State of South Dakota

South Dakota Legislature

2008 Session Laws - Topical Index


TOPICAL INDEX

Ch. Page

Abortion
    Abortion facilities to offer sonograms.
174 321

Abstractor
    Department of Revenue and Regulation form and style review
        of the abstractor's statutes.
195 366

Administrative Rules
    Department of Revenue and Regulation,
        business of money transmission regulated.
253 474

    Telecommunication services definition revised.
52 181

    Medical claim for payment under workers' compensation,
        procedure implemented.
279 653

    Livestock inspection fee, limit increased.
212 409

    The promulgation of rules to set various licensing and other fees
        for certain professions and occupations, revised.
191 344

    Revise certain requirements for veterinary technicians.
194 365

    Appropriation for county conservation district award program.
207 405

    Establish a hunter mentoring program.
217 415

    Chiropractic assistants certified.
192 364

    Annuity requirements outlined.
273 556

    The licensing and regulation requirements for public grain warehouses,
        revised.
249 450

    High performance building design and construction standards
        for newly constructed or renovated state-owned buildings.
30 89

Agriculture
    Agricultural land assessment practices revised.
44 149

    Leaving the brand inspection area without a brand inspection,
        penalty modified.
213 410

    Livestock sales and the transporting of livestock
        out of the ownership inspection area, documentation revised.
215 411

    Appropriation revised for new dairy manufacturing plant
        at South Dakota State University.
93 248

    Definition and operation revised for farm wineries.
190 343

    Provide an exception to the definition of large-scale solid waste facilities.
177 330

    Appropriate money for the state fair.
209 407

    Appropriate money to the Department of Agriculture
        for a grant to the Northern Crops Institute
210 408

    Appropriation for county conservation district award program.
207 405

    Grain buyer and dealer licensing and regulation modified.
251 459

    The licensing and regulation requirements for public grain warehouses,
        revised.
249 450

    License fees for grain buyers and grain warehouses increased.
250 458

    The assessment of real property, revised.
42 147

    Increase the pesticide registration fee
        and promote the pesticide recycling and disposal program.
208 406

    Revise provisions related to the Family Farm Act
        to exempt certain large dairies.
237 440

Alcoholic Beverages
    Department of Revenue form and style revisions
        to alcoholic beverage statutes.
37 103

    The 24/7 sobriety program, participation expanded.
5 23

    Definition and operation revised for farm wineries.
190 343

    Special off-sale package wine dealers licenses authorized.
188 340

    On- sale wine licenses, issuance revised.
182 335

    Additional off-sale liquor licenses in certain municipalities.
185 338

    Placement or return of abused or neglected children.
6 24

    Sale or consumption of alcoholic beverages
         upon property adjoining licensed premises.
187 339

    Recyclers, scrap metal dealers, or scrap yard operators
        prohibited from purchasing certain beer kegs.
178 330

    Persons convicted of driving under the influence
        may drive to sobriety testing.
161 305

    The sale, purchase, use, or possession of alcohol
        without liquid devices, prohibited.
181 334

    Off-sale package beer and wine combination license.
183 337

    Revised municipal alcoholic beverage licenses.
184 338

    Alcoholic beverage licenses authorized for certain municipal facilities.
186 339

    Municipalities and counties may issue
        additional on- sale alcoholic beverage licenses.
189 341

Animals and Livestock
    Leaving the brand inspection area without a brand inspection,
        penalty modified.
213 410

    Livestock sales and the transporting of livestock
        out of the ownership inspection area, documentation revised.
215 411

    Eligibility for open market status, revised.
214 410

    Livestock inspection fee, limit increased.
212 409

    Revise certain requirements for veterinary technicians.
194 365

    Revise provisions related to the Family Farm Act
        to exempt certain large dairies.
237 440

Appropriation
    Appropriation to defray operation costs of the 24/7 sobriety program.
8 25

    Appropriation to authorize the Office of the Attorney General
        to construct a storage facility in Rapid City.
9 26

    Appropriation to the coordinated natural resources conservation fund.
211 408

    Appropriation from the coordinated natural resources conservation fund
        to the State Conservation Commission.
55 190

    Board of Regents may construct a student athlete development center
        on the campus of South Dakota State University.
99 252

    Board of Regents may replace storage facilities
        at the Cottonwood Agricultural Experiment Station.
92 247

    Appropriation revised for new dairy manufacturing plant
        at South Dakota State University.
93 248

    Board of Regents to construct a new public restroom facility
        at McCrory Gardens.
97 251

    Board of Regents expenditure authority increased
        for certain approved construction projects.
33 95

    South Dakota Building Authority to provide financing for
        science facilities and laboratories at public universities.
29 87

    General Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2008, revised.
28 84

    Continue to appropriate funds to provide cochlear implants
        to certain children.
241 444

    Appropriation for the purchase of motorcycles
        used in the motorcycle safety training courses.
163 308

    Appropriation for the intensive methamphetamine treatment program.
120 272

    Appropriate money for the state fair.
209 407

    Appropriate money to the Department of Agriculture
        for a grant to the Northern Crops Institute
210 408

    Appropriation for the postsecondary technical institutes.
100 252

    Appropriation to postsecondary technical institutes
        for the maintenance and repair of buildings.
101 253

    Appropriation for county conservation district award program.
207 405

    Board of Regents to acquire land and to construct a facility
        for the West River Higher Education Center.
94 248

    General Appropriations Act revised for Fiscal Year 2008
        regarding the South Dakota opportunity scholarships.
102 253

    Appropriation to fund tax refunds for elderly persons
        and persons with a disability.
59 193

    Appropriations for various water and environmental purposes.
235 436

    Appropriation to provide for the renovation
        of the National Guard armory in Yankton.
165 310

    Department of Education appropriation
        to reimburse certain school districts for consolidation incentives.
90 246

    Appropriation for tuition reimbursement to certain health care providers.
16 35

    Appropriation to fund a dental externship program.
200 381

    The licensing and regulation requirements for public grain warehouses,
        revised.
249 450

    An appropriation for costs related to disasters in the state.
164 309

    An appropriation for the payment of extraordinary litigation expenses.
17 35

    An appropriation for costs related to suppression of wildfires.
221 418

    Board of Regents may construct a roadway
        on the campus of the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology.
96 250

    Board of Regents may demolish Seymour Hall at Northern State University.
91 247

    Appropriation for Fourth Circuit drug court program.
106 256

    Legislative Research Council to remodel, renovate, and furnish
        certain facilities on the fourth floor of the State Capitol Building.
19 38

