ENTITLED, An Act to increase the 911 emergency surcharge, to revise the collection and
distribution of the surcharge revenue, to provide for point of sale collection of the prepaid
wireless 911 emergency surcharge, and to provide funding for the upgrade of 911 emergency
services.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA:
Section 1. That § 34-45-2 be amended to read as follows:
34-45-2. If the governing body of a public agency had adopted an ordinance authorizing a 911
emergency reporting system which was in effect on January 1, 2012, the ordinance remains in effect
for establishing such 911 service area unless amended or repealed by the public agency. Any
provision in the ordinance establishing a surcharge is no longer in effect after July 1, 2012.
Section 2. That § 34-45-4 be amended to read as follows:
34-45-4. A monthly uniform 911 emergency surcharge of one dollar and twenty-five cents shall
be assessed per service user line. The proceeds of this surcharge shall be used to pay for allowable
nonrecurring and recurring costs of the 911 system. No 911 emergency surcharge may be imposed
upon more than one hundred service user lines or equivalent service, per customer account billed,
per month. In the case of multi-station network systems, service user lines shall be equal to the
number of calls that can simultaneously be made from such system to the public switched telephone
network. No prepaid wireless telecommunications service is subject to the surcharge imposed under
this section.
Section 3. That chapter 34-45 be amended by adding thereto a NEW SECTION to read as
follows:
There is hereby imposed a prepaid wireless 911 emergency surcharge of two percent upon the
gross receipts of each retail transaction for the purchase of prepaid wireless telecommunications
service. The prepaid wireless surcharge shall be collected by the prepaid wireless service seller from
the prepaid wireless service consumer during each retail transaction. For purposes of this section,
the term, retail transaction, means when the purchase of a prepaid wireless telecommunications
service is made in this state or has been determined to be a sale occurring in this state pursuant to
§ 10-45-108. The amount of the prepaid wireless surcharge shall be separately stated on an invoice,
receipt, or other similar document that is provided to the prepaid wireless service consumer by the
prepaid wireless service seller. The service consumer is liable to pay the prepaid wireless surcharge
imposed by this section. The prepaid wireless service seller is liable to collect and remit all prepaid
wireless surcharges imposed by this section. The prepaid wireless service seller is not liable for any
prepaid wireless surcharge imposed by this section if the prepaid wireless service seller is unable to
collect the surcharge from the service consumer.
If the amount of the prepaid wireless surcharge that is imposed by this section is separately stated
on an invoice, receipt, or other similar document provided to the prepaid wireless service consumer,
the prepaid wireless surcharge may not be included in the base for measuring any other tax, fee,
surcharge, or other charge that is imposed by this state or its political subdivisions. If the prepaid
wireless telecommunications service is sold with one or more other products or services for a single,
non-itemized price, the prepaid wireless surcharge imposed by this section shall apply to the entire
non-itemized price unless the prepaid wireless service seller elects to apply the surcharge to:
(1) The amount of the prepaid wireless telecommunications service that is disclosed to the
prepaid wireless service consumer as a dollar amount including the surcharge imposed by
this section; or
(2) The prepaid wireless service seller identifies the portion of the price that is attributable
to the prepaid wireless telecommunications service by reasonable and verifiable standards
from its books and records that are kept in the regular course of business.
However, if the amount of prepaid wireless telecommunications service sold for a single, non-itemized price with one or more other products or services is denominated as ten minutes or less or
as five dollars or less, the prepaid wireless service seller may elect not to collect any prepaid wireless
surcharge for such retail transaction.
Section 4. That chapter 34-45 be amended by adding thereto a NEW SECTION to read as
follows:
Any entity required to collect and remit the surcharge imposed pursuant to § 34-45-4 or section
3 of this Act shall register with the Department of Revenue. There is no registration fee. A
registration shall be made upon a form prescribed by the secretary of the Department of Revenue and
shall set forth the name under which the applicant transacts or intends to transact business, the
location of the place of business, and such other information as the secretary may require.
The department shall issue an identification number to each applicant. This identification number
is not assignable and is valid only for the entity to which it was issued. The identification number
is valid until canceled or revoked.
