Requires certain persons to register and report as governmental affairs agents.

Summary

The legislation amends the state's lobbying law to create a registration and reporting system for anyone who receives compensation to influence legislation, regulation, or government processes. It applies to individuals, firms, corporations, unions and other groups that spend more than $100 in any three‑month period on such activities, with limited exceptions for isolated or infrequent communications. The goal is to increase transparency about who is trying to sway public officials.

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