South Carolina § 2-20-370 Confidentiality of records, information, and other material; retention.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 2-20-370 — Confidentiality of records, information, and other material; retention.

South Carolina § 2-20-370

Title 2GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Ch. 20NONJUDICIAL SCREENING AND ELECTION

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S.C. Code Ann. § 2-20-370 (2026).

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All records, information, and other material that the commission has obtained or used to make its findings of fact, except materials, records, and information presented under oath at the public hearing, must be kept strictly confidential. After the commission has reported its findings of fact, or after a candidate withdraws his name from consideration, all records, information, and material must be kept confidential and may be retained by the commission for at least six years.

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All records, information, and other material that the commission has obtained or used to make its findings of fact, except materials, records, and information presented under oath at the public hearing, must be kept strictly confidential. After the commission has reported its findings of fact, or after a candidate withdraws his name from consideration, all records, information, and material must be kept confidential and may be retained by the commission for at least six years.