SB290 expands the definition of lobbying to include procurement discussions and establishes presumptions regarding lobbyist compensation.
SB290 amends Hawaii's lobbying law to enhance transparency. It expands the definition of "lobbying" to include communications with high-level officials regarding procurement decisions. The bill presumes that individuals actively participating in lobbying activities on behalf of an organization are receiving compensation from that organization. Additionally, contracts entered into in violation of the state lobbying law are voidable.
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