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... state taxes may not be imposed except upon a favorable vote of the qualified electors of the State in a referendum, to limit increases in state spending to the increase in the consumer price index and provide exceptions, to authorize the ...

... state taxes may not be imposed except upon a favorable vote of the qualified electors of the State in a referendum, to limit increases in state spending to the increase in the Consumer Price Index and provide exceptions, to authorize the ...

... is nevertheless considered taxable property for purposes of the Constitutional debt limit and the Index of Taxpaying Ability, to provide a spending limitation for counties, municipalities and special purpose and public service districts and ...

... State taxes may not be imposed except upon a favorable vote of the qualified electors of the State in a referendum, to limit increases in State spending to the increase in the Consumer Price Index and provide exceptions, to authorize the ...

... state taxes may not be imposed except upon a favorable vote of the qualified electors of the State in a referendum, to limit increases in state spending to the increase in the Consumer Price Index and provide exceptions, to authorize the ...

S 0519 General Bill, By Leatherman, Jackson, Martin, McConnell and Passailaigue A Bill to provide a spending limitation for counties, municipalities, and special purpose and public service districts and an ad ...

... and D.E. McTeer A Bill to amend the Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, by adding Sections 4-9-142, 5-21-70, and 6-1-60 so as to provide a spending limit for counties, municipalities, and special purpose and public service districts; ...

... STATE TAXES MAY NOT BE IMPOSED EXCEPT UPON A FAVORABLE VOTE OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE STATE IN A REFERENDUM, TO LIMIT INCREASES IN STATE SPENDING TO THE INCREASE IN THE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX AND PROVIDE EXCEPTIONS, TO AUTHORIZE THE ...

... STATE TAXES MAY NOT BE IMPOSED EXCEPT UPON A FAVORABLE VOTE OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE STATE IN A REFERENDUM, TO LIMIT INCREASES IN STATE SPENDING TO THE INCREASE IN THE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX AND PROVIDE EXCEPTIONS, TO AUTHORIZE THE ...

... STATE TAXES MAY NOT BE IMPOSED EXCEPT UPON A FAVORABLE VOTE OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE STATE IN A REFERENDUM, TO LIMIT INCREASES IN STATE SPENDING TO THE INCREASE IN THE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX AND PROVIDE EXCEPTIONS, TO AUTHORIZE THE ...

... SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, PROVIDING FOR THE REVISED LIMITATION ON APPROPRIATIONS AND AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE X ADDING A NEW SECTION ESTABLISHING THE SPENDING LIMIT RESERVE FUND AND PROVIDING FOR ITS USE, TO PROVIDE THAT THE LIMITATION FOR A ...

... AND EXPENDITURES IN BALANCE, THE LIMITATION ON STATE APPROPRIATIONS, AND THE LIMITATIONS ON STATE EMPLOYEES, SO AS TO DELETE THE EXISTING STATE SPENDING LIMITATION AND REQUIRE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO REPLACE IT BY A LAW PROVIDING A LIMIT ON ...

... and Owens A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 11-11-410, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL STATE SPENDING LIMITATION, SO AS TO ELIMINATE THE EXISTING STATE ...

... TO FACILITATE ADMINISTRATION; FOR RETENTION OF THE ABILITY OF THE SETTLOR'S CREDITORS TO REACH THE TRUST PROPERTY IN A TRUST; FOR THE VALIDITY SPENDTHRIFT PROVISION EXCEPT AS TO CHILD SUPPORT AND PROTECTION OF THE SPECIAL NEEDS TRUST; FOR ...

... FUND) TO WHICH MUST BE APPROPRIATED ALL ESTIMATED STATE GENERAL FUND SURPLUS REVENUE FOR A FISCAL YEAR IN EXCESS OF THE STATE CONSTITUTIONAL SPENDING LIMIT AND SUCH OTHER REVENUES AS THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY MAY PROVIDE BY LAW, TO PROVIDE THAT ...

... SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, PROVIDING FOR THE REVISED LIMITATION ON APPROPRIATIONS AND AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE X ADDING A NEW SECTION ESTABLISHING THE SPENDING LIMIT RESERVE FUND AND PROVIDING FOR ITS USE, TO PROVIDE THAT THE LIMITATION FOR A ...

