Oklahoma SB2109 mandates disclosure of contributions from foreign principals by certain charitable organizations.
Oklahoma SB2109 requires charitable organizations engaging in executive or legislative lobbying to disclose contributions from foreign principals. A foreign principal is defined as a person or entity acting at the request, suggestion, or direction of a foreign entity. The disclosure must include the name, classification, and country of origin of the foreign principal, and any single contribution exceeding Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) must be disclosed within thirty (30) days of receipt. The Ethics Commission must maintain a publicly accessible online database of all disclosures.
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