Journal of the Senate
of the Second Session of the 115th General Assembly
of the State of South Carolina
being the Regular Session Beginning Tuesday, January 13, 2004

VETOES

(R127, H3749) -- Ways and Means Committee: GENERAL APPROPRIATION ACT (2003-04)
Messages fr. Hs.
Veto #1 Sustained (1/15/04) (28-77)
Printed Page 164, Jan. 15
Veto #2 Sustained (1/15/04) (0-97)
Printed Page 164, Jan. 15
Veto #3 Sustained (1/15/04) (18-80)
Printed Page 164, Jan. 15
Veto #4 Sustained (1/15/04) (35-62)
Printed Page 172, Jan. 15
Veto #5 Overridden by Hs. (1/20/04) (87-26)
Printed Page 521, Jan. 20
Veto #5 Overridden by Senate (1/20/04) (28-11)
Printed Page 521, Jan. 20
Veto # 6 Overridden by Hs. (1/20/04) (103-0)
Printed Page 522, Jan. 20
Veto #6 Overridden by Senate (1/20/04) (45-0)
Printed Page 522, Jan. 20
Veto #7 Overridden by Hs. (1/20/04) (107-2)
Printed Page 524, Jan. 20
Veto #7 Sustained by Senate (1/20/04) (0-45)
Printed Page 524, Jan. 20
Veto #8 Sustained (1/15/04) (31-77)
Printed Page 165, Jan. 15
Veto #9 Sustained (1/15/04) (4-99)
Printed Page 165, Jan. 15
Veto #10 Overridden by Hs. (1/20/04) (102-4)
Printed Page 525, Jan. 20
Veto #10 Overridden by Senate (1/20/04) (34-4)
Printed Page 525, Jan. 20
Veto #11 Sustained (1/15/04) (8-92)
Printed Page 166, Jan. 15
Veto #12 Sustained (1/15/04) (22-79)
Printed Page 166, Jan. 15
Veto #13 Sustained (1/15/04) (8-85)
Printed Page 166, Jan. 15
Veto #14 Overridden by Hs. (1/20/04) (90-14)
Printed Page 527, Jan. 20
Veto #14 Overridden by Senate (1/20/04) (44-1)
Printed Page 527, Jan. 20
Veto #15 Sustained (1/15/04) (1-95)
Printed Page 167, Jan. 15
Veto #16 Overridden by Hs. (1/20/04) (98-0)
Printed Page 528, Jan. 20
Veto #16 Sustained by Senate (1/20/04) (3-34)
Printed Page 529, Jan. 20
Veto #17 Sustained (1/15/04) (1-98)
Printed Page 167, Jan. 15
Veto #18 Sustained (1/15/04) (1-97)
Printed Page 168, Jan. 15
Veto #19 Sustained (1/15/04) (0-90)
Printed Page 168, Jan. 15
Veto #20 Sustained (1/15/04) (3-90)
Printed Page 168, Jan. 15
Veto #21 (L12) Sustained (1/15/04) (55-53)
Printed Page 170, Jan. 15
Veto #21 (Pt. 1B, Sect. 73.2, A17, F03, H71, K05, L04, N12, P24) Sustained (1/15/04) (23-72)
Printed Page 171, Jan. 15
Veto #21 (J16) Overridden by Hs. (1/20/04) (98-3)
Printed Page 529, Jan. 20
Veto #21 (J16) Overridden by Senate (1/20/04) (35-3)
Printed Page 529, Jan. 20
Veto #21 (E28) Carried Over by Senate (2/3/04)
Printed Page 737, Feb. 3
Sustained by Senate (2/17/04) (0-46)
Printed Page 1010, Feb. 17
Veto #22 Sustained (1/15/04) (11-91)
Printed Page 172, Jan. 15

(R128, H3806) -- Reps. Neilson, Lucas and J. Hines: AN ACT TO PROVIDE THAT BEGINNING WITH SCHOOL YEAR 2003-2004, THE STARTING DATE AND ENDING DATE FOR THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM OF THE DARLINGTON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT MUST BE SET BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE DISTRICT IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION PROVIDED THAT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM MUST COMPLY WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 59-1-420 RELATING TO LENGTH OF THE SCHOOL TERM.
Message fr. Hs. - Veto Overridden (1/15/04) (3-0)
Printed Page 187, Jan. 15
Veto Sustained by Senate (1/15/04) (0-45)
Printed Page 188, Jan. 15

(R131, H4176) -- Rep. Anthony: AN ACT TO AMEND ACT 231 OF 1993, RELATING TO THE BOARD OF ELECTION AND REGISTRATION FOR UNION COUNTY, SO AS TO REDUCE THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE BOARD FROM NINE MEMBERS TO EIGHT MEMBERS.
Message fr. Hs. - Veto Overridden (1/15/04) (1-0)
Printed Page 159, Jan. 15
Veto Overridden by Senate (1/15/04) (45-0)
Printed Page 160, Jan. 15

(R135, S169) -- Senator Gregory: AN ACT TO PROVIDE THAT BEGINNING WITH SCHOOL YEAR 2003-2004, THE STARTING DATE AND ENDING DATE FOR THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM OF LANCASTER COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT MUST BE SET BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE DISTRICT IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION PROVIDED THAT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM MUST COMPLY WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 59-1-420 RELATING TO THE LENGTH OF THE SCHOOL TERM.
Message from the Governor (1/15/04)
Printed Page 126, Jan. 15
Veto Sustained by Senate (1/15/04) (0-45)
Printed Page 128, Jan. 15

(R136, S194) -- Senator McGill: AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 9-1-10, AS AMENDED, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS FOR PURPOSES OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA RETIREMENT SYSTEM, SO AS TO DELETE FROM THE DEFINITION OF "EMPLOYEE" THE EXCLUSION FROM COLLEGE WORK-STUDY STUDENTS AND GRADUATE ASSISTANTS; AND TO AMEND SECTION 9-1-1790, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO RETIRED MEMBERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA RETIREMENT SYSTEM WHO RETURN TO COVERED EMPLOYMENT, SO AS TO REDUCE FROM SIXTY DAYS TO FIFTEEN CONSECUTIVE CALENDAR DAYS TO TIME A MEMBER MUST BE RETIRED BEFORE RETURNING TO COVERED EMPLOYMENT AND ALLOWED TO RECEIVE RETIREMENT BENEFITS UNTIL MEETING THE EARNING LIMIT FOR THE YEAR.
Message from the Governor (1/13/04)
Printed Page 2, Jan. 13
Veto Sustained by Senate (1/13/04) (0-45)
Printed Page 3, Jan. 13

