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Specified Fundraising Function t~ELECTIONS C SPECIFIED FUNDRAISING Spec-FF (17/11) ~ A non-partisan Office of the Legislature FUNCTION PAGE ~I11 OF IL__ _ POLITICAL ENTITY EVENT DATE (YYYY / MM / DD) EVENT TIME (HH : MM) BC NDP 2021/07/28 I19:00 EVENT DESCRIPTION LOCATION NAME (OR ADDRESS* IF HELD AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE) C518-Jeopardy! with Garry Begg Online NAME OF RESIDENT* (IF HELD AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE) TICK IF EVENT HELD AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE • *Will be obscured from public inspection. PART A PART B THIS PART MUST BE SUBMITTED AT THIS PART MUST BE SUBMITTED WITHIN LEAST 7 DAYS BEFORE THE EVENT 60 DAYS AFTER THE EVENT TICKET PRICE(S) $ 20.00 # OF TICKETS SOLD 86 f--------+---__________j t--------+------------all$$50.00 100.00 CONTRIBUTIONS RAISED $ 3,650.00 Names of the political party leader, parliamentary secretaries or Check if the political party leader, parliamentary secretary or members of the Executive Council scheduled to attend: member of the Executive Council attended the event: Dan Coulter ATTENDED EVENT? ~ Lana Popham ATTENDED EVENT? ~ Melanie Mark ATTENDED EVENT? ~ George Heyman ATTENDED EVENT? ~ ATTENDED EVENT? • ATTENDED EVENT? • ATTENDED EVENT? • ATTENDED EVENT? • ATTENDED EVENT? • ATTENDED EVENT? • ATTENDED EVENT? • Add more forms if needed. SUBMITTED BY SUBMITTED BY Rowyn DeVito Jaime Matten EMAIL PHONE EMAILEMAIL PHONE [email protected] 604-430-8600 [email protected] 6004-430-8600 SSIGNATUREIGNATURE DATE (YYYY / MM / DD) SSIGNATUREIGNATURE DATE (YYYY / MM / DD) ~Dqj/fh 2021/07/20 2021/08/25 This form will be published on Elections BC’s website. This information is collected under the authority of the Election Act and the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. The information will be used to administer provisions under the Election Act. Questions can be directed to: PLEASE KEEP A COPY FOR YOUR RECORDS. 3ULYDF\2I¿FHU(OHFWLRQV%& 1-800-661-8683, [email protected] or PO Box 9275 Stn Prov Govt, Victoria BC V8W 9J6 SEE AMENDMENT t~ELECTIONS C SPECIFIED FUNDRAISING Spec-FF (17/11) ~ A non-partisan Office of the Legislature FUNCTION PAGE I 11I OF POLITICAL ENTITY EVENT DATE (YYYY / MM / DD) EVENT TIME (HH : MM) BC NDP 2021/07/28 I19:00 EVENT DESCRIPTION LOCATION NAME (OR ADDRESS* IF HELD AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE) C518-Jeopardy! with Garry Begg Online NAME OF RESIDENT* (IF HELD AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE) TICK IF EVENT HELD AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE • *Will be obscured from public inspection. PART A PART B THIS PART MUST BE SUBMITTED AT THIS PART MUST BE SUBMITTED WITHIN LEAST 7 DAYS BEFORE THE EVENT 60 DAYS AFTER THE EVENT TICKET PRICE(S) $ 20.00 # OF TICKETS SOLD f--------+---__________j t--------+------------all$$50.00 100.00 CONTRIBUTIONS RAISED $ Names of the political party leader, parliamentary secretaries or Check if the political party leader, parliamentary secretary or members of the Executive Council scheduled to attend: member of the Executive Council attended the event: Dan Coulter ATTENDED EVENT? • Lana Popham ATTENDED EVENT? • Melanie Mark ATTENDED EVENT? • George Heyman ATTENDED EVENT? • ATTENDED EVENT? • ATTENDED EVENT? • ATTENDED EVENT? • ATTENDED EVENT? • ATTENDED EVENT? • ATTENDED EVENT? • ATTENDED EVENT? • Add more forms if needed. SUBMITTED BY SUBMITTED BY Rowyn DeVito EMAIL PHONE EMAIL PHONE [email protected] 604-430-8600 SSIGNATUREIGNATURE DATE (YYYY / MM / DD) SIGNATURE DATE (YYYY / MM / DD) ~Dqj/fh 2021/07/20 This form will be published on Elections BC’s website. This information is collected under the authority of the Election Act and the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. The information will be used to administer provisions under the Election Act. Questions can be directed to: PLEASE KEEP A COPY FOR YOUR RECORDS. 3ULYDF\2I¿FHU(OHFWLRQV%& 1-800-661-8683, [email protected] or PO Box 9275 Stn Prov Govt, Victoria BC V8W 9J6.
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