Prohibition on acceptance of foreign contribution bars specified persons and restricts intermediary transfers when diversion is known or suspected. Prohibition on acceptance of foreign contribution bars specified persons-including election candidates, media personnel, judges, government servants, employees of government-controlled corporations, legislators, and political parties-from accepting foreign funds. Residents and citizens abroad are prohibited from accepting or transferring foreign-sourced currency on behalf of these persons or parties, and may not deliver such currency when they know or have reasonable cause to believe it will be diverted. Currency received for a particular association must not be delivered to another association or to persons likely to divert it.
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Prohibition on acceptance of foreign contribution bars specified persons and restricts intermediary transfers when diversion is known or suspected.
Prohibition on acceptance of foreign contribution bars specified persons-including election candidates, media personnel, judges, government servants, employees of government-controlled corporations, legislators, and political parties-from accepting foreign funds. Residents and citizens abroad are prohibited from accepting or transferring foreign-sourced currency on behalf of these persons or parties, and may not deliver such currency when they know or have reasonable cause to believe it will be diverted. Currency received for a particular association must not be delivered to another association or to persons likely to divert it.
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