Plain English Breakdown
The bill summary and digest do not provide details on enforcement mechanisms or penalties for unintentional violations.
Law About Mixing Committee Money with Personal Money
This law makes it illegal for people in charge of election committees to mix their personal money with the committee's money and sets penalties for breaking this rule.
What This Bill Does
- Makes it against the law to mix a committee’s money with someone’s personal money if done knowingly or intentionally.
- Says that if someone does this on purpose, they can get in trouble.
- If less than $50,000 is mixed up, the person gets a Class A misdemeanor punishment.
- If more than or equal to $50,000 is mixed up, the person faces a Level 6 felony punishment.
Who It Names or Affects
- People who run election committees
- Officers and members of these committees
Terms To Know
- Class A misdemeanor
- A type of punishment for breaking a law, which is less serious than a felony but more serious than other types of misdemeanors.
- Level 6 felony
- A type of punishment for breaking a very serious law, which is less severe than higher-level felonies but still quite serious.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify what happens if the committee’s money and personal money are mixed by mistake.
- It's unclear how this will be enforced or who will check for violations.