An Act to Amend the Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, by Adding Section 59-20-90 So as to Require the State Department of Education to Develop and Adopt a Statewide Program for Identifying Fiscal Practices and Budgetary Conditions That, If Uncorrected, Could Compromise the Fiscal Integrity of a School District and for Advising the District on How to Take Appropriate Corrective Actions, to Establish Three Levels of Fiscal and Budgetary Concerns with Conditions and Requirements Associated with Each, and to Direct the Department to Promulgate Regulations to Carry Out the Provisions of This Section; and by Adding Section 59-20-95 So as to Require the State Auditor to Adopt the Statewide Program Created by the Department of Education in Section 59-20-90 and Use It to Identify Fiscal Practices and Budgetary Conditions That, If Uncorrected, Could Compromise the Fiscal Integrity of a State Agency That Is Also a Local Education Agency and to Advise the State Agency That Is Also a Local Education Agency on How to Take Appropriate Corrective Actions, and to Provide Exceptions to Enable the State Auditor to Direct the Department to Immediately Assume Emergency Management of the State Agency That Is Also a Local Education Agency for Which It Has Made a Declaration of Fiscal Caution or Fiscal Emergency, to Continue This Emergency Management of the Local Education Agency Until the State Auditor Releases the State Agency That Is Also a Local Education Agency from the Declaration of Fiscal Caution or Fiscal Emergency, as Applicable, and to Direct the State Auditor to Promulgate Regulations to Carry Out the Provisions of This Section. - Ratified Title
It became law on May 15, 2017.
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