Public Law 47
Summary
The bill gives the state election commission exclusive authority to disband state‑level candidate, legislative, caucus, political action and regular party committees, while county election boards can dissolve local and school‑board committees. It requires an annual review of committee filings and permits administrative dissolution when a committee shows no activity and holds $1,000 or less in cash, with notice, publication and the option to waive civil penalties. The measure also tells committee leaders how to handle any remaining funds and confirms that dissolution does not erase civil or criminal liability.
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