Michigan Department of State prohibits campaign committees from accepting cryptocurrency contributions because the contributions lack ascertainable monetary value and transparency requirements under state campaign finance law.
Department of State regulation requires online campaign contributions to be reported as received on the date of electronic transmission to the service provider, with service charges recorded as separate expenditures rather than deducted from contrib…
Department of State regulation R 168.358 requires written agreements for joint fundraising between committees that specify receipt and expenditure sharing percentages, payment procedures, and joint account designations while ensuring compliance with…
Michigan political committees must report the maximum authorized amount for paid social media communications and disclose the date payment is agreed upon, per Campaign Finance Reporting rule 168.357.
Michigan Department of State rule 168.356 requires cash on hand from prior periods to be included in aggregate receipts for subsequent elections and disqualifies committees with excess carryover balances from reporting waivers.
Michigan Department of State rule requires committee treasurers to record and report each contribution from the same contributor using the identical name from the original contribution record.
Michigan Department of State rule establishes procedures for timely campaign finance report submissions via paper, electronic, and delivery services for registered filers.
Michigan Department of State Rule 168.351 defines campaign finance reporting terms including Act, Department, joint fundraiser, and late contribution report under state campaign finance law.
Michigan's substance use disorder service program rule requires individualized service plans developed within 24 hours for methadone and residential programs with reviews at least every 120 days by licensed professionals.
Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs mandates substance use disorder program medical directors hold addiction psychiatry or medicine certification, or complete 30 continuing education hours within one year of hire.
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