may be 

conducted, provisions: H3079 

Charitable organization, may conduct a raffle; standards of conduct and 

management of raffle; penalties, constitutional amendment 


Gambling and lotteries, add definition for regulation of gambling; uniform 

penalties for unlawful lotteries and gambling; destruction 

of illegal gambling devices provisions: H3756, H3990 

Gambling, General Assembly allowed to provide for establishment, administration, 

and regulation of casino gambling; limit to one 

casino in each five locations in State; special legislation 

regarding, constitution amendment proposed: S0389 

Gambling, casino boat gambling referendum to be held in each county upon 

petition of one percent of registered voters or approval by 

two-thirds vote of legislative delegation, constitutional 


Gambling, coin operated machines, possession of authorized in county if 

favorable vote of majority members of county’s legislative 

delegation or a petition signed by five percent of register 

electors, constitutional amendment proposed: S0317 

Gambling, to establish riverboat gambling and a gambling commission, 


Game promotions or raffles allowed by holders of permits for sale of beer or 

wine, to clarify that this item does not authorize the use of 

any device prohibited by section 12-21-2710: H3025, 

S0003 

Games and coin-operated machines, sweepstakes awards prohibited; exceptions: 

H3287 

Raffles, General Assembly may authorize to be operated by religious and 

charitable organizations, provisions regarding; constitutional 


Raffles, authorize nonprofit organizations to operate and conduct raffles 

through registration with Secretary of State; standards for, 


GAME WARDEN 


GARBAGE 

See Water and Sewer (this index) 

GAS 

See Also Fuel (this index) 

Gas meters, tampering and altering of; appropriation of provisions; penalties: 

H3408, S0274, H3568 

Motor Fuel 

Gas stations, Motor fuel, business selling, that charges different prices 

for purchase of based on form of payment, must consider a 


Gasoline User Fee, county transportation committee must provide 

annual accounting of funds that it receives to its legislative 

delegation: H4227 

Gasoline and diesel fuel, increase to 26 cents a gallon; department to 

adjust fee twice a year, road tax provisions; refundable 

income tax for registered vehicles; provisions: H3498 

Gasoline fuel and road tax, increase the fee to twenty-one cents a gallon: 

H3640 

Gasoline fuel, increase fee to twenty-one cents a gallon; adjust user 

fee annually by inflation factor, provisions; road tax 

increased in same manner; additional road fee issued for 

hybrid and electric vehicle owners: H3645 

Income tax credit, for business that sells motor fuel for the purchase of 

a generator, so that they may continue to sell fuel in case of 

electrical outage, provisions: H3030 


GENERAL ASSEMBLY 

See Also Ethics/Campaign Practices (this index) 





Appropriation Acts 

Appropriation Act, beginning in 2014, General Assembly to enact a 

biennial state General Appropriations Act: H3254 

Appropriation Act, require General Assembly to pass biennial appropriations 

in each odd numbered year: S0108 

Appropriation Bill 2013-2014: H3710 


Capital Reserve Fund 

Capital reserve fund, revenues for fiscal 2012-2013 must be used 

to offset the general fund revenues not collected because of 

one time small business tax reduction, which is to be 

enacted in 2013 session: H3157 

Capital Reserve Fund, appropriation for 2012-2013: H3711 

Continuing Resolution, provide for continuing authority to pay 

expenses of state government if 2013-2014 fiscal year 

begins without a general appropriations act for year in 

effect, exceptions: S0705 

General Appropriation Act from 2012, revise paragraph 1A.48, Section 

1A, Part 1B, education department to transfer certain 

funds, provisions: H4010 





General Assembly, in appropriation act estimated revenue of general 

fund, to appropriate to the judicial department an amount 

equal to one precent of general fund revenue of latest fiscal 

year, provisions, constitutional amendment: S0072 

General Assembly, may not increase a fine or penalty in appropriation 

act; state agencies or departments may not implement a 

fine by regulation, provisions and exceptions: S0042 

Zero Base Budget Process beginning with fiscal year 2013-2014: 

H3303 

Chamber Use 

American Board of Trial Advocates to use House Chambers on September 

20, 2013: H3753 

Greenville Young Men’s Christian Association to use Chambers on 

November 21-22: H3867, S0564 

Haley, Governor Nikki, State of the State address: H3200 

409


GENERAL ASSEMBLY (Continued) 

Independent School Association Student Government to use chamber 

on September 24, 2013: H4238 

Koutz, Honorable James E., National Commander of the American 

Legion to address the General Assembly in joint session: 

S0264 

Palmetto Boys State, to use the Chambers on Friday June 14, 2013: 

H3714 

Palmetto Girls State to use Chambers on Friday, June 14, 2013: S0479 

Silver Haired Legislature, to use chamber on September 10-12, 2013: 

H4295 

Student Legislature, to use the chamber at a time determined by President 

Pro Tempore and Speaker: S0762 

Toal, Chief Justice Honorable Jean Hoefer to address in joint assembly: 

H3337 

Youth Legislative Conference, to use House Chamber: H3917 

Committee, of General Assembly, testimony given may be under oath; create 

offenses of contempt; violation penalty, provisions of 

testifying: H3159 

Ethics Commission, Legislative, comprised of 10 members, 5 majority and 

5 minority; make available a compilation of principles; 

powers and duties of; process and procedures of complaints, 


FOIA, General Assembly, exemptions for certain work of, to apply to only 

work pertaining to development, drafting, of legislation not 

introduced; provisions of: H3641 

General Assembly to designate funds in state treasury as trust funds; monies 

applied to trust fund may only be used for designated purpose; 

changes only by 2/3rds vote in each House, constitutional 


House of Representatives 

Aircraft, use of any owned or leased by State, use of by a member of 

the General Assembly must be first approved by the 

Speaker of the House for House members and President 


Board of Economic Advisors, if they adjust the forecast for the next 

fiscal year after the House of Representative has given 3rd 

reading to the appropriation act, any increase in revenue to 

be appropriated to highway fund: H3017 

Commission, revise duties and powers of, to handle complaints from 


House Ethics Committee; procedures and provisions 

regarding revised; Public integrity unit created, provisions 

of: H3772 

Good Friday, House Staff not required to work on: H3466 

House and Senate ethics committees, to consist of ten members; terms 

of members and officers of: H3429 


involved in manufacturing firearms and ammunition 

and accessories for firearms to consider locating and 

expanding existing operations in South Carolina: H4175 

Regulatory Reform Act, General Assembly may not amend or change 

an amendment under review, only agency that submitted 

may change; automatic vote in Houses requirement; automatic 

approval deleted: H3128 

Seats, to provide a procedure for allotting seats to members of the 

House for 2013-2014 sessions: H3000 




Term limits, General Assembly members, Senate and House members, 

the General Assembly to enact term limits, constitutional 






Term limits, person not eligible for election to the House of Representative 

if they have served four terms; person also not eligible 

for election to the Senate if have served two terms after 

Jan. 1, 2013: H3007, S0201 


if they have served six terms; person also not eligible 

for election to the Senate if have served four terms after 

Jan. 1, 2013: H3008, S0097 


Laws, enactment or repeal of laws, establish specified procedure for by initiative 

petition and referendum; exceptions; constitutional 


Members 

Administrative Law Judge position, reduce amount of time a member 

of the General Assembly must wait before appointment to 

to 1 year: H3304 





FOIA, exemptions for disclosing certain information of an active or 

former employee of the Judiciary, law enforcement officer, 

state agencies, guardian ad litem, prosecutor, public 

defender or appellate defender: H4094 

General Assembly, member, may not be elected to judicial office for a 

period of 20 years after he ceases to be a member: S0084 

General Assembly, prohibit an incumbent or former member of from 

being elected or appointed to the governing board of a 

South Carolina college or university for a period of one 

year after terminating service: H3849, H4068 

General Assembly, supervision of ethical conduct by members of, 

authority to discipline members is vested in state agency 

charged by law with investigating & enforcing allegations 

of misconduct, constitutional amendment proposed: 

H3406, S0346 

Legislative Leadership Political Action Committees prohibited: S0133 

Lobbyist, former public official, member or employee, one year waiting 

period before lobbying, certain provisions: S0130 

Members, may not lobby for 2 years after serving; prohibited from 

receiving campaign contributions during regular session; 

require annual personal finance disclosures: S0133 

Political action committee, organized on behalf of certain statewide 

officials prohibited: S0013 

Professional and Occupational Board, LLR to have authority of oversignt 

and administration of; establish fee schedules must be 

approved by the General Assembly: S0113, S0114 

SC Retirement System, for General Assembly members, earnable 

compensation used in calculation of retirement benefits 

does not include salary: H3108 

Salary for General Assembly, begining in 2015, members of to receive 

total annual compensation of $50,000; which includes per 

diem and salary; per diem restrictions regarding extra session; 

salary to be included in appropriation act: H3108 














Jan. 1, 2013: H3007, S0201 




Jan. 1, 2013: H3008, S0097 

Rules 

House of Representatives 

Every legislative day that House of Representatives does not 

address certain issues the members shall forfeit one day of 

subsistence allowance (R. 10.12): H3307 

Governor’s office staff person, prohibited from entering House 

Chamber when in session (R. 10.1): H3065 

May 1st, crossover date, during first year of a two-year legislative 

session, deleted: H4048 

Motions, invoke previsou question, increase from a majority to 

three-fourths the vote requirement to (R 8.5, 8.6, 8.11): 

H3308 

410



Seats, revise process by which the allotment of seats in the 

chamber is conducted (R. 3.10): H3309 

Second Reading, to set by special order H. 3945, Legislative 

Ethics Restructuring Legislation for Tuesday, April 30, 

2013: H4069 

To adopt rules of the House for 2013-2014 sessions: H3001 

Senate 

Rules of procedure for the Senate established: S0001 

Senate 





Commission, revise duties and power of, to handle complaints from 


House Ethics Committees; procedures and provisions 

regarding revised; Public integrity unit created, provisions 

of: H3772 

House and Senate ethics committees, to consist of ten members; terms 

of members and officers of: H3429 

Magistrate Court, prohibit Senators, family members of or legal associates 

from representing another person before a magistrate 

the Senator recommended for appointment: S0088 

Regulatory Reform Act, General Assembly may not amend or change 

an amendment under review, only agency that submitted 

may change; automatic vote in Houses requirement; automatic 















Jan. 1, 2013: H3007, S0201 




Jan. 1, 2013: H3008, S0097 

Session, provide for session to commence on the second Tuesday in February, 


Sine Die Adjournment 

Adjournment, changed to first Thursday in May, provisions: H3257 

Adjournment, changed to the first Thursday in May; if House fails to 

give third reading to appropriation bill is extended by one 

statewide day, provisions: S0177, S0330 

Session, provide for to commence on the second Tuesday in February, 

to adjourn sine die not later than first Thursday in May 

each year; allow General Assembly to convene in local session 

in January, constitutional amendment proposed: 

H3340 

Sine Die Adjournment, session to end on the second Thursday in 

March in even-numbered years and the second Thursday in 

April in odd-numbered years: S0108 

Sine Die Adjournment, to be on the last Thursday before Memorial 

Day in May; authority deleted to extend the session: H3094 

Sine Die Adjournment, when Houses adjourn on June 6th, each house 

to stand adjourn until statewide session on June 18th-20th, 

not later than 5 pm, General Assembly to stand adjourn 

sine die: S0744 

GENERAL RESERVE FUND 

See Appropriation Acts (this index) 

GENERAL SERVICES DIVISION 

See Budget and Control Board (this index) 

GEOLOGY AND GEOLOGISTS 

No Entries 

GEORGETOWN COUNTY 

Airboats, restrictions on, create an exception to the provision that limits the 

hours of operation of airboats along certain rivers in 

Georgetown and Horry Counties: H4032 

Georgetown County, designate of certain property of the Belle W. Baruch 

Foundation in as a bird and game refuge, repealed: S0244 

Murrell’s Inlet-Garden City Fire District, members of the Georgetown board 

must be appointed by the Governor upon recommendation 

of majority of Georgetown County Legislative Delegation, 


To memorialize the United States Department of Transportation and its 

component federal highway administration to take a leading 

role in organizing and providing regular public ferry 

service to Sandy Island in Georgetown County: H3578 

GOVERNOR 




Agriculture Commissioner of, deleted from the list of state officers which 

must be elected; commissioner to be appointed by Governor, 



Comptroller General, deleted from the list of state officers which must be 



Governor meetings, with appointed agency or department heads must be 

opended to public in same manner as FOIA: H3227 

Governor’s office, prohibited from expending public funds to hire a person 

whose activities include lobbying the General Assembly: 

H3002 

Governors annual budget recommendations and reports, to be in a programmatic 

format by providing a narrative description of each 

separate program administered by state agency: H3260 

Identity theft, Governor to develop a protection plan from, provisions: 

S0334 




S0247, H3436 




Superintendent of Education deleted from the list of state officers which 

must be elected; to be appointed by the Governor, constitutional 


Superintendent of Education, deleted from the list of state officers which 

must be elected; to be appointed by Governor, constitutional 


Vacancies, certain offices in the executive branch, in the case of filling a 

special election must be held; Governor may fill office 

with interim appointee until special election: H3172 

GRAND JURY 

See Juries and Jurors (this index) 

See Attorney General (this index) 

GREENVILLE COUNTY 



S0551 


Greenville County; Lt. Governor Nick and Emilie Theodore Interchange 

named: S0775 

Greenville Hospital Systems Board of Trustees, name changed to Greenville 

Health System Board of Trustees: H3971 

Greenville Technical College Area Commission, reconstitute membership 

of commission, terms and appointing procedures: H3829 

411


GREENVILLE COUNTY (Continued) 


entity: S0135, H3198, H3298 

Sheriff Sam Simmons Intersection named: S0701 

GREENWOOD COUNTY 


Greenwood County; voting precincts revised: H3962 


entity: S0135, H3198, H3298 

GUIDANCE COUNSELORS 


GUNS 

HAMPTON COUNTY 

No Entries 


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HANDICAPPED 









Handicapped placard, allow person to be issued 2, Veteran trying to obtain 

may be certified by a county veterans affairs officer: S0206 

Handicapped placard, application for person may submit a certificate from a 

licensed registered nurse or physician assistant that certifies 

handicap status: H3372 

Handicapped, license plate issued for wheelchair user decal for a person 

with a physical disability: S0676 

Homestead property tax exemption, for persons over 65 or disabled, exemption 

amount increased to the first seventy-five thousand 


Parking, Disabled Wartime Veteran license plate, decrease disability rating 

to receive; permanently disabled veteran my display a 

handicapped symbol and does not have to apply for handicapped 

placard: H3048 

Parking, free for handicapped, includes all spaces operated by governmental 

entities and parking garages: H3048 

Property tax exemptions, exempt a private passenger motor vehicle owned 

by individual who is blind; provisions: S0292 


2013: S0722 


State building code, to require a number of accessible parking spaces for 

wheelchair user placard or decal holders to be provided for 

all buildings and facilities, provisions: S0676 




HATE CRIMES 


HAZARDOUS AND NUCLEAR WASTE 

No Entries 

HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL 

Department 


HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL 

Atomic Energy and Radiation Control Act, definitions revised; licensing 

and registration fees; accreditation and certification 


Bedbug infestation, Hotels required to notify guests of; landlord to 

notify tenant of; to notify person of seeking temporary or 

permanent residence in charitable shelter: H3143 

Bedding, secondhand, certain disclosures with sale of, penalties: 

H3127 


DHEC, delete provisions establishing initial decisions involving 

actions of department as staff decisions which become 

department decisions and finally agency decisions if not 

appealed; provisions: H3827 





Drycleaning facility restoration trust fund, use and purpose of fund, 

DHEC to expend monies to obtain evidence of contamination, 

clarify what facilities are excluded, provisions: 

H3097 

Emerson Rose Act, require each birthing facility licensed by DHEC to 

perform a pulse oximetry screening on every newborn in 

its care: S0341 



Immunity from Liability for Providing Free Health Care Services, 

deemed to be within the scope of the good samaritan statute: 

S0748 

Landfills, moratorium in effect until December 31, 2017 issuing permits 

to construct certain new class 3 landfills to replace or 

expand certain existing landfills; issuing approvals to 

increase annual disposal rate, provisions: S0717 

Litter offender database, to be maintained by DHEC, provide contents 

of database, provisions: S0199 

Long-term care facility, authorize electronic monitoring of a resident’s 

room in; penalties for person who tampers with; provisions: 

S0662 

Mining, DHEC to set a schedule of fees that must be assessed and collected 

relating to: H4290 


Poultry products, inspection law, exemptions for certain poultry producers, 


Property owners, allowed to apply to DHEC to protect property from 

the waters of the Atlantic Ocean, permit process, methods 

of protection specified: S0121 

Recovered Materials Processing Facility, to register with DHEC to 

report annually to department and provide financial 

responsibility mechanisms for closure: S0286 

Recycle, Beer or wine, holder of permit, to recycle each recyclable 

beverage container sold on premise in accordance with 

model recycling program of DHEC: H3901 


South Carolina Immunization Registry (D. No. 4259): S0428 


State Certificate of Need and Health Facility Licensure Act, definitions 

revised; certificate of need provisions: S0568 


Truth in Health Financing and Responsible Consumer Health Care 

Act: H4095 



S0769 

HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT 

See Also Social Services (this index) 

Health and Human Services Department, required to provide medicaid coverage 

to certain individuals from January 1, 2014 through 

December 31, 2016: H3413 

Health and Human Services, prohibited from establishing, facilitating, 

implementing, or participating in expansion of medicaid 

eligibility under federal patient protection and affordable 

care act of 2010: H3355 

412


HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT 





Medicaid, military families may enroll in medicaid home and community 

based waiver program in state if legal residence; allowed to 

maintain if stationed outside of South Carolina: S0756 

HEALTH BOARDS, COUNTY 

See Health and Environmental Control (this index) 

See Specific County (this index) 

HEALTH CARE 


HEALTH CLUBS 

See Athletics (this index) 

HEARING AIDS 

See Labor, Licensing and Regulation Department (this 

index) 

HERITAGE TRUST PROGRAM 


HIGHER EDUCATION 

See Colleges and Universities (this index) 

HIGHWAY PATROL 

See Public Safety Department (this index) 


HIGHWAYS AND STREETS 

See Transportation Department (this index) 

HOLIDAYS 




HOTELS AND MOTELS 

No Entries 

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 

See General Assembly (this index) 

HOUSING 


HOUSING AUTHORITY, STATE 


HUMAN AFFAIRS COMMISSION 

Human Affairs Commission, authorized to assess a civil penalty for Human 

affairs, revenue from penalty be deposited in general fund: 

H3085 

HUMAN RESOURCES COORDINATING COUNCIL 

No Entries 

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT DIVISION 


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IMMIGRATION 

Illegal alien, probation, pardon and parole services board may not recommend 

to the Governor that should be granted reprieve or 

commutation of sentence; may not be granted clemency or 

pardoned: S0129 




States: S0036 

IMMUNITY 


HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION 

See Taxation/Property (this index) 

See Aging/Property Tax Exemptions (this index) 

HOMOSEXUALS 

No Entries 

INCOME TAX 

INDIANS 


See Native Americans (this index) 

HORRY COUNTY 





entity: S0135, H3198, H3298 

Lieutenant John Ronald Floyd Intersection named: H3525 

Murrell’s Inlet-Garden City Fire District, authorize the levy and collection 

of an additional ten mills: S0293 

Murrell’s Inlet-Garden City Fire District, members of the Georgetown board 

must be appointed by the Governor upon recommendation 

of majority of Georgetown County Legislative Delegation, 


Stalvey Bellamy Intersection named: S0682 

W. D. ’Billy’ Witherspoon Highway named: S0681, H4182 

HOSPITALS 


INDIGENT DEFENSE, COMMISSION ON 

No Entries 

INDUSTRY 


INFECTIOUS WASTE 

See Hazardous and Nuclear Waste (this index) 

INMATES 

See Prisons and Prisoners (this index) 

INSPECTOR GENERAL, OFFICE OF 


S0028 

413


INSURANCE 

See Also Workers’ Compensation (this index) 

Automobile insurance 

Automobile insurance property damage, increase maximum amount of 

compensation and to increase certain fees: S0461 

Automobile insurance, insurer must verify coverage of an insured by 

electronic format to a mobile electronic device upon 

request of insured: H3623 

Automobile insurance, mandatory uninsured motorist, increase the 

minimum coverage to twenty-five thousand dollars: S0464 

Automobile insurance, prohibit electronic monitoring of driving harbits 

for purpose of transmitting usage-based data of insured 

drivers to automobile insurers: S0023 


Budget and Control Board, prohibited from borrowing or transferring the 

funds of the insurance reserve fund for purpose not specifically 

authorized by law for use of: H3154 

Captive insurance company, an industrial insured is subject to certain 

requirements concerning reports for risk-based capital, 

acquisitions disclosure and asset disposition and ceded 

reinsurance agreements; provisions: H3620, S0462 

Captive insurance company, director to declare inactive under certain circumstances; 

director may modify the minimum tax premium; 

protected cell for incorporated or unincorporated; 


Captive insurance company, licensure requirements revised; document confidentiality 

revised; incorporation of revised; revise provisions 

of: H3797 

Certificate of Insurance Act: H3591 

Competitive Insurance Act: S0569, H3903 

Department 

Insurance department, director, if becomes a candidate for public 

office or member of a political committee then his office 

must be immediately vacated; to be elected; election of 

begins in 2014 general election; terms of office: H3642 

Department, licensure for bondsman, insurance producer, adjuster, public 

adjuster, vehicle adjuster, applications for must contain an 

email address: H3619, S0463 

Health/Medical Insurance 





Health Coverage, for a child, to eliminate need for the social security 

number to be in the order: S0390 

Health Insurance, prohibit the state and other entities from establishing, 

operating or purchasing insurance from an American 

Health Benefit Exchange, provisions: H3473 

Health Insurance, provider may not impose a copayment, coinsurance 

of office visit deductible amount charged to an insured for 

service rendered by an occupational therapist or physical 

therapist: H4228 

Health and accident insurer, prohibit the insurer from directly paying 

money to an insured for health care service if provider rendered 

the service subject to the on-call coverage of the provider, 

exceptions: S0631 

Health insurance policies or certificates of coverage may provide for 

wellness credits or discounts: S0145 




of network services: H3818, S0530 

Health insurance, require employers participating in multiple 

employer self-insured health plan to execute hold harmless 

agreements in which the employer agrees to pay all unpaid 

portions of claims, provisions: H3960 

Hearing Aids, require group health insurance and benefit plans to 

cover for an insured with impaired hearing who is 21 years 

of age or less, provisions: S0065, H3240 

Insurance trade practices, Health care contracts issued by health insurance 

issuers, does not discriminate against providers willing 

and qualified to meet the terms, provisions: S0145 

INSURANCE (Continued) 

Mammograms, supplemental coverage for breast ultrasound screening 

when a mammogram demonstrates heterogeneous or dense 

breast tissue; mammography report includes specific information: 

S0422 

Medicare supplement policies, establish certain requirements for issuing; 

insurance department to promulgate regulations establishing 

specific standards for; insurers to offer supplement 

coverage to under 65 years: S0400 

State Health Plan 

To privde that for calendar year 2013, premiums for enrollees in 

the State health plan must remain at the rate in effect for 

calendar year 2012: S0232 


Truth in Health Financing and Responsible Consumer Health Care 

Act: H4095 

Homeowner’s insurance policy, property casualty insurance rate-making 

organization may not use a credit score or credit report to 

determine the rate for; insurer may not refuse to issue, 

renew or cancel based on credit report or score: H4181 

Insurance Department Director Joint Screening Committee, established; 

membership and duties; director of to be screened by: 

S0350 

Insurance, surplus lines broker, exempt those brokers from requirement 

when seeking to procure or place nonadmitted insurance 

for an exempt commercial purchaser in certain circumstances: 

S0460 

Insurer, revise provisions concerning a revocation of the licensee of a hazardous 

insurer: H3621, S0462 

Nursing homes, required to carry a minimum of a one hundred thousand 

dollars liability insurance policy: H3320 

Promotion of Ethical Standards and Professional Integrity in Property and 

Casualty Insurance Sales Act: H4195 




Small employer health insurance availability act, revise definitions of “eligible 

employee”: S0465 

Spartanburg Disaster relief fund created, to compensate victims of amusement 

train derailment in Cleveland park; to transfer 2 million 

dollars from the insurance reserve fund, provisions: 

S0258 



INTERNET 

See Computers (this index) 

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JASPER COUNTY 

General Lloyd W. ’Fig’ Newton Interchange named: S0063 

Jasper County Board of Education, to impose tax levy necessary for school 

purposes: S0358 

Jasper County, register of deeds, be elected rather than appointed: S0357 

Jasper County, voting precincts revised: H3861 

JAYCEES 

No Entries 

JOHN DE LA HOWE SCHOOL 

No Entries 

JUDGES AND JUSTICES 


JUDGMENTS 


414


JURIES AND JURORS 



State Grand Jury, jurisdiction added to a crime involving trafficking in persons 

when a victim is trafficked more than one county, provisions: 

H3534 

JUVENILE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT 

Juvenile and employment of probation counselors, Coroners, substitute term 

law enforcement training council for term department of 


Juveniles, use of restraints, when appearing in court prohibited unless necessary 

to prevent harm or flight risk, provisions: S0440, 

S0520, H3855 

JUVENILES 


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KERSHAW COUNTY 

Deputy Sheriff Ernest Christian “Chris” Potter III, portion of road named 

for on I-20 in Kershaw County: S0740 

Kershaw County, School District Board of Trustees, revise election districts 

from to be elected, provisions: S0379 

KINDERGARTEN 


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LABOR 




H3639 

LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION 

DEPARTMENT 

Department to assign one investigator for every 2500 licensees to ensure 

complaints are processed and considered in a expeditious 

manner: S0075 

Hair braiding, definition of revised, school offering hair braiding coursework 

must be registered with board; increase education 

requirements of for licensure: H3148 

LLR, issuance of license alone by the division of professional and occupational 

licensing does not create a common law duty of due 

care for license holder: S0181 

LLR, to provide appropriate notice to local zoning authorities concerning 

the provisions of van parking spaces in compliance with 

the ADA and building codes: S0427 


Massage/Bodywork therapy, revise all sections of, provisions, make conforming 

changes to: S0214 

Music Therapy Practice Act: S0277 





Professional and Occupational Board, LLR to have authority of oversignt 

and administration of; establish fee schedules must be 

approved by the General Assembly: S0113, S0114 

Real Estate Brokers and salesmen, require a criminal background check 

from a source approved by LLR: S0075 

LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION 

DEPARTMENT (Continued) 





Panel for dietetics (D. No. 4237): H3574, S0429 

Panel for dietetics, code of ethics, interpretation of standards and 

reporting of disciplinary actions (D. No. 4327): S0541 





LANCASTER COUNTY 


LAND RESOURCES CONSERVATION COMMISSION 


LAND SURVEYORS 

See Engineering (this index) 

LANDLORD AND TENANT 

See Property/Rental (this index) 

LANDSCAPING 

See Engineering (this index) 

LAUNDRY 

No Entries 

LAURENS COUNTY 


Lt. Governor Nick and Emilie Theodore Interchange named: S0741 

LAW ENFORCEMENT 

Animal cruelty, crimnal penalties revised; law enforcement officer to arrest 

person violating; law enforcement to provide proper care 

for: S0193 

Breath test, video recording at test site, does not have to include a person’s 

conduct during the required 20 minute pre-test waiting 

period if person refuses to take test: S0778 


S0523 

Canine Team, certification of: H3580 

Canines, Dog attack, liability of owner, does not extend to trained law 

enforcement dogs in performance of official duties: S0008, 

H3527, H3570 








Law enforcement agency, unlawful to use or employ an automatic number 

plate recognition system , penalties: H3192 



Officers 

Assault and battery, crimes of person that unlawfully injures a law 

enforcement officer, EMS provider or firefighter commits 

offense of a high and aggravated nature: S0212, H3734 

Cell phone, law enforcement officer prohibited from seizing phone or 

other electronic device at scene of investigation unless it 

impedes the investigation; penalties: H3059, S0107 

415


LAW ENFORCEMENT (Continued) 

FOIA, exemptions for disclosing certain information of an active or 

former employee of the Judiciary, law enforcement officer, 

state agencies, guardian ad litem, prosecutor, public 

defender or appellate defender: H4094 

Law enforcement officer, temporary transfer to a multijurisdictional 

task force, make technical changes, delete provisions that 

requires a county that sends an officer to another county, 


Murder, create the offense of attempted murder of a law enforcement 

officer, penalties: H3064 

Police officer retirement system, disability, delete requirement that 

certain members be eligible for; proof of; social security 

benefits to continue: S0484 

Police officer, reserve has the status of constable under certain circumstances 

and with jurisdiction limits of his appointing 


Process server, who is not an active law enforcement officer, may not 

serve a summons, by entering the private property if the 

landowner posts ’no trespassing’ signs: S0528 


Traffic stop, when motor vehicle is stopped by law enforcement during 

nighttime hours he must turn on interior lights; penalties: 

H3325 

Uniform traffic tickets, authorize law enforcement officers to prosecute 

those offenses to reissue a uniform traffic ticket for 

another offense incident to a plea agreement: H3074 

Police dog or horses, maltreating, injuring, or killing of, increase fines and 


Preemptory challenges, equalize the number of preemptory challenges for 

the defendant and state in criminal case: H3188, S0270 

Resource Officer, require every public school district to request a school 

resource officer for each school in the district: H3237 




State Law Enforcement Division 

Animal Abuse, Registration and Community Notification of Animal 

Abusers established: H3045 

Budget Proviso Codification Act of 2013, SLED, reimbursements for 

clothing allowance, physicals, meals; fund provisions; 

carry forward money provisions; fee collected provisions 

of: S0211 

Child fatality advisory committee, add two members to the committee; 

SLED duties of: S0355 

Firefighter Mobilization Act of 2000, SLED has exclusive jurisdiction 

on behalf of state matters pertaining to response and crisis 

management of acts of terrorism and emergency event 

management explosive devices; committee name change: 

H3870 

Mental Health, confidential process for transmitting information on 

person who have been adjudicated mentally incapacitated 

& thereby being disqualified from possessing or acquiring 

a handgun, provision: S0413, H3560 

Mentally ill, defendant found not guilty by reason of insanity or guilty 

but mentally ill, Judge to notify SLED of such; SLED to 

transmit information to NICS: H3564 

Mentally ill, involuntary commitment of, probate court to notify 

SLED of such; SLED to transmit information to NICS: 

H3564 

SLED, all duties and functions of transferred to the State Police: 

H3120 



H3120 

Volunteer State Constables 

Income tax deductions, volunteer state constables maximum of a 

$3000/ year deduction for: H3089 

LAWYERS 


LEE COUNTY 

Isaac C. Joe Highway named: H3421 

State Representative Grady A. Brown Interchange named: H4288, S0782 

LEGISLATIVE AUDIT COUNCIL 


H3350 

Legislative Audit Council, to provide audits for state agencies every five 

years; report submitted to appropriate entity: S0104 

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL 

No Entries 

LEGISLATIVE PRINTING, INFORMATION AND 

TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS 

Legislative Printing, Information, and Technology Systems (LPITS) to 

change name of office to the Legislative Services Agency 

(LSA): H3223 

LEGISLATURE 


LEXINGTON COUNTY 

No Entries 

LIBRARIES 

No Entries 

LICENSE PLATES 


LIENS 


LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR 


Budget and Control Board to offer insurance coverage to local council on 

againg or other service for the aging if provider is funded 

by the office on aging: S0125 

Hunley Commission, additional member of to be the Lieutenant Governor: 

S0156 



LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS 

See Fuel (this index) 

LITTER 

LOANS 



LOBBYISTS AND LOBBYING 

2013 Ethics Reform Act, lobbyist registration fee of $200, report due dates: 

S0338 

Agency, institution, etc. governed by a board appointed by a local governing 

board of a political subdivision prohibited from expending 

funds lobbying, exceptions: H3284 

Governor’s office, prohibited from expending public funds to hire a person 

whose activities include lobbying the General Assembly: 

H3002 

Lobbying, of former public officials, increase the durational limitation to 

five years: H3407 

Lobbying, prohibit use of public funds to contract with a person whose 

activities include: H3152 



416


LOBBYISTS AND LOBBYING (Continued) 

Lobbyists, terms redefined to include members of the governing bodies of 

political subdivisions: S0601 

LOTTERY 

Appropriations made to higher learning institution from the lottery expenditure 

account must be reflected in its budget: H3130 

Gambling and lotteries, add definition for regulation of gambling; uniform 

penalties for unlawful lotteries and gambling; destruction 

of illegal gambling devices provisions: H3756, H3990 

Lotteries, certain social card and dice games are not unlawful: S0779 

Lottery Commission, shall issue a request for proposals soliciting bids from 

private entities for them to assume and undertake the duties 

and responsibilities of organizing & conducting the education 

lottery, provisions: H3555 

Lottery commission, executive director has authority to enter into contracts, 

includes contracts for a private entity to organize and conduct 

education lottery: H3555 







Public officers gambling or betting on games of chance, exception for participation 

in lotteries, constitutional amendment proposed: 

H3289, H3516 

LYMPHEDEMA 


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MAGISTRATES 


MANUFACTURED HOUSING 

See Mobile Homes (this index) 

MANUFACTURERS AND MANUFACTURING 


MARION COUNTY 


of the Mullins National Guard Armory to the City of Mullins: 

H3586 

Robert J. McIntyre, Sr. Intersection named: S0545 

MARLBORO COUNTY 

Marlboro County, School Board, may determine salaries and allowances of 

board members; approve local tax funds needed for; per 

diem provisions deleted: H4205 

MARRIAGE 


MASSEURS AND MASSEUSES 

No Entries 

MASTERS-IN-EQUITY 


MCCORMICK COUNTY 


Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Highway named: H3327, S0233 

MCCORMICK COUNTY (Continued) 

McCormick County, add the Monticello precinct, designate a map number, 


McCormick County, Board of Trustees of School District No. 4, provide 

that in the event of vacancy on the board occurring for any 

reason other than expiration of a term, special election to 

fill unexpired term: S0517 

MEDIA 

MEDICAID 

No Entries 

See Health and Human Services Department (this index) 

MEDICAL 

Abortions 

Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act: H4223 

Abortion, physician performing outside of a hospital must have admitting 

and staff privileges at a local certified hospital, must 

also be board certified in obstetrics and gynecology: S0204 





Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act: S0626, H4223 

Brain Injury Leadership Council created, responsibilities and duties of; 

composition and appointment of; powers and authority of: 

S0127 

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, instruction in on use of automated external 

defibillator to all students enrolled in school district as 

graduation requirement: S0160, H3368 


Corrections department, required to implement automated payment and 

recovery procedures to ensure medicaid is billed for eligible 

inpatient services; certain technology advances to 


Emergency Care, clarify immunity extends to the administration of life-saving 

procedures such as CPR, provisions: H4145 

Emergency Medical Services 

Emergency Medical Services, exceptions to waiver of immunity: 

S0380 

Emergency responders, who are dispatched to assist with disaster 

relief or recovery efforts outside their county of residence 

to have the opportunity to cast any ballot they would have 

been eligible to cast: H3803 

Emerson Rose Act, require each birthing facility licensed by DHEC to perform 

a pulse oximetry screening on every newborn in its 

care: S0341 

Free Health Care Study Committee, created, membership and duties of 

committee: H4009 



Health Insurance, provider may not impose a copayment, coinsurance of 

office visit deductible amount charged to an insured for 



Health care practitioners, required to wear ID badges displaying certain 

information: H3902 

Health care provider, must not inquire about a patient’s firearm ownership 

or possession; exceptions: H3416 

Health insurance policies or certificates of coverage may provide for wellness 

credits or discounts: S0145 




of network services: H3818, S0530 

Health insurance, require employers participating in multiple employer selfinsured 

health plan to execute hold harmless agreements in 

which the employer agrees to pay all unpaid portions of 

claims, provisions: H3960 


Hearing Aids, require group health insurance and benefit plans to cover for 

an insured with impaired hearing who is 21 years of age or 

less, provisions: S0065, H3240 

Hospitals 

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MEDICAL (Continued) 

Greenville Hospital Systems Board of Trustees, name changed to 

Greenville Health System Board of Trustees: H3971 

Hospital Cost Disparity Study Committee created, to study the disparity 

in the amounts hospitals in this state charge for certain 

medical procedures billed to medicare; membership provisions: 

H4225 

Hospitals, rural counties with access to free emergency hospital care; 

allow relicensure of closed rural hospitals as freestanding 

emergency health care facilities, provisions: H3983 


Immunity from Liability for Providing Free Health Care Services, deemed 

to be within the scope of the good samaritan statute: S0748 

Insurance trade practices, Health care contracts issued by health insurance 

issuers, does not discriminate against providers willing and 

qualified to meet the terms, provisions: S0145 

Lay Midwife Act: H3731 



Mammograms, supplemental coverage for breast ultrasound screening when 

a mammogram demonstrates heterogeneous or dense 

breast tissue; mammography report includes specific information: 

S0422 

Medicaid/Medicare 

Corrections department, required to implement automated payment 

and recovery procedures to ensure medicaid is billed for 

eligible inpatient services; certain technology advances to 


Health and Human Services Department, required to provide medicaid 

coverage to certain individuals from January 1, 2014 

through December 31, 2016: H3413 

Health and Human Services, prohibited from establishing, facilitating, 

implementing, or participating in expansion of medicaid 

eligibility under federal patient protection and affordable 

care act of 2010: H3355 

Medicaid Abuse and Fraud, to be reported on hotlines, administered 

by Health and human service, Attorney General office and 



Medicaid Nursing Home Permits, define medicaid permit day; specify 

manner in which additional medicaid permit days are allocated; 

compliance standards and penalties: H3978 

Medicaid, begining January 1, 2014, and adult 65 or older whose 

income is below 138% of the federal poverty level is elgibile 

for medicaid: H3166 


based waiver program in state if legal residence; 

allowed to maintain if stationed outside of South Carolina: 

S0756 

Medicaid, participation by South Carolina in a medicaid expansion 

pursuant to federal patient protection and affordable care 

act to be necessary to state’s economic growth and welfare 

and health: H3167 

Medicare supplement policies, establish certain requirements for issuing; 

insurance department to promulgate regulations establishing 

specific standards for; insurers to offer supplement 

coverage to under 65 years: S0400 

Medical Laboratory Personnel Act: H3489 

Medical information disclosure, patient to authorize to certain family members 

to have access to, provisions: S0117, H3366 

Medical records, require a physician upon request to transmit the patients 

medical record to the hospital when physician is not the 

patients attending physician, provisions: H3103 

Medicine, Sales and Use tax exemptions, injectable medications and biologics, 

clarify the calculation of exemption: S0597 


Nurse Board 


Nurse Licensure compact (D. No. 4342): H4202 

Occupational Therapy Board 


Licensure for occupational therapists (D. No. 4328): S0539 

Patient 

Medical information disclosure, patient to authorize to certain family 

members to have access to, provisions: S0117, H3366 



MEDICAL (Continued) 

Physicians 

Abortion, physician performing outside of a hospital must have admitting 

and staff privileges at a local certified hospital, must 

also be board certified in obstetrics and gynecology: S0204 

Medical records, require a physician upon request to transmit the 

patients medical record to the hospital when physician is 

not the patients attending physician, provisions: H3103 

Physician assistants, licensure requirements, prescribing of certain 

drugs revised; training and education provisions; supervising 

of provisions: H3618, S0448 

Physicians must be a member of the Medical Association to practice 

medicine: S0278 


Prepaid Medical service agreements creation of, through which employers, 

individuals, and non-employer organizations on behalf of 

individuals may contract directly with health care providers, 


Salt, harm of to one’s health: H3879 

State Health Care Freedom Act: H3096 



Truth in Health Financing and Responsible Consumer Health Care Act: 

H4095 

Volunteer health care providers, licensed health care provider who renders 

medical services voluntarily, without compensation to at 

least 10% of patients not to be liable in any action for noneconomic 

damages, provisions: S0625 

MEDICARE 


MENTAL HEALTH 

See Also Disabilities and Special Needs Department (this 

index) 

Department 



Firearms dealer, to conduct various background checks, evaluations 

and interviews to determine if a person is mentally fit prior 

to selling to: S0650 


of info on adjudicated mentally incapacitated & 

thereby being disqualified from possessing a handgun, provision: 

H3560 

Mental Health, confidential process for transmitting information on 

person who have been adjudicated mentally incapacitated 

& thereby being disqualified from possessing or acquiring 

a handgun, provision: S0413 

Mental health services, exempt a CON change in the existing bed 

complement of a general hospital to be used exclusively 

for: S0695, H4260 

Mental health, revise definitions of, increase eligibility age to under 

21: H3567 

Mentally ill, defendant found not guilty by reason of insanity or guilty 

but mentally ill, Judge to notify SLED of such; SLED to 

transmit information to NICS: H3564 

Mentally ill, involuntary commitment to a mental health facility, probate 

court to notify SLED of such; SLED to transmit information 

to NICS: H3564 

Mentally ill, prohibited from possessing a handgun to include individuals 

adjudicated mentally ill, involuntary commitment; 

individuals not fit to stand trial: H3564 

Vulnerable Adult Guardian Ad Litem Program, created within Office 

of Aging; volunteers to serve as court appointed guardian 

ad litem for vulnerable adults; provisions of program: 

S0764 

METALS 

Nonferrous metals, define the term “coil”, secondary metal recycler must 

not purchase or acquire a coil: S0561 

Precious metals, seller identification card provisions; period that seller must 

hold before selling increased; penalties increased for purchasing 

with a dealer with revoked license: H3149 

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METALS (Continued) 

Vehicles, metal recyclers, revise provision that establishes the condition of a 

vehicle that may be disposed to a demolisher without title 

certificate, magistrates order of sale or sheriff disposal 

authority certificate: H3397 

MILITARY AFFAIRS 


MILITIA 



MINING 

Mining, DHEC to set a schedule of fees that must be assessed and collected 

relating to: H4290 

Property tax, assessment ratios, to reduce ratio on manufacturing, utility and 

mining real and personal property to six percent of value: 

S0082 

MINORITIES 

See Also Discrimination (this index) 

Minority Affairs Commission, required to eliminate eligibility for a Native 

American Indian Group to receive official recognized status; 

repeal any regulation for: S0611 

MINORS 

See Also Juvenile Justice Department (this index) 

Abuse/neglect 




Brianna’s Law, homicide by child abuse, increase penalty to life without 

parole or death is State seeks death penalty: H3073 




Child abuse and neglect, require reports to be made within a certain 

period of time after receipt of information, provisions: 

H3371 

Child abuse, any person in the state that suspects must report abuse to 

coroner and DSS: H3024 

Child abuse, increase age of child whose death has been caused by 

child abuse or neglect to 18 for both offenses of causing 

death or aiding in: H3250 

Child abuse, prohibit an employer from dismissing, or disciplining an 

employee who reports; reinstatement and back pay an 

employee may bring if employer violates the prohibition: 

H3124 

Childcare facilities, background check for employment in, prohibit 

employment of person convicted of unlawful conduct 

toward a child, cruelty to children or child endangerment: 

S0439, H3856 

Infant safe havens, location of to post notice of; DSS to prepare notification 

of: H4062 

Jaidon’s law, child abuse, termination of parental rights due to, child 

abuse registry provisions, substance abuse provisions: 

H3102, S0005 

Minor, sexual exploitation of, include the appearance of a minor in a 

state of sexually explicit nudity in purview of the offense: 

