2006 Minnesota Statutes

383B.05 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TO BE DISCLOSED.
    Subdivision 1. Earmarked contributions. Any individual, political committee, political
fund, or principal campaign committee that receives a contribution from any person or association
in an aggregate in excess of $50 with the express or implied condition that the contribution or
any part of it be directed to a particular candidate shall disclose to the ultimate recipient and in
any report required by section 383B.048, the original source of the contribution, the fact that it
was earmarked and the candidate to whom it is directed. The ultimate recipient of any earmarked
contribution shall also disclose the original source and the individual, political committee, political
fund, or principal campaign committee through which it was directed. Any individual, political
committee, political fund, or principal campaign committee that knowingly accepts earmarked
funds and fails to make the disclosure required by this subdivision is guilty of a misdemeanor.
    Subd. 2. Bills when rendered and paid. Every person who has a bill, charge or claim against
any political committee, political fund, or principal campaign committee for any expenditure shall
render in writing to the treasurer of the committee or fund the bill, charge or claim within 60 days
after the material or service is provided. Failure to present the bill, charge or claim as required
by this subdivision is a petty misdemeanor.
History: 1980 c 362 s 10; 2005 c 11 s 8