San Francisco law requires Contact Lobbyists to register and file reports disclosing their lobbying activity. It also imposes a training obligation and certain restrictions on these lobbyists.
On January 1, 2018, Proposition T, an Ethics Commission-proposed measure adopted by San Francisco voters at the November 2016 election, will go into effect. This measure enacts new restrictions on gifts, campaign contributions, and bundling by lobbyists.
Contact Lobbyist Disclosure Process
Laws
The City’s Lobbyist Ordinance is found at Campaign and Governmental Conduct Code sections 2.100 et seq.
The Ethics Commission has also promulgated regulations implementing the Lobbyist Ordinance.
The ballot measure Proposition T restricts lobbyists gifts, contributions and bundling.
Resources
The Ethics Commission has produced a number of Lobbyist Ordinance resources:
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