TOPICAL INDEX

Ch. Page

911 Coordination Board
    911 emergency surcharge requirements changed.
188 424

Abortion
    Insurance coverage for abortion, regulated.
245 564

    Abortion services regulated.
186 417

Administrative Rules
    Board of Pharmacy license provisions modified.
194 439

    Department of Health obsolete laws and rules repealed.
177 397

    Centennial logo rules repealed.
44 134

    Electronic warehouse receipts for grain regulated.
232 506

    Agriculture mediation program purpose expanded.
236 524

    Venue of appeals for home rule municipalities.
7 33

    Allow muskrat hunting season.
203 457

    Teacher pay and evaluation, revised.
102 246

    Rule-making authority of the Commission on Gaming expanded.
205 458

    Education accountability system updated.
89 230

    Roth contribution program for the state retirement system.
28 85

    Alternative benefit enhancement methodology allowed
        within the South Dakota Retirement System.
27 85

    Administrative rules relating to the South Dakota Housing Development Authority
        revised.
79 206

    Obsolete laws relating to the publication of the administrative rules modified.
     8 34

    Create a Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology.
196 444

Agriculture
    Cropland and noncropland limit on change to taxable value.
62 173

    Domestic use of water definition revised.
213 471

    Electronic warehouse receipts for grain regulated.
232 506

    Agriculture mediation program purpose expanded.
236 524

    Penalty increased for leaving brand inspection area.
200 455

    Revise provisions relating to importation of livestock and other animals.
199 455

    Bedding used for agricultural purposes exempt from sales and use taxes.
70 182

    Cottonwood Agricultural Experiment Station
        storage facility appropriation increased.
38 121

Alcohol
    Impaired driving violation enhanced penalty requirements changed.
119 277

    Suspension of a driver license for certain alcoholic beverage violations.
192 436

    Alcohol or drug commitment authority modified.
182 407

    Treatment of persons with mental illness, revisions.
149 303

    Alcoholic beverage licensees may charge a corkage fee.
190 435

    Alcoholic beverage licensees or employees charged with a crime
        may be prohibited from entering the licensed premises.
191 436

Animals and Livestock
    Penalty increased for leaving brand inspection area.
200 455

    Revise provisions relating to importation of livestock and other animals.
199 455

Appropriation
    Bureau of Administration appropriation to construct a maintenance shop.
39 122

    Extraordinary litigation expenses appropriation.
34 119

    Special education appropriation carryover allowed.
104 261

    Board of Regents building and maintenance appropriation requests.
107 263

    General Appropriations Act amended for 2012 fiscal year.
41 123

    Appropriation for Feeding South Dakota
153 321

    Appropriation for costs related to disasters and pine beetle suppression.
40 123

    Veterans' bonus program appropriation.
176 397

    Appropriation for the physician and dentist tuition reimbursement program.
17 51

    Wildfire suppression appropriation.
35 120

    Coordinated soil and water conservation fund appropriation.
36 120

    Building control transferred from Department of Game, Fish, and Parks
        to Department of Agriculture.
37 121

    Cottonwood Agricultural Experiment Station
        storage facility appropriation increased.
38 121

    Board of Regents may purchase an airport structure.
105 262

    Appropriation increased for the motor pool building
        at South Dakota State University.
106 262

    General Appropriations Act for fiscal year 2012 revised.
42 127

    Revise certain provisions regarding the unclaimed property trust fund.
210 469

    Appropriation for education and health care funding.
43 133

    An appropriation to fund tax refunds.
65 175

    An appropriation for various water and environmental purposes.
221 481

    Appropriate money for the ordinary expenses of state government.
30 87

Assessments
    Cropland and noncropland limit on change to taxable value.
62 173

    Requirements changed for the construction of roads outside the road district.
157 324

    Revise special assessment procedures.
57 152

    Shareholders of subchapter S corporations
        may represent the corporation in property tax appeals.
63 174

Attorney General
    Definition of victim modified relating to victim impact statements.
133 286

    Pseudoephedrine purchase records may be submitted electronically or in writing.
184 415

    Habeas corpus revised.
118 276

    Failure to report the death or disappearance of a child made a crime.
120 278

Banks and Banking
    Trust law revised.
233 509

    Investment of state operating expenses in banks.
31 117

    Counties may borrow money using promissory notes.
53 148

    An exception to the loan or credit limitations of state chartered banks.
234 521

    Terms and expiration dates revised
        for appointees to certain boards and commissions.
16 43

Board of Pharmacy
    Board of Pharmacy license provisions modified.
194 439

Board of Regents
    Board of Regents building and maintenance appropriation requests.
107 263

    Cottonwood Agricultural Experiment Station
         storage facility appropriation increased.
38 121

    Board of Regents may purchase an airport structure.
105 262

    Appropriation increased for the motor pool building
        at South Dakota State University.
106 262

    Establishment of research parks on lands controlled by the Board of Regents.
46 135

Boats
    Operating a boat under the influence on a controlled drug or substance.
208 461

Bureau of Administration
    Centennial logo rules repealed.
44 134

    Bureau of Administration appropriation to construct a maintenance shop.
39 122

Bureau of Finance and Management
    Extraordinary litigation expenses appropriation.
34 119

    Special education appropriation carryover allowed.
104 261

    State Cement Plant Commission obsolete laws repealed.
33 119

    Full-time equivalent staffing report requirements changed.
24 79

    Bureau of Intergovernmental Relations repealed.
76 188

    General Appropriations Act for fiscal year 2012 revised.
42 127

    Property tax levies revised for school district general fund.
64 174

Bureau of Personnel
    The administration of state employee personnel matters, changed.
23 60

    Criminal background checks for various state employees.
29 86

Chief Justice
    A probationer who is a registered sex offender
        may reside within a community safety zone.
128 283

    Interpreter services in the court system requirements modified.
115 274

    Documentation changed to support a request
        to implement the standard visitation guidelines.
140 296