... TO FACILITATE ADMINISTRATION; FOR RETENTION OF THE ABILITY OF THE SETTLOR'S CREDITORS TO REACH THE TRUST PROPERTY IN A TRUST; FOR THE VALIDITY SPENDTHRIFT PROVISION EXCEPT AS TO CHILD SUPPORT AND PROTECTION OF THE SPECIAL NEEDS TRUST; FOR ...

... AMEND SECTION 11-11-410, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO STATE APPROPRIATIONS IN ANY FISCAL YEAR BEING SUBJECT TO A SPECIFIED SPENDING LIMITATION, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT BEGINNING JULY 1, 2009, THIS LIMITATION ON STATE ...

...   The right to disclaim exists notwithstanding any limitation on the disclaimant's interest in the nature of a spendthrift provision or similar restriction. (c)    The right to ...

... or (iv)    a judicial sale of the interest sought to be disclaimed has occurred. (6)    A disclaimer is not barred by a spendthrift provision or similar restriction on transfer or the right to disclaim imposed by ...

... CONSUMER HEALTH CARE PROGRAM, WHICH PROVIDES HEALTH CARE TO LOW-INCOME, UNINSURED SOUTH CAROLINIANS THROUGH MANAGED CARE PLANS AND MEDICAL SPENDING ACCOUNTS; TO ESTABLISH PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS; TO SPECIFY HEALTH CARE SERVICES ...

... submission of its recommended budget to the House Ways and Means Committee; provide that the General Assembly may, by a special vote, suspend the spending limitation for any one fiscal year for a specific amount if a financial emergency is ...

S 0584 Joint Resolution, By Cleary, Campsen and Elliott Similar(H 3475) A JOINT RESOLUTION TO EXTEND THE SPENDING LIMITATION IMPOSED PURSUANT TO THE FISCAL DISCIPLINE PLAN OF 2004 THROUGH FISCAL YEAR ...

... Witherspoon, Hiott, Bannister, J.M. Neal, Emory, J. Brown, Agnew, Hosey and Mitchell Similar(S 584) A JOINT RESOLUTION TO EXTEND THE SPENDING LIMITATION IMPOSED PURSUANT TO THE FISCAL DISCIPLINE PLAN OF 2004 THROUGH FISCAL YEAR ...

... Peeler, McGill, Rose, Campsen, Setzler, Fair and Rankin Similar(S 4) A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 11-11-410 OF THE 1976 CODE, RELATING TO THE SPENDING LIMIT REQUIRED BY SECTION 7(C), ARTICLE X OF THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ...

... AMEND SECTION 11-11-410, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO STATE APPROPRIATIONS IN ANY FISCAL YEAR BEING SUBJECT TO A SPECIFIED SPENDING LIMITATION, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT BEGINNING JULY 1, 2010, STATE GENERAL FUND ...

... is the period during which candidates who wish to become eligible for clean elections funding for the next elections are permitted to raise and spend a limited amount of private seed money, in contributions of up to one hundred dollars per ...

... is the period during which candidates who wish to become eligible for clean elections funding for the next elections are permitted to raise and spend a limited amount of private seed money, in contributions of up to one hundred dollars per ...

... is the period during which candidates who wish to become eligible for clean elections funding for the next elections are permitted to raise and spend a limited amount of private seed money, in contributions of up to one hundred dollars for ...

... and visitors may speak privately if they desire; (3)    wear his own clothes, have access to personal hygiene articles, keep and spend a reasonable sum of his own money, and keep and use his own personal possessions including ...

... is the period during which candidates who wish to become eligible for clean elections funding for the next elections are permitted to raise and spend a limited amount of private seed money, in contributions of up to one hundred dollars for ...

... is the period during which candidates who wish to become eligible for clean elections funding for the next elections are permitted to raise and spend a limited amount of private seed money, in contributions of up to one hundred dollars for ...

... is the period during which candidates who wish to become eligible for clean elections funding for the next elections are permitted to raise and spend a limited amount of private seed money, in contributions of up to one hundred dollars for ...

... is the period during which candidates who wish to become eligible for clean elections funding for the next elections are permitted to raise and spend a limited amount of private seed money, in contributions of up to one hundred dollars for ...

... Setzler and Campsen A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 11-11-410, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO IMPLEMENTATION OF THE LIMIT ON STATE SPENDING IMPOSED PURSUANT TO SECTION 7(C), ARTICLE X OF THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ...