    Appropriation to provide refunds of sales tax on food.
143 289

    Board of Regents to lease a site for delivery of public higher education
        in Pierre.
85 234

    General Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2009
27 54

Assessments
    Agricultural land assessment practices revised.
44 149

    Board of equalization may remain in session
        to consider property assessment appeals.
47 158

    Information related to the assessment of property
        that is to be provided by the director of equalization.
38 144

    The time to request a hearing or pay an audit is extended.
58 192

    The assessment of real property, revised.
42 147

Attorney General
    Office of the Attorney General's consumer complaint program,
        personnel limit repealed.
205 404

    Statute of limitations regarding deceptive trade practices, increased.
206 404

    Distribution or possession with intent to distribute marijuana to a minor,
        penalty increased.
112 260

    National Park Service officers included in the definition
        of a federal law enforcement officer.
115 262

    The crime of aggravated incest revised.
109 258

    The 24/7 sobriety program, participation expanded.
5 23

    Appropriation to defray operation costs of the 24/7 sobriety program.
8 25

    Appropriation to authorize the Office of the Attorney General
        to construct a storage facility in Rapid City.
9 26

    The state lottery investigation fund and the authority to contract with
        the attorney general for certain services, repealed.
223 419

    Placement or return of abused or neglected children.
6 24

    Persons convicted of driving under the influence
        may drive to sobriety testing.
161 305

Banks and Banking
    Department of Revenue and Regulation,
        business of money transmission regulated.
253 474

    Bank franchise tax provisions revised.
50 163

    Bank and trust regulation updated.
252 464

    Trust business in banks and the trust company business.
258 494

    Modification of credit card agreements.
254 486

    The supervision, rehabilitation, and liquidation of insurers.
271 546

Board of Regents
    Board of Regents may construct a student athlete development center
        on the campus of South Dakota State University.
99 252

    Board of Regents may replace storage facilities
        at the Cottonwood Agricultural Experiment Station.
92 247

    Appropriation revised for new dairy manufacturing plant
        at South Dakota State University.
93 248

    Board of Regents to construct a new public restroom facility
        at McCrory Gardens.
97 251

    Board of Regents expenditure authority increased
        for certain approved construction projects.
33 95

    South Dakota Building Authority to provide financing
        for science facilities and laboratories at public universities.
29 87

    General Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2008, revised.
28 84

    Eligibility for the opportunity scholarship, changed.
87 236

    Board of Regents to acquire land and to construct a facility
        for the West River Higher Education Center.
94 248

    Board of Regents may convey land in Pennington County
        to the United States Air Force.
95 249

    Board of Regents may construct a roadway
        on the campus of the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology.
96 250

    Board of Regents may demolish Seymour Hall at Northern State University.
91 247

    The state to enter into the Midwestern Regional Higher Education Compact.
89 238

    Board of Regents to lease a site for delivery of public higher education
        in Pierre.
85 234

    South Dakota opportunity scholarship requirements changed.
88 237

Bureau of Administration
    Preference for the procurement of biobased products.
31 90

    Disposal of state surplus property.
32 91

    High performance building design and construction standards
        for newly constructed or renovated state-owned buildings.
30 89

Bureau of Finance and Management
    General Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2008, revised.
28 84

    An appropriation for costs related to disasters in the state.
164 309

    An appropriation for the payment of extraordinary litigation expenses.
17 35

    An appropriation for costs related to suppression of wildfires.
221 418

Campaign Finance
    Campaign finance reporting requirements revised.
67 202

    Definition of certain public entities that are prohibited
        from making political campaign contributions, revised.
68 210

Civil Procedure
    Jury trial in forfeiture proceedings.
173 320

    Statute of limitations regarding deceptive trade practices, increased.
206 404

    Custody or visitation dispute mediation.
123 274

    Jurisdictional amount increased in certain civil actions
        and small claims proceedings.
105 255

    Commission on Equal Access to Our Courts established.
104 254

    Petitions for protection, filing requirements revised.
108 258

    Residency of parties in divorce or separate maintenance proceedings.
121 273

    Placement or return of abused or neglected children.
6 24

    Medical malpractice statute of limitation
        applicable to minors aged six or over, repealed.
103 254

Continuing Education
    Plumbing trade continuing education required.
196 374

Controlled Substances
    Controlled substances schedule updated.
170 315

    Distribution or possession with intent to distribute marijuana to a minor,
        penalty increased.
112 260

    The 24/7 sobriety program, participation expanded.
5 23

    Appropriation for the intensive methamphetamine treatment program.
120 272

    Placement or return of abused or neglected children.
6 24

    Persons convicted of driving under the influence
        may drive to sobriety testing.
161 305

    The sale, purchase, use, or possession of alcohol
        without liquid devices, prohibited.
181 334

    Marijuana added to the list of abusive substances
        for the purposes of determining child abuse.
137 284

    Appropriation for Fourth Circuit drug court program.
106 256

Corporations
    Constitutional amendment to repeal certain provisions
        of the State Constitution relating to corporations.
1 19

    Revise provisions related to the Family Farm Act
        to exempt certain large dairies.
237 440

Counties
    Information related to the assessment of property
        that is to be provided by the director of equalization.
38 144

    Sale or consumption of alcoholic beverages
        upon property adjoining licensed premises.
187 339

    The accumulation of funds by counties for capital outlay purposes.
36 102

    Municipalities and counties may issue
        additional on-sale alcoholic beverage licenses.
189 341

    County auditors to keep voter registration cards on file
        and open to public inspection.
63 200

    Public meetings criteria revised.
13 28

Courts and Judiciary
    Jurisdictional amount increased in certain civil actions
        and small claims proceedings.
105 255

    Commission on Equal Access to Our Courts established.
104 254

    Standard visitation guidelines, implementation revised.
128 278

    Court may assess a crime victims' compensation surcharge.
139 285

    Children may be held in temporary custody upon certain conditions.
135 282

    Petitions for protection, filing requirements revised.
108 258

    The effect of suspended impositions of sentence
        on parole eligibility of certain offenders.
119 272

    Amount increased for a judgment in a petty offense case.
113 261

    Placement or return of abused or neglected children.
6 24

    Broadcasting or taking of photographs of judicial proceedings
        from courtrooms, permitted.
118 271

    Appropriation for Fourth Circuit drug court program.
106 256

Crimes
    Distribution or possession with intent to distribute marijuana to a minor,
        penalty increased.
112 260

    The crime of aggravated incest revised.
109 258

    Petitions for protection, filing requirements revised.
108 258

    Use prohibited for a false academic degree or a degree that is not completed.
71 212