    Testimony of sex offense victims and other evidence requirements changed.
132 286

    Supreme Court to establish rules
        for the use of interactive audio visual equipment.
109 269

    Reporting requirement repealed for schedule of fees paid
        to court reporters in consolidated budget.
112 272

Civil Procedure
    Supreme Court to establish rules
        for the use of interactive audio visual equipment.
109 269

    Discharge procedure for civil judgments discharged pursuant federal law.
110 269

    Venue of appeals for home rule municipalities.
7 33

    Filing fees may be awarded as court costs in certain appeals.
111 271

    Definition regarding tort liability changed.
117 275

    Judicial enforcement of any religious codes prohibited.
116 274

Constitution
    Judicial enforcement of any religious codes prohibited.
116 274

    Abortion services regulated.
186 417

    Constitutional amendment relating to corporations.
264 606

    A constitutional amendment
        to repeal certain reimbursement restrictions for travel.
265 608

    Amendment of the Dakota Cement Trust Fund.
266 608

    A constitutional amendment to require a balanced budget.
267 609

Contracts
    Indemnity provisions prohibited in motor carrier transportation contracts.
228 499

    Water user district contracts exempt from the competitive bidding requirements.
219 479

    No liability for a school board member
        who authorizes a void contract, check, or registered warrant.
94 234

    Industrial and construction equipment dealer agreements revised.
197 452

    Debt modification contracts offered to consumers
        by motor vehicle dealers and sales finance companies.
235 522

    Disclosure of required of certain public employee contracts.
11 37

    Contracts regulated for residential roofing goods and services.
198 453

Controlled Substances
    Sale of loose leaf incense regulated.
185 416

    Schedule for controlled substances, new substance included.
183 408

    Pseudoephedrine purchase records may be submitted electronically or in writing.
184 415

Corporations
    Issuance of shares and cumulative voting for directors of corporations,
        requirements changed.
223 495

    Income and principal increased for a perpetual fund
        used to maintain a cemetery.
225 497

    Limited liability company judgment debtor, revised.
226 498


    Documents may be filed with the secretary of state
        by electronic means and notary requirements changed.
222 483

    Shareholders of subchapter S corporations
        may represent the corporation in property tax appeals.
63 174

    Procedure revised for cooperatives giving notice
        to persons whose records are missing.
224 496

Counties
    Cremation allowed for deceased person who is indigent.
152 320

    Property tax documents to be transmitted electronically.
61 171

    Publication date citations updated for the International Building Code.
77 189

    Filing of orders to vacate highways with register of deeds.
155 323

    Register of Deeds fees increased and modernization fund created.
51 143

    Revise provisions relating to posting of public notices.
6 32

    Revise provisions relating to subdivision platting and annexation.
54 149

    Sale of certain surplus property in Yankton County.
47 138

    The administration revised for the county legal expense relief program.
52 147

    Local governments may dispose of or donate certain property.
48 139

    Campaign finance requirements to apply to counties and municipalities.
86 219

    Payment by county for rape and sexual offense examinations.
126 282

    County and township highways may be changed on school and public lands.
154 322

    Assessment procedure for real property located in a floodplain changed.
60 171

    Fees that may be charged for certain public records.
10 36

    Counties may borrow money using promissory notes.
53 148

Courts and Judiciary
    Automation fund appropriation and Clerks of Court search fee increased.
113 272

    Interpreter services in the court system requirements modified.
115 274

    Documentation changed to support a request
        to implement the standard visitation guidelines.
140 296

    Testimony of sex offense victims and other evidence requirements changed.
132 286

    Supreme Court to establish rules
        for the use of interactive audio visual equipment.
109 269

    Reporting requirement repealed for schedule of fees paid
        to court reporters in consolidated budget.
112 272

    Discharge procedure for civil judgments discharged pursuant federal law.
110 269

    Bond paid on behalf of a defendant
        may be paid to the Department of Social Services to pay child support.
144 298

    Exempt breastfeeding mothers or new parents from jury duty.
114 273

    Judicial enforcement of any religious codes prohibited.
116 274

Crimes
    False statements on economic development applications made a crime.
130 284

    Victims rights revised.
138 292

    Penalty increased for leaving brand inspection area.
200 455

    Impaired driving violation enhanced penalty requirements changed.
119 277

    A probationer who is a registered sex offender
        may reside within a community safety zone.
128 283

    Fees for confining certain people in the county jail.
135 288

    Time limit increased to determine if a violation
        is a third or subsequent offense.
124 281

    Mechanical pull-tab device regulation updated.
129 284

    Bond paid behalf of a defendant
        may be paid to the Department of Social Services to pay child support.
144 298

    Firearm definition to include muzzle-loading and black powder weapons.
121 278

    Coasting when driving downhill.
169 338

    Voting rights of a person convicted of a felony.
82 214

    Mandatory HIV testing.
134 287

    Sale of loose leaf incense regulated.
185 416

    Definition of victim modified relating to victim impact statements.
133 286

    Failure to report the death or disappearance of a child made a crime.
120 278

    No statute of limitations for certain rape offenses.
125 281

    Arrest record may be expunged when the case is dismissed.
131 285

    Alcoholic beverage licensees or employees charged with a crime
        may be prohibited from entering the licensed premises.
191 436

    An affirmative defense of compulsion for the crime of prostitution.
127 283

    Battery committed against infants and unborn children.
123 280

    Strangulation as one element of the crime of aggravated assault.
122 279

    Establish the offense of juvenile sexting.
148 302

Criminal Background Checks
    School district may pay for mandatory criminal background checks.
92 233

    Criminal background checks for various state employees.
29 86

    Health professions license applicants to submit to a criminal background check.
193 437

Criminal Procedure
    Victims rights revised.
138 292

    Inmate parole hearing revisions.
137 290

    Impaired driving violation enhanced penalty requirements changed.
119 277

    Testimony of sex offense victims and other evidence requirements changed.
132 286

