House concurs with Senate on expanded identification rules for lobbying advertisements
The House concurred in a Senate strike‑all to House Bill 686 that expands identification and reporting requirements for paid communications intended to influence legislative or administrative action, including a $1,000 reporting threshold and language identifying who paid for the ad.
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The House voted to concur in the Senate’s strike‑all amendment to House Bill 686, which broadens the definition and reporting obligations for lobbying advertisements.
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