Prohibits the National Education Association from lobbying and mandates annual certification.
The TEACH Act, or Terminating Education Association Congressional Handouts Act, seeks to prohibit the National Education Association from engaging in lobbying activities. The bill amends Chapter 1511 of title 36, United States Code, by adding a new section that explicitly bans lobbying. The National Education Association must submit an annual certification to the Secretary of Education, assuring no lobbying activities have occurred. The penalty for violating this prohibition is the termination of the association's status as a federally chartered corporation.
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