Post-legislative Employment - 11 of 25
Incorrect answer:
Incorrect answer:
YES, so long as you have not solicited any lobbying business or contracts or established a lobbying business or practice before your term actually expires is INCORRECT.
YES, so long as you have not solicited any lobbying business or contracts or established a lobbying business or practice before your term actually expires is INCORRECT.
The prohibition against a legislator lobbying, soliciting lobbying business or contracts, or otherwise establishing a lobbying business or practice prior to the expiration of his or her term under section 24-18-106, C.R.S., of the statutory code of ethics is in addition to the two-year post-legislative employment prohibition against personally representing another person or entity before a statewide elected officeholder or member of the General Assembly under Amendment 41.
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