campaign finance; third-party complaints

HB 2666 modifies Arizona's campaign finance laws to regulate third-party complaints about violations. It requires complaints to be filed by identifiable individuals (not entities) and designates filing officers as the sole authority to investigate these claims within their jurisdiction. After an investigation, filing officers must refer cases to enforcement officers (like the attorney general or county attorney) if reasonable cause is found, who then determine penalties based on the violation's amount. The bill establishes that penalties equal the value of the violation, potentially tripled for severe cases, and requires violators to correct issues within 20 days to avoid fines.