South Carolina 2025-2026 Regular Session All Bills (Page 139)

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South Carolina Senate Bill S1117

Introduced
4/14/26  
A Senate Resolution To Commend Taiwan For Its Relations With The United States And The State Of South Carolina.
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South Carolina Senate Bill S1118

Introduced
4/14/26  
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 13-1-1790 So As To Create The "south Carolina Headquarters Relocation And Growth Fund" To Provide Grants To Qualifying Businesses That Establish Or Expand Certain Headquarters In This State.
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South Carolina Senate Bill S1115

Introduced
4/14/26  
A Senate Resolution To Recognize And Honor The South Carolina Adventure Route For Its Contributions To Outdoor Recreation, Tourism, And The Promotion Of South Carolina's Natural Beauty, And To Express Support For Responsible Adventure Travel And Motorcycling Throughout The State.
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South Carolina Senate Bill S1116

Introduced
4/14/26  
A Senate Resolution To Recognize And Honor Kingstree Federal Savings And Loan Upon The Occasion Of Its One Hundredth Anniversary And To Commend It For A Century Of Business In South Carolina.
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South Carolina Senate Bill S1088

Introduced
3/31/26  
A Senate Resolution To Salute The Pineview 6u Rookie Ball All-star Baseball Team And Coaches For An Outstanding Season And To Congratulate Them On Capturing The 2025 Diamond Youth World Series Championship Title.
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South Carolina Senate Bill S1089

Introduced
4/1/26  
Enrolled
4/2/26  
Recognize And Honor Hamm Hardware Of Prosperity Upon The Occasion Of Its One Hundredth Anniversary, To Commend The Hamm Family For A Century Of Service, Entrepreneurship, And Commitment To The Community, And To Extend Best Wishes For Continued Success In The Years Ahead.
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South Carolina Senate Bill S1090

Introduced
4/1/26  
A Senate Resolution To Recognize The Five Hundredth Anniversary Of The San Miguel De Gualdape Revolt And To Honor The Legacy Of Those Who First Fought For Freedom.
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South Carolina Senate Bill S1112

Introduced
4/14/26  
A Senate Resolution To Recognize May 10-16, 2026, As "south Carolina Hospital Week."
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South Carolina Senate Bill S1113

Introduced
4/14/26  
A Senate Resolution To Congratulate The York Comprehensive High School Male And Female Strength Teams, Coaches, And School Officials On An Outstanding Season And To Honor Them For Winning The 2025-2026 South Carolina Class Aaaa State Championships.
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South Carolina Senate Bill S1114

Introduced
4/14/26  
A Senate Resolution To Congratulate The Journal For Winning Several South Carolina Press Association Awards, Including The Top Award In General Excellence For A Third Consecutive Year.
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South Carolina Senate Bill S1110

Introduced
4/14/26  
A Senate Resolution To Recognize And Honor Jim Fitch Upon The Occasion Of His Fiftieth Anniversary As The Executive Director Of The Rice Museum.
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South Carolina Senate Bill S1111

Introduced
4/14/26  
A Senate Resolution To Congratulate Cadet Joshua Prince For Winning The 2026 Marine Corps And All-service Jrotc National Air Rifle Championships.
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South Carolina Senate Bill S0825

