D.C. Code § 1-1163.12a

Non-contribution accounts.

Last amended: 2012Year: 2026Length: 188 wordsOfficial source
(a) A political action committee shall not make an independent expenditure unless it establishes a non-contribution account for the purpose of making such independent expenditures. (b) A political action committee must notify the Campaign Finance Board within 10 days after establishing a non-contribution account. (c) A political action committee that establishes a non-contribution account shall ensure that: (1) The non-contribution account remains segregated from any accounts of the political action committee that are used to make contributions to candidates, political committees, political action committees, or political parties; (2) No contribution to the political action committee is deposited in the non-contribution account unless the contributor has specifically designated the contribution for the purpose of making an independent expenditure; (3) Contributions by the political action committee are not made from the non-contribution account; and (4) The non-contribution account pays a proportional share, as determined by the Director of Campaign Finance, of the political action committee's administrative expenses. (d) If a political action committee has established a non-contribution account, it must, in any reports it files pursuant to § 1-1163.09 , identify any receipts that have been allocated to that account.
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