Chapter 7 - Legislative Enactments

Chapter 7 - Legislative Enactments

Section 2-7-10. Effective date of legislative enactments.
Section 2-7-20. Effect of repeal of legislative enactment.
Section 2-7-30. Construction of words.
Section 2-7-35. Handicapped person defined.
Section 2-7-40. References to members of county legislative delegations in certain statutes affecting multi-county senatorial districts.
Section 2-7-45. Adoption of the Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, as only general statutory law of State.
Section 2-7-50. Amendments, additions and repeals may be made by reference to this Code.
Section 2-7-60. Annual general appropriations act.
Section 2-7-62. Repealed.
Section 2-7-65. Agencies, departments and institutions to justify amount of requested appropriations.
Section 2-7-66. Education Improvement Act appropriations to agencies and entities other than Education Department.
Section 2-7-68. Format for general appropriations bill sections providing for employment of additional personnel.
Section 2-7-69. Inclusion of new positions in general appropriation act; copies of Analysis of Change in appropriations by agency.
Section 2-7-70. Itemization of appropriation bills.
Section 2-7-71. Tax bills; requirement of estimated revenue impact statement.
Section 2-7-72. Bills and resolutions requiring expenditure of funds shall have fiscal impact statements.
Section 2-7-73. Bills and resolutions mandating health insurance coverage shall have fiscal impact statement.
Section 2-7-74. Statement of estimated fiscal impacts of criminal offense changes.
Section 2-7-75. Funds to be used in fiscal year for which they are appropriated, in accordance with line item appropriations.
Section 2-7-76. Fiscal or revenue impact statements for certain bills and resolutions affecting the expenditure of funds by counties or municipalities.
Section 2-7-78. Requirements for certification of revenue estimate in the Governor's recommended appropriations bill and the conference committee report.
Section 2-7-80. Printing and distribution of acts; copies.
Section 2-7-90. Use of certified mail satisfies requirement for registered mail.
Section 2-7-105. Authorization for state capital improvement bonds.
Section 2-7-110. Bill or resolution requiring expenditure by county, municipality, special purpose district, or school district; statement of estimated fiscal impact.
Section 2-7-115. Appropriations for debt service in general appropriations act; additional bonds.
Section 2-7-120. Designation of non-recurring or one-time expenditures in budget recommendations and general appropriations bills.
Section 2-7-125. Recorded roll call vote defined; when required.
Section 2-7-210. Clerk shall correct typographical and clerical errors in legislative enactments.
Section 2-7-220. Procedure for making corrections.
Section 2-7-230. Doubtful matters shall not be corrected.
Section 2-7-240. No correction shall be made after fifteen days.
Section 2-7-410. Petition and draft of bill for legislation for private purposes.
Section 2-7-420. Statement of reasons for legislative charter.
Section 2-7-430. Application for charter or incorporation of transportation company.
Section 2-7-440. Statement of merits effect on others and notice.
Section 2-7-450. Reference of petition to committee.

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