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| Date | Title | Summary | Division/Section | Featured Image |
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| AO 2000-42: Qualified Lobbyists Permitted to File Exemptions from Filing Quarterly Reports | rule 8.8(5). Iowa Code section 68B.37(3) permits an executive branch lobbyist to seek an exemption… | Advisory Opinion | ||
| AO 2000-39: State Employees as Lobbyists and Not in "Collaborative Projects" with Other Agencies | See rules in Chapter 8. It is our opinion that the statute does not create a presumption that… | Advisory Opinion | ||
| AO 2000-30: Lobbyists' Clients No Longer Permitted to File Exemptions | *rule 8.9. Based on the new language of the statute that requires a lobbyist's client to file… | Advisory Opinion | ||
| AO 2000-29: Proper Reporting of Fees Paid to Lobbyists by Clients | *rule 8.9. On the reports contemplated by the statute, the client is required to disclose all… | Advisory Opinion | ||
| AO 2000-21: Registered Lobbyist Failing to Register on Behalf of Other Clients | * rule 8.7(3). It is our opinion that an individual engaging in lobbying activities before the… | Advisory Opinion | ||
| AO 2000-19: "Monitoring" of Issue Not Considered Lobbying | see also rule 8.3. It is our opinion that an individual who only "monitors" an issue does… | Advisory Opinion | ||
| AO 2000-08: Automatic Suspension of Individuals Who Lobby Executive Branch Agencies Without Being *rule rescinded | Iowa Administrative Code rule 351-13.5 has been rescinded. | Advisory Opinion | ||
| AO 2001-08: Attorney Representing Client in Contested Case or Court Action Not a Lobbyist | *rule 8.3. We are of the opinion that an attorney representing a client in a contested case… | Advisory Opinion | ||
| AO 2001-01: Contributions from Lobbyists and PACs during Special Session | Iowa Code s 56.15AThe issue has been raised concerning whether this prohibition extends to a "… | Advisory Opinion | ||
| AO 2002-14: Discussions Concerning Gubernatorial Appointments Not Lobbying | *rule 8.3.Unless the gubernatorial appointment requires legislation, a rule, or an executive order… | Advisory Opinion |