D.C. Code § 1-1163.32j: Reporting.

(a)

The Director of Campaign Finance shall publish on the Campaign Finance Board's website and submit a report to the Mayor and the Council no later than 9 months after the end of each election cycle. The report shall include, at a minimum, the following:

(a)

(1)

For that election cycle:

(A)

The names of all candidates, including:

(i)

Whether, and if applicable, when the candidate was certified as a participating candidate; and

(ii)

Whether, and if applicable, when and why a participating candidate's certification was revoked;

(B)

The number of, aggregate total value of, and date on which qualified small-dollar contributions were submitted by the participating candidate for certification;

(C)

The total base amount payments and matching payments provided to each participating candidate;

(D)

Listed by participating candidate, a description of each qualified small-dollar contribution received, including:

(i)

The amount of each qualified small-dollar contribution;

(ii)

The small-dollar contributor's name, home address, occupation, and principal place of business, if any; and

(iii)

The date on which the qualified small-dollar contribution was received;

(E)

Listed by non-participating candidate, the total number of qualified small-dollar contributions received by that candidate;

(F)

Listed by participating candidate, a description of each expenditure, including:

(i)

The amount of the expenditure;

(ii)

The purpose for the expenditure; and

(iii)

The date on which the expenditure was made;

(G)

Listed by participating candidate, a description of any funds remitted to the Fair Elections Fund;

(H)

Listed by participating candidate, the total amount of personal funds that the participating candidate or the participating candidate's immediate family contributed to the participating candidate; and

(I)

A review and evaluation of the effect of the Fair Elections Program on District elections and campaigns, including the Fair Elections Program's effect on:

(i)

The sources and amounts of non-qualified small-dollar contributions;

(ii)

Campaign expenditures; and

(iii)

Participation of candidates and small-dollar contributors in the Fair Elections Program.

(2)

A review of national best practices relating to the public financing of campaigns and recommendations for changes or enhancements to the Fair Elections Program, including proposed adjustments to:

(A)

The qualified small-dollar contribution limits;

(B)

The number of qualified small-dollar contributions required to be certified as a participating candidate;

(C)

The base amounts;

(D)

The matching payments match ratio; and

(E)

The personal funds of a participating candidate or a participating candidate's immediate family that may be contributed to the participating candidate.

(b)

Repealed.