H3959 

Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act: H4223 

Sexual abuse, minor, no limitation on the commencement of a civil 

action based on: H3940 

Adoption 

Adoption, clarify that the release of nonidentifying information to an 

adoptee regarding the health and medical history of an 

adoptee’s biological parents, agency to release information 

to adoptee: S0716 

Adoption, prohibit residents and nonresidents from petitioning to 

adopt a child in the custody of DSS after the child has been 

placed in a home for purpose of adoption; nonresident 

adoption provisions: H3898 

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MINORS (Continued) 


Child Custody 

Child custody, encourage placement of child with grandparent or other 

relative of first or second degree under certain circumstances, 

provisions of: H3464, S0371 

Child, parent or guardian of may not waive the right to counsel when 

the family court proceeding may result in detention of the 

child: H3520 

Placement plan, establish a preference for placement of sibling groups 

together in same adoptive home, provisions: H3465 

Child fatality advisory committee, add two members to the committee; 

SLED duties of: S0355 

Childcare facilities, annual inspections of by the department of social services: 

S0772 

Childcare facilities, background check for employment in, prohibit employment 

of person convicted of unlawful conduct toward a 

child, cruelty to children or child endangerment: S0439, 

H3856 

Childcare providers, prohibit use of ABC vouchers by certain, provisions; 

terms revised: H3532 

Children, out-of-court statements, allow admissibility of hearsay statements 

made to forensic interviewers; provisions of: S0443, 

H3854 

DSS, require a parent to sign a safety plan if child allowed to remain in the 

home; certain services; DSS to file a petition for hearing if 

parent does not achieve goals, provisions: H3732 

Daycare Centers 

Childcare facilities, background check for employment in, prohibit 

employment of person convicted of unlawful conduct 

toward a child, cruelty to children or child endangerment: 

S0439, H3856 

Childcare facilities, private and private schools, home schools to be 


Childcare facilities, school vacation and school holiday camps, criminal 

background check, have a caregiver present at all 

camps; lifeguard to be in attendance, provisions: S0442 

Driver’s license, special restricted for minors, restrictions of may be waived 

to allow travel between home and church, provisions: 

S0079 





Foster Care, goal of the state is that no more than 2617 title IV-E funded 

children will remain in foster care for more than 24 

months: H3816 

Health Coverage, for a child, to eliminate need for the social security number 

to be in the order: S0390 

Hearing Aids, require group health insurance and benefit plans to cover for 

an insured with impaired hearing who is 21 years of age or 

less, provisions: S0065, H3240 



of: H4062 

Juveniles, use of restraints, when appearing in court prohibited unless necessary 

to prevent harm or flight risk, provisions: S0440, 

S0520, H3855 


Military connected children’s welfare task force created; composition of and 

duties: S0771 

Motorcycle, unlawful to transport a person seven years of younger on: 

H3119 

Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act: S0626 

Parent’s right, to direct the upbringing, education and care of child is a fundamental 

right; state prohibited from infringing on; exception: 

S0628 


Sexting, create offense of for persons less than 18; civil fines and costs for 

committing a first or second offense; misdemeanor and 

criminal fine for committing three or more; provisions 

relating to arrest; provisions: H3857 

Sexting, offense of created; civil fines and costs of offenses; penalties of 

revised, provisions: S0441 

Smoking, Tobacco, unlawful for persons to smoke while a child of preschool 

age is in the vehicle, penalties: H3122


MINORS (Continued) 


on State House grounds as memorial to children whose 

lives ended before birth; powers and duties of commission; 


Visitation, grandparents, delete provisions requiring one or both parents of 

child to be deceased; depriving grandparent visitation to be 

in excess of 90 days; grandparents to have maintained relationship 

with child: H3168 

MOBILE HOMES 

Manufactured Housing Board 


Board authorized to make investigations and deny, suspend or 

revoke licenses (D. No. 4243): S0398 

Manufactured Housing Board; guidelines of; licensure provisions; violation 

provisions; revise certain provisions: H3423, S0310 

MODULAR HOMES 


MOPEDS 

MORTGAGES 



MOTION PICTURES 

See Also Movies (this index) 

Income tax credit, refundable to a digital media company producing a statecertified 

production equal to 25% of base investment in 

taxable year; define terms, provisions: S0526 

Motion Picture Incentive Act, provisions of do not apply to films made in 

South Carolina contains scenes offensive, sexual conduct 

or lacks serious literary, artistic, political or scientific 

value, provisions: S0163 

Motion picture production companies, tax rebate, department may rebate up 

to 30% of the expenditures if there is a minimum in-state 

expenditure of one million dollars: S0163 

MOTOR VEHICLES 

Accidents 




Distracted driving violation, unlawful to drive while distracted, provide 


Reckless driving, person is guilty of reckless homicide if driving while 

under the influence, driving while impaired or use of cell 

phone that results in death of person; certain conditions for 

driver license reinstation: S0186 

Vehicle, stopped or parked, no person shall stop, park or leave standing 

upon a roadway when it is practicable to stop, park, or 

leave vehicle off the roadway: S0408, H3625 

All-terrain vehicles 

ATVs, laws and ordinances limiting usage does not apply to law 

enforcement agencies: S0765 

Cell phones 

Cellphone, Beginner’s permit or restricted driver’s license, person 

who holds, may not drive while using; unlawful for a person 

to drive through a school zone while using: S0459 

Cellphone, unlawful for a person to operate a motor vehicle while 

using a cell phone, or other wireless communication device 

not equipped with hands-free; penalties: H3317 

Electronic communication device, unlawful for a person to use while 

driving, penalties, distribution of monies collected from 

fines associated with: H3121, H3858 

Reckless driving, person is guilty of reckless homicide if driving while 

under the influence, driving while impaired or use of cell 

phone that results in death of person; certain conditions for 

driver license reinstation: S0186 

MOTOR VEHICLES (Continued) 

Texting, Careless driving, offense of created, penalties; reckless driving 

to include distracted and inattentive driving which 

includes texting: H3630 

Texting, person may not operate a motor vehicle while text messaging 

or receiving text messages or using any form of electronic 

device, penalties for: H3118, S0416 

Texting, while driving, define term driver of the public; unlawful for a 

driver of the public to operate a motor vehicle while using 

a wireless telecommunications to text, penalties: H4179 

Commercial motor vehicles, road use fee, conform timing of payments of 

applicable fees for: S0600 

Dealers and manufacturers, provisions of revised; franchise terms; succession 

terms revised; warranty claims provisions: S0382 

Dealers, Ad Valorem Taxation, fair market value of a motor vehicle may not 

exceed the amount paid for the motor vehicle if it was purchased 

from a licensed dealer: H4029 

Dealers, motor vehicles, department may certify third-party providers to 

process title, license plates, temporary license plates and 

vehicle registration transactions on behalf of: H3904 

Department 


Congressional medal of honor, DMV to bestow special recognition 

upon Medal of Honor recipients Colonel Charles Murray 

Jr., Corporal Freddie Stowers, Major General James Livingston 

by naming DMV buildings in their honor: S0710 

Congressional medal of honor, DMV to bestow special recognition 

upon Medal of Honor recipients Sergeant First Class Webster 

Anderson, Master Sergeant John Baker, Jr., and Seaman 

Robert Blake by naming DMV buildings in their 

honor: S0710 

DMV, to accept uncertified checks for payment for products or services 

issued by; department may refuse to provide any 

product as a result of returned check, provisions: H3907 

Headquarters to be renamed Colonel and Mrs. Charles P. Murray, Jr. 

Building named: S0392 

Hearings, Administrative Law Court, motor vehicle hearings within, 

all hearing officers must be compensated at the same rate: 

S0372 

Motor vehicle owner, proof of financial responsibility, delete requirement 

that owner must maintain; proof may be displayed on 

electronic device: H3034 

Motor vehicle windows, revise permitted level of light transmission 

for sunscreening devices installed on: H3038 

Property tax, exempt such vehicles and semitruckers from property 

tax; commercial motor vehicle provisions; administration 

fee provisions; revenue from road user fees provisions: 

S0600 

Title 56 Chap. 012, Autonomous vehicle, defined; manufacture and 

operation of; testing and operation of: H4015 

Vehicle, stopped or parked, no person shall stop, park or leave standing 

upon a roadway when it is practicable to stop, park, or 

leave vehicle off the roadway: S0408, H3625 

Distracted driving violation, unlawful to drive while distracted, provide 


Driver’s Licenses 

Beginner’s permit, school attendance to be a condition of obtaining: 

S0158 




Commercial driver’s license, no one who employs or contracts with a 

person who has to be held liable in certain civil actions 

arising out of person’s operation of a vehicle: S0570 

Commercial driver’s license, no person or entity who employs or contracts 

with a person holding shall be held liable in civil 

action regarding provisions: S0773 

Driver’s license suspension, penalty for person who drives a motor 

vehicle with: S0158 

Driver’s license, commercial, intrastate vision waiver program established; 

certain impaired individuals may obtain waiver 

from sight requirements; waiver eligibility, procedures for 

obtaining: S0151 

Driver’s license, special restricted for minors, restrictions of may be 

waived to allow travel between home and church, provisions: 

S0079 

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Driver’s license, veteran designation on, remove the one dollar fee 

retained by the DMV on: S0576 




States: S0036 

Vision, expand standards and training requirements to allow certain 

persons who wear bioptic telescopic lenses for vision assistance 

to obtain a driver’s license: S0297 

Electronic communication device, unlawful for a person to use while driving, 

penalties, distribution of monies collected from fines 

associated with: H3121, H3858 





Golf cart permits, regulate operation of; penalties: H3631 

Golf carts, equipped with headlights and rear lights may be operated at 

night: H3594 

Golf carts, permit decals and registration by DMV, provision applies to allterrain 

vehicles, define terms: H3353 

Handicapped placard, allow person to be issued 2, Veteran trying to obtain 

may be certified by a county veterans affairs officer: S0206 

Handicapped placard, application for person may submit a certificate from a 

licensed registered nurse or physician assistant that certifies 

handicap status: H3372 

Highways, unlawful for any vehicle to travel along a highway in a manner 

that intentionally precludes other vehicles from safely 

passing it in either direction: H3716 

Hybrid motor vehicles, Sales tax exemptions, for machinery and equipment 

used in production of electric or hybrid motor vehicles: 

H3302 

License Plates 

DMV to issue personalized plates; fee charged for to be retained by 

department; to develop a basic license plate design for all 

special organizational license plates which must be issued 

for all: H3908 

Disabled Wartime Veteran license plate, decrease disability rating to 

receive; permanently disabled veteran my display a handicapped 

symbol and does not have to apply for handicapped 


Handicapped, license plate issued for wheelchair user decal for a person 

with a physical disability: S0676 

Law enforcement agency, unlawful to use or employ an automatic 

number plate recognition system , penalties: H3192 

License plate and registration certificate, cancellation, allow appropriate 

receipt issued by DMV to substitute actual plate and 

certificate: S0118 

License plates, Veteran special license plate, increase number of plates 

a person may be issued: S0319 

License plates, special, research and development plates issued; definitions 

of; plate to reference transmission research, provisions: 

S0620 

Special license plate, Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune, revise distribution 

of a portion of the fees collected from the issuance of: 

S0265 

Special license plates, Autism Awareness plate issued: H3961 

Special license plates, Motorcycle Awareness Alliance plate issued: 

S0532 

Special license plates, SC RiverKeepers plate issued: H3225 

Special license plates, issued to recipients of the Distinguished Flying 

Cross: H3033, S0095 

Special license plates, national guard plates issued, limit plate issuance; 

special issuance to retire members provisions; to be 

issued for biennial periods: S0126 


Mopeds, by definition are considered a motor vehicle not motorcycles: 

H3191, S0205 

Mopeds, create provisions that govern the registration of mopeds: H3345 

Mopeds, definitions revised; registration of provisions; titling of provisions: 

H3345 

Mopeds, person while operating must wear safety yellow reflective vests: 

H3190 



Motor vehicles, liens against, lien recordings may be electronically transmitted; 

owners to maintain; department to convene a working 

group to develop program specifications: H3904 

Motorcycles 

Mopeds, by definition are considered a motor vehicle not motorcycles: 

H3191, S0205 

Motorcycle, unlawful to transport a person seven years of younger on: 

H3119 

Motorcycles, issuance of temporary dealer’s license that allows a 

holder to sell motorcycles: H3232 

Transportation Department, shall not discriminate against motorcycles, 

operators or passengers: H3231 

Motorsports entertainment complex, owner may apply for an annual license 

that authorizes the purchase, sale and consumption of beer; 

terms of licenses: H3626, S0478 

Parking violation, local governing body may not increase the amount of a 

parking violation fine without mailing written notice of the 

increase of the address of record the person cited within 48 

hours of the increase: H3897 

Property tax exemptions, exempt a private passenger motor vehicle owned 

by individual who is blind; provisions: S0292 

Reckless driving, certain persons who drive a vehicle while using a wireless 

communication device are guilty of; law enforcement may 

subpoena the data usage record and use as evidence; penalties: 

H3921 

Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle Act, titling of, definitions of revised: 

S0326 

Registration and Titling 

Foreign vehicle of a nonresident, property tax must be paid before it 

may be operated, provisions, penalties: S0025 

License plate and registration certificate, cancellation, allow appropriate 

receipt issued by DMV to substitute actual plate and 

certificate: S0118 

Motor vehicles, thirty dollar surcharge must be imposed on each 

motor vehicle and it must be used for repair, paving and 

resurfacing roads and bridges: H3233 

Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle Act, titling of, definitions of 

revised: S0326 

Sales, Use, and Casual Excise Tax revenues, from the sale, use, or 

titling of a vehicle must be credited to the state non-federal 

and highway fund, provisions of revenues: H3412 

Vehicle registration, fees of increased; portion to go to state highway 

fund until maximize; remainder of fees to go to DOT; road 

user fee provisions: S0616 

Road fees, lowest fees to apply to all motor vehicles subject to the state 

biennial registration fee for private passenger; truck 

included in definitions: H3796 

Sales tax revenue, generated from sale of motor vehicles must be credited to 

the state highway fund for maintenance of existing roads: 

S0210 


for violations regarding passing a school bus if violation is 

captured on video recording device mounted on bus: S0718 

Smoking, Tobacco, unlawful for persons to smoke while a child of preschool 

age is in the vehicle, penalties: H3122 

Stop Methamphetamine Production Act, person selling a vehicle that was 

the site of a meth lab to disclose information in writing to 

purchaser: S0447 

Suspension, DUI, or DUS 

Breath test, video recording at test site, does not have to include a person’s 

conduct during the required 20 minute pre-test waiting 

period if person refuses to take test: S0778 

DUI, DMV to require a person released on bond for multiple violations 

for DUI to have installed an ignition interlock device: 

H3185 

DUI, ignition interlock device and programs, revise penalties and provisions 

of: S0137 

DUI, limits for, changed levels of unlawful alcohol concentration: 

S0706 

DUI, person must be offered the choice of a breath or blood test; person 

that registers an alcohol concentration of five one-hundredths 

of one percent or less may not be charged with 

DUI: H3041 


Texting 

421





device, penalties: H3118, S0416 




Traffic stop, when motor vehicle is stopped by law enforcement during 

nighttime hours he must turn on interior lights; penalties: 

H3325 

Traffic tickets, Uniform traffic ticket, must be used in an arrest for a misdemeanor 

offenses within jurisdiction of magistrates court: 

S0168, H3562 


Uniform traffic ticket, offenses of shoplifting and criminal domestic violence 

must be charged on: H3451 

Uniform traffic tickets, authorize law enforcement officers to prosecute 

those offenses to reissue a uniform traffic ticket for another 

offense incident to a plea agreement: H3074 

Vehicle, Event data recorder or a sensing and disgnostic module, vehicle 

sold with to disclose in owner’s manual or on window 

sticker; in rental agreement, provisions of: H3318 

Vehicles, metal recyclers, revise provision that establishes the condition of a 

vehicle that may be disposed to a demolisher without title 

certificate, magistrates order of sale or sheriff disposal 

authority certificate: H3397 

Vehicles, various tax credits; for hybrids; state fleet management provisions; 

state fleet acquisition, provisions: S0402 

Work zones, speeding in, create offenses of endangerment of a highway 

worker and aggravated endangerment of a highway 

worker, 2 point violation: S0139 

MOTORCYCLES 


MOVIES 

No Entries 

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS 


MUSEUMS 

Admissions license tax, exempt admissions charged by the State Museum: 

S0474 

Restructuring Act of 2013, establish the confederate relic room and military 

museum commission, provisions: S0022 

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NARCOTICS AND DRUGS 



NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF STATE LEGISLATURES 

No Entries 

NATIONAL GUARD 



NATIVE AMERICANS 

No Entries 

NATURAL DISASTERS 

No Entries 

NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT 

Bears, captive bear for which a permit has been issued and which DNR 

believes is being used for bear-baying must be taken into 

custody, provisions for placing in a zoo or animal park: 

H3490 


Crow hunters, exempt crow hunters from a requirement to wear certain 

clothing while hunting: S0196 

Bear hunting, unlawful to possess a captive bear, bear used for baying must 

be taken into custody by department; department to make 

every effort to place bears in suitable environment: S0777 

Falconry, defined, lawful to engage in falconry January 1, 2014-December 

31, 2014; regulations and violations: S0641 

Hunting Licenses 

Hunting license, completition of hunter’s education program to not 

include members of the armed services, provisions to: 

H3032 

Hunting, property used for unlawful, additional types of properties 

included; penalties revised: H3762 

Migratory Waterfowl Committee, increase composition by one member 

who is a designee of the delta waterfowl association: 

H3814 

Nongame and endangered species, rename chapter as; delete section that 

regulates alligator hunting, control and management: 

S0714 

Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle Act, titling of, definitions of revised: 

S0326 


Public use of lakes and ponds owned and leased by DNR (D. No. 

4341): S0674 

Seasons, limits, methods of take and special use restrictions on wildlife 

management areas (D. No. 4297): S0449 




Spartanburg County, Lakes William C. Bowan and H. Taylor Blalock, 

restrictions placed on use of watercraft on; specific types 

of; restriction signage provisions: S0558 

Wild Turkey, transportation tags, to be issued by DNR for $5: H3778 

Wild turkeys, establish one statewide hunting season of; bag limit of four 

gobblers per season; DNR may declare an open or closed 

season only on wildlife management areas: H3777 

Wildlife law enforcement officers’ association, dues for may be deducted 

from payroll: S0238 

NATUROPATHS 


NEWBERRY COUNTY 


NOTARIES PUBLIC 

See Secretary of State (this index) 

NUCLEAR WASTE 


NUDITY 

NURSES 



NURSING HOMES 

See Residential Care Facilities (this index) 

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422


OBSCENITY 


OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY 





OCONEE COUNTY 



S0551 


Oconee County; New Hope precinct added, revised: S0636 

OIL 


OLD EXCHANGE BUILDING COMMISSION 

No Entries 

OPTICIANRY AND OPTOMETRY 

No Entries 

ORANGEBURG COUNTY 

No Entries 

OSHA 

PALMETTO BOYS STATE 

No Entries 

PALMETTO GIRLS STATE 

No Entries 

See Labor, Licensing and Regulation Department (this 

index) 

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PARKS, RECREATION AND TOURISM 





State park, upon review of business use, may alter management plan by permitting 

the reletting of campsites, before the rental term 

has expired, provisions: H3513 

Veterans, disabled, may enter any state park without charge upon presentation 

to the person in charge of the park of a current letter 

stating disability: S0572 

PAROLE 

See Probation, Parole and Pardon (this index) 

PARTNERSHIPS 


PATIENTS 


PATRIOT’S POINT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 

USS Laffey, direct transfer to replenish the accounts that were used to fund 

emergency repairs on; patriots point authority granted a 3- 

year period, provisions of: H3766 

PETROLEUM 


PHARMACIES AND PHARMACISTS 

Drugs 

Anabolic steroids, drugs designated as, alphabetize listings and add 

drugs to these designations: S0406 

Drugs, certain ones designated as schedule I, II, III, IV, and V controlled 

substances: S0406, H3823 

Narcotics and controlled substances, revise definitions of controlled 

substance analogue; delete provisions regarding: H3846 



Pharmacies, compounding, minimum good compounding practices revised; 

pharmacist to perform a final check on a product; compounding 

provisions created; sterile products revise associated 

standards of: H3161 

Pharmacies, out-of-state facilities, notice of disciplinary action to pharmacy 

board; certain expenses to be paid regarding: H3444 


PHYSICAL THERAPISTS 





PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS 


PICKENS COUNTY 



S0551 

C. David Stone Road named in: S0711 


Samuel Maverick Bridge named: S0324 

School Board of Trustees, revise membership to seven seats; add one atlarge 

seat, election of provisions: H4165, H4258 

PILOTAGE 

Pilotage, Commissioners of for the Upper Coastal Area, increase number of 

members to eight: S0096 

PISTOLS 

PODIATRY 

POLICE 


No Entries 


POLITICAL PARTIES 


POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS 

See Also Specific County (this index) 

Counties 

423


POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS (Continued) 








of: H3081 

Citizen Relations Committee established within each county; composition, 

power and duties of: H3012 

Corporate license tax credit, infrastructure for eligible projects, 

include in definition of a multiuse sports and recreational 


County Board of Canvassers, change certain deadlines regarding; 

require all post election audits to be conducted by county 

election commissions: S0228 

County Boards of Registration and Elections, to be placed under 

supervision of election commission; minimum qualifications 

for person to serve as director; mandatory training 

established; meetings provisions: S0135, H3198 

County Boards of Registration, Election Commissions Directors, to 

have exclusive authority to hire directors to serve at the 

pleasure of the board or commission: S0031 

County Government, authorize the governing body of a county to 

adopt by ordinance the requirement that a property owner 

to keep a lot clean and free of rubbish; enforcement procedure: 

H3288 

County government authorized to determine demand market area, 

notice of to Nielson company, FCC and legislative delegations; 

cause of action for any business that suffers economic 

damage due to: S0100 

County, notices, authorize a county to post certain notices required by 

law to county’s website instead of printing in newspaper: 

H3427 

Demand Market area, added to list of enumerated powers for county 

government and to list of duties of a county board of commissioners: 

S0098, S0099, S0100, H3590 

Demand market area, to give cause of action for any person who suffers 

from personal injury due to lack of notice or alert 

through television: S0099 

Employee Benefit, political subdivision’s authority to set a minimum 

wage, prohibit the mandate of an: H3941 

Federal tax information, each county and municipality that maintains 

federal tax information to implement a policy that safeguards 

the information; policy must be no less stringent 

than manner the IRS protects info: H4076 




H3174 

Hospitals, rural counties with access to free emergency hospital care; 

allow relicensure of closed rural hospitals as freestanding 

emergency health care facilities, provisions: H3983 





Local Option School Operating Millage Property Tax Credit Act: 

H3938, H3975 




S0294 

Parking violation, local governing body may not increase the amount 

of a parking violation fine without mailing written notice 

of the increase of the address of record the person cited 

within 48 hours of the increase: H3897 

Property taxes, Counties to allow installment payments of; require real 

property tax notices to explain the installment option, provisions: 

H3158 

Regional Councils of Government, prohibit a council of government 

from charging, or demanding an involuntary membership 

fee: H3802 


Rural Infrastructure Fund Grants, to provide that grants also may be 

awarded to counties and municipalities located within 

counties with a population of less than forty thousand: 

H3906 

Rural infrastructure fund grants, grants may also be awarded to counties 

and municipalities with population of less than forty 

thousand residents: S0524 

School districts, countywide, beginning July 1, 2014, each county may 

consist of one school district; General Assembly by local 

law to provide for governance, fiscal authority, administrative 




Water company, procedure where the water service provided to a specified 

unicorporated area of a county by a private water 

company may be transferred to another provider, provisions: 

H3859 

Zoning regulation, only a landowner, appointed representative, or governing 

body, may apply to amend or change any zoning 

regulation or map relating to that property: H4011 

Local government fund, amount required to be appropriated is amount for 

fiscal year 2013-2014, increased annually by the consumer 

price index; difference amount to be credited to highway 

fund provisions: H3115 

Municipalities 

Aviation Commissions, appointment of additional members, counties 

with two municipalities with population in excess of fifty 

thousand the mayors shall serve as ex officio members of 

commission: H3638 






H3986 




of: H3081 

Corporate license tax credit, infrastructure for eligible projects, 

include in definition of a multiuse sports and recreational 


Employee Benefit, political subdivision’s authority to set a minimum 

wage, prohibit the mandate of an: H3941 

Federal tax information, each county and municipality that maintains 

federal tax information to implement a policy that safeguards 

the information; policy must be no less stringent 

than manner the IRS protects info: H4076 

Fire Department, municipality, may direct traffic at scene of fire in 

municipality and enforce laws of this state, provisions: 

H4073 




H3174 








S0294 

Municipal councils, election of additional members to to represent 

nonresident municipal water and sewer customers; limit 

voting matters for; special members provisions: H3175 

Municipality, annual financial audit, require funds for the audit to be 

included in annual budget; provisions: H4031 

Parking violation, local governing body may not increase the amount 

of a parking violation fine without mailing written notice 

of the increase of the address of record the person cited 

within 48 hours of the increase: H3897 

424



Rural Infrastructure Fund Grants, to provide that grants also may be 

awarded to counties and municipalities located within 

counties with a population of less than forty thousand: 

H3906 

Rural infrastructure fund grants, grants may also be awarded to counties 

and municipalities with population of less than forty 

thousand residents: S0524 


Political subdivision authorized investments, of Israeli corporation, state or 

subdivision investment to be authorized as long as obligation 

is in US dollars and has a grade rating at two nationally 

recognized services: H3015 

Redevelopment project costs, property assembly costs also include the cost 

of environmental remediation: H4019 

Special Purpose District 

Municipality, must not require annexation as a condition precedent to 

providing utility services: H4125, H4131 

Property tax, prohibit a tax execution on the homestead of individual 

who is 80 years old: H4263 

Special purpose district, budget adoption of, budget does not have to 

be estimated and submitted for approval to the county 

supervisor if the district’s board of commissioners is 

elected: S0370 

Special purpose district, which provides recreational services to voluntarily 

dissolve itself and transfer assets to county, provisions 

of: H3268, S0295 

Special purpose districts, provide for an additional method of annexation 

by resolution of a district when preexisting municipality 

annexes a majority of the population of the district: 

S0723 

Special purpose districts, provide for continued health, safety and general 

welfare of a person and real property located within 

the boundaries of the district before extension of corporate 

limits: H4124 




Torts, political subdivision may voluntarily establish a fund to settle multiple 

claims for loss resulting from a single occurrence, BEA 

must calculate adjustments: S0257 

POLLING PLACES 

See Elections/Voting Precincts (this index) 

POLLUTION 

See Also Conservation (this index) 

Pollution, prohibit discharge of pollutants into the environment; clarify persons 

who may file a petition with department: H3925 

POOLED INVESTMENT FUND 


PORNOGRAPHY 


PORTS AUTHORITY, STATE 

Tax credit, port cargo, expand the types of businesses that qualify for credit; 

coordinating council for economic development discretion 

in awarding; credit provisions: H3557 

POULTRY 


PRESCRIPTION DRUGS 


PRETRIAL INTERVENTION 


PRISONS AND PRISONERS 

See Also Crimes and Offenses (this index) 

See Also Probation, Parole and Pardon (this index) 

Civil No-Contact Orders, issuance of permanent and emergency, duration 

of, penalties: S0123 

Corrections department, prohibited from using state funds to provide a prisoner 

with sexual reassignment surgery or hormonal therapy: 

S0080 

Criminal records, no person who after being charged and the charge is discharged 

may be held to be guilty of giving a false state by 

reason of person’s failure to recite or acknowlegde the 

charge, provisions: S0202 




Income tax credit, to any taxper that employs a formerly incarcerated individual 

as a full-time employee; not to exceed ten thousand 

dollars; credit allowed for 24 months, eligibility requirements: 

H3182 

Parole violation, Magistrate judge where prisoner charged with shall set 

bond for: H3042 



Prisoner, time served, any time served under house arrest must be used in 

computing time served by the prisoner: H3193 

Pretrial Intervention Program, person must not be considered for intervention 

if person has been accepted into program previous ten 

years: S0648 

PRIVATE DETECTIVES 


PROBATE CODE 


PROBATE COURTS AND JUDGES 


PROBATION, PAROLE AND PARDON 

See Also Prisons and Prisoners (this index) 

Bond 

Bail bondsman, may assist another bondsman in arrest of defendant 

under certain circumstances, provisions: H3137 

Bail, release conditions, person released on bail and is subsequently 

charged to be denied bail, provisions: S0038 

Bond forfeiture, state is entitled to estreat the bond or recognizance 

180 days after the person’s failure to appear in court: 

H3316 

Bond revoked, circuit court authority to, commission of subsequent 

violent crime by person released on bond, penalties: H3051 




Bondsmen, continuing education requirement changed to a three hour 

biennial requirement: H3138 

General sessions offense, person committing while on bail bond, person 

must be imprisoned for five years in addition to first 

punishment: S0045 

Professional bondsmen, to be regulated by LLR, licensure, education, 

registration and other requirements provided; LLR to have 

oversight: H3135 

State Grand Jury, person indicted by for a bailable offense must have a 

bond hearing within 24 hours and be released in a reasonable 

time: H3075 

Department of Community and Institutional Corrections established, 

devolve the duties, functions and responsibilities of the 

department of probation, parole and pardon to: S0146 

Expungement of Criminal Records 

Criminal records, expungement of, person may be eligible for of first 

offense crimes which carries a fine of $1000: H3184 

425


PROBATION, PAROLE AND PARDON (Continued) 

Expungement of criminal records, permit person who applies for pardon 

to request an; retroactive provisions; exceptions: 

H3036 

Expungement, certain nonviolent offenses may be expunged and to 

establish the circumstances under which the expungement 

may occur: S0426 

Expungement, proceeding, must be heard by judge who presided over 

court when the finding of not guilty was entered: S0169 

Records, destruction of where charges were dropped, removal of mug 

shot of, provisions: S0700 




Illegal alien, probation, pardon and parole services board may not recommend 

to the Governor that should be granted reprieve or 

commutation of sentence; may not be granted clemency or 

pardoned: S0129 


Parole hearing, victim and members of family may submit written statements 

to the board of probation, pardon and parole services; 

statements must be considered by, statements to be 

retained and submitted at other paroles: S0222 

Plea, allow a defendant to enter a conditional plea of guilty or no contest or 

nolo contendere reserving certain rights; procedure for 

acceptance of a conditional plea after plea agreement has 

been accepted, provisions: H3606 



Probation, Parole and pardon services, powers and duties to be transferred 

to the department of correction, division of probation, 

parole, and pardon; require inmates to obtain a high school 

diploma: H3238 

Probation, for defendant guilty of violent act or taking property from a person, 

defendant is unable to be put on probation for any subsequent 

offense: S0043 

Testimony, prohibition against testimony of a defendant being used against 

him in another criminal case, section of repealed: H3349, 

S0269 

PROCUREMENT CODE 

See State Government (this index) 

PROPERTY 

See Also Taxation (this index) 


Apartments, converted into a condo, the protections and warranties granted 

to a purchaser is extended to: H3595 

Assessments 

Assessment ratio, 4% for active duty member of armed services, may 

retain assessment ratio as long as on active duty, provisions: 

H3004, H3027, H3256, S0301 

Assessment ratio, four percent, does not apply if property is held by a 

trust, family limited partnership or LLC under certain situations: 

S0511 

Assessment ratio, multiunit residential real property containing four 

units or less which each unit occupies a residence to be 

assessed at four percent of fair market value: H3239 

Assessment ratios, LLC owning residential property where the owner 

is an individual; qualifies for special assessment ratio, provisions: 

S0032 



Property tax, assessment ratios, to reduce ratio on manufacturing, utility 

and mining real and personal property to six percent of 

value: S0082 

Property tax, four percent assessment ratio, exemptions to for entering 

a long-term care facility, provisions: H4115 

Property tax, no additional due for any prior tax year because of erroneous 

classification of the parcel, provisions: H3463 

Property tax, owner-occupied residential property qualifies for the 

four percent assessment ratio if residence is not rental for 

more than 100 days, provisions: S0437 

PROPERTY (Continued) 


value, eliminate the 15% on increases in the value of real 

property over 5 years and assessable transfer of interest, 

provisions, constitutional amendment proposed: H3343 

Real property, appeal must be based on market value of; assessable 

transfer of interest increase provisions; county assessor to 

have burden of proof in property tax appeal; to appeal 

value once every five years, provisions: H3845 

Balcony, municipalities and counties shall inspect each exterior balcony in 

certain residential properties to determine whether balcony 

satisfies the international building code; prohibit of use 

until provisions: S0066 




Eminent domain, include diminution in value of the landowner’s remaining 

property caused by reconfiguration of roadways and circuitous 

access: H3894, S0656 

Homeowner’s insurance policy, property casualty insurance rate-making 

organization may not use a credit score or credit report to 

determine the rate for; insurer may not refuse to issue, 

renew or cancel based on credit report or score: H4181 

Homeowners’ Association Cooperation Act: S0786 

Homestead exemption, extended for the disabled and elderly to all fair market 

value beginning the year the individual attains the age 

of 85; if income is fifty thousand dollars or less: H3830 

Mortgage payment, mandatory minimum grace period of twenty days; terms 





S0299 

Mortgage, when mortgagee makes a payment on a loan secured by the mortgagor 

shall apply at least thirty percent of payment 

received toward principal balance of loan: H3322 

Mortgages, provide for a six-month moratorium on the foreclosure of by 

residential real estate: H3294 

Property owners, allowed to apply to DHEC to protect property from the 

waters of the Atlantic Ocean, permit process, methods of 

protection specified: S0121 

Property taxes, payment of, Counties to allow installment payments of; 

require real property tax notices to explain the installment 


Property, allow petition to the Magistrates Court if the value of property 

seized is less than $7500; notice to owners provisions: 

H3251 

Real Estate 


Real Estate Brokers and salesmen, require a criminal background 

check from a source approved by LLR: S0075 


LLR to contract with insurance provider to obtain a 

group policy, department to set forth standards of: S0076 

Real property, no action may be brought to claim through adverse possession 

after December 31, 2013, provisions: S0077 

Real property, suspend running of certain government approvals affecting 

the development for period beginning January 1, 2013 

through December 31, 2017, approval provisions: H3774 

Redevelopment project costs, property assembly costs also include the cost 

of environmental remediation: H4019 

Rental 

Accommodation tax, does not apply to gross proceeds from rental for 

person renting their personal residence for fewer than 15 

days a year, provisions: H3767 

Ejecting tenants, reduce days that tenant to respond to rule to vacate; 

rule to evict provisions; bench trial rather than a jury trial 

provisions, provisions: H3471 

Ejectment, fee for filing an expedited ejectment: H3145, S0009 

Real Estate Commission, membership, procedures for appointing 

seven commissioners to represent districts; LLR to have 

certain personnel designated for exclusive use of: H3771 

Rental, recovery for improvements made in good faith; defendant to 

be entitled to recover the full value of all improvements if 

he has purchased title to the lands and tenements in the 

action: S0562 

426


PROPERTY (Continued) 

Self-Service Storage Facility Act, define electronic mail; rent is more 

than five days past due the owner may deny occupant 

access to personal property; provisions of: H3563, S0513 




Tax Exemptions 

Homestead property tax exemption, for persons over 65 or disabled, 

exemption amount increased to the first seventy-five thousand 


Homestead property tax exemption, persons over 65 years, increase 

exemption amount to first seventy-five thousand dollars of 

fair market value of homestead: H4075 

Property tax exemption, exempt the first fifty thousand dollars of a 

dwelling house of resident who cares for a disabled child, 


Property tax exemptions, aging, exemption sufficient to keep tax value 

of homestead from increasing once owner attains age of 

70; additional 25% exemption when 75, increase exemption 

every 5 years after: H4263 

Property tax exemptions, electric power facility portion of exempt; 

remaining portion subject to state property tax, distribution 

of provisions: H3111 

Property tax exemptions, exempt a private passenger motor vehicle 

owned by individual who is blind; provisions: S0292 


exempt business personal property provisions: H3265 

Property tax exemptions, include certain trusts in exempting property 

used for the holding of its meetings when no profit or benefit 

inures to the benefit of any stockholder or individual: 

S0303 

Property tax exemptions, person age 65 years or older, allowed an 

exemption from all property equal to one hundred percent, 




Tax provisions, miscellaneous tax provisions: H3179, H3018, S0007 

Vacation Time sharing plans, definitions revised; resale of provisions: 

H3491 

PSYCHIATRY AND PSYCHIATRISTS 

No Entries 

PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGISTS 

Mental health counseling, require each public school in the state to employ a 

licensed psycho-educational specialist certified in school 

psychology full-time to help identify students in need of: 

H3365 

PUBLIC BENEFIT AUTHORITY 

PEBA, State shall defend members of Board of directors of PEBA against 

claims and suits arising out of performance of their official 

duties, provisions: H3624 

Public Benefit Authority, directed to design, implement and maintain longevity 

pay plan for state employees; require General 

Assembly to fund the costs of plan by a specific appropriations: 

S0302 

PUBLIC DEFENDERS 


PUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES 

See Also Agencies, State (this index) 

See Also Specific Agency (this index) 

See Also Retirement Systems and Pensions (this index) 


Candidate seeking elective office, must be a qualified elector of district for 

at least 90 consecutive days prior first day of filing, constitutional 


Employee or officer, prohibited from authorizing an expenditure without 

appropriated funds, provisions: S0041 

PUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES (Continued) 











Political action committee, organized on behalf of certain statewide officials 

prohibited: S0013 

Public officers gambling or betting on games of chance, exception for participation 

in lotteries, constitutional amendment proposed: 

H3289, H3516 

PUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENT 









H3120 

PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITY 

No Entries 

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION 

Budget and Control Board and public service commission, to initiate joint 

feasibility study into the advantages of conveying the service 

authority to Duke Energy; criteria for proposals; studies 

to be conducted by PSC, provisions: S0344 

Election of certain members to on May 1, 2013: H3957 

Public Service Commission, fix Wednesday May 1, 2013 as time to elect a 

successor to for the first, third, fifth and seventh district: 

S0480 

Public Service Commission, prior to submission of a regulation for General 

Assembly Review the commission to obtain a fiscal impact 

statement to file with proposed regulation: H3484 

PUBLIC SERVICE DISTRICTS 

See Political Subdivisions/Special Purpose (this index) 

PUBLIC UTILITIES 

See Public Service Commission (this index) 

See Specific Utility (this index) 

PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSIONERS 


PUPILS 

See Schools and School Districts/Students (this index) 

PYROTECHNIC SAFETY BOARD 

See Fireworks (this index) 

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427


RADIOLOGY 


RAILROADS 

High Speed Rail System Commission, established to examine and develop a 

plan for action for; duties of commission, report findings to 

General Assembly by Janurary 2014: H3306 

Highway obstruction, by railroad or other object, obstruction is a misdemeanor, 

increase fines; remove notice requirements; every 

two hours of deemed as an additional offense: S0469 

Railroad line or track, within 180 days after has been abandoned, the railroad 

company owning must transfer property to the political 

subdivision, terms and conditions: S0101 

Trains, limit time a train may block four-lane street intersections in municipalities 

during certain periods of time: H3519 

RAPE 


REAL ESTATE 


REAPPORTIONMENT 

No Entries 

RECYCLING 


REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 

Redevelopment authority, extend the end date for remission of redevelopment 

fees from January 1, 2017 to January 1, 2037: S0492 

REDEVELOPMENT PROJECTS 

See Also Political Subdivisions/Counties (this index) 

Enhanced Redevelopment Act for Counties, redesignate the chapter as; 

allow redevelopment project to be funded with a percentage 

of sales tax revenue within the districts, provisions: 

H4122 

REFERENDUM 


REGISTER OF DEEDS 

Clerk of Court or register of deeds, uniform standards for formatting documents 

submitted to; 6 month grace period; after grace 

period a nonconforming document must be accepted for 

recording, provisions: H4231 

REGISTRATION, BOARD OF 


REGULATIONS 

Approved 

Architectural, Board of Examiners 

Officers, meetings, applications and fees, renewals and continuing 

education (D. No. 4334): S0690 

Building Codes Council 

Duties and responsibilities of Department and modular buildings 

construction (D. No. 4226): S0397 

International building code, international fire code, international 

fuel gas code, and national electrical code (D. No. 4320): 

S0542 

International residential code (D. No. 4321): S0691 

Cosmetology, Board of 

Administrative citations and penalties (D. No. 4335): H4203 

Requirements of licensure in the field of cosmetology (educational 

requirements) (D. No. 4336): H4133, S0732 

428 

REGULATIONS (Continued) 

Requirements of licensure in the field of cosmetology (sanitation 

and salons) (D. No. 4337): H4134 

Education, State Board of 

Developing and evaluating professional teaching (ADEPT) (D. 

No. 4325): S0621, H3989 

Employment and Workforce, Department of 

Unemployment insurance (D. No. 4317): S0675 

Funeral Service Board 

Funeral services, fees (D. No. 4268): S0476 

Funeral services, requirements of licensure for funeral service 

providers (D. No. 4318): S0477 

Health and Environmental Control Department 

South Carolina Immunization Registry (D. No. 4259): S0428 

Labor, Licensing, and Regulation, Department of 

Panel for dietetics (D. No. 4237): H3574, S0429 

Panel for dietetics, code of ethics, interpretation of standards and 

reporting of disciplinary actions (D. No. 4327): S0541 

Manufactured Housing Board 

Board authorized to make investigations and deny, suspend or 

revoke licenses (D. No. 4243): S0398 

Natural Resource Department 

Public use of lakes and ponds owned and leased by DNR (D. No. 

4341): S0674 

Seasons, limits, methods of take and special use restrictions on 

wildlife management areas (D. No. 4297): S0449 

Nursing Board 

Nurse Licensure compact (D. No. 4342): H4202 

Occupational Therapy Board 

Licensure for occupational therapists (D. No. 4328): S0539 

Perpetual Care Cemetery Board 

Perpetual Care Cemetery Board (C. No. 4168): S0540 

Professional Counselors, Board of Examiners for Licensure of 

Licensure requirements for professional counselors, marriage 

and family therapist and pyscho-educational specialists (D. 

No. 4231): S0399, H3852 

Residential Builders Commission 

Residential specialty contractors license (D. No. 4252): S0692 

Transportation Department 

Agritourism and tourism-oriented directional signing (D. No. 

