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South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 21 - SOUTH CAROLINA CEMETERY BOARD › Subarticle 5 - LICENSING › Section 21-27 - Nature Preserve Exemption Requirements

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
Prior approval of the Board is required for all licensing
				exemptions granted for a nature preserve cemetery. The proposed nature preserve
				cemetery must be duly licensed and approved by all other applicable licensing
				authorities. Perpetual care as it is defined in the South Carolina Perpetual
				Care Cemetery Act may not be offered. Burial or scattering of cremated remains
				is permissible.
(a) Vaults are not
			 permitted.
(b) Decedents are not to
			 have been embalmed, or embalmed only with approved nontoxic
			 chemicals.
(c) Burial containers
			 are to be limited to those made from materials that are nontoxic/nonhazardous
			 and natural/plant derived, with shrouds allowed.
(d) An Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
			 program must be implemented, so as to prohibit the use of pesticide other than
			 in instances where it is required to eradicate invasive species.
(e) Land criteria: A Nature Preserve Cemetery
			 must:
(i) Be contiguous to, or in a position
			 to augment the conservation goals of an ecologically significant park, wildlife
			 corridor, critical habitat area, or permanently protected open space; or (with
			 appropriate management practices) be large enough on its own to be considered a
			 landscape-level conservation effort;
(ii) Operate only in areas of the property
			 where burial would not degrade the land and the surrounding
			 landscape;
(iii) Be owned by, or
			 operated in conjunction with a government agency or a nonprofit conservation
			 organization that is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a public
			 charity and in business for at least five years (the "conservation partner").
			 The conservation partner must have legally binding responsibility for perpetual
			 stewardship of the land, both in the operational facility and in the
			 conservation area(s), and must set all conservation policies; and
(iv) Utilize a deed restriction (if operator
			 is a nonprofit conservation organization that has been established for at least
			 five years) or a conservation easement that incorporates these standards. A
			 conservation easement must also conform to all provisions of the Internal
			 Revenue Code Section 170(h) and provide for public access to and through the
			 site, particularly to connect it to adjoining protected open space, to the
			 extent public use of the property is compatible with ecological
			 goals.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 22 - COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY › Article 1 - GENERAL REGULATIONS › Section 22-1 - Definitions

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
The definitions and meaning of terms shall be as
				follows:
A. Academic Year. From
			 opening date of one school calendar year to same date of the ensuing calendar
			 year.
B. University. All property
			 which is owned, leased, supervised or otherwise controlled by Coastal Carolina
			 University.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 22 - COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY › Article 1 - GENERAL REGULATIONS › Section 22-2 - To Whom Regulations Apply

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These regulations apply to the drivers of all vehicles, whether
				public or private, and are in force twenty-four (24) hours a day unless
				otherwise provided. It is unlawful for any driver to violate any of the
				provisions of these regulations, except as otherwise permitted by these
				regulations, by the laws of the State of South Carolina, or by the respective
				campus parking policies.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 22 - COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY › Article 1 - GENERAL REGULATIONS › Section 22-3 - Traffic Signs

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A. The
			 driver of any vehicle shall obey the lawful instruction of any campus public
			 safety officer, and of any official traffic sign properly placed in accordance
			 with the provisions of these regulations except when otherwise directed by a
			 safety officer. Whenever a particular section of these regulations does not
			 state that signs are required, such section is effective without signs being
			 provided.
B. The appropriate campus
			 official responsible for law enforcement and public safety as appointed by the
			 President of the University shall have the authority to cause the signs,
			 signals, and markings necessary to implement these regulations to be erected,
			 established, and maintained.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 22 - COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY › Article 1 - GENERAL REGULATIONS › Section 22-4 - Altering or Defacing of Traffic Signs

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No person shall, without lawful authority, attempt to or in
				fact alter, deface, injure, knock down, or remove any official traffic sign or
				device, or any inscription, shield or insignia thereon, or any other part
				thereof.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 22 - COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY › Article 1 - GENERAL REGULATIONS › Section 22-5 - Authority of President

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
The President of the University acting pursuant to the
				authority vested in that office by these regulations, shall exercise discretion
				and authority in such a manner as to insure the proper conduct of the necessary
				business of the University and effective utilization and control of the
				available parking areas and facilities on the campus of the University for the
				benefit and maximum convenience of students, faculty, staff members, and
				visitors.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 22 - COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY › Article 1 - GENERAL REGULATIONS › Section 22-6 - Liability for Protection of Motor Vehicles

