South Carolina regulations
- Department of Natural Resources - Chapter 123 - Shellfish Permits, R. 123-34June 28, 2026
Department of Natural Resources Regulation 123-34 establishes a twelve-month expiration period for commercial shellfish culture and mariculture permit applications that receive no agency decision or official correspondence.
- Department of Natural Resources - Chapter 123 - Verifiable Documentation for Blue Crab License Eligibility, R. 123-37 (New)June 28, 2026
South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Regulation 123-37 establishes documentation requirements for commercial blue crab license renewal, requiring landings recorded in Wholesale Seafood Dealer Reports or provided by Georgia or North Carolin…
- Department of Natural Resources - Chapter 123 - Wildlife Management Area Regulations and Turkey Hunting Rules and Seasons, R. 123-40 and R. 123-51June 28, 2026
Department of Natural Resources regulations establish hunting seasons, bag limits, and hunting methods for Wildlife Management Areas across four game zones, covering deer, bear, hogs, and small game with specific weapons restrictions and access rule…
- Department of Public Health - R. 60-122 Standards for Licensing In-Home Care ProvidersJune 28, 2026
South Carolina Department of Public Health updates R. 60-122 licensing standards for all in-home care providers, covering application procedures, criminal checks, drug testing, fees, service requirements, reporting, emergency procedures, and insuran…
- Department of Transportation - Chapter 63, Tandem Trailer Combination and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program AmendmentsJune 28, 2026
Department of Transportation updates Chapter 63 regulations to modernize tandem trailer combination standards on the National Truck Network and align the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program with federal 49 CFR Part 26 requirements by removing …
- University of South Carolina - Chapter 119, Parking and Transportation Services RegulationsJune 28, 2026
University of South Carolina Chapter 119 establishes parking and transportation regulations including registration requirements, permit fees, ADA access, violation penalties up to $500 with privilege suspension to four years, and 15 mph campus speed…
- South Carolina Department of Public Health - R. 60-16 Minimum Standards for Licensing Hospitals and Institutional General InfirmariesJune 28, 2026
South Carolina Department of Public Health amends hospital licensing standards to add acute hospital care at home program provisions, update emergency services requirements, and clarify bed capacity standards under the revised R. 60-16 regulation.
- South Carolina Department of Natural Resources - Wildlife Management Area Hunting Regulations, R. 123-40 and R. 123-51June 28, 2026
South Carolina Department of Natural Resources amends hunting regulations for Wildlife Management Areas, including turkey season from April 3 to May 3 across four game zones with specified bag limits, dog training rules, vehicle restrictions, and cl…
- Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation - Board of Examiners in Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology - Chapter 115 - Speech-Language Pathology AssistantsJune 28, 2026
Final regulations for Speech-Language Pathology Assistants require a bachelor's degree in Speech-Language Pathology with 36 semester hours minimum core curriculum and 100 supervised clinical hours, with supervising pathologists limited to three assi…
- State Commission on Higher Education - LIFE Scholarship Program and LIFE Scholarship EnhancementJune 28, 2026
State Commission on Higher Education is drafting regulations for the LIFE Scholarship Program and LIFE Scholarship Enhancement; public comment is invited on proposed changes.
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