4314): S0637, H4026 

Close Road petitions (D. No. 4311): S0354, H4027 

Specific information service signing (D. No. 4312): S0418, 

H4028 

Workers’ Compensation Commission 

Mediation (D. No. 4286): S0553 








Regulation, promulgated under the administrative procedures act expires 

five years from the date which it becomes effective: S0106, 

H3228 

Regulatory Reform Act, General Assembly may not amend or change an 

amendment under review, only agency that submitted may 

change; automatic vote in Houses requirement; automatic 


Regulations, require public meetings prior to an agency promulgating, 

amending, or repealing a regulation; all written and oral 

submissions from the public must be transmitted to small 

business regulatory review committee: S0537 

REGULATORY STAFF, OFFICE OF 

No Entries 

RENTAL PROPERTY 


REORGANIZATION COMMISSION 

No Entries


REQUESTS AND MEMORIALS 

Budget and Control Board 

Clover National Guard Armory, ownership of transferred to the Town 

of Clover: H3180 

Congress 

Congress, memorialize to enact legislation and United States Fish and 

Wildlife service to promulgate regulations authorizing to 

manage double-crested cormorants: S0639 

House Resolution, to express support to the Western States and the 

federal transfer of public lands to the Western States and 

urge Congress to engage in good faith communication and 

cooperation to coordinate transfer of title of: H3552 

Memorialize Congress to enact legislation revising boundaries of the 

southeastern United State Federal Outer Continental Shelf 

Administrative District Boundaries established by Bureau 

of Ocean Energy Management, provisions: H4166 

Memorialize the Congress to enact Senate Bill S. 323 the Comprehensive 

Immunosuppressive Drug Coverage for Kidney Transplant 

Patients Act of 2013: H3812 

Memorialized to enact legislation granting full democracy and statehood 

for the District of Columbia that will guarantee to residents 

full congressional voting representation, budget 

autonomy, and all rights of the other fifty states: H3178 

Memorialized to seek the withdrawal of the United States Preventive 

Services Task Force Recommendation against prostatespecific 

antigen-based screening for prostate cancer: S0116 

To enact legislation that gives the State of South Carolina authority to 

manage its stock of Black Sea bass in state and federal 

waters: H3615 

Congressional Delegation 

To support H.R. 355 and S. 218 to ensure that harbor maintenance 

trust fund revenues are appropriated in an amount equal to 

revenue collected and used for its intended purpose of 

dredging and maintaining our nation’s waterway: H3603 

To take action to prevent the implementation of the Department of 

Defense’s decision to allow women into direct combat 

roles: S0307 

Education Department 



S0769 

Firearms 

To nullify in South Carolina any presidential executive order restricting, 

abridging or infringing upon a citizens second amendment 

right to keep and bear arms: S0224, H3399 

General Assembly 

Balanced budget amendment, to make application by the State under 

article V of United States Constitution for balanced budget 

amendment convention of the several states of the United 

States: H3862 

Expressing opposition of members of to any vessel monitoring systems 

off the coast of South Carolina with the South Atlantic 

Fishery Management Council’s management plan for 

snapper-grouper fishery, provisions: H3920 






involved in manufacturing firearms and ammunition 

and accessories for firearms to consider locating and 

expanding existing operations in South Carolina: H4175 

Invitation from members of to out-of-state businesses involved in the 

manufacturing of firearms and ammunition and accessories 

for firearms consider locating in SC: H4059 

National Medal of Honor Museum, General Assembly to support 

plans to create in Mount Pleasant: H3979 

To Direct the Budget and Control Board to sell specified state-owned 


To express will of, not to pursue any incentives that may be provided 

by federal law which may infringe upon the second amendment 

right to bear arms, provisions: H3583 

International Olympic Committee 

REQUESTS AND MEMORIALS (Continued) 

To memorialize the full committee of International Olympic Committee 

to oppose the decisions of executive board and reinstate 

wrestling as a core sport of the Summer Olympic games: 

H3878 

Medicaid 

Participation by South Carolina in a medicaid expansion pursuant to 

federal patient protection and affordable care act to be necessary 

to state’s economic growth and welfare and health: 

H3167 

People of South Carolina, apologize to on behalf of state government for its 

failure to take action to protect personal information from 

being stolen: S0164 

Senate 

To encourage businesses and firearms manufacturers from out of state 

to locate in the palmetto state: S0649 

State Health Plan 

To privde that for calendar year 2013, premiums for enrollees in the 

State health plan must remain at the rate in effect for calendar 

year 2012: S0232 

Transportation Department 

Allendale County; Frank D. Solomon Memorial Way named: H4051 

Allendale County; Lieutenant Winston Robinson, Jr. Highway named: 

H3458 

Anderson County; Veterans Memorial Highway named: S0246 

Bamberg County; Harrison Crossroads named: H4053 

Beaufort County; Candice Glover, DOT to erect signs as it enters St. 

Helena Island to say “St. Helena Island-Home of the 2013 

American Idol Winner Candice Glover”: H4149 

Beaufort County; Charlie Simmons, Sr. Memorial Bridge named: 

S0320, H3781 

Cherokee County; Edna H. Hamrick Memorial Bridge named: H3395 

Cherokee and Spartanburg County; Mayor C. E. ’Cliff’ Edwards 

Highway named: H3936 

Chester County; Paul G. Campbell, Sr. Highway named: S0743 

Clarendon County; Patrolman John Ray Riddle Memorial Highway: 

S0218 

Colleton County; SCHP Patrolman First Class Willie E. Peeples 

Memorial Interchange named: H4058 

Colleton County; SCHP Patrolman Norris Nettles Memorial Highway 

named: H3998 

Edgefield County; Mamie J. Rearden Highway Named: S0251 


named: S0775 

Greenville County; Sheriff Sam Simmons Intersection named: S0701 

Horry County; Brandon Oliver Stevens Memorial Highway named: 

H3405 

Horry County; Lieutenant John Ronald Floyd Intersection named: 

H3525 

Horry County; Stalvey Bellamy Intersection named: S0682 

Horry County; W. D. ’Billy’ Witherspoon Highway named: S0681, 

H4182 

Isaac C. Joe Highway named: H3421 

Jasper County; General Lloyd W. ’Fig’ Newton Interchange named: 

S0063 

Kershaw County; Deputy Sheriff Ernest Christian “Chris” Potter III, 

portion of road named for on I-20 in Kershaw County: 

S0740 

Laurens County; Lt. Governor Nick and Emilie Theodore Interchange 

named: S0741 

Lee County; State Representative Grady A. Brown Interchange 

named: H4288, S0782 

Marion County; Robert J. McIntyre, Sr. Intersection named: S0545 

McCormick County; Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Highway 

named: H3327, S0233 

Pickens County; C. David Stone Road named in: S0711 

Pickens County; Samuel Maverick Bridge named: S0324 

Richland County; Harrison Rearden Interchange named: S0064 

York County; Ezra Dewitt Memorial Highway named: S0544, H3838 

York County; Patriot Leonard A. Farrington 9/11 Memorial Bridge 

named: H3293, S0215 

York County; State Representative Bessie Moody-Lawrence Highway 

named: S0602 

York County; State Representative Hugh J. Love Highway named: 

H4268 

Transportation Department, United States 

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REQUESTS AND MEMORIALS (Continued) 

To memorialize the department and its component federal highway 

administration to take a leading role in organizing and providing 

regular public ferry service to Sandy Island in 

Georgetown County: H3578 

RESEARCH AND STATISTICS, DIVISION OF 


RESEARCH AUTHORITY 

No Entries 

RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITIES 


Long-term care facility, authorize electronic monitoring of a resident’s room 

in; penalties for person who tampers with; provisions: 

S0662 

Long-term care facility, require resident to provide the administrator of the 

facility certain notice of intent to relocate to another facility; 

facility to charge resident 30 days occupancy for failure 

to notify: H3098 

Medicaid Nursing Home Permits, define medicaid permit day; specify manner 

in which additional medicaid permit days are allocated; 

compliance standards and penalties: H3978 

Nursing homes, required to carry a minimum of a one hundred thousand 

dollars liability insurance policy: H3320 

Property tax, four percent assessment ratio, exemptions to for entering a 

long-term care facility, provisions: H4115 

RESIDENTIAL HOME BUILDERS 

See Construction (this index) 

RESOLUTIONS 

122nd Engineer Battalion: H4176 

A. C. Flora High School Baseball Team: H4186, S0719 

A. C. Flora High School Varsity Boys Golf Team: H4190, S0713 

Achenbach, John “Jack”: H3799 

Aiken Electric Cooperative: H4096 

Airport High School for fundraiser for Camp Kemo: H3916 

Alcoa Mt. Holly Plant, Alcoa Appreciation Day declared as March 20, 

2013: S0522 

Alexander, Karen: H3434 

Allen University Baseball Team: S0697 

Allen University Class of 1963 graduates: H4086 

Allen, Mrs. Maudie Elizabeth: S0518 

Alston, Dorothy Thompson: S0630, H4119 

Altman, Alan S.: S0456 

American Board of Trial Advocates to use House Chambers on September 

20, 2013: H3753 

American Cancer Society’s Hope Lodge in Charleston County: H4052 

American Legion Riders: S0629 

Anderson Christian School Varsity Girls Basketball: S0579 

Anderson County Fire Department: S0254, H3469 

Anderson, Aubrey M.: H4215 

Anderson, Honorable Ralph: H3918, S0604 

Andre, Christopher: H3696 

Andrews, Palma Burgess: S0702 

Antley, Doris Wilson: H4127, S0703 

Arnette, Mr. Van J. “Pee Wee”: S0360 

Arnold, Gerry Sue and Norman J.: H3420 

Arvelo, Ileane: H3883 

Askins, Joshua: H3671 

Askins, Zachary: H3670 

August, Ann: H3729 

Austin, Private First Class Barrett: S0652 

Autism Awareness Day, declared as Tuesday April 2, 2013: S0369, H3811 

Aviran, Honorable Opher, Consul General of Israel: H3442 

Aydlette, Derwood L. “Woody”: H3443 

Aynor Dixie Youth Majors All-Star Team: H3542 

Bailey, Julie Abney: H4221 

Baker, Adam: H3679 

Baldwin, William S. “Billie”, Sr.: H3713 

Ballard, Michael: H3682 

Ballentine, George W., Jr.: S0363 

Batesburg-Leesville High School Panther Band: S0384 

RESOLUTIONS (Continued) 

Bazzle, Coach Burt: H3825 

Beach Music Day declared as April 24, 2013: H3418 

Beard, Brigadier General Ross E., Jr.: H4147 

Bearden, Reverend Michael Wallace: H4272 

Beaufort Academy Girls Varsity Soccer Team: H4183, H4184 

Beaufort Water Festival: H4293 

Beauty Grand Chapter: H3892 

Beeson, Nancy L.: H4296 

Bell Street Middle School Science Olympiad Team: H4065 

Bellamy, Stalvey: S0682 

Berry, Harry Gene: S0548 

Betley, Jennifer M.: H4113 

Bilton, Mrs. Lurene Stephens: H4248 

Black, Evelyn: H3718 

Blackman, Austin: H3654 

Blackwell, Bernice Elizabeth Newman: H4108 

Bladder Awareness Month declared as May 2013; Boy Scout Troop 2 from 

Summerville: H3749, S0498 

Blanco, Isabel: H3747 

Blassingame, Reverend Dr. James B.: H4213, S0736 

Blevins, Lieutenant Chris: H3551 

Blue Ridge Middle School Junior Beta Club: H4093 

Blue Ridge Middle School Junior Beta Club Quiz Bowl Team: H4092 

Blythe Academy of Languages Day declared as May 24, 2013: S0729 

Blythewood Garden Club: S0766 

Boatwright, Harrison: H3684 

Boiling Springs High School Cheerleading Team: H4143, H4144 

Boiling Springs High School Softball Team: H4156, H4157 

Boy Scouts of America: S0647 

Boys and Girls Club, Boys and Girls Clubs Day declared as Thursday April 

25, 2013: H3992 

Braddock, Kenneth Cecil “K. C.”, Jr.: H3275 

Breen, Sister Stella: H4054 

Breitweiser, Dr. Sheila S.: H4109 

Broome, William E. “Bill”: S0364 

Brown, Deyja Lakelle: H3759 

Brown, Diane: H4046 

Brown, Representative Grady A.: H4288, S0782 

Brown, Scott: H3313 

Brown, Sergeant Major Thomas L.: S0255 

Bryant, Hallie: S0263 

Bryson, Rachel: H3600 

Buckner, Dwayne: S0760, H4294 

Burgdorf, Honorable O. Davie: S0311 

Burgess Elementary School: H4214 

Burgess, Sonya Theresa Smith: S0421 

Burner, Bruce, Jr: H3700 

Buyck, Mark IV: H3649 

Byrne, Sister Shella: H4054 

Calabrese, Coach Jeffrey Thomas: H3820 

Camden, City of Camden Day declared as Thursday April 11, 2013: H3937 

Camp, Robert: H3699 

Campbell, Paul, Sr.: S0743 

Cantey, Mason: H3686 

Cardinal Newman Men’s Soccer Team: H4211, S0724 

Carolina Panthers Football Team and owner Jerry Richardson: H3389 

Carr, Captain Robert E.: H4007 

Carson, Dr. Benjamin Solomon, Sr.: S0587 

Carter, Susie Isaac: H3755 

Castleberry, Joshua: H3866 

Causey, Sheriff Timothy: H4298 

Cayce United Methodist Church: S0774, H4303 

Ceasar, Chris Ann: H3362 

Chapin Eagles Rugby Club and Coaches: H4034, H4035 

Chapin Garden Club: H3844 

Chapin High School Junior ROTC Program: H3373, H3374 

Chapin High School Marching Band: H3211 

Chapin High School Marching Band and Director Kevin Hebert: H3211, 

H3212, S0409 

Chapin High School Navy Junior ROTC Program: S0432 

Chapin High School Varsity Cheerleading Squad: H3330, H3331, S0410 

Chaplin, James: H3704 

Chesney, Kenny: H3991 

Chesterfield County Coordinating Council: H3387 

Chestnut, Adam: H3707 

Chestnut, Carol Foxworth: S0770 

Children’s Advocacy Day declared as April 9, 2013: H3786, S0504 

Children’s Hospital of Greenville Health System: H3997 

Christ Church Episcopal School Boys Varsity Golf Team: H4187 

Christ Church Episcopal School Boys Varsity Tennis Team: H4167 

Christ Church Episcopal School Varsity Football Team: H4168 

430



Cities Mean Business Day, declared as Wednesday February 13, 2013: 

H3524, S0367 

City of Camden Day declared as Thursday April 11, 2013: S0493 

Clamps, Ron: H4249 

Clemson Day declared as Wednesday, April 10, 2013: H3888, S0583 

Clinton High School Science Olympiad Team: H4241 

Clinton, Honorable Hillary Rodham: H3496 

Clover, Town of; Clover’s Quasquicentennial Day declared as March 17, 

2013: H3206 

Clowney, Jadeveon: S0298, H3966 

Clyburn, Honorable Mignon L.: S0752 

Coastal Carolina University Football Team: H3205 

Coastal Carolina University Soccer Team: H3281 

Coastal Carolina University Women’s Indoor Track and Field Team: H3637 

Coates, Oscar Eddie, Sr.: H3727 

Coda, Mr. Dick: S0550 

Coleman, Stacy: H3660 

Colonial Trust Company: H4232 

Columbia Jewish Day School: H4022 

Colvin, Private First Class Julian L.: H3201 

Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week, declared as February 7-14, 2013: 

H3338 

Conway Christian School Baseball Team: H4118, H4121 

Conway Christian School Softball Team: H4141, H4142 

Cook, Thomas: H3665 

Cooley, John: S0289 

Cooney, Mr. Andy: S0366 

Cooper-Jones, Emily Vivian: H3506 

Courtney, Chief Deputy Dwayne: H3953 

Courtney, Dr. Lollice Bradford: H3486 

Craig, Joanna: S0187 

Crescent High School Softball Team: H4171 

Crime Victims’ Rights Week declared as April 21-27, 2013: H4070 

Crime Victims’ Rights Week declared as week April 21-27, 2013: H3982 

Cross High School Varsity Football Team: H3279, H3280 

Crouse, Jacob: H3688 

Crump, Reverend Herbert C., Jr.: H3616, S0547 

Cryovac: H3202 

Cunningham, Adam: H3668 

Daughtry, Sylvester, Jr.: H4229 

Davidson, Joshua: H3652 

Davis, Corey: H3950 

Davis, Dr. Charles H.: S0609 

Davis, Eric: S0634 

Davis, Marlene: H4291 

Davis, Nathan: H3664 

Davis, Pastor Eddie W.: S0482 

Davis, Robert E. “Bob”: S0563, H4282 

Davis, Rose Ella Grant: H3326 

Dawson, Joseph, Jr.: H4219 

Dawson, Troy: H4107 

Deaf and the Blind, School for the: H3209 

Decrescenzio, Vincent Daniel: H4245 

Deeds, Larry: H3204 

Delk, Lila Belle Baker: H3388, S0288 

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority: H4056, S0668 

Dennis, Lillian Jones: S0287 

Dewitt, Ezra: S0544, H3838 

Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy Day recognized as August 20, 2013: H4201 

Diaby, Oumar: S0430 

Dickerson, Councilwoman Joyce: S0519 

Digiorgio, Dr. Anthony Joseph “Tony”: S0598 

Dillon High School Varsity Football Team: H3375, H3376 

Donaldson, Joseph: H3703 

Donehune, Wesley: S0433 

Doyle, Tommy: H4286 

Drayton Fire Department: H3328 

Drayton, Reverend John Grimke: H3736 

Duensing, William Craig: S0670 

Duke, Bruce Franklin, Jr.: S0253 

Duke, Mrs. Allyson: H3887 

Durham, Reverend Donald Russell: H3737 

Dutch Fork High School Girls Basketball Team: H3760, H3761 

EMS Memorial Bike Ride: S0340 

Eagles, Romel Ashe: H3282 

Eargle, Alton Haskell, Sr.: H4066 

East Clarendon High School Softball Team: H4212 

East Side Christian School Lady Torches Basketball Team: S0593 

Eastside High School Wrestling Team: H3612, H3613 

Edenfield, Sidney: H3950 

Edwards, Eloise Jenkins: S0280 


Edwards, Mayor C. E. ’Cliff’: H3936 

Edwards, Mike: H4120 

Edwards, Wesley: H3659 

Elam, Brigadier General Calvin H.: S0336 

Elliott, Lieutenant Larry Gene: S0281 

Endometriosis Awareness Month declared as March: S0182 

Etiquette Day in South Carolina, March 14, 2013: H3780 

Evans, Geneva Ellis: S0419, H3758 

Evans, William “Bill”: H3277 

Exchange Club of Charleston: H4091 

Fallaw, Mr. and Mrs. Weldon F.: S0746 

Farmer, Kay: H3588 

Farrington, Patriot Leonard: H3293, S0215 

Fechtel, John: S0644 

Feindel, Betty Jean Walker: S0577 

Floyd, Lieutenant John Ronald: H3525 

Ford, Senator Robert: S0414 

Forestbrook Middle School Mock Trial Team: H3548 

Fort Dorchester Hockey Club: H3789, H3790 

Fort Mill High School Marching Band: H3509, H3510 

Fort Mill and Strawberry Festival: H3805 

Foster Care Review Board 5E: H4279 

Fowler, Dr. R. Wayne: H4045 

Fowler, Stephen R.: S0693 

Frampton, Rhett: H4071 

Frederick, Dr. James R.: H4005 

Free Clinic Awareness Day declared as May 22, 2013: H3793, S0508 

Freeman, Dalton: H3826 

Freeman, Gary: H3523 

Freeman, John P.: S0490 

Fryar, Mr. Pearl: H4111 

Frye, Edward R., Jr.: H3470 

Funderburk, Robert Gene “Bob”, Sr.: S0420 

Future Farmers of America: H3549 

Gaffney High School Football Team: H3291, H3292, S0470 

Gainey, Reverend Hayes T., Jr.: H3817 

Gallagher, Robert: H3701 

Gamble, Laura Kate: S0679 

Gates, Mason: H3370 

Gee, Tanya A.: H4082, S0678 

Gettys, Roddey E., III: H3599 

Gibbs Cancer Center: H4040, H4041 

Gibbs Cancer Center and Research Institute: H3864 

Gilliard, Kenneth Alfred: H3928 

Glover, Candice: S0624, H4012, H4146, H4149, S0712 

Gold Hill African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church: H3930 


Goose Creek High School Football Team: S0327 

Gould, Dr. Charles: H4004 

Gray, Dan: H4244, S0753 

Greater Columbia Marine Foundation: S0685 

Greenville Young Men’s Christian Association to use Chambers on November 

21-22: H3867, S0564 

Greenwood High School Football Team: S0236, H3332, H3336 

Greer Chamber of Commerce: H3334 

Greer Commission of Public Works: H3886 

Greer, Mr. Ralph: S0709 

Gregg, Mr. Leroy: S0735, H4247 

Gregg, Reverend Alonzo, Jr.: S0651 

Gregory, Mr. Gene: S0557 

Griffin, Mr. Robert C.: S0483 

Griffin, Peggy Ruth Hodge: H3730 

Griggs, Phyllis Carol: H3819 

Guerin, Jeremiah Joseph “Jerry”: H3636 

Guzior, Barbara Burton: H4269 

Hackett, Mrs. Margaret “Peggy”: H3335 

Haley, Governor Nikki, State of the State address: H3200 

Haltiwanger, Coach Jason: S0486 

Ham, SCHP Lance Corporal Jacob, Jr.: H4006 

Hammond Hill Elementary: H3380 

Hammond Hill Elementary School: S0188 

Hammond School Hunt Seat Equestrian Team: H4100, H4101 

Hammond School Western Equestrian Team: H4098, H4099 

Hammond School Wrestling Team: H3909, H3910 

Hammond Skyhawks Varsity Baseball Team: H4185 

Hamrick, Edna H.: H3395 

Harman, Linda Skinner: H3821 

Harriet Tubman’s Combahee River Road: H4236 

Harrison, Jaime R.: S0686 

Harrison, Jim: H4053 

Harsey, Joseph: H3676 

431



Hartsville High School Football Team: H3270, H3272 

Hartsville High School Indoor Percussion Ensemble, Director of Bands: 

H4160, H4161 

Hartsville High School Varsity Softball Team: H3269, H3274 

Hartsville High School Winter Guard: H4162, H4163 

Haynes, Sandra W.: S0646, H4106 

Heathwood Hall Episcopal School Varsity Lacrosse Team: H4102, H4103 

Hellaby, Timothy, II: H3694 

Helms, Harrison: H3656 

Helms, Lynn: H3629 

Hemingway High School Girls Varsity Basketball Team: H3787, H3788 

Hendricks, Mr. Ralph S.: S0684 

Hendrix, Beaudell Stevenson: S0506, H3951 

Herron, David J.: H4085, S0673 

Hill, James: S0549 

Hillcrest High School Girls Volleyball Team: H3213, H3214 

Hilton Head Christian Academy Varsity Football Team: H3494, H3495 

Historic 1913 Washington, DC Women’s Suffrage March and Rally: H3843 

Hoffman, Amy Roof: S0594 

Holley, Donna Glenn Tinsley: H4277 

Holly Hill Academy Varsity Baseball Team: H4210 

Homeschool Recognition Month designated as April 2013: S0543 

Honda, Dick Brooks: H3954 

Hope, Leslie: H4252 

Hortman, Captain John David, declare June 9, 2013 as John David Hortman 

Day: H3221 

House Research, Office of and Constituent Services: H4097 

Howard, James Henry “Arthur”: H4266 

Hoyt, Senior Bishop Thomas Lanier, Jr.: H4254 

Hudson, John Quincy “Johnny”, Jr.: S0453 

Hudson, Patricia F. “Patti”: S0747 

Hudspeth, David: H3419 

Hugee, Beatrice Ford: S0282 

Hughes, Mr. John: H4140 

Hunter, Catherine Leigh: H3610 

Hutto, Honorable Anne P.: H3450 

Inabinet, Sandra: H4279 

Independent Colleges and University Week designated as April 15-19, 

2013; Independent College and University Day declared as 

April 17, 2013: H3801 

Independent School Association Student Government to use chamber on 

September 24, 2013: H4238 

Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology: H4129 

Irmo Fire District: H4199 

Irmo High School Boys Soccer Team: H4150 

Irmo High School Boys Varsity Basketball Team: H3738, H3739 

Irmo, Town of and Irmo Police Department: S0383, H3553 

Israel Metropolitan Christian Methodist Episcopal Church: S0342 

Israel, Nation of: S0166 

Jackson, Zachary: H3658 

James, Reverend William Simon: H4250 

Jean Laney Harris Folk Heritage Award Winners and the Elizabeth O’Neill 

Verner Award Winner: H3850 

Joe, Isaac C.: H3421 

John Rutledge House in Charleston and Richard Widman: H3285 

Johnson, Anthony Eugene “T.J.”: H3598 

Johnson, Pastor Curtis L.: S0730 

Johnson, Reid: H3950 

Joiner, Karen C.: S0696 

Jones, Matthew: H3680 

Jones, Palmer: H3697 

Jones, Sarah Ross: H4002 

Jones, Sergeamt First Class Herbert Lavander “Herb”: H3981 

Jordan, Ruth: H3508 

Joyner, Dr. Charles: H3311 

Kao, Anna A.: H3529, H3530 

Keenan High School Girls Basketball Team: H3835, H3836 

Kennedy, Matthew: H4243 

Keowee Elementary School: S0632 

Kerber, Ken: H3385 

KershawHealth: H3851 

Keys, Sergeant First Class Bradley: H3546 

Kidd, Principal Jada: H3286 

Kimble, Lance Corporal Brain: H3535 

King, Dr. Martin Luther, Jr.: H3327, S0232 

King, George: H3523 

King, Rena “Gerty”: H3839 

Kirby, Linwood Glen: H3487 

Kirkland, Coach Paula: S0189 

Knight, Iva Collier: H3493 

Knight, Teresa W.: H4292 

432 


Knighton, Quincy Pruitt: H4164, S0781 

Kochan, Tyler: H3674 

Kohr, Charlie: H3675 

Koller, Lillian: H3748 

Koutz, Honorable James E., National Commander of the American Legion 

to address the General Assembly in joint session: S0264 

Kubilius, Brian: H3651 

LaFave, Nick: H4047 

LaFond, Mary: H3844 

Laffidy, William C.: H3709 

Lake Marion High School Boys Basketball Team: H3769, H3770 

Lake Marion High School Boys Basketball Tema: S0622 

Lake Murray Elementary School: S0733 

Lake Wateree Home Owners Association: H4159, S0727 

Lake, Senator Robert L., Jr.: H4257 

Laliberte, Brinson: H3655 

Land, Roberta Davis: H4287 

Landrum High School Girls Cross Country Team: H3912, H3913 

Larrymore, Clarence: H3559, S0534 

Larson, Dr. Kate Clifford: H4234 

Le Creuset of America, Inc.: H4208 

Leaphart, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil: H4273 

Levy, Zelick: H3950 

Lewis, Tanner Nolan: H3885, S0591 

Lewisville High School Boys Varsity Basketball Team: H3872, H3873 

Lexington High School Baseball Team: H4209, S0721 

Lexington High School Varsity Wrestling Team: H3744, H3745, S0533 

Leyes, Carol Adams: H3438 

Liberty Day declared as March 16, 2013: H3741 

Lightsey, Herman Burns, Jr.: H4193 

Little Zion Baptist Church: S0431 

Littlejohn, Jil: S0720 

Lochner, Rigel: H3661 

Loney, Angeline: S0783 

Long, William R.: H4078 

Love, State Representative Hugh J.: H4268 

Loveday-Donovan, Jennifer: S0216, H3485 

Lovit, Heidi: H4279 

Lower Richland High School Girls Basketball Team: S0554, H3931, H3932 

Lowndes, William “Bill”, III: H4000 

Lucas, Charles: S0737 

Lucas, Charles W.: H4300 

Lycee Godefroy De Bouillon, Clermont-Ferrand, France: H3544 

Lynch, Charlotte: S0217 

Lynch, Charlotte McHaffie: S0393 

Lynch, Honorable James M. “Jimmy”: H3585 

Macedonia Baptist Church: H4239 

Magnet-Haut Gap Midle School Science Club: H3876 

Marini, Mrs. Helen “Len”: H4036 

Marrington Middle School of the Arts: H4001 

Marshall, Charles F., Sr.: H3807 

Marshall, Reverend James Foster: H3927 

Marshall, Reverend James Foster and Bethany Missionary Baptist Church: 

S0555 

Martin, Frances Elizabeth Clarke: H4256 

Martin, Terry: H4217 

Mathis, Aimee Collins: H3810 

Mauldin High School Girls Tennis Team: H3216, H3217 

Maverick, Samuel: S0324 

Mayes, Clyde: S0704 

Mazursky, Morris D.: H3728 

McCants, Marthena Armstrong: H3757 

McCarter, Oliver Kermit, Jr.: S0758 

McCartha, Dorothy Fortner: H3633 

McClain, Dr. Mildred: H4105 

McCollum, Mayor Richard Alton: S0450, H3719 

McCray, Johnathan: S0332 

McDonald, David: H3401 

McDonald, W. Anthony “Tony”: S0588 

McFadden, Alfred Schrell: H4030, S0653 

McIntyre, Charles Phillip “Phil”, III: H3952 

McIntyre, Robert J., Sr.: S0545 

McInville, Senior Trooper William A.: H4060 

McLean, David: H3662 

McLean, Tom: H4240 

McLester, Mrs. Amy Johnson: S0219 

McMaster, Honorable John Gregg, Jr.: H3806 

McNiel, Robert III: H3687 

Meador, Sergeant John David II: H3220 

Meda, Fred: H4087



Medal of Valor, to South Carolinians who lost their life during the War on 

Terrorism: S0749 

Meningococcal Disease, recognize devastating effects caused by and raise 

public awareness of: H4200 

Mental Health Month designated as May 2013: H4218 

Metts, James R.: S0365 

Middle Place Learning and Information Station: S0660 

Middleton, Florence Green: H4191 

Miller, Veronica: H4081 

Millwood Elementary School: H3996, S0654 

Mitchell, Dr. Jerry T.: H4264 

Mitchell, Honorable Randy: S0751 

Moglia, Joe: H3283 

Moise, Ben: S0663 

Moody-Lawrence, State Representative Bessie: S0602 

Morris, Brandon: H3685 

Morrison, Dylan: H3672 

Moseley, Sydney: H3276 

Moses, Rosalyn S.: H4274 

Moss, Bobby G.: S0252 

Moss, Dr. Bobby G.: H3310 

Mozingo, Wiley A.: H3480, H3482 

Mt. Sinai Missionary Baptist Church: H4057 

Mullinix, Corporal Chad: H3999 

Murphy, Carnell, Sr.: H3967 

Murray, Colonel and Mrs. Charles P., Jr.: S0392 

Murray, Readel Maine: H3587 

Myers, Kimberly: H4237 

NASCAR Racing, Darlington Raceway Week-A week Too Tough To Tame 

designated as May 5, 2013-May 12, 2013: H3969 

Nachman, Ron: H3394 

Nance, Mrs. Julie Etta Washington: H3414 

National Fast Day declared as Tuesday, April 30, 2013: H3970 

National Federation of Independent Businesses: H4037 

National Native American History Month; National Native American History 

Day declared as November 18, 2013: H3746 

Nazareth United Methodist Church: H3963 

Nelson, Reverend Abraham B.: H3813 

Nemtuda, Officer II Adam: H4253 

Nettles, SCHP Patrolman Norris: H3998 

New Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church: H3929, S0613 

Newman, Walter G. “Sonny”: H3597 

Newton, Aaron: H3653 

Newton, General Lloyd W. ’Fig’: S0063 

Nix, Maude Styles: H4251 

Nolan, Lou: S0633 

Norris, Reverend Robert A.: H4112 

Norris, Right Reverend Dr. Richard Franklin: S0688 

North Myrtle Beach High School Mock Trial Team: S0592 

Northside Christian School Girls Varsity Basketball Team: H3914, H3915 

Norton, Dr. Willa Elaine: H3468 

Norwood, Bob: H3207 

O’Quinn, Kelley Smith: H4197 

Oak Grove Elementary School: S0155 

Obama, Barack: H3497 

Old Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church: S0785 

Old Pomaria School: H4128 

Opperman, Mr. Jerry: S0708 

Orangeburg Alliance of Ministers’ Wives and Ministers’ Widows: H3935 

Orangeburg Preparatory Schools Varsity Girls Sporting Clays Team: S0784 

Organ Donor Registration Day, designated as Thursday April 4, 2013: 

S0499 

Organists’ Week, declared as June 30 through July 6 2013: H3988 

Osborne, Ian: H3693 

Owens, Deacon Charles J.: H4280 

Owens, Isaiah: H4271, S0761 

Padgett, Master Sergeant Rob: H3865 

Painter, Dr. William T.: H3402 

Palmetto Boys State, to use the Chambers on Friday June 14, 2013: H3714 

Palmetto Girls State to use Chambers on Friday, June 14, 2013: S0479 

Parks, Laurie: H4279 

Pate, Annie Boykin: H3754 

Pauline-Glenn Springs Elementary School: H4242 

Pearson, Cody: H3669 

Pearson, Gerlean: H3808 

Peeples, SCHP Patrolman First Class Willie E.: H4058 

Pelion High School Orchestra: S0231 

People of South Carolina, apologize to on behalf of state government for its 

failure to take action to protect personal information from 

being stolen: S0164 


Perry, Late Honorable Matthew J., Jr., to authorize the commissioning of a 

portrait to be placed in the State House: S0260 

Phillips, Deacon David: H4281 

Phipps, Carol: S0435 

Pickens County Cultural Commission: S0507 

Pickens High School Winter Guard: H4049, H4050, S0680 

Piedmont Technical College: S0385, H3550 

Pigg, Jane Elizabeth Davis: S0220 

Pinckney, Megan Tyler: H4042, H4044 

Pinewood Preparatory School: H3208 

Pinewood Preparatory School Competitive Cheer Team: H3242, H3243 

Pinewood Preparatory School Girls Golf Team: H3244, H3245 

Pinewood Preparatory School Girls Varsity Basketball Team: H3742, 

H3741, H3743 

Pinner, Joe: S0664 

Pittman, Harold: H3333, S0283 

Police Officers, National Police Week designated as May 12-18, 2013: 

H4139 

Potter, Deputy Sheriff Ernest Christian “Chris”, III: S0740 

Powdersville High School Marching Band: S0154, H3933, H3934 

Powell, Honorable Alan: H3882 

Price, Leonard: S0776 

Providence Hospitals of Columbia: S0669, H4090 

Pulmonary Hypertension Awareness Month declared as November 2013: 

H4270, S0759 

Purple Heart Recipients; declare South Carolina as a Purple Heart State: 

H3203 

Raley, Charles Ian: H3481 

Raley, Dr. Truman Michael: H3483 

Randolph, Samuel Ivan, Jr.: S0386, H3611 

Rearden, Harrison: S0064 

Rearden, Mamie: H3210, S0207, S0250 

Reaves, Michael II: H3663 

Recyclers Day declared as February 20, 2013: S0378, H3543 

Reed, Coleen: H3278 

Reedy River Baptist Association: H4104 

Rehm, Parker: H3690 

Reid, Jayne and Frank: H3890 

Republic of South Africa: H4299 

Rhoad, Honorable Thomas Nathaniel, Jr.: H3884 

Rhodes, Chief Saundra: H4008 

Rhodes, Sergeant William “Don”: S0768 

Richard Winn Academy Girls Basketball Team: S0485 

Ricketts, Robert: H4064, S0665 

Risher, James: H4233 

Rivers, Mrs. Merelyn B.: H4169 

Robbins, Rebecca: H4013 

Robertson, Harold Madison: H4083 

Robinson, Lieutenant Winston, Jr.: H3458 

Robinson, Logan: H4198 

Robinson, William, Jr.: H3681 

Robinson, Willie Nathan: H3573 

Rock Hill’s Army National Guard 178th Combat Engineer Battalion: 

H4255 

Rodgers, Pastor Windell: S0728 

Rogers, Ali: H3795 

Rogers, Miss Ali and 2012 Miss South Carolina Contestant: H3842 

Roper, Coach Gary: S0767 

Rose, Mrs. Meredith: H4267 

Rotary Club of Abbeville: H3740, S0473 

Roveri, John III: H3667 

Rucker, Ruth Wright: H3536 

Rush, Jonathon: H3800 

SKILLSUSA: S0322 

Sage Automotive Interiors Sharon Plant: H3720 

Salem Baptist Church: H3315 

Salt, harm of to one’s health: H3879 

Salvation Army of Greenwood Month declared as June 2013: S0780 

Sanders, Coach Keith: H3271 

Sansbury, Kristen: H3273 

Sarvis, Forrest: H3692 

Saunders, Pastor Joseph C.: S0742 

Savage, Christie: H3889, S0589 

Saxe Gotha Elementary School: S0734 

School Improvement Councils: H3460 

Schwedler, Jay: H3462 

Scott, Barbara Ann: H3809 

Scott, Noah: H3708 

Senior Hunger Awareness Day declared as May 16, 2013: S0595 

Senior Hunger Awareness Day, declared as May 16, 2013: H3968 

433



Shaken Baby Syndrome Awareness Week designated as the third week in 

April: S0581, S0603 

Shelton, Mr. Luther C., Jr.: S0434 

Short, Charles: H3384 

Sill, Sydney: H3794 

Silver Haired Legislature, to use chamber on September 10-12, 2013: 

H4295 

Simmons, Charlie, Sr.: S0320, H3781 

Simmons, Sheriff Sam: S0698, S0701 

Sizemore, Victoria Carol: H4043, H4044 

Slemmer, Paul III: H3695 

Small Business Development Centers: S0672 

Smalley, Henry: H3666 

Smalls, Capers: H3377 

Smith, Coach John: H3547 

Smith, Honorable James E.: H3467 

Smith, Michael: H3678 

Smith, United States Navy Seal Benjamin: H3218 

Solomon, Frank D.: H4051 

South Aiken High School Boys Tennis Team: H4152, H4153 

South Aiken High School Golf Team: H4154, H4155 

Southside Christian School Girls Track Team: H4188, H4189 

Spain, Dr. Hiram, Jr.: S0337 

Spain, Master Gunnery Sergeant Julius, Sr.: H3314 

Spalding, Daniel: H3650 

Spartanburg Methodist College Men’s Basketball Team: H3977 

Speaks, Ansley: H3215 

Speaks, Ruby Roundtree: H4297 

St. Joseph’s/Candler Health Systems: H3841 

St. Peters Baptist Church of Irmo: H4235 

Staley, Coach Dawn Michelle: S0606, H4289 

Staley, Valeria Howard: H3507 

Starnes, George R. III: H3222 

Starr-IVA Dixie Youth Softball Team: S0361 

Stevens, Brandon Oliver: H3405 

Stokes, Annette Watson: H3576 

Stone, C. David: S0711, H4194 

Stovenken, Pearle Weeks: H4148 

Strickler, Barbara: H4138 

Strom Thurmond High School Marching Band: S0333, H3581, H3582 

Student Legislature, to use the chamber at a time determined by President 

Pro Tempore and Speaker: S0762 

Suggs, Jacob: H3698 

Sumter County First Responders: H3911 

Swinton, Reverend Dr. William, Jr.: H3403 

Taiwan: H3461, S0325 

Tanner, Ray: S0328 

Teachers, 2013 District Teachers of the Year: H3874, H3875, S0677 

Team Lily: H3950 

Technical College Students named to 2013 Academic All-state team by the 

Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society: H3577 

Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month designated as May: H4067, S0667 

Theodore, Lt. Governor Nick and Emilie: S0741, S0775 

Thompson, Michael R.: H4278 

Tindall Corporation: H4000 

Tisdale, Willar Mae Flagler: H3976 

Toal, Chief Justice Honorable Jean Hoefer to address in joint assembly: 

H3337 

Todd, Lawrence McGowan “Larry”: S0546 

Tolbert, Leroy: H4080 

Tomberlin, Jensen: H3683 

Toole, Gasper Loren, III: H3965 

Tresvant, Valarie Richardson: S0638 

Tribble, Don and Bernice: H3404 

Trinity Community Church: H4137 

Trott, Lisa: H4117 

Trout, Dalton: H3673 

Troy-Johnson Learning Korner: H4079 

Ulmer, Alma Baker: H4158 

Union Baptist Church: H3840 

United States Army Reserve: H3877, S0586` 

United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Inland Sea Flotilla 12-01 Lake Marion: 

H4089 

Vrooman, John: H3312 

W. Wyman King Academy Varsity Baseball Team: H4173, H4174 

Wagnon, Michael: H3657 

Walsh, John: H4114 

Water Safety Awareness Month designated as May 2013: H4021 

Watkins, Cullen: H3691 

Watkins, Pastor Bobby: S0725 

Watson, Dr. Shirley A.: S0726 


Watson, Mrs. Macie L. Griffin: S0331 

Watts, Sarah Jane Nance: H3219 

Waverly Historic District of Richland County: H4230 

Weishuhn, Joshua: H3705 

Weishuhn, William III: H3706 

Wiedrich, Thomas: H3702 

Wiley, Jane: S0659 

Wilkerson, Lovell Kobie: H3614 

Wilkins, Amar: S0645 

Williams, Etta Mae Washington: S0321 

Williams, Henry: H4246 

Williams, Liane: H3798 

Williams, Richard Lanier: H3891 

Williams, Robert C.: H4172 

Wilson Hall Varsity Softball Team: H4222 

Wilson, Major General Cornell: S0248 

Wilson, Melba: S0452 

Wilson, Sherri: H3545 

Wilson, Teresa: S0607 

Wind Energy Capabilities of South Carolina: S0757 

Witherspoon, W. D. ’Billy’: S0681, H4182 

Woman’s Relief Corps of Beaufort: H4110 

Wood, Charles R. “Russ”: H3479 

Woodall, Mr. Bucky: H4170 

Woodland High School Varsity Boys Track Team: H4220 

World War II, to honor the courageous men who served in the United States 

Armed Forces during: H4304 

Wren High School Class of 1963: H3881 

Wright, David A.: S0750 

Wright, Mrs. Annie Mae Savage: H3837 

Wyatt, Rachel: H3785 

York County Day declared as April 10, 2013: S0580 

Young, Timothy: H3689 

Youngblood, Benjamin: H3677 

Youth Legislative Conference, to use House Chamber: H3917 

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Palmetto State Chapters: H4055 

Zuydam, Paul Van: H4208 

RESPIRATORY CARE PRACTITIONERS 


RETIREMENT SYSTEMS AND PENSIONS 

Giving Back To Our Veterans Act, income tax deductions for retirement 

benefits attributable to service on active duty: H3110 

SC Retirement System 

Police officer retirement system, disability, delete requirement that 

certain members be eligible for; proof of; social security 

benefits to continue: S0484 

Restructuring Act of 2013, abolish PEBA, transfer duties to a division 

within Department of Administration: H3646 

Retirement system and retirement system funds, make certain changes 

to: H3750 

SC Retirement System, SCRS and SCPORS disability retirement benefits 

contingent upon a member being eligible for social 

security disability, calculations of, provisions of deleted: 

H4196 

SC Retirement System, for General Assembly members, earnable 

compensation used in calculation of retirement benefits 

does not include salary: H3108 




REVENUE DEPARTMENT 



H3765 

Lien, department may expunge the recording of a lien once the lien is fully 

paid: S0617, H3974 


Municipal Court, must utilize setoff debt collection act on debts; if not successful 

Revenue Department to notify circuit solicitor, provisions: 

H3022 

Public Integrity Unit established; membership and duties of; protocol for 

information sharing: S0505 

Tax provisions, miscellaneous tax provisions: H3179, H3018, S0007 

434


REVENUE DEPARTMENT (Continued) 

Tax return, taxpayer failure to file, further provide for information the 

department must consider when making an estimate of liability 

of the taxpayer: H3092 

Taxes, disclosure of records or returns; allow disclosure of certain information 

to the secretary of state about a taxpayer who filed a 

corporate return: S0617, H3974 


Treasury, state, department of revenue identity theft reimbursement fund 

established; proceeds from the fund must be used to reimburse 

people whose id information has been compromised, 


RICHLAND COUNTY 

City of Columbia to have authority to appoint and commission firefighters 

to serve as certified law enforcement officers who have full 

powers, provisions: S0707, H4224 

Harrison Rearden Interchange named: S0064 




Richland County, voting precincts revised: H3724 

Richland County; voting precincts revised: H4216 

ROADS 

ROBBERY 

RULES 

See Transportation (this index) 