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The University shall assume no responsibility for the care
				and/or protection of any vehicle or its contents at any time when it is
				operated or parked on the University.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 22 - COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY › Article 2 - UNIVERSITY MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION › Section 22-7 - Motor Vehicle Registration

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The appropriate campus office for motor vehicle registration as
				designated by the President of the University is hereby authorized to be
				responsible for registration of vehicles, keeping registration cards, issuance
				of permits, and recording and reporting violations.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 22 - COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY › Article 2 - UNIVERSITY MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION › Section 22-8 - Registration of Students' Vehicles

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
Any student or other person who is not a member of the faculty
				or staff of the University and who shall regularly or occasionally drive,
				operate or control, park, let stand, or otherwise use or maintain a motor
				vehicle on the land or properties of the University is required to register the
				vehicle with the appropriate campus office for motor vehicle registration. A
				permit will be issued upon proper registration and fee. Permits shall be
				displayed on the left side (driver's side) of the rear
				window.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 22 - COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY › Article 2 - UNIVERSITY MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION › Section 22-9 - Faculty and Staff Parking Permits

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
Every faculty or Staff member of the University who owns or
				operates a vehicle on campus may acquire a permit to park a vehicle in a
				designated parking area. The Faculty and Staff member who is issued a parking
				permit is responsible for all violations against the vehicle for which the
				permit is issued.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 22 - COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY › Article 3 - PARKING AREAS › Section 22-11 - Traffic and Parking Instructions

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
Coastal Carolina University traffic and parking instructions
				are indicated by (a) printed policies and guides, (b) campus maps and (c)
				signs, street or curb markings.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 22 - COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY › Article 4 - VIOLATIONS, PENALTIES AND BONDS › Section 22-13 - Payment of Penalties and Bonds

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Penalties and/or bonds are payable in person or by mail at the
				appropriate campus office for motor vehicle registration in accordance with
				Sec.
				22-14,
				22-15, and 22-16 below.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 22 - COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY › Article 4 - VIOLATIONS, PENALTIES AND BONDS › Section 22-14 - Traffic, Parking and the Registration of Motor Vehicles for the University

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
Schedule of Penalties and Bonds:
(1) Parking improperly. . . . . .
			 $3.00
(2) Parking in loading or
			 service zone . . . $5.00
(3)
			 Blocking (sidewalk) driveway . . . $15.00
(4) No parking permit for zone . . .
			 $5.00
(5) Parking in "No Parking"
			 zone . . . $5.00
(6) Parked at fire
			 hydrant/fire zone . . . $15.00
(7)
			 Parked in grass or other non-designated area . . . $5.00
(8) Parked along yellow painted curb . . .
			 $5.00
(9) Parked in "Visitor" space
			 . . . $5.00
(10) Failure to
			 register vehicle . . . $10.00
(11)
			 Parked in handicapped or blocking handicap space/curb cut . . .
			 $100.00
(12) Failure to obey posted
			 traffic sign . . . $10.00
(13)
			 Failure to properly display parking decal . . . $3.00
(14) Resident student illegally parked . . .
			 $10.00
(15) Failure to obey traffic
			 marker designating "One Way" . . . $5.00
(16) Towed vehicle . . . Towing fee, plus
			 violation
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 22 - COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY › Article 4 - VIOLATIONS, PENALTIES AND BONDS › Section 22-15 - Delinquent Violations-Increase in Bonds

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
For Delinquent violations neither paid nor appealed after the
				third school day from the date of issuance--the bond will be increased as
				prescribed below:
After 72 hours:
A.
			 $3.00 Bond increased to $5.00
B.
			 $5.00 Bond increased to $7.00
C.
			 $10.00 Bond increased to $12.00
D.
			 $15.00 Bond increased to $17.00
E.
			 $25.00 Bond increased to $27.00
F.
			 $100.00 Bond increased to $110.00
After 30 Days:
A.
			 $5.00 Bond increased to $8.00
B.
			 $7.00 Bond increased to $10.00
C.
			 $12.00 Bond increased to $15.00
D.
			 $17.00 Bond increased to $20.00
E.
			 $ 27.00 Bond increased to $30.00
F.
			 $100.00 Bond increased to $125.00
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 22 - COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY › Article 6 - VEHICLE TOWING AND IMPOUNDING › Section 22-17 - When Vehicle My Be Towed or Impounded

