Colorado SB147 amends lobbyist regulations by introducing new definitions and requirements for advocacy day participants and nonprofit advocates.
Colorado SB147 amends the state's lobbying regulations by introducing new definitions and requirements. The bill defines "advocacy day participant" as an individual who lobbies a covered official on a designated advocacy day, without needing to register as a lobbyist. It also defines "nonprofit advocate" as an individual who engages in lobbying on behalf of a nonprofit entity as an incidental duty. The bill requires individuals who will have an advocacy day participant lobby a covered official to register and file specified information with the general assembly for each advocacy day.
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