    Location and hours of operation of adult oriented businesses regulated.
61 196

    Branding a minor prohibited.
141 288

    The effect of suspended impositions of sentence
        on parole eligibility of certain offenders.
119 272

    Sex offender registry revised to include persons without a residence address.
111 260

    The sale, purchase, use, or possession of alcohol
        without liquid devices, prohibited.
181 334

    The doctrine of abatement of a criminal proceeding abolished.
116 263

    The use of certain electronic communication devices
        to communicate threats and harassment prohibited.
240 443

    Intentional exposure to HIV infection defined as a sex crime.
110 259

    Adult arrested for a qualifying offense, provide a DNA sample.
114 261

Criminal Procedure
    National Park Service officers included in the definition
        of a federal law enforcement officer.
115 262

    The crime of aggravated incest revised.
109 258

    The 24/7 sobriety program, participation expanded.
5 23

    Duration of juvenile detention programs, increased.
134 282

    The effect of suspended impositions of sentence
        on parole eligibility of certain offenders.
119 272

    Limitation period increased for commencing child abuse prosecutions.
140 287

    The doctrine of abatement of a criminal proceeding abolished.
116 263

    Capital punishment.
117 264

    Intentional exposure to HIV infection defined as a sex crime.
110 259

    Broadcasting or taking of photographs of judicial proceedings
        from courtrooms, permitted.
118 271

    Adult arrested for a qualifying offense, provide a DNA sample.
114 261

Custody and Visitation
    Temporary custody before divorce or separate maintenance.
127 277

    Records and applications regarding a child
        to reference the names and addresses of both parents.
129 278

    Terminology revised for standard child visitation guidelines.
126 277

    A parent's interest in the custody, service, and earnings of a child.
131 280

    Parenting coordinators for certain custody and visitation disputes.
124 275

    Sanctions against parties who willfully
        do not comply with custody or visitation decrees.
125 276

    Custody or visitation dispute mediation.
123 274

    Rebuttable presumption against the award of custody
        to any person with a history of domestic abuse.
122 274

    Standard visitation guidelines, implementation revised.
128 278

    Notification requirements established for relatives of children
        in the custody of the Department of Social Services.
136 283

Debtor and Creditor
    Certain entities exempt from the criminal background check
        for persons in the business of mortgage lending.
256 488

    Disclosure of debts in property condition disclosure statements.
224 420

    Modification of credit card agreements.
254 486

    Surety bond requirements for mortgage brokerages.
255 487


Department of Agriculture
    Appropriation to the coordinated natural resources conservation fund.
211 408

    Appropriation from the coordinated natural resources conservation fund
        to the State Conservation Commission.
55 190

    The permissible costs payable from the fire suppression special revenue fund.
220 417

    Appropriate money for the state fair.
209 407

    Appropriate money to the Department of Agriculture
        for a grant to the Northern Crops Institute
210 408

Department of Corrections
    Appropriation for the intensive methamphetamine treatment program.
120 272

    Capital punishment.
117 264

Department of Education
    Teacher compensation assistance program revised.
72 213

    The calculation of state aid to special education modified.
84 231

    Appropriation to assist sparse school districts.
98 251

    Teacher education regarding Indian education, revised.
69 211

    General Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2008, revised.
28 84

    Bordering state student enrollment options.
81 228

    Consolidated school districts payment of additional funds.
73 213

    Department of Education appropriation
        to reimburse certain school districts for consolidation incentives.
90 246

    State aid to education certain calculations repealed.
74 214

    School food service inspection requirement revised.
83 231

Department of Environment and Natural Resources
    General Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2008, revised.
28 84

    South Dakota Conservancy District bond requirements revised.
231 432

    Ownership of an application to appropriate water may be transferred.
230 431

    Regulatory oversight of oil pipelines and to create a task force.
180 332

Department of Game, Fish and Parks
    The definition of residency revised for the issuance of
        resident hunting, fishing, and trapping licenses.
216 412

    Exemption to boat numbering requirement clarified.
150 294

    General Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2008, revised.
28 84

    Department of Game, Fish and Parks to sell real and personal property
        located at the Spring Creek Recreation Area.
222 418

Department of Health
    Inpatient hospice and residential hospice defined as a health care facility.
167 311

    Controlled substances schedule updated.
170 315

    Appropriation for tuition reimbursement to certain health care providers.
16 35

    Appropriation to fund a dental externship program.
200 381

    Minimum fire safety standards for specialty resorts revised.
171 317

    Statewide trauma system established.
168 312

Department of Human Services
    Certification for chemical dependency counselors and prevention specialists.
199 380

    General Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2008, revised.
28 84

    Appropriation for the intensive methamphetamine treatment program
120 272

    Change the name of the Board of Counselor Examiners.
198 379

    The Board of Examiners of Psychologists, responsibilities modified.
197 374

Department of Labor
    Department of Labor style and form review of statutes.
276 594

    Department of Labor style and form revisions to the unemployment laws.
277 606

    Department of Labor review of workers' compensation laws.
278 639

    Medical claim for payment under workers' compensation,
        procedure implemented.
279 653


Department of Military and Veterans Affairs
    State's interest in the Mobridge National Guard Armory transferred to city.
166 310

    Appropriation to provide for the renovation
        of the National Guard armory in Yankton.
165 310

Department of Public Safety
    Motor fuel dispensing operations requirements
        for corrosion protection revised.
175 322

    Motor carrier safety and transportation of hazardous materials
        provisions updated.
239 442

    The convictions that may cause the suspension of a minor's driving privilege.
157 303

Department of Revenue and Regulation
    Department of Revenue and Regulation form and style revisions
        to alcoholic beverage statutes.
37 103

    Department of Revenue and Regulation form and style review
        of the abstractor's statutes.
195 366

    Department of Revenue and Regulation,
        business of money transmission regulated.
253 474

    Telecommunication services definition revised.
52 181

    Bank franchise tax provisions revised.
50 163

    Property tax exemption for veterans with disabilities revised.
39 145

    Property and casualty insurance filing waiting period revised.
269 545

    Snowmobile and boat licensing staggered.
151 295

    Taxation of products transferred electronically, provisions revised.
51 164

    Special fuel taxes refunded under certain circumstances.
56 191

    The appointments to panels for voluntary review
        of certain first level health care decisions, revised.
264 542

    The time to request a hearing or pay an audit is extended.
58 192

    Electronic motor vehicle titles.
152 296

    Bank and trust regulation updated.
252 464

    Tax code references updated.
46 157

    Discount medical plan organization's renewal period shortened.
265 542

    Annuity requirements outlined.
273 556

    The regulation of franchises and business opportunities, improved.
203 384

    Cease and desist orders issued to certain vehicle dealers, time reduced.
156 302

Department of Social Services
    Abuse and neglect registry screening required
        for certain volunteers and guardians.
138 285