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
The appropriate campus official responsible for law enforcement
				and public safety or his designate shall have the power to have a vehicle
				impounded, towed and stored at the owner's expense and risk under the following
				conditions:
A. If the motor vehicle is
			 parked in a fire lane.
B. If the
			 motor vehicle is parked in a handicapped space without benefit of a handicapped
			 permit or is parked in such a way as to block a curb cut for the
			 handicapped.
C. If the motor
			 vehicle is parked in such a way as to block a driveway, to block a service
			 entrance, parked on yellow curb or to create a hazard to safety.
D. If the motor vehicle is parked in a
			 parking-by-permit-only space without benefit of a permit.
E. If three or more unpaid traffic violations
			 have been issued against said vehicle.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 22 - COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY › Article 7 - BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND COURTS › Section 22-18 - Appointment of Boards, Committees and Courts

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The President of the University shall have the authority to
				appoint such persons, Boards, Committees and Administrative Bodies as deemed
				necessary to hear appeals and to assist in the administration of the rules and
				regulations contained herein.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 22 - COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY › Article 8 - SUMMONS › Section 22-19 - Who May Issue Summons or Citations

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The appropriate campus official responsible for law enforcement
				and safety or his designate(s) is authorized to issue summons and/or other
				traffic citations pursuant to authority contained in Sec.
				56-21-10
				to
				56-21-60
				of the 1976 Code.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 23 - THE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON › Section 23-1 - General Regulations

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
Sec. 1. The definitions and meanings of terms shall be as follows:
A. Academic Year. From opening date of school one calendar year to same date of the ensuing calendar year.
B. Campus. All property located in and around Charleston, South Carolina which is owned or leased by the College of Charleston.
C. College. Unless otherwise provided, the College of Charleston at Charleston, South Carolina.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 23 - THE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON › Section 23-2 - College Motor Vehicle Registration

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Sec. 1. The Public Safety Division is responsible for registration of vehicles, keeping registration cards, issuance of permits, and recording and reporting violations.
Sec. 2. Any student who shall regularly or occasionally drive, operate or control, park, let stand, or otherwise use or maintain a motor vehicle on the land or property of the College may purchase a permit to park a vehicle in designated student parking areas, subject to space availability.
Sec. 3. Faculty or Staff members of the College who own or operate a vehicle on campus may purchase a permit to park a vehicle in designated College Faculty and Staff parking spaces, subject to space availability. The Faculty or Staff member who is issued a parking permit is responsible for all violations against the vehicle for which the permit is issued.
Sec. 4. Registration fees are established by the Vice-President for Business Affairs, subject to the approval of the President.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 23 - THE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON › Section 23-3 - Parking Areas

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
Sec. 1. College of Charleston Traffic and Parking instructions are indicated by (a) printed regulations and guides, (b) campus maps and (c) signs or street markings.
Sec. 2. Faculty and Staff parking areas are marked by yellow regulatory signs corresponding with the yellow bumper decal.
Sec. 3. Student parking areas are marked by green regulatory signs corresponding with the green bumper decal.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 23 - THE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON › Section 23-4 - Violations, Penalties, & Bonds

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Sec. 1. The driver and owner or person in whose name a vehicle is registered shall be responsible for all violations incurred by the vehicles.
Sec. 2. Penalties and/or bonds are payable in person at the City Police Department or the City Treasurer's office, corner Broad and Meeting Streets, or by mail to the City Treasurer, P.O. Box 386, Charleston, S.C.
Sec. 3. Schedule of Penalties and Bonds:
(a)
Parking improperly ............................................
$5.00
(b)
Parked in No Parking Area (Prohibited Zone) ...................
5.00
(c)
Parked in Loading or Service Zone .............................
5.00
(d)
Blocking (sidewalk) (driveway) ................................
5.00
(e)
No Parking Permit for ____ Area .............................
5.00
(f)
Parked at (fire plug) (in fire lane) ..........................
5.00
(g)
Parking overtime ..............................................
1.00
Sec. 4. For delinquent violations not paid after the third day from the date of issuance--the bond will be increased as prescribed below:
(a) $1.00 Bond Increased to $2.00
(b) $5.00 Bond Increased to $7.00
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 23 - THE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON › Section 23-5 - Vehicle Towing and Impounding

