(a) Except as provided by this section, the county chair, or an authorized agent of the county chair, shall sign all checks drafted on the primary-fund account.
(b) The county chair must authorize all primary-fund expenditures.
(c) The county chair or an authorized agent shall not sign a check drawn on a primary-fund account with a rubber stamp or other facsimile of the signature.
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