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committee-meeting-materials : Campaign Finance Boa

proposed rule language All proposed rule language with draft changes incorporated Draft Statement of Need and Reasonableness (SONAR) Draft resolution authorizing notice of proposed rules

https://cfb.mn.gov/citizen-resources/th...ing-docket/committee-meeting-materials

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Prima Facie Determination

-resolution copies of the documents attached to the complaint. The complaint alleges, and Board records confirm, that Mr. Steuart has not registered a principal campaign committee with the Board. The

https://cfb.mn.gov/pdf/bdactions/1669_Prima_Facie_Determination.pdf

Modified: 2024-08-28 Score: 0.001

1432_Probable_cause_determination

purpose of preparing the matter for final resolution. The investigation will determine when Mr. Nygard met the $750 threshold for campaign expenditures and, therefore, how many campaign finance

https://cfb.mn.gov/pdf/bdactions/1432_Probable_cause_determination.pdf

Modified: 2019-04-26 Score: 0.001

2017_10_04_regular_session

proposed coordination rules dated 9/22/2017, as amended. Vote on motion: Unanimously passed. Member Rosen’s motion: To amend the proposed resolution authorizing publication of a notice of action by the Board. Vote on motion: Unanimously passed. Member Moilanen’s motion: To adopt the following resolution: 1. The executive director of the Campaign Finance and Public Correspondence On September 15, 2017, I received the attached letter and resolution from David Povolny, Mayor of the City of Columbus. In his letter, Mayor Povolny states that the economic interest

https://cfb.mn.gov/pdf/bdinfo/minutes/2017_10_04_regular_session.pdf

Modified: 2023-10-12 Score: 0.001

2016_09_07_regular_session

: Member Leppik’s motion: To adopt the following resolution: Resolved, That the Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board, while not determining that a resolution is necessary, hereby they have reached the specified threshold. In 2014, the Board passed a resolution authorizing staff to audit the house and constitutional office committees seeking public subsidy funds that filed an subsidy payments can be conducted in 2016 and in the future, staff asks the Board to adopt a resolution giving the executive director continuing authority to audit the qualifying contributions claimed by

https://cfb.mn.gov/pdf/bdinfo/minutes/2016_09_07_regular_session.pdf

Modified: 2023-10-12 Score: 0.001

2014_07_08_regular_session

previously approved resolution of this matter through an informal staff review process rather than through a formal investigation. Mr. Goldsmith explained that the party unit and the corporate donor both “sufficient” in the definitions of prima facie (line 4.16) and probable cause (line 6.4). Finally, Ms. Pope presented members with a draft resolution authorizing Executive Director Goldsmith to take the actions necessary to publish the Notice of Intent to Adopt Expedited Rules. Because the draft resolution and the proposed rules in the Revisor’s format had not been placed on the agenda at least seven

https://cfb.mn.gov/pdf/bdinfo/minutes/2014_07_08_regular_session.pdf

Modified: 2014-08-13 Score: 0.001

Advisory Opinion 348

in Minn. Stat. §10A.071. As a state statute the provisions of Minn. Stat. §10A.071 may not be modified or nullified by local ordinance or resolution. ISSUE THREE May the governing body of the metropolitan governmental unit pass a resolution to accept an offered service from a lobbyist or a lobbyist principal as a gift to the governmental unit, if only local officials of the governmental unit are

https://cfb.mn.gov/pdf/advisory_opinions/AO348.pdf

Modified: 2007-04-25 Score: 0.001

Regular Session Minutes

the Governor’s Office, followed by a review by the OAH. The OAH has 14 days to review the proposed rules before the Board votes on a formal resolution to adopt them. Finally, a notice of adoption resolution adopting the rules in their final form. Lastly, a notice will be published in the State Register regarding the adoption of the rules, and the rules will take effect five business days after that

https://cfb.mn.gov/pdf/bdinfo/minutes/2024_10_02_regular_session.pdf

Modified: 2024-11-07 Score: 0.001

Advisory Opinion 395

statement of the reasons the board believes passage of the amendment would benefit Minnesota. 3. Neither the board’s resolution voting to support the amendment nor the statement it approved expressly

https://cfb.mn.gov/pdf/advisory_opinions/AO395.pdf

Modified: 2008-05-28 Score: 0.001

1452_Probable_Cause_Determination

orders compared to informal resolution of the matter; the availability of board resources; whether the violation has been remedied; and any other similar factor necessary to decide whether the alleged

https://cfb.mn.gov/pdf/bdactions/1452_Probable_Cause_Determination.pdf

Modified: 2018-05-02 Score: 0.001