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
Sec. 1. The Public Safety Division shall have the power to have a vehicle impounded, towed and stored at the owner's expense and risk under the following conditions:
A. If the motor vehicle is parked in a fire lane.
B. If the motor vehicle is parked in such a way as to block a driveway, to block a service entrance, or to create a hazard to safety.
C. If the motor vehicle is parked in a parking by permit only space without benefit of a permit.
D. If three or more traffic violations have been issued against said vehicle.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 23 - THE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON › Section 23-7 - Summons

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
Sec. 1. Public Safety personnel employed by the College are empowered and authorized to issue summons and/or other traffic citations pursuant to authority contained in Sections 56-21-10 to 56-21-60 of the 1976 Code.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 24 - OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR- DIVISION FOR REVIEW OF THE FOSTER CARE OF CHILDREN › Section 24-1 - Confidentiality of Records

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A. All identifying information in the possession of the local boards and the Board of Directors shall be confidential and withheld from public inspection. If a local review board member takes individual case notes, these shall be kept in the official review board files when the board is not in session. Employees and officials of the Board of Directors and the local review boards shall maintain all case files in locked file cabinets in the review board system's office. This regulation shall not be construed to permit disclosure of information broader than is permitted by law or to permit lesser confidentiality of records than the agency or facility providing the records. All board members and staff shall sign a statement agreeing to the confidentiality requirement and acknowledgement of notification of the penalties for violation thereof. Review Board members and staff are subject to the same standards of confidentiality as Department of Social Services and other agency employees.
B. Except when otherwise required by law, information from case records may be released to the following:
(1) the Board of Directors, and its staff;
(2) the local boards and their staff;
(3) the child-caring agency or facility involved;
(4) federal or state courts or other administrative bodies when required by law or pursuant to lawful court orders calling for production of the records or information in connection with legal proceedings.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 24 - OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR- DIVISION FOR REVIEW OF THE FOSTER CARE OF CHILDREN › Section 24-3 - Case Reviews and Identification Of Appropriate Local Review Boards

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The following policies shall determine which local review board shall review a particular child's case unless extenuating or unusual circumstances arise:
A. Cases of children residing in foster families shall be reviewed by a review board in the judicial circuit of the county of the party holding legal custody. Although members of a sibling group may reside in different judicial circuits in different foster families, all of the siblings shall be reviewed by the same review board in the judicial circuit of the county of the party holding legal custody.
B. Cases of children who reside in child-caring facilities or residential group care homes where children routinely reside for six months or longer shall be reviewed by a review board assigned to the facility or residential group care home in the judicial circuit where the facility or residential group care home is located. The review will be held at the facility or residential group care home unless otherwise agreed by the parties. If a child is placed in a facility or residential group care home and the child's siblings are placed in a family foster home or homes, all of the siblings shall be reviewed by the review board assigned to the child-caring facility or residential group care home until the child leaves said child-caring facility or residential group care home. If members of a sibling group are placed in different child-caring facilities or residential group care homes when they enter care, the case shall be reviewed by the review board assigned to the child-caring facility or residential group care home closest to the county of the party holding legal custody and the review will be held at the child-caring facility or residential group care home unless otherwise agreed by the parties. Cases of children who reside in child-caring facilities or residential group care homes where children do not routinely reside for six months or longer shall be reviewed by a review board in the judicial circuit of the party holding legal custody.
C. If the complexity of the case so warrants, the same review board shall continue to review the case regardless of the location of the child, the siblings, or the party holding legal custody. Factors to be considered are, but are not limited to, judicial proceedings in process and numbers of parties that have attended previous reviews.
D. If a question arises as to which review board shall review a particular case due to extenuating or unusual circumstances, review board staff shall make this decision.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 24 - OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR- DIVISION FOR REVIEW OF THE FOSTER CARE OF CHILDREN › Section 24-5 - Conflicts of Interest Involving Local Review Board Members

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
Any local review board member involved with a child in a personal or a professional capacity may be heard by the review board as an interested party at the case review but shall not participate as a review board member. The following are designed to resolve possible conflicts of interest situations which include but are not limited to:
A. Review board members who are foster parents shall not participate as board members in the review of cases of children who are in their care.
B. A review board member who is an employee or an official of a child-caring agency, facility, or residential group care home shall not be assigned to review cases of children under the care or supervision of that agency, facility, or residential group care home.
C. Review board members who are past employees or past officials of a child-caring agency, facility, or residential group care home shall not participate as board members in the reviews of cases of children under their jurisdiction during the period of their services.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 24 - OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR- DIVISION FOR REVIEW OF THE FOSTER CARE OF CHILDREN › Section 24-7 - Agencies, Child-Caring Facilities, and Residential Group Care Homes Which Shall Be Invited and Encouraged to Attend Case Reviews