(R144, S521) -- Senator Knotts: AN ACT TO AMEND ACT 1201 OF 1968, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE LEXINGTON COUNTY RECREATION COMMISSION, SO AS TO DELETE THE PROHIBITION THAT A MEMBER OF THE COMMISSION MAY NOT SERVE MORE THAN TWO CONSECUTIVE TERMS.
Message fr. the Governor (1/13/04)
Printed Page 4, Jan. 13
Veto Overridden by Senate (1/13/04) (45-0)
Printed Page 3, Jan. 13
Message fr. the House (1/15/04) - Veto Overridden (5-0)
Printed Page 161, Jan. 15

(R153, S727) -- Senator Land: AN ACT TO PROVIDE THAT BEGINNING WITH SCHOOL YEAR 2003-2004, THE STARTING DATE AND ENDING DATE FOR THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM OF SCHOOL DISTRICT TWO OF CLARENDON COUNTY MUST BE SET BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE DISTRICT IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION, PROVIDED THAT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM MUST COMPLY WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 59-1-420 RELATING TO LENGTH OF THE SCHOOL TERM.
Message fr. the Governor (1/13/04)
Printed Page 6, Jan. 13
Veto Overridden by Senate (1/13/04) (45-0)
Printed Page 7, Jan. 13
Message fr. House (1/15/04) - Veto Overridden (2-0)
Printed Page 161, Jan. 15

(R154, H3052) -- Reps. Harrison, Simrill, Vaughn, Hinson, W.D. Smith, Kirsh, Sandifer, Umphlett, Talley, Merrill, Cobb-Hunter, Witherspoon, Ceips and Richardson: AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 16-11-700, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO LITTERING, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT WHEN THE SENTENCE FOR A VIOLATION OF THIS SECTION INCLUDES LITTER-GATHERING, THE LITTER-GATHERING PORTION IS MANDATORY, HOWEVER THE COURT MAY DIRECT THE PERSON TO PAY AN ADDITIONAL MONETARY PENALTY IN LIEU OF THE SENTENCE, TO PROVIDE THE CIRCUMSTANCES WHEN PROBATION MAY BE GRANTED IN LIEU OF A LITTER-GATHERING SENTENCE, TO PROVIDE FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS COLLECTED IN LIEU OF A MANDATORY LITTER-GATHERING SENTENCE, AND TO PROVIDE WHEN A VIOLATION OF THIS SECTION CONSTITUTES A PRIOR VIOLATION WITHIN THE MEANING OF THIS SECTION; TO AMEND SECTION 56-25-20, RELATING TO THE SUSPENSION OF A DRIVER'S LICENSE FOR FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH CERTAIN TRAFFIC CITATIONS, SO AS TO REVISE THIS SECTION TO INCLUDE A SUMMONS FOR CERTAIN LITTER VIOLATIONS; BY ADDING SECTION 56-5-5635 SO AS TO PROVIDE THE PROCEDURE THAT A VEHICLE WHICH HAS BEEN TOWED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER MUST BE STORED AND DISPOSED OF; TO AMEND SECTION 16-11-760, RELATING TO PARKING A VEHICLE ON PRIVATE PROPERTY WITHOUT PERMISSION, THE REMOVAL OF CERTAIN VEHICLES, LIENS PLACED ON CERTAIN VEHICLES, AND THE SALE OF CERTAIN VEHICLES, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A COMMERCIAL PROPERTY OWNER MUST POST A NOTICE ON THE BORDERS OF HIS PROPERTY THAT PROHIBITS PARKING IF HE WANTS PARKING OF A VEHICLE TO BE ILLEGAL ON HIS PROPERTY, TO PROVIDE THAT CERTAIN COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE TOWING OF A VEHICLE ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF ITS REGISTER OWNER OR LIENHOLDER UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, TO PROVIDE FOR THE SALE OF CERTAIN VEHICLES THAT ARE NOT CLAIMED BY THEIR OWNERS, LIENHOLDERS, OR THEIR AGENTS; TO AMEND SECTION 29-15-10, RELATING TO REPAIR AND STORAGE LIENS, SO AS TO PROVIDE WHEN CERTAIN STORAGE COSTS MAY BE CHARGED AND RECOVERED; TO AMEND SECTION 56-5-5630, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE NOTICE CERTAIN LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES MUST GIVE THE OWNER OF A VEHICLE WHICH THEY HAVE DIRECTED TO BE TOWED, AND TO PROVIDE THAT CERTAIN PENALTIES CONTAINED IN THIS SECTION DO NOT APPLY TO CERTAIN LIENHOLDERS, OR OWNERS, TO PROVIDE A DEFINITION FOR THE TERM "VEHICLE", TO PROVIDE THAT STORAGE COSTS FOR CERTAIN VEHICLES MUST NOT EXCEED SIXTY DAYS, TO DEFINE THE TERM "NOTIFICATION", TO REVISE THE CONTENT OF A NOTICE CONTAINED IN THIS SECTION, TO PROVIDE WHEN STORAGE COSTS ACCRUE AND MAY BE RECOVERED, TO REVISE THE CIRCUMSTANCES WHEN A LIENHOLDER OR OWNER OF A VEHICLE IS NOT SUBJECT TO A PENALTY UNDER THIS SECTION, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY THAT REQUESTED THAT A VEHICLE BE TOWED MUST PROVIDE THE TOWING COMPANY CERTAIN INFORMATION; TO AMEND SECTION 56-5-5640, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE SALE OF CERTAIN UNCLAIMED VEHICLES, SO AS TO REVISE THE PROCEDURE FOR SELLING ABANDONED VEHICLES; TO REPEAL SECTION 56-5-2522 RELATING TO THE TOWING, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL OF CERTAIN VEHICLES; AND BY ADDING ARTICLE 4, CHAPTER 15, TITLE 56 SO AS TO PROVIDE NONFRANCHISE AUTOMOBILE DEALER PRELICENSING PROCEDURES.
Message fr. House (1/15/04) - Veto Sustained (0-80)
Printed Page 162, Jan. 15

(R158, H3254) -- Reps. G.M. Smith, Weeks and Coates: AN ACT TO PROVIDE THAT BEGINNING WITH SCHOOL YEAR 2003-2004, THE STARTING DATE AND ENDING DATE FOR THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM OF SUMTER COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS 2 AND 17 MUST BE SET BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF EACH RESPECTIVE SCHOOL DISTRICT IN THEIR SOLE DISCRETION PROVIDED THAT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM MUST COMPLY WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 59-1-420 RELATING TO LENGTH OF THE SCHOOL TERM.
Message fr. House (1/15/04), Veto Overridden (2-0)
Printed Page 185, Jan. 15
Veto Sustained by Senate (1/15/04) (0-45)
Printed Page 186, Jan. 15

