South Carolina Code of Laws
Chapter 28 - Self-sufficiency Trust Fund; Disability Trust Fund; Aid For Developmentally Disabled, Mentally Ill, And Physically Handicapped Persons
Section 44-28-50. Receipt of monies from fund not to reduce, impair, or diminish other benefits.

The receipt by a beneficiary of money from the Self-Sufficiency Trust Fund or of supplemental care or treatment provided with money from the fund may in no way reduce, impair, or diminish the benefits to which the beneficiary is otherwise entitled by law.
HISTORY: 1992 Act No. 385, Section 1.

Structure South Carolina Code of Laws

South Carolina Code of Laws

Title 44 - Health

Chapter 28 - Self-sufficiency Trust Fund; Disability Trust Fund; Aid For Developmentally Disabled, Mentally Ill, And Physically Handicapped Persons

Section 44-28-10. Establishment of fund; purpose.

Section 44-28-20. Definition of "self-sufficiency trust."

Section 44-28-30. State Treasurer custodian of trust fund; agreement to specify supplemental care or treatment for each beneficiary.

Section 44-28-40. Departments and Agency required to provide care or treatment using monies in fund account; vouchers.

Section 44-28-50. Receipt of monies from fund not to reduce, impair, or diminish other benefits.

Section 44-28-60. Money not usable for supplemental care and treatment to be returned to depositing trust; interest.

Section 44-28-70. Crediting and allocation of interest.

Section 44-28-80. Departments and Agency to promulgate regulations for implementation and administration of fund.

Section 44-28-310. Establishment of fund; purpose.

Section 44-28-320. Source of monies for fund.

Section 44-28-330. Use of monies in fund.

Section 44-28-340. Interest earned to be credited to fund.

Section 44-28-350. Receipt of monies from fund not to reduce, impair, or diminish other benefits.

Section 44-28-360. Departments and Agency required to provide care or treatment to eligible beneficiaries using monies from fund.

Section 44-28-370. Departments and Agency to promulgate regulations for implementation and administration of fund.