Increased Transparency in Lobbying: Disclosing Foreign Influence.
This law enhances transparency in Washington by forcing lobbying firms to disclose which foreign governments or political parties are actually directing their activities, even if they are not the official clients. This helps citizens and policymakers better understand the true source of influence behind attempts to shape US law. The goal is to increase awareness of foreign influence sources in the legislative process.
Key points
Lobbyists are now required to disclose the names and addresses of foreign governments or political parties that control, supervise, or plan their lobbying activities.
The disclosure requirement also applies to lower-level entities, such as regional or municipal government units of foreign countries that influence lobbying.
Status:
Passed Senate
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