    Criminal record checks in adoption home studies.
130 279

    The consideration of assets for the purpose of long-term care eligibility.
142 288

Department of Tourism and State Development
    Tax credit for certain renewable resource energy systems.
43 148

    Executive director of the science and technology authority duties prescribed.
11 27

    The South Dakota Energy Infrastructure Authority responsibilities modified.
12 27

Department of Transportation
    Emergency snow removal equipment operators accident reporting revised.
162 307

    State trunk highway system revised in Hanson County.
145 290

    State Highway 314 in Yankton County
        removed from the state trunk highway system.
146 291

    General Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2008, revised.
28 84

Domestic Relations
    Criminal record checks in adoption home studies.
130 279

    Temporary custody before divorce or separate maintenance.
127 277

    Records and applications regarding a child
        to reference the names and addresses of both parents.
129 278

    Terminology revised for standard child visitation guidelines.
126 277

    A parent's interest in the custody, service, and earnings of a child.
131 280

    Parenting coordinators for certain custody and visitation disputes.
124 275

    Sanctions against parties who willfully
        do not comply with custody or visitation decrees.
125 276

    Custody or visitation dispute mediation.
123 274

    Rebuttable presumption against the award of custody
        to any person with a history of domestic abuse.
122 274

    Standard visitation guidelines, implementation revised.
128 278

    Protection order term extended.
132 280

    Residency of parties in divorce or separate maintenance proceedings.
121 273

    Penalty applicable to violations of certain no contact orders.
133 281

Drivers License
    The convictions that may cause the suspension of a minor's driving privilege.
157 303

Education
    Teacher compensation assistance program revised.
72 213

    The calculation of state aid to special education modified.
84 231

    Appropriation to assist sparse school districts.
98 251

    Teacher education regarding Indian education, revised.
69 211

    Board of Regents may construct a student athlete development center
        on the campus of South Dakota State University.
99 252

    Board of Regents may replace storage facilities
        at the Cottonwood Agricultural Experiment Station.
92 247

    Board of Regents to construct a new public restroom facility
        at McCrory Gardens.
97 251

    Board of Regents expenditure authority increased
        for certain approved construction projects.
33 95

    South Dakota Building Authority to provide financing
        for science facilities and laboratories at public universities.
29 87

    Property tax levies for the general fund of a school district, revised.
48 159

    Use prohibited for a false academic degree or a degree that is not completed.
71 212

    School district employee retirement benefits, repealed.
75 215

    School district purchase or lease of computer hardware and software
        through the general fund.
80 227

    Eligibility for the opportunity scholarship, changed.
87 236

    Bond amounts issued by the Health and Educational Facility Authority
        on behalf of the four technical institutes, increased.
10 26

    Veterans education benefits apply to courses offered
        by public higher education institutions at off-campus locations.
86 235

    Appropriation for the postsecondary technical institutes.
100 252

    Appropriation to postsecondary technical institutes
        for the maintenance and repair of buildings.
101 253

    Board of Regents to acquire land and to construct a facility
        for the West River Higher Education Center.
94 248

    General Appropriations Act revised for Fiscal Year 2008
        regarding the South Dakota opportunity scholarships.
102 253

    School district may only benefit from the enrollment allowance
        that provides the most additional funding to the district.
76 215

    South Dakota virtual high school changed to the South Dakota virtual school.
82 230

    Revise certain Native American language education requirements
        to include Dakota and Nakota.
70 211

    Bordering state student enrollment options.
81 228

    Consolidated school districts payment of additional funds.
73 213

    Department of Education appropriation
        to reimburse certain school districts for consolidation incentives.
90 246

    State aid to education certain calculations repealed.
74 214

    School food service inspection requirement revised.
83 231

    Board of Regents may convey land in Pennington County
        to the United States Air Force.
95 249

    Board of Regents may construct a roadway
        on the campus of the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology.
96 250

    Board of Regents may demolish Seymour Hall at Northern State University.
91 247

    The assessment of real property, revised.
42 147

    The state to enter into the Midwestern Regional Higher Education Compact.
89 238

    State aid to education to certain school districts for certain students.
79 226

    State aid formula revised for purposes of increasing teachers' salaries.
77 218

    Board of Regents to lease a site for delivery of public higher education
        in Pierre.
85 234

    South Dakota opportunity scholarship requirements changed.
88 237

Elections
    Certain provision concerning elections revised.
34 96

    Water development district elections
        deadline for nominating petitions changed.
234 435

    Election equipment replacement fund repealed.
62 200

    Recount board compensation increased.
66 202

    South Dakota Business Corporations Act revised
        regarding the issuance of shares and cumulative voting for directors.
236 439

    Revise provisions related to water development district directors.
233 434

    A constitutional amendment to repeal certain reimbursement restrictions
        for travel by legislators to and from a legislative session.
2 20

    A constitutional amendment to provide for a maximum
        of forty legislative days each year.
3 21

    Nomination and election when a vacancy occurs
        in the office of representative in Congress.
65 201

    Public access restricted to certain information
        in the master voter registration list.
64 201

    Special district election procedures revised.
35 101

    Campaign finance reporting requirements revised.
67 202

    Definition of certain public entities that are prohibited
        from making political campaign contributions, revised.
68 210

    County auditors to keep voter registration cards on file
        and open to public inspection.
63 200

    A constitutional amendment to eliminate legislative term limits.
4 22

Eminent Domain
    The exercise of eminent domain by railroads revised.
238 441

Energy
    Tax credit for certain renewable resource energy systems.
43 148

    Renewable and recycled energy objectives and reporting requirements.
244 446

    Revised renewable energy standards.
243 445

    Tax incentives for certain wind energy facilities
        and energy transmission equipment.
49 160

    Energy facility siting requirements changed.
246 448

    The South Dakota Energy Infrastructure Authority responsibilities modified.
12 27

    Tax incentive for fuel blended with biodiesel.
54 189

    Regulatory oversight of oil pipelines and to create a task force.
180 332

Environmental Protection
    Provide an exception to the definition of large-scale solid waste facilities.
177 330

    Requirements for the sale and purchase of nonferrous metal property.
179 331

    Increase the pesticide registration fee
        and promote the pesticide recycling and disposal program.
208 406


Fees
    Department of Revenue and Regulation,
        business of money transmission regulated.
253 474