Section 5. That § 34-45-5 be amended to read as follows:
34-45-5. Any service user in the state is liable for the applicable 911 emergency surcharge
pursuant to § 34-45-4. Any telecommunications service provider, wireless telecommunications
service provider, or Interconnected Voice over Internet Protocol service provider shall collect and
remit to the Department of Revenue the applicable 911 emergency surcharge which shall be stated
separately in any billing statement, invoice, or receipt.
Section 6. That § 34-45-6.1 be repealed.
Section 7. That § 34-45-7 be amended to read as follows:
34-45-7. Each telecommunications service provider, wireless telecommunications service
provider, or Interconnected Voice over Internet Protocol service provider is liable to collect and
remit the 911 emergency surcharges imposed by § 34-45-4. The service user is liable for paying the
911 emergency surcharge imposed by § 34-45-4. The service provider is not liable for any 911
emergency surcharge if the service provider is unable to collect the surcharge from the service user.
Section 8. That § 34-45-8 be repealed.
Section 9. That chapter 34-45 be amended by adding thereto a NEW SECTION to read as
follows:
Any entity who is registered pursuant to this chapter or any entity required to collect and remit
the surcharges imposed by § 34-45-4 or section 3 of this Act shall file returns or reports by electronic
means on a monthly basis with the Department of Revenue and shall remit the surcharges by
electronic transfer on a monthly basis to the department unless the secretary of the Department of
Revenue permits an entity to file returns or reports by nonelectronic means and permits an entity to
remit surcharges by nonelectronic means. If an entity does not have internet access on the business
premises, the secretary of revenue shall permit an entity to file returns or reports by nonelectronic
means and permit an entity to remit surcharges by nonelectronic means.
Section 10. That chapter 34-45 be amended by adding thereto a NEW SECTION to read as
follows:
This section applies to any return, report, or remittance filed pursuant to section 9 of this Act.
For any return or report that is required to be filed by electronic means, the return or report shall be
filed by electronic means on or before the twenty-third day of the month following each period. If
the twenty-third day of the month falls on a Saturday, Sunday, legal holiday enumerated in § 1-5-1,
or a day the Federal Reserve Bank is closed, the return or report is due on the next succeeding day
that is not a Saturday, Sunday, legal holiday enumerated in § 1-5-1, or a day the Federal Reserve
Bank is closed.
For any surcharge that is required to be remitted by electronic transfer, the surcharge shall be
remitted on or before the second to the last day of the month following each period. For the purpose
of remitting any surcharge by electronic transfer pursuant to this section, the last day and the second
to the last day of the month means the last day and the second to the last day of the month which are
not a Saturday, Sunday, legal holiday enumerated in § 1-5-1, or a day the Federal Reserve Bank is
closed.
If the secretary of the Department of Revenue permits any entity to file returns or reports by
nonelectronic means, permits any entity to remit surcharges by nonelectronic means, or both,
pursuant to section 9 of this Act, any return, report, or remittance which is required to be filed
pursuant to 9 of this Act is timely filed if mailed, postage prepaid on or before the twentieth day of
the month following each period, and is received by the department. A United States Postal Service
postmark is evidence of the date of mailing for the purpose of timely filing of returns, reports, or
remittances.
Penalty or interest under § 10-59-6 shall be paid if a return or remittance is not made on time.
Section 11. That chapter 34-45 be amended by adding thereto a NEW SECTION to read as
follows:
The Department of Revenue shall transfer the surcharges collected pursuant to § 34-45-4 and
section 3 of this Act to the Department of Public Safety. The Department of Public Safety shall remit
each month seventy percent of the revenue collected from the 911 emergency surcharges imposed
by § 34-45-4 to the public agency, which has adopted an ordinance pursuant to § 34-45-2, where the
surcharges were collected. The secretary of the Department of Public Safety shall approve vouchers
and the state auditor shall draw warrants to pay each public agency its share of the distribution. The
Department of Public Safety shall deposit thirty percent of the revenue collected from the 911
emergency surcharges imposed by § 34-45-4 into the public safety 911 emergency fund created
pursuant to section 12 of this Act. The Department of Public Safety shall deposit all of the revenue
collected from the prepaid wireless service surcharge imposed by section 3 of this Act into the South
Dakota 911 coordination fund created pursuant to § 34-45-12.
