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  • Introduced
    May 12, 2020
  • Passed Senate
    May 12, 2020
  • Passed House
  • Signed into Law
S 1201
South Carolina Senate Bill
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A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO EXPRESS THE SENSE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY THAT THE GOVERNOR IS NOT AUTHORIZED TO DECLARE SUCCESSIVE STATES OF EMERGENCY THAT ARE BASED UPON THE SCOPE OF IMPACT OF THE EVENT OR OCCURRENCE THAT WAS THE BASIS FOR THE STATE OF EMERGENCY. FURTHER, TO EXPRESS THE SENSE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY THAT A STATE OF EMERGENCY DECLARED BY THE GOVERNOR MAY NOT LAST LONGER THAN FIFTEEN DAYS WITHOUT THE EXPRESS CONSENT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, THAT THE GOVERNOR HAS A DUTY TO REQUEST AN EXTENSION IF HE BELIEVES THAT THE EMERGENCY WILL EXTEND BEYOND FIFTEEN DAYS, AND THAT WITHOUT EXPRESS CONSENT FROM THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY THE STATE OF EMERGENCY EXPIRES FIFTEEN DAYS AFTER IT IS DECLARED.
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House • Jun 24, 2020: Referred to Committee on Judiciary

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  • Jun 24, 2020 | House
    • Introduced
    • Referred to Committee on Judiciary
  • May 12, 2020 | Senate
    • Introduced and read first time
    • Referred to Committee on Judiciary
    • Recalled from Committee on Judiciary
    • Adopted, sent to House
    • Roll call Ayes-17 Nays-16
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