Utah Admin. Code R623-1-5 - Suspension of Lobbyist License
(1) In
addition to the penalties outlined in Sections
36-11-401 and
36-11a-301, the office may suspend
the lobbyist license of an individual for a period of up to one year if the
individual:
(a) Fails to pay a fine imposed
under Section
36-11-401 within 30 calendar days
after the day on which the office imposes the fine;
(b) Fails to file a required report described
in Section
36-11-201 and fails to submit the
required report within 30 calendar days after the deadline described in Section
36-11-201; or
(c) Files a license
application, report, or other document to the office that contains materially
false information or omits material information; including, but not limited to,
the failure to list all principals for which the lobbyist works or is hired as
an independent contractor.
(2) If the office suspends a lobbyist
license, it shall immediately notify:
(a) The
speaker of the House of Representatives;
(b) The president of the Senate;
and
(c) The governor.
(3) If the office suspends an
individual's lobbyist license:
(a) The
individual may not lobby during the period of the suspension; and
(b) Except as provided in Subsection
R623-1-5(3)(b)(i), the individual may apply for a lobbyist license after the
suspension period expires by following the procedures of Section
36-11-103.
(i) The individual's lobbyist license is
automatically reinstated when the period of suspension ends if the beginning
and end of the suspension period is within the same licensure period.
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