    Fees for confining certain people in the county jail.
135 288

    Time limit increased to determine if a violation is a third or subsequent offense.
124 281

    Bond paid on behalf of a defendant
        may be paid to the Department of Social Services to pay child support.
144 298

    Voting rights of a person convicted of a felony.
82 214

    Definition of victim modified relating to victim impact statements.
133 286

    Habeas corpus revised.
118 276

    No statute of limitations for certain rape offenses.
125 281

    Arrest record may be expunged when the case is dismissed.
131 285

    An affirmative defense of compulsion for the crime of prostitution.
127 283

    Conditional release requirements changed
        for persons charged with domestic abuse.
145 299

Debtor and Creditor
    Agriculture mediation program purpose expanded.
236 524

    Uniform Commercial Code secured transactions article updated.
238 526

    Discharge procedure for civil judgments discharged pursuant federal law.
110 269

    Limited liability company judgment debtor, revised.
226 498

    Persons exempt from the requirement to be licensed a mortgage loan originator.
237 525

    Debt modification contracts offered to consumers
        by motor vehicle dealers and sales finance companies.
235 522

    An exception to the loan or credit limitations of state chartered banks.
234 521

Department of Agriculture
    Agriculture mediation program purpose expanded.
236 524

    Penalty increased for leaving brand inspection area.
200 455

    Wildfire suppression appropriation.
35 120

    Coordinated soil and water conservation fund appropriation.
36 120

    Building control transferred from Department of Game, Fish, and Parks
        to Department of Agriculture.
37 121

Department of Corrections
    Victims rights revised.
138 292

    Inmate parole hearing revisions.
137 290

    Department of Corrections statutory clean-up.
4 30

    Department of Corrections authorization to sell surplus land repealed.
139 294

    Aggravated incest is a violent crime
        for the purpose of setting an initial parole date.
136 289


Department of Education
    Excuse from attendance for children receiving alternative instruction.
98 238

    Education, certain requirements changed.
88 221

    Education, outdated and obsolete statutes repealed.
87 220

    Distribution of state publications.
108 267

    State aid to education increased for special education.
99 239

    Education accountability system updated.
89 230

Department of Environment and Natural Resources
    Domestic use of water definition revised.
213 471

    Oil and gas exploration hearing requirements changed.
212 470

    Environment and natural resource obsolete statutes repealed.
215 474

Department of Game, Fish and Parks
    Department of Game, Fish and Parks obsolete laws repealed.
201 456

    Snowmobile license and fee revised.
160 327

    The Department of Game, Fish and Parks may sell land to the city of Sturgis.
204 458

    Operating a boat under the influence on a controlled drug or substance.
208 461

    Building control transferred from Department of Game, Fish, and Parks
        to Department of Agriculture.
37 121

Department of Health
    Department of Health obsolete laws and rules repealed.
177 397

    Appropriation for the physician and dentist tuition reimbursement program.
17 51

    Schedule for controlled substances, new substance included.
183 408

Department of Human Services
    Department of Human Services statutes revised.
13 38

    Department of Human Services outdated laws changed.
14 40

Department of Labor and Regulation
    Insurance examination requirements clarified.
241 561

    Insurance application changes permitted.
243 563

    Insurance investigations and examinations disclosure permitted.
242 562

    Trust law revised.
233 509

    Third party insurance administrator license renewal process changed.
248 569

    Annuity suitability requirements modified.
250 570

    Insurance agent continuing education exemption changed.
249 570

    Department of Labor and Regulation obsolete laws repealed and revised.
252 582

Department of the Military
    Child custody during a soldier's deployment.
174 341

    Military law for the National Guard revised.
173 341

    Board of Military Affairs membership increased.
172 340

    Military related definitions revised.
171 339

    Military Code established for the National Guard.
175 342

Department of Public Safety
    Impaired driving violation enhanced penalty requirements changed.
119 277

    Use of the cigarette fire safety standard act fund, changed.
189 434

    Eliminate an obsolete reference
        to the Division of Commercial Inspection and Regulation.
187 423

    Accident reports to be filed by electronic means.
170 339

    Motor carrier safety and transportation of hazardous materials
        requirements updated.
229 500

Department of Revenue and Regulation
    Delinquent taxpayers listed and published.
75 186

    Interstate fuel carriers license fees changed.
72 184

    Organization or first responder temporary permit decal requirement repealed.
164 330

    Final stage manufacturers regulated.
165 330

    Fuel tax return electronic filing and remittance.
73 185

    Internal Revenue Code references updated.
59 168

    Rule-making authority of the Commission on Gaming expanded.
205 458

    Tax returns and information may be disclosed.
58 167

Department of Social Services
    Department of Social Services obsolete laws repealed.
151 319

    Department of Social Services unnecessary laws repealed.
150 317

    Termination of parental rights, certain criteria added.
147 300

    Alcohol or drug commitment authority modified.
182 407

    Treatment of persons with mental illness, revisions.
149 303

Department of Veterans Affairs
    Veterans' bonus program appropriation.
176 397

Domestic Relations
    Child custody during a soldier's deployment.
174 341

    Personal appearance flexibility in adoption proceedings.
142 297

    Joint physical custody allowed.
141 296

    Documentation changed to support a request
        to implement the standard visitation guidelines.
140 296

    Bond paid on behalf of a defendant
        may be paid to the Department of Social Services to pay child support.
144 298

    Time reduced to cure and validate certain adoption proceedings.
143 298

    Conditional release requirements changed
        for persons charged with domestic abuse.
145 299

Drugs
    Sale of loose leaf incense regulated.
185 416

    Operating a boat under the influence on a controlled drug or substance.
208 461

    Alcohol or drug commitment authority modified.
182 407

    Treatment of persons with mental illness, revisions.
149 303

    Schedule for controlled substances, new substance included.
183 408

    Pseudoephedrine purchase records may be submitted electronically or in writing.
184 415

