Current through Register Vol. 30, No. 45, November 8, 2024
Section R2-20-803 - Opt-out NoticesA. Before a covered person may use or transfer a donor's monies for campaign media spending, the donor must be notified in writing that the monies may be so used. The covered person must give the donor an opportunity to opt out of having the donation used or transferred for campaign media spending.B. The notice must: 1. Inform donors that their monies may be used for campaign media spending and that information about donors may have to be reported to the appropriate government authority in this state for disclosure to the public.2. Inform donors that they can opt out of having their monies used or transferred for campaign media spending by notifying the covered person in writing within twenty-one days after receiving the notice that the donor prefers to opt-out of having their monies used or transferred for campaign media spending and that a receipt confirming their choice shall be provided upon request.3. Opt-out information shall be provided in writing. If provided with other written information the opt-out information must be provided in a format at least the same size type as any other information provided in writing along with the notice. The information must be either the first sentence in a paragraph or itself constitute a paragraph. If the opt-out information is provided without additional writing it must be clearly readable. To be valid, the opt-out information must provide contact information to allow the recipient to contact the person who provided the opt-out information within 21 days. Upon request of the donor, the person responsible for providing the opt-out information must provide a receipt to the donor confirming the donor's choice. If the covered person regularly provides receipts for donations the receipt shall confirm the donor's choice. Nothing in this rule precludes providing a donor a receipt without waiting for a request.C. Any person responsible for providing the opt-out information must keep a record of when the information was provided and maintain all related records including the written notice for five years.D. If a donor does not opt out after the initial notice period, a covered person may make subsequent written notices to a donor of their right to opt out and may set a time for response of no less than 1 day from the date the donor receives the notice. To be valid, the optout information must provide contact information to allow the recipient to contact the person who provided the opt-out information within the time identified in the subsequent request. Upon request by the donor, the person responsible for providing the opt-out information must provide a receipt to the donor confirming the donor's choice. If the covered person regularly provides receipts for donations the receipt shall confirm the donor's choice.E. A donor may request to opt out at any time after the initial notice period and the covered person must confirm the opt out to the donor in writing no later than 5 days after the request and subsequently that donor shall be treated as having opted out by the covered person. Upon request of the donor, the person responsible for providing the opt-out information must provide a receipt to the donor confirming the donor's choice. If the covered person regularly provides receipts for donations the receipt shall confirm the donor's choice.Ariz. Admin. Code § R2-20-803
New Section made by final exempt rulemaking at 29 A.A.R. 3523, effective 8/24/2023.