(R159, H3255) -- Rep. J.R. Smith: AN ACT TO PROVIDE THAT BEGINNING WITH SCHOOL YEAR 2003-2004, THE STARTING DATE AND ENDING DATE FOR THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICTS OF AIKEN COUNTY, EDGEFIELD COUNTY, AND McCORMICK COUNTY MUST BE SET BY THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE DISTRICTS IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION PROVIDED THAT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM MUST COMPLY WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 59-1-420 RELATING TO LENGTH OF THE SCHOOL TERM.
Message fr. House (1/15/04), Veto Overridden (6-0)
Printed Page 184, Jan. 15
Veto Sustained by Senate (1/15/04) (0-45)
Printed Page 184, Jan. 15

(R160, H3257) -- Reps. Lourie, J.E. Smith, J. Brown, Bales, Cotty, Scott, Howard, J.H. Neal and Rutherford: AN ACT TO PROVIDE THAT BEGINNING WITH SCHOOL YEAR 2003-2004, THE STARTING DATE AND ENDING DATE FOR THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM OF RICHLAND COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT ONE AND RICHLAND COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT TWO, LEXINGTON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS ONE, TWO, THREE, AND FOUR, AND LEXINGTON/RICHLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT FIVE, AND YORK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS ONE THROUGH FOUR MUST BE SET BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF EACH RESPECTIVE DISTRICT IN THEIR SOLE DISCRETION PROVIDED THAT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM MUST COMPLY WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 59-1-420 RELATING TO LENGTH OF THE SCHOOL TERM.
Message fr. House (1/15/04), Veto Overridden (12-0)
Printed Page 182, Jan. 15
Veto Sustained by Senate (1/15/04) (0-45)
Printed Page 182, Jan. 15

(R161, H3281) -- Rep. Townsend: AN ACT TO PROVIDE THAT BEGINNING WITH SCHOOL YEAR 2003-2004, THE STARTING DATE AND ENDING DATE FOR THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM OF SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2 OF ANDERSON COUNTY MUST BE SET BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE DISTRICT IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION PROVIDED THAT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM MUST COMPLY WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 59-1-420 RELATING TO LENGTH OF THE SCHOOL TERM.
Message fr. House (1/15/04), Veto Overridden (1-0)
Printed Page 180, Jan. 15
Veto Sustained by Senate (1/15/04) (0-45)
Printed Page 180, Jan. 15

(R164, H3385) -- Reps. Sheheen and Cotty: AN ACT TO PROVIDE THAT BEGINNING WITH SCHOOL YEAR 2003-2004, THE STARTING DATE AND ENDING DATE FOR THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM OF THE KERSHAW COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT MUST BE SET BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE DISTRICT IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION PROVIDED THAT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM MUST COMPLY WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 59-1-420 RELATING TO LENGTH OF THE SCHOOL TERM.
Message fr. House (1/15/04), Veto Overridden (3-0)
Printed Page 178, Jan. 15
Veto Sustained by Senate (1/15/04) (0-45)
Printed Page 179, Jan. 15

(R169, H3465) -- Reps. Pinson, Parks, M.A. Pitts, Duncan, Taylor and Anthony: AN ACT TO PROVIDE THAT BEGINNING WITH SCHOOL YEAR 2003-2004, THE STARTING DATE AND ENDING DATE FOR THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS NO. 50 AND 52 IN GREENWOOD COUNTY, SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 51 IN GREENWOOD AND LAURENS COUNTIES, AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS NO. 55 AND 56 IN LAURENS COUNTY MUST BE SET BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE DISTRICTS IN THEIR SOLE DISCRETION, PROVIDED THAT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM MUST COMPLY WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 59-1-420 RELATING TO LENGTH OF THE SCHOOL TERM.
Message fr. House (1/15/04), Veto Overridden (4-0)
Printed Page 176, Jan. 15
Veto Sustained by Senate (1/15/04) (0-45)
Printed Page 177, Jan. 15

(R170, H3470) -- Rep. Frye: AN ACT TO PROVIDE THAT BEGINNING WITH SCHOOL YEAR 2003-2004, THE STARTING DATE AND ENDING DATE FOR THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM OF SALUDA SCHOOL DISTRICT ONE MUST BE SET BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE DISTRICT IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION, PROVIDED THAT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM MUST COMPLY WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 59-1-420 RELATING TO LENGTH OF THE SCHOOL TERM.
Message fr. House (1/15/04), Veto Overridden (1-0)
Printed Page 175, Jan. 15
Veto Sustained by Senate (1/15/04) (0-45)
Printed Page 175, Jan. 15

(R175, H3941) -- Reps. Bowers, Lloyd and R. Brown: A JOINT RESOLUTION TO POSTPONE UNTIL PROPERTY TAX YEARS BEGINNING AFTER 2003 THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE REVISED VALUES DETERMINED IN THE COUNTYWIDE APPRAISAL AND EQUALIZATION PROGRAM CONDUCTED IN COLLETON COUNTY IN 2001.
Message fr. House (1/20/04), Veto Overridden (2-0)
Printed Page 519, Jan. 20
Veto Overridden by Senate (1/20/04) (45-0)
Printed Page 519, Jan. 20

(R178, H4269) -- Reps. Cobb-Hunter, Ott and Rhoad: AN ACT TO PROVIDE THAT BEGINNING WITH SCHOOL YEAR 2003-2004, THE STARTING DATE AND ENDING DATE FOR THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM OF ALLENDALE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, BAMBERG COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS ONE AND TWO, BARNWELL COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS NINETEEN, TWENTY-NINE, AND FORTY-FIVE, CALHOUN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, HAMPTON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS ONE AND TWO, AND ORANGEBURG COUNTY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICTS THREE, FOUR, AND FIVE MUST BE SET BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF EACH RESPECTIVE DISTRICT IN THEIR SOLE DISCRETION PROVIDED THAT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM MUST COMPLY WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 59-1-420 RELATING TO LENGTH OF THE SCHOOL TERM.
Message fr. House (1/15/04), Veto Overridden (4-0)
Printed Page 173, Jan. 15
Veto Sustained by Senate (1/15/04) (0-45)
Printed Page 173, Jan. 15

(R179, H4270) -- Reps. Branham, McGee, Coates, M. Hines and J. Hines: AN ACT TO PROVIDE THAT BEGINNING WITH SCHOOL YEAR 2003-2004, THE STARTING DATE AND ENDING DATE FOR THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM OF CHESTER COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, FAIRFIELD COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, FLORENCE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS 1, 2, 3, 4, AND 5 OF FLORENCE COUNTY, AND UNION COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT MUST BE SET BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE DISTRICTS IN THEIR SOLE DISCRETION PROVIDED THAT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM MUST COMPLY WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 59-1-420 RELATING TO LENGTH OF THE SCHOOL TERM.
Message fr. House (1/15/04), Veto Overridden (5-0)
Printed Page 191, Jan. 15
Veto Sustained by Senate (1/15/04) (0-45)
Printed Page 191, Jan. 15

