Pennsylvania HB278 amends lobbying disclosure laws, adjusting registration, reporting, and exemption criteria, and making an editorial change.
Pennsylvania HB278 amends Title 65 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to revise lobbying disclosure laws. It adjusts registration and reporting requirements, exempts certain individuals and activities from registration and reporting, and makes an editorial change. The bill specifies that lobbyists, lobbying firms, or principals must register electronically unless exempt. It sets thresholds for reporting and mandates electronic filing for certain expenses.
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