Minnesota SF567 prohibits certain public officials from lobbying for seven years after leaving office.
Minnesota SF567 establishes a seven-year lobbying restriction for specific public officials. This includes members of the legislature, constitutional officers, and heads of state departments or agencies. The bill aims to prevent these officials from influencing legislative or administrative actions immediately after leaving office. The restriction applies to any lobbying activities that attempt to sway such actions.
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