Utah § 36-11-305.5 Lobbyist requirements.

Utah Statutes

§ 36-11-305.5 — Lobbyist requirements.

Utah § 36-11-305.5

Title 36Legislature

Ch. 36-11Lobbyist Disclosure and Regulation Act

Part 36-11-3Regulation of Lobbyists' Activities

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Utah Code Ann. § 36-11-305.5 (2026).

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(1)The lieutenant governor shall issue to each lobbyist a name tag that includes:

(1)(a) the word "Lobbyist" in at least 18-point type;

(1)(b) the first and last name of the lobbyist, in at least 18-point type; and

(1)(c) if the lobbyist is registered as a foreign agent under Section 36-11-103.5, the words "Registered Foreign Lobbyist" in at least 14-point type.

(2)A lobbyist may not lobby a public official while the lobbyist is at the capitol hill complex unless the lobbyist is wearing the name tag described in Subsection (1), with the information described in Subsection (1), in plain view.

(3)A lobbyist shall, at the beginning of making a communication to a public official that constitutes lobbying, inform the public official of the identity of the principal on whose behalf the lobby

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(1) The lieutenant governor shall issue to each lobbyist a name tag that includes:

(1)(a) the word "Lobbyist" in at least 18-point type;
(1)(b) the first and last name of the lobbyist, in at least 18-point type; and
(1)(c) if the lobbyist is registered as a foreign agent under Section 36-11-103.5, the words "Registered Foreign Lobbyist" in at least 14-point type.
(2) A lobbyist may not lobby a public official while the lobbyist is at the capitol hill complex unless the lobbyist is wearing the name tag described in Subsection (1), with the information described in Subsection (1), in plain view.
(3) A lobbyist shall, at the beginning of making a communication to a public official that constitutes lobbying, inform the public official of the identity of the principal on whose behalf the lobbyist is lobbying.