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YES. So long as you do not offer any gifts to state officials or members of the General Assembly as prohibited by Amendment 41 is INCORRECT.

While it is true that Amendment 41 prohibits a professional lobbyist from knowingly giving public officials or members of the General Assembly any gifts or things of value, refraining from such activity does not avoid the general prohibition against a former member of the General Assembly lobbying for two years following the end of his or her service in the General Assembly.

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