Idaho § 74-703 - REGISTRATION OF LOBBYISTS
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§ 74-703. REGISTRATION OF LOBBYISTS
(1) Before doing any lobbying, or within thirty (30) days after being employed, designated, or contracted as a lobbyist, whichever occurs first, a lobbyist shall register by filing with the secretary of state a lobbyist registration statement, in such detail as the secretary of state shall prescribe, accompanied by payment of a registration fee of ten dollars ($10.00) to be deposited by the secretary of state in the state treasury. The lobbyist registration statement shall include:
(a) The lobbyist’s name, permanent business address, and any temporary residential and business address in Ada county during the legislative session;
(b) The name, address, and notification email address to be used under section 74-705 (2), Idaho Code, for the employer, client, or designated contact, as well as the general nature of the occupation or business of the lobbyist’s employer or client, and the duration of the employment or contract;
(c) In the case of a designated lobbyist for a corporate entity as described in section 74-704 (7), Idaho Code, the name and notification email address of the corporate entity that is already registered as a lobbyist and for whom the designated lobbyist will be reporting all corporate and employee activities;
(d) Whether the person from whom he receives compensation employs him solely as a lobbyist or whether he is a regular employee performing services for his employer that include but are not limited to lobbying of legislation;
(e) The general subjects of the lobbyist’s legislative interest; and
(f) The name and address of the person who will have custody of the accounts, bills, receipts, books, papers, and documents required to be kept under this chapter.
(2) Any lobbyist who receives or is to receive compensation from more than one (1) person for his services as a lobbyist shall file a separate notice of representation, accompanied by the fee of ten dollars ($10.00) for each separate notice of representation, with respect to each such person; except that when a lobbyist whose fee for acting as such in respect to the same legislation or type of legislation is, or is to be, paid or contributed by more than one (1) person, then such lobbyist may file a single statement, in which he shall detail the name, business address and general occupation of each person so paying or contributing.
(3) Whenever a change, modification, or termination of the lobbyist’s employment or contract occurs, the lobbyist shall, within one (1) week of such change, modification, or termination, furnish full information regarding the same by filing with the secretary of state an amended registration statement.
(4) Each lobbyist who has registered shall file a new registration statement, revised as appropriate, on or before each January 10, and failure to do so shall terminate his registration.
[74-703, added 2025, ch. 280, sec. 10, p. 1191.]
Source: official Idaho text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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