The proposed bill would amend current statutes related to campaign organization and financial disclosure for public officers. Specifically, it would allow individuals whose residential addresses are protected from public disclosure to provide an alternate mailing address when filing their committee organization statement or annual financial disclosure statement. This change is aimed at ensuring that these individuals can still comply with legal requirements while maintaining their privacy. The bill introduces new language that specifies the conditions under which an alternate mailing address can be provided, namely that the residential address must be required for disclosure and protected by a court order sealing the voter record.

Additionally, the bill makes several technical changes, including updates to the terminology used in the statutes, such as replacing "e-mail" with "email." It also clarifies the requirements for public officers regarding their financial disclosures, ensuring that the language is consistent and clear. Overall, the bill seeks to enhance the protection of personal information for certain individuals while maintaining transparency in campaign finance and public officer disclosures.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 16-906, 18-444, 16-153
Senate Engrossed Version: 16-906, 18-444, 16-153