Massachusetts S2943 aims to prevent discrimination in lobbying by disqualifying those convicted of unlawful practices for four years.
Massachusetts S2943 introduces measures to protect against discrimination in lobbying by automatically disqualifying individuals or organizations found to have engaged in unlawful practices from acting as executive or legislative agents for four years. The bill also closes a loophole in lobbying law by requiring the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination to establish an adjudicatory process to review complaints of discrimination. The state secretary will be notified of any determinations made by the commission.
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