Any balance in the inaugural committee fund shall be transferred only to a nonprofit organization, within the meaning of section 501(c) of the Internal Revenue Code , operating in good standing in the District of Columbia for a minimum of one calendar year before the date of any transfer, or to a constituent-service program pursuant to § 1-1163.38.
(Apr. 27, 2012, D.C. Law 19-124, § 323, 59 DCR 1862.)
Structure District of Columbia Code
Title 1 - Government Organization
Chapter 11A - Ethics and Government Accountability
Subchapter III - Campaign Finance
Part B - Campaign Finance Committees
§ 1–1163.07. Organization of committees
§ 1–1163.08. Designation of campaign depositories; petty cash fund
§ 1–1163.10. Principal campaign committee
§ 1–1163.10a. Fund balance requirements of principal campaign committees
§ 1–1163.11. Specific requirements for statements of organization
§ 1–1163.12. Registration statement of candidate; depository information
§ 1–1163.12a. Non-contribution accounts
§ 1–1163.13. Additional identifications and certifications
§ 1–1163.14. Exemption for total expenses under $500
§ 1–1163.15. Identification of political advertising
§ 1–1163.17. Specific requirements for reports of receipts and expenditures by political committees
§ 1–1163.18. Fund balance requirements of exploratory committees
§ 1–1163.19. Aggregate and individual contribution limits of exploratory committees
§ 1–1163.20. Contributions to exploratory committees
§ 1–1163.21. Duration of an exploratory committee
§ 1–1163.22. Contributions to inaugural committees
§ 1–1163.23. Fund balance requirements for inaugural committees
§ 1–1163.24. Duration of an inaugural committee
§ 1–1163.25. Fund balance requirements for transition committees
§ 1–1163.26. Contributions to transition committees
§ 1–1163.27. Duration of a transition committee; restriction on formation