Requires certain persons to register and report as governmental affairs agents.
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Overview
This bill requires certain individuals, known as governmental affairs agents, to register and report their activities to the Election Law Enforcement Commission (ELEC). It expands the definition of a governmental affairs agent to include anyone receiving compensation for communicating with state legislators, their staff, or executive branch officials to influence legislation or regulation. The bill aims to increase transparency in communications between lobbyists and government officials.
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Primary sponsors
Joseph Cryan
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