Bill > HB06068

This bill proposes to amend section 9-7b of Connecticut's general statutes to reduce by half the number of candidate committee audits conducted by the State Elections Enforcement Commission (SEEC) following an election or primary. The State Elections Enforcement Commission is a state agency responsible for overseeing campaign finance regulations and ensuring compliance with election laws. By reducing the number of audits, the bill aims to decrease the administrative burden on the SEEC and potentially save state resources. While the specific details of how the audit reduction will be implemented are not provided in the text, the bill suggests a significant cut in the commission's post-election review process for candidate committees, which are financial entities established by political candidates to manage campaign contributions and expenditures.

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