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A Bill To Amend Section 16-9-10, Code Of Laws Of South Carolina, 1976, Relating To The Crime Of Perjury, So As To Provide The Circumstances Upon Which A Law Enforcement Officer Is Guilty Of Perjury And Provide A Penalty.
A House Resolution To Express The Profound Sorrow Of The Members Of The South Carolina House Of Representatives Upon The Passing Of Albert Lawson Boni Of Aiken County And To Extend Their Deepest Sympathy To His Large And Loving Family And His Many Friends.
A Bill To Amend The Code Of Laws Of South Carolina, 1976, By Adding Section 23-1-250 So As To Provide A Law Enforcement Agency That Serves A Community With A Relatively High Concentration Of Minority Residents Shall Make Efforts To Recruit, Retain, And Promote Minority Law Enforcement Officers So That The Racial And Ethnic Diversity Of The Agency Is Representative Of The Community, To Provide The Law Enforcement Agency Shall Report To The South Carolina Law Enforcement Training Council Its Efforts To Recruit, Retain, And Promote Minority Law Enforcement Officers, And To Provide The South Carolina Law Enforcement Training Council Shall Submit An Annual Report To The Governor And The General Assembly Which Includes Data Regarding Law Enforcement Agencies' Efforts To Recruit, Retain, And Promote Minority Law Enforcement Officers.
A Joint Resolution To Provide Liability Protections For A Limited Time Period For Health Care Providers And Businesses That Follow Public Health Guidance In Response To The Coronavirus Public Health Emergency; To State The Purposes Of This Joint Resolution To Protect Against Liability For Businesses During The Coronavirus Public Health Emergency; To Provide Definitions For Covered Entity, Covered Individual, Coronavirus, Coronavirus Claim, And Public Health Guidance; To State The Liability Protection For Covered Entities And Covered Individuals For Coronavirus Claims; To State That Defenses Are Cumulative; To Provide That The Provisions Of This Joint Resolution Are Severable; To Provide That In The Case Of A Conflict Of Law Between This Joint Resolution Any Other Law Of This State, The Provisions Of This Joint Resolution Shall Prevail, And To Provide For The Effective Date Of The Joint Resolution To Be Upon Approval By The Governor And For Its Provisions To Be Retroactive And Effective As Of March 13, 2020, The Date Upon Which The Governor Declared A Public Health Emergency Relating To Coronavirus.
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