(A) The department may promulgate regulations for the appropriate management of native reptile and amphibian species, including limitations on, and permitting for, the possession, transfer, sale, barter, trade, shipment, and removal from this State of native reptile and amphibian species.
(B) It is unlawful to possess, transfer, sell, barter, trade, ship, or remove from this State, or attempt to possess, transfer, sell, barter, trade, ship, or remove from this State native reptile and amphibian species, including parts, products, eggs, offspring, and derivatives thereof, in violation of a limit or a permit condition established by the department pursuant to this section.
HISTORY: 2020 Act No. 177 (H.4831), Section 1, eff September 28, 2020.
Structure South Carolina Code of Laws
Title 50 - Fish, Game and Watercraft
Chapter 15 - Nongame And Endangered Species
Section 50-15-10. Definitions.
Section 50-15-15. Native reptiles; regulations; unlawful acts.
Section 50-15-55. Nonnative reptiles; regulations; unlawful acts; exceptions.
Section 50-15-60. Promulgation of regulations.
Section 50-15-65. Omitted by 2014 Act No. 159, Section 1, eff April 14, 2014.
Section 50-15-70. Native turtles; unlawful acts; possession limits.
Section 50-15-75. Omitted by 2014 Act No. 159, Section 1, eff April 14, 2014.
Section 50-15-90. Article not retroactive; certain importation not prohibited.
Section 50-15-310. Definitions.
Section 50-15-330. Application; issuance of permit; expiration of permit.
Section 50-15-340. Tagging and labeling requirements; bond.
Section 50-15-350. Records; inspection; seizure.
Section 50-15-360. Retention of records by retailers.
Section 50-15-370. Unlawful possession of alligator hide or carcass; forfeiture; annual reports.
Section 50-15-380. Shipping of raw alligator skins in state must be tagged; penalties.
Section 50-15-390. Unlawful acts.
Section 50-15-400. Construction of permits if endangered species status changes.
Section 50-15-410. Forfeiture.
Section 50-15-430. Regulations.
Section 50-15-500. Legislative findings; alligator management program.