... is the period during which candidates who wish to become eligible for clean elections funding for the next elections are permitted to raise and spend a limited amount of private seed money, in contributions of up to one hundred dollars for ...

... is the period during which candidates who wish to become eligible for clean elections funding for the next elections are permitted to raise and spend a limited amount of private seed money, in contributions of up to one hundred dollars for ...

... is the period during which candidates who wish to become eligible for clean elections funding for the next elections are permitted to raise and spend a limited amount of private seed money, in contributions of up to one hundred dollars for ...

... 2) A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 11-11-410, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO IMPLEMENTATION OF THE LIMIT ON STATE SPENDING IMPOSED PURSUANT TO SECTION 7(C), ARTICLE X OF THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, SO AS TO IMPOSE ...

... SUSPENDED FOR A FISCAL YEAR FOR A SPECIFIC AMOUNT UPON A SPECIAL VOTE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND TO DEFINE THIS SPECIAL VOTE, TO ESTABLISH THE SPENDING LIMIT RESERVE FUND TO WHICH ALL SURPLUS GENERAL FUND REVENUES MUST BE CREDITED, TO ...

... is the period during which candidates who wish to become eligible for clean elections funding for the next elections are permitted to raise and spend a limited amount of private seed money, in contributions of up to one hundred dollars for ...

... 0039 General Bill, By Campsen A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 11-11-410 OF THE 1976 CODE, RELATING TO IMPLEMENTATION OF THE LIMIT ON STATE SPENDING IMPOSED PURSUANT TO SECTION 7(C), ARTICLE X OF THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, ...

... 0061 General Bill, By Campsen A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 11-11-410 OF THE 1976 CODE, RELATING TO IMPLEMENTATION OF THE LIMIT ON STATE SPENDING IMPOSED PURSUANT TO SECTION 7(C), ARTICLE X OF THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, ...

... SUSPENDED FOR A FISCAL YEAR FOR A SPECIFIC AMOUNT UPON A SPECIAL VOTE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND TO DEFINE THIS SPECIAL VOTE, TO ESTABLISH THE SPENDING LIMIT RESERVE FUND TO WHICH ALL SURPLUS GENERAL FUND REVENUES MUST BE CREDITED, TO ...

... 0064 General Bill, By Campsen A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 11-11-410, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE LIMIT ON STATE SPENDING IMPOSED PURSUANT TO SECTION 7(C), ARTICLE X OF THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ...

... is the period during which candidates who wish to become eligible for publicly financed funding for the next elections are permitted to raise and spend a limited amount of private seed money, in contributions of up to one hundred dollars for ...

... General Bill, By McCoy and Bennett A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 11-11-410, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE LIMIT ON STATE SPENDING IMPOSED PURSUANT TO SECTION 7(C), ARTICLE X OF THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1895, ...

... is the period during which candidates who wish to become eligible for publicly financed funding for the next elections are permitted to raise and spend a limited amount of private seed money, in contributions of up to one hundred dollars for ...

... 0102 General Bill, By Campsen and Rice A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 11-11-410 OF THE 1976 CODE, RELATING TO APPROPRIATIONS SUBJECT TO A SPENDING LIMITATION, TO IMPOSE AN ANNUAL LIMIT ON THE STATE GENERAL FUND REVENUES AVAILABLE ...

... is the period during which candidates who wish to become eligible for publicly financed funding for the next elections are permitted to raise and spend a limited amount of private seed money, in contributions of up to one hundred dollars for ...

... Bill, By Campsen and Rice A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 11-11-410, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO APPROPRIATIONS SUBJECT TO A SPENDING LIMITATION, SO AS TO IMPOSE AN ANNUAL LIMIT ON THE STATE GENERAL FUND REVENUES AVAILABLE ...

... Bill, By Campsen A BILL TO AMEND THE SOUTH CAROLINA CODE OF LAWS BY AMENDING SECTION 11-11-410, RELATING TO APPROPRIATIONS SUBJECT TO THE SPENDING LIMITATION, SO AS TO IMPOSE AN ANNUAL LIMIT ON THE STATE GENERAL FUND REVENUES AVAILABLE ...

... and ending June 30, 1986, at least a total of $571,209 for operating expenses for the commission. In addition to this sum, the Commission may spend other sources of revenue, such as back taxes, for a total operating budget of $749,993 during ...

