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ENFORCEMENT The Federal Election Commission (FEC) released for comment a proposed enforcement policy about reporting errors made by campaigns and other political committees that stem from embezzlement of funds by committee officials. A companion document proposes internal controls political committees could use to guard against embezzlement. Under the proposed policy, committees that implement certain minimum safeguards would not be held liable by the FEC if a misappropriation led to reporting errors.
The proposal is in response to a recent increase in the number of enforcement cases involving misappropriation of committee funds, often by committee employees. The FEC could implement the policy as early as this month, said FEC Audit Division Director Joseph Stoltz.
The September Technology Q&A column shows how to create dynamic to-do lists with Excel's checkboxes and also how to set up multifactor authentication texts that don't rely on phones. Flip through both items and view a video walkthrough in our digital format.