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SALES AND USE TAX 


SALUDA COUNTY 


SAVANNAH RIVER PLANT 

No Entries 

SAVANNAH VALLEY AUTHORITY 

No Entries 

SCENIC HIGHWAYS 

No Entries 

SCENIC RIVERS 

No Entries 

SCHOLARSHIPS 

No Entries 

SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS 

See Also Education (this index) 

Agriculture Department, to create and maintain a program to encourage 

schools to serve locally grown, minimally processed farm 

foods: S0191 




Athletics 

SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS (Continued) 




H3144 

Charitable funds act, provisions of do not apply to athletic, band or 

activity booster club affiliated with school id the organization 

is a 501(c)(3), provisions: H3091 







powers, duties, and authority of: S0128, S0161, H3229 

Superintendent of Education, starting July 1, 2013, to have jurisdiction 

over all interscholoastic athletic activities of publice high 

school; to appoint a diverse advisory board to advise him, 


Attendance in a public school district without charge, eliminate provision 

allowing a child to qualify if he owns real estate in the district 

assessed at $300 or more: H3383 


Board of Trustees 



H3648 

Bonds, School 

School bonds, prohibit school districts from issuing general obligation 

bonds for general operating expenses: S0110 

Buses 

Buses, county school board is responsible for payment of maintenance 

costs incurred under contract; financial aid from state; may 

request title and control of school buses, provisions: H4072 


for violations regarding passing a school bus if violation 

is captured on video recording device mounted on bus: 

S0718 

Superintendent of Education, to create a pilot project to study the use 

of biofuel to power the State’s public schools buses, make 

annual recommendations to General Assembly: H3432 



H3648 


Charitable funds act, provisions of do not apply to athletic, band or activity 

booster club affiliated with school id the organization is a 

501(c)(3), provisions: H3091 

Charitable funds, registration statements for the solicitation of, to exempt 

public schools and districts: S0250, H3398 

Charleston County 

Charleston County School District, procedures to close a rural school, 


Charter School, authorize an alternative education campus (AEC) to be 

established by a charter school sponsor; requirements to be 

revised; application guidelines revised; shutting down of 

provisions; revise provisions: H3853 

Charter Schools 

Charter school, located on military base to give enrollment priority to 

eligible students who are dependednts of military personnel 

living on the base, provisions: H3087 

Private school converted to a Charter School, provisions of does not 

apply under certain circumstances; provisions of conversion: 

H3472 


program for at-risk children; program eligibility, standards, 

funding level set; DOE and office of first steps as administrators: 

S0134, H3455, H3424 

Civics and Geography, school districts to provide at least one class in for 

students in fifth, eighth and eleventh grade, course to be a 

semester, education department to assist in developing curricula: 

S0312 

Comprehensive Health Education Act, provisions of revised; instructional 

unit meetings; staffing of; reporting of provisions: H3435 

Cooperative Dual Credit High School Programs established, to enable students 

to earn a high school diploma and associate degree or 

2 years of college credit; funding of; provisions: H3016 

435



Darlington County 

Darlington County, Board of Education, restrict authority of board to 

increase the tax levy without approval of a vote of the 

county electorate; provisions: S0666 





Districts, School districts must have 2500 students enrolled to receive state 

appropriations: S0159 

Early Childhood Advisory Council, established, duties and function of; 

composition of First Steps Board of Trustees increased: 

H3721 

Education Maximum Act or Edumax Act, Parents may enroll child in school 

considered most suitable for academic needs; certain information 

required and payment of fee, provisions: H4088 

Education Maximum Act or Edumax Act, student to demonstrate performance 

at grade level in English and math before promotion; 

textbook rental system exemption; teacher certificate 

provisions; performance rating provisions: H4088 

Education, State Board of Education may not adopt or implement the common 

core standards; any action made to implement is void: 

H3943 

Educational associations, begining July 1, 2013, may not pay membership 

dues or fees to any educational association or organization 

and instead is required to redirect any funding available to 

classroom instruction: H3088 

Employees of, Concealed weapon, public school employee who has, may 

possess a firearm on premise, provisions: H3160 

Exit Exam, must take for graduation, provisions; high school assessment 

study committee created, duties and powers of; provisions: 

H3919 


Firearm marksmanship, schools, may offer an elective course designated as 

the “Gun Safety Program” course; requirements of: S0162 

First Steps School Readiness, initiative and strategy developed; Early Childhood 

Advisory Council established; local partnership of 

revised; grant funds use revised; office of First Steps provisions 

within revised: H3428, S0291 

First Steps in School Readiness Act reauthorized until July 1, 2014: H4020 

Graduation requirements, Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, instruction in on 

use of automated external defibillator to all students 

enrolled in school district as graduation requirement: 

S0160, H3368 

Graduation requirements, beginning in school year 2016-2017, successful 

completion of three high school-level virtual learning 

credit units during high school, provisions: H4206 

Guns, Concealed weapon on school property, remove certain limitations 

requiring person to leave weapon inside vehicle, provisions: 

S0242 


High School League Review Panel created, composition of panel, rules, 

reimbursement provisions; facilities and resources provisions; 

decision by league may be appealed to the panel, 

provisions to: H3162 

Holidays, School holidays, Veterans Day and Memorial Day recognized as: 

H3230 

Home Schooling programs, testing requirements of revised; testing provisions 

of revised: H3478 

Income tax deduction, up to a certain amount for tuition paid for their child 

to attend an independent school or public school outside of 

district; home school tax deduction provisions: S0279 

Instruction/instructional services, definition of defined: H4261 

Jasper County 

Jasper County Board of Education, to impose tax levy necessary for 

school purposes: S0358 

Kershaw County 

Kershaw County, School District Board of Trustees, revise election 

districts from to be elected, provisions: S0379 


H3975 





436 




Make up days, Martin Luther King Jr. Day may not be designated as a 

potential make-up day when schools are closed due to 

inclement weather: H3136 

Marlboro County 

Marlboro County, School Board, may determine salaries and allowances 

of board members; approve local tax funds needed 

for; per diem provisions deleted: H4205 

McCormick County 

McCormick County, Board of Trustees of School District No. 4, provide 

that in the event of vacancy on the board occurring for 

any reason other than expiration of a term, special election 

to fill unexpired term: S0517 

Mental health counseling, require each public school in the state to employ a 

licensed psycho-educational specialist certified in school 

psychology full-time to help identify students in need of: 

H3365 


Personal hygiene, instruction, to be a required subject for each school district: 

S0021 

Pickens County 

Pickens County School Board of Trustees, revise membership to seven 

seats; add one at-large seat, election of provisions: H4165, 

H4258 

Prayer, permit schools to lead a prayer at the beginning of school day; student 

may leave classroom if they do not want to listen or 

participate in: H3526, H3634 

Private, Childcare facilities, private and private schools, home schools to be 



Public Schools, require the General Assembly to provide for a high-quality 


amendment proposed: H3255, S0388 


Religious Viewpoints Antidiscrimination Act, require schools to provide a 

limited public forum for student speakers at certain events; 

exceptions graduations and athletic events, provisions: 

H3993 

Resource Officer, require every public school district to request a school 

resource officer for each school in the district: H3237 



2013: S0722 


School calendars, school district may use instructional hours or days to satisfy 

requirements for school calendars, collegial professional 

development and make-up days; year-round 

calendar provisions: H3474, H3955 

School construction, school district to consider long-term operating 

expenses when determining the actual cost of construction, 

improvement and renovation of: H3531 


testing of program; provisions of program; department of 

education to annually survey school districts: S0313 

School district in this state encouraged to avail themselves of all available 

energy efficiency incentives and rebates provided by their 

local utilities: S0642 

School districts, countywide, beginning July 1, 2014, each county may consist 

of one school district; General Assembly by local law 

to provide for governance, fiscal authority, administrative 








S0249 

Schools, Lockdown plan, each school district to develop for each school to 

use in response to situations involving safety and security 

on campus, provisions of: H3364 

Schools, exempt from impact fees, provisions: H3078 

Snacks and meals provided in schools must meet certain nutritional requirements 

that corresponds with guidelines established by alliance 

for a healthier generation: H3726



Step Incentive for Successful Teachers in Low-Performing Schools study 

committee enacted; provisions, duties and membership: 

H4017 


Students 




H3144 




Income tax credit, for contributions made to a nonprofit scholarship 

funding organizations that provide grants for children eligible 

for federal free or reduced lunches, provisions: S0279 

School districts must have 2500 students enrolled to receive state 

appropriations: S0159 




Teachers 

Concealed weapon, public school employee who has, may possess a 

firearm on premise, provisions: H3160 

Employment, school districts to notify teachers on by May 5, 2013; 

continuing-contract teacher provisions of: H3453 


Teacher, credentials for to be in a parochial or private school program; 

depends on grants; provisions: H4302 

Teachers, beginning in 2013-2014, General Assembly to establish 

standards used to evaluate for purposes of employment and 

increases in compensation: H3195 

Textbooks, school district may opt out of the state textbook rental system 

and instead purchase the digital equivalent of, provisions: 

S0362 

Trustees, of School Districts 

Authorized to sell or lease school propoerty at any time they deem it 

expedient, proceeds from to the school fund of district: 

S0010 

Violence, Lockdown plan, each school district to develop for each school to 

use in response to situations involving safety and security 

on campus, provisions of: H3364 

Wil Lou Gray Opportunity School 



SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 

No Entries 

SECRETARY OF STATE 




H3197 




Notaries Public 

Notaries Public, define terms; person must be registered to vote and 

read and write in english; prohibit certain acts of; notarial 

certificate of; certain provisions revised: S0356, H3722 

Secretary of State, abolish office of; devolve duties and functions to the 

Attorney General, constitutional amendment proposed: 

S0132 







SENATE 


SENTENCING GUIDELINES 


SEX OFFENSES 


SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES 

See Medical/Communicable Diseases (this index) 

SHERIFFS 


SHOPLIFTERS 


SICK LEAVE 

SIGNS 


See Advertisements (this index) 

SINE DIE ADJOURNMENT 


SMOKING 

See Agriculture/Tobacco (this index) 

SOCIAL SERVICES 

See Also Health and Human Services Department (this 

index) 

Child support 

Child support, eliminate language that allows for child support obligation 

to run until the end of the school year after the child 

reaches 19: S0030 



DSS, require a parent to sign a safety plan if child allowed to remain in the 

home; certain services; DSS to file a petition for hearing if 

parent does not achieve goals, provisions: H3732 


of: H4062 





Social Services Department, required to report annually certain data to the 

General Assembly: H3400 

Welfare 

Public Assistance, person seeking must submit a drug test, notice of 

given, person to bear cost of testing, if positive for unable 

to receive assistance for 1 year, provisions; test failure provisions: 

S0140 

SOLICITORS 



SOLID WASTES 

See Water and Sewer (this index) 

SOUTHERN LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE 

No Entries 

SPARTANBURG COUNTY 


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SPARTANBURG COUNTY (Continued) 


entity: S0135, H3198, H3298 

Mayor C. E. ’Cliff’ Edwards Highway named: H3936 

Spartanburg Disaster relief fund created, to compensate victims of amusement 

train derailment in Cleveland park; to transfer 2 million 

dollars from the insurance reserve fund, provisions: 

S0258 




SPECIAL ORDER 

No Entries 

SPECIAL PURPOSE DISTRICTS 


SPEECH PATHOLOGY AND AUDIOLOGY 

No Entries 

STATE EMPLOYEES 


STATE GOVERNMENT 





Agencies, State, may not administratively increase or implement a fee for 

performing a service or function to comply with a requirement 

under its jurisdiction without approval by General 

Assembly by joint resolution, provisions of: H3475 

Agencies, state, required to use a single 3rd party source compiler of unencumbered 

address data for purposes of validating residents/ 

business; each to contain a unique id number; chief information 

officer to procure with: H4126 

Agencies, state, zero-base budget review, provide for on a ten year schedule 

of each agency beginning with 2014-2015, provisions: 

H3109 





Constitutional convention, to present to the qualified electors of this state 

the question of whether to convene a convention to revise 

constitution; constitutional amendment proposed: S0245 



S0081, S0060 

Daylight Saving time established as the new standard time pact: H3848 










Governmental entity, financing agreement of definition revised; exceptions: 

H3105 

Health Insurance, prohibit the state and other entities from establishing, 

operating or purchasing insurance from an American 

Health Benefit Exchange, provisions: H3473 

Information Security Department of created, to provide security controls 

over information resources that support state operations 

and assets; departmental provisions: H3528 

Information Security, Department of, established, to protect the state’s information 

and cyber security; Technology Investment Council 

established, duties and membership provisions of: S0334 

STATE GOVERNMENT (Continued) 

Legislative Printing, Information, and Technology Systems (LPITS) to 

change name of office to the Legislative Services Agency 

(LSA): H3223 

Pay for Success Performance Accountability Act: S0763 

Procurement code, entity or individual offering to contract for design-build 

project delivery methods not required to hold a license as 

long as person who actually performs work holds appropriate 

license: H3860 


Religious freedom act, to prohibit restrictions on free exercise of speech or 

religion during course of any locality proceeding in violation 

of the first amendment, provisions: S0103 



S0028 



H3258 



H3120 




Streamlining Government and Reduction of Waste Commission on created; 

membership and duties; recommendation submission 

requirements, provisions: S0226 

Zero Base Budget Process beginning with fiscal year 2013-2014: H3303 

STATE GRASS 

No Entries 

STATE GUARD 


STATE HOUSE 

See Buildings (this index) 

STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT DIVISION 


STATE LIBRARY 

See Libraries/State (this index) 

STATE MAGAZINE 

No Entries 

STATE MILITARY ACADEMY 

No Entries 

STATE OPERA 

No Entries 

STATE OPERA HOUSE 

No Entries 

STATE POPULAR MUSIC 

No Entries 

STATE REGISTER 

See Regulations (this index) 

STATE STUDENT LEGISLATURE 

No Entries 

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STATE SYMBOLS AND EMBLEMS 

Alcoa Mt. Holly Plant, Alcoa Appreciation Day declared as March 20, 

2013: S0522 

Autism Awareness Day, declared as Tuesday April 2, 2013: S0369 

Beach Music Day declared as April 24, 2013: H3418 

Bladder Awareness Month declared as May 2013: H3749, S0498 

Blythe Academy of Languages Day declared as May 24, 2013: S0729 

Boys and Girls Club, Boys and Girls Clubs Day declared as Thursday April 

25, 2013: H3992 

Camden, City of Camden Day declared as Thursday April 11, 2013: H3937 

Children’s Advocacy Day declared as April 9, 2013: H3786, S0504 

Cities Mean Business Day, declared as Wednesday February 13, 2013: 

H3524, S0367 

City of Camden Day declared as Thursday April 11, 2013: S0493 

Clemson Day declared as Wednesday, April 10, 2013: H3888, S0583 

Clover, Town of; Clover’s Quasquicentennial Day declared as March 17, 

2013: H3206 

Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week, declared as February 7-14, 2013: 

H3338 

Crime Victims’ Rights Week declared as April 21-27, 2013: H4070 

Crime Victims’ Rights Week declared as week April 21-27, 2013: H3982 

Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy Day recognized as August 20, 2013: H4201 

Eartha Kitt Day, declared as January 17th of each year: H3359 

Endometriosis Awareness Month declared as March: S0182 

Etiquette Day in South Carolina, March 14, 2013: H3780 

Free Clinic Awareness Day declared as May 22, 2013: H3793, S0508 

Golden September Childhood Cancer Awareness Month designated as September 

of every year: H3973 


Homeschool Recognition Month designated as April 2013: S0543 

Hortman, Captain John David, declare June 9, 2013 as John David Hortman 

Day: H3221 

Independent Colleges and University Week designated as April 15-19, 

2013; Independent College and University Day declared as 

April 17, 2013: H3801 

Liberty Day declared as March 16, 2013: H3741 

Mental Health Month designated as May 2013: H4218 

NASCAR Racing, Darlington Raceway Week-A week Too Tough To Tame 

designated as May 5, 2013-May 12, 2013: H3969 

National Fast Day declared as Tuesday, April 30, 2013: H3970 

National Native American History Month; National Native American History 

Day declared as November 18, 2013: H3746 

Old Lexington Baptist Church: H3946 

Organ Donor Registration Day, designated as Thursday April 4, 2013: 

S0499 

Organists’ Week, declared as June 30 through July 6 2013: H3988 

Police Officers, National Police Week designated as May 12-18, 2013: 

H4139 

Portrait, Late Honorable Matthew J. Perry Jr., to authorize the commissioning 

of a portrait to be placed in the State House: S0260 

Pulmonary Hypertension Awareness Month declared as November 2013: 

H4270, S0759 

Purple Heart Day, to be moved to August 7th: H3011 

Purple Heart Recipients; declare South Carolina as a Purple Heart State: 

H3203 

Recyclers Day declared as February 20, 2013: S0378, H3543 

Salvation Army of Greenwood Month declared as June 2013: S0780 




Senior Hunger Awareness Day declared as May 16, 2013: S0595 

Senior Hunger Awareness Day, declared as May 16, 2013: H3968 

Shaken Baby Syndrome Awareness Week designated as the third week in 

April: S0581, S0603 

State Day of Prayer as First Thursday in October of each year: H4084 

Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month designated as May: H4067, S0667 


on State House grounds as memorial to children whose 

lives ended before birth; powers and duties of commission; 


York County Day declared as April 10, 2013: S0580 

Water Safety Awareness Month designated as May 2013: H4021 

STATE TARTAN 

No Entries 

STATE WILDFLOWER 

No Entries 

STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS 


STUDENTS 

SUMTER COUNTY 

Mozingo Crossroads: H3482 


SUPREME COURT 


SWIMMING POOLS 

See Health and Environmental Control (this index) 

TATTOOING 

No Entries 

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TAXATION 

Abandoned Buildings Revitalization Act: H3093, S0234 

Accommodation Tax 

Accommodation tax, delete certain items subject to the five percent on 

additional surcharges: H3561 

Accommodation tax, does not apply to gross proceeds from rental for 

person renting their personal residence for fewer than 15 

days a year, provisions: H3767 




S0294 

Ad Valorem Taxation, fair market value of a motor vehicle may not exceed 

the amount paid for the motor vehicle if it was purchased 

from a licensed dealer: H4029 

Admission license tax, one-half of paid admissions to a soccer specific stadium 

is exempt from: H4033 



H3986 




of: H3081 

Business tax, credit for retraining provisions; claiming credit provisions; 

infrastructure expenses provisions: S0387 


Cigarette tax, revise the weight limitation on; exemptions: S0566 


Enhanced Redevelopment Act for Counties, redesignate the chapter as; 

allow redevelopment project to be funded with a percentage 

of sales tax revenue within the districts, provisions: 

H4122 


Federal tax information, each county and municipality that maintains federal 

tax information to implement a policy that safeguards 

the information; policy must be no less stringent than manner 

the IRS protects info: H4076 

Gasoline and diesel fuel, increase to 26 cents a gallon; department to adjust 

fee twice a year, road tax provisions; refundable income 

tax for registered vehicles; provisions: H3498 

439


TAXATION (Continued) 






Hospitality tax, penalty, fine or other cost may not be imposed with respect 

to locacl hospitality tax payments received within seven 

days of due date that in aggregate exceeds 5% of delinquent 

tax: H3300 

Income Tax 

Biomass resource energy credit, purchase and installation of equipment 

to produce, restore the administration of credit: 

S0403 

Brackets, Income tax brackets, eliminate the four, five and six percent 

brackets and tax those incomes at three and 75/100ths percent: 

H3266 

Credit 


Clean Energy Tax Incentive Program, redesignate program as; 

extend credit to additional forms of energy production and 

operations; decrease investment thresholds for, extend 

credit time period: H3644, S0525 

Income Tax Credit, gift of land for conservation, credit equals 

twenty-five percent of total value of gift; maximum credit 

allowed increased to $150,000, provisions: S0033 

Income tax credit, allow a five thousand dollar tax credit to any 

taxpayer that employs a formerly incarcerated individual as 

a full-time employee for one year, provisions: H4018 

Income tax credit, corn-based ethanol or soy-based biodiesel, 

extend credit to all liquid fuels derived from renewable 

sources; reduce amount of liquid fuel eligible for, extend 

time period of credit: H3644, S0525 

Income tax credit, for business that sells motor fuel for the purchase 

of a generator, so that they may continue to sell fuel 

in case of electrical outage, provisions: H3030 

Income tax credit, for contributions made to a nonprofit scholarship 

funding organizations that provide grants for children 

eligible for federal free or reduced lunches, provisions: 

S0279 

Income tax credit, for employers hiring someone receiving 

unemployment benefits, amount of credit and eligibility 


Income tax credit, for installation of safe room in a residential 

structure; credit to be carried forward: H4262 

Income tax credit, provide for a $2000 for closing cost with a 

purchase money residential or commercial mortgage provisions: 

H3253 

Income tax credit, refundable state individual credit equal to 

10% of federal income tax credit allowed, annually 

increase by 2 1/2% until credit equals 20%: H3107 

Income tax credit, refundable to a digital media company producing 

a state-certified production equal to 25% of base 

investment in taxable year; define terms, provisions: S0526 

Income tax credit, taxpayers may a refundable tax credit for cost 

and expenses incurred by the taxpayer for maintaining 

identity fraud and theft protection services: S0024, H3305 

Income tax credit, taxpayers may claim up to a two hundred dollar 

refundable tax credit for cost and expenses incurred by 

the taxpayer for maintaining identity fraud and theft protection 

services: S0017 

Income tax credit, to any taxper that employs a formerly incarcerated 

individual as a full-time employee; not to exceed 

ten thousand dollars; credit allowed for 24 months, eligibility 


Income tax credits, allowable for a portion of expenses incurred 

by a taxpayer in renovation of a textile mill site, allowed to 

be transferable: H3605 

Income tax, eliminate corporate income tax over a four year 

period: H3264 


Solar energy system, income tax credit, ceilings on amount of 

credit; provisions: S0329 

Solar energy system, income tax credit, for twenty-five percent 

of total cost of; ceilings on credit amount, provisions: 

H3834 


Tax credit, port cargo, expand the types of businesses that qualify 

for credit; coordinating council for economic development 

discretion in awarding; credit provisions: H3557 

Vehicles, various tax credits; for hybrids; state fleet management 

provisions; state fleet acquisition, provisions: S0402 

Deductions 

Giving Back To Our Veterans Act, income tax deductions for 

retirement benefits attributable to service on active duty: 

H3110 

Income tax deduction, for purchase of identity theft protection 

services, not to exceed certain amounts: S0334 

Income tax deduction, up to a certain amount for tuition paid for 

their child to attend an independent school or public school 

outside of district; home school tax deduction provisions: 

S0279 

Income tax deductions, to include a deduction for costs to purchase 

identity theft protection: H3029 

Income tax deductions, volunteer state constables maximum of a 

$3000/ year deduction for: H3089 

Military, income tax deductions for retirement benefits attributable 

to service on active duty: H3112 


Income tax exemption, for disabled veteran, is allowed to the surviving 

spouse of the person on one private passenger vehicle 

owned or leased by spouse: S0571 

Tax credit, refundable, for a taxpayer that sustains an actual loss from 

identity theft, provisions: H3031 

Taxpayer Inflation Protection Act: S0058 

Job development credit, client company that contracts with a professional 

service employer is eligible for; conditions of; process of 

claiming: S0012 

License tax credit, corporate, infrastructure for eligible projects, include in 

definition of a multiuse sports and recreational complex; 


License tax, exempt admissions charged by the State Museum: S0474 

License, admissions, tax exemption for motorsports entertainment complex, 

must be a NASCAR sanctioned speedway that host one 

race each year featuring the NASCAR Cup Series, seat 

limits required: S0481, H3783 

Motion Picture Incentive Act, provisions of do not apply to films made in 

South Carolina contains scenes offensive, sexual conduct 

or lacks serious literary, artistic, political or scientific 

value, provisions: S0163 

Motion picture production companies, tax rebate, department may rebate up 

to 30% of the expenditures if there is a minimum in-state 

expenditure of one million dollars; tax provisions: S0163, 

H3357 

Property Tax 

Assessments 

Assessment ratio, 4% for active duty member of armed services, 

may retain assessment ratio as long as on active duty, provisions: 

H3004, H3027, H3256, S0301 

Assessment ratio, four percent, does not apply if property is held 

by a trust, family limited partnership or LLC under certain 

situations: S0511 

Assessment ratio, multiunit residential real property containing 

four units or less which each unit occupies a residence to 

be assessed at four percent of fair market value: H3239 

Assessment ratios, LLC owning residential property where the 

owner is an individual; qualifies for special assessment 

ratio, provisions: S0032 



Property tax, assessment ratios, to reduce ratio on manufacturing, 

utility and mining real and personal property to six 

percent of value: S0082 

Property tax, four percent assessment ratio, exemptions to for 

entering a long-term care facility, provisions: H4115 

Property tax, no additional due for any prior tax year because of 

erroneous classification of the parcel, provisions: H3463 

Property tax, owner-occupied residential property qualifies for 

the four percent assessment ratio if residence is not rental 

for more than 100 days, provisions: S0437 

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value, eliminate the 15% on increases in the value of 

real property over 5 years and assessable transfer of interest, 

provisions, constitutional amendment proposed: 

H3343 

Real property, appeal must be based on market value of; assessable 

transfer of interest increase provisions; county assessor 

to have burden of proof in property tax appeal; to 

appeal value once every five years, provisions: H3845 

Exemptions 

Homestead exemption, extended for the disabled and elderly to 

all fair market value beginning the year the individual 

attains the age of 85; if income is fifty thousand dollars or 

less: H3830 

Homestead property tax exemption, for persons over 65 or disabled, 

exemption amount increased to the first seventy-five 

thousand dollars of fair market value: H3106 

Homestead property tax exemption, persons over 65 years, 

increase exemption amount to first seventy-five thousand 

dollars of fair market value of homestead: H4075 

Property tax exemption, exempt the first fifty thousand dollars of 

a dwelling house of resident who cares for a disabled child, 


Property tax exemptions, aging, exemption sufficient to keep tax 

value of homestead from increasing once owner attains age 

of 70; additional 25% exemption when 75, increase 

exemption every 5 years after: H4263 

Property tax exemptions, electric power facility portion of 

exempt; remaining portion subject to state property tax, 

distribution of provisions: H3111 


exempt business personal property provisions: 

H3265 

Property tax exemptions, include certain trusts in exempting 

property used for the holding of its meetings when no 

profit or benefit inures to the benefit of any stockholder or 

individual: S0303 

Property tax exemptions, person age 65 years or older, allowed 

an exemption from all property equal to one hundred percent, 


Property tax, exempt such vehicles and semitruckers from property 

tax; commercial motor vehicle provisions; administration 

fee provisions; revenue from road user fees provisions: 

S0600 

Local Option School Operating Millage Property Tax Credit Act: 

H3938, H3975 

Property tax, cap increases, tax provisions of revised; millage of provisions; 

various tax procedures revised and deleted; tax provisions: 

H3341 



Property taxes, payments of, Counties to allow installment payments 

of; require real property tax notices to explain the installment 


Tax provisions, miscellaneous tax provisions revised: H3179, H3018, 

S0007 

Roll-back tax, on parcel of real property use value used for platted green 

space for conservation, provisions: H3733, S0487 

Sales and Use Tax 

Exemptions 

Sales and Use tax exemptions, injectable medications and biologics, 

clarify the calculation of exemption: S0597 

Sales and Use tax, exemption for children’s clothing sold to a 

private charitable organization for purpose of distribution 

at no cost to needy children: H3942 

Sales tax exemption, for machinery used in production of electricity 

from a renewable energy source: H3301 

Sales tax exemptions, delete various exemptions; revenue generated 

by this act must be credited to the general reserve 

fund; reenact the joint committee on taxation, provisions: 

H3522 

Sales tax exemptions, exemption for machinery used in commercial 

breeding and raising of livestock: H3155 

Sales tax exemptions, for machinery and equipment used in production 

of electric or hybrid motor vehicles: H3302 


Sales tax exemptions, guns, delete exmeption on certain guns on 

second amendment weekend: H3181 

Sales tax exemptions, to establish hurrican preparedness weekend, 

where certain items are exempt: H3023 

Sales tax exemptions, unprepared food items, delete exemption 

allowed for: H3114 


Sales tax revenue, generated from sale of motor vehicles must be credited 

to the state highway fund for maintenance of existing 

roads: S0210 

Sales, Use, and Casual Excise Tax revenues, from the sale, use, or 

titling of a vehicle must be credited to the state non-federal 

and highway fund, provisions of revenues: H3412 


Tax exemptions, on residential home protection products: S0195 

Tax return, taxpayer failure to file, further provide for information the 

department must consider when making an estimate of liability 

of the taxpayer: H3092 

Tax, miscellaneous tax provisions revised: H3179, H3018, S0007 





TEACHERS 


TECHNICAL EDUCATION 

College and University Board of Regents, membership and duties of; service 

of trustees; on July 1, 2013 duties of higher education 



Greenville Technical College Area Commission, reconstitute membership 

of commission, terms and appointing procedures: H3829 

Technical and Comprehensive Education, include adult education among 

powers and duties of: H3643 

TELECOMMUNICATIONS 


TELEPHONES 



Cell phones 




Cell phone, law enforcement officer prohibited from seizing phone or 

other electronic device at scene of investigation unless it 

impedes the investigation; penalties: H3059, S0107 




Cellphone, unlawful for a person to operate a motor vehicle while 

using a cell phone, or other wireless communication device 

not equipped with hands-free; penalties: H3317 



device, penalties: H3118, S0416 

Reckless driving, certain persons who drive a vehicle while using a 

wireless communication device are guilty of; law enforcement 

may subpoena the data usage record and use as evidence; 





TELEVISION 

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TEXTILES 

TIMBER 

TOBACCO 


See Forestry (this index) 


TORTS 

Torts, political subdivision may voluntarily establish a fund to settle multiple 

claims for loss resulting from a single occurrence, BEA 

must calculate adjustments: S0257 

TOURISM 

See Parks, Recreation and Tourism (this index) 

TOXIC WASTE 


TRADE 


See Consumer Affairs/Unfair trade practices (this index) 

TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS 


TRAILERS 

TRAINS 

TRANSPARENCY 

No Entries 



See Railroads (this index) 

TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 

See Also Motor Vehicles (this index) 

Allendale County, Frank D. Solomon Memorial Way named: H4051 

Allendale County; Lieutenant Winston Robinson, Jr. Highway named: 

H3458 

Anderson County; Veterans Memorial Highway named: S0246 

Bamberg County; Harrison Crossroads named: H4053 

Beaufort County; Candice Glover, DOT to erect signs as it enters St. Helena 

Island to say “St. Helena Island-Home of the 2013 American 

Idol Winner Candice Glover”: H4149 

Beaufort County; Charlie Simmons, Sr. Memorial Bridge named: S0320, 

H3781 

Board of Economic Advisors, if they adjust the forecast for the next fiscal 

year after the House of Representative has given 3rd reading 

to the appropriation act, any increase in revenue to be 

appropriated to highway fund: H3017 

Bridge maintenance, General assembly to appropriate an amount each year 

equal to twenty percent of projected growth in general fund 

revenues: S0600 


Cherokee County; Edna H. Hamrick Memorial Bridge named: H3395 

Cherokee and Spartanburg County; Mayor C. E. ’Cliff’ Edwards Highway 

named: H3936 

Chester County; Paul G. Campbell, Sr. Highway named: S0743 

Clarendon County; Patrolman John Ray Riddle Memorial Highway: S0218 

Colleton County; SCHP Patrolman First Class Willie E. Peeples Memorial 

Interchange named: H4058 

Colleton County; SCHP Patrolman Norris Nettles Memorial Highway 

named: H3998 

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TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT (Continued) 

DOT to transfer to transportation infrastructure bank an amount equal to 

general fund revenue appropriated to DOT in Budget for 

highway engineering permanent improvements, provisions: 

S0731 

Department, to develop a process to prioritize projects relating top reserving 

and maintaining roads and bridges; to maintain inventory 

of: S0184 

Edgefield County; Mamie J. Rearden Highway Named: S0251 

Gasoline User Fee, county transportation committee must provide annual 

accounting of funds that it receives to its legislative delegation: 

H4227 


named: S0775 

Greenville County; Sheriff Sam Simmons Intersection named: S0701 

High Speed Rail System Commission, established to examine and develop a 

plan for action for; duties of commission, report findings to 

General Assembly by Janurary 2014: H3306 

Highway obstruction, by railroad or other object, obstruction is a misdemeanor, 

increase fines; remove notice requirements; every 

two hours of deemed as an additional offense: S0469 

Horry County; Lieutenant John Ronald Floyd Intersection named: H3525 

Horry County; Stalvey Bellamy Intersection named: S0682 

Horry County; W. D. ’Billy’ Witherspoon Highway named: S0681, H4182 

Jasper County; General Lloyd W. ’Fig’ Newton Interchange named: S0063 

Joint transportation review committee, require state agencies to cooperate 

with the review committee, items to be included: S0600 

Kershaw County; Deputy Sheriff Ernest Christian “Chris” Potter III, portion 

of road named for on I-20 in Kershaw County: S0740 

Laurens County; Lt. Governor Nick and Emilie Theodore Interchange 

named: S0741 

Lee County; Isaac C. Joe Highway named: H3421 

Lee County; State Representative Grady A. Brown Interchange named: 

H4288, S0782 

Marion County; Robert J. McIntyre, Sr. Intersection named: S0545 

McCormick County; Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Highway named: 

H3327, S0233 

Metropolitan Planning organization, geographically proportionate representation 

on the executive committee, including its affiliated 

are transit study whose boundaries are modified due to census 

reclassification: H3792 

Palmetto highway improvement fund established; initial credit and 

increases to the fund to be derived from revenue surpluses, 

amount capped: S0014 

Pickens County; C. David Stone Road named in: S0711 

Pickens County; Samuel Maverick Bridge named: S0324 


Agritourism and tourism-oriented directional signing (D. No. 4314): 

S0637, H4026 

Close Road petitions (D. No. 4311): S0354, H4027 

Specific information service signing (D. No. 4312): S0418, H4028 

Richland County; Harrison Rearden Interchange named: S0064 

Road fees, lowest fees to apply to all motor vehicles subject to the state 

biennial registration fee for private passenger; truck 

included in definitions: H3796 


State Highway secondary system, all highways within state to be constructed 

to transportation department standards, funding of, 

revise the procedure to transfer roads to, adding of roads 


Sumter County; Mozingo Crossroads: H3482 



Transportation Department, shall not discriminate against motorcycles, 

operators or passengers: H3231 

Transportation Department, to install electronic traffic control signals at the 

intersection of Folly Road and South Grimball Road: 

H3868 

Transportation Department, to issue permits that allows for the transport of 

unprocessed forest products: H3980 

Transportation Department, waiting period after certain departmental engineers 

separate from employment before they may particiapte 

in bidding on performance contracts: S0184 

Transportation Infrastructure Bank, bank is administered by commission of 

the transportation department, eliminate board of directors; 

project may not be designated as an eligible project for 

funding provisions: S0209, H3476, S0600 

Transportation Infrastructure Sales Tax Act: S0616


TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT (Continued) 

Transportation Review Committee, prohibit tree removal in the median of a 

portion of I26 until the committee has reviewed and commented 

on project: S0515 

Transportation department, mandatory priority list for selecting certain 

transportation improvement projects and nonmetropolitan 

area projects revised: H3995 

Transportation department, must conduct a noise study when it plans to construct, 

expand or improve an interstate or highway: H3123 

Transportation department, to issue permits for the transport of ’unprocessed 

forest products’; define terms, permit and restrictions, 


Transportation, regional authorities, to develop and implement programs 

that make public transportation available at not charge to 

certain veterans: H3013 

Vehicle registration, fees of increased; portion to go to state highway fund 

until maximize; remainder of fees to go to DOT; road user 

fee provisions: S0616 

York County; Ezra Dewitt Memorial Highway named: S0544, H3838 

York County; Patriot Leonard A. Farrington 9/11 Memorial Bridge named: 

H3293, S0215 

York County; State Representative Bessie Moody-Lawrence Highway 

named: S0602 

York County; State Representative Hugh J. Love Highway named: H4268 

TREASURERS 

State 


General Assembly to designate funds in state treasury as trust funds; 

monies applied to trust fund may only be used for designated 

purpose; changes only by 2/3rds vote in each House, 


General Fund, impose an annual limit available for appropriation provisions 

for setting limits; budget statbilization fund created 

in state treasury, provisions: S0039 

Treasurer, State, deleted from the list of state officers which must be 

elected; to be appointed by the Governor, constitutional 


Treasury, state, department of revenue identity theft reimbursement 

fund established; proceeds from the fund must be used to 

reimburse people whose id information has been compromised, 


TRUCKS 


TRUSTS AND ESTATES 


Probate Code 

Probate Code, define jurisdiction of; determine intestate succession; 

process of executing a will; locacl and foreign personal 

representation: S0143 

Probate Code, governance of nonprobate transfers and SC Trust Code: 

S0143 

Trustee, of income trust to convert the income trust to a total return unitrust, 

provisions; change percentage used to calculate; requirements 

for trustee to make changes, provisions: S0396 

Trustee, to authorize a trustee when doing so is in best interest of beneficiaries; 

uniform principal and income act; powers of trustee; 

unitrust provisions: S0538 


Wills, Probate court, establish a central will registry within: H3199 

TUITION AND GRANTS 

See Colleges and Universities (this index) 

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UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION 

See Employment Security Commission (this index) 

UNIFORM LAWS 



Uniform Commercial Code, clarify changes to regarding debtors, make 

technical changes, update references, revise definitions, filing 

provisions, make necessary reference changes: H3569, 

S0323 

Uniform Commercial Code, conform and technical changes; clarify ambiguities; 

make conforming changes to other chapters regarding: 

S0376 

Uniform Commercial Code, revise the chapter to provide for use of electronic 

documents of title, conforming changes made: 

S0343 


UNION COUNTY 


UTILITIES 

See Public Service Commission (this index) 

See Specific Utility (this index) 

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VETERANS’ AND MILITARY AFFAIRS 

See Also Adjutant General (this index) 




Assessment ratio, 4% for active duty member of armed services, may retain 

assessment ratio as long as on active duty, provisions: 

H3004, H3027, H3256, S0301 

Charter school, located on military base to give enrollment priority to eligible 

students who are dependednts of military personnel living 

on the base, provisions: H3087 




Disabled Wartime Veteran license plate, decrease disability rating to 

receive; permanently disabled veteran my display a handicapped 

symbol and does not have to apply for handicapped 


Driver’s license, veteran designation on, remove the one dollar fee retained 

by the DMV on: S0576 

Fishing license, disabled veteran, classified as at least 50% disabled may 

obtain a three-year disability combination license or a 3- 

year disability fishing license for a one-time fee of ten dollars: 

S0573 

Giving Back To Our Veterans Act, income tax deductions for retirement 

benefits attributable to service on active duty: H3110 

High School diplomas, to certain veterans, to include the veterans of the era 

encompassing the Korean War and Vietnam War: H4284 

Hunting and fishing license, revise residency requirements of an active 

member of the Armed Forces, provisions: H3246 

Income tax exemption, for disabled veteran, is allowed to the surviving 

spouse of the person on one private passenger vehicle 

owned or leased by spouse: S0571 

License plates, Veteran special license plate, increase number of plates a 

person may be issued: S0319 


based waiver program in state if legal residence; allowed to 

maintain if stationed outside of South Carolina: S0756 

Military Preparedness and Enhancement Act: H3263 

Military Service Integrity and Preservation Act: H4259 

Military Service Integrity and Preservation Act of 2013: H3150, H4259 


S0417 

Military connected children’s welfare task force created; composition of and 

duties: S0771 

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VETERANS’ AND MILITARY AFFAIRS (Continued) 

Military personnel licensure provisions revised; LLR board or commission 

may issue a temporary professional license to the spouse 

of, continuing education provisions: H3224, S0417 

Military, income tax deductions for retirement benefits attributable to service 

on active duty: H3112 


S0247, H3436 





Transportation, regional authorities, to develop and implement programs 

that make public transportation available at not charge to 

certain veterans: H3013 

Tuition rates, for military personnel and dependents, veterans who are honorably 

discharged may receive in-state tuition rates: 

H3086, S0787 

Tuition, in-state tuition rates to eligible persons funding their post-secondary 

education with the U. S. Department of Veterans 

Affairs GI Bill: S0093 


Veterans, disabled, may enter any state park without charge upon presentation 

to the person in charge of the park of a current letter 

stating disability: S0572 

VETERINARY MEDICINE 

See Also Animals (this index) 

Veterinary practice, mobile, define terms, require affiliation agreement with 

local veterinary facility within 20 miles of; contact information 


VICTIMS AND WITNESSES OF CRIME 


VIDEOS 

See Movies (this index) 

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION 

No Entries 

VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION 

No Entries 

VOTER’S AND VOTING PRECINCTS 


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WARRANTIES 


WARRANTS 


WASTE 

See Also Conservation (this index) 

See Also Hazardous and Nuclear Waste (this index) 

See Also Water and Sewer (this index) 

Business Freedom to Choose Act: S0203 

Litter offender database, to be maintained by DHEC, provide contents of 

database, provisions: S0199 

WATER AND SEWER 

Municipal councils, election of additional members to to represent nonresident 

municipal water and sewer customers; limit voting 

matters for; special members provisions: H3175 

Septic tank or well, issuance of a septic tank permit for a parcel of land that 

has unencumbered access to a sewer/water line: S0359 

Soil and Water Conservation District commissioners, exemption for 

appointed commissioners form financial disclosure 


Starr-IVA Water and Sewer District in Anderson County, to provide water 

service to a specified area of Abbeville County, provisions: 

S0502, H3791 

Water company, procedure where the water service provided to a specified 

unicorporated area of a county by a private water company 

may be transferred to another provider, provisions: H3859 

WATERCRAFT 







Watercraft Gambling Act: S0314 

WEAPONS 

Concealed weapon on school property, remove certain limitations requiring 

person to leave weapon inside vehicle, provisions: S0242 

Concealed weapon permit, is valid until the SLED determines the renewal 

application is denied: S0455 

Concealed weapon permit, unlawful for anyone to intentionally disseminate 

for publication any information contained in application 

for; penalties: H4226 

Concealed weapon permit, valid, issued by a state that South Carolina recognizes 

reciprocally to remain valid until expiration date, 


Concealed weapon permits, revise requirements that must be met in order to 

receive; nonresident application fee of $150; applications 

to be submitted online to SLED; where a person may carry 

provisions; validation period: H3822 

Concealed weapon, public school employee who has, may possess a firearm 

on premise, provisions: H3160 

Concealed weapons permit, person who holds a valid out-of-state permit, 

may carry a weapon in this state; delete other provisions 

regarding: H3627 










Firearms dealer, to conduct various background checks, evaluations and 

interviews to determine if a person is mentally fit prior to 

selling to: S0650 

Firearms, handguns, unlawful carrying and sale of, graduated penalties created 

for: H3052, S0020 



Fraudulent Firearms and Ammunition Purchase Prevention, penalties for 

persons who knowingly engage in: H3044 


involved in manufacturing firearms and ammunition and 

accessories for firearms to consider locating and expanding 

existing operations in South Carolina: H4175 




of info on adjudicated mentally incapacitated & thereby 

being disqualified from possessing a handgun, provision: 

H3560 

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WEAPONS (Continued) 