... of six hundred five thousand two hundred eight dollars, for operating expenses for the Commission. In addition to this sum, the Commission may spend other sources of revenue, such as back taxes, carry-over, and funds generated for a total ...

... a total of six hundred twenty-five thousand, one dollars for operating expenses for the Commission. In addition to this sum, the Commission may spend other sources of revenue, such as back taxes, carry-over, and funds generated for a total ...

... expenses for the district during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1990, and ending June 30, 1991. In addition to this sum, the district may spend other sources of revenue such as back taxes, carry over, and other funds generated for a ...

... expenses for the district during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1991, and ending June 30, 1992. In addition to this sum, the district may spend other sources of revenue such as back taxes, carry over, and other funds generated for a total ...

... expenses for the district during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1992, and ending June 30, 1993. In addition to this sum, the district may spend other sources of revenue such as back taxes, carry over, and other funds generated for a total ...

... expenses for the district during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1993, and ending June 30, 1994. In addition to this sum, the district may spend other sources of revenue such as back taxes, carry over, and other funds generated for a total ...

... III, RELATING TO THE GENERAL RESERVE FUND AND THE CAPITAL RESERVE FUND, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY BY LAW SHALL ESTABLISH A NEW "SPENDING LIMIT RESERVE FUND" TO WHICH MUST BE CREDITED ALL GENERAL FUND REVENUES IN A FISCAL ...

... SUSPENDED FOR A FISCAL YEAR FOR A SPECIFIC AMOUNT UPON A SPECIAL VOTE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND TO DEFINE THIS SPECIAL VOTE, TO ESTABLISH THE SPENDING LIMITATION RESERVE FUND, TO WHICH ALL SURPLUS GENERAL FUND REVENUES MUST BE CREDITED, ...

... AND EXPENDITURES IN BALANCE, THE LIMITATION ON STATE APPROPRIATIONS, AND THE LIMITATIONS ON STATE EMPLOYEES, SO AS TO DELETE THE EXISTING STATE SPENDING LIMITATION AND REQUIRE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO REPLACE IT BY A LAW PROVIDING A LIMIT ON ...

... SUSPENDED FOR A FISCAL YEAR FOR A SPECIFIC AMOUNT UPON A SPECIAL VOTE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND TO DEFINE THIS SPECIAL VOTE, TO ESTABLISH THE SPENDING LIMIT RESERVE FUND, TO WHICH ALL SURPLUS GENERAL FUND REVENUES MUST BE CREDITED, AND TO ...

... Martin and Rankin A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 11-11-410, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO IMPLEMENTATION OF THE LIMIT ON STATE SPENDING IMPOSED PURSUANT TO SECTION 7(C), ARTICLE X OF THE CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ...

... SUSPENDED FOR A FISCAL YEAR FOR A SPECIFIC AMOUNT UPON A SPECIAL VOTE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND TO DEFINE THIS SPECIAL VOTE, TO ESTABLISH THE SPENDING LIMIT RESERVE FUND, TO WHICH ALL SURPLUS GENERAL FUND REVENUES MUST BE CREDITED, TO ...

... a measurable economic impact on tourism and the Lowcountry economy; and Whereas, as part of the study, a survey was conducted to determine the spending patterns of passengers and crew scheduled to be on ships serving Charleston in 2010. ...

... SUSPENDED FOR A FISCAL YEAR FOR A SPECIFIC AMOUNT UPON A SPECIAL VOTE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND TO DEFINE THIS SPECIAL VOTE, TO ESTABLISH THE SPENDING LIMIT RESERVE FUND TO WHICH ALL SURPLUS GENERAL FUND REVENUES MUST BE CREDITED, TO ...

... SUSPENDED FOR A FISCAL YEAR FOR A SPECIFIC AMOUNT UPON A SPECIAL VOTE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND TO DEFINE THIS SPECIAL VOTE, TO ESTABLISH THE SPENDING LIMIT RESERVE FUND TO WHICH ALL SURPLUS GENERAL FUND REVENUES MUST BE CREDITED, TO ...

... SUSPENDED FOR A FISCAL YEAR FOR A SPECIFIC AMOUNT UPON A SPECIAL VOTE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND TO DEFINE THIS SPECIAL VOTE, TO ESTABLISH THE SPENDING LIMIT RESERVE FUND TO WHICH ALL SURPLUS GENERAL FUND REVENUES MUST BE CREDITED, TO ...

