Tex.
Gov't Code Section 571.1211
Definitions
(1)
“Campaign communication” and “political advertising” have the meanings assigned by Section 251.001 (Definitions), Election Code.(2)
“Category One violation” means a violation of a law within jurisdiction of the commission as to which it is generally not difficult to ascertain whether the violation occurred or did not occur, including:(A)
the failure by a person required to file a statement or report to:(i)
file the required statement or report in a manner that complies with applicable requirements; or(ii)
timely file the required statement or report;(B)
a violation of Section 255.001 (Required Disclosure on Political Advertising), Election Code;(C)
a misrepresentation in political advertising or a campaign communication relating to the office held by a person in violation of Section 255.006 (Misleading Use of Office Title), Election Code;(D)
a failure to include in any written political advertising intended to be seen from a road the right-of-way notice in violation of Section 259.001 (Notice Requirement on Political Advertising Signs), Election Code; or(E)
a failure to timely respond to a written notice under Section 571.123 (Processing of Complaint)(b).(3)
“Category Two violation” means a violation of a law within the jurisdiction of the commission that is not a Category One violation.
Source:
Section 571.1211 — Definitions, https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/GV/htm/GV.571.htm#571.1211 (accessed Jun. 5, 2024).