Mental Health, confidential process for transmitting information on person 

who have been adjudicated mentally incapacitated & 

thereby being disqualified from possessing or acquiring a 

handgun, provision: S0413 

Mentally ill, prohibited from possessing handgun, to include individuals 

adjudicated, involuntarily commitment to institution, individual 

not fit to stand trial; court to let SLED know, SLED 

to transmit information to NICS: H3564 

Sales tax exemptions, guns, delete exmeption on certain guns on second 

amendment weekend: H3181 


Weapons, assault weapons included; increase penalties for violation and 

create a two-tiered penalty scheme: H3189, H3575, S0425 

Weapons, storing, keeping, possessing or selling, assault weapons in list of 

banned weapons: H3575, S0425 

WELFARE 

WETLANDS 

See Social Services (this index) 


YORK COUNTY (Continued) 

Ezra Dewitt Memorial Highway named: S0544, H3838 

Patriot Leonard A. Farrington 9/11 Memorial Bridge named: H3293, S0215 

State Representative Bessie Moody-Lawrence Highway named: S0602 

State Representative Hugh J. Love Highway named: H4268 

YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 

No Entries 

YOUTH SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF 

See Juvenile Justice Department (this index) 

ZONING 

- Z - 


WIL LOU GRAY OPPORTUNITY SCHOOL 

No Entries 

WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY 


entity: S0135, H3198, H3298 

WILLS 

WINE 


See Alcohol and Alcoholic Beverages (this index) 

WORKERS’ COMPENSATION 

Commission 


Mediation (D. No. 4286): S0553 

Workers’ Compensation Commission, Commissioners of to be elected by 

the General Assembly: H3141 

Workers’ Compensation Commission, self insurers, to retain a portion of 

annual maintenance tax revenue to pay salaries and 

expenses of the commission; interest on delinquent maintenance 


Workers’ Compensation Commission, to retain a portion of all assessments 

paid by self-insurers with the remainder to be deposited 

with the state treasurer; provisions for penalties assessed: 

S0424 

Workers’ Compensation, modify requirements of employee seeking for 

stress, mental injury or illness, provisions: H3147 

Workers’ Compensation, provide that an employee covered by the Federal 

Employers’ Liability Act, the Longshore and Harbor workers’ 

Compensation Act or the Jones Act is exempt from: 

S0229, H3369 

- X - 

- Y - 

YORK COUNTY 

Clover National Guard Armory, ownership of transferred from the Budget 

and Control Board to the Town of Clover: H3180 


445



Representative . . . Alexander - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 

H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 

H 3338 CR H 3339 GB H 3362 R H 3363 GB H 3373 R 

H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR 

H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3414 CR 

H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3425 GB H 3428 GB H 3437 GB 

H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 

H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3477 GB H 3483 CR H 3485 R 

H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3496 R H 3497 R H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3517 GB H 3523 R H 3528 GB H 3535 R 

H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R 

H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R 

H 3564 GB H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R 

H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R 

H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3769 R H 3780 R 

H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 

H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3812 R H 3813 R 

H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R 

H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3848 GB 

H 3850 R H 3851 CR H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3871 GB H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R 

H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R 

H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R 

H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3921 GB 

H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R 

H 3967 R H 3968 CR H 3969 CR H 3970 CR H 3973 GB 

H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R 

H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R 

H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 

H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R 

H 4095 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 

H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR 

H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 

H 4176 CR H 4177 GB H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R 

H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R 

H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R 

H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 

Total bills reported: 295 

Total passed bills: 279 

Senator . . . Alexander - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

447 

S 0022 GB S 0125 GB S 0126 GB S 0127 GB S 0137 GB 

S 0148 GB S 0160 GB S 0163 GB S 0166 CR S 0191 GB 

S 0207 CR S 0212 GB S 0213 GB S 0232 JR S 0237 GB 

S 0238 GB S 0246 CR S 0251 CR S 0253 R S 0256 GB 

S 0263 CR S 0290 GB S 0296 GB S 0298 CR S 0299 GB 

S 0310 GB S 0325 R S 0328 CR S 0332 CR S 0338 GB 

S 0341 GB S 0346 JR S 0347 GB S 0356 GB S 0366 R 

S 0382 GB S 0414 CR S 0416 GB S 0417 GB S 0420 R 

S 0431 R S 0433 R S 0448 GB S 0450 R S 0452 R 

S 0471 GB S 0472 GB S 0480 CR S 0482 CR S 0508 R 

S 0514 JR S 0518 R S 0531 GB S 0535 GB S 0537 GB 

S 0548 R S 0578 GB S 0582 CR S 0583 R S 0589 R 

S 0591 R S 0604 CR S 0606 R S 0614 CR S 0617 GB 

S 0619 GB S 0632 R S 0636 GB S 0647 R S 0649 R 

S 0652 R S 0655 GB S 0665 R S 0672 R S 0678 R 

S 0697 R S 0708 R S 0710 CR S 0711 CR S 0716 GB 

S 0718 GB S 0736 R S 0738 GB S 0742 R S 0745 CR 

S 0749 CR S 0750 CR S 0751 CR S 0752 CR S 0757 CR 

S 0763 GB S 0764 GB 



Senator . . . Allen - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

S 0004 GB S 0166 CR S 0207 CR S 0217 R S 0251 CR 

S 0253 R S 0263 CR S 0291 GB S 0295 GB S 0296 GB 

S 0298 CR S 0328 CR S 0332 CR S 0334 GB S 0342 R 

S 0382 GB S 0411 GB S 0414 CR S 0420 R S 0431 R 

S 0450 R S 0452 R S 0482 CR S 0536 GB S 0548 R 

S 0567 GB S 0587 CR S 0589 R S 0591 R S 0604 CR 

S 0605 GB S 0606 R S 0609 R S 0651 R S 0652 R 

S 0678 R S 0684 R S 0686 R S 0697 R S 0698 R 

S 0704 R S 0720 R S 0728 R S 0729 R S 0730 R 

S 0736 R S 0749 CR S 0757 CR S 0775 CR S 0785 R 



Representative . . . Allison - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3018 GB H 3053 GB H 3101 GB H 3102 GB H 3116 GB 

H 3156 GB H 3179 GB H 3201 CR H 3202 CR H 3210 R 

H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R 


H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H3290GB H3310 R 

H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3334 R 

H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H3355GB H3362 R H3366GB 

H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H3390GB 

H 3391 GB H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R 

H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3410 GB H 3412 GB H 3414 CR 

H 3416 GB H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3428 GB H 3436 GB 

H 3437 GB H 3443 R H3452GB H3453 JR H 3460 CR 

H 3462 R H 3464 GB H 3465 GB H 3467 R H 3468 R 

H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3472 GB H 3473 GB H 3476 GB 

H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3518 JR H 3522 GB H 3523 R H3533GB 

H 3534 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3538 GB H 3543 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 

H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3560 GB H3570GB 

H 3577 CR H 3584 GB H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R 

H 3600 CR H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3630 GB H 3646 GB 

H 3648 GB H 3717 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3725 GB 

H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H3733GB 

H 3734 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R


H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 

H 3760 R H 3763 GB H 3767 GB H 3769 R H 3772 GB 

H 3777 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R 

H 3829 GB H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R 


H 3855 GB H 3856 GB H 3857 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R 

H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R 

H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3880 GB H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 

H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3906 GB H 3909 R 

H 3915 CR H 3919 GB H 3921 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R 

H 3949 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3952 R H 3961 GB 

H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR H 3969 CR H 3970 CR 

H 3972 GB H 3973 GB H 3977 R H 3979 CR H 3981 R 

H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R 

H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R 

H 4013 R H 4020 JR H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R 

H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R 

H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R 

H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R 

H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4068 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R 

H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR 

H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 

H 4176 CR H 4177 GB H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R 

H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4223 GB H 4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4283 GB H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Anderson - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 

H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3290 GB H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 

H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3356 GB H 3362 R H 3373 R 

H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3390 GB H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 

H 3405 CR H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3428 GB 

H 3437 GB H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3464 GB 

H 3465 GB H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 

H 3477 GB H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R 

H 3496 R H 3497 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3508 R 

H 3516 JR H 3517 GB H 3519 GB H 3523 R H 3526 GB 

H 3528 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3537 GB H 3543 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 

448 

H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3560 GB H 3577 CR 

H 3578 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H3602GB 

H 3603 CR H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3718 R H 3719 R 

H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3769 R 

H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R 

H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R 

H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R 

H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H3832GB 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 

H 3850 R H 3851 CR H3858GB H3864 R H 3865 R 

H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R 

H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R 

H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R 

H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3909 R H 3915 CR H3919GB 

H 3921 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R 

H 3964 GB H 3966 R H 3967 R H3968CR H3969 CR 

H 3970 CR H 3973 GB H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R 

H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 

H 4002 CR H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R 


H 4023 GB H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR 

H 4061 GB H 4062 GB H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 

H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H4095GB H4096 R 

H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 

H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R 

H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R 

H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R 

H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H4177GB 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R 

H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R 

H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R 

H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Anthony - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 

H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 

H 3338 CR H 3360 GB H 3362 R H3369GB H3373 R 

H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR 

H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3414 CR 

H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3443 R H 3453 JR H 3460 CR 

H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 

H 3472 GB H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R 

H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3535 R H 3536 R 

H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R 

H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3577 CR


H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3605 GB H 3611 R 

H 3614 CR H 3635 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R 

H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3769 R H 3780 R 

H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 

H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 

H 3853 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R 

H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR 

H 3906 GB H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3919 GB H 3927 R 

H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R 

H 3968 CR H 3969 CR H 3970 CR H 3973 GB H 3979 CR 

H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R 


H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R 

H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4039 GB H 4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R 

H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 

H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R 

H 4095 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 

H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR 

H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R 

H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R 

H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Atwater - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3109 GB H 3116 GB H 3165 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R 

H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3220 R 

H 3221 R H 3228 GB H 3230 GB H 3231 GB H 3232 GB 

H 3247 GB H 3264 GB H 3265 GB H 3266 GB H 3269 R 

H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R 

H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3290 GB H 3310 R H 3324 JR 

H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR 

H 3362 R H 3369 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3380 R H 3381 GB H 3382 GB H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR 

H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3412 GB 

H 3414 CR H 3415 GB H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3437 GB 

H 3443 R H 3453 JR H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R 

H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3474 GB H 3475 JR 

H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3491 GB H 3494 R 

H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3518 JR H 3523 R H 3533 GB 

449 

H 3534 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3540 GB H 3541 JR 

H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R 

H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3560 GB 

H 3577 CR H 3584 GB H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R 

H 3607 GB H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3622 GB H 3623 GB 


H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R 

H 3730 R H 3733 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R 

H 3741 R H 3744 R H 3745 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H3767GB 

H 3769 R H 3772 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR 

H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R 

H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R 

H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3821 R H 3826 R H3832GB H3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H3848GB H3850 R 

H 3851 CR H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R 

H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR 

H 3902 GB H 3906 GB H 3909 R H 3915 CR H3921GB 

H 3927 R H 3928 R H3942GB H3946 R H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3959 GB H 3966 R H 3967 R H3968CR 

H 3969 CR H 3970 CR H 3973 GB H 3979 CR H 3981 R 


H 3993 GB H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR 

H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H4068GB H4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 

H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H4132GB H4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4178 GB H 4179 GB 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H4206GB 

H 4207 GB H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H4223GB H4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4261 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4275 GB H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R 

H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Bales - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3057 GB H 3097 GB H3184GB H3201 CR H 3210 R 

H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R 

H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3290 GB H 3298 GB 

H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 

H 3338 CR H 3360 GB H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 

H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H3398GB


H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3409 GB 

H 3413 GB H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3423 GB 

H 3428 GB H 3443 R H 3459 GB H 3460 CR H 3462 R 

H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3483 CR 

H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3491 GB H 3494 R H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3513 GB H 3523 R H 3535 R H 3536 R 

H 3540 GB H 3541 JR H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 

H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3589 GB 

H 3597 R H 3602 GB H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3635 GB 

H 3640 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3734 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3762 GB H 3763 GB 

H 3769 R H 3771 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR 

H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R 

H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3809 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3832 GB H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 

H 3858 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R 

H 3869 GB H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 

H 3891 CR H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3923 GB H 3927 R 

H 3928 R H 3931 R H 3932 R H 3950 R H 3951 R 


H 3973 GB H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR 

H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R H 4080 R 

H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR 

H 4089 R H 4095 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4177 GB H 4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4190 R H 4191 R H 4193 R 

H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R 

H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4216 GB 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4263 GB H 4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Ballentine - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3004 GB H 3008 GB H 3009 JR H 3017 GB H 3027 GB 

H 3053 GB H 3091 GB H 3187 GB H 3197 GB H 3201 CR 

H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 


H 3265 GB H 3266 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

450 

H 3298 GB H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 

H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H3340JR H3362 R H 3373 R 

H 3374 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H3379GB H3380 R 

H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR 

H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R 


H 3437 GB H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R 

H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H3471GB H3483 CR 

H 3484 GB H 3485 R H 3487 R H3491GB H3494 R 

H 3505 GB H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3518 JR H 3521 GB 

H 3522 GB H 3523 R H3533GB H3535 R H 3536 R 

H 3540 GB H 3541 JR H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 

H 3559 R H 3560 GB H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R 


H 3646 GB H 3717 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H3724GB 

H 3725 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3733 GB H 3737 R H 3738 R H 3739 R H 3740 R 

H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R 

H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3761 R H 3763 GB H 3767 GB 

H 3769 R H 3772 GB H 3777 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3800 CR H 3801 CR 

H 3806 R H 3809 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R 

H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3821 R H 3826 R 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 

H 3850 R H 3851 CR H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 

H 3891 CR H 3906 GB H 3909 R H 3915 CR H3919GB 

H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3931 R H 3932 R H3942GB 

H 3946 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R 

H 3968 CR H 3969 CR H 3970 CR H 3972 GB H 3973 GB 

H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H3986GB H3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4035 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 

H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4068 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 

H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R 

H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 

H 4114 CR H4115GB H4117 R H 4120 CR H4124GB 

H 4125 GB H 4127 R H4136GB H4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4190 R H 4191 R H 4193 R 

H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H4207GB H4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4216 GB H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4223 GB H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H4275GB 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4306 GB H 4307 R 


Total passed bills: 291


Representative . . . Bannister - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3053 GB H 3156 GB H 3169 GB H 3170 JR H 3201 CR 

H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3216 R H 3217 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3247 GB H 3264 GB 

H 3265 GB H 3266 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3290 GB H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 

H 3336 CR H 3337 CR H 3338 CR H 3340 JR H 3362 R 

H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 

H 3412 GB H 3414 CR H 3416 GB H 3418 R H 3420 R 

H 3428 GB H 3438 R H 3443 R H 3452 GB H 3460 CR 

H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 

H 3473 GB H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R 

H 3505 GB H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3518 JR H 3521 GB 

H 3522 GB H 3523 R H 3533 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R 

H 3538 GB H 3540 GB H 3541 JR H 3543 R H 3544 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 

H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3557 GB H 3559 R H 3560 GB 




H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3769 R 

H 3779 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3818 GB H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3826 R H 3829 GB H 3833 GB H 3834 GB H 3835 R 

H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3848 GB 

H 3850 R H 3851 CR H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 

H 3891 CR H 3900 GB H 3906 GB H 3909 R H 3915 CR 

H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3941 GB H 3945 GB H 3947 CR 

H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR 

H 3969 CR H 3970 CR H 3973 GB H 3974 GB H 3979 CR 

H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R 

H 3997 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4014 GB H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4039 GB 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 

H 4060 CR H 4063 GB H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4074 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 

H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4094 GB 

H 4095 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 

H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H4115GB H4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4136 GB H 4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4223 GB H 4229 R 

H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R 

H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R 

H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

451 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Barfield - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H3116GB H3201 CR H 3204 CR H 3205 CR H 3210 R 

H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R 

H 3247 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R 

H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3281 CR H 3282 CR 


H 3311 CR H 3312 CR H 3313 CR H 3314 CR H 3315 CR 

H 3323 GB H 3324 JR H 3325 GB H 3330 R H 3331 R 

H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3362 R H3369GB 

H 3370 CR H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R 

H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR 


H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3405 CR 

H 3412 GB H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R H3436GB 

H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3461 R H 3462 R H 3467 R 


H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3486 R H 3487 R H 3494 R 

H 3503 GB H 3506 R H 3507 R H3518JR H3523 R 


H 3536 R H 3542 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 

H 3559 R H 3560 GB H 3571 GB H3572GB H3577 CR 

H 3579 GB H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3598 CR 


H 3614 CR H 3637 CR H3716GB H3718 R H 3719 R 

H 3725 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3733 GB H 3734 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R 

H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R 

H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3764 GB H 3767 GB H 3769 R 

H 3777 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 

H 3846 GB H 3850 R H 3851 CR H3862CR H3864 R 

H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 


H 3909 R H 3915 CR H3919GB H3927 R H 3928 R 

H 3942 GB H 3945 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R 

H 3967 R H 3968 CR H 3969 CR H3970CR H3973 GB 


H 3991 R H 3992 CR H3993GB H3996 R H 3999 R 


H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H4031GB H4034 R 

H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R 

H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R 

H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R 

H 4066 R H 4074 GB H 4077 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R 

H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR 

H 4089 R H 4095 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4118 R H 4120 CR H 4121 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R 

H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4141 CR H 4142 R


H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 

H 4175 R H 4176 CR H 4177 GB H 4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4215 CR H 4217 R 

H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R 

H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4237 CR 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4263 GB H 4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Bedingfield - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3165 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3213 R H 3214 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R 


H 3268 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R 

H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3276 R H 3277 R 

H 3285 R H 3286 R H 3290 GB H 3310 R H 3324 JR 

H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR 

H 3360 GB H 3362 R H 3369 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 

H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R 

H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3414 CR H 3415 GB 

H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3438 R H 3443 R H 3460 CR 

H 3462 R H 3464 GB H 3465 GB H 3467 R H 3468 R 


H 3484 GB H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3504 GB 

H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3518 JR H 3523 R H 3533 GB 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 

H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R 

H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3646 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R 

H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3733 GB 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3769 R H 3777 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR 

H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R 

H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R 

H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3826 R H 3829 GB H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R 

H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3848 GB H 3850 R H 3851 CR 

H 3853 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R 

H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR 

H 3893 GB H 3906 GB H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3919 GB 

H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3943 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R 


H 3973 GB H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3997 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 


H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4031 GB H 4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4039 GB H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R 

H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R 

H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R 


H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 

452 


H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 


H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 

H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR 

H 4206 GB H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H4223GB H4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R 

H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Bennett - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

S 0166 CR S 0207 CR S 0213 GB S 0251 CR S 0253 R 

S 0256 GB S 0263 CR S 0298 CR S 0301 GB S 0308 GB 

S 0328 CR S 0332 CR S 0371 GB S 0382 GB S 0413 GB 

S 0414 CR S 0420 R S 0423 GB S 0431 R S 0433 R 

S 0450 R S 0452 R S 0457 GB S 0472 GB S 0482 CR 

S 0498 R S 0518 R S 0543 CR S 0548 R S 0578 GB 

S 0589 R S 0591 R S 0604 CR S 0606 R S 0612 GB 

S 0652 R S 0655 GB S 0672 R S 0678 R S 0679 R 

S 0695 GB S 0697 R S 0736 R S 0749 CR S 0757 CR 

S 0777 GB 



Representative . . . Bernstein - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 

H 3221 R H 3224 GB H 3253 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 

H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 

H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R 

H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3406 JR H 3407 GB 

H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R H3428GB H3443 R 

H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R 

H 3470 CR H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R 

H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H3528GB H3535 R 

H 3536 R H 3540 GB H 3541 JR H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 

H 3553 CR H 3559 R H3564GB H3577 CR H 3585 R 

H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3611 R H 3614 CR H3717GB 

H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R 

H 3730 R H 3733 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R 

H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R 

H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3809 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R


H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 

H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3900 GB 

H 3909 R H 3910 R H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R 

H 3931 R H 3932 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R 

H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4061 GB 

H 4062 GB H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 

H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4094 GB H 4095 GB H 4096 R 

H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 

H 4114 CR H4115GB H4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R 

H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R 

H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R 

H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4190 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR 

H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R 

H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R 

H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4275 GB H 4276 R H 4279 R 

H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Bingham - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 

H 3220 R H 3221 R H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3290 GB H 3310 R H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R 

H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3355 GB H 3362 R 

H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 


H 3429 GB H 3443 R H 3453 JR H 3460 CR H 3462 R 

H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3477 GB 

H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3501 JR 

H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3522 GB H 3523 R H 3528 GB 

H 3533 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 

H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3560 GB H 3577 CR H 3584 GB 

H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3601 GB H 3611 R 


H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3769 R 

H 3772 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

453 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3821 R 

H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R 

H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR H 3864 R H 3865 R 

H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R 

H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R 

H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R 

H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3902 GB H 3906 GB H 3909 R 

H 3915 CR H 3921 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R H3945GB 

H 3946 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H3959GB H3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H3987GB H3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3993 GB H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 

H 4002 CR H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H4010GB H4012 R 

H 4013 R H 4014 GB H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R 

H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R 

H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R 

H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R 

H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4074 GB H 4076 GB H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 

H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R 

H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R 

H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R 

H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4303 R H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Bowen - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 


H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H3290GB H3310 R 

H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 

H 3338 CR H 3362 R H3363GB H3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 

H 3388 R H 3389 CR H3390GB H3394 R H 3395 CR 

H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H3412GB 

H 3414 CR H 3416 GB H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3426 JR 

H 3427 GB H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R 


H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3523 R H3528GB H3535 R H 3536 R 

H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R 

H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R H3564GB 



H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R 

H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R


H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 

H 3760 R H 3767 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R 



H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3870 GB H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 

H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3906 GB H 3909 R 


H 3933 R H 3934 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3986 GB H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3993 GB H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 


H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4045 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4061 GB H 4064 R H 4065 R 

H 4066 R H 4068 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 


H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4124 GB H 4125 GB H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4306 GB H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Bowers - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H3765GB 

H 3769 R H 3773 CR H 3779 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3812 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3841 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R 

H 3851 CR H 3858 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 


H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H3983GB H3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR 

H 4061 GB H 4062 GB H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 


H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 


H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R 

H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R 

H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4208 R 

H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R 

H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R 

H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4294 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4300 R H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Branham - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 

H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3239 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 

H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 


H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3414 CR 

H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R 

H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3483 CR 

H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3523 R H 3528 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3540 GB 

H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R 


H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3602 GB 

H 3605 GB H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3718 R H 3719 R 

H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R 

454 

H 3021 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3290 GB H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R 


H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 


H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 

H 3469 R H 3470 CR H3477GB H3483 CR H 3485 R 

H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H3517GB 

H 3523 R H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 

H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R 


H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R


H 3730 R H 3733 GB H 3734 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3769 R H 3780 R 

H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 

H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 

H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3909 R 

H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R 


H 3973 GB H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4039 GB 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 

H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 

H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4095 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR 

H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R 

H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR 

H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4177 GB H 4183 R 

H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R 

H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R 

H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R 

H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R 

H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R 

H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R 

H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Brannon - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3053 GB H 3101 GB H 3116 GB H 3201 CR H 3202 CR 

H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 

H 3221 R H 3246 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3298 GB H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 

H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3339 GB H 3362 R H 3363 GB 

H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 

H 3412 GB H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3443 R 

H 3452 GB H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3464 GB H 3465 GB 

H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3478 GB 

H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3498 GB 

H 3505 GB H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3520 GB H 3523 R 


H 3541 JR H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R 

H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R 

H 3560 GB H 3566 GB H 3577 CR H 3584 GB H 3585 R 

H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3602 GB H 3611 R H 3614 CR 

455 

H 3717 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R 

H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R 

H 3759 R H 3760 R H3763GB H3769 R H 3780 R 

H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 

H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3812 R H 3813 R 

H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R 

H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R 

H 3851 CR H 3853 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 

H 3891 CR H 3900 GB H 3905 GB H 3906 GB H 3907 GB 

H 3908 GB H 3909 R H 3912 R H 3913 R H 3915 CR 

H 3919 GB H 3921 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R H3936CR 

H 3948 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R 


H 3974 GB H 3977 R H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R 

H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 


H 4014 GB H 4015 GB H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R 

H 4036 R H 4037 CR H4039GB H4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR 

H 4063 GB H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 


H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 

H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R 

H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R 

H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R 

H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R 

H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R 

H 4196 GB H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R 

H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R 

H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R 

H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Bright - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


S 0085 GB S 0086 JR S 0087 GB S 0088 GB S 0089 GB 

S 0090 JR S 0092 GB S 0102 GB S 0103 GB S 0104 GB 

S 0105 GB S 0106 GB S 0107 GB S 0108 GB S 0109 JR 



S 0189 CR S 0197 GB S 0200 JR S 0201 GB S 0204 GB 

S 0207 CR S 0210 GB S 0217 R S 0235 JR S 0242 GB 

S 0251 CR S 0253 R S 0257 GB S 0258 JR S 0263 CR 


S 0308 GB S 0316 GB S 0328 CR S 0332 CR S 0359 GB 

S 0371 GB S 0381 GB S 0382 GB S 0395 GB S 0414 CR 

S 0420 R S 0431 R S 0433 R S 0450 R S 0451 GB 

S 0452 R S 0454 GB S 0455 GB S 0457 GB S 0458 JR


S 0472 GB S 0482 CR S 0488 GB S 0489 GB S 0512 GB 

S 0518 R S 0527 GB S 0528 GB S 0537 GB S 0548 R 

S 0589 R S 0591 R S 0604 CR S 0605 GB S 0606 R 


S 0649 R S 0652 R S 0661 GB S 0678 R S 0684 R 

S 0697 R S 0736 R S 0749 CR 



Representative G. A. . Brown - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R 

H 4245 R H 4246 R H 4252 R H 4256 CR H4263GB 

H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R 

H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R 

H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative R. L. . Brown - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3018 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R 

H 3333 R H 3335 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3362 R 

H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 

H3411GB H3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3421 CR 

H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3464 GB H 3465 GB 

H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3479 R 

H 3480 R H 3481 R H 3482 CR H 3483 CR H 3485 R 

H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3516 JR 

H 3523 R H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 

H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3576 R H 3577 CR H 3584 GB 

H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3602 GB H 3611 R 

H 3614 CR H 3633 R H 3634 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R 

H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3769 R 

H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R 

H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R 

H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3807 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 

H 3850 R H 3851 CR H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 

H 3891 CR H 3909 R H 3911 R H 3915 CR H 3927 R 

H 3928 R H 3929 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R 

H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4061 GB 

H 4062 GB H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 


H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R 

H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4111 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 

H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R 

H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R 

H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R 

H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R 

H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R 

H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R 

H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R 

H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R 

H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R 

456 




H 3167 CR H 3173 GB H 3181 GB H 3184 GB H 3201 CR 

H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 

H 3221 R H 3236 GB H 3241 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3326 R H 3330 R H 3331 R 

H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H3357GB H3362 R 

H 3365 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R 

H 3383 GB H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R 

H 3389 CR H 3390 GB H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R 




H 3450 R H 3457 JR H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R 

H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3483 CR H 3485 R 

H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3496 R H 3497 R H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3515 GB H 3516 JR H 3517 GB H 3523 R 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3537 GB H 3540 GB H 3543 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 


H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H3602GB H3611 R 

H 3614 CR H 3717 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R 

H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H3765GB H3769 R 

H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R 

H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R 

H 3801 CR H 3804 GB H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3812 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3826 R H 3834 GB H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R 


H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H3871GB 

H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR 

H 3900 GB H 3909 R H 3915 CR H3919GB H3927 R 

H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H3961GB H3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H3985GB H3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H4014GB 

H 4018 GB H 4021 R H 4022 R H4025GB H4034 R 

H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R 

H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4052 CR H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR H4062GB 

H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H4076GB H4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H4084GB H4085 R 


H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R 

H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R 

H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR 

H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R 

H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R


H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R 

H 4169 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 

H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR 

H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4219 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4225 JR H 4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4265 GB H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4294 R H 4297 R H 4298 R 

H 4299 R H 4300 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Bryant - Session 120 (2013-2014) 




S 0140 GB S 0147 GB S 0148 GB S 0154 R S 0166 CR 


S 0213 GB S 0224 JR S 0227 GB S 0242 GB S 0246 CR 

S 0247 GB S 0251 CR S 0253 R S 0256 GB S 0263 CR 



S 0359 GB S 0381 GB S 0395 GB S 0414 CR S 0420 R 

S 0431 R S 0433 R S 0450 R S 0451 GB S 0452 R 

S 0454 GB S 0455 GB S 0457 GB S 0458 JR S 0468 GB 

S 0471 GB S 0472 GB S 0482 CR S 0488 GB S 0489 GB 

S 0518 R S 0527 GB S 0537 GB S 0548 R S 0579 R 

S 0585 GB S 0589 R S 0591 R S 0604 CR S 0605 GB 

S 0606 R S 0618 GB S 0623 GB S 0625 GB S 0635 GB 

S 0649 R S 0652 R S 0661 GB S 0678 R S 0689 GB 

S 0697 R S 0736 R S 0749 CR 



Representative . . . Burns - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3101 GB H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R 

H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R 

H 3851 CR H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R 

H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR 

H 3893 GB H 3897 GB H 3905 GB H 3909 R H 3915 CR 

H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3942 GB H 3943 GB H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3964 GB H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR 


H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3986 GB H 3987 GB H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR 

H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4068 GB 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 

H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4092 R H 4093 R 

H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R 

H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R 

H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR 

457 

H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R 

H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R 

H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R 

H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4223 GB H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R 

H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R 

H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4251 R H 4252 R 

H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R 

H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Campbell - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



S 0239 JR S 0247 GB S 0251 CR S 0253 R S 0263 CR 


S 0301 GB S 0308 GB S 0325 R S 0327 CR S 0328 CR 

S 0332 CR S 0341 GB S 0382 GB S 0387 GB S 0402 GB 

S 0403 GB S 0411 GB S 0414 CR S 0420 R S 0423 GB 

S 0424 GB S 0431 R S 0433 R S 0437 GB S 0438 GB 

S 0450 R S 0452 R S 0471 GB S 0482 CR S 0491 GB 

S 0492 GB S 0496 GB S 0497 GB S 0518 R S 0522 CR 


S 0548 R S 0578 GB S 0583 R S 0589 R S 0591 R 

S 0599 GB S 0604 CR S 0606 R S 0635 GB S 0647 R 

S 0652 R S 0655 GB S 0672 R S 0678 R S 0695 GB 

S 0697 R S 0736 R S 0749 CR S 0757 CR 



Senator . . . Campsen - Session 120 (2013-2014) 






S 0047 GB S 0048 GB S 0049 GB S 0050 JR S 0051 JR 

S 0052 JR S 0053 JR S 0054 JR S 0055 GB S 0056 GB 


S 0166 CR S 0173 JR S 0181 GB S 0184 GB S 0207 CR 

S 0213 GB S 0219 R S 0222 GB S 0223 GB S 0225 GB 

S 0226 JR S 0227 GB S 0228 GB S 0229 GB S 0239 JR 




S 0330 GB S 0332 CR S 0345 GB S 0413 GB S 0414 CR 

S 0420 R S 0431 R S 0433 R S 0437 GB S 0445 GB 

S 0450 R S 0452 R S 0472 GB S 0482 CR S 0490 R 

S 0503 GB S 0511 GB S 0515 JR S 0518 R S 0521 GB 


S 0584 GB S 0589 R S 0590 GB S 0591 R S 0601 GB 

S 0604 CR S 0605 GB S 0606 R S 0614 CR S 0618 GB 

S 0635 GB S 0639 CR S 0641 JR S 0652 R S 0663 CR 

S 0672 R S 0678 R S 0683 GB S 0697 R S 0710 CR


S 0712 R S 0736 R S 0749 CR S 0757 CR 



Representative . . . Chumley - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3202 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3216 R 

H 3217 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3266 GB 

H 3268 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R 

H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3290 GB 

H 3310 R H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 

H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 


H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3412 GB 



H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3483 CR 

H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3523 R H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 


H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3646 GB 

H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3725 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3733 GB H 3735 GB H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3767 GB 

H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R 

H 3829 GB H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R 

H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR H 3864 R H 3865 R 

H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R 

H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R 

H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R 


H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3943 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R 



H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R 


H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R 

H 4066 R H 4068 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 

H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R 

H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R 

H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R 

H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR 

H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R 

H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R 

H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R 

H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4223 GB H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R 

H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R 

H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4263 GB 

H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R 

H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R 

458 

H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Cleary - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



S 0239 JR S 0244 GB S 0247 GB S 0251 CR S 0253 R 

S 0263 CR S 0279 GB S 0286 GB S 0288 R S 0290 GB 


S 0328 CR S 0332 CR S 0362 GB S 0369 R S 0378 R 

S 0382 GB S 0411 GB S 0420 R S 0431 R S 0433 R 

S 0437 GB S 0448 GB S 0450 R S 0452 R S 0456 R 

S 0471 GB S 0482 CR S 0503 GB S 0508 R S 0518 R 

S 0525 GB S 0536 GB S 0537 GB S 0548 R S 0568 GB 

S 0578 GB S 0581 CR S 0589 R S 0591 R S 0596 GB 

S 0599 GB S 0604 CR S 0606 R S 0610 GB S 0631 GB 

S 0642 CR S 0652 R S 0668 R S 0672 R S 0678 R 

S 0697 R S 0736 R S 0748 GB S 0749 CR S 0757 CR 



Representative . . . Clemmons - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3001 R H 3006 JR H 3007 GB H 3015 GB H 3021 GB 

H 3053 GB H 3071 CR H 3096 GB H 3101 GB H 3110 GB 


H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 

H 3221 R H 3247 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3290 GB H 3298 GB H 3310 R H3324JR H3330 R 


H 3340 JR H 3355 GB H 3360 GB H 3362 R H3369GB 

H 3371 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R 

H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR 


H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3405 CR H3412GB 


H 3442 R H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H3464GB 

H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H3473GB 


H 3487 R H 3491 GB H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3523 R H 3525 CR H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 

H 3550 R H 3552 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3560 GB 

H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H3590GB H3597 R 


H 3614 CR H 3646 GB H 3649 R H 3650 R H 3651 R 

H 3652 R H 3653 R H 3654 R H 3655 R H 3656 R 

H 3657 R H 3658 R H 3659 R H 3660 R H 3661 R 

H 3662 R H 3663 R H 3664 R H 3665 R H 3666 R 

H 3667 R H 3668 R H 3669 R H 3670 R H 3671 R 

H 3672 R H 3673 R H 3674 R H 3675 R H 3676 R 

H 3677 R H 3678 R H 3679 R H 3680 R H 3681 R 

H 3682 R H 3683 R H 3684 R H 3685 R H 3686 R 

H 3687 R H 3688 R H 3689 R H 3690 R H 3691 R 

H 3692 R H 3693 R H 3694 R H 3695 R H 3696 R 

H 3697 R H 3698 R H 3699 R H 3700 R H 3701 R 

H 3702 R H 3703 R H 3704 R H 3705 R H 3706 R 

H 3707 R H 3708 R H 3709 R H3717GB H3718 R 

H 3719 R H 3722 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R 

H 3730 R H 3734 GB H 3735 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R


H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3763 GB H 3769 R 

H 3772 GB H 3774 JR H 3777 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3823 GB H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 


H 3850 R H 3851 CR H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 

H 3891 CR H 3893 GB H 3894 GB H 3906 GB H 3909 R 


H 3942 GB H 3947 CR H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3984 GB H 3987 GB 

H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 


H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4031 GB H 4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R 

H 4066 R H 4074 GB H 4077 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R 

H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR 

H 4089 R H 4094 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4145 GB H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4166 CR H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4175 R H 4176 CR 

H 4182 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR 

H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4223 GB H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4259 GB H 4260 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4301 GB H 4304 R H 4306 GB H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Clyburn - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3153 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 


H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 

H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3440 GB H 3443 R 

H 3457 JR H 3458 CR H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3464 GB 

H 3465 GB H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 

H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3496 R 

H 3497 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3516 JR H 3518 JR 

H 3523 R H 3526 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 

459 

H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3581 R 

H 3582 R H 3585 R H 3588 R H3589GB H3597 R 

H 3605 GB H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3718 R H 3719 R 

H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H3763GB 

H 3765 GB H 3767 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R 


H 3858 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R 

H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR 


H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H3964GB H3965 R 

H 3966 R H 3967 R H3968CR H3969 CR H3970CR 

H 3973 GB H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 


H 4017 GB H 4018 GB H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R 

H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R 

H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R 

H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R 

H 4066 R H 4076 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 

H 4082 R H 4083 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR 

H 4089 R H 4095 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H4177GB H4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H4225JR H4229 R 

H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R 

H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R 

H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Cobb-Hunter - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3178 R H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3241 GB H 3258 GB 

H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R 


H 3359 GB H 3361 GB H 3362 R H3366GB H3373 R 

H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H3391GB H3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3400 GB H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R 

H 3404 CR H 3410 GB H 3411 GB H 3414 CR H 3418 R 

H 3420 R H 3425 GB H 3435 GB H 3443 R H3455GB 

H 3460 CR H 3462 R H3464GB H3467 R H 3468 R



H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3496 R H 3497 R 

H 3503 GB H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3528 GB 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3540 GB H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 


H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3601 GB H 3602 GB H 3611 R 

H 3614 CR H 3618 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R 

H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3734 GB H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3763 GB 

H 3769 R H 3770 R H 3779 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3828 GB H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 


H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 

H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3900 GB H 3909 R 

H 3915 CR H 3917 R H 3919 GB H 3921 GB H 3922 GB 

H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3935 R H 3940 GB H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR H 3969 CR 


H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R 



H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4025 GB H 4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 


H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4074 GB H 4076 GB H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 


H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R 

H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR 

H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4225 JR H 4229 R 

H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R 

H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R 

H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R 

H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R 

H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R 

H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4305 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Cole - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 

H 3221 R H 3250 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3290 GB H 3310 R H 3328 R H 3330 R H 3331 R 


460 

H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 

H 3410 GB H 3412 GB H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R 

H 3437 GB H 3443 R H 3451 GB H 3452 GB H 3460 CR 

H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 

H 3473 GB H 3474 GB H 3475 JR H 3483 CR H 3485 R 

H 3487 R H 3494 R H3505GB H3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3523 R H 3533 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H3540GB 

H 3541 JR H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R 


H 3559 R H 3560 GB H3570GB H3577 CR H 3585 R 

H 3588 R H 3597 R H3605GB H3611 R H 3614 CR 


H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H3733GB 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 


H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 

H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 

H 3853 GB H 3863 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 


H 3927 R H 3928 R H3942GB H3950 R H 3951 R 


H 3973 GB H 3977 R H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R 

H 3987 GB H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R 


H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 

H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR 

H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R 

H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR 

H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H4136GB H4137 R 

H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R 

H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R 

H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R 

H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R 

H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R 

H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R 

H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R 

H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R 

H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R 

H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Coleman - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

S 0004 GB S 0101 GB S 0166 CR S 0203 GB S 0207 CR 


S 0291 GB S 0296 GB S 0298 CR S 0321 R S 0328 CR




S 0450 R S 0452 R S 0469 GB S 0482 CR S 0485 R 

S 0486 R S 0506 R S 0510 GB S 0518 R S 0525 GB 

S 0535 GB S 0544 CR S 0547 R S 0548 R S 0589 R 

S 0591 R S 0598 R S 0602 CR S 0604 CR S 0605 GB 

S 0606 R S 0615 GB S 0652 R S 0672 R S 0678 R 

S 0686 R S 0697 R S 0715 GB S 0727 R S 0736 R 

S 0743 CR S 0749 CR S 0757 CR 



Senator . . . Corbin - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



S 0256 GB S 0263 CR S 0279 GB S 0298 CR S 0308 GB 

S 0328 CR S 0332 CR S 0382 GB S 0420 R S 0431 R 

S 0433 R S 0450 R S 0451 GB S 0452 R S 0457 GB 


S 0548 R S 0551 GB S 0589 R S 0591 R S 0604 CR 

S 0606 R S 0635 GB S 0649 R S 0652 R S 0672 R 

S 0678 R S 0684 R S 0697 R S 0698 R S 0736 R 

S 0749 CR S 0757 CR S 0775 CR 



Senator . . . Courson - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

S 0007 GB S 0117 GB S 0156 GB S 0166 CR S 0207 CR 

S 0219 R S 0232 JR S 0237 GB S 0249 GB S 0251 CR 

S 0253 R S 0260 CR S 0263 CR S 0289 R S 0291 GB 

S 0298 CR S 0313 GB S 0328 CR S 0330 GB S 0332 CR 

S 0338 GB S 0346 JR S 0347 GB S 0365 R S 0381 GB 

S 0391 R S 0411 GB S 0413 GB S 0420 R S 0431 R 

S 0433 R S 0450 R S 0452 R S 0479 CR S 0482 CR 

S 0490 R S 0516 GB S 0518 R S 0519 R S 0543 CR 

S 0548 R S 0563 R S 0578 GB S 0589 R S 0591 R 

S 0594 CR S 0604 CR S 0606 R S 0633 R S 0634 R 

S 0647 R S 0652 R S 0677 CR S 0678 R S 0685 CR 

S 0693 CR S 0697 R S 0710 CR S 0721 R S 0733 CR 

S 0734 CR S 0736 R S 0744 CR S 0749 CR S 0762 CR 



Representative H. A. . Crawford - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3101 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3250 GB H 3251 GB 

H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3290 GB H 3310 R 

H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 

H 3338 CR H 3340 JR H 3355 GB H 3362 R H 3373 R 

H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR 

H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3405 CR 



H 3465 GB H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 

H 3473 GB H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3486 R H 3487 R 

H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3525 CR 

H 3526 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 

H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3560 GB H 3577 CR H 3584 GB 

461 

H 3585 R H 3588 R H3590GB H3597 R H3603CR 

H 3611 R H 3614 CR H3646GB H3718 R H 3719 R 

H 3725 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3735 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 

H 3760 R H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR 

H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R 

H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R 

H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R 


H 3855 GB H 3856 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 



H 3944 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R 

H 3968 CR H 3969 CR H3970CR H3973 GB H 3979 CR 

H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3984 GB H 3987 GB H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4031 GB H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 

H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4077 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 

H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R 

H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 


H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 

H 4175 R H 4176 CR H4182CR H4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4223 GB H 4226 GB 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H4260GB H4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4283 GB H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative K. R. . Crawford - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 


H 3251 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R 

H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H3290GB 

H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 


H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR 

H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H3412GB 



H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3483 CR 

H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H3502GB H3506 R


H 3507 R H 3522 GB H 3523 R H 3533 GB H 3535 R 

H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R 

H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R 

H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3611 R 


H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3731 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 

H 3760 R H 3764 GB H 3769 R H 3779 GB H 3780 R 

H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 

H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3818 GB H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R 

H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3848 GB 


H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 

H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3906 GB H 3909 R 

H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R 


H 3973 GB H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 


H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4024 GB H 4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 


H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR 

H 4089 R H 4095 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R 

H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R 

H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R 

H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Cromer - Session 120 (2013-2014) 





S 0237 GB S 0239 JR S 0247 GB S 0250 GB S 0251 CR 

S 0253 R S 0263 CR S 0295 GB S 0296 GB S 0298 CR 




S 0420 R S 0431 R S 0432 R S 0433 R S 0437 GB 


S 0518 R S 0524 GB S 0533 R S 0535 GB S 0536 GB 

462 

S 0537 GB S 0548 R S 0574 GB S 0578 GB S 0589 R 

S 0591 R S 0596 GB S 0604 CR S 0606 R S 0623 GB 

S 0652 R S 0663 CR S 0672 R S 0678 R S 0693 CR 

S 0697 R S 0721 R S 0733 CR S 0734 CR S 0736 R 

S 0749 CR S 0764 GB 



Representative . . . Crosby - Session 120 (2013-2014) 




