§ 8-36. Contingent compensation.

(a) Legislative lobbying.

A lobbyist may not lobby on behalf of any person for compensation that is dependent in any way on:

(1) the passage, enactment, or defeat of any legislation; or

(2) any other contingency related to legislative action.

(b) Executive lobbying.

A lobbyist may not lobby on behalf of any person for compensation that is dependent in any way on:

(1) the outcome of any executive action relating to the solicitation or securing of a procurement contract; or

(2) any other contingency related to executive action.