DUI
    Impaired driving violation enhanced penalty requirements changed.
119 277

    Operating a boat under the influence on a controlled drug or substance.
208 461

Economic Development
    False statements on economic development applications made a crime.
130 284

    Technology park certification.
49 140

    Working capital loan and grant program created.
15 42

    Certified technology park revisions.
50 141

    Establishment of research parks on lands controlled by the Board of Regents.
46 135

Education
    Excuse from attendance for children receiving alternative instruction.
98 238

    Education, certain requirements changed.
88 221

    Education, outdated and obsolete statutes repealed.
87 220

    Special education appropriation carryover allowed.
104 261

    School district may pay for mandatory criminal background checks.
92 233

    Board of Education to conduct public hearings
        before adopting education standards.
90 232

    No liability for a school board member
        who authorizes a void contract, check, or registered warrant.
94 234

    Establish a deadline for the enrollment options program.
95 235

    Fees may be collected for educational programming and services.
91 232

    Distribution of funds changed for sparse school districts.
93 234

    Teacher pay and evaluation, revised.
102 246

    State aid to education increased for special education.
99 239

    Education accountability system updated.
89 230

    Veterans exempt from the twelve-month residency requirement
        for tuition and fees.
101 245

    Each school district to adopt a policy prohibiting bullying.
96 236

    Teach for America grant program within the Department of Education.
103 260

    Update the definition of nonsectarian textbooks.
97 238

    Authorization to offer postsecondary education services in South Dakota.
100 242

    Appropriation for education and health care funding.
43 133

Elections
    Incumbent city council members hold office until end of term,
        regardless of redistricting.
55 151

    Campaign finance requirements to apply to counties and municipalities.
86 219

    Filing deadlines changed for the nomination of certain independent candidates.
83 215

    Registered sex offenders may not circulate petitions.
80 212

    Voting rights of a person convicted of a felony.
82 214

    Constitutional amendment relating to corporations.
264 606

    Election procedures revised for voting centers.
84 215

    Referred measures may be withdrawn in certain circumstances.
19 55

    Election procedures revised.
81 213

    Application procedure revised for absentee voting.
85 218

Energy
    Biobutanol producers eligible for ethanol production incentive payment.
71 183

Environmental Protection
    Environment and natural resource obsolete statutes repealed.
215 474

    Appropriation for costs related to disasters and pine beetle suppression.
40 123

    An appropriation for various water and environmental purposes.
221 481

Ethanol
    Biobutanol producers eligible for ethanol production incentive payment.
71 183

Evidence
    Interpreter services in the court system requirements modified.
115 274

    Testimony of sex offense victims and other evidence requirements changed.
132 286

    Judicial enforcement of any religious codes prohibited.
116 274

Excise Tax
    Delinquent taxpayers listed and published.
75 186

Fees
    Snowmobile license and fee revised.
160 327

    Interstate fuel carriers license fees changed.
72 184

    Clerk of Courts search fee increased.
113 272

    Fees for confining certain people in the county jail.
135 288

    Register of Deeds fees increased and modernization fund created.
51 143

    Filing fees may be awarded as court costs in certain appeals.
111 271

    Fees may be collected for educational programming and services.
91 232

    Final stage manufacturers regulated.
165 330

    Alcoholic beverage licensees may charge a corkage fee.
190 435

    Create a Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology.
196 444

    Fees that may be charged for certain public records.
10 36

    Veterans exempt from the twelve-month residency requirement
        for tuition and fees.
101 245

    Fee established for payments returned to the Office of the Secretary of State
        due to insufficient funds.
2 29

    Mining permit fees revised.
211 470

    911 emergency surcharge requirements changed.
188 424

Fiduciaries and Trusts
    Trust law revised.
233 509

Fuel Tax
    Interstate fuel carriers license fees changed.
72 184

    Fuel tax return electronic filing and remittance.
73 185

    Biobutanol producers eligible for ethanol production incentive payment.
71 183

    Apportionment of funds among townships.
166 335

Game, Fish, Parks and Forestry
    Department of Game, Fish and Parks obsolete laws repealed.
201 456

    The Department of Game, Fish and Parks may sell land to the city of Sturgis.
204 458

    Allow muskrat hunting season.
203 457

    Revocation of fur dealer licenses.
202 457

    Firearm definition to include muzzle-loading and black powder weapons.
121 278

    Appropriation for costs related to disasters and pine beetle suppression.
40 123

Gaming
    Mechanical pull-tab device regulation updated.
129 284

    Rule-making authority of the Commission on Gaming expanded.
205 458

    Maximum bet limit increased for Deadwood gaming.
206 460

    No limit on the number of retail gaming licenses in Deadwood
        in which a person may have a financial interest.
207 460

Governor's Office of Economic Development
    False statements on economic development applications made a crime.
130 284

    Technology park certification.
49 140

    Working capital loan and grant program created.
15 42

Highways and Bridges
    Filing of orders to vacate highways with register of deeds.
155 323

    Requirements changed for the construction of roads outside the road district.
157 324

    State trunk highway system changed.
156 323

    County and township highways may be changed on school and public lands.
154 322

    Apportionment of funds among townships.
166 335

    Revise township road provisions.
158 325

House Joint Resolutions
    A constitutional amendment relating to corporations.
264 606

    A constitutional amendment
        to repeal certain reimbursement restrictions for travel.
265 608

    A constitutional amendment of the Dakota Cement Trust Fund.
266 608

    A constitutional amendment to require a balanced budget.
267 609

Hunting
    Allow muskrat hunting season.
203 457

    Revocation of fur dealer licenses.
202 457

    Firearm definition to include muzzle-loading and black powder weapons.
121 278

Indian Tribes
    Remove sunset clause from nursing home statute.
181 407

Insurance
    Insurance examination requirements clarified.
241 561

    Insurance application changes permitted.
243 563

    Insurance investigations and examinations disclosure permitted.
242 562

    Insurance Guarantee Association
        obligated to cover increased amount for annuities.
247 565

