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A Bill To Delete Section 2.B. Of Act 134 Of 2016, Relating To The Expiration Of Tax Credits For The Purchase Of Geothermal Machinery And Equipment.
- Introduced Jan 13 2021
Serving District 6
A Bill To Delete Section 2.B. Of Act 134 Of 2016, Relating To The Expiration Of Tax Credits For The Purchase Of Geothermal Machinery And Equipment.
A Bill To Enact The "South Carolina Fetal Heartbeat And Protection From Abortion Act"; To Amend Chapter 41, Title 44 Of The 1976 Code, Relating To Abortions, By Adding Article 6, To Require Testing For A Detectable Fetal Heartbeat Before An Abortion Is Performed On A Pregnant Woman, To Prohibit The Performance Of An Abortion If A Fetal Heartbeat Is Detected, To Provide Medical Emergency Exceptions, To Require Certain Documentation And Recordkeeping By Physicians Performing Abortions, To Create A Civil Action For A Pregnant Woman Upon Whom An Abortion Is Performed, To Create Criminal Penalties, And For Other Purposes; To Amend Section 44-41-460(A) Of The 1976 Code, Relating To The Required Reporting Of Abortion Data To The Department Of Health And Environmental Control, To Add Reporting Of Fetal Heartbeat Testing And Patient Medical Condition Data; And To Amend Section 44-41-330(A)(1) Of The 1976 Code, Relating To A Pregnant Woman'S Right To Know Certain Information, To Require Notification Of The Detection Of A Fetal Heartbeat.
A Senate Resolution To Congratulate And Commend J. Strom Thurmond, Jr., Upon The Occasion Of His Departure From The Public Office Of Solicitor For The Second Judicial Circuit, To Extend Deep Appreciation For His Many Years Of Distinguished Service To Aiken, Bamberg, And Barnwell Counties, And To Wish Him Much Continued Success And Fulfillment In All His Future Endeavors.
A Senate Resolution To Congratulate And Recognize The Honorable John W. Matthews, Jr., Upon The Occasion Of His Departure From The South Carolina Senate, To Commend Him For His Thirty-Six Years Of Distinguished Service To This Body, And To Wish Him All The Best In The Years To Come.
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