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Session Laws, 1997
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S.B. 128

VETOES

person submitting the statement stipulates that he has done the requisite business in the
amount of [$10,000] $100,000 or more during the period in question; and

(5) If the business was done or the contribution was made by another person
and is attributed to the person filing the statement under § 30-3, the name of the person
who did the business or made the contribution, and the relationship of that person to the
person filing the statement.

(d)     (1) The statement shall be filed with the [Secretary of State,] STATE
ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD OF ELECTION LAWS and shall be retained as a public record
for at least two years from the date of its receipt.

(2) The [Secretary of State] STATE ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD OF
ELECTION LAWS shall make the statements available for examination and copying by the
public during normal office hours, subject to such reasonable fees and administrative
procedures as [he] IT may establish from time to time.

(e)     The [Secretary of State] STATE ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD OF ELECTION
LAWS shall prepare and make available forms for the statements required by this subtitle.

30-3.

(a)     Except as provided in subsection (e) of this section, each officer, director, and
partner of a business entity who makes or causes to be made a contribution which, if
made by the business entity, would have to be disclosed under this subtitle, shall report
the contribution to the chief executive officer of the business entity so that it may be
included in the statement filed by the business entity.

(b)     Each employee, agent, or other person who makes or causes to be made a
contribution at the suggestion or direction of a business entity shall report the
contribution to the chief executive officer of the business entity so that it may be included
in the statement filed by the business entity.

(c)     [Except] FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS SUBTITLE, AND EXCEPT as provided
in subsection (e) of this section, a contribution made by an officer, director, or partner of
a business entity, and a contribution made by an employee, agent, or other person at the
suggestion or direction of a business entity, shall [for purposes of this subtitle] be
attributed to the business entity and shall be included in the statement filed by the
business entity as though made directly by it.

(d)     Business done with the State, or a county, incorporated municipality, or other
political subdivision of the State by a subsidiary business entity shall be attributed to the
parent and shall be included in the statement filed by the parent. Contributions made by,
caused to be made by, or attributed to a subsidiary shall for purposes of this subtitle be
attributed to the parent and shall be included in the statement filed by the parent.

(e)     Unless the contribution is made on the recommendation of the not-for-profit
organization or unless the individual is paid by the organization:

(1) An individual who serves as a trustee or member of the board of
directors of a not-for-profit organization is not required to report a contribution to the
chief executive officer of the organization as otherwise required under this subtitle; and

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