Section 12. That chapter 34-45 be amended by adding thereto a NEW SECTION to read as
follows:
There is hereby created within the state treasury the public safety 911 emergency fund. Any
money in the public safety 911 emergency fund is continuously appropriated for distribution as
provided in this section. A public safety answering point is eligible to receive a distribution from the
public safety 911 emergency fund if the public safety answering point is in compliance with the
standards for operation and utilization of public safety answering points as determined by the board
and either serves a population of more than thirty thousand or covers an area that includes three or
more counties. The board shall notify each public safety answering point when the list of public
safety answering points eligible for funding pursuant to this section changes. The Department of
Public Safety shall:
(1) Distribute twenty-six percent of the money deposited in the fund based on the ratio of the
population of each eligible public safety answering point to the population of all the
eligible public safety answering points; and
(2) Transfer seventy-four percent of the money deposited in the fund to the South Dakota 911
coordination fund.
The Department of Public Safety shall base the allocation of money for population on the most
recent decennial census of the United States Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census and
the population estimate published by the United States Census Bureau for each year ending in five.
The Department of Public Safety shall make distributions from the public safety 911 emergency fund
each quarter. The secretary of the Department of Public Safety shall approve vouchers and the state
auditor shall draw warrants to pay each public safety answering point its share of the distribution.
Section 13. That § 34-45-9 be amended to read as follows:
34-45-9. The service provider and prepaid wireless service seller may deduct and retain two
percent of the collected amount or twenty-five dollars, whichever amount is greater, each month as
the cost of administration for collecting the surcharge imposed by § 34-45-4 and section 3 of this
Act.
Section 14. That chapter 34-45 be amended by adding thereto a NEW SECTION to read as
follows:
The prepaid wireless service seller may retain all the surcharges imposed by section 3 of this Act
during the first three months this surcharge is effective. However, the prepaid wireless service seller
shall report the collections retained during this month to the Department of Revenue.
Section 15. That § 34-45-10 be repealed.
Section 16. That § 34-45-12 be amended to read as follows:
34-45-12. There is hereby created within the state treasury the South Dakota 911 coordination
fund. Any funds collected from prepaid wireless telecommunications service pursuant to section 3
of this Act shall be deposited in the South Dakota 911 coordination fund. Any money in the South
Dakota 911 coordination fund is continuously appropriated for reimbursement of allowable
nonrecurring and recurring costs of 911 service and operating expenses of the board. The board shall
authorize disbursements from the fund pursuant to this chapter for the expenses of the board and for
approved nonrecurring and recurring costs requested by the governing body of eligible 911 public
safety answering points. The board may solicit proposals to coordinate and implement an upgrade
to the 911 emergency service system of all public safety answering points. The funds may be
disbursed for the purpose of planning, coordinating, purchasing, installing, maintaining, and
operating, an upgrade to the 911 emergency services system. Any interest earned on money in the
fund shall be credited to the fund.
Section 17. That § 34-45-17 be amended to read as follows:
34-45-17. The 911 emergency reporting system provided by this chapter is within the
governmental powers and authority of the governing body or public agency. In contracting for the
911 emergency reporting system or the provisioning of the 911 service, except for willful or wanton
negligence or intentional acts, the board, the governing body, the public agency, the service provider,
the prepaid wireless service provider, the prepaid wireless service seller, and the service supplier,
their employees and agents, are immune from liability for a failure in the use or operation of the 911
system. The immunity provided by this section does not extend to the installation or maintenance
of the 911 system.
Section 18. That § 34-45-18.2 be amended to read as follows:
34-45-18.2. The board may promulgate rules pursuant to chapter 1-26 setting:
(1) Minimum technical, operational, and procedural standards for the operation and
utilization of a public safety answering point;
(2) Requirements and amounts for reimbursement of recurring and nonrecurring costs;
(3) Standards for coordination of effective 911 service on a statewide basis; and
(4) Allowable expenditures of the 911 emergency surcharge proceeds collected pursuant to
§ 34-45-4.
No public safety answering point may be required to comply with the provisions of ARSD
50:02:04:02(2), unless the next generation 911 initiative has been implemented. The board shall
determine when the next generation 911 initiative is operational. The board shall notify each public
safety answering point not complying with the provisions of this rule when this determination has
been made. The public safety answering point shall comply with the provisions of the rule within
ninety days. However, any public safety answering point that submits a written request to the board
to opt out of the provisions of ARSD 50:02:04:02(2) may only receive seventy-five cents of each
surcharge assessed pursuant to § 34-45-4 that is to be remitted such public safety answering point.
