Wash. Admin. Code § 390-20-105 - Lobbyist's employer - Meaning - Examples
(1) The term "lobbyist's employer" includes
every person who engages or utilizes the services of any other person to lobby,
upon an agreement express or implied, for compensation or for other
consideration, as that term is defined in WAC
390-05-220. A person is a
lobbyist's employer within the meaning of the act when:
(a) Other persons are actually employed by or
receive consideration from such person in whole or in part for
lobbying;
(b) Officers or employers
of such person, lobby for or on behalf of such person, whether such duties are
expressed in the corporate or partnership articles or bylaws or other writings
of such employer, or in a written or oral contract, or exist by reason of a
mutual understanding;
(c) The
lobbying services are secured or arranged for through an authorized
representative.
(2) A
person shall not be deemed to be a lobbyist's employer solely because an
employee of such person engages in lobbying.
Notes
Statutory Authority: RCW 42.17.370(1). 02-03-018, § 390-20-105, filed 1/4/02, effective 2/4/02; 88-14-064 (Order 88-02), § 390-20-105, filed 7/1/88; 85-24-020 (Order 85-05), § 390-20-105, filed 11/26/85; Order 62, § 390-20-105, filed 8/26/75.
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