An initiative is proposed by filing an application with the lieutenant governor. A deposit of $100 must accompany the application. This deposit shall be retained if a petition is not properly filed. If a petition is properly filed, the deposit shall be refunded.
Structure Alaska Statutes
Chapter 45. Initiative, Referendum, and Recall
Sec. 15.45.010. Provision and scope for use of the initiative.
Sec. 15.45.020. Filing application.
Sec. 15.45.030. Form of application.
Sec. 15.45.040. Form of proposed bill.
Sec. 15.45.050. Manner of notice.
Sec. 15.45.060. Designation of sponsors.
Sec. 15.45.070. Review of application for certification.
Sec. 15.45.080. Bases of denial of certification.
Sec. 15.45.090. Preparation of petition.
Sec. 15.45.100. Statement of warning.
Sec. 15.45.105. Qualifications of circulator.
Sec. 15.45.110. Circulation of petition; prohibitions and penalty.
Sec. 15.45.120. Manner of signing and withdrawing name from petition.
Sec. 15.45.130. Certification of circulator.
Sec. 15.45.140. Filing of petition.
Sec. 15.45.150. Review of petition.
Sec. 15.45.160. Bases for determining the petition was improperly filed.
Sec. 15.45.180. Preparation of ballot title and proposition.
Sec. 15.45.190. Placing proposition on ballot.
Sec. 15.45.195. Public hearings.
Sec. 15.45.200. Display of proposed law.
Sec. 15.45.210. Determination of void petition.
Sec. 15.45.220. Adoption and effective date of proposed law.