... thousand, seven hundred seventy dollars for operating expenses for the commission. In addition to this sum, the commission is empowered to spend other sources of revenue such as back taxes for a total operating budget of up to five hundred ...

... thousand, eight hundred forty-three dollars for operating expenses for the commission. In addition to this sum, the commission is empowered to spend other sources of revenue such as back taxes for a total operating budget of up to five hundred ...

... two hundred sixty-two dollars for operating expenses for the commission. In addition to this sum, the commission is empowered to spend other sources of revenue such as back taxes for a total operating budget of up to five hundred thirty ...

... expenses for the district during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1989, and ending June 30, 1990. In addition to this sum, the district may spend other sources of revenue such as back taxes, carry-over, and other funds generated for a total ...

... Section 11-11-410. (A) State appropriations in any a fiscal year may not exceed appropriations authorized by the spending limitation prescribed in this section. State appropriations subject to the ...

... Section 11-11-410. (A) State appropriations in any a fiscal year may not exceed appropriations authorized by the spending limitation prescribed in this section. State appropriations subject to the ...

... size=+2>H 3754 Joint Resolution, By Wilkins, Harrell, Quinn and W.D. Smith A JOINT RESOLUTION TO CREATE A STATE GOVERNMENT GROWTH AND SPENDING JOINT STUDY COMMITTEE TO STUDY THE FEASIBILITY AND ADVISABILITY OF STRICTER CONTROL ON ...

... Moody-Lawrence, Richardson and Snow A JOINT RESOLUTION TO ESTABLISH A JOINT BUDGET TASK FORCE TO CONDUCT A THOROUGH REVIEW OF THE STATE'S SPENDING PRIORITIES AS DETERMINED AND FUNDED THROUGH THE ANNUAL STATE BUDGET AND APPROPRIATIONS ...

... OF THE UNITED STATES TO ENACT LEGISLATION TO GIVE FIRST PRIORITY TO SUPPORTING AND ENACTING THE DEFENSE APPROPRIATIONS BILL BEFORE ALL OTHER SPENDING BILLS IN 2004 AND TO DO THE SAME IN FUTURE YEARS. 01/13/04 House Introduced HJ-96 ...

... AND REQUEST THE CONGRESS TO CONTINUE THIS IMPORTANT TRADITION BY PASSING AND ENACTING THE DEFENSE APPROPRIATIONS LEGISLATION BEFORE ALL OTHER SPENDING BILLS IN 2005 AND IN FUTURE YEARS. 03/02/05 Senate Introduced SJ-4 03/02/05 ...

... AND REQUEST THE CONGRESS TO CONTINUE THIS IMPORTANT TRADITION BY PASSING AND ENACTING THE DEFENSE APPROPRIATIONS LEGISLATION BEFORE ALL OTHER SPENDING BILLS IN 2005 AND IN FUTURE YEARS. 01/12/05 House Introduced HJ-15 01/12/05 ...

... OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, BY ADDING CHAPTER 64 TO TITLE 2 TO ESTABLISH THE JOINT MEDICAID REVIEW COMMITTEE TO REVIEW AND MONITOR MEDICAID SPENDING; TO ADD ARTICLE 10 TO CHAPTER 6, TITLE 44 SO AS TO ESTABLISH THE INFORMATION ...

... AND EXPENDITURES IN BALANCE, THE LIMITATION ON STATE APPROPRIATIONS, AND THE LIMITATIONS ON STATE EMPLOYEES, SO AS TO DELETE THE EXISTING STATE SPENDING LIMITATION AND REQUIRE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO REPLACE IT BY A LAW PROVIDING A LIMIT ON ...

... twenty-three thousand, three hundred sixty-seven dollars for operating expenses for the commission. In addition to this sum, the commission may spend other sources of revenue such as back taxes for a total operating budget of up to six hundred ...

... funds cut from a federal program by the United States Congress must be used to reduce the federal deficit and must not be shifted to any other spending programs. 02/09/94 Senate Introduced SJ-13 02/09/94 Senate Referred to Committee ...

... funds cut from a federal program by the United States Congress must be used to reduce the federal deficit and must not be shifted to any other spending programs. 02/17/94 House Introduced HJ-26 02/17/94 House Referred to Committee ...

