South Carolina · H. 5538
Bars big banks from denying services over religion or speech
Stops large banks and payment companies in South Carolina from turning away customers because of their religion, speech, or political views. Customers who are denied or lose service can ask for a written explanation within 90 days. The Attorney General can enforce the law, and it takes effect six months after the Governor signs it.
Where it stands
- Proposed
- Passed House or Senate
- Passed both
- Became law
Latest: The Governor signed it. It's now law.
Details
- Bill number
- H. 5538
- Official name
- Guarantee Banking Act
- Proposed by
- Rep. Pope and 25 others