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(5) Candidates for City offices cannot accept <br />contributions from congressional, statewide, or <br />legislative campaigns and cannot transfer local <br />campaign funds to candidates for <br />constitutional, legislative, or judicial <br />office. (See State Statute 211A.13) <br />(6) The use of campaign funds shall be <br />restricted according to Section 10A.01, State <br />Statutes. <br />(7) Personal use of campaign funds is <br />prohibited according to Section 10A.01, State <br />Statutes. <br />(8) Non-profit corporations and partnerships <br />and for profit corporations campaign <br />contributions are restricted as outlined in <br />State Statute 211B.12. <br />Subd. 2 Record Keeping <br />(1) It shall be the duty of the treasurer of <br />every committee and every political fund to <br />keep a detailed and accurate account of all <br />identification data with respect to both <br />contributions received and expenditures made by <br />such committee. <br />(2) The accounts shall be current within <br />fourteen (14) days after receiving a <br />contribution or making an expenditure. <br />(3) The treasurer shall preserve all records <br />and accounts for four (4) years; provided, <br />however, that in the event that the committee <br />or political fund represents a candidate or <br />party which permanently terminates activity <br />within two (2) years, then said records and <br />accounts shall be kept for two (2) years. <br />(4) Each individual required to file any <br />report or statement as required by this chapter <br />shall maintain records'on the matters required <br />to be reported, including vouchers, canceled <br />checks, bills, invoices, worksheets. <br />Subd. 3 Registration <br />(1) The treasurer of every committee, every <br />political fund and personal campaign shall <br />register with the City Clerk by filing a <br />PAGE 5 <br />