Bill > H4700

Introduced Session

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Article 9 To Chapter 5, Title 39 So As To Provide Definitions; To Provide That A Social Media Company May Not Permit Certain Minors To Be Account Holders; To Provide Requirements For Social Media Companies; To Provide That A Social Media Company Shall Provide Certain Parents Or Guardians With Certain Information; To Provide That A Social Media Company Shall Restrict Social Media Access To Minors During Certain Hours; To Provide For Consumer Complaints; To Provide That The Consumer Services Division Has Authority To Administer And Enforce Certain Requirements; To Provide For An Annual Report; To Provide For A Cause Of Action; And To Provide That Certain Waivers And Limitations Are Void.

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Weston Newton (R)*,  William Bailey (R),  Nathan Ballentine (R),  Thomas Beach (R),  Jeff Bradley (R),  Case Brittain (R),  Mike Burns (R),  Paula Calhoon (R),  Don Chapman (R),  Bill Chumley (R),  April Cromer (R),  Sylleste Davis (R),  Jason Elliott (R),  Shannon Erickson (R),  Raye Felder (R),  Cal Forrest (R),  Craig Gagnon (R),  Val Guest (R),  Brandon Guffey (R),  Patrick Haddon (R),  Bill Hager (R),  Davey Hiott (R),  Bill Hixon (R),  Jay Kilmartin (R),  Matthew Leber (R),  Randy Ligon (R),  John McCravy (R),  Tim McGinnis (R),  Cody Mitchell (R),  Brandon Newton (R),  Roger Nutt (R),  Melissa Oremus (R),  Tommy Pope (R),  Robby Robbins (R),  Carla Schuessler (R),  Heath Sessions (R),  Mark Smith (R),  Bill Taylor (R),  David Vaughan (R),  David Weeks (D),  Jay West (R),  Will Wheeler (D),  Mark Willis (R),  Chris Wooten (R),  Richie Yow (R), 

Senate Labor, Commerce and Industry Committee (09:00:00 4/18/2024 Gressette Room 207) (on 04/18/2024)

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