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Code · Washington · Title 29B — Campaign Disclosure and Contribution · Chapter 29B.10

RCW 29B.10.320

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(1)"Intermediary" means an individual who transmits a contribution to a candidate or committee from another person unless the contribution is from the individual's employer, immediate family, or an association to which the individual belongs.
(2)A treasurer or a candidate is not an intermediary for purposes of the committee that the treasurer or candidate serves.
(3)A professional fund-raiser is not an intermediary if the fund-raiser is compensated for fund-raising services at the usual and customary rate.
(4)A volunteer hosting a fund-raising event at the individual's home is not an intermediary for purposes of that event.
[ 2024 c 164 s 232 .]
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Intent — Construction — Rules remain valid — Effective date — 2024 c 164: See notes following RCW 29B.10.010 .
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