Administrative Rules of Montana
Department 44 - SECRETARY OF STATE
Chapter 44.11 - COMMISSIONER OF POLITICAL PRACTICES
Subchapter 44.11.4 - Reporting Contributions
Rule 44.11.406 - MASS COLLECTIONS AT FUNDRAISING EVENTS, REPORTING
Universal Citation: MT Admin Rules 44.11.406
Current through Register Vol. 6, March 22, 2024
(1) For the purposes of 13-37-229, MCA:
(a) "Mass collections" made at a
fundraising event include the proceeds received from passing the hat or from
the sale of items such as campaign pins, flags, emblems, hats, banners, raffle
tickets, auction items, refreshments, baked goods, admission tickets and
similar items sold at a dinner, rally, auction, dance, bake sale, rummage sale
or similar fundraising event, provided that mass collections do not include the
proceeds of purchases of $50 or more for any candidate or political
committee.
(b) "Itemized account of
proceeds" means the date and approximate number of individuals in attendance at
a fund-raising event, a description of the method utilized to gain the proceeds
of a mass collection (i.e.; passing the hat, sale of raffle tickets, auction
items, etc.) and the total amount received from each method utilized.
(2) For purposes of preparing the statement of deposit required by 13-37-207(2), MCA, a record identifying the name of and amount received from each person must be maintained for a purchase of $50 or more at an event for any candidate or political committee. The proceeds of purchases of less than $50 may be recorded and deposited in lump sum without identifying the name of the contributor.
AUTH: 13-37-114, MCA; IMP: 13-37-207, 13-37-229, MCA
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