2010 Senate Bill 1528 ↩

House Roll Call 607: Passed

To replace existing charity licensure requirements with a requirement that charitable organizations which annually raise or spend $25,000 or more to register with the state (an increase from $8,000); require that they make certain disclosures regarding directors, officers, and employees; update other regulations on their disclosures, operations and solicitations; impose new regulations on fund raisers; increase penalties for certain prohibited practices to include a five-year misdemeanor or $20,000 fine, plus increased civil fines; and more.