Forfeiture of Retirement Benefits for Former Members of Congress Lobbying Foreign Entities
This bill aims to strip former Members of Congress and senior Congressional employees of their retirement and other federal benefits if they become lobbyists representing foreign entities. This means they would lose access to their pensions, health insurance, and life insurance if they engage in such activities after leaving public service. The goal is to enhance public trust and prevent conflicts of interest.
Key points
Former Members of Congress and senior Congressional employees will lose federal retirement and other benefits if they become foreign lobbyists.
This includes benefits from Civil Service Retirement System, Federal Employees Retirement System, Thrift Savings Plan, and federal health and life insurance programs.
The law applies to individuals who leave Congress or their positions after the bill's enactment and subsequently work as foreign lobbyists.
Status:
Expired
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