(R181, H4285) -- Reps. Battle and M. Hines: AN ACT TO PROVIDE THAT BEGINNING WITH SCHOOL YEAR 2003-2004, THE STARTING DATE AND ENDING DATE FOR THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICTS OF MARION COUNTY MUST BE SET BY THE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION PROVIDED THAT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL TERM MUST COMPLY WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 59-1-420 RELATING TO LENGTH OF THE SCHOOL TERM.
Message fr. House (1/15/04), Veto Overridden (1-0)
Printed Page 189, Jan. 15
Veto Sustained by Senate (1/15/04) (0-45)
Printed Page 189, Jan. 15

(A178, R186, S731) -- Senator Moore: AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 50-13-25, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE FISHING SEASON AND OTHER FISHING REGULATIONS ON SLADE LAKE IN EDGEFIELD COUNTY, SO AS TO FURTHER SPECIFY THESE REGULATIONS AND TO ALSO PROHIBIT THE USE OF NONGAME FISHING DEVICES AND THE POSSESSION OF FIREARMS, GLASS CONTAINERS, AND ALCOHOL AND TO PROHIBIT LITTERING AND THE IMPROPER OPERATION OR PARKING OF MOTOR VEHICLES.
Message fr. the Governor (2/19/04)
Printed Page 1054, Feb. 19
Veto Overridden by Senate (2/19/04) (46-0)
Printed Page 1056, Feb. 19
Message fr. House (2/19/04) - Veto Overridden (2-0)
Printed Page 1057, Feb. 19

(R199, S481) -- Senator Land: AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT 1 OF CLARENDON COUNTY TO EXPEND FUNDS IN ITS SCHOOL BUILDING FUND TO MEET ITS COSTS OF OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE AND TO REPLACE FUNDS LOST AS A CONSEQUENCE OF REDUCTIONS IN STATE APPROPRIATIONS.
Message fr. the Governor (3/9/04)
Printed Page 1251, Mar. 9
Veto Overridden by Senate (3/9/04) (46-0)
Printed Page 1252, Mar. 9
Message fr. House () - Veto ()

(R208, H4700) -- Rep. Rhoad: A JOINT RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE THAT SCHOOL DAYS MISSED ON JANUARY 26 AND 27, 2004, BY THE STUDENTS OF SCHOOLS IN BAMBERG-EHRHARDT SCHOOL DISTRICT 1 AND DENMARK-OLAR SCHOOL DISTRICT 2 IN BAMBERG COUNTY WHEN THE SCHOOLS WERE CLOSED DUE TO ICE OR INCLEMENT WEATHER CONDITIONS ARE EXEMPTED FROM THE MAKE-UP REQUIREMENT THAT FULL SCHOOL DAYS MISSED DUE TO EXTREME WEATHER OR OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES BE MADE UP.
Message fr. House (3/10/04), Veto Overridden (1-0)
Printed Page 1349, Mar. 10
Veto Overridden by Senate (3/10/04) (46-0)
Printed Page 1349, Mar. 10

