Ministerial functions definition

Ministerial functions means an act or duty carried out as part of the duties of an administrative office without exercise of personal judgment or discretion.

Ministerial functions means an act or duty

Ministerial functions means actions or functions performed by an individual under a given state of facts in a prescribed manner in accordance with a mandate of legal authority, without regard to, or without the exercise of, the individual’s own judgment as to the propriety of the action being taken.

Ministerial functions means an act or duty carried

Ministerial functions means the activities and duties of an administrative office that satisfy RCW 42.17A.005 and require:

Ministerial functions means activities carried out as part of the duties of an administrative office without exercise of personal judgment or discretion. RCW 42.17A.005(33). Also see WAC 390-05-243 for a non-exclusive list of ministerial functions and a definition of administrative office. Typically, persons performing ministerial functions may, under the supervision of a candidate or committee officer, file PDC reports, make deposits, pay bills and maintain campaign finance records. However, if a person performs functions for both a candidate and a political committee and those functions for one or both campaigns entail duties beyond those deemed ministerial, any expenditure by the committee benefiting the candidate may be a contribution, rather than an independent expenditure or electioneering communication. [RCW 42.17A.005(33) and WACs 390-05-243 and 390-05-210]

Ministerial functions means actions or functions

Ministerial functions means the activities and duties of an administrative office that satisfy