... and Sandifer A BILL TO AMEND THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, BY ADDING SECTION 6-1-340 SO AS TO PROVIDE AN ADDITIONAL LIMITATION ON SPENDING OF PROPERTY TAX REVENUES FOR THE OPERATION OF POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS AND SCHOOL ...

... AND EXPENDITURES IN BALANCE, THE LIMITATION ON STATE APPROPRIATIONS, AND THE LIMITATIONS ON STATE EMPLOYEES, SO AS TO DELETE THE EXISTING STATE SPENDING LIMITATION AND REQUIRE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO REPLACE IT BY A LAW PROVIDING A LIMIT ON ...

... 59-24-90 SO AS TO REQUIRE A SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR OF A SCHOOL THAT MAINTAINS AN AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP OF THREE HUNDRED STUDENTS OR LESS TO SPEND AT LEAST THIRTY HOURS A WEEK IN A CLASSROOM AS THE PRIMARY INSTRUCTOR AND TO ...

... 59-24-90 SO AS TO REQUIRE A SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR OF A SCHOOL THAT MAINTAINS AN AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP OF FIVE HUNDRED STUDENTS OR LESS TO SPEND AT LEAST THIRTY HOURS A WEEK IN A CLASSROOM AS THE PRIMARY INSTRUCTOR AND TO ...

... Railways) would be ineligible for tax credits According to the American Short Line and Regional Railroad Association, shortline railroads spend about 24 percent of revenue on track rehabilitation annually. Based upon national data listed ...

... twenty-four thousand, two hundred fifty-four dollars for operating expenses for the commission. In addition to this sum, the commission may spend other sources of revenue such as back taxes for a total operating budget of up to five hundred ...

... of six hundred three thousand, three hundred two dollars for operating expenses for the commission. In addition to this sum, the commission may spend other sources of revenue, such as back taxes, carry-over, and other funds generated for a ...

... the South Carolina General Assembly's support for the hardworking citizens of South Carolina by opposing tax increases and wasteful government spending. 02/05/91 Senate Introduced SJ-5 02/05/91 Senate Referred to Committee on ...

... its advisory committee shall establish an annual benchmark to allow evaluation of public and private efforts to reduce increases in health care spending. The benchmark must be based on: (1) data collected by the center on total public ...

... its advisory committee shall establish an annual benchmark to allow evaluation of public and private efforts to reduce increases in health care spending. The benchmark must be based on: (1) data collected by the center on total public ...

... A CANDIDATE, SO AS TO INCLUDE A BALLOT MEASURE COMMITTEE; TO AMEND SECTION 8-13-1304, RELATING TO THE REQUIREMENT THAT COMMITTEES RECEIVING AND SPENDING FUNDS MUST FILE A STATEMENT OF ORGANIZATION, SO AS TO REQUIRE A BALLOT MEASURE ...

... DECLARATION OF FINANCIAL EMERGENCY BY THE GOVERNOR AND UPON A SPECIAL VOTE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND DEFINE THIS SPECIAL VOTE, TO ESTABLISH THE SPENDING LIMIT RESERVE FUND TO WHICH ALL SURPLUS GENERAL FUND REVENUES MUST BE CREDITED AND TO ...

... IN THE SAME PERCENTAGE TO "OTHER FUNDS"; AND TO AMEND SECTION 11-11-160, RELATING TO TRANSFERS OF APPROPRIATIONS AND REDUCTION OF AUTHORIZED SPENDING, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THAT UNLESS OTHERWISE PROHIBITED BY LAW, IF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ...

... ITS PER PUPIL EXPENDITURES USED FOR CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION, INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT, AND NON-INSTRUCTIONAL PUPIL SERVICES, REQUIRE THE DISTRICT TO SPEND AT LEAST SEVENTY PERCENT OF ITS PER PUPIL EXPENDITURES IN THESE CATEGORIES, AND DELETE ...

... OF SHARED CUSTODY, IN WHICH CASE THE ORDER MUST INCLUDE RESIDENTIAL ARRANGEMENTS, MAJOR DECISIONS CONCERNING THE CHILD, AND THAT EACH CHILD MUST SPEND AN EQUAL AMOUNT OF PARENTING TIME BUT NOT LESS THAN THIRTY-FIVE PERCENT OF CUSTODY TIME ...