(A187, R212, S560) -- Senators Leatherman, Ritchie, Knotts, Grooms, Verdin, Giese, Branton, Mescher, McConnell, McGill, J. Verne Smith, Alexander, Martin, Short, Moore, Ravenel, O'Dell, Drummond, Hayes, Setzler and Ford: AN ACT TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA LIFE SCIENCES ACT, BY DEFINING A LIFE SCIENCES FACILITY AND PROVIDING THAT A LIFE SCIENCES FACILITY PROJECT IN WHICH IS INVESTED AT LEAST ONE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS AND AT WHICH AT LEAST TWO HUNDRED NEW JOBS ARE CREATED WITH ANNUAL CASH COMPENSATION AT LEAST ONE HUNDRED FIFTY PERCENT OF AVERAGE PER CAPITA INCOME IN THIS STATE IS ELIGIBLE FOR EMPLOYEE RELOCATION EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENT AND THE WAIVER ALLOWED ON THE LIMIT FOR JOB DEVELOPMENT CREDITS FOR PURPOSES OF THE ENTERPRISE ZONE ACT OF 1995, TO ALLOW A TAXPAYER OPERATING A LIFE SCIENCES FACILITY TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE NOT TO EXCEED FIFTEEN YEARS DURATION FOR ALLOCATION AND APPORTIONMENT FOR PURPOSES OF CORPORATE INCOME TAX; TO AMEND SECTION 12-37-930, AS AMENDED, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DEPRECIATION ALLOWANCE FOR PURPOSES OF THE PROPERTY TAX, SO AS TO INCREASE THE ANNUAL DEPRECIATION ALLOWANCE FOR USE OF CLEAN ROOMS FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PERCENT AND TO PROVIDE A TWENTY PERCENT ANNUAL DEPRECIATION ALLOWANCE FOR MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT USED FOR MANUFACTURING IN A LIFE SCIENCES FACILITY AND TO DEFINE "LIFE SCIENCES FACILITY"; TO AMEND SECTIONS 11-41-20, 11-41-30, 11-41-70, 11-41-120, AND TO ADD SECTION 11-41-180, RELATING TO THE STATE GENERAL OBLIGATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOND ACT, SO AS TO REVISE ITS FINDINGS, DEFINITIONS, NOTICE, PROCUREMENT, AND ISSUANCE REQUIREMENTS SO AS TO ALLOW AND PROVIDE THE CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH SUCH BONDS MAY BE USED FOR INFRASTRUCTURE FOR CERTAIN LIFE SCIENCES FACILITIES AND OTHER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS INCLUDING TOURISM TRAINING INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS AND NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION AND TRADE SHOW CENTERS; TO PROVIDE THAT BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 2005, THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE ANNUALLY SHALL REPORT TO THE JOINT COMMITTEE ON TAXATION THE REVENUE IMPACT OF THIS ACT, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE ANNUALLY SHALL REPORT THE COST AND BENEFIT OF THIS ACT, TOGETHER WITH THE JOB CREATION AND CAPITAL INVESTMENT MADE BY QUALIFYING BUSINESSES; TO ADD CHAPTER 45 TO TITLE 11 SO AS TO ENACT THE "VENTURE CAPITAL INVESTMENT ACT OF SOUTH CAROLINA" SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A FUND SEPARATE AND DISTINCT FROM THE STATE GENERAL FUND IN THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE KNOWN AS THE VENTURE CAPITAL FUND, TO PROVIDE FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF THIS SPECIAL FUND, TO PROVIDE FOR MONIES TO BE OBTAINED BY THE FUND FOR ITS STATED PURPOSES THROUGH LOANS MADE BY CERTAIN LENDERS AS CAPITAL COMMITMENTS TO THE FUND, TO PROVIDE FOR REPAYMENTS TO LENDERS, TO PROVIDE THAT LENDERS SHALL RECEIVE TAX CREDITS WHICH MAY BE USED AS A CONTINGENT RESOURCE TO MEET PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYMENTS WHEN DUE, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE MANNER IN WHICH AND CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH INVESTMENTS FROM THE FUND MAY BE MADE IN VENTURE CAPITAL INVESTMENTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THIS STATE; TO ESTABLISH THE SOUTH CAROLINA TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION FUND UNDER THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE VENTURE CAPITAL FUND AND TO PROVIDE FOR ITS USES, AND TO PROVIDE THAT UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS, THE ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF THE PALMETTO SEED CAPITAL CORPORATION SHALL BE TRANSFERRED TO THE VENTURE CAPITAL FUND AND CHAPTER 44 OF TITLE 41 OF THE 1976 CODE RELATING TO PALMETTO SEED CAPITAL FUND IS REPEALED; TO PROVIDE THAT SECTIONS 59-101-10 THROUGH 59-101-410 ARE DESIGNATED AS ARTICLE 1, GENERAL PROVISIONS; TO ADD ARTICLE 3 TO CHAPTER 101 OF TITLE 59, RELATING TO INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THESE INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING MAY SPEND FEDERAL AND OTHER NONSTATE APPROPRIATED SOURCES OF REVENUE TO PROVIDE LUMP-SUM BONUSES, TO PROVIDE THAT THESE INSTITUTIONS MAY OFFER EDUCATIONAL FEE WAIVERS TO NO MORE THAN FOUR PERCENT OF THE TOTAL STUDENT BODY, TO PROVIDE THAT THESE INSTITUTIONS MAY ESTABLISH RESEARCH GRANT POSITIONS FUNDED BY CERTAIN GRANTS, TO PROVIDE THE CONDITIONS FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THESE POSITIONS, TO PROVIDE THAT THESE INSTITUTIONS MAY OFFER AND FUND, FROM ANY SOURCE OF REVENUE, HEALTH INSURANCE TO FULL-TIME GRADUATE ASSISTANTS, TO PROVIDE THAT THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THESE INSTITUTIONS IS VESTED WITH CERTAIN POWERS OF EMINENT DOMAIN, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THESE INSTITUTIONS MAY NEGOTIATE FOR ITS ANNUAL AUDIT AND QUALITY REVIEW PROCESS WITH REPUTABLE CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT FIRMS SELECTED FROM A LIST PREAPPROVED BY THE STATE AUDITOR'S OFFICE; TO ADD CHAPTER 51 TO TITLE 11 SO AS TO ENACT THE SOUTH CAROLINA RESEARCH UNIVERSITY INFRASTRUCTURE ACT, DEFINE CERTAIN TERMS, PROVIDE FOR THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF BONDS FOR RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS FOR RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES AND FOR PROJECTS FOR CERTAIN OTHER PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING PURSUANT TO SPECIFIED CONDITIONS, PROVIDE FOR NOTIFICATION TO THE JOINT BOND REVIEW COMMITTEE AND THE STATE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD, PROVIDE FOR TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO THE ISSUANCE OF SUCH BONDS INCLUDING PROCUREMENT PROCESSES, PROVIDE FOR AN AUTHORIZING RESOLUTION TO ISSUE THE BONDS, PROVIDE FOR MATURITY OF THE BONDS, PROVIDE FOR TAX EXEMPT STATUS OF THE BONDS, PROVIDE FOR PAYMENT OF PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST ON THE BONDS AND INCREASE THE DEBT SERVICE LIMIT FOR THESE BONDS, AND PROVIDE FOR PURCHASE OF BONDS; TO AMEND SECTION 2-47-50, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PERMANENT PROJECTS BY THE BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARD, SO AS TO DEFINE PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS OF INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING; TO ADD SECTION 2-75-90 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT TO MEET THE ENDOWED PROFESSORSHIPS MATCHING FUND REQUIREMENT UNDER THE RESEARCH CENTERS OF ECONOMIC EXCELLENCE ACT A RESEARCH UNIVERSITY IS AUTHORIZED TO USE SPECIFIED FUNDS FOR THIS PURPOSE AND TO PROVIDE AREAS IN WHICH THESE MATCHING FUNDS MAY BE USED; TO ADD SECTION 59-53-425 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE GOVERNING COMMISSION OF TRIDENT TECHNICAL COLLEGE MAY ESTABLISH A FOUR-YEAR CULINARY CURRICULUM PROGRAM AND AWARD BACCALAUREATE DEGREES IN CULINARY ARTS FOR STUDENTS GRADUATING FROM THIS PROGRAM; TO PROVIDE THAT THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA SUMTER IS AUTHORIZED TO OFFER FOUR-YEAR DEGREES AT THE SUMTER CAMPUS AND TO PROVIDE THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS AUTHORIZATION; TO PROVIDE THAT NO CAMPUS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA SHALL BE CLOSED WITHOUT PRIOR AUTHORIZATION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY BY ACT OR JOINT RESOLUTION; TO PROVIDE THAT A PUBLIC INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION IS REQUIRED TO ANNUALLY REPORT THE NUMBER OF OUT-OF-STATE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN ATTENDANCE AT THE RESPECTIVE UNIVERSITY FOR THE FALL AND SPRING SEMESTER, AND TO PROVIDE THAT EACH UNIVERSITY WILL ALSO BE REQUIRED TO REPORT AN OUT-OF-STATE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT POLICY AND HOW THAT POLICY WAS ENACTED BY EACH UNIVERSITY; TO AMEND SECTIONS 59-149-10 AND 59-149-50, RELATING TO LIFE SCHOLARSHIPS, SO AS TO REVISE THE INSTITUTIONS WHICH ARE QUALIFIED TO RECEIVE LIFE SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS AND TO REVISE THE ELIGIBILITY AND RETENTION REQUIREMENTS FOR A LIFE SCHOLARSHIP; TO ADD SECTION 59-127-470 SO AS TO ESTABLISH A COMMITTEE TO STUDY THE FEASIBILITY AND NEED FOR A SCHOOL OF LAW AT THE SOUTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY IN ORANGEBURG.
Message fr. the Governor (3/17/04)
Printed Page 1413, Mar. 17
Veto Overridden by Senate (3/17/04) (40-5)
Printed Page 1418, Mar. 17
Message fr. House (3/18/04) - Veto Overridden (81-24)
Printed Page 1477, Mar. 18

