Maine Revised Statutes
Chapter 9: ATTORNEY GENERAL
5 §194-D. Conversion transactions less than $50,000

§194-D. Conversion transactions less than $50,000
A public charity shall provide written notice to the Attorney General of its intent to enter into a conversion transaction if the value of the transaction is less than $50,000. The notice must include the name of the public charity, the value of the assets to be converted and the entity to which the assets will be transferred. Twenty days after providing notice to the Attorney General in accordance with this section, the public charity is deemed to be in compliance with section 194‑C and this section unless the Attorney General notifies the public charity within those 20 days that the value of the transaction is $50,000 or more or that the filing otherwise fails to comply with this section.   [PL 2001, c. 550, Pt. A, §2 (NEW).]
The Attorney General is not required to take any action on notices received under this section, except that, upon request of a public charity that has properly provided notice under this section, the Attorney General shall issue a letter indicating that the public charity has complied with its obligation under this section, section 194‑C and sections 194‑E to 194‑H.   [PL 2001, c. 550, Pt. A, §2 (NEW).]
SECTION HISTORY
PL 2001, c. 550, §A2 (NEW).

Structure Maine Revised Statutes

Maine Revised Statutes

TITLE 5: ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES AND SERVICES

Part 1: STATE DEPARTMENTS

Chapter 9: ATTORNEY GENERAL

5 §191. Duties; salary; fees; full time

5 §191-A. Transition period

5 §191-B. Qualification

5 §192. Prosecution of all claims for State

5 §193. Prosecution of intruders

5 §194. Public charities

5 §194-A. Nonprofit hospital and medical service organizations

5 §194-B. Definitions

5 §194-C. Notice and approval for conversion transaction

5 §194-D. Conversion transactions less than $50,000

5 §194-E. Attorney General approval without court review

5 §194-F. Court approval

5 §194-G. Review criteria

5 §194-H. Distribution of proceeds

5 §194-I. Intervention in court proceeding

5 §194-J. Attorney General authority

5 §194-K. Penalties

5 §195. Opinions on questions of law

5 §196. Deputies and assistants; appointment and duties

5 §197. State criminal inspectors; clerks; office expenses

5 §198. Additional assistant attorneys general, clerks or attorneys may be paid from moneys collected by department

5 §199. Consultation with, and advice to, district attorneys

5 §200. Attendance at law court and instruction of county attorneys (REPEALED)

5 §200-A. Criminal division

5 §200-B. Authority of Attorney General to request utility records

5 §200-C. State Fraud Division

5 §200-D. Complaints and investigative records confidential (REPEALED)

5 §200-E. Medical records furnished to prosecutor in certain cases

5 §200-F. Telephone communication by kidnappers

5 §200-G. Strip searches and body cavity searches

5 §200-H. Maine Elder Death Analysis Review Team

5 §200-I. Public Access Division; Public Access Ombudsman

5 §200-J. Cold case homicide unit

5 §200-K. Deadly Force Review Panel

5 §200-L. Attorney General procedures and programs to eliminate profiling (REALLOCATED FROM TITLE 5, SECTION 200-K)

5 §200-M. Accidental Drug Overdose Death Review Panel

5 §201. Attendance of witnesses; recognizances

5 §202. Employment of detectives

5 §203. Appropriations

5 §203-A. Accounts established due to court orders or other settlements

5 §203-B. Funds received pursuant to court orders or other settlements of opioid crisis litigation

5 §203-C. Maine Recovery Council

5 §204. Biennial reports (REPEALED)

5 §204-A. Annual report

5 §205. Fees from prosecutors forbidden