An eligible gubernatorial ticket candidate committee may suspend campaign activities and cease from receiving future public contributions if the gubernatorial ticket candidate committee: Files a Notice of Suspension signed by the gubernatorial ticket candidates; Immediately ceases campaign operations; Seeks reimbursements and refunds for any future expenditures made or incurred; Pays all outstanding obligations within 45 days of the notice of suspension; Repays the Fund any remaining monies left within 60 days of the notice of suspension; and Acknowledges that the eligible gubernatorial ticket until a final campaign finance report for the gubernatorial ticket candidate committee is filed and approved: Remains subject to the restrictions and penalties of the Public Financing Act; and May not participate or coordinate in any fundraising activities for any campaign finance entity or person making independent expenditures. If an eligible gubernatorial ticket candidate committee files a Notice of Suspension, the members of the gubernatorial ticket may endorse another gubernatorial ticket, however: The endorsement may not be transmitted, distributed, disseminated or facilitated by any means controlled by or associated with the eligible gubernatorial ticket candidate committee, including social media accounts; and Subject to §C, of this regulation, the gubernatorial ticket, and persons acting on behalf of the gubernatorial ticket, remain subject to Election Law Article, §15-106(a), Annotated Code of Maryland. If the members of the gubernatorial ticket endorse another gubernatorial ticket, they may not be held liable under Election Law Article, §15-106(a), Annotated Code of Maryland, for any independent use of the endorsement by the endorsed campaign in any fundraising activity.