(A189, R216, H3900) -- Reps. Harrell, Wilkins, Cato, Keegan, Cooper, Loftis, Altman, Ceips, Clark, Clemmons, Dantzler, Duncan, Haskins, Herbkersman, Hinson, Huggins, Limehouse, Littlejohn, Cobb-Hunter, Mahaffey, Perry, E.H. Pitts, Mack, M.A. Pitts, Richardson, J.H. Neal, Howard, Sandifer, Bales, Simrill, Neilson, Skelton, Owens, J.R. Smith, Snow, Talley, Bailey, Trotter, Umphlett, White, Thompson, Whitmire, Whipper, Witherspoon and Young: AN ACT TO PROVIDE THAT THE PROCEEDS OF BONDS AUTHORIZED PURSUANT TO THE "SOUTH CAROLINA RESEARCH UNIVERSITY INFRASTRUCTURE ACT" ARE APPROPRIATED AND AUTHORIZED TO BE EXPENDED FOR THE PURPOSES AND IN THE MANNER SET FORTH IN THAT ACT, INCLUDING THE COSTS OF ISSUANCE OF SUCH BONDS, AND TO PROVIDE THAT THE PROCEEDS OF BONDS AUTHORIZED PURSUANT TO THE AMENDMENTS TO THE STATE GENERAL OBLIGATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOND ACT ARE APPROPRIATED AND AUTHORIZED TO BE EXPENDED FOR THE PURPOSES AND IN THE MANNER SET FORTH IN THAT ACT, INCLUDING THE COSTS OF ISSUANCE OF SUCH BONDS.
Message fr. House (3/18/04), Veto Overridden (92-17)
Printed Page 1481, Mar. 18
Veto Overridden by Senate (3/18/04) (46-0)
Printed Page 1482, Mar. 18

(A190, R218, H4415) -- Reps. J. Brown, Bales, Cotty, Harrison, Howard, Lourie, J.H. Neal, Quinn, Rutherford, Scott and J.E. Smith: AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 59-53-1710, AS AMENDED, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE MIDLANDS TECHNICAL COLLEGE COMMISSION, SO AS TO REMOVE THE TERM LIMITATION FOR THE MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION.
Message fr. House (3/18/04), Veto Overridden (9-1)
Printed Page 1483, Mar. 18
Veto Overridden by Senate (3/18/04) (46-0)
Printed Page 1484, Mar. 18

(R225, H4707) -- Rep. Hayes: A JOINT RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE THAT THE SCHOOL DAYS MISSED ON JANUARY 26, 27, AND 28, 2004, BY THE STUDENTS OF DILLON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT NOS. 1, 2, AND 3 WHEN THE SCHOOLS WERE CLOSED DUE TO SNOW, ICE, OR INCLEMENT WEATHER CONDITIONS ARE EXEMPTED FROM THE MAKE-UP REQUIREMENT OF THE DEFINED MINIMUM PLAN THAT FULL SCHOOL DAYS MISSED DUE TO EXTREME WEATHER OR OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES BE MADE UP.
Message fr. House (4/1/04), Veto Overridden (1-0)
Printed Page 1711, Apr. 1
Veto Overridden by Senate (4/1/04) (46-0)
Printed Page 1712, Apr. 1

(A195, R229, S154) -- Senator Giese: AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 59-25-115, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO AN APPLICANT FOR INITIAL EDUCATION CERTIFICATION BEING REQUIRED TO UNDERGO A STATE FINGERPRINT REVIEW, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT A PERSON ENROLLED IN A TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM MUST BE ADVISED BY THE COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY THAT HIS PRIOR CRIMINAL RECORD COULD PREVENT HIS TEACHER CERTIFICATION, PROVIDE THAT BEFORE BEGINNING FULL-TIME CLINICAL TEACHING EXPERIENCE A PERSON SHALL UNDERGO A STATE AND NATIONAL CRIMINAL RECORDS CHECK TO BE REVIEWED BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, PROVIDE THAT THE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE FBI BACKGROUND CHECKS ARE THOSE OF THE APPLICANT, PROVIDE THAT THE INFORMATION COULD AFFECT HIS FITNESS TO TEACH AND THAT HE MAY BE DENIED THE OPPORTUNITY TO COMPLETE HIS CLINICAL TEACHING EXPERIENCE, PROVIDE THAT A TEACHER EDUCATION CANDIDATE MAY REQUEST RECONSIDERATION AFTER ONE YEAR, AND PROVIDE THAT A GRADUATE OF A TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM APPLYING FOR INITIAL TEACHER CERTIFICATION MUST HAVE COMPLETED THE FBI FINGERPRINT PROCESS WITHIN EIGHTEEN MONTHS OF FORMALLY APPLYING; AND TO REPEAL SECTIONS 59-3-50, 59-3-60, AND 59-3-70, ALL RELATING TO STATISTICAL REPORTS REQUIRED BY THE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION.
Message fr. the Governor (5/5/04)
Printed Page 2345, May 5
Veto Overridden by Senate (5/5/04) (46-0)
Printed Page 2346, May 5
Message fr. House (5/7/04) - Veto Overridden (96-1)
Printed Page 2472, May 7

(A235, R231, S827) -- Senators McConnell and J. Verne Smith: AN ACT TO AMEND THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, BY ADDING SECTION 39-1-80 SO AS TO REQUIRE AN INDIVIDUAL WHO HOLDS HIMSELF OUT AS A CERTIFIED INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST OR A CERTIFIED SAFETY PROFESSIONAL TO BE CERTIFIED BY THE AMERICAN BOARD OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE OR THE BOARD OF CERTIFIED SAFETY PROFESSIONALS, RESPECTIVELY, AND TO PROVIDE CRIMINAL PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS.
Message fr. the Governor (5/12/04)
Printed Page 2548, May 12
Veto Overridden by Senate (5/12/04) (46-0)
Printed Page 2550, May 12
Message fr. House (5/29/04) - Veto Overridden (95-11)
Printed Page 2793, May 19

(R274, H4919) -- Rep. Jennings: A JOINT RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE THAT SCHOOL DAYS MISSED ON JANUARY 27, 2004, AND FEBRUARY 26 AND 27, 2004, BY THE STUDENTS OF SCHOOLS IN THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF MARLBORO COUNTY WHEN THE SCHOOLS WERE CLOSED DUE TO ICE OR INCLEMENT WEATHER CONDITIONS ARE EXEMPTED FROM THE MAKE-UP REQUIREMENT THAT FULL SCHOOL DAYS MISSED DUE TO EXTREME WEATHER OR OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES BE MADE UP.
Message fr. House (4/28/04), Veto Overridden (2-0)
Printed Page 2184, Apr. 28
Veto Overridden by Senate (4/28/04) (46-0)
Printed Page 2184, Apr. 28