Introduced
1/15/26  
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws So As To Enact The "family Protection Act" By Amending Section 12-6-3632, Relating To The Earned Income Tax Credit, So As To Allow An Additional Refundable Credit; By Amending Section 12-6-3380, Relating To The Tax Credit For Child And Dependent Care Expenses, So As To Allow For An Alternative Credit; By Amending Section 12-36-2120, Relating To Sales Tax Exemptions, So As To Exempt Certain Items Related To Childbirth; By Adding Section 12-6-3715 So As To Create A Tax Credit For Employing Certain Nonviolent Ex-felons; By Adding Sections 12-6-3835, 12-6-3840, 12-6-3845, 12-6-3850, 12-6-3855, 12-6-3860, And 12-6-3865 So As To Provide Tax Credits For Living In A Household Where One Active Duty Family Member Is Deployed, For Veteran-owned Small Businesses, For Hiring Certain Veterans, For Employers Voluntarily Providing Certain Family And Medical Leave, For Employers Providing Childcare, For Living Or Employing Persons In A County With A Community Jobs Priority Zone, And For Unpaid Primary Caregivers; By Adding Section 12-4-400 So As To Create A Single Statewide Working Families Tax Credit Portal; By Adding Section 41-29-320 So As To Create The "workplace Flexibility Grant Program"; By Adding Section 27-40-795 So As To Provide For Certain Written Notice Requirements In Rental Increases; By Adding Section 6-1-200 So As To Provide That A Municipality Or County May Establish A Voluntary Rent Stability Program; By Adding Section 12-6-3830 So As To Provide For A State Tax Credit Equal To The Federal Low Income Housing Tax Credit; By Adding Section 31-13-100 So As To Create The "community Housing Growth Incentives Fund"; By Adding Chapter 36 To Title 1 So As Establish The Office Of Family Protection Within The Department Of Administration To Support And Protect Families And Caregivers By Improving Efficiency, Eliminating Duplication, And Maximizing The Use Of Federal And Private Resources, To Provide For The Office's Duties And Authority, To Create The Family Protection Advisory And Accountability Board As An Advisory Board For The Office, And For Other Purposes; By Adding Article 9 To Chapter 15, Title 2 So As To Create The "joint Citizens And Legislative Committee On Prescription Drug Affordability" To Serve As An Advisory Body To Study Prescription Drug Costs And To Make Related Recommendations To Reduce State Expenditures, To Provide For The Committee's Membership And Duties, To Require The Legislative Audit Council And The Department Of Health And Human Services To Staff The Committee, And For Other Purposes; By Adding Section 44-6-42 So As To Give The Department Of Health And Human Services The Authority To Negotiate Supplemental Rebates And Bulk-purchasing Agreements With Pharmaceutical Companies, To Establish A Preferred Drug List, And To Develop A State Pharmacy Card For Uninsured And Underinsured Residents; By Adding Section 44-53-364 So As To Require The Department Of Public Health To Coordinate A Public Education Campaign On Prescription Drug Access And Affordability; By Adding Article 7 To Chapter 35, Title 43 So As To Establish An Unpaid Primary Caregiver Registry And Identification Program Within The Department Of Social Services, To Entitle Eligible Caregivers To Certain Financial Benefits And Services, To Establish A Primary Caregiver Grant Fund And Program Within The Department Of Health And Human Services To Provide Financial Assistance To Certain Low- And Moderate-income Primary Caregivers, To Establish A Caregiver Respite Services Program Within The Department On Aging To Offer Respite Care For Caregivers And For Other Purposes; And By Adding Section 41-1-140 So As To Prohibit Employers From Retaliating Against Employees Who Are Unpaid Primary Caregivers And To Require Certain Employers To Provide Unpaid Leave For Caregiving Emergencies.
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South Carolina Senate Bill S0826

Introduced
1/20/26  
A Senate Resolution To Congratulate The Academic Magnet High School Girls Tennis Team, Coaches, And School Officials On An Outstanding Season And To Honor Them For Winning The South Carolina High School League Class Aa Girls Tennis State Championship.
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South Carolina Senate Bill S0813

Introduced
1/14/26  
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 8-13-1302, Relating To Records Of Contributions, Contributors, And Expenditures, So As To Include The Employer Of Persons Making Contributions; By Amending Section 8-13-1308, Relating To Certified Campaign Reports By Candidates And Committees, So As To Include The Occupation And Employer Of Persons Making A Contribution Of More Than One Hundred Dollars; By Amending Section 8-13-1309, Relating To Certified Campaign Reports, So As To Include The Occupation And Employer Of Persons Making A Contribution Of More Than One Hundred Dollars; By Amending Section 8-13-1314, Relating To Campaign Contribution Limits, So As To Include The Occupation And Employer Of Individuals Providing Certain Cash Contributions; And By Amending Section 8-13-1360, Relating To Contribution And Expenditure Reporting Forms, So As To Include The Occupation And Employer Of Contributors.