Prohibits lobbyists convicted of class D felonies or higher from lobbying for three years; allows suspension extensions; provides a hearing for.
New York S03597 amends the legislative law to bar lobbyists convicted of or pleading guilty to class D felonies or higher from acting as lobbyists for three years from the date of conviction. The bill allows for the suspension to be extended, but not for more than two additional years. It also entitles the lobbyist to a hearing upon application for an extension of the suspension. The bill outlines penalties for violations, including fines and potential debarment.
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