Department of Insurance amends Regulation 69-14 to correct insurance holding company reporting requirements and language; comment period closes July 27, 2026.
Department of Public Health corrects a citation error in in-home care provider licensing regulations, changing Section 601.B.3 reference from '601.C.3.a' to '601.B.3.a' to properly reference care services plan revision requirements.
South Carolina Workers' Compensation Commission regulation R. 67-1507 establishes procedures for irrevocable letters of credit as proof of compliance for self-insured employers, including 60-day notice requirements for expiration and Commission cons…
South Carolina Board of Occupational Therapy is drafting amendments to Chapter 94 regarding continuing education requirements for licensed practitioners and seeking legislative review.
South Carolina Board of Medical Examiners is drafting regulatory amendments affecting PA and RCP reinstatement procedures and ketamine regulations, subject to legislative review.
South Carolina Board of Dentistry is drafting amendments to continuing education requirements under R.39-5, subject to legislative review.
State Board of Financial Institutions proposes repealing R.15-39N, which authorized state-chartered savings and loan associations to make home mortgage loans under now-defunct federal terms.
State Board of Financial Institutions proposes repealing R.15-39G, which authorized State-chartered savings and loan associations to make balloon payment and reverse annuity mortgage loans, because federal law now permits this activity directly.
Executive Order No. 2026-11 calls for a special election on August 25, 2026, to fill a Greeleyville Town Council vacancy with candidate filing between noon June 29 and noon July 10, 2026.
South Carolina State Board of Pharmacy initiates drafting of proposed regulations governing pharmacy practice and licensure standards.
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