Contribution Disclosure Statements
As of January 11, 2013
Effective January 1, 1991, state law provides that a Member of the State Board of Equalization, including the State Controller, may not participate in any Board adjudicatory proceeding if the Member has received from a party, a participant, or an agent of either, any contributions(s) equaling or exceeding $250 within the preceding twelve months, and if the Member knows or has reason to know that the participant has a financial interest in the decision. The law also requires that a party, participant, or agent of either disclose on the record any such contribution(s). Board staff must inquire and report to the Board whether any such contribution(s) have been made. (Government Code Section 15626.)
Contribution Disclosure Statements
Forms
For more information on contribution disclosures see:
- Quentin L. Kopp Conflict of Interest Act of 1990
- Contribution Defined, Government Code section 82015
- California Code of Regulations
- Title 18, Regulations 7001-7011. Contribution Disclosure
- Title 2, Regulations 18215-18215.1. Contribution
- Contribution Disclosure Opinions