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
Agencies, child-caring facilities, and residential group care homes which are assigned to a particular local review board, are legally responsible for a child, and/or are responsible for the placement of the child, shall be notified of the date, time, and location of a review board hearing by the review board staff assigned to their area and shall be invited and encouraged to attend. The following shall be notified and encouraged to attend a child's case review:
A. Any Department of Social Services or other child placement agency worker (for child-caring facility or residential group care home workers, see B.) who is directly involved with a child's case shall be invited and encouraged to attend the child's case review. (See also Regulation Regulation 24-7 D. herein.) If a child, the child's siblings, and/or the biological/legal parents, or legal guardians have different workers, all workers shall be invited and encouraged to attend the case review. The worker in the county Department of Social Services holding legal custody of the child shall invite the other workers. In cases other than those of the Departments of Social Services, the child's worker shall invite the other workers. Supervisors shall automatically consider themselves to be invited to attend reviews involving their workers.
B. If a child resides in a child-caring facility or residential group care home, a representative of that child-caring facility or residential group care home shall be invited and encouraged to attend the case review. Preferably the representative shall be the worker responsible for the planning for the child and his family.
C. If a child is in the custody of a court and the court has assigned a worker to the child, that worker shall be invited and encouraged to attend the case review. The invitation shall be extended by the worker responsible for presenting the case to the review board. (See Regulation 24-23 herein.)
D. Agency workers other than those listed above who are directly involved with a child or a child's parent(s) either for placement or treatment purposes shall be invited and encouraged to attend the case review. The invitations shall be extended by the worker responsible for presenting the case to the review board. (See Regulation Regulation 24-23 herein.) At the review board's discretion such workers may submit to the review board in lieu of attendance a written report such as, but not limited to, a prognosis of the parent's ability to make a home for the child or the progress toward adoptive placement. If a child has been legally free for adoption for more than six months and has not been placed adoptively, the Department of Social Services State Office adoption worker or the adoption worker of any other agency may be asked to attend the child's case review and if requested to attend, shall be encouraged to attend.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 24 - OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR- DIVISION FOR REVIEW OF THE FOSTER CARE OF CHILDREN › Section 24-9 - Individuals Who Shall Be Invited and Encouraged to Attend Case Reviews

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
The worker responsible for presenting the case to the local review board shall send written notice of the review board hearing three weeks prior to the scheduled review to the following individuals at their last known address and the following shall be encouraged to attend with the exceptions noted below: both biological/legal parents; legal guardians; present guardians ad litem; parties holding legal custody or having held legal custody at the time of placement, if other than one of the above; both foster parents, and foster children ten years of age or older. If a party has been restrained by court order from visiting the child and the review is held at the child-caring facility or residential group care home where the child resides, or if there is no restraining order and the director of the child-caring facility or residential group care home expresses concern for the safety or emotional well-being of the custodial parent or child who would be present at a review, the review board may arrange for the restrained or non-custodial parent to attend the review at a different time and/or different location than that of the custodial parent and children. The following guidelines shall apply when issuing certain invitations:
A. Foster children ten years of age or older shall receive written invitations to attend their review board hearings on their case and shall be given the opportunity to attend. It is recommended that the invitations be given to the child personally by the worker or foster parent. The opportunity to attend for younger children shall be at the discretion of the agency, child-caring facility or residential group care home.
B. When the child is free for adoption, the biological/legal parent(s) or legal guardian(s) shall not be invited.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 24 - OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR- DIVISION FOR REVIEW OF THE FOSTER CARE OF CHILDREN › Section 24-11 - Other Parties Who Shall Be Invited and Encouraged to Attend Case Reviews

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
In extreme and unusual cases, a local review board may decide that it needs to hear from certain other knowledgeable and interested parties in order to formulate its advisory decisions. Such parties shall be invited and encouraged to attend by the worker responsible for presenting the case if requested by the local review board, or by the local review board itself.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 24 - OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR- DIVISION FOR REVIEW OF THE FOSTER CARE OF CHILDREN › Section 24-13 - Requests to Attend Case Reviews

