327. Prohibiting campaign contributions to members of congress by persons with financial interests in categories of business under jurisdiction of committees on which members serve (a) Prohibiting contributions and solicitation of contributions (1) Contributions No person shall make a contribution to a member of Congress, an authorized committee of a member of Congress, or a leadership PAC of a member of Congress unless, at the time the person makes the contribution, the person certifies under penalty of perjury that the person is not affiliated with a corporation (other than a nonprofit corporation) or a membership organization described in section 501(c)(6) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 and exempt from tax under section 501(a) of such Code any member of which is a corporation which has a financial interest in a category of business which is under the jurisdiction of a committee of Congress on which the member serves. (2) Solicitation of contributions A member of Congress may not solicit from a person any contribution, including a contribution to an authorized committee of the member, a leadership PAC of the member, a political committee of a political party, or any other political committee, if the member knows or reasonably should know that the person has a financial interest in a category of business which is under the jurisdiction of a committee of Congress on which the member serves. (3) Solicitation of donations to certain foundations and other nonprofit organizations (A) Solicitations prohibited A member of Congress may not solicit from a person any donation to a foundation or other nonprofit organization whose governing board includes the member or an immediate family member of the member if the member knows or reasonably should know that the person has a financial interest in a category of business which is under the jurisdiction of a committee of Congress on which the Member serves. (B) Definitions For purposes of this paragraph— (i) the term immediate family member means, with respect to a