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House Journal: Page 1433: Monday, April 8, 1996

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 1     d.  Committees The following committees shall file
 2   their first reports five days prior to any election in
 3   which the ballot contains the name of the candidate or
 4   the local ballot issue which the committee supports or
 5   opposes:
 6     (1)  A candidate's committee for municipal and
 7   school elective offices and.
 8     (2)  A candidate's committee for a county elective
 9   office at a special election.
10     (3)  Political committees for local ballot issues
11   shall file their first reports five days prior to any
12   election in which the name of the candidate or the
13   local ballot issue which they support or oppose
14   appears on the printed ballot and.
15     These committees shall file their next report on
16   the first day of the month following the final
17   election in a calendar year in which the candidate's
18   name or the ballot issue appears on the ballot.  A
19   committee supporting or opposing a candidate for a
20   municipal or school elective office or a local ballot
21   issue These committees shall also otherwise
file
22   disclosure reports on the nineteenth day of January
23   and October of each year in which the candidate or
24   ballot issue does not appear on the ballot and on the
25   nineteenth day of January, May, and July of each year
26   in which the candidate or ballot issue appears on the
27   ballot, until the committee dissolves.  These reports
28   However, a candidate's committee for a county elective
29   office at a special election shall file its regular
30   disclosure reports as provided in paragraph "a".
31     Any report filed pursuant to this lettered
32   paragraph shall be current to five days prior to the
33   filing deadline and are considered shall be timely
34   filed, if or mailed bearing a United States
postal
35   service postmark on or before the due date.
36     Sec. 10.  NEW SECTION.  56.38  ATTRIBUTION OF
37   SPECIFIC CONTRIBUTIONS.
38     When all general assembly members are invited to an
39   event registered with the board, the costs associated
40   with such an event shall be considered a contribution
41   under chapter 56, and not a gift under chapter 68B.
42   Event sponsors shall disclose the costs of the event
43   to the board, and the board shall attribute the
44   proportionate cost to each member of the general
45   assembly, who shall not be required to disclose
46   individually such contributions on the disclosure
47   forms filed with the board.
48     Sec. 11.  Sections 12 through 16 of this Act are
49   created as a new division of chapter 56.
50     Sec. 12.  NEW SECTION.  56.50  DEFINITIONS.

Iowa General Assembly

Index: House Journal (76th General Assembly: Session 2)

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