Minnesota SF2711 modifies the prohibition on legislator lobbying activities by expanding the scope of prohibited employment.
Minnesota SF2711 amends the prohibition on certain legislator lobbying activities by expanding the types of businesses from which sitting members of the legislature are barred from accepting employment. The bill prohibits legislators from working for businesses whose primary revenue comes from lobbying, government relations, or government affairs services. This includes businesses that facilitate such services between third parties or employ lobbyists. The prohibition applies regardless of where the business operates or its clients are located.
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