    Indemnity provisions prohibited in motor carrier transportation contracts.
228 499

    Political subdivisions may operate as organizations to purchase health insurance.
246 564

    Copayment or coinsurance amounts limited
        for physical and occupational therapy services.
244 563

    Insurance coverage for abortion, regulated.
245 564

    Health care sharing ministries exempt from the health insurance code.
240 560

    State law repealed if the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
        is found to be unconstitutional.
239 560

    Third party insurance administrator license renewal process changed.
248 569

    Annuity suitability requirements modified.
250 570

    Insurance agent continuing education exemption changed.
249 570

    Regulation of insurance for electronic devices.
251 576

Judicial Remedies
    Limited liability company judgment debtor, revised.
226 498

    Judicial enforcement of any religious codes prohibited.
116 274

    Habeas corpus revised.
118 276

Labor and Employment
    Contracts regulated for residential roofing goods and services.
198 453

Law Enforcement
    Fees for confining certain people in the county jail.
135 288

    911 emergency surcharge requirements changed.
188 424

Legislature and Statutes
    Department of Social Services obsolete laws repealed.
151 319

    Department of Social Services unnecessary laws repealed.
150 317

    Establish a legislative planning committee.
20 56

    Lobbyist registration revised.
21 57

    A constitutional amendment
         to repeal certain reimbursement restrictions for travel.
265 608

    Codify 2011 legislation.
22 58

    Referred law and initiated measure procedure changed.
18 52

    Obsolete laws relating to the publication of the administrative rules modified.
8 34

    Referred measures may be withdrawn in certain circumstances.
19 55

Libraries
    Distribution of state publications.
108 267

Licenses
    Board of Pharmacy license provisions modified.
194 439

    Snowmobile license and fee revised.
160 327

    Interstate fuel carriers license fees changed.
72 184

    Organization or first responder temporary permit decal requirement repealed.
164 330

    Allow muskrat hunting season.
203 457

    Revocation of fur dealer licenses.
202 457

    Publication requirements changed for water rights applications.
214 472

    Suspension of a driver license for certain alcoholic beverage violations.
192 436

    Final stage manufacturers regulated.
165 330

    Health professions license applicants to submit to a criminal background check.
193 437

    Third party insurance administrator license renewal process changed.
248 569

    Insurance agent continuing education exemption changed.
249 570

    Alcoholic beverage licensees may charge a corkage fee.
190 435

    Create a Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology.
196 444

    Special license plate for persons on active duty in the armed forces.
162 328

    Alcoholic beverage licensees or employees charged with a crime
        may be prohibited from entering the licensed premises.
191 436

    Personalized motor vehicle license plates criteria changed.
161 327

    No limit on the number of retail gaming licenses in Deadwood
        in which a person may have a financial interest.
207 460

    Silver and bronze star recipient motor vehicle license plates.
163 329

    Designate honorably discharged veterans on ID cards.
167 335

Liens
    Perfection of motor vehicle security interest liens filed on-line.
159 326

Livestock
    Domestic use of water definition revised.
213 471

    Penalty increased for leaving brand inspection area.
200 455

    Revise provisions relating to importation of livestock and other animals.
199 455

Local Government
    Publication date citations updated for the International Building Code.
77 189

    Revise provisions relating to posting of public notices.
6 32

    Revise special assessment procedures.
57 152

    Revise provisions relating to subdivision platting and annexation.
54 149

    Political subdivisions may operate as organizations to purchase health insurance.
246 564

    Local governments may dispose of or donate certain property.
48 139

    Technology park certification.
49 140

    County and township highways may be changed on school and public lands.
154 322

    Fees that may be charged for certain public records.
10 36

    Public meetings held by teleconference or videoconference.
5 31

    Certified technology park revisions.
50 141

    911 emergency surcharge requirements changed.
188 424

Marijuana
    Operating a boat under the influence on a controlled drug or substance.
208 461

Military Affairs
    Child custody during a soldier's deployment.
174 341

    Military law for the National Guard revised.
173 341

    Board of Military Affairs membership increased.
172 340

    Military related definitions revised.
171 339

    Military Code established for the National Guard.
175 342

    Veterans exempt from the twelve-month residency requirement
        for tuition and fees.
101 245

    Special license plate for persons on active duty in the armed forces.
162 328

    Military spouses may receive unemployment compensation.
253 591

    Silver and bronze star recipient motor vehicle license plates.
163 329

    Designate honorably discharged veterans on ID cards.
167 335

Mining, Oil and Gas
    Mining permit fees revised.
211 470

Minors
    Department of Social Services obsolete laws repealed.
151 319

    Child custody during a soldier's deployment.
174 341

    Personal appearance flexibility in adoption proceedings.
142 297

    Joint physical custody allowed.
141 296

    Sale of loose leaf incense regulated.
185 416

    Termination of parental rights, certain criteria added.
147 300

    Failure to report the death or disappearance of a child made a crime.
120 278

    Persons required to report child abuse and neglect.
146 299

    Establish the offense of juvenile sexting.
148 302

Motor Vehicles
    Snowmobile license and fee revised.
160 327

    Organization or first responder temporary permit decal requirement repealed.
164 330

    Impaired driving violation enhanced penalty requirements changed.
119 277

    Indemnity provisions prohibited in motor carrier transportation contracts.
228 499

    Coasting when driving downhill.
169 338

    Final stage manufacturers regulated.
165 330

    Accident reports to be filed by electronic means.
170 339

    Motor carrier safety and transportation of hazardous materials
        requirements updated.
229 500