The remaining surcharge assessment shall be deposited in the public safety 911 emergency fund.
Section 19. That chapter 34-45 be amended by adding thereto a NEW SECTION to read as
follows:
Any service provider collecting and remitting the surcharge imposed by § 34-45-4 or prepaid
wireless service seller collecting and remitting the surcharge imposed by section 3 of this Act shall
keep records of all receipts and telecommunications service sales. The records are, at all times during
business hours of the day, subject to inspection by the Department of Revenue to determine the
amount of surcharge due. The records shall be preserved for a period of three years unless the
secretary of the Department of Revenue, in writing, authorized their destruction or disposal at an
earlier date.
Section 20. That chapter 34-45 be amended by adding thereto a NEW SECTION to read as
follows:
The secretary of the Department of Revenue may promulgate rules, pursuant to chapter 1-26,
concerning:
(1) The filing of returns and payment of the surcharges imposed by this chapter;
(2) Determining the application of the surcharges imposed by this chapter;
(3) Record-keeping requirements; and
(4) Determining auditing methods.
Section 21. That chapter 34-45 be amended by adding thereto a NEW SECTION to read as
follows:
Any person who:
(1) Makes any false or fraudulent return in attempting to defeat or evade the surcharge
imposed by § 34-45-4 or section 3 of this Act is guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor;
(2) Fails to pay the surcharge collected pursuant to the provisions of this chapter within sixty
days from the date the surcharge becomes due is guilty of a Class 2 misdemeanor;
(3) Fails to keep the records required by this chapter or refuses to exhibit these records to the
Department of Revenue for the purpose of examination is guilty of a Class 2
misdemeanor;
(4) Fails to file a return required by this chapter within sixty days from the date the return is
due is guilty of a Class 2 misdemeanor;
(5) Willfully violates any rule of the secretary for the administration and enforcement of the
provisions of this chapter is guilty of a Class 2 misdemeanor; or
(6) Fails to submit a 911 emergency surcharge registration after having been notified in
writing by the secretary of the Department of Revenue that the person is subject to the
provisions of this chapter is guilty of a Class 2 misdemeanor. However, it is not a
violation of this subdivision if the person submits a registration and meets all lawful
prerequisites for registering within ten days from receipt of written notice from the
secretary.
For purposes of this section, the term, person, includes corporate officers, member-managers or
managers of limited liability companies, or partners that control, supervise, or are charged with the
responsibility of filing the returns or remitting the payments pursuant to this chapter.
Section 22. That § 34-45-1 be amended to read as follows:
34-45-1. Terms used in this chapter mean:
(1) "Basic 911," any service which provides the user of a calling device, which utilizes any
communications technology, the ability to reach a public safety answering point to report
police, fire, medical, or other emergency situations by dialing 911;
(2) "Board," the South Dakota 911 Coordination Board created pursuant to § 34-45-18;
(3) "Enhanced 911," any system which provides the user of a calling device, which utilizes
any communications technology, the ability to reach a public safety answering point by
dialing the digits 911, and which routes that call to the appropriate public safety answer
point and which automatically provides information about the service user to a 911
dispatcher including the user's name, location, call back number, and assigned emergency
responders;
(4) "Governing body," the board of county commissioners of a county or the governing body
of a municipality;
(5) "Interconnected Voice-over Internet Protocol (VoIP) service," any service with the
following characteristics:
(a) Enables real-time two-way voice communication;
(b) Requires a broadband connection from the user's location;
(c) Requires internet protocol-compatible customer premise equipment; and
(d) Permits users generally to receive calls that originate and terminate on the public
switched telephone network;
(6) "911 emergency reporting system" or " 911 system," any telecommunications service
system consisting of network, database, and on-premises equipment which utilizes the
single three-digit number 911 for reporting police, fire, medical, or other emergency
situation;
(7) "911 emergency surcharge," any charge set by this chapter and assessed on any service
user of any telecommunications service, wireless telecommunications service, or
Interconnected Voice over Internet Protocol service, which physically terminates or
originates within the governing body's designated 911 service area. The 911 emergency
surcharge shall be assessed and remitted for Interconnected Voice over Internet Protocol
and wireless telecommunications service based upon the service user's place of primary
use. Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter and for purposes of the surcharge
imposed by this chapter, the surcharge imposed upon wireless telecommunication services
shall be administered in accordance with 4 U.S.C. §§ 116-126.;
