the form of online advertising. Subtitle D—Stand By Every Ad Sec. 4301. Short title. Sec. 4302. Stand By Every Ad. Sec. 4303. Disclaimer requirements for communications made through prerecorded telephone calls. Sec. 4304. No expansion of persons subject to disclaimer requirements on internet communications. Sec. 4305. Effective date. Subtitle E—Secret Money Transparency Sec. 4401. Repeal of restriction of use of funds by Internal Revenue Service to bring transparency to political activity of certain nonprofit organizations. Subtitle F—Shareholder Right-To-Know Sec. 4501. Repeal of restriction on use of funds by Securities and Exchange Commission to ensure shareholders of corporations have knowledge of corporation political activity. Subtitle G—Disclosure of Political Spending by Government Contractors Sec. 4601. Repeal of restriction on use of funds to require disclosure of political spending by government contractors. Subtitle H—Limitation and Disclosure Requirements for Presidential Inaugural Committees Sec. 4701. Short title. Sec. 4702. Limitations and disclosure of certain donations to, and disbursements by, inaugural committees. Subtitle I—Severability Sec. 4801. Severability. Title V—Campaign Finance Empowerment Subtitle A—Findings Relating to Citizens United Decision Sec. 5001. Findings relating to Citizens United decision. Subtitle B—Congressional Elections Sec. 5100. Short title. Part 1—My Voice Voucher Pilot Program Sec. 5101. Establishment of pilot program. Sec. 5102. Voucher program described. Sec. 5103. Reports. Sec. 5104. Definitions. Part 2—Small Dollar Financing of Congressional Election Campaigns Sec. 5111. Benefits and eligibility requirements for candidates. Title V—Small Dollar Financing of Congressional Election Campaigns Subtitle A—Benefits Sec. 501. Benefits for participating candidates. Sec. 502. Procedures for making payments. Sec. 503. Use of funds. Sec. 504. Qualified small dollar contributions described. Subtitle B—Eligibility and Certification Sec. 511. Eligibility.