Chapter 1 - General Provisions

Chapter 1 - General Provisions

Section 2-1-20. Election date of members of House.
Section 2-1-30. Each House office shall be separate and distinct; candidate must qualify for one specific office.
Section 2-1-35. House of Representatives election districts. Part 1
Section 2-1-40. Candidate must be resident of district; terms of office.
Section 2-1-45. Repealed by 2011 Act No. 72, Section 3, eff June 28, 2011.
Section 2-1-50. Clerk of House shall send names of persons elected or appointed during session to Secretary of State.
Section 2-1-70. Senate Election Districts; Commencing with 2012 Election
Section 2-1-75. Repealed by 2011 Act No. 71, Section 3, eff Nov. 6, 2012.
Section 2-1-80. Holding over by committee chairmen who are ex officio members of boards and commissions; vacancies.
Section 2-1-85. Legislative members of state boards and commissions shall serve until succeeded.
Section 2-1-90. Committee members, rather than chairmen, may be elected by committees to serve ex officio on boards and commissions.
Section 2-1-100. Members shall not be eligible for office created by General Assembly.
Section 2-1-110. Members of Richland delegation shall not serve in certain organizations.
Section 2-1-120. Members shall retain teaching certificates while serving in General Assembly.
Section 2-1-130. Distribution without charge of copies of legislative manual.
Section 2-1-140. Sale of legislative manual to public.
Section 2-1-150. Members shall not be required to appear in court while General Assembly is in session.
Section 2-1-160. Escheat of furniture to members.
Section 2-1-170. General Assembly shall not give away State-owned property.
Section 2-1-180. Adjournment of General Assembly; conditions for extended session.
Section 2-1-215. Orientation program for new legislators.
Section 2-1-220. Legislative appropriations; exemption from approval requirements.
Section 2-1-230. Electronic transmission of agency reports to General Assembly.
Section 2-1-240. Placement of monuments on State House grounds and in State House; exemption; procedure for lifting moratorium and approving placement of new monument.
Section 2-1-250. South Carolina Housing Commission established; membership; terms; vacancies; powers and duties of chairman; annual summary of activity; staffing; compensation.

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