    Livestock inspection fee, limit increased.
212 409

    The promulgation of rules to set various licensing and other fees
        for certain professions and occupations, revised.
191 344

    Revise certain requirements for veterinary technicians.
194 365

    Commission on Equal Access to Our Courts established.
104 254

    Model Registered Agents Act.
275 562

    Vehicle dealer license fees increased
155 300

    License fees for grain buyers and grain warehouses increased.
250 458

    Increase the pesticide registration fee
        and promote the pesticide recycling and disposal program.
208 406

Fiduciaries and Trusts
    Trust statutes revised.
257 488

    Trust business in banks and the trust company business.
258 494

Fuel Tanks
    Motor fuel dispensing operations requirements
        for corrosion protection revised.
175 322

Fuels
    Special fuel taxes refunded under certain circumstances.
56 191

    Certain fuel contracts may not restrict ethanol blend percentage.
201 381

    Motor fuel dispensing operations requirements
        for corrosion protection revised.
175 322

    Tax incentive for fuel blended with biodiesel.
54 189

    Regulatory oversight of oil pipelines and to create a task force.
180 332

Game, Fish, Parks and Forestry
    Revise provisions related to bow hunting methods
        for persons with disabilities.
218 416

    Establish a hunter mentoring program.
217 415

    Department of Game, Fish and Parks to sell real and personal property
        located at the Spring Creek Recreation Area.
222 418

    Road hunting of big game prohibited for all types of firearms.
219 416

Government Operations and Audit
    The promulgation of rules to set various licensing and other fees
        for certain professions and occupations, revised.
191 344

    Election equipment replacement fund repealed.
62 200

    The state lottery investigation fund and the authority to contract with
        the attorney general for certain services, repealed.
223 419

Hazardous Materials
    Motor carrier safety and transportation of hazardous materials
        provisions updated.
239 442

Health Care
    Inpatient hospice and residential hospice defined as a health care facility.
167 311

    The appointments to panels for voluntary review
        of certain first level health care decisions, revised.
264 542

    Continue to appropriate funds to provide cochlear implants
        to certain children.
241 444

    Options for those who elect continuation of health insurance.
266 543

    Certified nurse midwives may attend out-of-hospital births.
193 365

    Discount medical plan organization's renewal period shortened.
265 542

    The consideration of assets for the purpose of long-term care eligibility.
142 288

    Eligibility requirements revised for continuation of health care coverage.
268 545

    Health care coverage under the risk pool under certain circumstances.
263 540


    Continuation of insurance coverage
        after an employer ceases business operations.
267 544

    Statewide trauma system established.
168 312

Hearings
    Jury trial in forfeiture proceedings.
173 320

    South Dakota Retirement System's contested case provisions modified.
22 46

    Jurisdictional amount increased in certain civil actions
        and small claims proceedings.
105 255

    Board of equalization may remain in session
        to consider property assessment appeals.
47 158

    The time to request a hearing or pay an audit is extended.
58 192

Highways and Bridges
    State trunk highway system revised in Hanson County.
145 290

    State Highway 314 in Yankton County
        removed from the state trunk highway system.
146 291

    Pneumatic tires with retractable studs may be used year round.
159 304

Hunting and Fishing
    The definition of residency revised for the issuance of
        resident hunting, fishing, and trapping licenses.
216 412

    Revise provisions related to bow hunting methods
        for persons with disabilities.
218 416

    Establish a hunter mentoring program.
217 415

    Road hunting of big game prohibited for all types of firearms.
219 416

Insurance
    Property and casualty insurance filing waiting period revised.
269 545

    Emergency snow removal equipment operators accident reporting revised.
162 307

    The appointments to panels for voluntary review
        of certain first level health care decisions, revised.
264 542

    Group life insurance revisions.
262 539

    Computation for premium tax payable
        for individual life insurance policies, clarified.
260 536

    Farm mutual insurers, audit requirements revised.
274 560

    Marketing of group insurance for wireless telecommunications equipment
        under certain conditions.
270 546

    Uniform standard for processing
        of accident and health carrier policy rate and form filings.
261 537

    Options for those who elect continuation of health insurance.
266 543

    Discount medical plan organization's renewal period shortened.
265 542

    Annuity requirements outlined.
273 556

    The consideration of assets for the purpose of long-term care eligibility.
142 288

    Eligibility requirements revised for continuation of health care coverage.
268 545

    Health care coverage under the risk pool under certain circumstances.
263 540

    Continuation of insurance coverage
        after an employer ceases business operations.
267 544

    Surety bond requirements for mortgage brokerages.
255 487

    The supervision, rehabilitation, and liquidation of insurers.
271 546

    Military sales practices regulated for life insurance and annuities.
272 548

Joint Resolutions
    A constitutional amendment to repeal certain provisions
        of the State Constitution relating to corporations.
1 19

    A constitutional amendment to repeal certain reimbursement restrictions
        for travel by legislators to and from a legislative session.
2 20

    A constitutional amendment to provide for a maximum
        of forty legislative days each year.
3 21

    A constitutional amendment to eliminate legislative term limits.
4 22

Jury
    Jury trial in forfeiture proceedings.
173 320

Labor and Employment
    Department of Labor style and form review of statutes.
276 594

Law Enforcement
    Amount increased for a judgment in a petty offense case.
113 261

    Law enforcement officers may provide certain information
        to repossession businesses.
149 294

    Fees collected by sheriffs for collecting delinquent property taxes, increased.
57 191

    Requirements for the sale and purchase of nonferrous metal property.
179 331

    Adult arrested for a qualifying offense, provide a DNA sample.
114 261

Legislature and Statutes
    Codify legislation from 2007.
18 36

    A constitutional amendment to repeal certain reimbursement restrictions
        for travel by legislators to and from a legislative session.
2 20

    A constitutional amendment to provide for a maximum
        of forty legislative days each year.
3 21

    Legislative Research Council to remodel, renovate, and furnish
        certain facilities on the fourth floor of the State Capitol Building.
19 38

    A constitutional amendment to eliminate legislative term limits.
4 22

Licensing
    Snowmobile and boat licensing staggered.
151 295

    The definition of residency revised for the issuance of
        resident hunting, fishing, and trapping licenses.
216 412

    Exemption to boat numbering requirement clarified.
150 294

    The promulgation of rules to set various licensing and other fees
        for certain professions and occupations, revised.
191 344

    Revise certain requirements for veterinary technicians.
194 365

    Special off-sale package wine dealers licenses authorized.
188 340

    On-sale wine licenses, issuance revised.
182 335

    Additional off-sale liquor licenses in certain municipalities.
185 338

    Provide an exception to the definition of large-scale solid waste facilities.
177 330

