Michigan HB5671 prohibits lobbyists from giving or purchasing food or beverages for legislators.
Michigan HB5671 amends the Michigan Lobbying Act to prohibit lobbyists or lobbyist agents from giving or purchasing food or beverages, including breakfast, luncheon, dinner, or other refreshment, for a member of the legislature. The bill defines lobbyists and lobbyist agents and outlines the reporting requirements for lobbyists. Violators of this provision are subject to misdemeanor penalties. The bill also includes provisions for the preservation and destruction of lobbyist records by the Secretary of State.
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