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
When parties request to attend a case review, the following guidelines shall apply:
A. The local review board shall agree to hear anyone who formally requests to be heard at a child's case review as long as the person has some connection with or knowledge of the child's or family's situation.
B. Because of the confidential nature of the case reviews, persons shall not attend reviews merely for the purpose of observing.
C. Legislators, public officials directly concerned with the Children's Foster Care Review Board System, or other persons with a legitimate interest in the review process may be permitted to attend a review hearing if:
(1) The agencies, child-caring facilities or residential group care homes which have children's cases scheduled for review have agreed in advance to the presence of the observer and have agreed upon the circumstances of the person's attendance such as is required to maintain confidentiality as required by statute. (See Section 20-7-690, Code of Laws of South Carolina (1976), as amended.)
(2) The observer has signed a confidentiality form.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 24 - OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR- DIVISION FOR REVIEW OF THE FOSTER CARE OF CHILDREN › Section 24-17 - Scheduling of Case Reviews

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
The following procedures shall apply when a case review is scheduled:
A. The foster care agency, child-caring facility, or residential group care home shall provide initially to the assigned review board coordinator the "Roster of All Children Presently In Foster Family, Child-Caring Facility, Or Residential Group Care Home In Excess Of Four Consecutive Months" for children in public foster care or the "Roster Of All Children Presently in Foster Family, Child-Caring Facility, or Residential Group Care Home In Excess of Six Consecutive Months" for children in private foster care. These entities shall thereafter provide the "Monthly Update" of children in public foster care who are entering the four consecutive months period, children in private foster care who are entering the six consecutive months period, and/or children leaving care after residing in public or private foster care in excess of six consecutive months.
B. Unless emergency review is warranted as specified by the involved agencies, child-caring facilities, or residential group care homes, or review board, the review board coordinator shall notify the designated representative of the agency, child-caring facility, or residential group care home at least four weeks in advance of:
(1) the date, time and place of the review hearing;
(2) the number of cases to be presented at the review hearing.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 24 - OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR- DIVISION FOR REVIEW OF THE FOSTER CARE OF CHILDREN › Section 24-19 - Frequency of Case Reviews

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A. Local review boards shall review every six months, but no less frequently than once every six months, the cases of children who have resided in public foster care for a period of more than four consecutive months and shall review every six months the cases of children who have resided in private foster care for a period of more than six consecutive months. Foster care includes family foster home, child-caring facility, and residential group home as defined below:
(1) "child-caring facility" means a campus with one or more staffed residences and with a total population of twenty or more children who are in care apart from their parents, relatives, or guardians, on a continuing full-time basis for protection and guidance.
(2) "family foster home" or "foster home" means a household of one or more persons who are licensed or approved to provide full-time care for one to five children living apart from their parents or guardians.
(3) "residential group care home" or "group Home" means a staffed residence with a population fewer than twenty children who are in care apart from their parents, relatives, or guardians on a full-time basis.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 24 - OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR- DIVISION FOR REVIEW OF THE FOSTER CARE OF CHILDREN › Section 24-21 - Cessation of Case Reviews

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A child's case, provided such child is continuing to reside in foster care shall be reviewed by a local review board every six months until the child reaches the age of eighteen (18). (See  Pub.L. 96-272  ). Review shall be terminated if a child is declared legally emancipated or ceases to reside in foster care. Evidence that the child has left foster care shall be presented to the local review board in writing.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 24 - OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR- DIVISION FOR REVIEW OF THE FOSTER CARE OF CHILDREN › Section 24-25 - Procedure for Case Reviews When a Child is in Permanent Foster Care or Guardianship

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After permanent foster care or guardianship has been effected for a child, the case shall continue to be reviewed every six months by a local review board. After the review board has received a copy of the signed permanent foster care agreement or a legal document granting guardianship, subsequent reviews may consist of a brief written statement from the responsible agency, child-caring facility, or residential group care home affirming that the child is still with the same foster family or in the same child-caring facility or residential group care home and that there have been no changes in the status of the case since the last detailed review. Whenever the status of a child in permanent foster care or guardianship changes, the responsible agency, child-caring facility or residential group care home shall notify the review board.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 24 - OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR- DIVISION FOR REVIEW OF THE FOSTER CARE OF CHILDREN › Section 24-27 - Lack of a Key Party at a Case Review

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If one of the key parties as provided in Regulations 24-7 through 24-11 fails to appear for a case review as scheduled, the local review board shall hear the other key parties who have assembled for the case review. However, the review board shall not submit its written advisory recommendations until the absent party is given an opportunity to be heard if that party was not invited.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 24 - OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR- DIVISION FOR REVIEW OF THE FOSTER CARE OF CHILDREN › Section 24-29 - Quorums for Local Review Boards

