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    18421.5. Reporting An Expenditure For Paid Online Communications

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    The document proposes adopting a new regulation requiring more detailed reporting of expenditures for paid online communications. If passed, committees would have to provide additional information when reporting items such as payments to people who post content on websites, blogs, or social media on the committee's behalf. This would include specifying the amount paid, recipient, services provided, and website or URL where the communication was published. The proposed regulation adds to existing reporting requirements for these types of expenditures.

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    California proposed regulation: 18421.5-1

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    The document proposes adopting a new regulation requiring more detailed reporting of expenditures for paid online communications. If passed, committees would have to provide additional information when reporting items such as payments to people who post content on websites, blogs, or social media on the committee's behalf. This would include specifying the amount paid, recipient, services provided, and website or URL where the communication was published. The proposed regulation adds to existing reporting requirements for these types of expenditures.

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    Adopt 2 Cal. Code Regs. Section 18421.5 to read 18421.5. Reporting an Expenditure for Paid Online Communications. (a) When reporting an itemized expenditure pursuant to Sections 84211(k) or 84303, a committee, pursuant to Section 82013(a), must include amounts paid to any person who engages in activities such as the following, on the committees behalf: 1) Providing content for or posting on a web site or a web log (commonly known as a blog), whether ones own or anothers; 2) Providing content for or posting on any social media site, including but not limited to Facebook and Twitter; 3) Creating video content to be posted online. (b) When reporting these expenditures, whether the payment is made directly or through a third party, committees must include as much specificity as possible, including the amount of the payment, the payee, the name of the person providing services, and the name of the Internet publication, blog or website and the URL on which the communications are published. (c) The reporting requirements of this Regulation are in addition to the reporting requirements of Sections 84211(k) and 84303. Note: Authority cited: Sections 83112 and 84211(k), Government Code. Reference: Sections 84211 and 84303 Government Code.

    8/30/2012

    18421.5 Adopt

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