South Carolina § 44-30-50 Immunity from liability for members of review panels and licensing boards and consultants and persons providing information.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 44-30-50 — Immunity from liability for members of review panels and licensing boards and consultants and persons providing information.

South Carolina § 44-30-50

Title 44HEALTH

Ch. 30HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS

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S.C. Code Ann. § 44-30-50 (2026).

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No member of an expert review panel or licensing board and no person or organization providing consultation to an expert review panel or licensing board may be subject to civil or criminal liability for actions or omissions made during investigations or hearings or made in rulings or decisions when acting within the scope of official duties and while carrying out the responsibilities of this article. No other person providing written or oral information to an expert review panel or a licensing board may be subject to civil or criminal liability for actions taken or statements made in good faith during an investigation or hearing.

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No member of an expert review panel or licensing board and no person or organization providing consultation to an expert review panel or licensing board may be subject to civil or criminal liability for actions or omissions made during investigations or hearings or made in rulings or decisions when acting within the scope of official duties and while carrying out the responsibilities of this article. No other person providing written or oral information to an expert review panel or a licensing board may be subject to civil or criminal liability for actions taken or statements made in good faith during an investigation or hearing.