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House debate fails amendment to expand lobbyist gift disclosures; SB246 passes as amended
Summary
Representatives debated Third Substitute Senate Bill 246, which adjusts lobbyist reporting and gift thresholds. An amendment seeking broader disclosure of meals and intangible gifts failed after floor exchange; the bill passed the House as amended (72–0).
Representative D introduced Third Substitute Senate Bill 246, explaining the measure contains changes to lobbyist conflict‑of‑interest and disclosure rules the Senate sent back to the House. He said the bill tightens reporting in some areas while removing other lines related to former principals or clients and clarifying when government officers are not considered lobbyists.
Representative Becker offered amendment number 3 to narrow the line between tangible and intangible property and to require reporting…
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