Increased Transparency of Foreign Influence in Lobbying
New rules require lobbying groups to disclose more information about foreign governments and political parties directing their activities. This aims to increase transparency and public awareness of who influences decisions in Washington. Citizens will be better able to assess whose interests are represented in the legislative process.
Key points
Lobbyists must disclose names and addresses of foreign governments and political parties controlling their activities.
The change aims to increase openness regarding foreign influence on American politics.
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