Learn more about the types of disclosure requirements that lobbyists and clients are required to report about attempts to influence government decision making in New York.
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19 NYCRR Part 934 Gift Regulations for Lobbyists and Clients
Gift regulations for lobbyists and their clients.
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19 NYCRR Part 938 - Source of Funding Disclosure
Procedures for lobbyists who lobby on their own behalf and clients to disclose each source of funding over $2,500. Effective through December 31, 2018.
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19 NYCRR Part 938 - Source of Funding Disclosure Regulations
Effective January 1, 2019 to conform with 19 NYCRR Part 943 - Comprehensive Lobbying Regulations. Procedures for lobbyists who lobby on their own behalf and clients to disclose each source of funding over $2,500.
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19 NYCRR Part 943 - Comprehensive Lobbying Regulations
Effective January 1, 2019, Part 943 marks the first time that existing guidelines and decades of advisory opinions will be compiled in one place in New York. It will provide a “one-stop shop” for information about the rules and requirements associated with lobbying in New York. Designed to close loopholes that have evolved over time, the regulations will capture more and better information about the targets of lobbying activities and the real clients of lobbyists.
The regulations take into account the use of ever-changing technology in conducting lobbying campaigns. They also streamline reporting requirements, providing more clarity about the requirements related to consultants, grassroots lobbying, sources of funding, and the use of new media for lobbying purposes.
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