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- Alaska Statutes.
- Title 24. Legislature
- Chapter 45. Regulation of Lobbying
- Section 121. Prohibitions.
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AS 24.45.121. Prohibitions.
- (a) A lobbyist may not
- (1) engage in any activity as a lobbyist before registering under AS 24.45.041;
- (2) do anything with the intent of placing a public official under personal obligation to the lobbyist or to the
lobbyist's employer;
- (3) intentionally deceive or attempt to deceive any public official with regard to any material fact pertinent to pending
or proposed legislative or administrative action;
- (4) cause or influence the introduction of a legislative measure solely for the purpose of thereafter being employed to
secure its passage or its defeat;
- (5) cause a communication to be sent to a public official in the name of any fictitious person or in the name of any real
person, except with the consent of that person;
- (6) accept or agree to accept any payment in any way contingent upon the defeat, enactment, or outcome of any proposed
legislative or administrative action;
- (7) serve as a member of a state board or commission, if the lobbyist's employer may receive direct economic benefit from
a decision of that board or commission;
- (8) serve as a campaign manager or director, serve as a campaign treasurer or deputy campaign treasurer on a finance or
fund-raising committee, host a fund-raising event, directly or indirectly collect contributions for, or deliver
contributions to, a candidate, or otherwise engage in the fund-raising activity of a legislative campaign or campaign
for governor or lieutenant governor if the lobbyist has registered, or is required to register, as a lobbyist under
this chapter, during the calendar year; this paragraph does not apply to a representational lobbyist as defined in the
regulations of the Alaska Public Offices Commission, and does not prohibit a lobbyist from making personal
contributions to a candidate as authorized by AS 15.13 or
personally advocating on behalf of a candidate;
- (9) offer, solicit, initiate, facilitate, or provide to or on behalf of a person covered by AS 24.60 a gift, other than food or
beverage for immediate consumption; however, this paragraph does not prohibit a lobbyist from providing tickets to a
charity event described in AS 24.60.080 (a)(2)(B), or a contribution to a charity event
under AS 24.60.080 (c)(10);
- (10) make or offer a gift or a campaign contribution whose acceptance by the person to whom it is offered would violate AS
24.60 or AS 39.52.
- (b) A person may not employ for pay or any consideration, or pay or agree to pay consideration to, a person to lobby who
is not registered under AS 24.45.041
unless that person registers and that person does in fact so register before engaging in lobbying.
- (c) A former member of the legislature may not engage in activity as a lobbyist before the legislature for a period of one
year after the former member has left the legislature. This subsection does not prohibit a former member from acting as
a volunteer lobbyist described in AS 24.45.161
(a)(1) or a representational lobbyist as defined under regulations of the commission.
- (d) An individual may not, at any time that AS 39.52 prohibits that individual from engaging in activity as a
lobbyist, register as a lobbyist under this chapter or engage in any activity as a lobbyist. This subsection does not
prohibit registration or service as a volunteer lobbyist described in AS 24.45.161 (a)(1) or a representational lobbyist, as
defined in regulation by the commission.
- (e) The spouse or domestic partner of a legislator may not engage in activity as a lobbyist.
This subsection does not prohibit the spouse or domestic partner from acting as a volunteer lobbyist under AS 24.45.161 (a)(1) or a representational lobbyist, as
defined in regulation by the commission.
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