Reference is to Printer's Date 3/29/17-H.
Amend the bill, as and if amended, Section 56-5-6410(4), as contained in SECTION 1, Page 3, Lines 1-17, by striking item 4 and inserting :
/ (4) If a child
is at least one year of age but less than six years of age and
weighs more than eighty pounds, the child may be restrained in
an adult safety belt. If a child less than six years of age can
sit with his back straight against the vehicle seat back
cushion, with his knees bent over the vehicle's seat edge
without slouching, the child may be seated in the regular back
seat and secured by an adult safety belt. A child at
least eight years of age or at least fifty-seven inches tall may
be restrained in an adult safety belt if the child can be
secured properly by an adult safety seat belt. A child is
properly secured by an adult safety seat belt when:
(a)
the lap belt fits across the child's thighs and
hips and not across the abdomen;
(b)
the shoulder belt crosses the center of the
child's chest and not the neck; and
(c)
the child is able to sit with his back straight
against the vehicle seat back cushion with his knees bent over
the vehicle's seat edge without slouching.
/
Renumber sections to conform.
Amend title to conform.