South Carolina § 30-4-60 Meetings of public bodies shall be open.

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§ 30-4-60 — Meetings of public bodies shall be open.

South Carolina § 30-4-60

Title 30PUBLIC RECORDS

Ch. 4FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT

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S.C. Code Ann. § 30-4-60 (2026).

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Every meeting of all public bodies shall be open to the public unless closed pursuant to SECTION 30-4-70 of this chapter.

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Legislative History

HISTORY: 1978 Act No. 593, SECTION 7.

Nearby Sections

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§ 30-4-10

Short title.

§ 30-4-100

Injunctive relief; costs and attorney's fees.

§ 30-4-110

Hearings regarding disclosure; appropriate relief; civil fine for violation.

§ 30-4-15

Findings and purpose.

§ 30-4-160

Sale of Social Security number or driver's license photograph or signature.

§ 30-4-165

Privacy of driver's license information.

§ 30-4-20

Definitions.

§ 30-4-30

Right to inspect or copy public records; fees; notification as to public availability of records; presumption upon failure to give notice; records to be available when requestor appears in person.

§ 30-4-40

Matters exempt from disclosure.

§ 30-4-45

Information concerning safeguards and off-site consequence analyses; regulation of access; vulnerable zone defined.

§ 30-4-50

Certain matters declared public information; use of information for commercial solicitation prohibited.

§ 30-4-55

Disclosure of fiscal impact on public bodies offering economic incentives to business; cost-benefit analysis required.

§ 30-4-60

Meetings of public bodies shall be open.

§ 30-4-65

Cabinet meetings subject to chapter provisions; cabinet defined.

§ 30-4-70

Meetings which may be closed; procedure; circumvention of chapter; disruption of meeting; executive sessions of General Assembly.

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