970 CMR 1.19 - Contributions from Gaming License Applicants and Persons Holding Such Licenses
(1) Pursuant to
M.G.L. c. 55, § 7A, the aggregate of all contributions by a person who
holds a license issued by the Massachusetts gaming commission, who was required
to apply for that license under M.G.L. c. 23K, § 14, for the benefit of
any one candidate and such candidate's committee, or for the benefit of any
other political committee other than the license holder's own committee if the
license holder is a candidate, or a ballot question committee, shall not exceed
$200 in a calendar year.
(2)
Pursuant to M.G.L. c. 23K, § 47, all political contributions or
contributions in kind made by an applicant for a gaming license to a
municipality or a municipal employee, as defined in M.G.L. c. 268A, § 1,
of the host community of the applicant's proposed gaming establishment, shall
be disclosed by the applicant to the gaming commission and the city or town
clerk of the host community.
(a) Such
disclosure shall be made by the applicant biannually, on or before July 15th
for the period covering January 1st to June
30st, of that year and on or before January 15th for
the period covering July 1 st to December 31st, of
the preceding year. The disclosure shall include a listing of the amount or
value of each contribution, the date each contribution was made, and the name
and address of each contributor.
(b) Disclosure of contributions by applicants
shall be made using a form to be prescribed by the Director. The disclosure
shall be filed in paper form. The city or town clerk shall make the completed
disclosures that have been filed with the clerk available for viewing on the
internet website of the municipality within seven days of filing.
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