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At least three of the five local review board members shall be present before a case may be reviewed. If only two board members are present, however, a review may proceed if all attending parties agree to proceed. Each local review board member may belong to only one local review board. In the event of a vacancy on a local review board due to an unfilled appointment, a member from another local review board may be invited to serve until the vacancy is filled. If a local review board member is absent from one-third or more of the local review board meetings involving case reviews during a year, and if the State Board of Directors or another interested party so reports to the Governor's Office, the Governor may remove the person from office and may appoint someone else to the local board.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 24 - OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR- DIVISION FOR REVIEW OF THE FOSTER CARE OF CHILDREN › Section 24-31 - "Affidavit of Summary Review" Form

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The local review board shall routinely issue a formal written advisory recommendation relating to the permanent placement of each child whose case is reviewed. Continued placement of the child in the child-caring facility or residential group care home shall be recommended by the review board, unless the parent is able to resume care, in at least those instances in which children are privately placed in privately owned facilities or group homes and a notarized affidavit of summary review is executed by the child-caring facility and is valid on its face. The affidavit of summary review must be submitted to the board every six months and accepted by the board if it is valid on its face.
A. The "Affidavit of Summary Review" must attest to the following conditions:
(1) The person who placed the child has legal custody of the child; and
(2) No court has ordered or approved the placement of the child in the care of the child-caring facility except as a part of an order granting legal custody of the child to a parent or legal guardian; and
(3) The facility has no knowledge that a child has ever been abused, neglected, or abandoned while under the care of the person who placed the child in the facility; and
(4) The person who placed the child contributes regularly to the support of the child to the level of his or her ability and has done so for a period of six (6) months immediately prior to the date of the affidavit; and
(5) The person who placed the child has maintained contact and visitation with the child to the best of his or her ability under existing circumstances.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 24 - OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR- DIVISION FOR REVIEW OF THE FOSTER CARE OF CHILDREN › Section 24-33 - Processing of "Advisory Recommendations" Form

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The following procedures shall be used to prepare and disseminate the "Advisory Recommendations" form of local review boards:
A. The review board coordinator shall record the review board's advisory recommendations as directed by the chairperson at the case review and shall see that forms are sent to the review board chairperson for signature. No advisory recommendation is final until it is in writing and is signed by the review board chairperson.
B. A copy of the "Advisory Recommendations" form shall be made and mailed to the last address given at the review board hearing to each of the appropriate parties as follows:
(1) A copy of the review board "Advisory Recommendations" form shall be sent by the local Department of Social Services or other foster care providers to each of the parties invited to attend with the exception of foster children and observers who have no connection to the case. (See Regulation Regulation 24-7 through 24-11 herein.) For foster children ten years of age or older, the child's worker shall be encouraged to personally take a copy of the advisory recommendations to the child, and to explain these to the child, and to answer any questions the child may have regarding these. For foster children under the age of ten years, the child's worker shall use discretion in determining whether or not the child shall be given a copy and/or an explanation.
(2) For a child who entered foster care through court action, a copy of the review board's "Advisory Recommendations" shall be sent to the appropriate Family Court by review board staff.
(3) For a child in Department of Social Services foster care who has already been freed for adoption, a copy of the review board's "Advisory Recommendations" shall be sent to the Department of Social Services State Office adoption unit by the review board staff.
(4) For a child in Department of Social Services foster care for whom the review board believes termination of parental rights proceedings are needed, copies of the "Advisory Recommendations" shall be sent by review board staff to the Divisions of Substitute Care and Adoption of the Department of Social Services State office.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 24 - OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR- DIVISION FOR REVIEW OF THE FOSTER CARE OF CHILDREN › Section 24-37 - Procedures, Quorum, and Attendance for the State Board of Directors

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The State Board of Directors shall meet at least quarterly and a quorum shall consist of four members. Members who find themselves unable to attend a scheduled Board of Directors meeting shall notify the chairperson prior to the meeting. The Board of Directors shall adopt policies relating to attendance.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 25 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- SOUTH CAROLINA BOARD OF CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS › Section 25-1 - Organization, Administration and Procedure

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Purpose. The Board of Chiropractic Examiners ("Board")
			 was created to protect the health, safety and welfare of the public.
			 This purpose is achieved through the establishment of minimum
			 qualifications for entry into the profession and through swift and
			 effective discipline for those practitioners who violate the
			 applicable laws or rules promulgated thereunder.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 25 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- SOUTH CAROLINA BOARD OF CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS › Section 25-3 - Licensure by Endorsement

