Governmental Public Affairs
The Lobbying Disclosure Act (LDA) is a federal law enacted in 1995 aimed at increasing transparency in the lobbying process by requiring individuals and organizations that engage in lobbying activities to register and disclose their lobbying efforts. This act connects to various aspects of public affairs, emphasizing the importance of ethical practices, managing conflicts of interest, and ensuring compliance with laws related to campaign finance and lobbying.
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