South Dakota Bills

signed · South Dakota · Senate Mar 13, 2025

SB 146: revise provisions on interim transfers and appropriations.

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Sue Peterson (R) Travis Ismay (R) Heather Baxter (R) Liz May (R) Bethany Soye (R)

signed · South Dakota · House Mar 13, 2025

HB 1067: define the term "must."

HB 1067 is a procedural bill that seeks to define the term "must" within South Dakota state laws and regulations. The legislation would establish a specific legal interpretation for this word to ensure consistency across various statutes. This clarification primarily affects state agencies, courts, and legal professionals who apply these laws. The bill aims to reduce ambiguity in legal documents by providing a standardized definition for this common term.

signed · South Dakota · Senate Mar 13, 2025

SB 123: revise provisions related to forensic medical examinations.

SB 123 proposes changes to the rules governing forensic medical examinations in South Dakota. The bill directly affects law enforcement agencies, medical professionals, and individuals involved in criminal investigations. It updates specific procedures and requirements for how these examinations are conducted and documented. The legislation aims to clarify existing laws without altering the fundamental purpose of forensic examinations.

signed · South Dakota · House Mar 13, 2025

HB 1097: establish and modify provisions for the temporary training of nonresident physicians.

HB 1097 establishes and modifies rules for temporarily training nonresident physicians in South Dakota. The bill allows physicians from outside the state to participate in training programs under specific conditions and updates related administrative requirements. It directly affects medical training facilities, nonresident physicians, and state health authorities by creating a framework for their temporary involvement in clinical training. The legislation outlines procedures for approval, supervision, and compliance to ensure proper oversight of these training arrangements.

Topics ✓ Healthcare

signed · South Dakota · Senate Mar 13, 2025

SB 61: modify the authority of the Board of Internal Control.

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signed · South Dakota · Senate Mar 13, 2025

SB 167: revise certain provisions pertaining to municipal government.

SB 167 updates the legal process for dissolving small municipalities in South Dakota that have fewer than 250 residents. The bill clarifies that property owners representing a majority of both land area and assessed value can petition a circuit court to end a municipality's existence. It streamlines the filing requirements, defines who can object to the dissolution, and outlines the court's steps for verifying population and property data before issuing a final decision. These changes directly affect small towns and the residents who live in or own property within them.

signed · South Dakota · Senate Mar 13, 2025

SB 78: authorize a change in bullet diameter for use in taking certain animals.

This bill authorizes a change in the bullet diameter allowed for hunting certain animals in South Dakota. It directly affects hunters by permitting the use of ammunition with different calibers than previously specified in state regulations. The key provision updates the legal standards for firearm ammunition used in wildlife management to accommodate new hunting equipment. This change aims to align state hunting laws with current industry practices and technological advancements in ammunition manufacturing.

signed · South Dakota · House Mar 13, 2025

HB 1051: update provisions on the interim legislative oversight of administrative rulemaking.

This bill updates the rules governing how the South Dakota Legislature oversees administrative rulemaking processes. It directly affects state agencies that create regulations and the legislative committees that review them. The key provision clarifies the timeline and procedures for legislative review of proposed administrative rules. This change aims to improve transparency and ensure consistent oversight of how state agencies develop regulations.

signed · South Dakota · Senate Mar 13, 2025

SB 15: expand the policy advisory committee for animal damage control.

This bill proposes to expand the Animal Damage Control Policy Advisory Committee in South Dakota. The legislation would increase the number of committee members and potentially adjust their qualifications to better represent various stakeholders involved in managing wildlife damage. Changes would affect state agencies responsible for wildlife management and the advisory committee members themselves. The bill aims to improve the committee's structure without specifying new powers or funding allocations.

signed · South Dakota · Senate Mar 13, 2025

SB 110: revise licensure and supervision requirements for physical therapists and physical therapist assistants.

This bill updates the licensing and supervision rules for physical therapists and physical therapist assistants in South Dakota. It directly affects healthcare professionals in these roles and the clinics or facilities where they work. The legislation modifies requirements for how these professionals must be supervised and licensed under state law. Specific changes to supervision ratios and licensing procedures are outlined to align with current industry standards. The bill aims to clarify regulatory expectations without altering the fundamental scope of practice for these healthcare providers.

Topics ✓ Healthcare

signed · South Dakota · Senate Mar 13, 2025

SB 116: revise and repeal provisions related to street racing prohibitions and to provide a penalty therefor.

This bill updates South Dakota's laws regarding street racing by revising existing prohibitions and establishing specific penalties for violations. It directly affects drivers and vehicle owners who engage in unauthorized street racing activities on public roads. The key provision involves clarifying the legal definition of street racing and setting forth the consequences, which may include fines or other sanctions. By modifying current statutes, the legislation aims to provide clearer enforcement guidelines for law enforcement officers. The changes focus on maintaining public safety through more defined regulations against illegal street racing behavior.

Topics ✓ Criminal Justice ✓ Transportation

signed · South Dakota · Senate Mar 13, 2025

SB 37: revise and repeal provisions related to the 911 emergency surcharge and the 911 Coordination Board.

SB 37 proposes to revise and repeal existing provisions related to the 911 emergency surcharge and the 911 Coordination Board in South Dakota. This legislation directly affects the state's emergency communication funding structure and the administrative body overseeing 911 services. The bill would alter how the surcharge is collected and managed, and potentially change the composition or authority of the Coordination Board. By removing or updating these specific statutes, the bill aims to modify current 911 funding and oversight procedures.

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