Advisory Neighborhood Commissions could use online payment services to send funds, with monthly spending limits and records required for each transfer.
Advisory Neighborhood Commissions could use online payment services to transfer funds to vendors, grant recipients, or commissioners, with spending limits and records required.
Commissions could use a third-party digital payment platform to transfer funds to vendors, grant recipients, or commissioners. The provisions cover Advisory Neighborhood Commissions using a website or mobile app to transfer commission funds from a depository account or debit card. The service must provide itemized records showing the date, amount, payee, and transaction identifier for each transfer, and let the commission record the expenditure's purpose. The Office of Advisory Neighborhood Commissions (OANC) determines procedures that limit monthly platform spending in relation to each commission's quarterly allotment. The act would take effect after mayoral approval or a Council veto override, a 30-day Congressional review period, and publication in the District of Columbia Register.
No hearings or votes scheduled.