    Perfection of motor vehicle security interest liens filed on-line.
159 326

    Special license plate for persons on active duty in the armed forces.
162 328

    Apportionment of funds among townships.
166 335

    Personalized motor vehicle license plates criteria changed.
161 327

    Silver and bronze star recipient motor vehicle license plates.
163 329

    Motorcycle windshields and wind deflectors glazing requirements changed.
168 338

    Designate honorably discharged veterans on ID cards.
167 335

Municipal Government
    The Department of Game, Fish and Parks may sell land to the city of Sturgis.
204 458


    Incumbent city council members hold office until end of term,
        regardless of redistricting.
55 151

    Municipalities may establish incidental accounts.
56 151

    Publication date citations updated for the International Building Code.
77 189

    Venue of appeals for home rule municipalities.
7 33

    Revise provisions relating to posting of public notices.
6 32

    Revise special assessment procedures.
57 152

    Revise provisions relating to subdivision platting and annexation.
54 149

    Sewer system bid requirements exemption.
45 135

    Local governments may dispose of or donate certain property.
48 139

    Campaign finance requirements to apply to counties and municipalities.
86 219

    Assessment procedure for real property located in a floodplain repealed.
60 171

    Fees that may be charged for certain public records.
10 36

Muskrats
    Allow muskrat hunting season.
203 457

Office of the Governor
    South Dakota Commission on Health Care repealed.
1 29

    Public access to the records of former Governors and Lieutenant Governors.
12 37

    Teacher pay and evaluation, revised.
102 246

    Appropriation for costs related to disasters and pine beetle suppression.
40 123

    Unclaimed property procedure changed.
209 463

    A constitutional amendment to require a balanced budget.
267 609

    Terms and expiration dates revised
        for appointees to certain boards and commissions.
16 43

    Rural health care facilities assistance in recruiting.
180 405

    Rural communities assistance to recruit health care professionals.
179 403

    Authorization to offer postsecondary education services in South Dakota.
100 242

    Appropriation for education and health care funding.
43 133

    An appropriation to fund tax refunds.
65 175

    An appropriation for various water and environmental purposes.
221 481

    The redistribution of existing nursing facility beds.
178 401

Oil and Gas
    Oil and gas exploration hearing requirements changed.
212 470

Parental Rights
    Personal appearance flexibility in adoption proceedings.
142 297

    Documentation changed to support a request
        to implement the standard visitation guidelines.
140 296

    Exempt breastfeeding mothers or new parents from jury duty.
114 273

    Time reduced to cure and validate certain adoption proceedings.
143 298

    Termination of parental rights, certain criteria added.
147 300

Penal Institutions, Probation and Parole
    Inmate parole hearing revisions.
137 290

    Aggravated incest is a violent crime
        for the purpose of setting an initial parole date.
136 289

    A probationer who is a registered sex offender
        may reside within a community safety zone.
128 283

    Fees for confining certain people in the county jail.
135 288

Personal Rights and Obligations
    Definition regarding tort liability changed.
117 275

Persons With Mental Illness
    Department of Social Services unnecessary laws repealed.
150 317

    Treatment of persons with mental illness, revisions.
149 303

Pipelines
    Pipeline safety inspection, federal citations updated.
231 503


Planning, Zoning and Housing Programs

    Bureau of Intergovernmental Relations repealed.
76 188

    Publication date citations updated for the International Building Code.
77 189

    Revise provisions relating to subdivision platting and annexation.
54 149

    South Dakota Housing and Development Authority laws updated.
78 190

Professions and Occupations
    Board of Pharmacy license provisions modified.
194 439

    Revocation of fur dealer licenses.
202 457

    Copayment or coinsurance amounts limited
        for physical and occupational therapy services.
244 563

    Publication requirements changed for water rights applications.
214 472

    Health professions license applicants to submit to a criminal background check.
193 437

    Earnest money held in broker's trust account, requirements changed.
195 443

    Create a Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology.
196 444

    Contracts regulated for residential roofing goods and services.
198 453

    Terms and expiration dates revised
        for appointees to certain boards and commissions.
16 43

Property
    Requirements changed for the construction of roads outside the road district.
157 324

    Revise special assessment procedures.
57 152

    Sale of certain surplus property in Yankton County.
47 138

    Local governments may dispose of or donate certain property.
48 139

    Unclaimed property procedure changed.
209 463

    Revise certain provisions regarding the unclaimed property trust fund.
210 469

    Shareholders of subchapter S corporations
        may represent the corporation in property tax appeals.
     63 174

    Procedure revised for cooperatives giving notice
        to persons whose records are missing.
224 496

Public Fiscal Administration
    State Cement Plant Commission obsolete laws repealed.
33 119

    Full-time equivalent staffing report requirements repealed.
24 79

    Bureau of Intergovernmental Relations repealed.
76 188

    Reporting requirement repealed for schedule of fees paid
        to court reporters in consolidated budget.
112 272

    Municipalities may establish incidental accounts.
56 151

    Investment of state operating expenses in banks.
31 117

    Water user district contracts exempt from the competitive bidding requirements.
219 479

    Register of Deeds fees increased and modernization fund created.
51 143

    General Appropriations Act amended for 2012 fiscal year.
41 123

    General Appropriations Act for fiscal year 2012 revised.
42 127

    Reimbursement of travel expenses
        during the recruitment of certain professional staff.
25 79

    The investment of public funds.
32 118

    Appropriation for education and health care funding.
43 133

    An appropriation to fund tax refunds.
65 175

    Appropriate money for the ordinary expenses state government.
30 87

Public Health and Safety
    Department of Health obsolete laws and rules repealed.
177 397

    Department of Social Services unnecessary laws repealed.
150 317

    South Dakota Commission on Health Care repealed.
1 29

    Abortion services regulated.
186 417

    Mandatory HIV testing.
134 287

    Alcohol or drug commitment authority modified.
182 407

    Schedule for controlled substances, new substance included.
183 408

    Health professions license applicants to submit to a criminal background check.
193 437

    Pseudoephedrine purchase records may be submitted electronically or in writing.
184 415

