South Carolina § 44-43-1340 Authority of trust fund board; particular powers.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 44-43-1340 — Authority of trust fund board; particular powers.

South Carolina § 44-43-1340

Title 44HEALTH

Ch. 43DISPOSITIONS OF HUMAN BODIES AND PARTS; POST-MORTEM EXAMINATIONS

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S.C. Code Ann. § 44-43-1340 (2026).

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In administering this article, the board is authorized, but not limited to:

(1)develop and implement educational programs and campaigns to increase organ and tissue donation in South Carolina;

(2)make policy recommendations for the promotion of organ and tissue donation in South Carolina;

(3)assess the needs of transplant recipients and establish priorities and develop goals and objectives to assist transplant recipients who are residents of South Carolina;

(4)determine how the monies in the fund are to be disbursed;

(5)acquire and hold property;

(6)invest trust monies, including pooled investment funds maintained by the State;

(7)utilize local resources including volunteers when appropriate.

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In administering this article, the board is authorized, but not limited to: (1) develop and implement educational programs and campaigns to increase organ and tissue donation in South Carolina; (2) make policy recommendations for the promotion of organ and tissue donation in South Carolina; (3) assess the needs of transplant recipients and establish priorities and develop goals and objectives to assist transplant recipients who are residents of South Carolina; (4) determine how the monies in the fund are to be disbursed; (5) acquire and hold property; (6) invest trust monies, including pooled investment funds maintained by the State; (7) utilize local resources including volunteers when appropriate.