Kentucky HB90 prohibits public postsecondary education institutions from using funds to compensate lobbyists.
Kentucky HB90 amends state law to prohibit public postsecondary education institutions from using appropriated funds or other sources to compensate external individuals or entities for lobbying services. This includes attempts to influence federal, state, or local legislation or public officials. The bill does not restrict employees from lobbying within their job descriptions or institutions from representing their interests before federal branches. The changes apply to all public postsecondary education institutions in the state.
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