one example is our law says that if you send out an electionary communication, or complain, ie you have to put the disclaimer in 14 point type. that includes billboards that doesn't make any sense. youtube adds 14 point type, tv, what is 14 point type? we don't know. the state has it's own requirements, they have had on the books for a while, in the percentage of the height on youtube ads, in terms of billboard height let's standardize it let's take what they have at the state law but then also improve upon that. how do we improve upon that for the ballot measure committees, we're talking about ballot measure commitments, and candidate ie's do what they say but do three extra things. if it's written and it's a mass smaller, smaller printed item don't do it in ten point font which is what the state requires do it in 12 point fond on the federal level, it seems like the right size. just to jump ahead it's hard to see here example a is what we have to do right now, which is big, here's the b, at the state level and c is sort of the middle of what we're sort of proposing there. so then the

they haven't engaged in electionarying. i can see the effects of a mailer has, with a photo of the candidate, for a nonprofit organization can bring that person's name, and face to the attention of people voting, or people attending the event, can have an influence over that person's election campaign. soy would like to think we can keep -- not have the exemption for nonprofits because i do feel it does kind of play that role it's only a small part of what this legislation is about. we should error on the side of not allowing there to be no disclosure when there is possible promotion of a person running for office in a nonprofit event and nonadvertising event >> i agree this is a small issue to the general structure of this. i will just say, as a general matter i have worked with a lot of nonprofits in the private sector they stay away from candidate activity. some mistakes >> a lot do, and a lot don't >> they're at risk of losing their c three status i wouldn't want to be them >> one question on that topic, i want to clari