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A license may be granted for applicants who meet the following requirements:
A. Applicant must have been licensed for one (1) continuous year immediately preceding application to this Board.
B. Applicants who matriculated after July 1, 1987, must meet all National Board examination requirements as set forth in Section 25-2.
C. Applicants who matriculated prior to July 1, 1987, must have passed a state examination or passed National Board Parts I and II.
D. Verification of licensure from every state where a license has been held, active or inactive, current or expired. Verification must be received directly from the respective state board to the South Carolina Board of Chiropractic Examiners.
E. Applicant must take and pass the South Carolina Ethics and Jurisprudence Examination with a score of 75% or more.
F. Applications for endorsement are valid for one year only, and the application must be completed within one (1) year of the initial application date.
G. An applicant whose license from another state has been expired for four (4) years or less must complete a new application and provide satisfactory evidence of Board-approved continuing education (CE) hours to cover the time period during which the license was expired.
H. An applicant whose license from another state has been expired for more than four (4) years must complete a new application and take and pass the SPEC examination or a substantially equivalent future NBCE examination, or meet requirements in effect at the time of the new application.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 25 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- SOUTH CAROLINA BOARD OF CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS › Section 25-4 - Volunteer Licensure under Special Circumstances

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A. Volunteer and Special Event
		  Licensure. The Board shall issue a volunteer or special event license
		  for one calendar year or a part of a year, renewable annually upon
		  approval by the Board. A volunteer or special event license must
		  limit practice to a specific site(s) and practice setting(s) and
		  purpose. The Board must not charge application or licensure fees or
		  other fees in connection with the issuance or renewal of a volunteer
		  or special event license. Requirements for a volunteer or special
		  event license shall be as follows:
(1) satisfactory completion of a
		  volunteer or special event license, including documentation of
		  chiropractic college graduation and practice history;
(2) documentation of specific
		  proposed practice sites and settings and proposed practice purposes,
		  as provided for in subsections B or C;
(3) documentation that applicant
		  has been previously issued an unrestricted license to practice
		  chiropractic in this state or another state of the United
		  States;
(4) documentation
		  that applicant has never been the subject of any disciplinary action
		  in any jurisdiction;
(5)
		  for volunteer licenses, documentation and acknowledgment that the
		  applicant has no expectation of payment or compensation and must not
		  receive any payment or compensation, either direct or indirect or
		  monetary or in-kind, for chiropractic care or any health services
		  rendered.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 25 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- SOUTH CAROLINA BOARD OF CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS › Section 25-5 - Professional Practices

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A. Lapsed or Expired South Carolina Licenses.
(1) A chiropractor whose license has been expired for more than twelve (12) months but four (4) years or less, may reactivate the license by submitting an Application for Reinstatement, satisfactory evidence of CE for each lapsed or expired renewal cycle, if applicable, and each renewal cycle's license fee plus the applicable penalty.
(2) A chiropractor whose license has been expired for more than four (4) years must complete a new application and take and pass the SPEC examination, or meet requirements in effect at the time of the new application.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 25 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- SOUTH CAROLINA BOARD OF CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS › Section 25-6 - Professional Conduct

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A. Professional Acts. The following acts are not to be considered all-inclusive and are subject to revisions and additions necessary to carry out the Board's purpose of protecting the health, safety and welfare of the public.
(1) Limitation of Practice. Persons licensed by the Board shall be limited to:
(a) the care and performance of therapeutic or hygienic treatment of patients;
(b) the x-ray of patients; and
(c) such other procedures as are generally used in the practice of chiropractic.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 25 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- SOUTH CAROLINA BOARD OF CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS › Section 25-7 - Code of Ethics

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A. Doctors of Chiropractic shall be
		  guided by the highest standards of moral conduct. Chiropractors shall
		  exemplify professional qualities in all dealings with patients, the
		  general public and other members of the profession.
B. The Doctor of Chiropractic
		  reserves the option to establish a chiropractor/patient relationship.
(1) A chiropractor/patient
		  relationship requires that the chiropractor make an informed judgment
		  based on training and experience. This will require that the
		  chiropractor:
(a) discuss with the
		  patient the analysis and the evidence for it, and the risks and
		  benefits of various treatment options; and
(b) ensure the availability of the
		  chiropractic coverage for patient follow-up care.