    Sale or consumption of alcoholic beverages
        upon property adjoining licensed premises.
187 339

    Persons convicted of driving under the influence
        may drive to sobriety testing.
161 305

    Vehicle dealer license fees increased
155 300

    Titling and registration of certain low- speed vehicles.
147 292

    Off-sale package beer and wine combination license.
183 337

    Revised municipal alcoholic beverage licenses.
184 338

    Alcoholic beverage licenses authorized for certain municipal facilities.
186 339

    Plumbing trade continuing education required.
196 374

    Chiropractic assistants certified.
192 364

    Municipalities and counties may issue
        additional on-sale alcoholic beverage licenses.
189 341

    Special motor vehicle license plates limited.
153 296

Local Government
    Certain provision concerning elections revised.
34 96

    Information related to the assessment of property
        that is to be provided by the director of equalization.
38 144

    Alcoholic beverage licenses authorized for certain municipal facilities.
186 339

    Special district election procedures revised.
35 101

    Public meetings criteria revised.
13 28

Military Affairs
    Property tax exemption for veterans with disabilities revised.
39 145

    State's interest in the Mobridge National Guard Armory transferred to city.
166 310

    Residency of parties in divorce or separate maintenance proceedings.
121 273

    Veterans education benefits apply to courses
        offered by public higher education institutions at off-campus locations.
86 235

    Application revised for property tax exemptions
        provided for dwellings owned and occupied by disabled veterans.
40 145

    Military sales practices regulated for life insurance and annuities.
272 548

Mining, Oil and Gas
    Revise provisions related to confidentiality of certain geological reports.
229 430

Minors
    Abuse and neglect registry screening required
        for certain volunteers and guardians.
138 285

    Criminal record checks in adoption home studies.
130 279

    Temporary custody before divorce or separate maintenance.
127 277

    Records and applications regarding a child
        to reference the names and addresses of both parents.
129 278

    Terminology revised for standard child visitation guidelines.
126 277

    A parent's interest in the custody, service, and earnings of a child.
131 280

    Parenting coordinators for certain custody and visitation disputes.
124 275

    Sanctions against parties who willfully
        do not comply with custody or visitation decrees.
125 276

    Continue to appropriate funds to provide cochlear implants
        to certain children.
241 444

    Court may assess a crime victims' compensation surcharge.
139 285

    Children may be held in temporary custody upon certain conditions.
135 282

    Branding a minor prohibited.
141 288

    Duration of juvenile detention programs, increased.
134 282

    Placement or return of abused or neglected children.
6 24

    Limitation period increased for commencing child abuse prosecutions.
140 287

    Notification requirements established for relatives
        of children in the custody of the Department of Social Services.
136 283

    The convictions that may cause the suspension of a minor's driving privilege.
157 303

    Marijuana added to the list of abusive substances
        for the purposes of determining child abuse.
137 284

    Medical malpractice statute of limitation
        applicable to minors aged six or over, repealed.
103 254

Motor Vehicles
    Snowmobile and boat licensing staggered.
151 295

    Emergency snow removal equipment operators accident reporting revised.
162 307

    Exemption to boat numbering requirement clarified.
150 294

    Appropriation for the purchase of motorcycles
        used in the motorcycle safety training courses.
163 308

    Franchise protection for certain types of merchandise.
202 383

    Pneumatic tires with retractable studs may be used year round.
159 304

    The display of customized motorcycles at certain events, regulated.
154 298

    Persons convicted of driving under the influence
        may drive to sobriety testing.
161 305

    Vehicle dealer license fees increased
155 300

    Vehicle dealers allowed additional time to deliver a vehicle title.
148 293

    Titling and registration of certain low- speed vehicles.
147 292

    Motor carrier safety and transportation of hazardous materials
        provisions updated.
239 442

    The convictions that may cause the suspension of a minor's driving privilege.
157 303

    Electronic motor vehicle titles.
152 296


    Law enforcement officers may provide certain information
        to repossession businesses.
149 294

    Recreational park trailers regulated.
53 184

    Mufflers on motorcycles.
160 305

    Cease and desist orders issued to certain vehicle dealers, time reduced.
156 302

    Definition for authorized emergency vehicles.
158 304

    Special motor vehicle license plates limited.
153 296

Motorcycles
    Appropriation for the purchase of motorcycles
        used in the motorcycle safety training courses.
163 308

    The display of customized motorcycles at certain events, regulated.
154 298

    Mufflers on motorcycles.
160 305

Municipality
    State's interest in the Mobridge National Guard Armory transferred to city.
166 310

    Certain provision concerning elections revised.
34 96

    Additional off-sale liquor licenses in certain municipalities.
185 338

    Sale or consumption of alcoholic beverages
        upon property adjoining licensed premises.
187 339

    Revised municipal alcoholic beverage licenses.
184 338

    Alcoholic beverage licenses authorized for certain municipal facilities.
186 339

    Municipalities and counties may issue
        additional on-sale alcoholic beverage licenses.
189 341

    Public meetings criteria revised.
13 28

Oaths and Acknowledgments
    Notary Public appointment and requirements.
107 257

Office of the Governor
    General Appropriations Act revised for Fiscal Year 2008
        regarding the South Dakota opportunity scholarships.
102 253

    Appropriation to fund tax refunds for elderly persons
        and persons with a disability.
59 193

    Appropriations for various water and environmental purposes.
235 436

    Options for those who elect continuation of health insurance.
266 543

    Tax incentives for certain wind energy facilities
        and energy transmission equipment.
49 160

    Tax incentive for fuel blended with biodiesel.    
54 189

    The state to enter into the Midwestern Regional Higher Education Compact.
89 238

    Appropriation to provide refunds of sales tax on food.
143 289

    High performance building design and construction standards
        for newly constructed or renovated state-owned buildings.
30 89

    Statewide trauma system established.
168 312

    South Dakota opportunity scholarship requirements changed.
88 237

    Military sales practices regulated for life insurance and annuities.
272 548

Penal Institutions, Probation and Parole
    The effect of suspended impositions of sentence
        on parole eligibility of certain offenders.
119 272

Planning, Zoning and Housing Programs
    The initiation of changes to a county comprehensive plan, method revised.
60 196

Professions and Occupations
    Department of Revenue and Regulation form and style review
        of the abstractor's statutes.
195 366

    Certification for chemical dependency counselors and prevention specialists.
199 380

    Revise certain requirements for veterinary technicians.
194 365

    Use prohibited for a false academic degree or a degree that is not completed.
71 212

