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State and Federal Laws Relating to the Agency

In the Annual Restructuring Report, the agency was asked to provide a list of the legal standards that apply to the agency. An agency's mission and vision should have a basis in the legal standards that apply to the agency. In addition, each agency legal responsibility should be accomplished by one or more agency goals and objectives.

Below are lists of the state and federal laws that apply to the agency. This information was provided by the agency in its Annual Restructuring Report, Program Evaluation, Request for Information, or Accountability Report. There are links to where each list (e.g., state and federal laws) begins on the page and each code section included in a list is a link to the complete statute where you can find additional information.

  • The Clerk of the House of Representatives publishes a South Carolina Legislative Process booklet which provides an overview of the lawmaking process of the South Carolina General Assembly. The booklet has been developed to aid in understanding the process and offers a glossary of terms used in the legislative process.
  • Unless specifically stated otherwise, a proviso is a temporary law, made effective for the upcoming fiscal year by the enactment of the General Appropriations Act (state budget).
  • This is an Excel document which shows the goals and/or objectives that satisfy each legal standard that applies to the agency.

    • State Constitution

  • Agency did not provide any that directly related to it.

    • State Laws

    Title 43. Social Services.
  • Chapter 1. State Department and Board of Social Services.
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  • Chapter 3. County Departments and Boards of Social Services.
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  • Chapter 5. Public Aid, Assistance and Relief Generally.
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  • Chapter 35. Adult Protection.
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    Title 63. South Carolina Children's Code.
  • Chapter 7. Child Protection and Permanency.
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  • Chapter 9. Adoptions.
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  • Chapter 11. Children's Services Agencies.
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  • Chapter 13. Childcare Facilities.
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  • Chapter 17. Paternity and Child Support.
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    State Provisos (Temporary Law)

