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died · South Dakota · House Feb 4, 2025

HB 1178: revise a provision related to notice by registered or certified mail of a small claims action.

HB 1178 amends the rules for how small claims court notices are sent to defendants in South Dakota. The bill requires that these notices be delivered via registered or certified mail to ensure proper documentation of service. This change directly affects small claims court participants, including plaintiffs, defendants, and court staff who process filings. By specifying the mail type, the legislation aims to create a clearer record of when legal notices are received, though it does not alter the underlying small claims process itself.
Carl Perry (R) Tim Walburg (R)
died · South Dakota · House Feb 3, 2025

HB 1158: prohibit the use of public funds for campaigning or other partisan activity, and to provide a penalty therefor.

HB 1158 prohibits the use of public funds for campaigning or partisan political activities in South Dakota. The bill directly affects government officials and entities that might otherwise use taxpayer money for political purposes. It establishes penalties for violations, ensuring that public resources remain dedicated to official duties rather than political campaigns. This measure aims to maintain a clear separation between government operations and partisan political activities.
Tina Mulally (R)
died · South Dakota · House Feb 3, 2025

HB 1190: require an ownership disclosure for any non-individual entity that exercises eminent domain.

This bill requires any non-individual entity using eminent domain to disclose ownership information. It directly affects government agencies and private organizations that might exercise the power of eminent domain to take private property. The law mandates that these entities publicly reveal who owns them before proceeding with property acquisition. This transparency measure aims to ensure accountability when public or private power is used to take private land. The provision applies specifically to entities that are not individuals, such as corporations or government bodies.
Karla Lems (R)
failed · South Dakota · Senate Feb 3, 2025

SB 67: establish the state office of apprenticeship within the Department of Labor and Regulation.

SB 67 creates a new State Office of Apprenticeship within the Department of Labor and Regulation in South Dakota. This office will be responsible for developing and managing apprenticeship programs to help train workers in various skilled trades. The bill establishes the administrative structure needed to oversee these training initiatives, but does not specify detailed funding or program requirements. The legislation primarily affects the state government by adding a new agency and potentially impacts job seekers and employers seeking vocational training opportunities.
failed · South Dakota · Senate Feb 3, 2025

SB 82: require an official declaration of war or other Congressional action before the South Dakota National Guard may be deployed by the federal government.

This bill requires an official declaration of war or other specific Congressional action before the South Dakota National Guard can be deployed by the federal government. It directly affects the state's National Guard units by establishing a legal barrier to federal mobilization without explicit legislative approval. The key provision mandates that federal authorities must obtain formal authorization from Congress before deploying state troops for federal purposes. This measure ensures that the state retains control over its National Guard unless Congress explicitly authorizes federal deployment. The bill focuses on clarifying the legal requirements for National Guard deployment rather than addressing broader military policy issues.
Bobbi Andera (R) Heather Baxter (R) Greg Blanc (R) Logan Manhart (R) Carl Perry (R)
died · South Dakota · Senate Jan 30, 2025

SB 87: address preauthorization requirements for certain health care services and utilization review requirements for certain health benefit plans.

SB 87 modifies preauthorization requirements for specific healthcare services and adjusts utilization review standards for certain health benefit plans in South Dakota. The bill directly affects health insurance providers, healthcare facilities, and individuals seeking covered medical services by streamlining approval processes for particular treatments. Key provisions establish new criteria for when preauthorization is required and define how utilization reviews must be conducted to ensure timely access to care. These changes aim to balance cost management with patient access to necessary medical services under existing health benefit plans.
Eric Emery (D) Carl Perry (R) Taylor Rehfeldt (R) Sydney Davis (R)
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