Florida Regulations 34-12.165: Examples of Lobbying Activities
Current as of: 2024 | Check for updates
|
Other versions
[Notice: This rule replaces Fl. Admin. Code R. 34-12.160, except with respect to lobbying activities involving water management districts. Chapter 2014-183, Section 6, Laws of Florida, created Florida Statutes § 112.3261, “”Lobbying before water management districts; registration.”” That section provides that “”lobbies”” means seeking, on behalf of another person, to influence a water management district with respect to a decision of the district in an area of policy or procurement or an attempt to obtain the goodwill of a district official or employee. The term “”lobbies”” shall be interpreted and applied consistently with the rules of the commission implementing Florida Statutes § 112.3215 As Fl. Admin. Code R. 34-12.165, was not in existence when the Legislature enacted Florida Statutes § 112.3261, on May 2, 2014, the rule is not incorporated by reference into Florida Statutes § 112.3261]
As used in this rule, “”lobbying”” activities include, for example:
(1) The representation of a client in communications with the Office of the Governor with respect to legislative matters.
(2) Seeking to influence the content of an agency’s request for proposals or specifications for the purchase of goods or services on behalf of another person or governmental entity, unless in regard to the category of purchases described in Fl. Admin. Code R. 34-12.150
(3) Seeking to influence the priority given by an agency to the purchase of land or to a construction project on behalf of another person or governmental entity.
(4) Seeking to influence an agency’s decision regarding a proposed rule in behalf of a client through communications with agency personnel prior to the publication of a notice of rule development pursuant to Florida Statutes § 120.54(2), or the filing of a petition to initiate rulemaking pursuant to Florida Statutes § 120.54(7)
(5) Seeking to influence an agency in behalf of a person or governmental entity with respect to policies of the agency.
Rulemaking Authority 112.3215, 112.322(9) FS. Law Implemented Chapter 2014-183, Section 6, L.O.F., 112.3215, 112.3261 FS. History—New 10-19-14.
As used in this rule, “”lobbying”” activities include, for example:
(2) Seeking to influence the content of an agency’s request for proposals or specifications for the purchase of goods or services on behalf of another person or governmental entity, unless in regard to the category of purchases described in Fl. Admin. Code R. 34-12.150
(3) Seeking to influence the priority given by an agency to the purchase of land or to a construction project on behalf of another person or governmental entity.
(4) Seeking to influence an agency’s decision regarding a proposed rule in behalf of a client through communications with agency personnel prior to the publication of a notice of rule development pursuant to Florida Statutes § 120.54(2), or the filing of a petition to initiate rulemaking pursuant to Florida Statutes § 120.54(7)
(5) Seeking to influence an agency in behalf of a person or governmental entity with respect to policies of the agency.
Rulemaking Authority 112.3215, 112.322(9) FS. Law Implemented Chapter 2014-183, Section 6, L.O.F., 112.3215, 112.3261 FS. History—New 10-19-14.