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The document is a Lobbyist Registration Form for the City of Irving, outlining the requirements for individuals or entities engaging in lobbying activities. It specifies conditions under which registration is mandatory, exceptions to registration, and provides sections for registrant information, employee details, and attestation. The form emphasizes compliance with the Irving Ethics Code and includes guidelines on campaign contributions related to discretionary contracts.

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Who has to register as a lobbyist in Texas?

Lobby registration is required if a person meets either one of two thresholds: the compensation and reimbursement threshold or the expenditure threshold. A person required to register may be a corporation, partnership, association, or other type of business entity as well as an individual.

Who typically becomes a lobbyist?

Many lobbyists hold degrees in political science, economics, communications, or public relations, but not all do. In addition, lobbyists often have diverse backgrounds and varied career experiences. For example, former legislators and politicians commonly take up lobbying, as do lawyers and educators.

Who do lobbyists register with?

The Lobbying Disclosure Act of 1995, as amended (2 U.S.C. 1601 et. Seq.), requires lobbying firms and organizations to register and file reports of the lobbying activities and certain contributions and expenses with the Secretary of the Senate and the Clerk of the House of Representatives.

What triggers lobbying registration?

The registration requirement of a potential registrant is triggered either (1) on the date its employee/lobbyist is employed or retained to make more than one lobbying contact on behalf of the client (and meets the 20 percent of time threshold), or (2) on the date their employee/lobbyist (who meets the 20 percent of