    2014-2015 Appropriations Act, Part 1B Section
  • 33.10. DHHS: Medicaid Eligibility Transfer
  • 33.35. DHHS: Child Support Enforcement System
  • 34.44. DHEC: Obesity
  • 34.49. DHEC: Abstinence Until Marriage Emerging Programs
  • 38.1. DSS: Fee Retention
  • 38.2. DSS: Recovered State Funds
  • 38.3. DSS: Foster Children Burial
  • 38.4. DSS: Battered Spouse Funds
  • 38.5. DSS: Court Examiner Service Exemption
  • 38.6. DSS: TANF Advance Funds
  • 38.7. DSS: Fee Schedule
  • 38.8. DSS: Food Stamp Fraud
  • 38.9. DSS: TANF - Immunization Certificates
  • 38.11. DSS: County Director's Pay
  • 38.12. DSS: Use of Funds Authorization
  • 38.13. DSS: Use of Funds Authorization
  • 38.14. DSS: Grant Authority
  • 38.15. DSS: Family Foster Care Payments
  • 38.16. DSS: Penalty Assessment
  • 38.17. DSS: Child Support Enforcement Automated System Carry Forward
  • 38.18. DSS: Child Support Enforcement System
  • 38.19. DSS: Child Care Voucher
  • 38.21. DSS: Meals in Emergency Operations
  • 38.22. DSS: Day Care Facilities Supervision Ratios
  • 38.23. DSS: Foster Care Goals
  • 38.24. DSS: Comprehensive Teen Pregnancy Prevention Funding
  • 38.25. DSS: SNAP Coupons
  • 38.26. DSS: Federally Certified Child Support Enforcement System Project
  • 38.27. DSS: New SNAP Debit Card Accountability Features
  • 38.28. DSS: Contracting Best Practices
  • 61.2. INDEF: State Employee Compensation Prohibited
  • 91.20. LEG: LAC Matching Federal Funds
  • 91.22. LEG: Suspend LAC Evaluation
  • 101.2. BCB: Procurement of Art Objects
  • 101.5. BCB: Compensation - Reporting of Supplemental Salaries
  • 101.6. BCB: Compensation Increase - Appropriated Funds Ratio
  • 101.7. BCB: Vacant Positions
  • 101.13. BCB: Military Service
  • 101.21. BCB: Employee Compensation
  • 101.23. BCB: Sale of Surplus Real Property
  • 101.24. BCB: Compensation - Agency Head Salary
  • 101.32. BCB: Cyber Security
  • 102.1. BCB/AUD: Annual Audit of Federal Programs
  • 112.2. EBO: Other Fund Authorization Increase
  • 113.4. RFAO: SC Health & Human Services Data Warehouse
  • 117.1. GP: Revenues, Deposits Credited to General Fund
  • 117.3. GP: Fiscal Year Definitions
  • 117.6 GP: Case Service Billing Payments Prior Year
  • 117.7 GP: Fee Increases
  • 117.9 GP: Transfers of Appropriations
  • 117.10 GP: Federal Funds - DHEC, DSS, DHHS - Disallowances
  • 117.14 GP: Discrimination Policy
  • 117.15 GP: Personal Service Reconciliation, FTEs
  • 117.16 GP: Allowance for Residences & Compensation Restrictions
  • 117.18 GP: Replacement of Personal Property
  • 117.19 GP: Business Expense Reimbursement
  • 117.20 GP: Per Diem
  • 117.21 GP: Travel - Subsistence Expenses & Mileage
  • 117.22 GP: Organizations Receiving State Appropriations Report
  • 117.24 GP: Carry Forward
  • 117.25 GP: TEFRA-Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act
  • 117.27 GP: Prison Industries
  • 117.28 GP: Travel Report
  • 117.30 GP: State Operated Day Care Facilities Fees
  • 117.31 GP: Base Budget Analysis
  • 117.32 GP: Collection on Dishonored Payments
  • 117.35 GP: Voluntary Separation Incentive Program
  • 117.37 GP: Debt Collection Reports
  • 117.44 GP: South Carolina Recycling Initiative
  • 117.46 GP: Sole Source Procurements
  • 117.48 GP: Parking Fees
  • 117.51 GP: Insurance Claims
  • 117.52 GP: Organizational Charts
  • 117.53 GP: Agencies Affected by Restructuring
  • 117.54 GP: Agency Administrative Support Collaboration
  • 117.58 GP: ISCEDC Funding Transfer
  • 117.59 GP: Employee Bonuses
  • 117.60 GP: FEMA Flexibility
  • 117.62 GP: Year-End Financial Statements - Penalties
  • 117.63 GP: Purchase Card Incentive Rebates
  • 117.69 GP: Attorney Dues
  • 117.73 GP: Voluntary Furlough
  • 117.75 GP: Reduction in Force Antidiscrimination
  • 117.76 GP: Reduction in Force/Agency Head Furlough
  • 117.78 GP: IMD Operations
  • 117.79 GP: Fines and Fees Report
  • 117.80 GP: Mandatory Furlough
  • 117.81 GP: Reduction In Force
  • 117.82 GP: Cost Savings When Filling Vacancies Created by Retirement
  • 117.83 GP: Information Technology for Health Care
  • 117.85 GP: Reduction in Compensation
  • 117.86 GP: Deficit Monitoring
  • 117.87 GP: Commuting Costs
  • 117.88 GP: Bank Account Transparency and Accountability
  • 117.89 GP: Websites
  • 117.92 GP Civil Conspiracy Defense Costs
  • 117.93 GP: Recovery Audits
  • 117.97 GP: Agency Reduction Management
  • 117.104 GP: First Steps - BabyNet
  • 117.105 GP: Single Audit Schedule of Federal Expenditures
  • 117.113 GP: Technology and Remediation
  • 117.117 GP: Data Breach Notification
  • 117.127 GP: Continuation of Teen Pregnancy Prevention Project Accountability
  • 117.131 GP: Information Technology Disaster Recovery Plan
  • 117.132 GP: Information Technology and Information Security Plans
  • 118.1 SR: Year End Expenditures
  • 118.3 SR: Contingency Reserve Fund
  • 118.8 SR: Prohibits Public Funded Lobbyists
  • 118.10 SR: Agency Deficit Notice
  • 118.16 SR: Non-recurring Revenue

    • Federal Laws
  • Social Security Act
  • Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act of 2010 (42 U.S.C. 5101 et seq. and 42 U.S.C. 5116 et seq.)
  • Food and Nutrition Act of 2008 (7 U.S.C. 2011 et seq.

    • Laws Satisfied by Agency's Goals and Objectives


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