    Use of the cigarette fire safety standard act fund, changed.
189 434

    Eliminate an obsolete reference
        to the Division of Commercial Inspection and Regulation.
187 423

    Accident reports to be filed by electronic means.
170 339

    Motor carrier safety and transportation of hazardous materials
        requirements updated.
229 500

    Remove sunset clause from nursing home statute.
181 407

    911 emergency surcharge requirements changed.
188 424

    Rural health care facilities assistance in recruiting.
180 405

    Rural communities assistance to recruit health care professionals.
179 403

    Appropriation for education and health care funding.
43 133

    The redistribution of existing nursing facility beds.
178 401

Public Officers and Employees
    The administration of state employee personnel matters, changed.
23 60

    Full-time equivalent staffing report requirements repealed.
24 79

    Bureau of Intergovernmental Relations repealed.
76 188

    Revise provisions relating to posting of public notices.
6 32

    Public access to the records of former Governors and Lieutenant Governors.
12 37

    Roth contribution program for the state retirement system.
28 85

    Alternative benefit enhancement methodology allowed
        within the South Dakota Retirement System.
27 85

    South Dakota Retirement System laws revised.
26 80

    Reimbursement of travel expenses
        during the recruitment of certain professional staff.
25 79

    Disclosure of required of certain public employee contracts.
11 37

    Public meetings held by teleconference or videoconference.
5 31

Public Property, Purchases and Contracts
    Water user district contracts exempt from the competitive bidding requirements.
219 479

    Sewer system bid requirements exemption.
45 135

    Establishment of research parks on lands controlled by the Board of Regents.
46 135

Public Records
    Revise provisions relating to posting of public notices.
6 32

    Public access to the records of former Governors and Lieutenant Governors.
12 37

    Fees that may be charged for certain public records.
10 36

    Disclosure of required of certain public employee contracts.
11 37

Public Utilities and Carriers
    Electronic warehouse receipts for grain regulated.
232 506

    Indemnity provisions prohibited in motor carrier transportation contracts.
228 499

    Rate stability provisions to include plant additions.
230 501

    Pipeline safety inspection, federal citations updated.
231 503

    Motor carrier safety and transportation of hazardous materials
        requirements updated.
229 500

    Increase the term of service of regional railroad authority commissioners.
227 499

Public Utilities Commission
    Electronic warehouse receipts for grain regulated.
232 506

    Pipeline safety inspection, federal citations updated.
231 503

Public Welfare and Assistance
    Department of Social Services obsolete laws repealed.
151 319

    Cremation allowed for deceased person who is indigent.
152 320

    Appropriation for emergency food assistance.
153 321

    Department of Human Services outdated laws changed.
14 40

Rape
    Payment by county for rape and sexual offense examinations.
126 282

    No statute of limitations for certain rape offenses.
125 281

Real Estate
    The Department of Game, Fish and Parks may sell land to the city of Sturgis.
204 458

    Department of Corrections authorization to sell surplus land repealed.
139 294

    Property tax documents to be transmitted electronically.
61 171

    Register of Deeds fees increased and modernization fund created.
51 143

    Requirements changed for the construction of roads outside the road district.
157 324

    Revise special assessment procedures.
57 152

    Sale of certain surplus property in Yankton County.
47 138

    Earnest money held in broker's trust account, requirements changed.
195 443

    Building control transferred
        from Department of Game, Fish, and Parks to Department of Agriculture.
37 121

    Assessment procedure for real property located in a floodplain repealed.
60 171

Recreation and Sports
    Rule-making authority of the Commission on Gaming expanded.
205 458

    Maximum bet limit increased for Deadwood gaming.
206 460

    No limit on the number of retail gaming licenses in Deadwood
        in which a person may have a financial interest.
207 460

Sales Tax
    Sales and use tax exemption revisions.
67 180

    Delinquent taxpayers listed and published.
75 186

    Bedding used for agricultural purposes exempt from sales and use taxes.
70 182

    Clarify the definition for "engaging in business".
69 182

    Appropriation for emergency food assistance.
153 321

    Sales tax on food exemption.
68 181

School and Public Lands
    County and township highways may be changed on school and public lands.
154 322

School Districts
    School district may pay for mandatory criminal background checks.
92 233

    Board of Education to conduct public hearings
        before adopting education standards.
90 232

    Revise provisions relating to posting of public notices.
6 32

    No liability for a school board member
        who authorizes a void contract, check, or registered warrant.
94 234

    Local governments may dispose of or donate certain property.
48 139

    Establish a deadline for the enrollment options program.
95 235

    Fees may be collected for educational programming and services.
91 232

    Distribution of funds changed for sparse school districts.
93 234

    Property tax levies revised for school district general fund.
64 174

    Each school district to adopt a policy prohibiting bullying.
96 236

    Update the definition of nonsectarian textbooks.
97 238

Secretary of State
    Lobbyist registration revised.
21 57

    Election procedures revised for voting centers.
84 215

    Documents may be filed with the Secretary of State
        by electronic means and notary requirements changed.
222 483

    Documents filed with the Office of the Secretary of State
        may be filed electronically.
3 30

    Referred law and initiated measure procedure changed.
18 52

    Fee established for payments returned to the Office of the Secretary of State
        due to insufficient funds.
2 29

    Election procedures revised.
81 213

    Application procedure revised for absentee voting.
85 218

Sex Offender
    A probationer who is a registered sex offender
        may reside within a community safety zone.
128 283

    Testimony of sex offense victims and other evidence requirements changed.
132 286

    Registered sex offenders may not circulate petitions.
80 212

    Payment by county for rape and sexual offense examinations.
126 282

    Mandatory HIV testing.
134 287

    Termination of parental rights, certain criteria added.
147 300

    No statute of limitations for certain rape offenses.
125 281

Smoking
    Roll-your-own cigarette machines at retail establishments
        are cigarette manufacturers.
74 186

