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2021_04_09_regular_session
. Haugen said that he had enjoyed his time on the Board and wished everyone the best. Mr. Haugen also welcomed new member George Soule. B. Resolution recognizing the service of Gary Haugen Members thanked Mr. Haugen for his service and wished him well in his future endeavors. After discussion, the following motion was made: Member Swanson’s motion: To adopt the following resolution : RESOLVED, that the Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board recognizes Gary Haugen for his service from 2017 to 2021 as a member of the Board, and offers this resolution in appreciation for his
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Modified: 2021-08-04 Score: 0.0012016_03_01_regular_session
for annual statements of economic interest. Mr. Goldsmith said that the proposed resolution would ensure that these officials did not incur late fees until after they had received this formal notice . After discussion, the following motion was made: Member Leppik’s motion: To approve the following resolution: Resolved, that late filing fees will be imposed on late filers of the 2015 annual Greenman’s motion: To adopt the following resolution: Resolved, that the Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board amends Advisory Opinion 400, issued July 22, 2008, by deleting the following statement
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Modified: 2016-04-05 Score: 0.0012015_03_17_regular_session
: Gary Goldsmith, Executive Director Telephone: 651-539-1190 Re: Resolution of spending limits violations Staff has encountered three potential spending limits violations during its initial review . Staff has also considered whether resolution of a spending limits violation should ever be handled by a conciliation agreement. Being among the most serious campaign finance violations, it is possible disputes. The second option is to treat spending limits violations similarly to other violations and to approach them through a staff review aimed at reaching a resolution through a conciliation
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Modified: 2015-04-14 Score: 0.0012013_09_10_regular_session
sponsored by the Center itself, not by the Board. Discussions will continue regarding the structure of the conference and the selection of presenters. Resolution recognizing service of Andrew Luger from 2011 to 2013 as a member of the Board and offers this resolution in appreciation or his investment of time and energy in support of the mission and objectives of the Minnesota Campaign Finance and discussion the following resolution was made: Member Scanlon’s motion: To approve the consent items. Vote on motion: Unanimously passed. Discussion Items A. Waiver Requests Name of
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Modified: 2013-11-06 Score: 0.0012016_01_15_regular_session
Director will poll members to determine if the March meeting date can be adjusted so that all members are able to attend. Resolution recognizing George Beck’s service to the Board Chair Sande read a proposed resolution recognizing member Beck for his service. After discussion, the following motion was made: Member Sande’s motion: To adopt the following resolution: RESOLVED, that the Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board recognizes George Beck for his service from 2012 to 2016 as a member of the Board and offers this resolution in Page - 2 - Minutes January
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Modified: 2016-03-01 Score: 0.001Regular Session Minutes
has not yet filed an amended report, and that resolution of that one issue will significantly reduce the unreconciled balance. Ms. Engelhardt stated that part of the total involves contributions to
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Modified: 2023-10-07 Score: 0.0012017_07_05_regular_session
staff will provide a verbal update to members about the rule committee meeting. Attachments Agenda for June 29, 2017, meeting Draft resolution regarding withdrawal of technical rulemaking Current
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Modified: 2023-10-12 Score: 0.0012013_06_10_regular_session
deposited into the account of the affiliated political committee. Mr. Goldsmith presented a draft resolution for Board consideration which would extend its previously adopted policy to cover the above situation. After discussion the following resolution was made: Member Wiener's Motion: RESOLVED: When the following conditions are met: An association operates as both a state political
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Modified: 2013-08-07 Score: 0.0012017_06_14_regular_session
. Sigurdson asked members to approve a resolution giving him authority to withdraw that rulemaking. After discussion, the following motions were made: Member Rosen’s motion: To appoint Members Leppik and Moilanen to the rule committee. Vote on motion: Unanimously passed (Oliver absent). Member Leppik’s motion: To adopt the following resolution: “RESOLVED, that Jeff Sigurdson in the conference committee report that was signed by the governor. Because these changes were into law, the Board no longer needs to purse the technical rulemaking. Attached is a draft resolution
2020_05_06_regular_session
individuals who satisfy a monetary threshold in their efforts “to promote or oppose the passage of any ordinance or resolution by a public officer ... or any committee of such public officers, or the approval or veto of any such ordinance or resolution."7 The term public officer is defined to include elected county, municipal, and school board officials.8 Missouri defines the term lobbyist to include , ordinance, resolution, regulation, or rule, actions regarding an executive order of the CEO of a municipality, or the outcome of municipal rate making proceedings.10 Vermont does not regulate lobbying of