Iowa Code § 68B.4A
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Sales by legislative employees.
Official statutory text
A permanent legislative employee shall not sell, either directly or indirectly, any goods or services to individuals, associations, or corporations which employ persons who are registered lobbyists before the general assembly, except when the legislative employee has met all of the following conditions:
(1) The consent of the person or persons responsible for hiring or approving the hiring of the legislative employee is obtained.
(2) The duties and functions performed by the legislative employee for the general assembly are not related to the legislative authority of the general assembly over the individual, association, or corporation, or the selling of goods or services by the legislative employee to the individuals, associations, or corporations does not affect the employee’s duties or functions at the general assembly.
(3) The selling of any goods or services by the legislative employee to an individual, association, or corporation does not include lobbying of the general assembly.
(4) The selling of any goods or services by the legislative employee does not cause the employee to sell goods or services to the general assembly on behalf of the individual, association, or corporation.
92 Acts, ch 1228, §3; 2008 Acts, ch 1031, §24
(1) The consent of the person or persons responsible for hiring or approving the hiring of the legislative employee is obtained.
(2) The duties and functions performed by the legislative employee for the general assembly are not related to the legislative authority of the general assembly over the individual, association, or corporation, or the selling of goods or services by the legislative employee to the individuals, associations, or corporations does not affect the employee’s duties or functions at the general assembly.
(3) The selling of any goods or services by the legislative employee to an individual, association, or corporation does not include lobbying of the general assembly.
(4) The selling of any goods or services by the legislative employee does not cause the employee to sell goods or services to the general assembly on behalf of the individual, association, or corporation.
92 Acts, ch 1228, §3; 2008 Acts, ch 1031, §24
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