(8) "Nonrecurring costs," any capital or start-up expenditure such as telecommunications
equipment, software, database, initial training, and the purchase or lease of subscriber
names, addresses, and telephone information;
(9) "Place of primary use," the street address where the customer's use of the communications
service primarily occurs or the customer's registered location on the date the customer is
billed;
(10) "Prepaid wireless service consumer," any person who purchases prepaid wireless
telecommunications service in a retail transaction;
(11) "Prepaid wireless service provider," any person that provides prepaid wireless
telecommunications service pursuant to a license issued by the Federal Communications
Commission;
(12) "Prepaid wireless service seller," any person who sells prepaid wireless
telecommunications service to prepaid wireless service consumer;
(13) "Prepaid wireless telecommunications service," any telecommunications service that
provides the right to utilize a mobile wireless service as well as other
nontelecommunications services, including the download of digital products delivered
electronically, content and ancillary services, which are paid for in advance and sold in
predetermined units or dollars which decline with use in a known amount;
(14) "Public agency," any county or municipality that has adopted an ordinance pursuant to
§ 34-45-2;
(15) "Public safety answering point," any twenty-four hour communications facility which
receives all 911 service calls and reroutes the requestor or information to appropriate
public or private safety agencies;
(16) "Recurring costs," any costs such as network access fee and other telephone charges,
software, equipment, database management, maintenance, charges to maintain database
of subscriber names, addresses, and telephone information from the local exchange access
company. Recurring costs may include personnel expenses for a public safety answering
point;
(17) "Registered location," the most recent information obtained by an Interconnected Voice
over Internet Protocol service provider that identifies the physical location of an end user;
(18) "Service provider," any person or entity providing, offering to provide, or selling
telecommunications service, wireless telecommunications service, or Interconnected
Voice over Internet Protocol service;
(19) "Service supplier," any person or entity who provides or offers to provide 911 system
equipment, installation, maintenance, or exchange access services within the 911 service
access area;
(20) "Service user," any person who purchases telecommunications service, wireless
telecommunications service, or Interconnected Voice over Internet Protocol service in this
state without intent for resale;
(21) "Service user line," the means by which a service user may place a call to a public safety
answering point through the use of a telecommunications service, wireless
telecommunications service, or Interconnected Voice over Internet Protocol service. In
the case of multi-station network systems, service user lines shall be equal to the number
of calls that can simultaneously be made from such system to the public switched
telephone network;
(22) "Telecommunications service," the transmission of signs, signals, writings, images,
sounds, messages, data, or other information of any nature by wire, radio, lightwave,
electromagnetic means, or other similar means. The term does not include the provision
of terminal equipment used to originate or terminate such service, broadcast transmissions
by radio, television, and satellite stations regulated by the Federal Communications
Commission and one-way cable television service;
(23) "Wireless telecommunications service," commercial mobile radio service, as such term
is defined in 47 C.F.R. 203 as of January 1, 2008.
Section 23. That § 34-45-20 be amended to read as follows:
34-45-20. The board shall:
(1) Evaluate all of the current public safety answering points and systems throughout the
State of South Dakota for their capability to adequately and efficiently administer
systems;
(2) Develop plans for the implementation for a uniform statewide 911 system covering the
entire state or so much as is practicable;
(3) Monitor the number and location of public safety answering points or systems and the use
of 911 emergency surcharge funds in their administrative and operational budgets;
(4) Develop criteria and minimum standards for operating and financing public safety
answering points or systems;
(5) Develop criteria for the eligibility and amount of reimbursement of recurring and
nonrecurring costs of public safety answering points or systems;
(6) Develop criteria for the implementation of performance audits of the use of the 911 fees
utilized in the operation of the 911 system. The audit shall be conducted by the
Department of Legislative Audit and shall be presented to the board and the Legislature;
(7) Report annually to the Government Operations and Audit Committee about the operations
and findings of the board and any recommendations for changes in the surcharges
imposed by this chapter and the distribution of the revenue; and
(8) Report annually to the Governor and the Legislature about the operations and findings of
the board and any recommendations for changes to 911 service in the state.