H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 


H 3266 GB H 3267 JR H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3279 R 

H 3280 R H 3285 R H 3288 GB H 3290 GB H 3310 R 

H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 

H 3338 CR H 3362 R H3369GB H3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 


H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 

H 3412 GB H 3414 CR H3416GB H3418 R H 3420 R 

H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 

H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R 

H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H3528GB 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 

H 3559 R H 3560 GB H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R 

H 3597 R H 3602 GB H 3611 R H 3614 CR H3631GB 

H 3646 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R 

H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R 

H 3759 R H 3760 R H3763GB H3769 R H 3780 R 

H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 

H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 

H 3858 GB H 3863 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 



H 3928 R H 3943 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R H3961GB 


H 3973 GB H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3993 GB H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 


H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4052 CR H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R 

H 4066 R H 4068 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 

H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R 

H 4091 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4127 R H 4135 GB H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H4177GB H4183 R H 4185 R


H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4192 GB H 4193 R 

H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R 

H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R 

H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R 

H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R 

H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R 

H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R 

H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R 

H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R 

H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Daning - Session 120 (2013-2014) 






H 3163 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3229 GB H 3246 GB 


H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R 

H 3275 R H 3279 R H 3280 R H 3285 R H 3310 R 

H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 


H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3390 GB H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 


H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 


H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3518 JR H 3522 GB H 3523 R H 3524 CR H 3528 GB 

H 3533 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 

H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3560 GB H 3577 CR H 3585 R 

H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3602 GB H 3611 R H 3614 CR 


H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3763 GB H 3767 GB H 3769 R H 3772 GB H 3780 R 

H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 

H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 

H 3858 GB H 3863 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 



H 3928 R H 3941 GB H 3948 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R 

H 3961 GB H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR H 3969 CR 

H 3970 CR H 3973 GB H 3979 CR H 3980 GB H 3981 R 

H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3993 GB H 3996 R 


H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R 

H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R 

H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R 

H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R 

H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4068 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R 

463 

H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR 

H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4122 GB H 4127 R H4135GB H4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H4177GB H4183 R 

H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H4192GB 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R 

H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R 

H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R 

H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Davis - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


S 0164 CR S 0166 CR S 0207 CR S 0209 GB S 0213 GB 

S 0224 JR S 0239 JR S 0242 GB S 0245 JR S 0251 CR 

S 0253 R S 0263 CR S 0266 JR S 0276 GB S 0279 GB 



S 0417 GB S 0420 R S 0431 R S 0433 R S 0437 GB 


S 0482 CR S 0518 R S 0527 GB S 0528 GB S 0537 GB 

S 0548 R S 0562 GB S 0569 GB S 0589 R S 0591 R 

S 0604 CR S 0605 GB S 0606 R S 0618 GB S 0625 GB 

S 0649 R S 0652 R S 0678 R S 0697 R S 0712 R 


S 0772 GB S 0779 GB S 0787 GB 



Representative . . . Delleney - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3053 GB H 3071 CR H 3101 GB H 3105 GB H 3116 GB 

H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 

H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3247 GB H 3249 GB H 3269 R 

H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R 

H 3275 R H 3285 R H3298GB H3310 R H 3330 R 


H 3360 GB H 3362 R H3366GB H3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 

H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R 


H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3422 GB H 3436 GB H 3443 R 

H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R 


H 3487 R H 3494 R H3504GB H3506 R H 3507 R 


H 3523 R H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 

H 3551 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3560 GB H3562GB 

H 3563 GB H 3566 GB H 3577 CR H3580GB H3585 R 

H 3588 R H 3597 R H3602GB H3611 R H 3614 CR


H 3629 R H 3630 GB H 3635 GB H 3648 GB H 3714 CR 

H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R 

H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3753 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R 

H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3764 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R 

H 3782 GB H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R 

H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R 

H 3801 CR H 3805 R H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R 

H 3835 R H 3838 CR H 3839 R H 3840 R H 3842 R 

H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR H 3864 R 

H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3872 R H 3873 R 

H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR 


H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3959 GB H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR 


H 3982 R H 3986 GB H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R 


H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R 

H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R 

H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R 

H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R 

H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4074 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R 

H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR 

H 4089 R H 4094 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4145 GB H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4204 GB H 4209 R H 4210 R 

H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R 

H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4223 GB 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4255 CR H 4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Dillard - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 

H 3221 R H 3241 GB H 3268 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 


H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3391 GB H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 

H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3437 GB H 3443 R 

H 3457 JR H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3465 GB H 3467 R 

H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3483 CR H 3485 R 

H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3496 R H 3497 R H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3516 JR H 3523 R H 3528 GB H 3534 GB 

464 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H3537GB H3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 

H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3577 CR H3578CR H3585 R 

H 3588 R H 3589 GB H 3597 R H3602GB H3611 R 


H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H3734GB 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3764 GB H 3767 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3812 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3829 GB H 3835 R 

H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R 


H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H3905GB 

H 3906 GB H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3918 CR H3919GB 

H 3927 R H 3928 R H3948GB H3950 R H 3951 R 


H 3973 GB H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3997 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 



H 4022 R H 4023 GB H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 

H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4070 R 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 


H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 


H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R 

H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R 

H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4254 R H 4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Douglas - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 

H 3219 R H 3221 R H3246GB H3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 


H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR 

H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3414 CR 

H 3418 R H 3420 R H3428GB H3443 R H 3460 CR 

H 3462 R H 3464 GB H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R



H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3535 R 

H 3536 R H 3540 GB H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 

H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3593 JR 

H 3597 R H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3630 GB H 3718 R 

H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3734 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 

H 3760 R H 3764 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3809 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 

H 3857 GB H 3858 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3872 R H 3873 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 

H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3906 GB H 3909 R 

H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3931 R H 3932 R 

H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR 


H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R 


H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4061 GB H 4064 R H 4065 R 

H 4066 R H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 


H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R 

H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R 

H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR 

H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R 

H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R 

H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4159 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 

H 4176 CR H 4177 GB H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R 

H 4187 R H 4190 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4198 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R 

H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R 

H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R 

H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R 

H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R 

H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R 



H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3483 CR H 3485 R 

H 3487 R H 3491 GB H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3522 GB H 3523 R H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 

H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3585 R 

H 3588 R H 3597 R H3602GB H3611 R H 3614 CR 

H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R 

H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 

H 3760 R H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR 

H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R 

H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R 

H 3811 R H 3813 R H3816GB H3817 R H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R 

H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR H 3864 R 

H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 

H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3909 R H 3915 CR 

H 3922 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R 


H 3973 GB H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3995 GB H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 


H 4014 GB H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 


H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 

H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R 

H 4095 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 

H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR 

H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R 

H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R 

H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Erickson - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

Representative . . . Edge - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H3116GB H3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R 


H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 


H 3437 GB H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R 

465 


H 3179 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3224 GB H 3228 GB 


H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H3290GB H3310 R 

H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR 

H 3355 GB H 3357 GB H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 


H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H3412GB 

H 3414 CR H 3416 GB H 3418 R H 3420 R H3427GB


H 3428 GB H 3436 GB H 3437 GB H 3443 R H 3459 GB 



H 3475 JR H 3483 CR H 3484 GB H 3485 R H 3487 R 

H 3491 GB H 3494 R H 3495 R H 3506 R H 3507 R 


H 3536 R H 3538 GB H 3540 GB H 3541 JR H 3543 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 


H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3593 JR H 3597 R H 3602 GB 

H 3605 GB H 3610 R H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3630 GB 


H 3725 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3733 GB H 3734 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R 

H 3741 R H 3749 CR H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3763 GB H 3764 GB 


H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R 

H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3797 GB H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3815 GB H 3817 R H 3818 GB H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3841 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 


H 3863 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R 

H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR 






H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3987 GB H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4039 GB 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 

H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4068 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 

H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R 

H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 

H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R 

H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R 


H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R 

H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR 

H 4177 GB H 4183 R H 4184 R H 4185 R H 4186 R 

H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4223 GB H 4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4283 GB H 4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R 

H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Fair - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

466 




S 0217 R S 0229 GB S 0247 GB S 0249 GB S 0251 CR 

S 0253 R S 0263 CR S 0266 JR S 0279 GB S 0291 GB 


S 0332 CR S 0334 GB S 0338 GB S 0341 GB S 0346 JR 


S 0420 R S 0431 R S 0433 R S 0439 GB S 0440 GB 

S 0441 GB S 0442 GB S 0443 GB S 0447 GB S 0450 R 


S 0472 GB S 0482 CR S 0504 CR S 0516 GB S 0518 R 


S 0578 GB S 0589 R S 0591 R S 0604 CR S 0606 R 

S 0618 GB S 0623 GB S 0625 GB S 0652 R S 0672 R 

S 0678 R S 0684 R S 0697 R S 0698 R S 0701 CR 

S 0736 R S 0749 CR S 0775 CR 



Representative . . . Felder - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 

H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3250 GB H 3251 GB H 3269 R 

H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R 

H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3293 CR H 3310 R H 3330 R 


H 3362 R H 3366 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R 

H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R 

H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3419 R 


H 3462 R H 3464 GB H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R 

H 3470 CR H 3473 GB H 3474 GB H 3475 JR H 3476 GB 

H 3477 GB H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R 

H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3509 R H 3510 R H 3523 R 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3538 GB H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 

H 3551 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3585 R 

H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3629 R 


H 3722 GB H 3725 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R 

H 3730 R H 3733 GB H 3734 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H3767GB H3769 R 

H 3772 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3805 R H 3806 R H 3810 R 

H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3826 R H 3835 R H3838CR H3839 R H 3840 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 


H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 


H 3906 GB H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R 

H 3949 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R H3959GB H3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R 

H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R


H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4068 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R 

H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR 

H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4122 GB H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R 

H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4253 R H 4255 CR H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4283 GB H 4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R 

H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Finlay - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3265 GB 

H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R 

H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3362 R 

H 3369 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R 

H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR 

H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R 

H 3404 CR H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3443 R 

H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R 


H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3521 GB 

H 3523 R H 3528 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 


H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3605 GB H 3611 R 


H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3733 GB H 3735 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R 

H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R 


H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3809 R H 3810 R 

H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R 


H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 


H 3906 GB H 3909 R H 3910 R H 3915 CR H 3921 GB 

H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3931 R H 3932 R H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3959 GB H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR 



H 3995 GB H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 


H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR 

467 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 

H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4068 GB H 4074 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 

H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R 

H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R 

H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R 

H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR 


H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 

H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4190 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H4275GB 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4306 GB H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Ford - Session 120 (2013-2014) 





S 0214 GB S 0216 CR S 0232 JR S 0239 JR S 0250 GB 

S 0251 CR S 0253 R S 0259 GB S 0260 CR S 0261 GB 

S 0262 GB S 0263 CR S 0265 GB S 0279 GB S 0284 GB 



S 0313 GB S 0314 GB S 0315 JR S 0317 JR S 0318 JR 

S 0328 CR S 0332 CR S 0334 GB S 0341 GB S 0344 JR 

S 0373 GB S 0382 GB S 0387 GB S 0388 JR S 0389 JR 


S 0420 R S 0425 GB S 0431 R S 0437 GB S 0450 R 


S 0503 GB S 0514 JR S 0518 R S 0523 GB S 0535 GB 

S 0548 R S 0556 GB S 0578 GB S 0589 R S 0591 R 


S 0652 R S 0678 R S 0686 R S 0697 R S 0722 GB 

S 0736 R S 0757 CR 



Representative . . . Forrester - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3209 R H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 


H 3265 GB H 3266 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3290 GB H 3310 R H3324JR H3330 R H 3331 R 


H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR


H 3410 GB H 3412 GB H 3414 CR H 3416 GB H 3418 R 

H 3420 R H 3437 GB H 3443 R H 3451 GB H 3452 GB 



H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3491 GB H 3494 R 

H 3505 GB H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3533 GB 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 


H 3584 GB H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3611 R 

H 3614 CR H 3646 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R 

H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3733 GB H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3763 GB 

H 3769 R H 3772 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR 

H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R 

H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R 

H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R 


H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 

H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3906 GB H 3909 R 

H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3941 GB H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR H 3969 CR 


H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R 

H 3999 R H 4000 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R 

H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR 

H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4068 GB H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 

H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R 

H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R 

H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R 

H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Funderburk - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3196 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3290 GB H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R 


H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 


468 

H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R 


H 3428 GB H 3443 R H3455GB H3460 CR H 3462 R 

H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H3476GB 

H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H3499GB 

H 3500 GB H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H3528GB 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H3541JR H3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 

H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3560 GB H 3577 CR H 3585 R 

H 3588 R H 3597 R H3602GB H3611 R H 3614 CR 


H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H3732GB 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3762 GB H 3763 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H3792GB H3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 


H 3811 R H 3812 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3822 GB H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 

H 3858 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R 

H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR 


H 3928 R H 3937 CR H3945GB H3950 R H 3951 R 



H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 


H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 

H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 

H 4087 CR H 4089 R H4095GB H4096 R H 4097 CR 

H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R 

H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR 

H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4274 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Gagnon - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R 


H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H3290GB H3310 R


H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR 

H 3357 GB H 3362 R H 3369 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 

H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R 

H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3412 GB H 3414 CR 

H 3416 GB H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3436 GB H 3443 R 

H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R 


H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R 

H 3528 GB H 3533 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 



H 3590 GB H 3593 JR H 3597 R H 3611 R H 3614 CR 



H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3733 GB H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3756 GB H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 


H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R 

H 3791 GB H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 


H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3870 GB 

H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR 


H 3928 R H 3933 R H 3934 R H 3942 GB H 3943 GB 




H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 

H 4002 CR H 4003 GB H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4009 JR 

H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R 

H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R 

H 4043 R H 4045 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR 

H 4061 GB H 4062 GB H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4074 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 


H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R 

H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R 

H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR 

H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R 

H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R 

H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R 

H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR 

H 4177 GB H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR 

H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4223 GB H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R 

H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R 

H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



469 

Representative . . . Gambrell - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 

H 3219 R H 3221 R H3228GB H3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3290 GB H 3310 R H3324JR H3330 R 

H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3362 R 

H 3369 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H3378GB 

H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R 

H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R 

H 3403 R H 3404 CR H3412GB H3414 CR H3416GB 

H 3418 R H 3420 R H3437GB H3443 R H 3460 CR 

H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 


H 3485 R H 3487 R H3488JR H3494 R H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3538 GB 

H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R 


H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3611 R H 3614 CR 

H 3619 GB H 3620 GB H 3621 GB H3627GB H3718 R 

H 3719 R H 3720 CR H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R 

H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 

H 3760 R H 3762 GB H3763GB H3769 R H3779GB 

H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R 

H 3791 GB H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H3818GB H3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3826 R H 3832 GB H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R 


H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H3869GB 

H 3870 GB H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 


H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3933 R H 3934 R 

H 3941 GB H 3942 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R 

H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H4039GB H4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4045 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 

H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4074 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 


H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R 

H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R 

H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR 

H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R 

H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R 

H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R 

H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR 

H 4177 GB H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H4196GB H4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H4228GB H4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R




Representative . . . George - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3190 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R 

H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3340 JR H 3362 R 

H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 


H 3437 GB H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R 

H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3483 CR H 3485 R 

H 3486 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3523 R H 3525 CR H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3540 GB 

H 3541 JR H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R 

H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R 

H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3586 JR H 3588 R H 3597 R 

H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3630 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R 

H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3762 GB 

H 3767 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR 

H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R 

H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R 

H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R 

H 3844 CR H 3848 GB H 3850 R H 3851 CR H 3858 GB 

H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3909 R 


H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR 



H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H4011GB H4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4030 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 

H 4060 CR H 4061 GB H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4084 GB 


H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R 

H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R 

H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR 

H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R 

H 4135 GB H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 

H 4175 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R 

H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4247 R 

H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R 

H 4293 R H 4296 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

470 

H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Gilliard - Session 120 (2013-2014) 




H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 

H 3221 R H 3236 GB H 3248 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3287 GB H 3306 GB H 3310 R H 3326 R 

H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR 

H 3339 GB H 3356 GB H 3357 GB H 3362 R H3363GB 

H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H3383GB 

H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR 

H 3390 GB H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R 


H 3420 R H 3443 R H 3450 R H 3455 GB H 3457 JR 

H 3460 CR H 3462 R H3464GB H3467 R H 3468 R 

H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R 

H 3494 R H 3496 R H 3497 R H 3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3508 R H 3516 JR H 3517 GB H 3523 R H3526GB 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H3537GB H3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 

H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3568 GB H3575GB H3577 CR 

H 3578 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H3589GB H3597 R 


H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R 

H 3730 R H 3734 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R 

H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R 

H 3759 R H 3760 R H3763GB H3769 R H 3780 R 

H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 

H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3812 R H 3813 R 

H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R 

H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R 

H 3851 CR H 3858 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3868 JR H 3871 GB H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 

H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H3900GB H3909 R 

H 3914 R H 3915 CR H3921GB H3927 R H 3928 R 

H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H3968CR 


H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R 



H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4052 CR H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 


H 4066 R H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 

H 4084 GB H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R 

H 4091 R H 4095 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4169 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H4181GB H4183 R 

H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R 

H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R


H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R 

H 4218 R H 4219 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4225 JR H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R 

H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R 

H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4263 GB 

H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R 

H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R 

H 4282 R H 4284 GB H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R 

H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Goldfinch - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 


H 3265 GB H 3266 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3290 GB H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 

H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3340 JR H 3355 GB H 3362 R 

H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 


H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R 



H 3462 R H 3464 GB H 3465 GB H 3467 R H 3468 R 


H 3486 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3502 GB H 3506 R 


H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 

H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3590 GB 

H 3597 R H 3603 CR H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3615 CR 

H 3646 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3722 GB H 3727 R 

H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3735 GB H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3767 GB 

H 3769 R H 3771 GB H 3774 JR H 3777 GB H 3778 GB 

H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R 

H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R 

H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R 

H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R 

H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R 

H 3851 CR H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R 

H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR 



H 3943 GB H 3944 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R 



H 3987 GB H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R 


H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4031 GB H 4032 GB 

H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4052 CR 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR 

H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 

H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

471 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H4145GB H4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4166 CR H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4175 R H 4176 CR 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H4259GB H4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H4301GB H4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Govan - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 

H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 

H 3338 CR H 3339 GB H 3362 R H 3363 GB H 3364 GB 

H 3365 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R 

H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR 

H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R 


H 3437 GB H 3443 R H 3445 GB H 3446 JR H 3447 GB 

H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R 

H 3470 CR H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R 

H 3496 R H 3497 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 

H 3559 R H 3577 CR H3578CR H3585 R H 3588 R 

H 3597 R H 3605 GB H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3718 R 

H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 

H 3850 R H 3851 CR H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 


H 3928 R H 3935 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H3961GB 



H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R 


H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4060 CR H4062GB H4064 R H 4065 R 

H 4066 R H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 

H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R 

H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 

H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R


H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R 

H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R 

H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4180 GB 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4263 GB H 4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4280 R 

H 4281 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R 

H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R 

H 4305 R H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Gregory - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


S 0207 CR S 0209 GB S 0213 GB S 0251 CR S 0253 R 

S 0263 CR S 0266 JR S 0279 GB S 0291 GB S 0296 GB 



S 0414 CR S 0420 R S 0431 R S 0433 R S 0450 R 

S 0452 R S 0457 GB S 0472 GB S 0482 CR S 0515 JR 

S 0518 R S 0536 GB S 0544 CR S 0548 R S 0577 CR 

S 0589 R S 0591 R S 0598 R S 0602 CR S 0604 CR 

S 0606 R S 0639 CR S 0652 R S 0672 R S 0678 R 

S 0695 GB S 0697 R S 0736 R S 0749 CR S 0757 CR 



Senator . . . Grooms - Session 120 (2013-2014) 





S 0247 GB S 0251 CR S 0253 R S 0263 CR S 0279 GB 


S 0327 CR S 0328 CR S 0332 CR S 0382 GB S 0420 R 

S 0431 R S 0433 R S 0450 R S 0451 GB S 0452 R 

S 0457 GB S 0472 GB S 0482 CR S 0500 GB S 0515 JR 

S 0518 R S 0522 CR S 0537 GB S 0543 CR S 0548 R 

S 0578 GB S 0589 R S 0591 R S 0604 CR S 0606 R 

S 0623 GB S 0625 GB S 0649 R S 0652 R S 0661 GB 

S 0672 R S 0678 R S 0697 R S 0710 CR S 0736 R 

S 0749 CR S 0757 CR 



Representative . . . Hamilton - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 


H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3324 JR 

H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3334 R H 3336 CR 

H 3338 CR H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R 

472 

H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R 



H 3436 GB H 3437 GB H 3438 R H 3443 R H 3460 CR 



H 3476 GB H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R 


H 3522 GB H 3523 R H 3528 GB H 3533 GB H 3535 R 

H 3536 R H 3538 GB H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 

H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R 

H 3605 GB H 3611 R H 3612 R H 3613 R H 3614 CR 

H 3646 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3733 GB H 3735 GB H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H3763GB 

H 3767 GB H 3769 R H3774JR H3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3829 GB H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H3848GB H3850 R 

H 3851 CR H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R 

H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR 

H 3893 GB H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R 

H 3942 GB H 3945 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R 


H 3974 GB H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3997 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 


H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4023 GB H 4031 GB H 4034 R 

H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R 

H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R 

H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R 

H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4068 GB H 4074 GB H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 


H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R 

H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR 


H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R 

H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R 

H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R 

H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R 

H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R 

H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Hardee - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R


H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3324 JR 

H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR 

H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R 

H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR 

H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R 

H 3404 CR H 3405 CR H 3414 CR H 3416 GB H 3418 R 


H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 

H 3473 GB H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3486 R H 3487 R 

H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3522 GB H 3523 R 

H 3525 CR H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 

H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3562 GB H 3571 GB H 3577 CR 

H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3590 GB H 3593 JR H 3597 R 


H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3733 GB H 3735 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R 

H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R 

H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3769 R H 3777 GB H 3780 R 

H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 

H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3846 GB H 3850 R 

H 3851 CR H 3858 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 


H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3961 GB H 3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3987 GB H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR 

H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4068 GB 

H 4077 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 

H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R 

H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 

H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4118 R H 4120 CR H 4121 CR 

H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4141 CR H 4142 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4175 R H 4176 CR H 4182 CR 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4215 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R 

H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R 

H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4301 GB H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Hardwick - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 

H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3250 GB H 3251 GB H 3269 R 

H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R 

H 3275 R H 3285 R H3290GB H3310 R H 3330 R 


H 3360 GB H 3362 R H3369GB H3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 


H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 

H 3405 CR H 3412 GB H 3414 CR H3416GB H3418 R 

H 3420 R H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H3464GB 

H 3465 GB H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 

H 3473 GB H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3486 R H 3487 R 

H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H3522GB H3523 R 


H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R 


H 3585 R H 3588 R H3590GB H3597 R H3605GB 

H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3615 CR H 3718 R H 3719 R 

H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H3735GB 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3762 GB H 3769 R H 3772 GB H 3774 JR H 3780 R 

H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 

H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H3832GB H3835 R 

H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H3846GB 

H 3847 GB H 3850 R H 3851 CR H 3864 R H 3865 R 

H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R 

H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R 

H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R 



H 3944 GB H 3945 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R 



H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 


H 4021 R H 4022 R H4031GB H4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R 

H 4066 R H 4074 GB H 4077 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R 

H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR 

H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4145 GB H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 


H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R 

H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R 

H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R 

H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 

473




Representative . . . Harrell - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 

H 3221 R H 3242 R H 3243 R H 3244 R H 3245 R 


H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3290 GB H 3298 GB 

H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 

H 3338 CR H 3340 JR H 3346 GB H 3347 GB H 3348 GB 


H 3357 GB H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R 



H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3422 GB H 3437 GB H 3443 R 

H 3450 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 


H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3502 GB H 3505 GB H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3522 GB H 3523 R H 3533 GB H 3535 R 

H 3536 R H 3540 GB H 3541 JR H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 

H 3552 R H 3553 CR H 3557 GB H 3559 R H 3560 GB 

H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3611 R 


H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3736 R H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3742 R H 3743 R H 3749 CR H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3766 JR 

H 3767 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3784 GB H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3789 R H 3790 R 

H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R 

H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R 

H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3825 R H 3826 R 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 

H 3850 R H 3851 CR H 3853 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R 

H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R 

H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R 

H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3887 R H 3888 R 


H 3906 GB H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R 

H 3941 GB H 3945 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R 



H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 


H 4014 GB H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R 


H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4052 CR 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR 

H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4071 R H 4074 GB 

H 4076 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 

H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4091 R 

H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R 

H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R 

H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR 

H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R 

H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R 

H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R 

H 4169 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 

H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4196 GB H 4197 R H 4199 R 

474 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4219 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4264 R H4265GB H4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Hart - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3014 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3224 GB H 3247 GB 

H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3294 JR H 3295 GB 

H 3296 GB H 3297 GB H 3307 R H 3308 R H 3309 R 


H 3321 GB H 3322 GB H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 

H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3341 GB H 3342 GB H 3343 JR 

H 3354 GB H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R 

H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R 

H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R 

H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 

H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R 

H 3494 R H 3496 R H 3497 R H 3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3523 R H 3528 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H3540GB 

H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R 


H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3611 R 

H 3614 CR H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R 

H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R 

H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3769 R H3779GB H3780 R 

H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 

H 3806 R H 3809 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R 

H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R 

H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H3848GB 

H 3850 R H 3851 CR H3858GB H3864 R H 3865 R 

H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R 

H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R 

H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R 

H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3927 R 

H 3928 R H 3931 R H 3932 R H 3950 R H 3951 R 


H 3973 GB H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 


H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 

H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 

H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R


H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R 

H 4187 R H 4190 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Hayes - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 

H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3310 R H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 

H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 

H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R 


H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3428 GB H 3437 GB H 3443 R 

H 3453 JR H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 


H 3486 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3523 R H 3525 CR H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 

H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3585 R 

H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3718 R 

H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3762 GB H 3767 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R 


H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3900 GB 

H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3919 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R 

H 3949 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R 


H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3993 GB 

H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R 

H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4039 GB H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR 

H 4061 GB H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 

H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4175 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R 

475 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H4205GB H4209 R H 4210 R 

H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R 

H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R 

H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R 

H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R 

H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Hayes - Session 120 (2013-2014) 





S 0251 CR S 0253 R S 0263 CR S 0266 JR S 0289 R 


S 0332 CR S 0338 GB S 0343 GB S 0346 JR S 0347 GB 



S 0420 R S 0431 R S 0433 R S 0450 R S 0452 R 




S 0538 GB S 0543 CR S 0544 CR S 0547 R S 0548 R 

S 0552 GB S 0577 CR S 0580 CR S 0582 CR S 0589 R 

S 0591 R S 0598 R S 0602 CR S 0604 CR S 0606 R 

S 0614 CR S 0643 GB S 0647 R S 0652 R S 0672 R 

S 0678 R S 0693 CR S 0697 R S 0710 CR S 0736 R 

S 0738 GB S 0745 CR S 0749 CR S 0757 CR 



Senator . . . Hembree - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


S 0247 GB S 0251 CR S 0253 R S 0263 CR S 0266 JR 



S 0328 CR S 0329 GB S 0332 CR S 0360 R S 0362 GB 


S 0420 R S 0423 GB S 0431 R S 0433 R S 0437 GB 

S 0450 R S 0452 R S 0457 GB S 0471 GB S 0472 GB 

S 0482 CR S 0503 GB S 0509 GB S 0518 R S 0527 GB 


S 0589 R S 0591 R S 0592 R S 0604 CR S 0606 R 

S 0610 GB S 0652 R S 0672 R S 0678 R S 0681 CR 

S 0682 CR S 0695 GB S 0697 R S 0717 JR S 0736 R 

S 0749 CR S 0757 CR S 0777 GB S 0778 GB 



Representative . . . Henderson - Session 120 (2013-2014) 





H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H3247GB



H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3290 GB H 3310 R 

H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3334 R H 3336 CR 

H 3338 CR H 3357 GB H 3360 GB H 3362 R H 3369 GB 

H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3386 GB H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR 

H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R 



H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3465 GB H 3467 R 


H 3474 GB H 3475 JR H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R 

H 3494 R H 3505 GB H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3522 GB 

H 3523 R H 3533 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 


H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3593 JR H 3597 R H 3602 GB 

H 3605 GB H 3611 R H 3612 R H 3613 R H 3614 CR 


H 3725 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3731 GB H 3733 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R 

H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R 

H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3763 GB H 3764 GB H 3769 R 


H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R 

H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R 

H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3826 R H 3829 GB H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R 



H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 


H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3921 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R 

H 3945 GB H 3947 CR H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3954 R 

H 3957 CR H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR H 3969 CR 


H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3997 R 


H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R 

H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R 

H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R 

H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R 

H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4068 GB H 4074 GB H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 

H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4124 GB H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4177 GB H 4183 R 

H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4188 R H 4189 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR 

H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 


H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4283 GB H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

476 

H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Herbkersman - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R 

H 3247 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R 

H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H3290GB 

H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 

H 3338 CR H 3340 JR H 3355 GB H 3357 GB H 3362 R 

H 3369 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R 

H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR 

H 3390 GB H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R 


H 3418 R H 3420 R H3436GB H3443 R H 3460 CR 

H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 


H 3487 R H 3491 GB H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3523 R H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 


H 3588 R H 3594 GB H 3595 GB H 3597 R H3605GB 


H 3646 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H3735GB H3737 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H3756GB 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H3765GB 

H 3769 R H 3773 CR H 3780 R H3781CR H3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H3816GB H3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3841 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R 


H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H3895GB 


H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3938 GB H 3939 GB H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H3968CR H3969 CR 

H 3970 CR H 3973 GB H3975GB H3979 CR H 3981 R 


H 3995 GB H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR 

H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H4074GB H4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 

H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H4135GB H4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H4181GB H4183 R 

H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R 

H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R 

H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R 

H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R 

H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R


H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R 

H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R 

H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R 

H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R 

H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Hiott - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3246 GB 


H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R 

H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3324 JR H 3330 R 


H 3362 R H 3369 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R 



H 3416 GB H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3428 GB H 3443 R 

H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R 


H 3487 R H 3492 GB H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3522 GB H 3523 R H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 

H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3585 R 

H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3599 CR H 3605 GB H 3611 R 

H 3614 CR H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3735 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3762 GB H 3767 GB 

H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 


H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 

H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3909 R H 3915 CR 

H 3919 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3945 GB H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR H 3969 CR 


H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 


H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR 

H 4039 GB H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R 

H 4066 R H 4068 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 

H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R 

H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R 

H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R 

H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR 

H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R 

H 4135 GB H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4165 GB 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R 

H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4194 CR H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

477 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4258 GB H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R 

H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R 

H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4289 R H4290GB H4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Hixon - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H3116GB H3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3247 GB H 3264 GB 

H 3265 GB H 3266 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3290 GB H 3298 GB H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R 

H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3347 GB H 3350 GB 


H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H3390GB H3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 



H 3464 GB H 3465 GB H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R 


H 3487 R H 3494 R H3505GB H3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3518 JR H 3523 R H 3528 GB H 3533 GB H 3535 R 

H 3536 R H 3540 GB H 3541 JR H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 



H 3597 R H 3611 R H 3614 CR H3646GB H3718 R 

H 3719 R H 3722 GB H 3725 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3733 GB H 3735 GB H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3762 GB 

H 3763 GB H 3767 GB H 3769 R H 3772 GB H 3774 JR 

H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R 

H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R 

H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R 

H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H3822GB H3826 R 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 


H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 


H 3909 R H 3915 CR H3919GB H3927 R H 3928 R 

H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3965 R H 3966 R H 3967 R 


H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3984 GB H 3986 GB H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR 

H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H4068GB 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4083 R 

H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R 

H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 

H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R


H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R 

H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R 

H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4177 GB 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4263 GB H 4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Hodges - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3125 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 


H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3377 CR H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 

H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3443 R H 3460 CR 

H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 

H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3496 R 

H 3497 R H 3505 GB H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 


H 3585 R H 3587 R H 3588 R H 3589 GB H 3597 R 

H 3605 GB H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3713 R H 3718 R 

H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3762 GB H 3769 R H 3773 CR H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3812 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3841 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R 

H 3851 CR H 3858 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3871 GB H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R 

H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R 

H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R 


H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4017 GB H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR 

H 4062 GB H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 


H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R 

H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4110 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 

H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4119 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R 

478 

H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R 

H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4164 CR H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 

H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR 

H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4225 JR H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4234 R H 4235 R H 4236 R H 4239 R 

H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R 

H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4294 R H 4297 R H 4298 R 

H 4299 R H 4300 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Horne - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R 

H 3242 R H 3243 R H 3244 R H 3245 R H3250GB 

H 3265 GB H 3266 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3288 GB H 3290 GB H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R 


H 3369 GB H 3372 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R 

H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R 





H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H3502GB H3506 R 


H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 

H 3557 GB H 3559 R H 3560 GB H3567GB H3577 CR 

H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H3602GB H3610 R 


H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3742 R 

H 3743 R H 3749 CR H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3762 GB H3767GB 

H 3769 R H 3772 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR 

H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3789 R H 3790 R H 3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 

H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3825 R H 3826 R H3833GB 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 


H 3857 GB H 3863 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3887 R H 3888 R H 3889 R 





H 3973 GB H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H4039GB 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R


H 4050 R H 4052 CR H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4067 CR H 4071 R H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 

H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R 


H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4130 GB H 4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4169 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R 

H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R 

H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R 

H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R 

H 4218 R H 4219 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4260 GB H 4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4283 GB H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Hosey - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3013 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 


H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 

H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3437 GB H 3443 R 

H 3457 JR H 3458 CR H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3464 GB 

H 3465 GB H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 

H 3477 GB H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R 

H 3496 R H 3497 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3516 JR 

H 3519 GB H 3523 R H 3526 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R 

H 3537 GB H 3540 GB H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 

H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3589 GB 

H 3597 R H 3605 GB H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3718 R 

H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3734 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 

H 3760 R H 3765 GB H 3767 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R 

H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 

H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3812 R H 3813 R 

H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3834 GB 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 

H 3850 R H 3851 CR H 3858 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R 

H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R 

H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R 

H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R 


H 3919 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3935 R H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3964 GB H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR 

H 3969 CR H 3970 CR H 3973 GB H 3974 GB H 3976 R 

H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

479 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R 

H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4051 CR 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR 


H 4066 R H 4076 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 

H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R 

H 4095 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 


H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H4225JR H4229 R 

H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R 

H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R 

H 4245 R H 4252 R H4263GB H4264 R H 4266 R 

H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R 

H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R 

H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4305 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Howard - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3001 R H 3158 GB H 3187 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R 

H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R 

H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R 


H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R 

H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR 

H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R 


H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 

H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R 

H 3494 R H 3496 R H 3497 R H 3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3523 R H 3528 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 

H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R H3564GB H3577 CR 

H 3578 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H3602GB 

H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R 

H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3769 R H 3780 R 

H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 

H 3806 R H 3809 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3812 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 

H 3850 R H 3851 CR H3858GB H3864 R H 3865 R 

H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R 

H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R 

H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R 

H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3892 CR H 3909 R H 3915 CR 

H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3931 R H 3932 R H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H3968CR H3969 CR 


H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R




H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR 

H 4061 GB H 4062 GB H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4074 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 

H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4090 R 

H 4095 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4120 CR H 4123 GB H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4181 GB H 4183 R 

H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4190 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4200 CR H 4201 CR 

H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4225 JR H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R 

H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R 

H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Huggins - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 

H 3219 R H 3220 R H 3221 R H 3222 R H 3231 GB 

H 3240 GB H 3246 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3298 GB H 3310 R H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R 


H 3369 GB H 3373 R H 3374 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3379 GB H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 


H 3399 JR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 


H 3437 GB H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R 


H 3475 JR H 3476 GB H 3477 GB H 3483 CR H 3485 R 

H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3505 GB H 3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3523 R H 3534 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3540 GB 

H 3541 JR H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R 


H 3559 R H 3560 GB H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R 



H 3725 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3733 GB H 3735 GB H 3737 R H 3738 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3761 R H 3763 GB 

H 3767 GB H 3769 R H 3772 GB H 3774 JR H 3777 GB 

H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R 

H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R 

H 3800 CR H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3821 R 

H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R 

480 


H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H3906GB 

H 3909 R H 3915 CR H3919GB H3927 R H 3928 R 

H 3942 GB H 3946 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H3959GB 





H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R 

H 4035 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR 

H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H4068GB H4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4083 R H 4085 R 


H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R 

H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR 

H4115GB H4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R 

H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R 

H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R 

H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H4177GB 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H4207GB 

H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4223 GB H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R 

H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Hutto - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


S 0207 CR S 0251 CR S 0253 R S 0263 CR S 0284 GB 



S 0375 GB S 0382 GB S 0388 JR S 0404 GB S 0411 GB 

S 0414 CR S 0420 R S 0424 GB S 0426 GB S 0431 R 


S 0450 R S 0452 R S 0480 CR S 0482 CR S 0490 R 

S 0491 GB S 0498 R S 0504 CR S 0518 R S 0520 GB 

S 0536 GB S 0548 R S 0565 GB S 0589 R S 0591 R 


S 0618 GB S 0647 R S 0648 GB S 0652 R S 0660 R 

S 0678 R S 0686 R S 0694 GB S 0695 GB S 0697 R 

S 0714 GB S 0736 R S 0739 GB S 0749 CR S 0750 CR 

S 0751 CR S 0752 CR S 0757 CR S 0758 R S 0784 R 



Senator . . . Jackson - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


S 0164 CR S 0166 CR S 0191 GB S 0207 CR S 0232 JR




S 0332 CR S 0334 GB S 0336 CR S 0337 R S 0382 GB 



S 0443 GB S 0450 R S 0452 R S 0457 GB S 0482 CR 

S 0504 CR S 0518 R S 0519 R S 0520 GB S 0535 GB 

S 0548 R S 0554 R S 0565 GB S 0588 R S 0589 R 

S 0591 R S 0602 CR S 0604 CR S 0605 GB S 0606 R 

S 0607 R S 0652 R S 0672 R S 0678 R S 0686 R 

S 0697 R S 0736 R S 0749 CR S 0786 GB 



Representative . . . Jefferson - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3013 GB H 3057 GB H 3164 GB H 3169 GB H 3170 JR 

H 3201 CR H 3208 R H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3225 JR H 3233 GB 

H 3241 GB H 3242 R H 3243 R H 3244 R H 3245 R 

H 3246 GB H 3248 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3279 R 

H 3280 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R 



H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR 

H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3414 CR 

H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3437 GB H 3443 R H 3457 JR 

H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R 

H 3470 CR H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3493 R 

H 3494 R H 3496 R H 3497 R H 3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3516 JR H 3523 R H 3526 GB H 3528 GB H 3535 R 

H 3536 R H 3537 GB H 3540 GB H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 

H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3578 CR H 3585 R 

H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3602 GB H 3605 GB H 3611 R 

H 3614 CR H 3645 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R 

H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3734 GB H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3742 R H 3743 R 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 

H 3760 R H 3762 GB H 3767 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R 

H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3789 R 

H 3790 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3812 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3825 R H 3826 R H 3830 GB H 3831 GB H 3835 R 

H 3837 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 



H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3871 GB H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3887 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3909 R 

H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R 


H 3969 CR H 3970 CR H 3973 GB H 3976 R H 3979 CR 

H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R 


H 4009 JR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4016 GB H 4017 GB 

H 4018 GB H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 


H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4071 R H 4076 GB H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 

481 


H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R 

H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR 

H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H4135GB H4137 R 

H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R 

H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R 

H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H4177GB 

H 4181 GB H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4191 R H 4192 GB H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H4225JR H4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R 

H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Johnson - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


S 0213 GB S 0218 CR S 0230 GB S 0232 JR S 0234 GB 


S 0298 CR S 0313 GB S 0328 CR S 0332 CR S 0334 GB 



S 0450 R S 0452 R S 0481 GB S 0482 CR S 0518 R 

S 0548 R S 0578 GB S 0589 R S 0591 R S 0604 CR 

S 0605 GB S 0606 R S 0652 R S 0654 R S 0672 R 

S 0678 R S 0686 R S 0697 R S 0736 R S 0749 CR 

S 0757 CR 



Representative . . . Kennedy - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 


H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H3298GB H3310 R 

H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 

H 3338 CR H 3340 JR H 3362 R H3369GB H3373 R 

H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR 

H 3399 JR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 


H 3436 GB H 3437 GB H 3443 R H3451GB H3460 CR 

H 3462 R H 3464 GB H 3465 GB H 3467 R H 3468 R 


H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H3505GB H3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3535 R H 3536 R H3540GB 

H 3541 JR H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R 

H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R 


H 3590 GB H 3597 R H3602GB H3611 R H 3614 CR 


H 3719 R H 3722 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R 

H 3730 R H 3733 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R


H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R 

H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3767 GB H 3769 R H 3772 GB 

H 3777 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3821 R 

H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R 

H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR H 3864 R H 3865 R 

H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R 

H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R 

H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R 



H 3928 R H 3942 GB H 3946 R H 3950 R H 3951 R 

H 3959 GB H 3961 GB H 3963 R H 3966 R H 3967 R 


H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3987 GB H 3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R 

H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR 

H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R H 4080 R 

H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR 

H 4089 R H 4094 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4174 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4207 GB H 4209 R H 4210 R 

H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R 

H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R 

H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4238 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4263 GB H 4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . King - Session 120 (2013-2014) 




H 3193 GB H 3201 CR H 3207 R H 3210 R H 3211 R 

H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3248 GB 

H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R 


H 3354 GB H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3380 R H 3382 GB H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 

H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R 

H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3414 CR H 3418 R 

H 3420 R H 3425 GB H 3443 R H 3449 GB H 3460 CR 

H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 

H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3496 R 

H 3497 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3509 R H 3510 R 

H 3515 GB H 3516 JR H 3519 GB H 3523 R H 3528 GB 

482 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3551 R 

H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3577 CR H3578CR H3585 R 

H 3588 R H 3589 GB H 3597 R H 3611 R H 3614 CR 

H 3616 R H 3630 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R 

H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3733 GB H 3734 GB 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3763 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR 

H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R 

H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3805 R H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3812 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3840 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R 


H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H3871GB H3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3879 R 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR 

H 3906 GB H 3907 GB H3908GB H3909 R H 3915 CR 

H 3919 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R H3940GB H3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H3968CR H3969 CR 


H 3991 R H 3992 CR H3995GB H3996 R H 3999 R 



H 4021 R H 4022 R H4025GB H4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 


H 4065 R H 4066 R H4076GB H4079 R H 4080 R 

H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR 

H 4089 R H 4095 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H4181GB H4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H4225JR H4229 R 

H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R 

H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R 

H 4245 R H 4252 R H4263GB H4264 R H 4266 R 

H 4267 R H 4268 CR H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4285 GB H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Knight - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3201 CR H 3208 R H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3242 R H 3243 R 

H 3244 R H 3245 R H 3246 GB H 3268 GB H 3269 R 

H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R 

H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R 


H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H3390GB 

H 3391 GB H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R


H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R 

H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 

H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R 

H 3493 R H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3540 GB H 3541 JR H 3543 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 

H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3585 R 

H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3718 R 

H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3735 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3742 R H 3743 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3762 GB H 3764 GB 

