H4347: Sunscreen in schools and camps

Legislative Summary

Amend The Code Of Laws Of South Carolina, 1976, By Adding Section 59-63-85 So As To Provide Public Schools May Allow Students To Possess And Use Certain Sunscreen On School Property And At School-sponsored Events With Parental Consent, To Define Necessary Terms, To Provide Public Schools May Adopt Policies Allowing Students To Use Articles Of Sun-protective Clothing, To Provide School Districts May Allow School Personnel To Assist Students In Applying Sunscreen With Written Parental Consent, To Provide Civil Liability Protections For Good Faith Compliance With The Provisions Of This Act, To Provide For The Construction Of This Act, And To Provide The State Department Of Education Shall Provide Certain Related Assistance And Guidance To Schools Concerning The Administration Of Applicable Provisions Of This Act; And By Adding Section 63-13-220 So As To Provide Day Camps Regulated By The Department Of Social Services May Allow Campers To Possess And Use Certain Sunscreen On School Property Or At School-sponsored Events With Parental Consent, To Define Necessary Terms, To Provide These Day Camps May Adopt Policies Allowing Campers To Use Articles Of Sun-protective Clothing, To Provide These Day Camps May Allow Their Personnel To Assist Campers In Applying Sunscreen With Written Parental Consent, To Provide Civil Liability Protections For Good Faith Compliance With The Provisions Of This Act, To Provide For The Construction Of This Act, And To Provide The State Department Of Social Services Shall Provide Certain Related Assistance And Guidance To Day Camps Concerning The Administration Of Applicable Provisions Of This Act.