Bill > HB1511

This bill creates new provisions relating to the funding of inaugural activities. The key provisions are: 1. Any committee formed to receive contributions or make expenditures for inaugural activities on behalf of a person elected to a statewide office must file a statement of organization with the Missouri Ethics Commission within 30 days of formation, including details about the committee's nature, leadership, and anticipated duration. 2. The committee must file disclosure reports with the Ethics Commission every three months, itemizing receipts, expenditures, and contributions over $25. 3. Upon termination, the committee must file a termination statement with the Ethics Commission, including details about the distribution of surplus funds and the preservation of records. 4. Any complaints about the committee's failure to follow these provisions must be filed with the Ethics Commission, which will investigate the complaints. 5. Violations of these provisions can result in criminal penalties under existing law.

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https://www.house.mo.gov/Bill.aspx?bill=HB1511&year=2022&code=R