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A Formal Advisory Opinion issued by the members of the Alabama Ethics Commission answers a question based on the information and facts presented by an individual or group and protects the requestor(s) and any other person/group who reasonably relying, in good faith, on the issued opinion in a materially like circumstance from liability to the state, a county, or a municipal entity.

Advisory Opinions are available for viewing and begin with rulings from October 1, 1995 (first Advisory Opinion is AO95-67) and continues to current date. You may search by the actual Advisory number (i.e. AO2016-05, AO2002-07, etc.; for the years 1995-1999 use only the last two digits of the year Example – 99-02, 97-15), or a relevant word, name or phrase.

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LobbyistandPrincipalRegistrationProcess lobbyist registering with the Commission that they will be representing a particular principal. No individual or company can register as a lobbyist until they have a principal they will represent. ... http://ethics.alabama.gov/docs/pdf/2022/LobbyistandPrincipalRegistrationProcess.pdf

AO 2021-06 Bell, Raymond An appointed member of the Board of Trustees for Alabama A&M University may not solicit anything from a lobbyist other than a campaign contribution. An appointed member of the Board of Trustees for ... http://ethics.alabama.gov/docs/pdf/AO 2021-06 Bell, Raymond.pdf

InformalOpinions3 The Ethics Act does not prohibit a public official from receiving a gift from a person who is not a lobbyist or principal provided the gift is not received for the purpose of corruptly influencing ... http://ethics.alabama.gov/PDFs/2025/InformalOpinions3.pdf

AO96-30.pdf The term lobbyist includes any of thefollowing: 1. A person who receives compensation or reimbursementfrom another person, group, or entity to lobby. 2. A person who lobbies as a regular and ... http://ethics.alabama.gov/docs/pdf/AO96-30.pdf.pdf

AO2001-22pdf A lobbyist may not enter into a contract with a principal whereby the lobbyist's compensation is contingent upon the passage or defeat of legislation or other legislative action. A lobbyist may not ... http://ethics.alabama.gov/docs/pdf/AO2001-22pdf.pdf

F:\WEBSITE INFO\Code of Ethics for Lobbyists from House of Representatives.wpd Lobbyist Code of Ethics General Principles of Conduct. A lobbyist shall abide by the rules of the House and Senate, as well as instructions directed at lobbyists by the House and Senate. A lobbyist ... http://ethics.alabama.gov/docs/Code-of-Ethics-Lobbyists-House-of-Rep.pdf

annual_report_2006-2007 , previous Statement of Economic Interests forms of state elected/appointed officialsand agency heads along with Lobbyist and Principal forms were transferred to the State of Alabama Department of ... http://ethics.alabama.gov/news/Archive/annual_report_2006-2007.pdf

AO2016-35.pdf Caucuses Members of a legislative caucus, as public officials, may not solicit contributions from a lobbyist for caucus administrative and operational purposes, as a lobbyist may not be solicited ... http://ethics.alabama.gov/docs/pdf/AO2016-35.pdf.pdf

ao97-28all 97-28 Joan Lang Administrator Lawrence County Commission Courthouse Annex 750 Main Street Moulton, Alabama 35650 Conflict Of Interests/County Commissioner Employed With 3M Serving As Lobbyist On ... http://ethics.alabama.gov/docs/pdf/ao97-28all.pdf

Microsoft Word - Guidelines for Public Officials and Employees June 2012 " REVOLVING DOOR – Section 36-25-13 states: "(a) No public official shall serve for a fee as a lobbyist or otherwise represent clients, including his or her employer before the board, agency, ... http://ethics.alabama.gov/docs/GuidelinesPublicOfficialsEmployees7-2012.pdf

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