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Code · CFR · Title 12 — Banks and Banking · Part 1808 — Community Development Financial Institutions Bond Guarantee Program · § 1808.309

§ 1808.309. Restrictions on uses of Bond Proceeds and Bond Loan proceeds.

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Pursuant to 12 U.S.C. 47123a(c)(5), Bond Loan proceeds shall not be used for:
(a)Political activities;
(b)Lobbying, whether directly or through other parties;
(c)Outreach;
(d)Counseling services;
(e)Travel expenses;
(f)For the salaries or administrative costs of the Qualified Issuer or any recipients of Bond Proceeds, other than those costs covered by Bond Issuance Fees;
(g)To fund the Risk-Share Pool;
(h)To pay fees other than Bond Issuance Fees; or
(i)Any other use as may be specified in the applicable Notice of Guarantee Availability.
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