(R313, H4793) -- Reps. Kennedy, Harvin and Snow: A JOINT RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE THAT SCHOOL DAYS MISSED ON JANUARY 27 AND 28, 2004, BY THE STUDENTS OF A SCHOOL IN THE WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT WHEN THE SCHOOL WAS CLOSED DUE TO ICE OR INCLEMENT WEATHER CONDITIONS ARE EXEMPTED FROM THE MAKE-UP REQUIREMENT THAT FULL SCHOOL DAYS MISSED DUE TO EXTREME WEATHER OR OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES BE MADE UP.
Message fr. House (5/18/04), Veto Overridden (2-0)
Printed Page 2711, May 18
Veto Overridden by Senate (5/18/04) (46-0)
Printed Page 2712, May 18

(R324, S1213) -- Senators Knotts, Setzler, Courson and Cromer: AN ACT TO AMEND ACT 1201 OF 1968, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE LEXINGTON COUNTY RECREATION COMMISSION, SO AS TO DELETE THE PROHIBITION THAT A MEMBER OF THE COMMISSION SHALL NOT SERVE MORE THAN TWO CONSECUTIVE TERMS.
Message fr. the Governor (5/25/04)
Printed Page 2902, May 25
Veto Overridden by Senate (5/25/04) (46-0)
Printed Page 2902, May 25
Message fr. House (5/26/04) - Veto Overridden (4-0)
Printed Page 2980, May 26

