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27 Rec. 1 (2001)

handle is hein.usfed/fecrecd0027 and id is 1 raw text is: January 2001 Federal Election Commission Volume 27, Number 1 Table of Contents 1 Message from the Chairman Regulations 2 Final Rules for General Public Political Communications Coordinated with Candidates and Party Committees; Independent Expenditures Commissioners 3 New Chairman and Vice Chairman Elected Staff 3 FEC General Counsel Resigns 4 Lois Lerner Designated Acting General Counsel Reports 4 Reports Due in 2001 Electronic Filing 7 Mandatory Electronic Filing Alternative Dispute Resolution 8 Frequently Asked Questions 9 Advisory Opinions Court Cases 10 John J. Hooker v. All Campaign Contributors 10 Natural Law Party of the United States of America v. FEC 10 Patrick J. Buchanan v. FEC Outreach Public Appearances Roundtables Publications 11 Updated List of Federal PACs A Message From the Chairman The year 2001 promises to be a challenging one at the FEC, particularly with respect to revised reporting regulations that become effective this year and new programs for promoting compliance with the law. Mandatory electronic filing, election-cycle reporting for authorized committees, revised reporting forms, and the recent expansion of state filing waivers to Senate committees will make FEC disclosure more efficient and more timely. Additionally, our expanded Web site provides more flexible search options and makes the campaign finance data more accessible to the public. Two new programs-the Administrative Fines Program and the Alterna- tive Dispute Resolution Program-make our compliance process simpler and more responsive to the needs of the regulated community. We welcome your questions and comments as we continue our efforts to help the regulated community successfully comply with the Federal Election Campaign Act. Please do not hesitate to call our 800 number (800/424-9530) for assistance. In addition, you can obtain our publications and other materi- als 24 hours a day through our Faxline, an automated fax-on-demand system (202/501-3413). Many of our materials are also available on our Web site at www.fec.gov. I look forward to meeting the challenges and opportunities presented to this agency in the coming months.+ C/7 _12O4

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