Texas HB2912 prohibits lobbying on behalf of foreign adversaries and related entities, with civil penalties.

Texas HB2912 amends the Government Code to prohibit lobbyists from engaging in lobbying activities on behalf of foreign adversaries and related entities. The bill defines "foreign adversary" to include specific countries and entities under their control. It also defines "foreign adversary client" and "foreign adversary political party." Lobbyists are barred from communicating directly with legislative or executive branch members to influence legislation or administrative action on behalf of these entities.

Texas HB2912 prohibits lobbying on behalf of foreign adversaries and related entities, with civil penalties.

Texas HB2912 amends the Government Code to prohibit lobbyists from engaging in lobbying activities on behalf of foreign adversaries and related entities. The bill defines "foreign adversary" to include specific countries and entities under their control. It also defines "foreign adversary client" and "foreign adversary political party." Lobbyists are barred from communicating directly with legislative or executive branch members to influence legislation or administrative action on behalf of these entities.