(R333, H. 4925) -- Ways and Means Committee: GENERAL APPROPRIATION ACT (ABBREVIATED TITLE)
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 1 Overridden (102-9)
Printed Page 3006, May 27
Veto 1 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
Printed Page 3006, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 2 Overridden (106-9)
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Veto 2 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (40-4)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 3 Overridden (106-10)
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Veto 3 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (40-4)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 4 Overridden (104-13)
Printed Page 3010, May 27
Veto 4 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (40-4)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 5 Overridden (98-16)
Printed Page 3012, May 27
Veto 5 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 6 Overridden (105-9)
Printed Page 3013, May 27
Veto 6 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 7 Overridden (100-9)
Printed Page 3015, May 27
Veto 7 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (38-6)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 8 Overridden (96-11)
Printed Page 3017, May 27
Veto 8 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 9 Overridden (97-28)
Printed Page 3018, May 27
Veto 9 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3018, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 10 Overridden (106-6)
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Veto 10 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 11 Overridden (102-10)
Printed Page 3021, May 27
Veto 11 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (36-8)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 12 Overridden (98-13)
Printed Page 3023, May 27
Veto 12 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (36-8)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 13 Overridden (101-9)
Printed Page 3024, May 27
Veto 13 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (28-14)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 14 Overridden (97-13)
Printed Page 3026, May 27
Veto 14 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (38-6)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 15 Overridden (90-20)
Printed Page 3027, May 27
Veto 15 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (33-11)
Printed Page 3028, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 16 Overridden (104-12)
Printed Page 3029, May 27
Veto 16 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3029, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 17 Overridden (102-9)
Printed Page 3031, May 27
Veto 17 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (38-6)
Printed Page 3031, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 18 Overridden (97-13)
Printed Page 3032, May 27
Veto 18 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (38-6)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 19 Overridden (101-12)
Printed Page 3034, May 27
Veto 19 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
Printed Page 3034, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 20 Overridden (103-9)
Printed Page 3035, May 27
Veto 20 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
Printed Page 3035, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 21 Overridden (101-14)
Printed Page 3037, May 27
Veto 21 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
Printed Page 3037, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 22 Overridden (104-9)
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Veto 22 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 23 Overridden (95-7)
Printed Page 3040, May 27
Veto 23 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (38-6)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 24 Overridden (101-10)
Printed Page 3041, May 27
Veto 24 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 25 Overridden (100-3)
Printed Page 3043, May 27
Veto 25 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 26 Overridden (105-4)
Printed Page 3044, May 27
Veto 26 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 27 Overridden (104-5)
Printed Page 3046, May 27
Veto 27 Sustained by Senate (5/27/04) (27-14)
Printed Page 3046, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 28 Overridden (90-20)
Printed Page 3047, May 27
Veto 28 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3048, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 29 Overridden (111-3)
Printed Page 3049, May 27
Veto 29 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3049, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 30 Overridden (109-3)
Printed Page 3050, May 27
Veto 30 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (38-6)
Printed Page 3051, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 31 Overridden (101-5)
Printed Page 3052, May 27
Veto 31 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (38-6)
Printed Page 3052, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 32 Overridden (99-14)
Printed Page 3053, May 27
Veto 32 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 33 Overridden (104-5)
Printed Page 3055, May 27
Veto 33 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (38-6)
Printed Page 3055, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 34 Overridden (79-32)
Printed Page 3057, May 27
Veto 34 Sustained by Senate (5/27/04) (21-17)
Printed Page 3057, May 27
Veto 34 reconsidered; Overridden (30-5)
Printed Page 3058, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 35 Overridden (107-4)
Printed Page 3059, May 27
Veto 35 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (38-6)
Printed Page 3059, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 36 Overridden (93-20)
Printed Page 3060, May 27
Veto 36 Sustained by Senate (5/27/04) (27-14)
Printed Page 3061, May 27
Veto 36 reconsidered; Overridden (25-8)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 37 Overridden (97-17)
Printed Page 3062, May 27
Veto 37 Sustained by Senate (5/27/04) (27-14)
Printed Page 3063, May 27
Veto 37 reconsidered; Overridden (25-8)
Printed Page 3064, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 38 Overridden (93-16)
Printed Page 3064, May 27
Veto 38 Sustained by Senate (5/27/04) (27-14)
Printed Page 3065, May 27
Veto 38 reconsidered; Overridden (25-8)
Printed Page 3066, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 39 Overridden (100-14)
Printed Page 3066, May 27
Veto 39 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (38-6)
Printed Page 3067, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 40 Overridden (94-14)
Printed Page 3068, May 27
Veto 40 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
Printed Page 3068, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 41 Overridden (98-16)
Printed Page 3069, May 27
Veto 41 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 42 Overridden (99-15)
Printed Page 3071, May 27
Veto 42 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 43 Overridden (96-7)
Printed Page 3072, May 27
Veto 43 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 44 Overridden (89-12)
Printed Page 3074, May 27
Veto 44 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3074, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 45 Overridden (108-1)
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Veto 45 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (41-3)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 46 Overridden (97-9)
Printed Page 3077, May 27
Veto 46 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (38-6)
Printed Page 3077, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 47 Overridden (101-6)
Printed Page 3078, May 27
Veto 47 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
Printed Page 3078, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 48 Overridden (102-9)
Printed Page 3080, May 27
Veto 48 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (31-12)
Printed Page 3080, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 49 Overridden (100-9)
Printed Page 3081, May 27
Veto 49 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
Printed Page 3081, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 50 Overridden (107-8)
Printed Page 3083, May 27
Veto 50 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (38-6)
Printed Page 3083, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 51 Overridden (95-10)
Printed Page 3084, May 27
Veto 51 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3084, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 52 Overridden (99-7)
Printed Page 3086, May 27
Veto 52 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (38-6)
Printed Page 3086, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 53 Overridden (93-18)
Printed Page 3087, May 27
Veto 53 Sustained by Senate (5/27/04) (14-26)
Printed Page 3088, May 27
Veto 53 reconsidered; Overridden (25-10)
Printed Page 3089, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 54 Overridden (99-5)
Printed Page 3089, May 27
Veto 54 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (41-3)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 55 Overridden (95-11)
Printed Page 3091, May 27
Veto 55 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 56 Overridden (99-6)
Printed Page 3092, May 27
Veto 56 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
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Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 57 Overridden (88-13)
Printed Page 3094, May 27
Veto 57 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3094, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 58 Overridden (101-7)
Printed Page 3095, May 27
Veto 58 Sustained by Senate (5/27/04) (22-21)
Printed Page 3096, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 59 Overridden (112-3)
Printed Page 3097, May 27
Veto 59 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
Printed Page 3097, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 60 Overridden (106-7)
Printed Page 3098, May 27
Veto 60 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
Printed Page 3098, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 61 Overridden (92-19)
Printed Page 3100, May 27
Veto 61 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3100, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 62 Overridden (84-32)
Printed Page 3102, May 27
Veto 62 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (38-6)
Printed Page 3102, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 63 Overridden (82-27)
Printed Page 3103, May 27
Veto 63 Sustained by Senate (5/27/04) (21-17)
Printed Page 3103, May 27
Veto 63 reconsidered; Overridden (30-5)
Printed Page 3105, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 64 Overridden (99-12)
Printed Page 3105, May 27
Veto 64 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
Printed Page 3105, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 65 Overridden (95-11)
Printed Page 3107, May 27
Veto 65 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
Printed Page 3107, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 66 Overridden (108-3)
Printed Page 3108, May 27
Veto 66 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (36-8)
Printed Page 3108, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 67 Overridden (106-3)
Printed Page 3110, May 27
Veto 67 Sustained by Senate (5/27/04) (9-26)
Printed Page 3110, May 27
Mot. to reconsider failed
Printed Page 3111, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 68 Overridden (105-4)
Printed Page 3111, May 27
Veto 68 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3112, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 69 Overridden (88-15)
Printed Page 3113, May 27
Veto 69 Sustained by Senate (5/27/04) (14-29)
Printed Page 3113, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 70 Overridden (101-8)
Printed Page 3114, May 27
Veto 70 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
Printed Page 3115, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 71 Sustained (9-104)
Printed Page 3116, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 72 Overridden (87-24)
Printed Page 3116, May 27
Veto 72 Sustained by Senate (5/27/04) (0-44)
Printed Page 3116, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 73 Overridden (86-23)
Printed Page 3118, May 27
Veto 73 Sustained by Senate (5/27/04) (10-32)
Printed Page 3118, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 74 Overridden (100-6)
Printed Page 3119, May 27
Veto 74 Sustained by Senate (5/27/04) (0-40)
Printed Page 3120, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 75 Overridden (88-15)
Printed Page 3122, May 27
Veto 75 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
Printed Page 3122, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 76 Overridden (84-16)
Printed Page 3123, May 27
Veto 76 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (27-13)
Printed Page 3123, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 77 Overridden (91-12)
Printed Page 3124, May 27
Veto 77 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (38-6)
Printed Page 3124, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 78 Overridden (97-7)
Printed Page 3126, May 27
Veto 78 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
Printed Page 3126, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 79 Overridden (95-6)
Printed Page 3127, May 27
Veto 79 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3127, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 80 Overridden (99-6)
Printed Page 3129, May 27
Veto 80 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3129, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 81 Overridden (100-7)
Printed Page 3130, May 27
Veto 81 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3131, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 82 Overridden (96-6)
Printed Page 3132, May 27
Veto 82 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3132, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 83 Overridden (98-5)
Printed Page 3133, May 27
Veto 83 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3134, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 84 Overridden (99-6)
Printed Page 3135, May 27
Veto 84 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (38-6)
Printed Page 3135, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 85 Overridden (100-6)
Printed Page 3136, May 27
Veto 85 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (38-6)
Printed Page 3137, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 86 Overridden (94-6)
Printed Page 3138, May 27
Veto 86 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (38-6)
Printed Page 3138, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 87 Overridden (101-3)
Printed Page 3140, May 27
Veto 87 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
Printed Page 3140, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 88 Overridden (104-4)
Printed Page 3141, May 27
Veto 88 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3142, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 89 Overridden (96-7)
Printed Page 3143, May 27
Veto 89 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (41-3)
Printed Page 3143, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 90 Overridden (105-2)
Printed Page 3144, May 27
Veto 90 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
Printed Page 3145, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 91 Overridden (104-4)
Printed Page 3146, May 27
Veto 91 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
Printed Page 3146, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 92 Overridden (102-4)
Printed Page 3148, May 27
Veto 92 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (39-5)
Printed Page 3148, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 93 Overridden (106-4)
Printed Page 3149, May 27
Veto 93 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (40-4)
Printed Page 3149, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 94 Overridden (115-4)
Printed Page 3151, May 27
Veto 94 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (41-3)
Printed Page 3151, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 95 Overridden (104-5)
Printed Page 3152, May 27
Veto 95 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3152, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 96 Overridden (106-8)
Printed Page 3154, May 27
Veto 96 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3154, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 97 Overridden (103-11)
Printed Page 3155, May 27
Veto 97 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3156, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 98 Overridden (98-6)
Printed Page 3157, May 27
Veto 98 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (40-4)
Printed Page 3157, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 99 Overridden (99-8)
Printed Page 3158, May 27
Veto 99 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3159, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 100 Overridden (90-7)
Printed Page 3160, May 27
Veto 100 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3160, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 101 Overridden (103-5)
Printed Page 3162, May 27
Veto 101 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3162, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 102 Overridden (92-19)
Printed Page 3163, May 27
Veto 102 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3164, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 103 Overridden (84-24)
Printed Page 3165, May 27
Veto 103 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3166, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 104 Overridden (102-6)
Printed Page 3167, May 27
Veto 104 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (37-7)
Printed Page 3167, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 105 Overridden (104-8)
Printed Page 3168, May 27
Veto 105 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (38-6)
Printed Page 3169, May 27
Message fr. House (5/27/04) - Veto 106 Overridden (101-11)
Printed Page 3170, May 27
Veto 106 Overridden by Senate (5/27/04) (38-6)
Printed Page 3171, May 27


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