A Senate Resolution To Express Profound Sorrow Upon The Passing Of Margaret Mildred Ellis-larrymore And To Extend The Deepest Sympathy To Her Family And Many Friends.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 50-23-37 So As To Require Owners Of Certain Boats Anchored In The Waters Of This State To Maintain Marine Recovery Insurance On Their Boats, And To Provide Penalties For Violations.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 42-1-560, Relating To The Notice Requirement For Filing A Third-party Action In A Workers' Compensation Claim, So As To Make The Filing Of A Notice Form Permissive.

Amend Act 571 Of 1965, Relating To The Darlington County Millage Levy For The Florence-darlington Technical College, So As To Require The Budget To Be Approved By The Darlington County Council Instead Of The County Board Of Education, And To Provide Limitations On The Millage Levy And The Manner In Which Tax Collections Are Distributed.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 40-47-1250, Relating To Supervision Of Anesthesiologist's Assistants, So As To Increase The Number Of Anesthesiologist's Assistants That An Anesthesiologist May Supervise; And By Amending Section 40-47-1240, Relating To Licensure Of Anesthesiologist's Assistants, So As To Remove The Requirement That Licensure Applicants Must Appear Before A Member Of The Board Of Medical Examiners And Present Evidence Of Certain Relevant Academic Credentials And Knowledge.

A Senate Resolution To Express Profound Sorrow Upon The Passing Of Charles "marshall" Cain And To Extend The Deepest Sympathy To His Family And Many Friends.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Article 8 To Chapter 53, Title 44, So As To Establish The "safer Syringe Program," Including Who May Establish And Operate The Program As Well As Services The Program May Offer, And To Provide Immunity From Criminal And Civil Liability For Program Employees, Participants, And Law Enforcement; And By Amending Section 44-130-20, Relating To Terms Defined In The "south Carolina Overdose Prevention Act," So As To Make Conforming Changes.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "long-term Care Tax Credit Act" By Adding Section 12-6-3395 So As To Allow A State Individual Income Tax Credit Of Fifteen Percent Of The Total Amount Of Premiums Paid By A Taxpayer Pursuant To A Long-term Care Insurance Contract, Not To Exceed Two Thousand Dollars In A Taxable Year For Each Individual, And To Prohibit A Double Benefit.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 2-20-30, Relating To Public Hearing Of Nonjudicial Candidates, So As To Eliminate The Requirement That Hearings Be Conducted No Later Than Two Weeks Prior To The Date Set For The Election, To Provide That Candidates May Not Obtain Pledges Or Commitments Until The Twelfth Day After The Names Of The Nominees Have Been Released, And To Require That A Period Of Twenty-two Days Elapse Between The Date That The Report Of Nominations Is Released And The Time Set For The Election.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "south Carolina Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy And Resilience Act" By Adding Chapter 39 To Title 6 So As To Provide Definitions, Create And Establish The Program, Provide For Application And Administration, Establish A Process For Assessing And Collecting Liens, Provide Financing, And To Develop Standards, Among Other Things.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 22-3-10, Relating To Civil Jurisdiction Of Magistrates Court, So As To Increase The Civil Jurisdiction From Seven Thousand Five Hundred Dollars To Fifteen Thousand Dollars.

Provide Authorization For The Department Of Administration To Expend Certain Funds To Engage An Independent Compliance Consultant For Review Of Compliance Of The Alixpartners Forensic Accounting Report, To Require The Office Of The State Treasurer, The Office Of The Comptroller General, And The Office Of The State Auditor To Implement The Recommendations From The Accounting Report, To Provide A Detailed Timeline Of Such, And To Issue A Report On The Status Thereof, And To Require The Compliance Consultant To Issue A Report On The Status Of Such Implementation. - Ratified Title

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 46-9-110, Relating To Local Ordinances, So As To Provide That A Unit Of Local Government May Adopt An Ordinance Restricting The Use Of Certain Pesticide Products.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 12-6-3515, Relating To The State Income Tax Credit For Conservation Or A Qualified Conservation Contribution Of Real Property, So As To Provide That The Credit Equals Twenty-five Percent Of The Total Value Of The Gift Rather Than Twenty-five Percent Of The Charitable Deduction For The Gift Allowed On The Taxpayer's Federal Income Tax Return, To Increase The Maximum Annual Credit Allowed A Taxpayer From Fifty-two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars To One Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars, To Adjust The Maximum Annual Credit For Increases In The Consumer Price Index, And To Delete Obsolete Provisions.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "small Business Regulatory Freedom Act" By Adding Section 1-23-285 So As To Provide The Small Business Regulatory Review Committee Shall Conduct An Initial Review Of Regulations Pending Reauthorization And Make Recommendations To The General Assembly For Retaining Or Removing Regulations, To Provide It Is The Duty Of The Committee When Reviewing Regulations To Reduce The Overall Regulatory Burden On Businesses By Reducing The Number Of Regulatory Requirements By Twenty-five Percent, And To Provide The Committee May Request Any Necessary Information From State Agencies And To Require The Compliance Of Agencies With These Requests, Among Other Things; By Amending Section 1-23-110, Relating To The Process For Promulgating Regulations Under The Administrative Procedures Act So As To Provide Agencies May Not Promulgate Regulations Absent Express Statutory Authority And Citation To The Specific Statutory Authority, To Provide For Every Regulation An Agency Proposes, It Must Identify And Propose Two Of Its Regulations To Remove, To Provide Persons Aggrieved By A Regulation May Challenge The Validity Of The Regulation In A Court Of Competent Jurisdiction, And To Provide Courts May Declare Regulations Invalid Upon Finding An Absence Of Express Statutory Authority To Promulgate; By Amending Section 1-23-115, Relating To Assessment Reports For Regulations Submitted For Promulgation, So As To Provide All Regulations Submitted For Promulgation Must Include Assessment Reports, To Allow Longer Review Periods In Certain Circumstances, To Provide Discount Rates Must Be Justified If Applied In An Analysis Report, To Provide Promulgating Agencies Must Conduct Retrospective Assessment Reports In Certain Circumstances, To Provide Assessment Contents Must Be Made Publicly Available In A Certain Manner, To Provide Certain Standardized Analytic Methods And Metrics Must Be Applied To All Regulations, To Require Retrospective Assessment Reports Be Conducted When Regulations Are Reviewed For Renewal, Among Other Things; By Amending Section 1-23-120, Relating To Documents Required To Be Filed To Initiate The Review Process For A Regulation, So As To Require The Documents Include An Automatic Expiration Date, And To Provide For The Automatic Expiration And Periodic Review Of Regulations; And By Amending Section 1-23-380, Relating To Judicial Review Upon Exhaustion Of Administrative Remedies, So As To Provide Requirements For Judicial Review Of Agency Interpretations Of Regulations.