South Carolina § 56-10-630 - Purpose of article.
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§ 56-10-630. Purpose of article.
(A) The General Assembly finds that the purpose of this article is to help reduce the uninsured motorist population in this State and to measure the effectiveness of the motorist insurance database established pursuant to this article.
(B) The General Assembly further recognizes that the information and data required to be disclosed by insurers in creating and maintaining the motorist insurance database is proprietary in nature. Accordingly, the parties handling this information and data must at all times maintain its confidential and proprietary nature.
(C) The motorist insurance database program is created for the purpose of establishing a database to use when verifying compliance with the motor vehicle financial security requirements in this chapter.
HISTORY: 2002 Act No. 324, SECTION 1.
Source: official South Carolina text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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