南达科他州拒绝了一项建立国营黄金交易系统的法案,并列举了对政府过度利用和重复私营服务的关切。 South Dakota rejected a bill to create a state-run gold transaction system, citing concerns over government overreach and duplication of private services.

南达科他州立法者否决了参议院第112号法案,这项提案提议通过公私伙伴关系建立一个国营黄金交易系统,并列举了对政府越权、监管风险和对私营企业的损害的关切。 South Dakota lawmakers rejected Senate Bill 112, a proposal to create a state-run gold transaction system via public-private partnership, citing concerns over government overreach, regulatory risks, and harm to private enterprise. 该法案遭到金融团体、商业协会和基层倡导者的反对,因重复私营服务、缺乏公共需求以及可能偏向特定供应商而遭到批评。 The bill, opposed by financial groups, business associations, and grassroots advocates, faced criticism for duplicating private services, lacking public demand, and potentially favoring specific vendors. 批评者以虚假为由驳回了关于逃税和没收资产的指控。 Critics dismissed claims about tax evasion and asset confiscation as false. 立法者强调,黄金交易已经是合法的,在没有国家参与的情况下可以进入。 Lawmakers emphasized that gold transactions are already legal and accessible without state involvement. 这一决定保留了南达科他州的亲黄金立场,在2026年的稳健货币指数中保持第四位,并与拒绝类似措施的其他各州保持一致。 The decision preserves South Dakota’s pro-gold stance, maintaining its 4th place ranking in the 2026 Sound Money Index and aligning it with other states that have rejected similar measures.