    Plumbing trade continuing education required.
196 374

    Appropriation for tuition reimbursement to certain health care providers.
16 35

    Appropriation to fund a dental externship program.
200 381

    Chiropractic assistants certified.
192 364

    Certified nurse midwives may attend out-of-hospital births.
193 365

    Change the name of the Board of Counselor Examiners.
198 379

    The Board of Examiners of Psychologists, responsibilities modified.
197 374

Property
    Recording and indexing of homestead descriptions.
226 429

    Notice requirements for persons who lease real property
        for their mobile or manufactured homes.
228 430

    Location and hours of operation of adult oriented businesses regulated.
61 196

    Revisions to elderly and disabled person's property tax freeze.
45 155

    Department of Game, Fish and Parks to sell real and personal property
        located at the Spring Creek Recreation Area.
222 418

    Disclosure of debts in property condition disclosure statements.
224 420

    Requirements for the sale and purchase of nonferrous metal property.
179 331

    Specify format standards for real estate documents.
225 428

    Surety bond requirements for mortgage brokerages.
255 487

    Disposal of abandoned tenant's property left on leased residential premises.
227 429

Property Taxes
    Agricultural land assessment practices revised.
44 149

    Property tax levies for school districts, limitations revised.
78 221

    Property tax exemption for veterans with disabilities revised.
39 145

    Property tax levies for the general fund of a school district, revised.
48 159

    Board of equalization may remain in session
        to consider property assessment appeals.
47 158

    Information related to the assessment of property
        that is to be provided by the director of equalization.
38 144

    Revisions to elderly and disabled person's property tax freeze.
45 155

    Appropriation to fund tax refunds for elderly persons
        and persons with a disability.
59 193

    The classification and taxation of real property.
41 146

    Fees collected by sheriffs for collecting delinquent property taxes, increased.
57 191

    The assessment of real property, revised.
42 147

    Application revised for property tax exemptions
        provided for dwellings owned and occupied by disabled veterans.
40 145

Public Health and Safety
    Jury trial in forfeiture proceedings.
173 320

    Inpatient hospice and residential hospice defined as a health care facility.
167 311

    Controlled substances schedule updated.
170 315

    Branding a minor prohibited.
141 288

    Motor fuel dispensing operations requirements
        for corrosion protection revised.
175 322

    Minimum fire safety standards for specialty resorts revised.
171 317

    Vacation home rental regulated.
172 318

    Certified nurse midwives may attend out-of-hospital births.
193 365

    Recreational park trailers regulated.
53 184

    Abortion facilities to offer sonograms.
174 321

    Collection and administration of the 911 emergency surcharge
        and operation of 911 services, revised.
176 322

    Disclosure expanded for hospital charges.
169 314

    Statewide trauma system established.
168 312

Public Officers and Employees
    Release or use of social security numbers by public entities restricted.
15 34

Public Property, Purchases and Contracts
    Preference for the procurement of biobased products.
31 90

    Disposal of state surplus property.
32 91

    High performance building design and construction standards
        for newly constructed or renovated state-owned buildings.
30 89

Public Records or Meetings
    Public records regulated.
14 29

    Public meetings criteria revised.
13 28

Public Utilities and Carriers
    Revised renewable energy standards.
243 445

    The use of certain electronic communication devices
        to communicate threats and harassment prohibited.
240 443

    Motor carrier safety and transportation of hazardous materials
        provisions updated.
239 442

    Collection and administration of the 911 emergency surcharge
        and operation of 911 services, revised.
176 322

    The exercise of eminent domain by railroads revised.
238 441

    Regulatory oversight of oil pipelines and to create a task force.
180 332

Public Utilities Commission
    Electric or natural gas rate regulation revised.
242 444

    Gas and electric public utility's assets to be segregated.
245 447

    Public storage warehouse regulation revised..
248 449

    Public warehouse regulation repealed.
247 449

    Energy facility siting requirements changed.
246 448

    Grain buyer and dealer licensing and regulation modified.
251 459

    The licensing and regulation requirements for public grain warehouses,
        revised.
249 450

    License fees for grain buyers and grain warehouses increased.
250 458

Recreation and Sports
    The state lottery investigation fund and the authority to contract with
        the attorney general for certain services, repealed.
223 419

Safety
    Motor carrier safety and transportation of hazardous materials
        provisions updated.
239 442

    Definition for authorized emergency vehicles.
158 304

    Collection and administration of the 911 emergency surcharge
        and operation of 911 services, revised.
176 322

Sales Tax
    Taxation of products transferred electronically, provisions revised.
51 164

    Appropriation to fund tax refunds for elderly persons
        and persons with a disability.
59 193

    Appropriation to provide refunds of sales tax on food.
143 289

School Districts
    Property tax levies for school districts, limitations revised.
78 221

    Certain provision concerning elections revised.
34 96

    Appropriation to assist sparse school districts.
98 251

    Property tax levies for the general fund of a school district, revised.
48 159

    School district employee retirement benefits, repealed.
75 215

    School district purchase or lease of computer hardware and software
        through the general fund.
80 227

    School district may only benefit from the enrollment allowance
        that provides the most additional funding to the district.
76 215

    South Dakota virtual high school changed to the South Dakota virtual school.
82 230

    Bordering state student enrollment options.
81 228

    Consolidated school districts payment of additional funds.
73 213

    Department of Education appropriation
        to reimburse certain school districts for consolidation incentives.
90 246

    State aid to education certain calculations repealed.
74 214

    School food service inspection requirement revised.
83 231

    State aid to education to certain school districts for certain students.
79 226

    Public meetings criteria revised.
13 28

Secretary of State
    Certain provision concerning elections revised.
34 96

    Water development district elections
        deadline for nominating petitions changed.
234 435

    Notary Public appointment and requirements.
107 257

    Nomination and election when a vacancy occurs
        in the office of representative in Congress.
65 201

    Public access restricted to certain information
        in the master voter registration list.
64 201

    Special district election procedures revised.
35 101

    Campaign finance reporting requirements revised.
67 202

Sex Offender
    The crime of aggravated incest revised.
109 258

    Sex offender registry revised to include persons without a residence address.
111 260

South Dakota Retirement System
    Benefit formula improvements for the members
        of the South Dakota Retirement System.
23 47

    South Dakota Retirement System to establish an automatic enrollment feature.
25 52

    South Dakota Retirement System creates supplemental pension benefit.
24 49

    South Dakota Retirement System's contested case provisions modified.
22 46

    South Dakota Retirement System,
        deferred compensation and special pay plans coordinated.
20 39

