2016 Boards and Commissions

Nebraska Accountability and Disclosure Commission

General Information

Formal Name:Nebraska Accountability and Disclosure Commission
Contact Person:Frank Daley, Executive Director, P.O. Box 95086, Lincoln, NE 68509 (402-471-2522)
Purpose:The NADC is charged with the administration and enforcement of the States campaign finance disclosure laws, its lobbying laws and its conflict of interest laws.
How Many Affectable:Not applicable
How Many Served:Not applicable
Year Created:1976
Year Active:1977
Sunset Date:None

Authorization

Authorization Citation:49-14,105 Nebraska Revised Statutes
Parent Agency:None

Memberships and Meetings

Number Of Members:9 (8 appointed, Secretary of State ex officio)
Who Appoints:4 are appointed by Governor and 4 by Secretary of State
Legislative Approval:Legislative confirmation required
Qualifications Of Members:Of the eight appointed members: a) no more than three may be from the same congressional district; b) no more than four may be of the same political party; and c) one must be an Independent. While on the Commission, appointed members may not: engage in lobbying; be a public employee, a public official or a state elective official; campaign for the election or appointment of himself or herself to an elective public office; or hold an office in any political party or political committee.
Per Diem:No
Expense Reimbursement:Yes, actual and necessary expenses
Term Length:Six years
Terms Rotate or Expire At Once:Terms Rotate

Meetings Required In:

Required FY 13-14:No minimum requirement
Held FY 13-14:7
Required FY 14-15:No minimum requirement
Held FY 14-15:8
Required FY 15-16:No minimum requirement
Held FY 15-16:7

Operations

Support Staff:8 FTE
Shared or Separate:All separate
FY 13-14 Budget:$1,191,842.00
FY 14-15 Budget:$1,350,982.00
FY 15-16 Budget:$1,476,829.00
Other Funding Sources:None
Spending Authority:Yes

Accomplishments

Since July 1, 2012:Since July 1, 2012 a) Commenced 125 investigations; b) issued 33 orders finding violations; c) responded to Conflict of Interest Statements from state and local government officials and government employees; d) collected, reviewed and made available to the public the campaign statements filed in connection with the 2012 statewide elections, the 2013 Omaha and Lincoln City elections, the 2014 statewide elections, the 2015 Lincoln City elections, and various special elections; e) conducted educational sessions for those subject to the NPADA; f) published brochures and instructional materials for candidates, committees, and lobbyists.