Section 24. That § 34-45-4 be amended to read as follows:
34-45-4. A monthly uniform 911 emergency surcharge of one dollar shall be assessed per service
user line. The proceeds of this surcharge shall be used to pay for allowable nonrecurring and
recurring costs of the 911 system. No 911 emergency surcharge may be imposed upon more than one
hundred service user lines or equivalent service, per customer account billed, per month. In the case
of multi-station network systems, service user lines shall be equal to the number of calls that can
simultaneously be made from such system to the public switched telephone network. No prepaid
wireless telecommunications service is subject to the surcharge imposed under this section.
Section 25. That chapter 34-45 be amended by adding thereto a NEW SECTION to read as
follows:
The Department of Revenue shall transfer the surcharges collected pursuant to § 34-45-4 and
section 3 of this Act to the Department of Public Safety. The Department of Public Safety shall remit
each month eighty-five percent of the revenue collected from the 911 emergency surcharges imposed
by § 34-45-4 to the public agency, which has adopted an ordinance pursuant to § 34-45-2, where the
surcharges were collected. The secretary of the Department of Public Safety shall approve vouchers
and the state auditor shall draw warrants to pay each public agency its share of the distribution. The
Department of Public Safety shall deposit fifteen percent of the revenue collected from the 911
emergency surcharges imposed by § 34-45-4 into the public safety 911 emergency fund created
pursuant to section 12 of this Act. The Department of Public Safety shall deposit all of the revenue
collected from the prepaid wireless service surcharge imposed by section 3 of this Act into the South
Dakota 911 coordination fund created pursuant to § 34-45-12.
Section 26. That chapter 34-45 be amended by adding thereto a NEW SECTION to read as
follows:
There is hereby created within the state treasury the public safety 911 emergency fund. Any
money in the public safety 911 emergency fund is continuously appropriated for distribution as
provided in this section. A public safety answering point is eligible to receive a distribution from the
public safety 911 emergency fund if the public safety answering point is in compliance with the
standards for operation and utilization of public safety answering points as determined by the board
and either has a population of more than thirty thousand or covers an area that includes three or more
counties. The board shall notify each public safety answering point when the list of public safety
answering points eligible for funding pursuant to this section changes. The Department of Public
Safety shall distribute the money deposited in the fund based on the ratio of the population of each
eligible public safety answering point to the population of all the eligible public safety answering
points.
The Department of Public Safety shall base the allocation of money for population on the most
recent decennial census of the United States Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census and
the population estimate published by the United States Census Bureau for each year ending in five.
The Department of Public Safety shall make distributions from the public safety 911 emergency fund
each quarter. The secretary of the Department of Public Safety shall approve vouchers and the state
auditor shall draw warrants to pay each public safety answering point its share of the distribution.
Section 27. That § 10-59-1 be amended to read as follows:
10-59-1. The provisions of this chapter may only apply to proceedings commenced under this
chapter concerning the taxes, the fees, the surcharges, or the persons subject to the taxes, fees, or
surcharges imposed by, or any civil or criminal investigation authorized by, chapters 10-33A, 10-39,
10-39A, 10-39B, 10-43, 10-45, 10-45D, 10-46, 10-46A, 10-46B, 10-46C, 10-46E, 10-47B, 10-52,
10-52A, 32-3, 32-3A, 32-5, 32-5B, 32-6B, 32-9, 32-10, 34-45, and 34A-13 and §§ 22-25-48, 49-31-51, 50-4-13 to 50-4-17, inclusive, and the provisions of chapter 10-45B.
Section 28. Sections 24 to 26, inclusive, are effective on July 1, 2018.
Section 29. Sections 11 and 12 are repealed on July 1, 2018.
An Act to increase the 911 emergency surcharge, to revise the collection and distribution of the
surcharge revenue, to provide for point of sale collection of the prepaid wireless 911 emergency
surcharge, and to provide funding for the upgrade of 911 emergency services.
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I certify that the attached Act
originated in the
SENATE as Bill No. 174
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Secretary of the Senate
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President Pro Tempore of the
Senate
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Secretary of the Senate
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Speaker of the House
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Chief Clerk
Senate Bill No. 174
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Received at this Executive Office
this _____ day of _____________ ,
20____ at ____________ M.
By _________________________
for the Governor
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The attached Act is hereby
approved this ________ day of
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Governor
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STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
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Office of the Secretary of State
Filed ____________ , 20___
at _________ o'clock __ M.
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Secretary of State
By _________________________
Asst. Secretary of State
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