Alaska HB3 mandates legislative sessions in Anchorage, outlines lobbyist registration, and details legislator conduct.
Alaska HB3 requires the Alaska Legislature to convene annually in Anchorage. It mandates lobbyists to register with the Alaska Public Offices Commission, providing details like compensation, subjects lobbied, and criminal history. The bill restricts legislators and employees from soliciting or accepting contributions during sessions, except for certain charitable events. It also limits the use of state resources for non-legislative purposes and outlines exceptions. The bill includes provisions for emergency relocation of the seat of government and legislative guest scholarships.
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