    Use of the cigarette fire safety standard act fund, changed.
189 434

South Dakota Housing Development Authority
    South Dakota Housing and Development Authority laws updated.
78 190

    Administrative rules relating to the South Dakota Housing Development Authority
        revised.
79 206

South Dakota Retirement System
    Roth contribution program for the state retirement system.
28 85

    Alternative benefit enhancement methodology allowed
        within the South Dakota Retirement System.
27 85

    South Dakota Retirement System laws revised.
26 80

Special Education
    Special education appropriation carryover allowed.
104 261

    State aid to education increased for special education.
99 239

State Affairs and Government
    Department of Corrections statutory clean-up.
4 30

    The administration of state employee personnel matters, changed.
23 60

    Revise provisions relating to posting of public notices.
6 32

    Establish a legislative planning committee.
20 56

    General Appropriations Act amended for 2012 fiscal year.
41 123

    Sale of certain surplus property in Yankton County.
47 138

    Lobbyist registration revised.
21 57

    South Dakota Commission on Health Care repealed.
1 29

    Department of Human Services statutes revised.
13 38

    Criminal background checks for various state employees.
29 86

    Working capital loan and grant program created.
15 42

    General Appropriations Act for fiscal year 2012 revised.
42 127

    Eliminate an obsolete reference
        to the Division of Commercial Inspection and Regulation.
187 423

    Documents filed with the Office of the Secretary of State
        may be filed electronically.
3 30

    Referred law and initiated measure procedure changed.
18 52

    Reimbursement of travel expenses
        during the recruitment of certain professional staff.
25 79

    Public meetings held by teleconference or videoconference.
5 31

    Terms and expiration dates revised
        for appointees to certain boards and commissions.
16 43

    Rural health care facilities assistance in recruiting.
180 405

    Rural communities assistance to recruit health care professionals.
179 403

    Legislative review of state agencies repealed.
9 36

    Appropriate money for the ordinary expenses state government.
30 87

State Aid to Education
    Distribution of funds changed for sparse school districts.
93 234

    Teacher pay and evaluation, revised.
102 246

    State aid to education increased for special education.
99 239

    Property tax levies revised for school district general fund.
64 174


State Trunk Highway System

    State trunk highway system changed.
156 323

Students
    Excuse from attendance for children receiving alternative instruction.
98 238

    Establish a deadline for the enrollment options program.
95 235

    Fees may be collected for educational programming and services.
91 232

    Education accountability system updated.
89 230

    Each school district to adopt a policy prohibiting bullying.
96 236

    Update the definition of nonsectarian textbooks.
97 238

Taxes
    Sales and use tax exemption revisions.
67 180

    Cropland and noncropland limit on change to taxable value.
62 173

    Delinquent taxpayers listed and published.
75 186

    Property tax documents to be transmitted electronically.
61 171

    Bedding used for agricultural purposes exempt from sales and use taxes.
70 182

    Clarify the definition for "engaging in business".
69 182

    Roll-your-own cigarette machines at retail establishments
        are cigarette manufacturers.
74 186

    Appropriation for emergency food assistance.
153 321

    Fuel tax return electronic filing and remittance.
73 185

    Internal Revenue Code references updated.
59 168

    Tax returns and information may be disclosed.
58 167

    Property tax levies revised for school district general fund.
64 174

    Assessment procedure for real property located in a floodplain repealed.
60 171

    Shareholders of subchapter S corporations
        may represent the corporation in property tax appeals.
63 174

    Biobutanol producers eligible for ethanol production incentive payment.
71 183

    Taxes applied to rural electric companies.
66 178

    An appropriation to fund tax refunds.
65 175

Telecommunications
    911 emergency surcharge requirements changed.
188 424

    Establish the offense of juvenile sexting.
148 302

Townships
    Revise provisions relating to subdivision platting and annexation.
54 149

    Local governments may dispose of or donate certain property.
48 139

    County and township highways may be changed on school and public lands.
154 322

    Apportionment of funds among townships.
166 335

    Revise township road provisions.
158 325

Trade Regulation
    Industrial and construction equipment dealer agreements revised.
197 452

    Contracts regulated for residential roofing goods and services.
198 453

Trusts
    Trust law revised.
233 509

Unemployment Compensation
    Military spouses may receive unemployment compensation.
253 591

Unified Judicial System
    A probationer who is a registered sex offender
        may reside within a community safety zone.
128 283

    Interpreter services in the court system requirements modified.
115 274

    Testimony of sex offense victims and other evidence requirements changed.
132 286

    Supreme Court to establish rules
        for the use of interactive audio visual equipment.
109 269

    Reporting requirement repealed for schedule of fees paid
        to court reporters in consolidated budget.
112 272


Uniform Commercial Code

    Uniform Commercial Code secured transactions article updated.
238 526

Use Tax
    Sales and use tax exemption revisions.
67 180

    Delinquent taxpayers listed and published.
75 186

    Bedding used for agricultural purposes exempt from sales and use taxes.
70 182

    Appropriation for emergency food assistance.
153 321

Veterans
    Veterans' bonus program appropriation.
176 397

    Veterans exempt from the twelve-month residency requirement
        for tuition and fees.
101 245

    Designate honorably discharged veterans on ID cards.
167 335

Victims
    Definition of victim modified relating to victim impact statements.
133 286

    No statute of limitations for certain rape offenses.
125 281

Water Management
    Bonding authority revised for the South Dakota Conservancy District.
216 476

    Water user district contracts exempt from the competitive bidding requirements.
219 479

    Audit requirements changed for water development districts.
218 479

    Publication requirements changed for water rights applications.
214 472

    Revise provisions relating to water development districts.
217 477

    Regional Watershed Advisory Task Force created.
220 480

    An appropriation for various water and environmental purposes.
221 481

Water Rights
    Domestic use of water definition revised.
213 471

    Environment and natural resource obsolete statutes repealed.
215 474