H 3765 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR 

H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3789 R H 3790 R H 3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 

H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3825 R H 3826 R H 3835 R 

H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R 

H 3851 CR H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R 

H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3887 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 


H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3964 GB 



H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 


H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 


H 4066 R H 4071 R H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 

H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R 

H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R 

H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R 

H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR 

H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R 

H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R 

H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R 

H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR 

H 4181 GB H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR 

H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R 

H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R 

H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4248 R H 4252 R 

H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R 

H 4293 R H 4294 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Leatherman - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

S 0166 CR S 0207 CR S 0211 GB S 0232 JR S 0251 CR 

S 0253 R S 0261 GB S 0262 GB S 0263 CR S 0277 GB 

S 0296 GB S 0298 CR S 0328 CR S 0332 CR S 0334 GB 

S 0420 R S 0424 GB S 0431 R S 0433 R S 0436 GB 


S 0518 R S 0548 R S 0578 GB S 0589 R S 0591 R 


483 

S 0655 GB S 0678 R S 0697 R S 0705 JR S 0731 GB 

S 0736 R S 0749 CR 



Representative . . . Limehouse - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 

H 3221 R H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R 

H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R 

H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR 

H 3360 GB H 3362 R H3369GB H3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 

H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R 


H 3416 GB H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3443 R H 3450 R 

H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R 

H 3470 CR H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R 

H 3501 JR H 3506 R H 3507 R H3518JR H3523 R 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 

H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R 


H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3766 JR H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR 

H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R 

H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R 

H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R 


H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H3868JR H3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H3896GB 


H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R 


H 3981 R H 3982 R H3987GB H3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R 

H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H4039GB H4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4052 CR H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 

H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H4068GB 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H4084GB 

H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4091 R 

H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R 

H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R 

H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR 

H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R 

H 4129 CR H 4130 GB H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4169 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H4177GB H4183 R 

H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R 

H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R 

H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R 

H 4218 R H 4219 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4223 GB H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R 

H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R 

H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H4262GB 

H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R


H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R 

H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Loftis - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 



H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R 

H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3298 GB H 3310 R H 3319 GB 

H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 


H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR 

H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3410 GB 

H 3412 GB H 3414 CR H 3415 GB H 3416 GB H 3418 R 


H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 

H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3473 GB H 3474 GB H 3475 JR 


H 3494 R H 3504 GB H 3505 GB H 3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3514 GB H 3523 R H 3533 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R 

H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R 





H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3733 GB 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3764 GB H 3767 GB H 3769 R H 3774 JR H 3780 R 

H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 

H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3822 GB H 3826 R H 3827 GB 

H 3829 GB H 3834 GB H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R 


H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3893 GB 


H 3925 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3943 GB H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR H 3969 CR 


H 3982 R H 3986 GB H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R 

H 3997 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4019 GB H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4031 GB H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 

H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4068 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 

H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R 

H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 


H 4126 GB H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

484 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R 

H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R 

H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R 

H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Long - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3009 JR H 3010 GB H 3011 GB H 3016 GB H 3024 GB 





H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 


H 3264 GB H 3266 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3290 GB H 3293 CR H3298GB H3310 R H3324JR 

H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR 


H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR 

H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3414 CR 

H 3416 GB H 3418 R H 3420 R H3437GB H3443 R 

H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R 

H 3470 CR H 3473 GB H 3474 GB H 3475 JR H 3476 GB 

H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3509 R H 3510 R H 3523 R H3528GB 


H 3541 JR H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R 

H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3551 R H 3553 CR 

H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R 



H 3725 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3733 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 


H 3772 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3805 R H 3806 R H 3810 R 

H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3840 R H 3842 R 



H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 

H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H3906GB H3909 R 

H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3930 R H3945GB 

H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H3968CR 


H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R 


H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R 

H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R 

H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R


H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R 

H 4066 R H 4068 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 

H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R 

H 4094 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4122 GB H 4127 R H 4135 GB H 4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4177 GB H 4183 R 

H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R 

H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R 

H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R 

H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4223 GB 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4255 CR H 4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4283 GB H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Lourie - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


S 0160 GB S 0164 CR S 0166 CR S 0191 GB S 0207 CR 


S 0266 JR S 0277 GB S 0291 GB S 0296 GB S 0298 CR 



S 0369 R S 0382 GB S 0392 CR S 0394 GB S 0411 GB 


S 0424 GB S 0431 R S 0450 R S 0452 R S 0482 CR 

S 0495 GB S 0518 R S 0519 R S 0536 GB S 0548 R 

S 0563 R S 0566 GB S 0586 R S 0589 R S 0591 R 

S 0604 CR S 0605 GB S 0606 R S 0608 JR S 0652 R 

S 0658 GB S 0659 R S 0669 R S 0670 R S 0672 R 

S 0678 R S 0686 R S 0697 R S 0707 GB S 0713 R 

S 0719 R S 0724 R S 0726 R S 0736 R S 0740 CR 

S 0749 CR S 0766 CR S 0769 CR 



Representative . . . Lowe - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R 


H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3324 JR 

H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR 

H 3362 R H 3369 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R 

H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R 

H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3412 GB H 3414 CR H 3416 GB 

H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R 

H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3473 GB 

H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3491 GB H 3494 R 

H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3535 R H 3536 R 

H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R 


485 

H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H3602GB H3611 R 


H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H3733GB 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3762 GB H 3767 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3822 GB H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H3848GB H3850 R 

H 3851 CR H 3863 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 


H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R 


H 3981 R H 3982 R H3986GB H3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R 

H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR 

H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R H 4080 R 

H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR 

H 4088 GB H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R 

H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R 

H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Lucas - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3000 R H 3001 R H3116GB H3201 CR H 3210 R 

H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R 


H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H3298GB H3310 R 

H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR 

H 3345 GB H 3362 R H3368GB H3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 


H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H3412GB 


H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 


H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H3521GB 

H 3522 GB H 3523 R H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R


H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 


H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3596 GB H 3597 R 


H 3646 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3733 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3767 GB H 3769 R 

H 3780 R H 3783 GB H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3803 GB H 3806 R H 3810 R 

H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R 


H 3858 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R 

H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR 


H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3919 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R 

H 3942 GB H 3945 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4003 GB 


H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR 

H 4039 GB H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4074 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 

H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R 

H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 


H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R 

H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4160 R H 4161 R 

H 4162 R H 4163 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R 

H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R 

H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R 

H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R 

H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4223 GB 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R 

H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R 

H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4288 CR H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Mack - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3071 CR H 3201 CR H 3208 R H 3210 R H 3211 R 

H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3242 R 

H 3243 R H 3244 R H 3245 R H 3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3326 R H 3330 R H 3331 R 


H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 


H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R 

H 3404 CR H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3443 R 

486 

H 3445 GB H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 

H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R 

H 3494 R H 3496 R H 3497 R H 3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3508 R H 3517 GB H 3523 R H 3535 R H 3536 R 

H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R 


H 3578 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H3589GB H3597 R 

H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R 

H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3742 R H 3743 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3789 R H 3790 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3825 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 

H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3887 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR 

H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3947 CR 

H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H3968CR 


H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R 



H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4052 CR H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4071 R H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 

H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4091 R 

H 4095 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4169 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H4181GB H4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4219 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R 

H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R 

H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R 

H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Malloy - Session 120 (2013-2014) 





S 0251 CR S 0253 R S 0263 CR S 0278 GB S 0291 GB 

S 0296 GB S 0298 CR S 0313 GB S 0328 CR S 0332 CR 


S 0414 CR S 0420 R S 0424 GB S 0431 R S 0436 GB



S 0482 CR S 0508 R S 0518 R S 0538 GB S 0548 R 

S 0589 R S 0591 R S 0604 CR S 0606 R S 0613 R 

S 0652 R S 0658 GB S 0666 GB S 0672 R S 0678 R 

S 0686 R S 0697 R S 0702 R S 0706 GB S 0736 R 

S 0749 CR S 0757 CR S 0764 GB S 0782 CR 



Senator L. . . Martin - Session 120 (2013-2014) 




S 0166 CR S 0207 CR S 0213 GB S 0219 R S 0238 GB 

S 0239 JR S 0246 CR S 0249 GB S 0251 CR S 0253 R 







S 0424 GB S 0427 JR S 0431 R S 0433 R S 0438 GB 


S 0482 CR S 0483 R S 0490 R S 0505 GB S 0507 R 



S 0564 R S 0570 GB S 0578 GB S 0589 R S 0591 R 

S 0604 CR S 0606 R S 0614 CR S 0618 GB S 0625 GB 

S 0649 R S 0652 R S 0657 GB S 0672 R S 0676 GB 

S 0677 CR S 0678 R S 0680 CR S 0687 GB S 0697 R 

S 0711 CR S 0736 R S 0749 CR S 0775 CR 



Senator S. . . Martin - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



S 0224 JR S 0251 CR S 0253 R S 0256 GB S 0257 GB 

S 0263 CR S 0298 CR S 0308 GB S 0328 CR S 0332 CR 

S 0395 GB S 0420 R S 0431 R S 0433 R S 0448 GB 


S 0482 CR S 0518 R S 0548 R S 0568 GB S 0589 R 

S 0591 R S 0604 CR S 0606 R S 0618 GB S 0623 GB 

S 0625 GB S 0649 R S 0652 R S 0661 GB S 0678 R 

S 0684 R S 0697 R S 0698 R S 0736 R S 0749 CR 



Senator . . . Massey - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



S 0251 CR S 0253 R S 0263 CR S 0291 GB S 0298 CR 


S 0352 GB S 0353 GB S 0365 R S 0384 R S 0413 GB 

S 0414 CR S 0420 R S 0424 GB S 0431 R S 0433 R 


S 0482 CR S 0517 GB S 0518 R S 0524 GB S 0527 GB 

S 0548 R S 0575 GB S 0578 GB S 0589 R S 0591 R 

S 0595 CR S 0604 CR S 0606 R S 0618 GB S 0652 R 

S 0671 GB S 0672 R S 0673 R S 0678 R S 0686 R 

S 0693 CR S 0697 R S 0703 R S 0721 R S 0733 CR 

487 

S 0734 CR S 0736 R S 0749 CR S 0757 CR S 0759 R 

S 0773 GB S 0788 GB 



Senator . . . Matthews - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


S 0253 R S 0263 CR S 0289 R S 0291 GB S 0296 GB 

S 0298 CR S 0311 R S 0313 GB S 0328 CR S 0332 CR 


S 0414 CR S 0420 R S 0426 GB S 0431 R S 0450 R 

S 0452 R S 0482 CR S 0491 GB S 0518 R S 0525 GB 

S 0534 R S 0537 GB S 0548 R S 0578 GB S 0589 R 

S 0591 R S 0604 CR S 0606 R S 0622 R S 0638 R 

S 0652 R S 0672 R S 0678 R S 0686 R S 0697 R 

S 0717 JR S 0736 R S 0737 R S 0749 CR S 0760 R 

S 0761 R 



Representative . . . McCoy - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3024 GB H 3028 GB H 3032 GB H 3061 GB H3063GB 


H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 



H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 


H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 

H 3337 CR H 3338 CR H 3346 GB H 3347 GB H 3348 GB 


H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 


H 3427 GB H 3443 R H 3450 R H3452GB H3460 CR 

H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 


H 3487 R H 3494 R H3505GB H3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3523 R H 3528 GB H 3533 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R 

H 3540 GB H 3541 JR H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 

H 3559 R H 3560 GB H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R 


H 3635 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H3735GB H3737 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3769 R H3777GB 

H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R 

H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R 

H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R 

H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R 

H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R 


H 3866 R H 3867 R H3868JR H3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 


H 3906 GB H 3909 R H 3914 R H 3915 CR H3919GB 

H 3927 R H 3928 R H3942GB H3947 CR H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H3968CR H3969 CR 

H 3970 CR H 3973 GB H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R


H 3987 GB H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R 


H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4052 CR H 4054 R H 4055 R 

H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R 

H 4066 R H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 

H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4091 R 

H 4094 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4169 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R 

H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4195 GB H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4219 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4226 GB 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4263 GB H 4264 R 

H 4265 GB H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R 

H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R 

H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . McEachern - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3014 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 

H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 

H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R 

H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3414 CR H 3418 R 

H 3420 R H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R 

H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3483 CR H 3485 R 

H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3496 R H 3497 R H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3527 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R 

H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R 


H 3577 CR H 3580 GB H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R 

H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R 

H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3734 GB H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3769 R 

H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R 

H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R 

H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3809 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R 

H 3835 R H 3836 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R 


H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3909 R 

H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3931 R H 3932 R 

H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR 


H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R 

488 


H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 


H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 

H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R 

H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R 

H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R 

H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R 

H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4190 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R 

H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R 

H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R 

H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Senator . . . McElveen - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



S 0253 R S 0263 CR S 0296 GB S 0298 CR S 0328 CR 



S 0450 R S 0452 R S 0482 CR S 0518 R S 0519 R 

S 0536 GB S 0548 R S 0578 GB S 0589 R S 0591 R 

S 0604 CR S 0605 GB S 0606 R S 0639 CR S 0652 R 

S 0654 R S 0663 CR S 0672 R S 0678 R S 0686 R 

S 0697 R S 0736 R S 0749 CR S 0757 CR S 0782 CR 

S 0783 R 



Senator . . . McGill - Session 120 (2013-2014) 





S 0411 GB S 0414 CR S 0420 R S 0421 R S 0431 R 

S 0437 GB S 0450 R S 0452 R S 0456 R S 0457 GB 

S 0471 GB S 0481 GB S 0482 CR S 0491 GB S 0518 R 


S 0572 GB S 0582 CR S 0589 R S 0591 R S 0604 CR 

S 0606 R S 0610 GB S 0614 CR S 0629 CR S 0652 R 

S 0663 CR S 0668 R S 0678 R S 0686 R S 0697 R 

S 0736 R S 0745 CR S 0749 CR S 0757 CR 



Representative M. S. . McLeod - Session 120 (2013-2014)


H 3003 GB H 3005 GB H 3006 JR H 3008 GB H 3009 JR 






H 3171 GB H 3172 GB H 3173 GB H 3177 JR H 3182 GB 


H 3198 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3265 GB H 3269 R 

H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R 

H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R 

H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3362 R H 3373 R 

H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3391 GB H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 


H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 

H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R 

H 3494 R H 3496 R H 3497 R H 3502 GB H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3528 GB H 3534 GB H 3535 R 

H 3536 R H 3540 GB H 3541 JR H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 

H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3560 GB H 3564 GB H 3577 CR 

H 3578 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3589 GB H 3597 R 


H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3734 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 

H 3760 R H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR 

H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R 

H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3809 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R 



H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 

H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3906 GB H 3909 R 

H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3931 R H 3932 R 

H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR 


H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R 


H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 


H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 

H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R 

H 4095 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 

H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4190 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

489 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R 

H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Representative W. J. . McLeod - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3170 JR H 3184 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R 

H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3220 R H 3221 R 

H 3236 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R 

H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R 

H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR 

H 3362 R H 3369 GB H 3373 R H 3374 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 


H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3414 CR 


H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 


H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H3520GB 

H 3523 R H 3528 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H3541JR 

H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R 


H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3602 GB H 3605 GB 

H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R 

H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3761 R H 3769 R 

H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R 

H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R 

H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3812 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R 

H 3834 GB H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R 


H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H3900GB 


H 3928 R H 3948 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R 

H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R 

H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4078 R H 4079 R H 4080 R 

H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4083 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 


H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R 

H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR 

H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4128 R H 4137 R 

H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R 

H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R 

H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R 

H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R 

H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R 

H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R 

H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R 

H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R


H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R 

H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4257 CR H 4263 GB H 4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4295 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4300 R H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Merrill - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3081 GB H 3082 GB H 3087 GB H3115GB H3129GB 


H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R 

H 3247 GB H 3267 JR H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3279 R 

H 3280 R H 3285 R H 3290 GB H 3310 R H 3324 JR 

H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR 

H 3357 GB H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R 


H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3412 GB 


H 3427 GB H 3443 R H 3450 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R 

H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3474 GB 

H 3475 JR H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R 

H 3501 JR H 3503 GB H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3522 GB 

H 3523 R H 3528 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 




H 3624 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R 

H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R 

H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3765 GB H 3767 GB H 3769 R 

H 3772 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 


H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 



H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R 

H 4033 GB H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4052 CR H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 

H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 

H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4091 R H 4096 R 

H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 

H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R 

H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R 

H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R 

490 

H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4169 R 

H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4192 GB H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR 

H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4223 GB H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4263 GB H 4264 R H4265GB H4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Mitchell - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 

H 3221 R H 3233 GB H 3241 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 


H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H3391GB H3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 



H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H3472GB 

H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3496 R 

H 3497 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H3528GB 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3537 GB H 3540 GB H 3543 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 

H 3550 R H 3553 CR H3557GB H3559 R H 3560 GB 


H 3597 R H 3605 GB H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3718 R 

H 3719 R H 3725 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R 

H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 

H 3760 R H 3769 R H3779GB H3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R 



H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H3871GB H3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H3900GB 


H 3921 GB H 3922 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H3968CR H3969 CR 


H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3998 CR 



H 4018 GB H 4019 GB H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R 

H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R 

H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R 

H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R 

H 4066 R H 4074 GB H 4076 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R 

H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR 

H 4089 R H 4095 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R


H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R 

H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4225 JR H 4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R 

H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Representative D. C. . Moss - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3206 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 


H 3265 GB H 3266 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3290 GB H 3291 R H 3292 R H 3310 R H 3319 GB 

H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 


H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 



H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R 


H 3487 R H 3491 GB H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3509 R H 3510 R H 3518 JR H 3523 R H 3527 GB 

H 3533 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 


H 3577 CR H 3580 GB H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R 



H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3733 GB 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3746 CR 

H 3747 CR H 3748 CR H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3762 GB H 3763 GB 

H 3768 GB H 3769 R H 3772 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3805 R 

H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3832 GB H 3835 R 

H 3839 R H 3840 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 


H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3870 GB 

H 3872 R H 3873 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R 

H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R 

H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R 



H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3959 GB H 3966 R 


491 

H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H3986GB H3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H4039GB 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4046 R 

H 4047 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R 

H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R 

H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 

H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R 

H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R 

H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R 

H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR 

H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R 

H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R 

H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R 

H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR 

H 4177 GB H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR 

H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4223 GB H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4253 R H 4255 CR H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4268 CR H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R 

H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4291 R H 4292 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative V. S. . Moss - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



H 3165 GB H 3174 GB H 3177 JR H 3180 JR H 3201 CR 

H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 


H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H3290GB H3291 R 

H 3292 R H 3310 R H 3319 GB H 3324 JR H 3330 R 


H 3362 R H 3369 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R 




H 3437 GB H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R 


H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3509 R H 3510 R H 3523 R H3533GB 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3551 R 

H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3560 GB H 3577 CR H3584GB 

H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H3605GB H3611 R 


H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H3735GB 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3746 CR 

H 3747 CR H 3748 CR H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H3767GB H3769 R 

H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R 

H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R 

H 3801 CR H 3805 R H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3840 R H 3842 R H 3843 R



H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 


H 3906 GB H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R 

H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR 


H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R 


H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4031 GB H 4034 R 

H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4039 GB H 4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R 

H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 

H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R 

H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R 

H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R 

H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR 

H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R 

H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R 

H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R 

H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR 

H 4177 GB H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR 

H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R 

H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R 

H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4255 CR 

H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4268 CR 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Munnerlyn - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 

H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H3905GB H3909 R 

H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R 



H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 


H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 


H 4066 R H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 


H 4095 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 

H 4176 CR H 4177 GB H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R 

H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4205 GB H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Murphy - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3269 R 

H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R 

H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R 

H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3362 R H 3373 R 

H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3391 GB H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 

H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3428 GB H 3443 R 

H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R 

H 3470 CR H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R 

H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3534 GB H 3535 R 

H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R 

H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R 

H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3602 GB 


H 3717 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R 

H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R 

H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R 


492 


H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R 

H 3242 R H 3243 R H 3244 R H 3245 R H3246GB 


H 3266 GB H 3267 JR H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3288 GB H 3290 GB H 3298 GB H 3310 R H3324JR 

H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR 

H 3340 JR H 3347 GB H 3349 GB H 3355 GB H 3362 R 

H 3369 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R 

H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR 

H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R 


H 3420 R H 3443 R H 3451 GB H 3454 GB H 3460 CR 

H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 

H 3473 GB H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R 

H 3502 GB H 3506 R H 3507 R H3522GB H3523 R 

H 3533 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 

H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R 


H 3625 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R 

H 3741 R H 3742 R H 3743 R H 3749 CR H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R


H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3789 R H 3790 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3825 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 

H 3856 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R 

H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3887 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 


H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3945 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R 





H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R 

H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R 

H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R 

H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R 

H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4071 R H 4079 R H 4080 R 

H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR 

H 4089 R H 4091 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4169 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R 

H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Nanney - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 

H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3268 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3298 GB H 3310 R H 3324 JR H 3330 R 


H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R 

H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR 

H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R 


H 3420 R H 3427 GB H 3438 R H 3443 R H 3460 CR 

H 3462 R H 3464 GB H 3465 GB H 3467 R H 3468 R 

H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3474 GB H 3475 JR H 3476 GB 

H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3533 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R 

H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R 


H 3577 CR H 3584 GB H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R 


493 

H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3763 GB H 3769 R H3772GB H3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3829 GB H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 


H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 

H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3909 R H 3915 CR 

H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3996 R H 3997 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR 

H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H4068GB 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 


H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R 

H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR 


H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R 

H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R 

H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 


H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H4283GB H4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R 

H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Neal - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 

H 3219 R H 3221 R H3233GB H3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 


H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR 

H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H3411GB 


H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 

H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R 

H 3494 R H 3496 R H 3497 R H 3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3523 R H 3535 R H 3536 R H3537GB H3543 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 

H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3585 R 

H 3588 R H 3597 R H3605GB H3611 R H 3614 CR


H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R 

H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 

H 3760 R H 3763 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3809 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3834 GB H 3835 R 

H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R 

H 3851 CR H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R 

H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR 


H 3928 R H 3931 R H 3932 R H 3950 R H 3951 R 


H 3973 GB H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 


H 4017 GB H 4018 GB H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R 

H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R 

H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R 


H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4076 GB H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 


H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R 

H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR 

H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4181 GB H 4183 R 

H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4190 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4216 GB H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4225 JR H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R 

H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Newton - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R 


H 3265 GB H 3266 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3288 GB H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 

H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3340 JR H 3355 GB H 3362 R 

H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 


H 3436 GB H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R 


H 3475 JR H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R 

H 3495 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3533 GB 

494 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 

H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H3594GB 


H 3631 GB H 3641 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R 

H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H3764GB H3769 R 

H 3772 GB H 3773 CR H 3780 R H3781CR H3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3841 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 

H 3861 GB H 3863 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 


H 3927 R H 3928 R H3939GB H3950 R H 3951 R 



H 3987 GB H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R 


H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R 

H 4066 R H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 

H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R 

H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 

H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R 

H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R 

H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R 

H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R 

H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R 

H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R 

H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R 

H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R 

H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R 

H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R 

H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Nicholson - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


S 0166 CR S 0207 CR S 0213 GB S 0219 R S 0232 JR 

S 0233 CR S 0236 CR S 0249 GB S 0251 CR S 0253 R 

S 0263 CR S 0291 GB S 0296 GB S 0298 CR S 0328 CR 

S 0331 R S 0332 CR S 0334 GB S 0352 GB S 0363 R 

S 0382 GB S 0385 R S 0388 JR S 0391 R S 0411 GB 

S 0414 CR S 0420 R S 0431 R S 0434 R S 0450 R 

S 0452 R S 0471 GB S 0473 R S 0482 CR S 0490 R 


S 0548 R S 0555 R S 0581 CR S 0589 R S 0591 R 

S 0593 R S 0604 CR S 0606 R S 0614 CR S 0652 R 

S 0672 R S 0673 R S 0678 R S 0686 R S 0697 R


S 0710 CR S 0736 R S 0749 CR S 0757 CR S 0767 R 

S 0780 R 



Representative . . . Norman - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H3116GB H3201 CR H 3207 R H 3210 R H 3211 R 

H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3269 R 

H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R 

H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3290 GB H 3293 CR H 3310 R 

H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 

H 3338 CR H 3362 R H 3369 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 

H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R 

H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3414 CR H 3418 R 

H 3420 R H 3427 GB H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R 

H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3471 GB 


H 3494 R H 3504 GB H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3509 R 

H 3510 R H 3518 JR H 3521 GB H 3523 R H 3535 R 

H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R 

H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3551 R H 3553 CR 

H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R 



H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3733 GB 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 


H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R 

H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R 

H 3801 CR H 3805 R H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3822 GB 

H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3838 CR H 3839 R H 3840 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3848 GB H 3850 R 


H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R 

H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R 

H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R 


H 3921 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3949 GB H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3959 GB H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR 


H 3982 R H 3986 GB H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R 


H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R 

H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R 

H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R 

H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R 

H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4068 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R 

H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR 

H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4177 GB H 4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4223 GB H 4229 R 

H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R 

495 

H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R 

H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4253 R H 4255 CR H 4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Senator . . . O Dell - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



S 0251 CR S 0253 R S 0254 R S 0263 CR S 0298 CR 

S 0313 GB S 0322 R S 0328 CR S 0332 CR S 0334 GB 



S 0411 GB S 0420 R S 0431 R S 0433 R S 0444 JR 


S 0473 R S 0482 CR S 0502 GB S 0518 R S 0525 GB 


S 0589 R S 0591 R S 0597 GB S 0604 CR S 0606 R 

S 0652 R S 0655 GB S 0673 R S 0678 R S 0697 R 

S 0736 R S 0749 CR 



Representative . . . Ott - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 

H 3219 R H 3220 R H 3221 R H3247GB H3269 R 

H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R 

H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R 


H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R 

H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR 

H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R 

H 3404 CR H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3443 R 

H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R 


H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H3528GB 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 

H 3557 GB H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R 


H 3644 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H3734GB H3737 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3762 GB H3767GB 

H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3816 GB H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3821 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R 

H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR H 3864 R 

H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 


H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3935 R 

H 3946 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R 

H 3968 CR H 3969 CR H3970CR H3973 GB H 3976 R 

H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R


H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4039 GB H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR 

H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4074 GB 

H 4076 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 


H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R 

H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R 

H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR 

H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R 

H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R 

H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R 

H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R 

H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R 

H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4277 R H 4278 R H 4279 R 

H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4305 R 

H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Owens - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3101 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3264 GB H 3265 GB 

H 3266 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R 

H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3290 GB 

H 3310 R H 3319 GB H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R 


H 3369 GB H 3372 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R 




H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 


H 3475 JR H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R 

H 3502 GB H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3518 JR H 3523 R 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 

H 3559 R H 3560 GB H 3577 CR H 3584 GB H 3585 R 

H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3599 CR H 3605 GB H 3611 R 

H 3614 CR H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3725 GB H 3727 R 

H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3733 GB H 3735 GB 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3767 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR 

H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R 

H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R 

H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R 


H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3894 GB 


496 


H 3950 R H 3951 R H3961GB H3966 R H 3967 R 


H 3981 R H 3982 R H3987GB H3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3994 GB H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 


H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 

H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H4068GB 

H 4074 GB H 4076 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 


H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 

H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4194 CR H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4206 GB H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4223 GB H 4227 GB 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H4263GB H4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Parks - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 

H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3310 R H 3327 CR H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3332 R 

H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3362 R H 3373 R 

H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H3391GB H3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 

H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3443 R H 3460 CR 

H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 

H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3496 R 

H 3497 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H3528GB 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 

H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R 

H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R 

H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3762 GB H 3769 R 

H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R 

H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R 

H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R 

H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R 

H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R 

H 3851 CR H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R 

H 3871 GB H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 

H 3891 CR H 3906 GB H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3927 R


H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3962 GB H 3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R 

H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R 

H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 

H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R 

H 4095 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 

H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR 

H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4225 JR H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R 

H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R 

H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Patrick - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3246 GB 


H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3290 GB H 3310 R 

H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 


H 3352 GB H 3355 GB H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 

H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R 


H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3427 GB H 3437 GB H 3443 R 

H 3452 GB H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 


H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3495 R 

H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3528 GB H 3533 GB 


H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R 


H 3577 CR H 3580 GB H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R 


H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3725 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3733 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3752 GB H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3769 R 

H 3772 GB H 3773 CR H 3780 R H 3781 CR H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3841 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 

H 3853 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R 

497 

H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR 



H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H3968CR 

H 3969 CR H 3970 CR H 3972 GB H 3973 GB H3975GB 

H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3994 GB H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR 

H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H4068GB 

H 4072 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 

H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R 

H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 

H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R 

H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R 

H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R 

H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R 

H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R 

H 4196 GB H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4226 GB H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R 

H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R 

H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Peeler - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



S 0252 R S 0253 R S 0257 GB S 0258 JR S 0263 CR 


S 0332 CR S 0338 GB S 0346 JR S 0347 GB S 0371 GB 


S 0420 R S 0431 R S 0433 R S 0448 GB S 0450 R 

S 0452 R S 0470 R S 0482 CR S 0487 GB S 0516 GB 

S 0518 R S 0535 GB S 0537 GB S 0544 CR S 0548 R 

S 0557 R S 0568 GB S 0577 CR S 0578 GB S 0582 CR 

S 0583 R S 0589 R S 0591 R S 0598 R S 0600 GB 

S 0602 CR S 0604 CR S 0606 R S 0608 JR S 0614 CR 

S 0640 GB S 0652 R S 0672 R S 0678 R S 0694 GB 

S 0695 GB S 0697 R S 0709 CR S 0736 R S 0738 GB 

S 0745 CR S 0749 CR S 0765 GB S 0768 CR 



Senator . . . Pinckney - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

S 0004 GB S 0063 CR S 0166 CR S 0207 CR S 0251 CR 

S 0253 R S 0263 CR S 0280 R S 0281 R S 0282 R 

S 0283 R S 0296 GB S 0298 CR S 0328 CR S 0332 CR 


S 0411 GB S 0413 GB S 0414 CR S 0420 R S 0431 R


S 0450 R S 0452 R S 0482 CR S 0518 R S 0525 GB 

S 0535 GB S 0548 R S 0578 GB S 0589 R S 0591 R 

S 0604 CR S 0606 R S 0630 R S 0645 R S 0650 GB 

S 0652 R S 0678 R S 0686 R S 0688 R S 0697 R 

S 0736 R S 0737 R S 0749 CR S 0757 CR S 0760 R 

S 0781 R 



Representative . . . Pitts - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 

H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3247 GB H 3258 GB H 3269 R 

H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R 

H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3298 GB H 3310 R H 3330 R 

H 3331 R H 3332 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR 

H 3362 R H 3369 GB H 3372 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 

H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R 



H 3437 GB H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R 



H 3494 R H 3501 JR H 3504 GB H 3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3523 R H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3540 GB H 3541 JR 

H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R 


H 3565 GB H 3577 CR H 3580 GB H 3584 GB H 3585 R 

H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3601 GB H 3608 GB H 3611 R 


H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R 

H 3730 R H 3735 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R 

H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3756 GB H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3762 GB H 3769 R 

H 3780 R H 3784 GB H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3796 GB 

H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R 

H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3822 GB H 3826 R H 3827 GB H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 

H 3853 GB H 3858 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 


H 3924 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R 



H 3982 R H 3987 GB H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R 


H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4014 GB H 4021 R H 4022 R 

H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR 

H 4063 GB H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4074 GB 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 


H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R 

H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR 

H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

498 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H4196GB 

H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R 

H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R 

H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H4223GB 

H 4226 GB H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R 

H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R 

H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Pope - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3156 GB H 3180 JR H 3184 GB H 3188 GB H 3201 CR 

H 3206 CR H 3207 R H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3247 GB H 3264 GB 

H 3265 GB H 3266 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3310 R H 3324 JR H 3329 GB H 3330 R H 3331 R 



H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R 

H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR 

H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R 


H 3420 R H 3436 GB H 3443 R H3451GB H3460 CR 

H 3462 R H 3464 GB H 3465 GB H 3467 R H 3468 R 


H 3476 GB H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R 

H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3509 R H 3510 R H3518JR 

H 3523 R H 3528 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H3540GB 

H 3541 JR H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R 

H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3551 R H 3553 CR 

H 3559 R H 3562 GB H 3577 CR H3580GB H3585 R 

H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3602 GB H 3605 GB H 3611 R 


H 3648 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3733 GB H 3734 GB H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H3764GB 


H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 

H 3805 R H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3812 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R 

H 3835 R H 3838 CR H 3839 R H 3840 R H 3842 R 


H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H3899GB 


H 3921 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R 





H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R 

H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R 

H 4043 R H 4046 R H 4047 R H 4049 R H 4050 R


H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR 

H 4060 CR H 4062 GB H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 

H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4094 GB H 4096 R 

H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 


H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R 

H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R 

H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4196 GB H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR 

H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 


H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4255 CR H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4268 CR H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R 

H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R 

H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Powers Norrell - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3179 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3241 GB H 3269 R 

H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R 

H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R 


H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 



H 3465 GB H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 

H 3477 GB H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R 

H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3516 JR H 3520 GB H 3523 R 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 

H 3559 R H 3560 GB H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R 



H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3734 GB H 3735 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R 

H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R 

H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3764 GB H 3769 R H 3779 GB 

H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R 

H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R 

H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3812 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 



H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R 

H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R 

H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R 


H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3949 GB 

H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3964 GB H 3966 R H 3967 R 


H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R 

499 


H4011GB H4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R 

H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR H4061GB 

H 4062 GB H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 


H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R 

H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR 

H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H4151GB H4152 R H 4154 R 

H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H4177GB 

H 4181 GB H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR 

H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4225 JR H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R 

H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Putnam - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 



H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3290 GB H 3310 R H3324JR H3330 R 


H 3362 R H 3369 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R 

H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R 


H 3416 GB H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3426 JR H3427GB 

H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 


H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H3514GB 


H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R 

H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R 

H 3560 GB H 3577 CR H 3583 CR H 3584 GB H 3585 R 

H 3588 R H 3593 JR H 3597 R H3605GB H3611 R 


H 3725 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3762 GB H 3763 GB H 3767 GB H 3769 R H3771GB 

H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R 

H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R 

H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R 

H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3829 GB 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 


H 3858 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R 

H 3870 GB H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R


H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 


H 3919 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3933 R H 3934 R 

H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR 



H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R 

H 4029 GB H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4045 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 

H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 


H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R 

H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR 

H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4135 GB H 4137 R 

H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R 

H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R 

H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R 

H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R 

H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R 

H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R 

H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R 

H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R 

H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R 

H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R 

H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R 

H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R 

H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Quinn - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3220 R 

H 3221 R H 3234 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3310 R H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 


H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3379 GB H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3399 JR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R 


H 3437 GB H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R 


H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3512 GB H 3523 R H 3528 GB H 3535 R 

H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R 

H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R 

H 3560 GB H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R 


H 3717 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3738 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3744 R H 3745 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3767 GB H 3769 R H 3772 GB H 3775 GB H 3776 GB 

H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R 

H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R 

H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3812 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3821 R 

500 

H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R 


H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 



H 3928 R H 3946 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H3958GB 




H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H4014GB H4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR 

H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 

H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 


H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H4207GB H4209 R H 4210 R 

H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R 

H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R 

H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R 

H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R 

H 4245 R H 4252 R H4263GB H4264 R H 4266 R 

H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R 

H 4273 R H 4275 GB H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Rankin - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


S 0213 GB S 0249 GB S 0251 CR S 0253 R S 0263 CR 




S 0431 R S 0433 R S 0437 GB S 0450 R S 0452 R 


S 0509 GB S 0518 R S 0548 R S 0584 GB S 0589 R 


S 0611 GB S 0648 GB S 0652 R S 0656 GB S 0658 GB 

S 0672 R S 0678 R S 0697 R S 0736 R S 0747 CR 

S 0749 CR S 0750 CR S 0751 CR S 0752 CR S 0753 R 

S 0757 CR S 0770 R 



Senator . . . Reese - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


S 0251 CR S 0253 R S 0257 GB S 0258 JR S 0263 CR 

S 0298 CR S 0325 R S 0328 CR S 0329 GB S 0332 CR 

S 0334 GB S 0339 GB S 0341 GB S 0356 GB S 0382 GB




S 0482 CR S 0518 R S 0536 GB S 0548 R S 0558 GB 

S 0589 R S 0591 R S 0604 CR S 0606 R S 0652 R 

S 0672 R S 0678 R S 0686 R S 0697 R S 0710 CR 

S 0736 R S 0749 CR S 0757 CR 



Representative . . . Ridgeway - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 

H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3246 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 


H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR 

H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3414 CR 

H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3437 GB H 3443 R H 3460 CR 

H 3462 R H 3465 GB H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R 


H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3526 GB 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 


H 3588 R H 3589 GB H 3593 JR H 3597 R H 3611 R 


H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3731 GB 

H 3734 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 

H 3760 R H 3764 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3808 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3812 R H 3813 R 

H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3834 GB 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 

H 3850 R H 3851 CR H 3858 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R 

H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R 

H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R 

H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R 


H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3948 GB H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3964 GB H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR 


H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R 

H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H4011GB 

H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4024 GB 

H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR 

H 4061 GB H 4062 GB H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 


H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 

H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R 

H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R 

H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R 

H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4177 GB 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

501 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H4263GB H4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Riley - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 

H 3219 R H 3221 R H3247GB H3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3332 R 

H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3362 R H 3373 R 

H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR 

H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3414 CR 

H 3416 GB H 3418 R H 3420 R H3436GB H3443 R 

H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R 

H 3470 CR H 3475 JR H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R 

H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3535 R 

H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R 

H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R 

H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H3602GB 

H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R 

H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3762 GB H3767GB 

H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 

H 3850 R H 3851 CR H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 


H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H3962GB H3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H3987GB H3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR 

H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 

H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R 

H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R


H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R 

H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R 

H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Rivers - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 

H 3221 R H 3246 GB H 3251 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3279 R H 3280 R H 3285 R H 3290 GB H 3310 R 

H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 

H 3338 CR H 3362 R H 3369 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 

H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R 


H 3416 GB H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3443 R H 3460 CR 

H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 

H 3474 GB H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R 

H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3518 JR H 3523 R H 3535 R 

H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R 

H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R 

H 3560 GB H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R 

H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3639 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R 

H 3725 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3733 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 


H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R 

H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R 

H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R 

H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3822 GB H 3826 R 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 


H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 




H 3948 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R 


H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3986 GB H 3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3994 GB H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4031 GB H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4052 CR H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 


H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R 

H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R 

H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR 

H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R 

H 4135 GB H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4169 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4177 GB H 4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4192 GB H 4193 R 

H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R 

H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R 

502 

H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H4223GB 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H4263GB H4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Robinson-Simpson - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3125 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H3268GB H3269 R 

H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R 

H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R 


H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 

H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R H3428GB H3443 R 

H 3460 CR H 3462 R H3465GB H3467 R H 3468 R 


H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3496 R H 3497 R H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3516 JR H 3523 R H 3535 R H 3536 R 

H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R 


H 3578 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H3589GB H3597 R 

H 3611 R H 3614 CR H3630GB H3718 R H 3719 R 

H 3722 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3812 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3826 R H 3829 GB H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R 



H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 

H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H3906GB H3909 R 

H 3915 CR H 3919 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3964 GB H 3966 R H 3967 R H3968CR 


H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3997 R 



H 4021 R H 4022 R H4023GB H4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 


H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 

H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R 

H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R 

H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R 

H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H4177GB 

H 4181 GB H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR


H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R 

H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R 

H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4254 R 

H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R 

H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R 

H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4302 GB H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Rutherford - Session 120 (2013-2014) 







H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3233 GB 

H 3247 GB H 3248 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3290 GB H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 

H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 


H 3397 GB H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 



H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3483 CR 

H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3496 R H 3497 R 

H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3528 GB H 3535 R 

H 3536 R H 3539 GB H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 


H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3608 GB H 3611 R H 3614 CR 

H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R 

H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 

H 3760 R H 3767 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3809 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 

H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3894 GB 


H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3931 R H 3932 R H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR H 3969 CR 


H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 


H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4025 GB H 4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4039 GB H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R 

H 4043 R H 4044 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4063 GB 

H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4074 GB H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 


H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

503 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 

H 4114 CR H4115GB H4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R 

H 4136 GB H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 

H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4190 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H4224GB H4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Ryhal - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 


H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H3324JR 

H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR 

H 3357 GB H 3362 R H3369GB H3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 

H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R 


H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R H3436GB H3443 R 

H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R 

H 3470 CR H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3486 R H 3487 R 

H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3525 CR 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 

H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R 

H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3718 R H 3719 R H3722GB 

H 3725 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3763 GB H 3769 R H3774JR H3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3812 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H3846GB H3850 R 

H 3851 CR H 3858 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 


H 3928 R H 3942 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H3987GB H3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR 

H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4068 GB H 4077 GB 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 


H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R


H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR 

H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4175 R H 4176 CR H 4182 CR 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R 

H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R 

H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R 

H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Sabb - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 

H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR 

H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R 

H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R 

H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4250 R H 4252 R 

H 4260 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H4275GB 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Sandifer - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 

H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 

H 3338 CR H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R 

H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R 

H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R 

H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 


H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3496 R H 3497 R H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3516 JR H 3523 R H 3528 GB H 3535 R 

H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R 

H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R 

H 3564 GB H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R 

H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3631 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R 

H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3734 GB 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3767 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR 

H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R 

H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R 

H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R 


H 3863 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R 

H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR 


H 3928 R H 3948 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 


H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 


H 4066 R H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 


H 4095 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

504 

H 3001 R H 3073 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R 

H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H3246GB 


H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3290 GB H 3310 R H3319GB H3330 R 

H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3362 R 

H 3369 GB H 3372 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3378 GB H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 

H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R 



H 3423 GB H 3436 GB H 3443 R H 3444 GB H 3459 GB 

H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R 


H 3487 R H 3490 GB H 3491 GB H 3494 R H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3523 R H3533GB H3535 R H 3536 R 

H 3538 GB H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R 

H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R 





H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3751 GB H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3769 R H 3771 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR 

H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R 

H 3797 GB H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H3815GB H3817 R 

H 3818 GB H 3819 R H 3820 R H3824GB H3826 R 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 

H 3850 R H 3851 CR H3856GB H3864 R H 3865 R 

H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3869 GB H 3870 GB H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H3894GB 

H 3906 GB H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R 

H 3941 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R H3960GB H3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H3986GB H3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 


H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR


H 4038 GB H 4039 GB H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R 

H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R 

H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R 

H 4066 R H 4074 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 

H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R 

H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R 

H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R 

H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR 


H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4151 GB H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R 

H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R 

H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R 

H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Scott - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

S 0004 GB S 0037 GB S 0064 CR S 0164 CR S 0166 CR 

S 0207 CR S 0251 CR S 0253 R S 0255 CR S 0263 CR 

S 0287 CR S 0296 GB S 0298 CR S 0328 CR S 0332 CR 

S 0334 GB S 0382 GB S 0391 R S 0411 GB S 0414 CR 

S 0420 R S 0431 R S 0450 R S 0452 R S 0471 GB 

S 0482 CR S 0506 R S 0518 R S 0519 R S 0525 GB 

S 0548 R S 0589 R S 0591 R S 0604 CR S 0606 R 

S 0652 R S 0660 R S 0678 R S 0686 R S 0697 R 

S 0710 CR S 0725 R S 0736 R S 0749 CR 



Representative . . . Sellers - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3005 GB H 3015 GB H 3021 GB H 3061 GB H3117GB 



