Expands disclosure requirements for lobbyists to include appropriations, executive orders, and tribal-state agreements.
The bill expands disclosure requirements for lobbyists to include details about appropriations, gubernatorial or local executive orders, and tribal-state agreements. It mandates that lobbyists report specific information such as the names and addresses of clients, the subjects of lobbying activities, and the terms of executive orders or agreements. Additionally, it requires lobbyists to disclose compensation and expenses related to their lobbying activities, with certain thresholds for detailed reporting. This legislation aims to increase transparency in lobbying activities.
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