§ 43-31-10 Short title
§ 43-31-20 Declaration of policy
§ 43-31-30 Definitions
§ 43-31-40 State Agency of Vocational Rehabilitation; appointment and terms of members
§ 43-31-50 Chairman of Agency; meetings; compensation of members
§ 43-31-60 Duties and powers of Agency generally
§ 43-31-70 Appointment and qualifications of Commissioner of Vocational Rehabilitation
§ 43-31-80 Duties and powers of commissioner generally
§ 43-31-90 Administration of chapter
§ 43-31-100 Persons eligible for services; plan effective throughout State
§ 43-31-110 Services shall be available to disabled civil employees of United States
§ 43-31-120 Vocational rehabilitation fund
§ 43-31-130 Acceptance and use of gifts, Federal grants and other funds
§ 43-31-140 Appropriations
§ 43-31-145 Consideration to be given similar benefits available to handicapped in meeting cost of rehabilitation; insurance carriers not to deny benefits
§ 43-31-150 Unlawful disclosure or use of information; records and communications are confidential and privileged
§ 43-31-160 Department of Vocational Rehabilitation to provide services to certain inmates
§ 43-31-170 Training and experience requirements for counselors
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Terms Used In South Carolina Code > Title 43 > Chapter 31 - Vocational Rehabilitation

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