S 0321 General Bill, By Senate Finance
 A Bill to establish a limitation on expenditures of state government based on
 the economic growth of the state as measured by the growth in South Carolina
 personal income, and a limitation on growth of state employment based on the
 growth of the population of the state and provide procedures for computing
 both limitations; prohibit the use of revenue bond proceeds for other than
 capital improvements and limit annual maximum debt service on general
 obligation bonds to not more than five percent of general state revenues in
 the previous fiscal year; require new or increased taxes to be levied by
 separate legislative acts rather than in appropriations acts; and to repeal
 Section 12, Part II, of Act 517 of 1980, relating to spending and employment
 limitations and other budget matters effective March 1, 1983.
   03/11/81  Senate Introduced and read first time SJ-6
   03/11/81  Senate Referred to Committee on Finance SJ-6
   03/26/81  Senate Committee report: Favorable with amendment Finance SJ-7
   04/08/81  Senate Debate interrupted SJ-23
   04/16/81  Senate Debate interrupted SJ-6
   04/21/81  Senate Debate interrupted SJ-18
   04/22/81  Senate Amended SJ-17
   04/22/81  Senate Debate interrupted SJ-17
   04/23/81  Senate Amended SJ-13
   04/23/81  Senate Debate interrupted SJ-13
   04/28/81  Senate Amended
   04/29/81  Senate Amended SJ-12
   04/29/81  Senate Read second time SJ-12
   04/29/81  Senate Ordered to third reading with notice of
                     amendments SJ-12
   04/30/81  Senate Amended SJ-29
   04/30/81  Senate Read third time and sent to House SJ-29
   04/30/81  Senate Reconsidered SJ-34
   04/30/81  Senate Read third time and sent to House SJ-34
   05/05/81  House  Introduced and read first time HJ-2195
   05/05/81  House  Referred to Committee on Ways and Means HJ-2195
   04/29/82  House  Recalled from Committee on Ways and Means HJ-2693
   05/05/82  House  Read second time HJ-2788
   05/05/82  House  Reconsidered HJ-2790
   05/05/82  House   Objection HJ-2790