16 U.S.C. § 410jjj–2 — Administration

(a) In general — The Secretary manages the property gotten for the park under the Act of August 25, 1916 (the law that created the National Park Service, found at 39 Stat. 535), as that law has since been amended and added to, and also under the rules in this subchapter. (b) Sport fishing — The Secretary must allow sport fishing on the park's lands and waters, following applicable federal and South Carolina law. The one exception: the Secretary may mark off certain zones, or set certain time periods, where fishing isn't allowed. This is only permitted for reasons of public safety, park administration, managing fish or wildlife, or protecting public use and enjoyment. Except in an emergency, the Secretary can only put such a fishing rule into effect after consulting South Carolina's fish and game agency. (c) Visitor center — Whenever the park's main visitor center is built, it must be named the "Harry R. E. Hampton Visitor Center."