I am saying there is a managers' amendment that will clarify that issue. If there is a broadly attended event, at the invitation of the sponsor, which you are not being invited to by a registered lobbyist--which is what you are saying--the managers' amendment will make it clear you will be permitted to do that.
Editor's note · Context
Discussing a managers' amendment related to lobbyist invitations during a legislative session.
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