The bill H. 3859 aims to amend the South Carolina Code of Laws by adding Article 29 to Chapter 1, Title 1, which prohibits state-funded agencies, departments, universities, or public institutions from allocating any funding, resources, or support to the World Health Organization (WHO) or its affiliated programs. This legislation is motivated by concerns regarding the WHO's policies and practices, which are perceived to conflict with American interests and the values of South Carolinians. The bill emphasizes the importance of using taxpayer dollars to support entities that align with the principles of transparency, accountability, and state sovereignty.

Additionally, the bill mandates that all state-funded entities currently implementing any policies or initiatives associated with the WHO must terminate these practices immediately. It requires a comprehensive review of their policies and budgets to eliminate any connections to the WHO, with a report on compliance due to the General Assembly within ninety days of the act's enactment. The bill will take effect upon the Governor's approval.