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Amend Section 7-7-320, As Amended, Code Of Laws Of South Carolina, 1976, Relating To The Designation Of Voting Precincts In Horry County, So As To Delete Six Precincts, To Add Seven Precincts, And To Redesignate The Map Number On Which The Names Of These Precincts May Be Found And Maintained By The Revenue And Fiscal Affairs Office.
Amend The Code Of Laws Of South Carolina, 1976, By Adding Section 7-19-45 So As To Establish Election Districts From Which The Members Of The Congressional Districts Are Elected Beginning With The 2022 General Election; To Repeal Section 7-19-35 Relating To Election Districts From Which Members Of The Congressional Districts Were Formerly Elected; To Authorize The President Of The Senate And Speaker Of The House To Intervene In Any State Or Federal Action Concerning This Legislation; To Authorize The President Of The Senate To Initiate Or Otherwise Participate In Litigation On Behalf Of The Senate Regarding Redistricting; And To Authorize The Speaker Of The House Of Representatives To Initiate Or Otherwise Participate In Litigation On Behalf Of The House Regarding Redistricting.
Amend The Code Of Laws Of South Carolina, 1976, By Adding Section 7-19-45 So As To Establish Election Districts From Which The Members Of The Congressional Districts Are Elected Beginning With The 2022 General Election; And To Repeal Section 7-19-35 Relating To Election Districts From Which Members Of The Congressional Districts Were Formerly Elected; To Authorize The President Of The Senate And Speaker Of The House To Intervene In Any State Or Federal Action Concerning This Legislation; To Authorize The President Of The Senate To Initiate Or Otherwise Participate In Litigation On Behalf Of The Senate Regarding Redistricting; And To Authorize The Speaker Of The House Of Representatives To Initiate Or Otherwise Participate In Litigation On Behalf Of The House Regarding Redistricting. – Ratified Title
Amend The Code Of Laws Of South Carolina, 1976, By Adding Section 59-29-17 So As To Require Completion Of Certain Basic Personal Finance Coursework For High School Graduation Instead Of Existing Economics Coursework Requirements, To Provide High Schools May Continue To Offer Such Coursework, To Provide For The Development And Content Of Related Standards, To Provide The State Department Of Education Shall Develop Related Measuring And Reporting Requirements And Shall Make Related Recommendations, And To Make These Provisions Applicable To Students Entering Ninth Grade Beginning With The 2022-2023 School Year; And To Repeal Section 59-29-165 Relating To Required Instruction In Personal Finance.
Honor Christie Savage For Her Dedicated 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.
Define A Senior Citizen As A Person Sixty Years Of Age Or Older And To Extend Application Of The Protections Of The Article To Senior Citizens; To Add Human Trafficking As A Crime Subject To Fines And Imprisonment; To Change Existing Criminal Penalties; To Create Duties Related To Discharging Vulnerable Adults And Senior Citizens From Certain Settings; To Create An Affirmative Defense To Committing Offenses Provided For In The Article; And For Other Purposes.
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