H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3236 GB 

H 3237 GB H 3238 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 

H 3338 CR H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R 


H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3414 CR H 3418 R 

H 3420 R H 3442 R H 3443 R H 3458 CR H 3460 CR 

H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 

H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3496 R 

H 3497 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3528 GB 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3540 GB H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 


H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3602 GB 

H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3717 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R 

H 3725 GB H 3726 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R 

H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

505 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 

H 3760 R H 3762 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3826 R H3833GB H3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 

H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3879 R 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR 


H 3926 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R 



H 3983 GB H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R 


H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H4053CR H4054 R H 4055 R 

H 4056 R H 4057 R H4058CR H4060 CR H 4064 R 

H 4065 R H 4066 R H4074GB H4079 R H 4080 R 

H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR 

H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 

H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR 

H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R 

H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R 

H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4294 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Setzler - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


S 0166 CR S 0207 CR S 0213 GB S 0232 JR S 0237 GB 

S 0239 JR S 0249 GB S 0251 CR S 0253 R S 0261 GB 


S 0298 CR S 0313 GB S 0328 CR S 0332 CR S 0334 GB 

S 0340 CR S 0364 R S 0369 R S 0382 GB S 0387 GB 

S 0388 JR S 0391 R S 0411 GB S 0414 CR S 0420 R 

S 0431 R S 0445 GB S 0450 R S 0452 R S 0453 R 


S 0481 GB S 0482 CR S 0484 GB S 0491 GB S 0518 R 

S 0524 GB S 0525 GB S 0534 R S 0535 GB S 0548 R 

S 0578 GB S 0589 R S 0591 R S 0604 CR S 0606 R 

S 0644 R S 0647 R S 0652 R S 0655 GB S 0664 CR 

S 0672 R S 0678 R S 0686 R S 0693 CR S 0697 R 

S 0703 R S 0721 R S 0733 CR S 0734 CR S 0736 R 

S 0746 R S 0749 CR S 0774 R 




Senator . . . Shealy - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

S 0102 GB S 0148 GB S 0155 R S 0160 GB S 0166 CR 

S 0179 GB S 0185 GB S 0207 CR S 0213 GB S 0224 JR 



S 0298 CR S 0304 GB S 0308 GB S 0325 R S 0328 CR 

S 0332 CR S 0341 GB S 0371 GB S 0382 GB S 0384 R 

S 0414 CR S 0420 R S 0430 R S 0431 R S 0433 R 


S 0482 CR S 0499 CR S 0518 R S 0527 GB S 0528 GB 





S 0638 R S 0649 R S 0652 R S 0672 R S 0678 R 

S 0693 CR S 0696 R S 0697 R S 0721 R S 0733 CR 

S 0734 CR S 0736 R S 0749 CR S 0757 CR S 0777 GB 



Senator . . . Sheheen - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



S 0135 GB S 0136 GB S 0164 CR S 0166 CR S 0173 JR 


S 0219 R S 0220 CR S 0240 GB S 0241 GB S 0243 JR 

S 0245 JR S 0251 CR S 0253 R S 0260 CR S 0263 CR 

S 0266 JR S 0274 GB S 0291 GB S 0298 CR S 0302 GB 



S 0444 JR S 0445 GB S 0450 R S 0452 R S 0459 GB 



S 0547 R S 0548 R S 0578 GB S 0589 R S 0591 R 


S 0624 CR S 0652 R S 0667 CR S 0678 R S 0686 R 

S 0697 R S 0720 R S 0736 R S 0740 CR S 0749 CR 

S 0757 CR S 0776 CR 



Representative . . . Simrill - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 

H 3221 R H 3246 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3290 GB H 3310 R H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R 


H 3369 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R 

H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR 

H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R 


H 3436 GB H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R 


H 3475 JR H 3476 GB H 3477 GB H 3483 CR H 3485 R 

H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3501 JR H 3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3509 R H 3510 R H 3518 JR H 3521 GB H 3523 R 

H 3528 GB H 3533 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 

H 3550 R H 3551 R H 3553 CR H 3557 GB H 3559 R 

506 


H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3602 GB H 3605 GB H 3611 R 


H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3725 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H3733GB H3737 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3763 GB H 3767 GB 

H 3769 R H 3772 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR 

H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R 

H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3805 R H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H3818GB 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H3838CR 

H 3839 R H 3840 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 

H 3850 R H 3851 CR H3853GB H3864 R H 3865 R 

H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R 

H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R 

H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R 


H 3909 R H 3915 CR H3919GB H3927 R H 3928 R 




H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 


H 4021 R H 4022 R H4029GB H4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 


H 4065 R H 4066 R H4074GB H4079 R H 4080 R 

H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR 

H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4122 GB H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4151 GB H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4223 GB H 4226 GB 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4253 R H 4255 CR 

H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R 

H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R 

H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Skelton - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 

H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 

H 3338 CR H 3344 GB H 3360 GB H 3362 R H3366GB 

H 3369 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R 

H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR 

H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R 


H 3437 GB H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H3465GB 

H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3483 CR


H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3498 GB H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H3511GB H3523 R H 3535 R H 3536 R 

H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R 


H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3599 CR H 3611 R 

H 3614 CR H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3733 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3762 GB H 3767 GB 

H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 

H 3850 R H 3851 CR H 3858 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R 

H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R 

H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R 

H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R 


H 3921 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R 


H 3973 GB H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4039 GB 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 


H 4066 R H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 


H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R 

H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R 

H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR 

H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R 

H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R 

H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4165 GB H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 

H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4194 CR H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4258 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R 

H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Representative G. M. . Smith - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



H 3132 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3247 GB H 3264 GB 

H 3265 GB H 3266 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3310 R H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 

H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 

H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R 


507 

H 3417 GB H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3443 R H 3460 CR 

H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 


H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H3522GB 

H 3523 R H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 


H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3602 GB H 3606 GB 

H 3611 R H 3614 CR H3632GB H3718 R H 3719 R 

H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3769 R 

H 3779 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3816 GB H 3817 R H3818GB H3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R 


H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H3900GB 

H 3906 GB H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R 

H 3945 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R 

H 3968 CR H 3969 CR H3970CR H3973 GB H3974GB 


H 3991 R H 3992 CR H3995GB H3996 R H 3999 R 


H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R 

H 4066 R H 4074 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 

H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R 

H 4094 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4127 R H 4131 GB H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R 

H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H4223GB H4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H4284GB H4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative G. R. . Smith - Session 120 (2013-2014) 







H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3213 R


H 3214 R H 3215 R H 3216 R H 3217 R H 3218 R 



H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3276 R H 3277 R H 3285 R H 3286 R H 3290 GB 

H 3310 R H 3319 GB H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R 


H 3362 R H 3369 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R 

H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R 

H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3412 GB H 3414 CR H 3415 GB 


H 3438 R H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3464 GB 

H 3465 GB H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 


H 3494 R H 3504 GB H 3505 GB H 3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3518 JR H 3522 GB H 3523 R H 3533 GB H 3535 R 

H 3536 R H 3540 GB H 3541 JR H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 


H 3577 CR H 3584 GB H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R 


H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3722 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3733 GB H 3734 GB H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3769 R 


H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R 

H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R 

H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3822 GB H 3826 R H 3829 GB H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3848 GB H 3850 R 

H 3851 CR H 3853 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 


H 3919 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R 



H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3997 R H 3999 R 


H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4023 GB H 4031 GB 

H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR 

H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4068 GB H 4073 GB 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 


H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R 

H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR 

H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4223 GB H 4229 R 

H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R 

H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R 

H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

508 

H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Representative J. E. . Smith - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H3224GB 

H 3225 JR H 3226 GB H 3227 GB H 3235 GB H 3236 GB 



H 3262 GB H 3263 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 


H 3362 R H 3366 GB H 3367 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H3383GB H3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR 

H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3414 CR 



H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 

H 3476 GB H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R 

H 3506 R H 3507 R H3512GB H3523 R H3528GB 


H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R 


H 3566 GB H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R 

H 3611 R H 3614 CR H3715GB H3718 R H 3719 R 

H 3721 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3766 JR H 3769 R H 3780 R H3784GB H3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3809 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 

H 3858 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R 

H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR 


H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3931 R H 3932 R H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H3968CR H3969 CR 


H 3985 GB H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R 


H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H4025GB H4034 R 

H 4036 R H 4037 CR H4039GB H4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R 

H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 

H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R 


H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R 

H 4187 R H 4190 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R


H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4275 GB 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4284 GB H 4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R 

H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative J. R. . Smith - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R 


H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R 

H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3324 JR H 3330 R 

H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3362 R 

H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 



H 3462 R H 3464 GB H 3465 GB H 3467 R H 3468 R 


H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3501 JR H 3505 GB 

H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3533 GB H 3534 GB 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3540 GB H 3541 JR H 3543 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 


H 3577 CR H 3584 GB H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R 


H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3722 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3733 GB H 3734 GB H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3767 GB 

H 3769 R H 3772 GB H 3774 JR H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R 


H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3905 GB 

H 3906 GB H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R 

H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3961 GB H 3965 R H 3966 R 


H 3974 GB H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4039 GB 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 

H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4068 GB H 4074 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 

H 4082 R H 4083 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR 

H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4127 R H 4135 GB H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

509 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H4177GB H4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R 

H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Sottile - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 


H 3266 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R 

H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H3290GB 

H 3298 GB H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 



H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 


H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H3412GB 


H 3428 GB H 3443 R H 3450 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R 

H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3483 CR 

H 3485 R H 3487 R H3491GB H3494 R H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3508 R H3522GB H3523 R H 3535 R 

H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R 

H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R 

H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H3591GB H3597 R 

H 3611 R H 3614 CR H3631GB H3718 R H 3719 R 

H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H3735GB 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3763 GB H 3766 JR H 3767 GB H 3769 R H3774JR 

H 3777 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 


H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 


H 3906 GB H 3909 R H 3914 R H 3915 CR H3921GB 

H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3945 GB H 3948 GB H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H3968CR H3969 CR 


H 3987 GB H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R 


H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4039 GB H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R 

H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4052 CR H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R 

H 4065 R H 4066 R H4068GB H4079 R H 4080 R 

H 4081 R H 4082 R H4084GB H4085 R H 4086 CR


H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4091 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR 

H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R 

H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR 

H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4135 GB H 4137 R 

H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R 

H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R 

H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4169 R 

H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4219 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R 

H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R 

H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4263 GB 

H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R 

H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R 

H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Southard - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3002 GB H 3006 JR H 3007 GB H 3008 GB H 3009 JR 





H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3228 GB 

H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3279 R H 3280 R H 3285 R 

H 3290 GB H 3310 R H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R 


H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 


H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R 


H 3420 R H 3437 GB H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R 

H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3472 GB 

H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3528 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R 

H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R 


H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3590 GB H 3597 R 

H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3630 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R 

H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3733 GB 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R 

H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R 

H 3763 GB H 3767 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3831 GB H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 

H 3853 GB H 3858 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 


H 3921 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3949 GB H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR H 3969 CR 


H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3993 GB H 3996 R H 3999 R 

H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4009 JR 

510 

H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R 

H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R 

H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R 

H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R 

H 4066 R H 4068 GB H 4075 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R 

H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR 

H 4089 R H 4095 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H4135GB H4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H4177GB H4183 R 

H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H4192GB 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H4263GB H4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Spires - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



H 3185 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3220 R H 3221 R H3246GB 


H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R 

H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3289 JR H 3290 GB H 3310 R 

H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR 

H 3362 R H 3369 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R 





H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H3476GB 


H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3535 R 

H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R 

H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R 

H 3560 GB H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R 


H 3719 R H 3725 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R 

H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 


H 3772 GB H 3774 JR H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR 

H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R 

H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R 

H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3821 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R 



H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R



H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3921 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R 

H 3945 GB H 3946 R H 3949 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R 



H 3982 R H 3987 GB H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R 


H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R 

H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R 

H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R 


H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4068 GB H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 

H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4177 GB H 4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4249 R H 4252 R H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R 

H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R 

H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R 

H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Stavrinakis - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 

H 3221 R H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R 

H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3288 GB 




H 3357 GB H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R 


H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3414 CR H 3418 R 

H 3420 R H 3443 R H 3450 R H 3455 GB H 3456 GB 

H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R 

H 3470 CR H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R 

H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3528 GB H 3535 R 

H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R 



H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3605 GB H 3606 GB 


H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3736 R H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 

H 3760 R H 3767 GB H 3769 R H 3779 GB H 3780 R 

H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 

H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

511 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 


H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3868 JR H 3871 GB 

H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR 


H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R 


H 3981 R H 3982 R H3987GB H3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R 

H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4052 CR 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR 

H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4079 R H 4080 R 

H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR 

H 4089 R H 4091 R H 4094 GB H 4095 GB H 4096 R 

H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 


H 4136 GB H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4169 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R 

H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4219 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R 

H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R 

H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Stringer - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H3246GB 


H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R 

H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H3324JR H3330 R 

H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3334 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR 

H 3355 GB H 3360 GB H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3379 GB H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR 

H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H3412GB 



H 3462 R H 3464 GB H 3465 GB H 3467 R H 3468 R 


H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H3522GB 

H 3523 R H 3533 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 


H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H3605GB H3611 R 


H 3719 R H 3725 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R 

H 3730 R H 3733 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R 

H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R


H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3763 GB H 3764 GB H 3769 R 

H 3772 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R 

H 3829 GB H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R 


H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 


H 3907 GB H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R 

H 3945 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R 

H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4039 GB H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR 

H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4068 GB H 4074 GB 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 


H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 

H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R 

H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R 

H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R 

H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R 

H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R 

H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R 

H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R 

H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4223 GB 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4263 GB H 4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Tallon - Session 120 (2013-2014) 




H 3202 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 


H 3265 GB H 3266 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3290 GB H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R 

H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3347 GB H 3350 GB H 3352 GB 

H 3360 GB H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R 



H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3443 R H 3451 GB 



H 3475 JR H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R 

H 3505 GB H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3528 GB 


512 

H 3540 GB H 3541 JR H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 


H 3580 GB H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H3602GB 


H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3733 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 

H 3760 R H 3763 GB H 3767 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R 

H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 

H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 

H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H3900GB 

H 3906 GB H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R 

H 3942 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R H3959GB H3966 R 


H 3973 GB H 3977 R H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R 

H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 


H 4015 GB H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R 

H 4066 R H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 

H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R 

H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 

H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R 

H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R 

H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R 

H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R 

H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R 

H 4196 GB H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 


H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R 

H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R 

H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Taylor - Session 120 (2013-2014) 





H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H3231GB 


H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3278 R H 3285 R H 3310 R 

H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR 

H 3360 GB H 3362 R H3369GB H3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 

H 3388 R H 3389 CR H3392GB H3394 R H 3395 CR


H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3412 GB 



H 3465 GB H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 


H 3490 GB H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3514 GB 

H 3518 JR H 3523 R H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3540 GB 

H 3541 JR H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R 

H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR H 3559 R 


H 3597 R H 3602 GB H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3636 R 


H 3725 GB H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3733 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 


H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R 

H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R 

H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R 

H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R 

H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R 


H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R 

H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R 

H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R 


H 3915 CR H 3919 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3953 R H 3961 GB H 3965 R H 3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3987 GB H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR 

H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4068 GB 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4083 R 

H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R 

H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 

H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R 

H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R 

H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R 

H 4155 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R 

H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR 

H 4177 GB H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR 

H 4206 GB H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R 

H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Thayer - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3290 GB H 3298 GB 

H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR 

H 3338 CR H 3362 R H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R 



H 3416 GB H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3426 JR H3436GB 

H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 

H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3474 GB H 3475 JR H 3483 CR 

H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3523 R H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 


H 3588 R H 3593 JR H 3597 R H 3611 R H 3614 CR 

H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R 

H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 

H 3760 R H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR 

H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R 

H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R 

H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3823 GB H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R 

H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR H 3864 R 

H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 

H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3909 R H 3915 CR 

H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H3986GB H3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3993 GB H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 


H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4045 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R 

H 4066 R H 4068 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 

H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R 

H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R 

H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R 

H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR 

H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R 

H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R 

H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R 

H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4223 GB H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R 

H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R 

H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H4263GB 

H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R 

H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R 

H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Thurmond - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 


513 

S 0160 GB S 0166 CR S 0168 GB S 0207 CR S 0251 CR 

S 0253 R S 0259 GB S 0263 CR S 0279 GB S 0296 GB 

S 0298 CR S 0308 GB S 0328 CR S 0332 CR S 0408 GB


S 0412 GB S 0414 CR S 0420 R S 0431 R S 0433 R 

S 0437 GB S 0450 R S 0452 R S 0472 GB S 0482 CR 



S 0589 R S 0591 R S 0601 GB S 0604 CR S 0606 R 

S 0608 JR S 0652 R S 0662 GB S 0663 CR S 0678 R 

S 0697 R S 0700 GB S 0723 GB S 0736 R S 0749 CR 

S 0755 GB S 0757 CR 



Representative . . . Toole - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3220 R 


H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3324 JR 

H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR 


H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR 



H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 

H 3473 GB H 3475 JR H 3476 GB H 3477 GB H 3483 CR 

H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3491 GB H 3494 R H 3504 GB 

H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3522 GB H 3523 R H 3533 GB 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 


H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3623 GB 


H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3733 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 


H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R 

H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R 

H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R 

H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3821 R H 3826 R 

H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR 

H 3848 GB H 3850 R H 3851 CR H 3864 R H 3865 R 

H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R 

H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R 

H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R 


H 3915 CR H 3916 R H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3945 GB 

H 3946 R H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R 


H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3986 GB H 3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3993 GB H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR 

H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4068 GB H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 

H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

514 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H4177GB H4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 


H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R 

H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R 

H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R 

H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R 

H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R 

H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R 

H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Turner - Session 120 (2013-2014) 




S 0332 CR S 0371 GB S 0382 GB S 0412 GB S 0414 CR 

S 0420 R S 0431 R S 0433 R S 0450 R S 0452 R 


S 0532 GB S 0535 GB S 0548 R S 0569 GB S 0578 GB 

S 0589 R S 0591 R S 0604 CR S 0606 R S 0635 GB 

S 0652 R S 0672 R S 0678 R S 0684 R S 0697 R 

S 0698 R S 0736 R S 0741 CR S 0749 CR S 0757 CR 

S 0775 CR 



Senator . . . Verdin - Session 120 (2013-2014) 





S 0207 CR S 0208 GB S 0224 JR S 0247 GB S 0251 CR 




S 0395 GB S 0420 R S 0431 R S 0433 R S 0435 R 


S 0513 GB S 0518 R S 0536 GB S 0537 GB S 0548 R 

S 0549 R S 0550 R S 0589 R S 0591 R S 0604 CR 


S 0626 GB S 0627 GB S 0652 R S 0672 R S 0678 R 

S 0684 R S 0697 R S 0698 R S 0699 GB S 0701 CR 

S 0736 R S 0749 CR S 0757 CR S 0775 CR 



Representative . . . Vick - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 

H 3219 R H 3221 R H3247GB H3269 R H 3270 R 

H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R 

H 3285 R H 3290 GB H 3310 R H3324JR H3330 R 

H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3362 R 

H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 

H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R 

H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR


H 3414 CR H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3428 GB H 3443 R 

H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R 


H 3494 R H 3502 GB H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 


H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3611 R H 3614 CR H 3717 GB 

H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R 

H 3730 R H 3735 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R 

H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R 

H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3762 GB H 3769 R H 3777 GB 

H 3780 R H 3784 GB H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3814 GB H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R 

H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR H 3864 R H 3865 R 

H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R 

H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R 

H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R 


H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R H 3951 R 



H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 

H 4002 CR H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4009 JR H 4012 R 

H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R 

H 4066 R H 4075 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R 

H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R 

H 4095 GB H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R 

H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R 

H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R 


H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R 

H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R 

H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R 

H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R 

H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R 

H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR 

H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R 

H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R 

H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Weeks - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3184 GB H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3247 GB H 3269 R 

H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R 

H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R 


H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R 


H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3398 GB H 3401 R H 3402 R 

515 


H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3428 GB H 3437 GB H 3443 R 

H 3451 GB H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 

H 3469 R H 3470 CR H3477GB H3482 CR H 3483 CR 

H 3485 R H 3487 R H3491GB H3494 R H 3496 R 

H 3497 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H3528GB 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3538 GB H3540GB H3543 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 

H 3550 R H 3553 CR H3557GB H3559 R H 3560 GB 


H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3602 GB H 3606 GB H 3611 R 

H 3614 CR H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R 

H 3729 R H 3730 R H3734GB H3737 R H 3739 R 

H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R 

H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3769 R H 3780 R 

H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 

H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 

H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H3906GB 

H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3959 GB H 3966 R H 3967 R H3968CR 


H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R 


H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 


H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R 

H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR 

H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H4284GB H4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Wells - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H3247GB 


H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3278 R H 3285 R H 3310 R 

H 3324 JR H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR


H 3338 CR H 3362 R H 3369 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R 

H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 


H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3414 CR 


H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 


H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3490 GB H 3494 R H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3518 JR H 3519 GB H 3523 R H 3526 GB 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 

H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3584 GB H 3585 R H 3588 R 


H 3646 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3722 GB H 3727 R 

H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3735 GB H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3763 GB 


H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R 

H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR 

H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 

H 3853 GB H 3858 GB H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R 

H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R 

H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR 

H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 



H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3961 GB H 3965 R H 3966 R 


H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3987 GB H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4039 GB 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R 

H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 

H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4068 GB 

H 4076 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 

H 4083 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR H 4087 CR H 4089 R 

H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R 

H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R 

H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR 

H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R 

H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R 

H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4153 R H 4154 R H 4155 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4177 GB H 4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R 

H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R 

H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Whipper - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


516 

H 3201 CR H 3208 R H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R 

H 3218 R H 3219 R H 3221 R H 3236 GB H 3241 GB 

H 3242 R H 3243 R H 3244 R H 3245 R H 3269 R 

H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R 

H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3326 R H 3330 R 


H 3362 R H 3365 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3380 R H 3383 GB H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 

H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R 




H 3443 R H 3450 R H3457JR H3460 CR H 3462 R 

H 3465 GB H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 

H 3477 GB H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R 

H 3496 R H 3497 R H3505GB H3506 R H 3507 R 

H 3508 R H 3515 GB H 3516 JR H 3517 GB H 3519 GB 

H 3520 GB H 3523 R H 3535 R H 3536 R H3537GB 

H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R 


H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H3589GB H3597 R 


H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3742 R 

H 3743 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R 

H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3789 R H 3790 R 

H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R 

H 3801 CR H 3804 GB H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3812 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3825 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R 


H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H3871GB 

H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3887 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R 

H 3891 CR H 3906 GB H 3909 R H 3914 R H 3915 CR 

H 3919 GB H 3921 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3956 GB H 3961 GB H 3966 R H 3967 R 


H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R 


H 4012 R H 4013 R H4014GB H4021 R H 4022 R 

H 4025 GB H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4052 CR H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R 

H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4071 R 

H 4076 GB H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R 



H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R 

H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR 

H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4169 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H4177GB 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4219 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4225 JR H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R 

H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R


H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . White - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 


H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R 

H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3330 R H 3331 R 

H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR H 3362 R H 3373 R 

H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR 

H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3412 GB 

H 3414 CR H 3416 GB H 3418 R H 3420 R H 3443 R 

H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3466 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 


H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3501 JR 

H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R H 3532 GB H 3533 GB 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R 

H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R H 3553 CR 

H 3557 GB H 3559 R H 3561 GB H 3577 CR H 3584 GB 

H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3591 GB H 3597 R H 3601 GB 


H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R 

H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3750 GB 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 

H 3760 R H 3762 GB H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R 

H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R 


H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3870 GB 

H 3874 R H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR 

H 3881 R H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R 

H 3886 R H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR 


H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3933 R H 3934 R 

H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR 


H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3983 GB H 3987 GB H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4029 GB H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR 

H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4045 R 

H 4048 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R 

H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR H 4064 R 

H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4074 GB H 4076 GB H 4079 R 

H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R H 4086 CR 

H 4087 CR H 4089 R H 4096 R H 4097 CR H 4098 R 

H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R H 4103 R 

H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R H 4108 R 

H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR H 4117 R 

H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R 

H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR 

H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R 

H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R 

H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R 

H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R 

H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R 

H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R 

H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

517 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R 

H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R 

H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Whitmire - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 


H 3265 GB H 3266 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R 

H 3290 GB H 3310 R H 3319 GB H 3324 JR H 3330 R 


H 3362 R H 3369 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3378 GB H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R 

H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R 



H 3443 R H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R 


H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R 

H 3533 GB H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3543 R H 3545 R 

H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR H 3550 R 

H 3553 CR H 3559 R H 3577 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R 

H 3593 JR H 3597 R H 3611 R H 3614 CR H3618GB 

H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R 

H 3730 R H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R 

H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R 

H 3760 R H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR 

H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R 

H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R 

H 3811 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 

H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R 


H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R H 3875 CR 

H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R H 3882 R 

H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R H 3888 R 

H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3909 R H 3915 CR 

H 3919 GB H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3947 CR H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R H3968CR H3969 CR 


H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R 


H 4014 GB H 4021 R H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R 

H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R 

H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R 

H 4057 R H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 


H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R 

H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR 

H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R H 4147 CR 

H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R H 4156 R 

H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R H 4171 R 

H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H 4183 R H 4185 R 

H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R H 4193 R H 4197 R 

H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R 

H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R 

H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R H 4229 R H 4230 CR 

H 4232 R H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R


H 4241 R H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R 

H 4252 R H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R 

H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R 

H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Williams - Session 120 (2013-2014) 




S 0382 GB S 0388 JR S 0391 R S 0411 GB S 0414 CR 

S 0420 R S 0431 R S 0450 R S 0452 R S 0457 GB 



S 0591 R S 0604 CR S 0606 R S 0652 R S 0653 R 

S 0672 R S 0678 R S 0686 R S 0697 R S 0717 JR 

S 0735 R S 0736 R S 0749 CR S 0757 CR 



Representative . . . Williams - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3201 CR H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R 


H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3319 GB 

H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR 


H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR 

H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H3411GB 


H 3443 R H 3445 GB H 3460 CR H 3462 R H 3467 R 

H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR H 3483 CR H 3485 R 

H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3496 R H 3497 R H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3516 JR H 3519 GB H 3523 R H 3526 GB 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3537 GB H 3540 GB H 3541 JR 

H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R 


H 3578 CR H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H 3611 R 

H 3614 CR H 3626 GB H 3718 R H 3719 R H 3727 R 

H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3734 GB H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3762 GB 

H 3769 R H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3812 R H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R 


H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3848 GB 


H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3871 GB H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H 3906 GB 

H 3909 R H 3915 CR H 3927 R H 3928 R H 3950 R 

H 3951 R H 3964 GB H 3966 R H 3967 R H 3968 CR 


H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R 

H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4004 R H 4005 R H 4006 CR 

518 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H4009JR H4012 R H 4013 R 


H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4060 CR H4061GB 

H 4062 GB H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H4076GB 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 


H 4097 CR H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R 

H 4102 R H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R 

H 4107 R H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R 

H 4114 CR H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R 

H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4146 R 

H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R 

H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R H 4170 R 

H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR H4181GB 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4225 JR H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R 

H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R 

H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4264 R 

H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R H 4271 R 

H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R H 4282 R 

H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R 

H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Willis - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3212 R H 3213 R H 3214 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 

H 3221 R H 3268 GB H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R 

H 3272 R H 3273 R H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3276 R 

H 3277 R H 3285 R H 3286 R H 3310 R H3324JR 

H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR 

H 3362 R H 3372 GB H 3373 R H 3375 R H 3376 R 

H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR H 3387 R H 3388 R 

H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR H 3401 R H 3402 R 


H 3418 R H 3420 R H3427GB H3443 R H 3460 CR 

H 3462 R H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 

H 3483 CR H 3485 R H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R 

H 3507 R H 3523 R H3528GB H3535 R H 3536 R 

H 3543 R H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R 


H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R H3605GB H3611 R 


H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3737 R 

H 3739 R H 3740 R H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R 

H 3757 R H 3758 R H 3759 R H 3760 R H 3769 R 

H 3772 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R H 3786 CR H 3787 R 

H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R H 3795 R H 3798 R 

H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R H 3810 R H 3811 R 

H 3813 R H 3817 R H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R 

H 3829 GB H 3835 R H 3839 R H 3842 R H 3843 R 


H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H3893GB 



H 3945 GB H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3966 R H 3967 R



H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R H 3992 CR 

H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR H 4007 CR 

H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R H 4022 R 

H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R H 4041 R 

H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R H 4054 R 

H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR H 4060 CR 

H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H 4068 GB H 4073 GB 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 


H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R 

H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR 


H 4137 R H 4138 R H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R 

H 4146 R H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R 

H 4154 R H 4156 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R 

H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR H 4209 R 

H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R H 4214 CR 

H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R H 4222 R 

H 4223 GB H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R H 4233 R 

H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R H 4242 R 

H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R H 4263 GB 

H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R H 4270 R 

H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R H 4279 R 

H 4282 R H 4286 R H 4287 R H 4289 R H 4293 R 

H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Representative . . . Wood - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


H 3210 R H 3211 R H 3212 R H 3218 R H 3219 R 


H 3269 R H 3270 R H 3271 R H 3272 R H 3273 R 

H 3274 R H 3275 R H 3285 R H 3310 R H 3324 JR 

H 3330 R H 3331 R H 3333 R H 3336 CR H 3338 CR 


H 3375 R H 3376 R H 3380 R H 3384 R H 3385 CR 

H 3387 R H 3388 R H 3389 CR H 3394 R H 3395 CR 

H 3401 R H 3402 R H 3403 R H 3404 CR H 3412 GB 



H 3465 GB H 3467 R H 3468 R H 3469 R H 3470 CR 


H 3487 R H 3494 R H 3506 R H 3507 R H 3523 R 

H 3535 R H 3536 R H 3540 GB H 3541 JR H 3543 R 

H 3545 R H 3546 R H 3547 R H 3548 R H 3549 CR 


H 3577 CR H 3584 GB H 3585 R H 3588 R H 3597 R 



H 3727 R H 3728 R H 3729 R H 3730 R H 3733 GB 

H 3734 GB H 3735 GB H 3737 R H 3739 R H 3740 R 

H 3741 R H 3754 R H 3755 R H 3757 R H 3758 R 


H 3769 R H 3772 GB H 3777 GB H 3780 R H 3785 R 

H 3786 CR H 3787 R H 3788 R H 3793 R H 3794 R 

H 3795 R H 3798 R H 3799 R H 3801 CR H 3806 R 

H 3810 R H 3811 R H 3812 R H 3813 R H 3817 R 

H 3819 R H 3820 R H 3826 R H 3835 R H 3839 R 

H 3842 R H 3843 R H 3844 CR H 3850 R H 3851 CR 


519 

H 3864 R H 3865 R H 3866 R H 3867 R H 3874 R 

H 3875 CR H 3876 R H 3877 R H 3878 CR H 3881 R 

H 3882 R H 3883 R H 3884 CR H 3885 R H 3886 R 

H 3888 R H 3889 R H 3890 R H 3891 CR H3905GB 



H 3950 R H 3951 R H 3959 GB H 3961 GB H 3966 R 


H 3977 R H 3979 CR H 3981 R H 3982 R H 3991 R 

H 3992 CR H 3996 R H 3999 R H 4001 R H 4002 CR 

H 4007 CR H 4008 CR H 4012 R H 4013 R H 4021 R 

H 4022 R H 4034 R H 4036 R H 4037 CR H 4040 R 

H 4041 R H 4042 R H 4043 R H 4049 R H 4050 R 

H 4054 R H 4055 R H 4056 R H 4057 R H 4059 CR 

H 4060 CR H 4064 R H 4065 R H 4066 R H4068GB 

H 4079 R H 4080 R H 4081 R H 4082 R H 4085 R 


H 4098 R H 4099 R H 4100 R H 4101 R H 4102 R 

H 4103 R H 4104 R H 4105 R H 4106 R H 4107 R 

H 4108 R H 4109 R H 4112 CR H 4113 R H 4114 CR 

H 4117 R H 4120 CR H 4127 R H 4137 R H 4138 R 

H 4139 R H 4140 R H 4143 R H 4144 R H 4146 R 

H 4147 CR H 4148 CR H 4150 R H 4152 R H 4154 R 

H 4156 R H 4157 R H 4158 R H 4167 R H 4168 R 

H 4170 R H 4171 R H 4172 R H 4173 R H 4176 CR 

H 4183 R H 4185 R H 4186 R H 4187 R H 4191 R 

H 4193 R H 4196 GB H 4197 R H 4199 R H 4201 CR 

H 4209 R H 4210 R H 4211 R H 4212 R H 4213 R 

H 4214 CR H 4217 R H 4218 R H 4220 R H 4221 R 

H 4222 R H 4223 GB H 4229 R H 4230 CR H 4232 R 

H 4233 R H 4235 R H 4239 R H 4240 R H 4241 R 

H 4242 R H 4243 R H 4244 R H 4245 R H 4252 R 

H 4263 GB H 4264 R H 4266 R H 4267 R H 4269 R 

H 4270 R H 4271 R H 4272 R H 4273 R H 4276 R 

H 4279 R H 4282 R H4283GB H4286 R H 4287 R 

H 4289 R H 4293 R H 4297 R H 4298 R H 4299 R 

H 4304 R H 4307 R 



Senator . . . Young - Session 120 (2013-2014) 


S 0158 GB S 0159 GB S 0166 CR S 0167 JR S 0170 JR 

S 0171 GB S 0172 JR S 0173 JR S 0174 JR S 0175 JR 


S 0207 CR S 0237 GB S 0251 CR S 0253 R S 0263 CR 


S 0332 CR S 0382 GB S 0414 CR S 0420 R S 0431 R 

S 0433 R S 0445 GB S 0450 R S 0452 R S 0457 GB 

S 0472 GB S 0482 CR S 0501 JR S 0516 GB S 0518 R 

S 0527 GB S 0548 R S 0578 GB S 0581 CR S 0589 R 

S 0591 R S 0604 CR S 0606 R S 0652 R S 0678 R 

S 0697 R S 0736 R S 0749 CR S 0757 CR 



House Committee on Agriculture, Natural Resources and Environmental 

Affairs - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Education and Public Works - Session 120 (2013-2014)


H 3989 JR H 4026 JR H 4027 JR H 4028 JR 



House Committee on Ethics - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Interstate Cooperation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Invitations and Memorial Resolutions - Session 120 

(2013-2014) 

H 3044 GB 



House Committee on Judiciary - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Labor, Commerce and Industry - Session 120 (2013- 

2014) 

Senate Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources - Session 120 

(2013-2014) 



Senate Committee on Banking and Insurance - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



Senate Committee on Corrections and Penology - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



Senate Committee on Education - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

S 0621 JR 



Senate Committee on Ethics - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



Senate Committee on Finance - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Medical, Military, Public and Municipal Affairs - 

Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3574 JR H 3852 JR H 4133 JR H 4134 JR H 4202 JR 

H 4203 JR 



House Committee on Operations and Management - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Rules - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 4069 R 





Senate Committee on Fish, Game and Forestry - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

S 0449 JR 

S 0674 JR 



Senate Committee on General - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



Senate Committee on Interstate Cooperation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



Senate Committee on Invitations - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

House Committee on Ways and Means - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

H 3710 GB 

H 3711 JR 



520 



Senate Committee on Judiciary - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

S 0553 JR




Senate Committee on Labor, Commerce and Industry - Session 120 (2013- 

2014) 

S 0397 JR S 0398 JR S 0399 JR S 0476 JR S 0477 JR 

S 0539 JR S 0540 JR S 0541 JR S 0542 JR S 0675 JR 

S 0690 JR S 0691 JR S 0692 JR S 0732 JR 



Senate Committee on Medical Affairs - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

S 0428 JR 

S 0429 JR 



Senate Committee on Operations and Management - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Barnwell Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Beaufort Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Berkeley Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Calhoun Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



Senate Committee on Rules - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Charleston Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



Senate Committee on Transportation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

S 0354 JR S 0418 JR S 0637 JR 



House Committee on Abbeville Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Aiken Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Allendale Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Anderson Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Bamberg Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Cherokee Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Chester Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Chesterfield Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Clarendon Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Colleton Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Darlington Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

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Total bills reported: 0



House Committee on Dillon Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Dorchester Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Edgefield Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Fairfield Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Florence Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Georgetown Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Greenville Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Greenwood Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Hampton Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Horry Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Jasper Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 

House Committee on Kershaw Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Lancaster Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Laurens Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Lee Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Lexington Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Marion Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Marlboro Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on McCormick Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Newberry Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Oconee Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Orangeburg Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



522 




House Committee on Pickens Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Richland Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Saluda Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Spartanburg Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Sumter Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Union Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on Williamsburg Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



House Committee on York Delegation - Session 120 (2013-2014) 



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PASSED BILLS CROSS-REFERENCED BY BILL NUMBER - SESSION 120 (2013-2014) 

....BILL... RATIFICATION ACT 

NUMBER TYPE NUMBER NUMBER 

S 3 GB 7 5 

S 10 JR 28 

S 91 GB 2 2 

S 96 GB 44 

S 117 GB 45 

S 143 GB 46 

S 156 GB 1 1 

S 163 GB 29 26 

S 165 GB 3 3 

S 191 GB 47 

S 213 GB 16 11 

S 214 GB 48 

S 221 GB 49 

S 230 GB 13 9 

S 237 GB 37 27 

S 239 JR 17 

S 244 GB 4 4 

S 250 GB 50 

S 261 GB 14 10 

S 295 GB 30 20 

S 304 GB 8 6 

S 305 GB 9 7 

S 323 GB 51 

S 351 JR 10 

S 352 GB 11 8 

S 374 GB 18 12 

S 379 GB 5 

S 382 GB 52 

S 417 GB 53 

S 438 GB 54 

S 448 GB 38 28 

S 464 GB 55 

S 465 GB 56 

S 501 JR 12 

S 517 GB 15 

S 530 GB 57 

S 559 GB 58 

S 578 GB 19 13 

S 620 GB 59 

S 621 JR 39 

S 635 GB 60 

S 636 GB 61 

S 641 JR 62 

S 643 GB 63 

S 674 JR 64 

H 3011 GB 31 21 

H 3047 GB 20 14 

H 3061 GB 65 

525


PASSED BILLS CROSS-REFERENCED BY BILL NUMBER - SESSION 120 (2013-2014) 



H 3087 GB 40 29 

H 3097 GB 41 30 

H 3180 JR 6 

H 3193 GB 66 

H 3223 GB 42 31 

H 3248 GB 21 15 

H 3426 JR 22 

H 3453 JR 32 

H 3538 GB 67 

H 3554 GB 68 

H 3560 GB 33 22 

H 3568 GB 34 23 

H 3571 GB 23 16 

H 3579 GB 24 17 

H 3586 JR 25 

H 3620 GB 26 18 

H 3621 GB 27 19 

H 3624 GB 35 24 

H 3725 GB 69 

H 3751 GB 70 

H 3762 GB 71 

H 3829 GB 43 32 

H 3907 GB 72 

H 3973 GB 36 25 

H 4038 GB 73 

526


PASSED BILLS CROSS-REFERENCED BY RATIFICATION NUMBER - SESSION 120 (2013-2014) 



S 156 GB 1 1 

S 91 GB 2 2 

S 165 GB 3 3 

S 244 GB 4 4 

S 379 GB 5 

H 3180 JR 6 

S 3 GB 7 5 

S 304 GB 8 6 

S 305 GB 9 7 

S 351 JR 10 

S 352 GB 11 8 

S 501 JR 12 

S 230 GB 13 9 

S 261 GB 14 10 

S 517 GB 15 

S 213 GB 16 11 

S 239 JR 17 

S 374 GB 18 12 

S 578 GB 19 13 

H 3047 GB 20 14 

H 3248 GB 21 15 

H 3426 JR 22 

H 3571 GB 23 16 

H 3579 GB 24 17 

H 3586 JR 25 

H 3620 GB 26 18 

H 3621 GB 27 19 

S 10 JR 28 

S 163 GB 29 26 

S 295 GB 30 20 

H 3011 GB 31 21 

H 3453 JR 32 

H 3560 GB 33 22 

H 3568 GB 34 23 

H 3624 GB 35 24 

H 3973 GB 36 25 

S 237 GB 37 27 

S 448 GB 38 28 

S 621 JR 39 

H 3087 GB 40 29 

H 3097 GB 41 30 

H 3223 GB 42 31 

H 3829 GB 43 32 

S 96 GB 44 

S 117 GB 45 

S 143 GB 46 

S 191 GB 47 

S 214 GB 48 

527


PASSED BILLS CROSS-REFERENCED BY RATIFICATION NUMBER - SESSION 120 (2013-2014) 



S 221 GB 49 

S 250 GB 50 

S 323 GB 51 

S 382 GB 52 

S 417 GB 53 

S 438 GB 54 

S 464 GB 55 

S 465 GB 56 

S 530 GB 57 

S 559 GB 58 

S 620 GB 59 

S 635 GB 60 

S 636 GB 61 

S 641 JR 62 

S 643 GB 63 

S 674 JR 64 

H 3061 GB 65 

H 3193 GB 66 

H 3538 GB 67 

H 3554 GB 68 

H 3725 GB 69 

H 3751 GB 70 

H 3762 GB 71 

H 3907 GB 72 

H 4038 GB 73 

528


PASSED BILLS CROSS-REFERENCED BY ACT NUMBER - SESSION 120 (2013-2014) 



S 156 GB 1 1 

S 91 GB 2 2 

S 165 GB 3 3 

S 244 GB 4 4 

S 3 GB 7 5 

S 304 GB 8 6 

S 305 GB 9 7 

S 352 GB 11 8 

S 230 GB 13 9 

S 261 GB 14 10 

S 213 GB 16 11 

S 374 GB 18 12 

S 578 GB 19 13 

H 3047 GB 20 14 

H 3248 GB 21 15 

H 3571 GB 23 16 

H 3579 GB 24 17 

H 3620 GB 26 18 

H 3621 GB 27 19 

S 295 GB 30 20 

H 3011 GB 31 21 

H 3560 GB 33 22 

H 3568 GB 34 23 

H 3624 GB 35 24 

H 3973 GB 36 25 

S 163 GB 29 26 

S 237 GB 37 27 

S 448 GB 38 28 

H 3087 GB 40 29 

H 3097 GB 41 30 

H 3223 GB 42 31 

H 3829 GB 43 32 

H 3061 GB 65 

S 10 JR 28 

S 143 GB 46 

S 323 GB 51 

S 379 GB 5 

S 382 GB 52 

H 3751 GB 70 

H 3586 JR 25 

S 464 GB 55 

S 438 GB 54 

S 221 GB 49 

S 465 GB 56 

S 117 GB 45 

S 191 GB 47 

H 3426 JR 22 

S 214 GB 48 

529


PASSED BILLS CROSS-REFERENCED BY ACT NUMBER - SESSION 120 (2013-2014) 



H 3453 JR 32 

H 3725 GB 69 

S 239 JR 17 

S 351 JR 10 

S 250 GB 50 

H 3180 JR 6 

H 3538 GB 67 

H 3554 GB 68 

H 3193 GB 66 

S 96 GB 44 

S 417 GB 53 

S 501 JR 12 

S 517 GB 15 

S 530 GB 57 

S 674 JR 64 

H 3907 GB 72 

S 635 GB 60 

S 636 GB 61 

S 559 GB 58 

H 4038 GB 73 

S 620 GB 59 

S 621 JR 39 

S 641 JR 62 

S 643 GB 63 

H 3762 GB 71 

530

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