Requires lobbyists to disclose campaign contributions, business relationships, and compensation to public officials' family members.
The bill mandates lobbyists to disclose campaign contributions to elected officials, existing business relationships with public officials, and compensation paid to family members of public officials exceeding $500 in the preceding year. It also outlines procedures for the disposition of campaign funds, prohibiting their use for personal expenses unrelated to political campaigns or public office duties. The bill defines permissible uses of campaign funds and restricts certain contributions and activities by lobbyists and related entities.
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