STATE BILLSC H 3285PASSED

Continuing law enforcement education credits and EMS training

State of South Carolina

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 23-23-57 So As To Provide Law Enforcement Officers Are Required To Complete Continuing Law Enforcement Education Credits In Autism Spectrum Disorder; And By Amending Section 44-61-80, Relating To Emergency Medical Technician Certification, So As To Provide The Emergency Medical Technician Training Program Must Include Courses In Autism Spectrum Disorder. - Ratified Title

Status
Passed
Signed or otherwise enacted
Status date
May 26, 2026
170 days ago
Current chamber
Senate
Session
2025-2026 Regular Session
SC H 3285 · PassedMay 26

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Bill details

Last action
Act No. 134 · May 26, 2026

Sponsors

KLKathy LandingRepresentative · Republican · HD-080Primary sponsor
TSTiffany Spann-WilderRepresentative · Democrat · HD-109
KGKambrell GarvinRepresentative · Democrat · HD-077
GCGilda Cobb-HunterRepresentative · Democrat · HD-095
RHRosalyn Henderson-MyersRepresentative · Democrat · HD-031
THTom HartnettRepresentative · Republican · HD-110
JBJoseph BustosRepresentative · Republican · HD-112
JJJermaine JohnsonRepresentative · Democrat · HD-052
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JTJames TeepleRepresentative · Republican · HD-116
PWPaul WickensimerRepresentative · Republican · HD-022
MSMarvin SmithRepresentative · Republican · HD-099
SDSylleste DavisRepresentative · Republican · HD-100
HHHarriet HolmanRepresentative · Republican · HD-102
CWCourtney WatersRepresentative · Democrat · HD-113
MRMichael RiversRepresentative · Democrat · HD-121
WGWendell GilliardRepresentative · Democrat · HD-111

Bill history

Newest first.

May 26, 2026Act No. 134
May 26, 2026Effective date 05/15/26
May 15, 2026Signed By Governor
May 14, 2026Ratified R 173
Apr 30, 2026Read third time and enrolledSenate
Apr 29, 2026Roll call Ayes-43 Nays-0Senate
Apr 29, 2026Read second timeSenate
Apr 9, 2026Committee report: Favorable JudiciarySenate
Show 15 earlier actions
Apr 9, 2025Referred to Committee on JudiciarySenate
Apr 9, 2025Introduced and read first timeSenate
Apr 9, 2025Read third time and sent to SenateHouse
Apr 8, 2025Roll call Yeas-98 Nays-0House
Apr 8, 2025Read second timeHouse
Apr 8, 2025Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Waters, Rivers, GilliardHouse
Apr 4, 2025Scrivener's error corrected
Apr 3, 2025Member(s) request name added as sponsor: M.M.Smith, Davis, HolmanHouse
Apr 2, 2025Committee report: Favorable JudiciaryHouse
Apr 1, 2025Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Hartnett, Bustos, J.L.Johnson, Teeple, WickensimerHouse
Mar 27, 2025Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Henderson-MyersHouse
Jan 14, 2025Referred to Committee on JudiciaryHouse
Jan 14, 2025Introduced and read first timeHouse
Dec 5, 2024Referred to Committee on JudiciaryHouse
Dec 5, 2024PrefiledHouse

Recorded votes

House: Passage Of BillApr 8, 2025 · House · 98 yea · 0 nayPassed
Senate: 2nd ReadingApr 29, 2026 · Senate · 43 yea · 0 nayPassed

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