    South Dakota Retirement System definition of child or children clarified.
21 46

    Annual benefit improvement for certain firefighters
        in line with the improvement for other members.
26 53

Special Districts
    Water development district boundaries revised.
232 433

    Special district election procedures revised.
35 101

    South Dakota Conservancy District bond requirements revised.
231 432

State Affairs and Government
    The 24/7 sobriety program, participation expanded.
5 23

    Corrections Commission responsibilities changed.
7 25

    Renewable and recycled energy objectives and reporting requirements.
244 446

    Bond amounts issued by the Health and Educational Facility Authority
        on behalf of the four technical institutes, increased.
10 26

    A constitutional amendment to repeal certain reimbursement restrictions
        for travel by legislators to and from a legislative session.
2 20

    A constitutional amendment to provide for a maximum
        of forty legislative days each year.
3 21

    Executive director of the science and technology authority duties prescribed.
11 27

    The South Dakota Energy Infrastructure Authority responsibilities modified.
12 27

    Release or use of social security numbers by public entities restricted.
15 34

    The state to enter into the Midwestern Regional Higher Education Compact.
89 238

    Legislative Research Council to remodel, renovate, and furnish
        certain facilities on the fourth floor of the State Capitol Building.
19 38

    Public records regulated.
14 29

    Public meetings criteria revised.
13 28

    General Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2009
27 54

    A constitutional amendment to eliminate legislative term limits.
4 22

State Aid to Education
    Property tax levies for school districts, limitations revised.
78 221

    The calculation of state aid to special education modified.
84 231

    Appropriation to assist sparse school districts.
98 251

    Property tax levies for the general fund of a school district, revised.
48 159

    School district may only benefit from the enrollment allowance
        that provides the most additional funding to the district.
76 215

    State aid to education certain calculations repealed.
74 214

    State aid to education to certain school districts for certain students.
79 226

    State aid formula revised for purposes of increasing teachers' salaries.
77 218

State Brand Board
    Leaving the brand inspection area without a brand inspection,
        penalty modified.
213 410

    Livestock sales and the transporting of livestock
        out of the ownership inspection area, documentation revised.
215 411

    Eligibility for open market status, revised
214 410

    Livestock inspection fee, limit increased.
212 409

State-Tribal Relations
    Revise provisions related to water development district directors.
233 434

    Notification requirements established for relatives of children
        in the custody of the Department of Social Services.
136 283

    Revise certain Native American language education requirements
        to include Dakota and Nakota.
70 211

    Definition of certain public entities that are prohibited
        from making political campaign contributions, revised.
68 210

Taxes
    Agricultural land assessment practices revised.
44 149

    Property tax levies for school districts, limitations revised.
78 221

    Department of Revenue form and style revisions
        to alcoholic beverage statutes.
37 103

    Telecommunication services definition revised.
52 181

    Bank franchise tax provisions revised.
50 163

    Taxation of products transferred electronically, provisions revised.
51 164

    Special fuel taxes refunded under certain circumstances.
56 191

    Tax credit for certain renewable resource energy systems.
43 148

    Board of equalization may remain in session
        to consider property assessment appeals.
47 158

    Revisions to elderly and disabled person's property tax freeze.
45 155

    Computation for premium tax payable
        for individual life insurance policies, clarified.
260 536

    Appropriation to fund tax refunds for elderly persons
        and persons with a disability.
59 193

    Tax incentives for certain wind energy facilities
        and energy transmission equipment.
49 160

    The time to request a hearing or pay an audit is extended.
58 192

    Tax code references updated.
46 157

    Recreational park trailers regulated.
53 184

    The accumulation of funds by counties for capital outlay purposes.
36 102

    The classification and taxation of real property.
41 146

    Fees collected by sheriffs for collecting delinquent property taxes, increased.
57 191

    The assessment of real property, revised.
42 147

    Collection and administration of the 911 emergency surcharge
        and operation of 911 services, revised.
176 322

    Tax incentive for fuel blended with biodiesel.
54 189

Teacher Salaries
    State aid formula revised for purposes of increasing teachers' salaries.
77 218


Technical Institutes
    Bond amounts issued by the Health and Educational Facility Authority
        on behalf of the four technical institutes, increased.
10 26

    Appropriation for the postsecondary technical institutes.
100 252

    Appropriation to postsecondary technical institutes
        for the maintenance and repair of buildings.
101 253

Trade Regulation
    Office of the Attorney General's consumer complaint program,
        personnel limit repealed.
205 404

    Statute of limitations regarding deceptive trade practices, increased.
206 404

    Registration of business names, filing clarified.
204 403

    Model Registered Agents Act.
275 562

    South Dakota Business Corporations Act revised
        regarding the issuance of shares and cumulative voting for directors.
236 439

    Location and hours of operation of adult oriented businesses regulated.
61 196

    Franchise protection for certain types of merchandise.
202 383

    Recyclers, scrap metal dealers, or scrap yard operators
        prohibited from purchasing certain beer kegs.
178 330

    Certain fuel contracts may not restrict ethanol blend percentage.
201 381

    The regulation of franchises and business opportunities, improved.
203 384

    Requirements for the sale and purchase of nonferrous metal property.
179 331

    Modification of credit card agreements.
254 486

    Disclosure expanded for hospital charges.
169 314

Trains
    The exercise of eminent domain by railroads revised.
238 441

Unemployment
    Department of Labor style and form revisions to the unemployment laws.
277 606

Uniform Commercial Code
    Uniform commercial code revised.
259 499

Uniform Probate Code
    The administration of subsequently discovered property of an estate.
144 289

Use Tax
    Taxation of products transferred electronically, provisions revised.
51 164

Vocational and Technical Education
    Bond amounts issued by the Health and Educational Facility Authority
        on behalf of the four technical institutes, increased.
10 26

    Appropriation for the postsecondary technical institutes.
100 252

    Appropriation to postsecondary technical institutes
        for the maintenance and repair of buildings.
101 253

Voter Registration
    Public access restricted to certain information
        in the master voter registration list.
64 201

Water
    Appropriations for various water and environmental purposes.
235 436

    Ownership of an application to appropriate water may be transferred.
230 431

Water Management
    Water development district elections
        deadline for nominating petitions changed.
234 435

    Revise provisions related to water development district directors.
233 434

    Water development district boundaries revised.
232 433

    South Dakota Conservancy District bond requirements revised.
231 432

Workers' Compensation
    Department of Labor review of workers' compensation laws.
278 639

    Medical claim for payment under workers' compensation,
        procedure implemented.
279 653