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Tag Archives: Rep. Garry Smith
Restructuring Could Face Filibuster in Senate
The S.C. Senate this week is continuing to debate a restructuring bill that goes a long way toward overhauling state government but – to some informed observers – falls short of true, comprehensive reform. How the Senate got to where … Continue reading
Senate Faces Choice on Dept. of Administration: True Change or Fig-Leaf Reform
Although myriad ifs, ands or buts could derail it, a full-on elimination of the Budget and Control Board is in the works in the S.C. General Assembly. On Tuesday, the Senate plans to resume debating a bill that would abolish … Continue reading
Restructuring: Lots of Talk, Little Action
“Restructuring” might have been the buzzword of this year’s legislative session, but in the end, there was a whole lot of talk – and even an emergency S.C. Supreme Court ruling – with no concrete results. Take the State Agency … Continue reading
Posted in Accountability, Budget and Control Board, General Assembly, Legislation, State Agencies
Tagged Board of Economic Advisors, Budget and Control Board, Department of Administration, Rep. Chandra Dillard, Rep. Garry Smith, Rep. Kris Crawford, Rep. Murrell Smith, Rep. Phillip Lowe, Restructuring, Sen. Larry Martin
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House Proposes to Boost its Budget by $2.3 Million
The S.C. General Assembly’s love of giving itself multimillion-dollar budget hikes is once again in full bloom. A year after the Senate received a $5 million overall budget increase for its 46-member chamber – as first reported last year by … Continue reading