South Carolina § 42-3-195 Commission to provide information and statistics; confidentiality.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 42-3-195 — Commission to provide information and statistics; confidentiality.

South Carolina § 42-3-195

Title 42WORKERS' COMPENSATION

Ch. 3WORKERS' COMPENSATION COMMISSION

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S.C. Code Ann. § 42-3-195 (2026).

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The commission shall cooperate with and provide information and statistics to the South Carolina Commissioner of Labor, which the Commissioner of Labor and his designees may use solely for the following limited purposes:

(1)scheduling inspections pursuant to Section 41-15-260 for compliance with occupational safety and health rules and regulations;

(2)statistical evaluation of hazards. The information and statistics provided pursuant to this section are confidential and exempt from disclosure pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act, except that the Commissioner of Labor may reveal to the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration, on a confidential basis, the results of statistical evaluations of hazards as long as no identifying information is revealed. Upon trial of any a

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The commission shall cooperate with and provide information and statistics to the South Carolina Commissioner of Labor, which the Commissioner of Labor and his designees may use solely for the following limited purposes: (1) scheduling inspections pursuant to Section 41-15-260 for compliance with occupational safety and health rules and regulations; (2) statistical evaluation of hazards. The information and statistics provided pursuant to this section are confidential and exempt from disclosure pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act, except that the Commissioner of Labor may reveal to the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration, on a confidential basis, the results of statistical evaluations of hazards as long as no identifying information is revealed. Upon trial of any action other than a workers' compensation claim, such information shall not be placed in evidence or be permitted to be argued to any court, jury, or other adjudicatory body.