Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Chapter 32 To Title 58 So As To Define Terms Related To Third-party Electric Choice; To Allow An Eligible Customer To Permit Its Electricity Demand From A Third-party Electric Supplier; To Require The Eligible Customer To Provide Arrangement For Firm Transmission Service Of Third-party Electric To The Incumbent Electric Supplier's Transmission System; To Not Hold The Incumbent Electric Supplier Liable For Any Costs Associated With Third-party Electric Supply; To Require The Incumbent Electric Supplier To Have Remote Cutoff Capabilities In Place For Third-party Electric Supply; To Assign The Cost Of Required Transmission Upgrades; To Require A Customer To Continue To Pay For Capital Costs In Certain Circumstances; To Require An Incumbent Electric Supplier To Provide Cost-of-service Supply To Customers Or Customer Load Returning From A Period Of Retail Access Service On The Same Terms, Rates, And Priority As A New Customer Requesting Service; And To Require The Commission To Approve A Tariff Containing A Pro Forma Contract And Other Requirements.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 14-11-25 So As To Provide That The Terms Of Masters-in-equity Begin July 1.

Provide That If A Member Of The General Assembly Submits An Irrevocable Resignation Pursuant To Section 8-1-145 On Or Before March 1, 2026, Then The Election To Fill The Vacancy Shall Be Conducted Concurrently With The Candidacy Filing And Election Schedule Applicable To The 2026 Election For Members Of The House Of Representatives.

Provide That, Pursuant To Section 9, Article Iii Of The Constitution Of This State, 1895, When The Respective Houses Of The General Assembly Adjourn On Thursday, May 14, 2026, Not Later Than 5:00 P.m., Each House Shall Stand In Recess Subject To The Call Of The President Of The Senate For The Senate And The Speaker Of The House Of Representatives For The House Of Representatives At Times They Consider Appropriate For Their Respective Bodies To Meet For The Consideration Of Certain Specified Matters; And To Provide That When The Respective Houses Of The General Assembly Adjourn Not Later Than Sunday, November 8, 2026, The General Assembly Shall Stand Adjourned Sine Die.

Express The Profound Sorrow Of The Members Of The South Carolina General Assembly Upon The Passing Of Bishop James Redfern Ii, Presiding Bishop Of The Ecumenical Church Of Christ Worldwide, And To Extend Their Deepest Sympathy To His Loving Family And His Many Friends.

A Senate Resolution To Express Profound Sorrow Upon The Passing Of Naomi Dye Cannady And To Extend The Deepest Sympathy To Her Family And Many Friends.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Article 7 To Chapter 25, Title 17 So As To Define Terms Related To Profits From A Crime, To Provide A Priority Lien In Favor Of The State Upon Any Profits Of Crime Payable To Or Accruing To A Convicted Person Or Another Person On His Behalf, To Provide Lien Attachment At The Time Of Conviction And Distribution Of Proceeds, And To Give The Office Of The Attorney General The Authority To Take Legal Action As Necessary To Perfect And Enforce The Lien.

A Senate Resolution To Recognize And Support "introduce A Girl To Engineering Day"; To Encourage The Participation Of Students, Educators, Engineers, Families, And Community Partners Across The State; And To Declare Tuesday, February 24, 2026, As "introduce A Girl To Engineering Day" In South Carolina.

A Senate Resolution To Recognize And Commend The Professional Engineers Who Live And Work In The Great State Of South Carolina, To Encourage All South Carolinians To Honor Our Engineers For Their Many Contributions To The Palmetto State's Quality Of Life, And To Declare Wednesday, February 25, 2026, As "professional Engineers Day" In South Carolina.

A Senate Resolution To Congratulate Rosewood Elementary School Of Richland County School District One Upon The Occasion Of Its One Hundredth Anniversary, To Commend The School On Its Many Achievements Over The Past Century, And To Wish Its Students, Faculty, Administrators, And Alumni Well As They Continue To Hold High The Founding Standards Of Rosewood Elementary School.

Welcome The National Commander Of The American Legion, The Honorable Dan K. Wiley, And To Invite Him To Address The General Assembly In Joint Session In The Chamber Of The South Carolina House Of Representatives At 12:30 P.m. On Wednesday, February 25, 2026.

A Senate Resolution To Congratulate Stormy Snow Graham Sr. On The Occasion Of His Ninetieth Birthday And To Wish Him A Joyous Birthday Celebration And Much Happiness In The Days Ahead.

A Senate Resolution To Honor And Congratulate Brandy "beasy Baybie" Henshaw On Her Exceptional Radio Host Career And Her Many Years Of Service To Countless Communities Across South Carolina.

A Senate Resolution To Encourage Engagement In Activities That Promote Peace, Mindfulness, Self-care, Integrative Therapy, And Compassionate Living And To Declare April 14, 2026, As "peace Meditation, Mindful Wellness, And World Occupational Therapy Day" In The State Of South Carolina.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 61-2-400 So As To Define "alcoholic Beverages", "alcoholic Liquors By The Drink", "caterer", "private Event", And "commercial Kitchen"; By Adding Section 61-2-410 So As To Authorize The Department Of Revenue To Issue A Retail Alcoholic Beverage Caterer License And Provide For The Licensing Rquirements; And Which License Would Allow The Licensee To Serve Alcoholic Beverages For On-premises Consumption, Purchase Beer And Wine Directly From A Wholesaler, And Purchase Alcoholic Liquor Directly From A Liquor Store; And Which License Would Allow The Transfer Of The Alcoholic Beverages From The Wholesaler To The Caterer And From The Caterer To The Location Of The Private Event, And Would Allow A Wholesaler And Retail Liquor Store With A Wholesaler's Permit To Take Liquor And Offer A Refund Or Credit; And To Provide For Other Requirements; By Adding Section 61-2-420 So As To Allow The Holder Of A Valid Retail Alcoholic Beverage Caterer License Or Business Liquor-by-the-drink License To Contract With An Event Host To Provide For On-premises Consumption, And The Event Host Is Allowed To Charge An Entry Fee To Cover The Costs Of The Event; By Amending Section 61-4-160, Relating To Discount Pricing For On-premises Consumption, So As To Allow A Biennial Permit Holder For The Sale Of Beer Or Wine For On-premises Consumption To Sponsor Twelve Functions Per Year Where Beverages Are Free During A Fund-raising Activity, Private Function On Premises For Which A Biennial Permit Has Been Issued, Or To A Customer Attending A Function Sponsored By A Person Who Holds A Biennial Permit; By Amending Section 61-6-2000, Relating To Temporary Permits For Nonprofit Organizations; Criminal Background Checks, So As To Allow Alcoholic Liquor Temporary Permits For Special Events To Be Issued To A Caterer With A Valid Caterer License, A Food Establishment Service, Or A Nonprofit, And The Permit Holder May Sell Tickets To The Event; And To Establish That The Department Shall Require The Applicant To Complete The Notification Provision In The Application Form, And To Include That The Applicant Shall Notify The Division That Alcoholic Liquors Will Be Served At Least Twenty-four Hours Prior To The Special Event; And By Amending Section 61-4-550, Relating To Special Permits For Use At Fairs And Special Functions, So As To Make Conforming Changes.