Mississippi SB2405 requires lobbyists to disclose if their client is a foreign adversary principal.
Mississippi SB2405 amends the state's lobbying laws to mandate that registered lobbyists include in their annual registration statements whether their client is a foreign principal of a foreign adversary. The bill also provides definitions for terms such as "foreign adversary," "foreign principal," and "lobbying." This change aims to enhance transparency in lobbying activities by ensuring that the nature of the lobbyist's client is disclosed.
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