Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 63-19-815 So As To Require Law Enforcement Officers To Comply With Certain Requirements Before Interrogating A Child Who Has Been Taken Into Custody For Violating A Criminal Law Or Ordinance, And For Other Purposes.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 12-37-250, Relating To The Homestead Property Tax Exemption Allowed For Persons Who Are Over The Age Of Sixty-five Years, Disabled, Or Legally Blind, So As To Increase The Exemption Amount From The First Fifty Thousand Dollars To The First One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of The Fair Market Value Of The Homestead; And By Repealing Section 12-37-245 Relating To An Obsolete Reference To The Homestead Exemption.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "stop Surprise Bills Act" By Adding Section 38-71-292 So As To Prohibit Insurers And Healthcare Providers From Engaging In Surprise Billing; And By Adding Section 39-5-45 So As To Make It An Unfair Trade Practice For An Insurer Or Healthcare Provider To Engage In The Practice Of Surprise Billing.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 44-63-145 So As To Require The Department Of Public Health To Issue Upon Receipt Of Certain Documentation A Certificate Of Foreign Birth For A Child With United States Citizenship Who Is Born In A Foreign Country To A Parent Who Is A Resident Of South Carolina; And By Amending Section 44-63-140, Relating To Supplementary Or Amended Birth Certificates, So As To Make A Technical Correction.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 44-6-120 So As To Provide That Beginning January 1, 2026, An Adult Sixty-five Years Of Age Or Younger Whose Income Is At Or Below One Hundred Thirty-three Percent Of The Federal Poverty Level, With A Five Percent Income Disregard, Is Eligible For Medicaid As Provided For In The Patient Protection And Afforable Care Act, And Amendments To That Act.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 63-7-2410 So As To Require The Department Of Social Services To Collect Information About Outcomes Of Youth Who Have Aged Out Of Foster Care And For Other Purposes.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 16-17-710, Relating To Ticket Resales, So As To Remove Certain Exceptions; And By Amending Section 39-5-36, Relating To The Resale Of Tickets For More Than The Original Price, So As To Remove Certain Exceptions.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 15-39-160 So As To Provide That If The State Is Under A State Of Emergency, Then No Judicial Proceeding Or Judicial Sale May Be Held To Foreclose On Real Property; And By Adding Section 12-51-180 So As To Provide That If The State Is Under A State Of Emergency, Then No County Treasurer May Foreclose On Real Property.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 30-4-40, Relating To Matters Exempt Or Prohibited From Disclosure Under The Freedom Of Information Act, So As To Prohibit The Disclosure Of Recordings Of Telephone Conversations Of Inmates And Their Visitors Made By The Facility In Which The Inmate Is Incarcerated.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "child Data Privacy And Protection Act" By Adding Article 9 To Chapter 5, Title 39 So As To Provide Definitions, To Provide For Certain Data Protection Impact Assessments, To Provide That Certain Entities May Not Collect, Retain, Process, Or Sell Certain Personal Data, To Provide That Certain Entities Shall Utilize Privacy By Default, To Provide That Users Must Have Access To Their Accounts, To Provide That Certain Civil And Criminal Subpoenas And Warrants Must Be Expedited, To Provide That Privacy Policies Must Be Prominently Displayed, To Provide For Methods For Notifications, To Provide For A Public Awareness Campaign, To Require A Report, And To Provide For A Cause Of Action.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 27-32-40, Relating To Furnishing Copies Of Timeshare Contracts To Purchasers, So As To Provide That A Purchaser May Cancel The Contract Within Ten Days Of Signing.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "small Business Regulatory Freedom Act" By Adding Section 1-23-285 So As To Provide The Small Business Regulatory Review Committee Shall Conduct An Initial Review Of Regulations Pending Reauthorization And Make Recommendations To The General Assembly For Retaining Or Removing Regulations, To Provide It Is The Duty Of The Committee When Reviewing Regulations To Reduce The Overall Regulatory Burden On Businesses By Reducing The Number Of Regulatory Requirements By Twenty-five Percent, And To Provide The Committee May Request Any Necessary Information From State Agencies And To Require The Compliance Of Agencies With These Requests, Among Other Things; By Amending Section 1-23-110, Relating To The Process For Promulgating Regulations Under The Administrative Procedures Act So As To Provide Agencies May Not Promulgate Regulations Absent Express Statutory Authority And Citation To The Specific Statutory Authority, To Provide For Every Regulation An Agency Proposes, It Must Identify And Propose Two Of Its Regulations To Remove, To Provide Persons Aggrieved By A Regulation May Challenge The Validity Of The Regulation In A Court Of Competent Jurisdiction, And To Provide Courts May Declare Regulations Invalid Upon Finding An Absence Of Express Statutory Authority To Promulgate; By Amending Section 1-23-115, Relating To Assessment Reports For Regulations Submitted For Promulgation, So As To Provide All Regulations Submitted For Promulgation Must Include Assessment Reports, To Allow Longer Review Periods In Certain Circumstances, To Provide Discount Rates Must Be Justified If Applied In An Analysis Report, To Provide Promulgating Agencies Must Conduct Retrospective Assessment Reports In Certain Circumstances, To Provide Assessment Contents Must Be Made Publicly Available In A Certain Manner, To Provide Certain Standardized Analytic Methods And Metrics Must Be Applied To All Regulations, To Require Retrospective Assessment Reports Be Conducted When Regulations Are Reviewed For Renewal, Among Other Things; By Amending Section 1-23-120, Relating To Documents Required To Be Filed To Initiate The Review Process For A Regulation, So As To Require The Documents Include An Automatic Expiration Date, And To Provide For The Automatic Expiration And Periodic Review Of Regulations; And By Amending Section 1-23-380, Relating To Judicial Review Upon Exhaustion Of Administrative Remedies, So As To Provide Requirements For Judicial Review Of Agency Interpretations Of Regulations.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Article 5 To Chapter 8, Title 16 Entitled "terrorism" So As To Provide For The Offense Of Furthering Terrorism, Define The Elements Of The Offense, And To Provide A Penalty; To Create The Offense Of Material Or Financial Support Of An Act Of Terrorism Or Concealment Of The Actions Or Plans Of Another To Carry Out An Act Of Terrorism, Define The Elements Of The Offense, And To Provide A Penalty; And To Provide For The Seizure And Forfeiture Of Real And Personal Property Used In Connection With An Offense Contained In The Article; And By Amending Section 16-23-710, Relating To Offenses Involving Handguns, So As To Amend The Definition Of "terrorism."

A Concurrent Resolution Memorializing The United States Congress To Enact Legislation Imposing Term Limits For The Supreme Court Of The United States And Commending The Court For Imposing An Ethical Justices' Code Of Conduct.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Article 3 To Chapter 103, Title 59 So As To Entitle The Article "accrediting Agencies"; To Provide Necessary Definitions; And To Provide Accrediting Agencies Of Institutions Of Higher Learning In This State May Not Take Action On Accreditation Based On Certain Factors Concerning Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion Engagement, Data, Or Required Statements; And To Provide Means Of Redress For Violations.