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Subcommittee gives favorable report to state-made flag purchasing bill
Summary
A constitutional subcommittee voted to give House Bill 35 14 a favorable report after staff described a measure requiring U.S. and South Carolina flags bought with public funds to be 100% state-made; no public speakers registered on the item.
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A state constitutional subcommittee gave a favorable report to House Bill 35 14, a measure that would require any U.S. or South Carolina flag purchased with public funds to be 100% manufactured in the state, the panel recorded.
Staff summarized the bill’s language and effective date. Amanda, committee staff, told members the measure would permit public entities — including school districts — to continue using previously purchased flags until replacement is needed. With no registered speakers, the chair said, "Hearing no objection, I'd like to go ahead and give a favorable report of this bill," and the committee approved the report by unanimous consent.
The committee forwarded the bill to the full committee with a favorable report and no recorded objections. No formal amendments or votes on the measure were recorded in the subcommittee minutes.
