Bill 1256

                    Current Status

Bill Number:               1256
Ratification Number:       505
Act Number:                455
Introducing Body:          Senate
Subject:                   Relating to type and number of nongame
                           fishing devices which may be used in
                           designated freshwater bodies

(A455, R505, S1256)

AN ACT TO ADOPT REVISED CODE VOLUMES 1, 4, AND 14 AND NEW VOLUMES 1A, 4A, AND 14A OF THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, TO THE EXTENT OF THEIR CONTENTS, AS THE ONLY GENERAL PERMANENT STATUTORY LAW OF THE STATE; TO NOT ADOPT SECTIONS 2-65-20 THROUGH 2-65-100 AS CONTAINED IN REVISED VOLUME 1; TO ADOPT AND DESIGNATE CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF ACT 651 OF 1978, AS AMENDED BY SECTION 10 OF PART II OF ACT 151 OF 1983, AS PART OF THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976; TO ADOPT CERTAIN ANNOTATIONS TO SECTIONS WHICH INDICATED THESE SECTIONS WERE IMPLIEDLY REPEALED ARE ADOPTED AS PART OF THE 1976 CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND MUST BE INCLUDED IN VOLUMES 1 AND 14 IN THE 1986 CUMULATIVE SUPPLEMENT; TO AMEND SECTION 2-13-90, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE PREPARATION AND ADOPTION OF REVISED CODE VOLUMES, SO AS TO REQUIRE THAT ALL REPLACEMENT VOLUMES SHALL INCLUDE AN ANNOTATION TO ANY GENERAL PERMANENT STATUTORY LAW WHICH WAS IMPLIEDLY REPEALED; AND TO ADOPT THE 1985 CUMULATIVE SUPPLEMENTS TO THE CODE OF LAWS AS PART OF THE CODE AND PROVIDE THAT THESE SUPPLEMENTS, VOLUMES AS SUPPLEMENTED BY THEM, AND THE REPLACEMENT VOLUMES CONSTITUTE THE ONLY GENERAL PERMANENT STATUTORY LAWS OF THE STATE AS OF JANUARY 1, 1986.

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

Purpose

SECTION 1. (A) Section 2-13-90 of the 1976 Code authorizes the Legislative Council and the Code Commissioner to contract to be prepared and published under their supervision and direction revised volumes of the Code of Laws when, in their judgment, the supplement of any volume becomes too bulky for convenient use; and

(B) The Legislative Council and the Code Commissioner have determined that the cumulative supplement to Volumes 1, 4, and 14 have become too bulky for convenient use.

(C) Section 2-13-90 of the 1976 Code also provides that the revised volumes must be submitted to the General Assembly for its consideration.

Revised volumes adopted

SECTION 2. (A) Revised Volume 1 and new Volume 1A, containing Titles 1 through 4, of the Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, are substituted for original Volume 1 containing the same titles.

(B) Revised Volume 4 and new Volume 4A, Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, containing Titles 8 through 11 are substituted for original Volume 4 containing the same titles.

(C) Revised Volume 14 and new Volume 14A, Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, containing Titles 40 and 41 are substituted for original Volume 14 containing the same titles.

Revised Volumes 1, 4, and 14, and new Volumes 1A, 4A, and 14A are adopted as part of the Code of Laws and to the extent of their contents the only general permanent statutory law of the State as of January 1, 1986, except that the provisions of Sections 2-65-20 through 2-65-100, as contained in revised Volume 1, are not adopted. The provisions of Act 651 of 1978, as amended by Section 10 of Part II of Act 151 of 1983, are adopted and designated as part of the Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, as follows:

Section 1....................Section 2-65-5

Section 2....................Section 2-65-15

Section 4....................Section 2-65-20

Section 5....................Section 2-65-30

Section 6....................Section 2-65-40

Section 7....................Section 2-65-50

Section 8....................Section 2-65-60

Section 9....................Section 2-65-70

Section 10...................Section 2-65-80

Section 11...................Section 2-65-90

Section 12...................Section 2-65-100

Section 13...................Section 2-65-110

Section 14...................Section 2-65-120.

Repeal implication sections must be included

SECTION 3. The following sections which were annotated as repealed by implication in Volumes 1 and 14 of the 1985 Cumulative Supplement of the Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, and which were omitted in replacement Volumes 1 and 14 are adopted as they were printed in the 1985 Cumulative Supplement, showing the sections were repealed by implication and they must be included in the 1986 Cumulative Supplement and in subsequent Cumulative Supplements in the same chronological order as they appeared in the 1985 Cumulative Supplement:

Section 1-1-710

Section 1-1-720

Section 40-13-185

Section 40-13-215

Section 40-13-290 through 40-13-400

Section 40-13-410

Section 40-13-420

Section 40-37-15

Section 40-37-41

Section 40-37-45

Section 40-37-81

Section 40-37-82

Section 40-37-151

Section 40-37-152

Section 40-37-245

Section 40-37-310

Section 40-37-320

Section 40-37-330

Section 40-37-340

Section 40-37-345

Section 40-37-350

Section 41-25-100

Section 41-25-110.

Replacement volumes

SECTION 4. Section 2-13-90 of the 1976 Code, as last amended by Act 344 of 1982, is further amended to read:

"Section 2-13-90. If at any time the supplement of any volume of the Code of Laws shall, in the judgment of the Council and the Commissioner, become too bulky for convenient use, the Council and the Commissioner shall contract to be prepared and published under their supervision and direction, and submit to the General Assembly for its consideration, a revised volume setting forth the contents of the original volume revised and codified to include the effect of such cumulative pocket supplement; and the General Assembly, having considered and approved such revised volume shall, by bill passed under the formalities prescribed by the Constitution of South Carolina for the passage of laws, declare the revised volume to be substituted for the original volume as a part of the then existing Code of Laws, and, to the extent of its contents, the only general permanent statutory law of the State. All replacement volumes shall include an annotation to any general permanent statutory law which is impliedly repealed and must be included as it had been previously printed in the Cumulative Supplement it replaced."

1985 Cumulative Supplements adopted

SECTION 5. The 1985 Cumulative Supplements to the Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, are adopted as part of the Code of Laws. These supplements, volumes as supplemented by them, and the replacement volumes referred to in Section 2 of this act, constitute the only general permanent statutory laws of the State as of January 1, 1986.

Time effective

SECTION 6. This act shall take effect upon approval by the Governor.