rule 8.8(5). Iowa Code section 68B.37(3) permits an executive branch lobbyist to seek an exemption from filing reports. An exemption is granted when the lobbyis
See rules in Chapter 8. It is our opinion that the statute does not create a presumption that activities by executive branch employees in dealing with other age
*rule 8.9. Based on the new language of the statute that requires a lobbyist's client to file a report on the due date whether or not payments were made to the
*rule 8.9. On the reports contemplated by the statute, the client is required to disclose all payments for expenses paid to the "lobbyist". Therefore, when the
* rule 8.7(3). It is our opinion that an individual engaging in lobbying activities before the executive branch must be registered on behalf of each intended cl
see also rule 8.3. It is our opinion that an individual who only "monitors" an issue does not "encourage the passage, defeat, approval, veto, or modification" o
*rule 8.3. We are of the opinion that an attorney representing a client in a contested case proceeding or any court action challenging an agency action is not a
Iowa Code s 56.15AThe issue has been raised concerning whether this prohibition extends to a "special session" of the General Assembly. We believe the phrase "r
*rule 8.3.Unless the gubernatorial appointment requires legislation, a rule, or an executive order, an individual discussing the appointment with executive bran
