North Dakota § 54-05.1-05 Invitations and gifts to legislators

North Dakota Statutes

§ 54-05.1-05 — Invitations and gifts to legislators

North Dakota § 54-05.1-05

Title 54State Government

Ch. 54-05.1Legislative Lobbying

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N.D. Cent. Code § 54-05.1-05 (2026).

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1.When any lobbyist invites a legislator to attend a function sponsored in whole or in part by the lobbyist or the principal, the lobbyist shall, upon the request of the legislator, supply the legislator with the true or estimated cost of the gratuity and allow the legislator to attend the function and pay the legislator's own share of the expenses.

2.When any lobbyist offers a gift of a non-information-bearing nature to a legislator, the lobbyist shall, upon the request of the legislator, supply the legislator with the true or estimated cost of the gratuity and allow the legislator to pay the cost of and receive the gift.

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1. When any lobbyist invites a legislator to attend a function sponsored in whole or in part
by the lobbyist or the principal, the lobbyist shall, upon the request of the legislator,
supply the legislator with the true or estimated cost of the gratuity and allow the
legislator to attend the function and pay the legislator's own share of the expenses.
2. When any lobbyist offers a gift of a non-information-bearing nature to a legislator, the
lobbyist shall, upon the request of the legislator, supply the legislator with the true or
estimated cost of the gratuity and allow the legislator to pay the cost of and receive the
gift.