§ La. R.S. 18:1491.3(untitled)

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Principal campaign committees; subsidiary committees; consolidation of reports
A. Each candidate may designate only one principal campaign committee. Such designation shall
be in writing and a copy thereof shall be filed with the supervisory committee no later than ten days after
such designation is made. Any committee which designates subsidiary committees shall be a principal
campaign committee and shall file a self-designation as a principal campaign committee with the supervisory
committee at the time it first files a designation of a subsidiary committee. A principal campaign committee
of a candidate shall report, in lieu of the candidate, all information required to be reported by the candidate
pursuant to R.S. 18:1495.4 and 1495.5.
B. A candidate or a committee which supports or has supported only one candidate may designate
additional political committees as subsidiary committees of such candidate or committee.
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R.S. 18:1491.4
C. Any committee, except a principal campaign committee, which is organized to support a single
candidate shall be a subsidiary committee of the candidate or of the candidate's principal campaign
committee unless the candidate files a statement in writing with the supervisory committee that the
committee is not his subsidiary committee or a subsidiary of his principal campaign committee and unless
he files such a statement the candidate or his principal campaign committee shall designate any such
committee as a subsidiary committee within ten days after such committee is organized. No candidate shall
file a statement that a committee is not his subsidiary committee or a subsidiary committee of his principal
campaign committee if the candidate, his principal campaign committee, or a subsidiary committee of the
candidate or of his principal campaign committee makes an expenditure, a loan, or a transfer of funds to or
receives a contribution, a loan, or a transfer of funds, from the committee.
D. No committee organized primarily for the purpose of supporting a single candidate shall
nominally support an additional candidate or candidates for the purpose of avoiding designation as a
subsidiary committee and the requirements of this Part relating to the records and reports of subsidiary
committees. Any committee which violates the provisions of this Subsection shall be subject to the penalties
provided in R.S. 18:1505.4, 1505.5, and 1505.6.
E. A designation of a subsidiary committee shall be in writing and a copy thereof shall be filed with
the supervisory committee no later than ten days after the designation is made. Any candidate who has
designated a principal campaign committee shall also file a copy of the designation of each subsidiary
committee with his principal campaign committee no later than ten days after the designation is made.
F. A political committee may not be designated as the principal campaign committee of more than
one candidate. No political committee which supports or has supported more than one candidate may be
designated as a principal campaign committee and no such committee shall be a subsidiary committee.
G.(1) Each subsidiary committee shall maintain all records required by this Part. Each subsidiary
committee designated by a candidate shall furnish such records on a timely basis to the principal campaign
committee of the candidate, if any, or if none, to the candidate by whom it was designated as a subsidiary
committee. Each subsidiary committee designated by a principal campaign committee shall furnish such
records on a timely basis to such principal campaign committee.
(2) Each principal campaign committee of a candidate shall receive records furnished to it by
subsidiary committees of the candidate for which it is the principal campaign committee and shall consolidate
them with its own records and records of the candidate and shall file with the supervisory committee a
consolidated report for each report required by this Chapter for committees or candidates. Each principal
campaign committee, other than a principal campaign committee of a candidate, shall receive all records
furnished to it by its subsidiary committees and shall consolidate them with its own records and shall file
with the supervisory committee a consolidated report for each report required by this Part for committees.

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