As my colleagues know, I am currently chairman of the Dole Foundation, a tax-exempt non-profit organization established to expand employment opportunities for persons with disabilities. Assuming that I maintain or control the Dole Foundation, the committee-passed bill would prohibit registered lobbyists from offering monetary contributions or other items of value to the Dole Foundation. Is this correct?
Discussing the implications of a committee-passed bill on the Dole Foundation.
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