An amendment that would have required lobbyists to electronically file and report expenses and would have doubled the maximum penalty for prohibited actions by lobbyists was nixed 98-101 on June 30 in the House.
State House Rep. Bryan Cutler, R-Lancaster, had sponsored HB 1175, which would have required registering lobbyists, lobbyists making changes to their registration statement or terminating their registration to file their documentation electronically.
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