S 0295 Joint Resolution, By Hutto, Fair, Jackson, Rankin and Ford

Similar(H 3204)
 A JOINT RESOLUTION TO CREATE THE SOUTH CAROLINA SUMMER CAMP STUDY COMMITTEE TO
 STUDY THE SUMMER CAMPS IN THE STATE AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE
 LEGISLATURE RELATED TO LICENSING AND REGULATION OF SUMMER CAMPS, PROVIDE FOR
 THE MEMBERSHIP AND METHOD OF APPOINTMENT FOR THE MEMBERSHIP, PROVIDE FOR THE
 DUTIES OF THE STUDY COMMITTEE, PROVIDE FOR THE STAFFING OF THE STUDY
 COMMITTEE, AND TO DISSOLVE THE STUDY COMMITTEE AFTER A REPORT OF ITS FINDINGS
 IS PROVIDED TO THE LEGISLATURE AND THE GOVERNOR.

   12/15/10  Senate Prefiled
   12/15/10  Senate Referred to Committee on Education
   01/11/11  Senate Introduced and read first time
                     (Senate Journal-page 133)
   01/11/11  Senate Referred to Committee on Education
                     (Senate Journal-page 133)
   03/15/11  Senate Committee report: Favorable with amendment
                     Education (Senate Journal-page 16)
   03/16/11         Scrivener's error corrected
   03/24/11  Senate Committee Amendment Adopted (Senate Journal-page 17)
   03/24/11  Senate Read second time (Senate Journal-page 17)
   03/24/11  Senate Roll call Ayes-34  Nays-10 (Senate Journal-page 17)
   03/29/11  Senate Read third time and sent to House
                     (Senate Journal-page 6)
   03/30/11  House  Introduced and read first time (House Journal-page 20)
   03/30/11  House  Referred to Committee on Labor, Commerce and
                     Industry (House Journal-page 20)
   04/05/11  House  Recalled from Committee on Labor, Commerce and
                     Industry (House Journal-page 20)
   04/05/11  House  Referred to Committee on Medical, Military,
                     Public and Municipal Affairs (House Journal-page 20)
   04/26/11  House  Committee report: Favorable Medical, Military,
                     Public and Municipal Affairs (House Journal-page 71)
   04/27/11  House  Recommitted to Committee on Medical, Military,
                     Public and Municipal Affairs (House Journal-page 61)
   05/18/11  House  Committee report: Favorable with amendment
                     Medical, Military, Public and Municipal Affairs
                     (House Journal-page 1)
   05/24/11  House  Requests for debate-Rep(s). Norman
                     (House Journal-page 15)
   05/24/11  House  Recommitted to Committee on Medical, Military,
                     Public and Municipal Affairs (House Journal-page 15)
   06/01/11  House  Recalled from Committee on Medical, Military,
                     Public and Municipal Affairs (House Journal-page 78)
   06/02/11  House  Debate adjourned (House Journal-page 18)
   01/10/12  House  Rejected (House Journal-page 79)
   01/10/12  House  Roll call Yeas-42  Nays-75 (House Journal-page 79)
   02/22/12  House  Debate adjourned until Thur., 03-08-12
                     (House Journal-page 141)

RECALLED

June 1, 2011

S. 295

S. Printed 6/1/11--H.

Read the first time March 30, 2011.

TO CREATE THE SOUTH CAROLINA SUMMER CAMP STUDY COMMITTEE TO STUDY THE SUMMER CAMPS IN THE STATE AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE LEGISLATURE RELATED TO LICENSING AND REGULATION OF SUMMER CAMPS, PROVIDE FOR THE MEMBERSHIP AND METHOD OF APPOINTMENT FOR THE MEMBERSHIP, PROVIDE FOR THE DUTIES OF THE STUDY COMMITTEE, PROVIDE FOR THE STAFFING OF THE STUDY COMMITTEE, AND TO DISSOLVE THE STUDY COMMITTEE AFTER A REPORT OF ITS FINDINGS IS PROVIDED TO THE LEGISLATURE AND THE GOVERNOR.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina:

SECTION    1.    (A)    A South Carolina Summer Camp Study Committee is created to study the summer camps in the State and to recommend legislation, if appropriate, related to the licensing and regulation of summer camps.

(B)    The study committee must be composed of the following members:

(1)    the Director of the Department of Social Services, or his designee, who shall serve as the chairperson for the study committee;

(2)    the Commissioner of the Department of Health and Environmental Control, or his designee, who shall serve as the co-chairperson of the study committee;

(3)    the Director of the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, or his designee;

(4)    one member of the Joint Citizens and Legislative Committee on Children (JCLCC), chosen by the Chairperson of the JCLCC;

(5)    one member representing the YMCA, chosen by the chairperson upon the recommendation of the YMCA;

(6)    one member representing the South Carolina Recreation and Parks Association (SCRPA), chosen by the chairperson upon the recommendation of the SCRPA;

(7)    one member representing the South Carolina Afterschool Care Alliance (SCACA), chosen by the chairperson upon the recommendation of the SCACA;

(8)    three members appointed by the Governor, of which at least two members must be from religious-affiliated groups that operate summer camp programs in South Carolina; and

(9)    one member appointed by the Chairman of the Commission on Higher Education.

(C)    The study committee must review all information it considers relevant related to summer camps, any current statutes or regulations governing summer camps, and any deficiencies related to the operation or regulation of summer camps. The study committee must develop and recommend statewide minimum requirements it deems necessary for the care and protection of children attending summer camps and recommend a mechanism for the enforcement of the requirements. The study committee must complete and render a written public report detailing its findings and recommendations, to include any recommended legislation, to the Governor, the President Pro Tempore of the Senate, and the Speaker of the House of Representatives by January 31, 2012, at which time the study committee must be dissolved.

(D)    The staffing for the committee must be provided by the South Carolina Department of Social Services.

(E)    Members of the study committee shall serve without compensation and may not receive mileage or per diem.

(F)    Except as otherwise provided, the study committee may organize and collect information in the manner it deems to be best suited to accomplish its objectives.

SECTION    2.    This joint resolution takes effect upon approval by the Governor.