Campaign Spending Commission

HRS §11-335(b)(1)(B) requires a noncandidate committee making only independent expenditures that receives a contribution of more than $10,000 in the aggregate in an election period from an entity other than an individual, for-profit business entity, or labor union, to report:

     (i)  The internet address where the contributing entity’s disclosure report can be publicly accessed, if the contributing entity is subject to state or federal disclosure reporting requirements regarding the source of the contributing entity’s funds;

     (ii)  The name, address, occupation, and employer of each funding source that contributed $100 or more in the aggregate in an election period to that contributing entity; or

     (iii)  An acknowledgment that the contributing entity is not subject to any state or federal disclosure reporting requirements regarding the source of the contributing entity’s funds.

Furthermore, HRS §11-338(b)(2) requires a noncandidate committees making only independent expenditures that receives a late contribution greater than $5,000 in the aggregate from an entity other than an individual, for-profit business entity, or labor union, to report:

     (A)  The internet address where the contributing entity’s disclosure report can be publicly accessed, if the contributing entity is subject to any state or federal disclosure reporting requirements regarding the source of the contributing entity’s funds;

     (B)  The name, address, occupation, and employer of each funding source of more than $100 in the aggregate to that contributing entity; or

     (C)  An acknowledgment that the contributing entity is not subject to any state or federal disclosure reporting requirements regarding the source of the contributing entity’s funds.