61. On The Hill modify laws that might adversely affect our industry. To be more effective, it madesense to combine efforts,” Greenburg explains. He adds that lobbying is a http://www.itrecruitermag.com/magazine/display-industrytrends.asp?ContentID=679

62. Abortion Ruling May Affect Ky. The outcome could affect similar laws in about Kentucky General Assembly voted toban such abortions in 1998, following years of lobbying by Kentucky http://enquirer.com/editions/2000/05/07/loc_abortion_ruling_may.html

Front Page Local Sports Bengals ... Search /* You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines. */ var pageName="" var server="" var channel="" var pageType="" var pageValue="" var prop1="" var prop2="" var prop3="" var prop4="" var prop5="" var prop6="news" var prop7="" var prop8="" var prop9="" var prop10="" /********* INSERT THE DOMAIN AND PATH TO YOUR CODE BELOW ************/ /********** DO NOT ALTER ANYTHING ELSE BELOW THIS LINE! *************/ var s_code=' ' E N Q U I R E R L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E Sunday, May 07, 2000 Abortion ruling may affect Ky. By Susan Vela The Cincinnati Enquirer Northern Kentucky legislators are paying close attention to the U.S. Supreme Court debate over abortion. They're especially eager for a ruling on Stenberg vs. Carhart, The nation's highest court recently heard the case, and justices are expected to announce a decision in late June. The outcome could affect similar laws in about 30 other states, including Kentucky. Like most Kentucky legislators, Mr. Kerr opposes abortion.

63. 10.25_Reporting_State_Lobbying_Activity.htm the answer is framed to persuasively affect legislation or administrator must be awareof lobbying contacts in WSU policy nor federal or state laws restricts an http://www.wsu.edu/~forms/HTML/BPPM/10_Organization/10.25_Reporting_State_Lobbyi

Washington State University BUSINESS POLICIES AND PROCEDURES MANUAL ORGANIZATION REV 9-99 Government Relations Reporting State Lobbying Activity PDF link OVERVIEW University employees who engage in lobbying activities are required to keep track of and report all applicable lobbying activities. This section defines state lobbying and provides procedures for quarterly reporting of state lobbying. STATE LOBBYING Contacts With State Officials The University encourages employees to have good professional relationships with state elected officials and to be responsive to questions and requests for information. The University particularly encourages faculty and staff who work in communities around the state to have contact with public officials, including local legislators. Contacts with public officials may provide information concerning University programs offered in particular legislative districts and University assistance available to address local needs. Lobbying Activities Many contacts with elected officials are considered by state law to be official "lobbying" on behalf of the University. State law provides restrictions and reporting requirements for public employees who engage in lobbying activities. See below. Activities usually considered to be public lobbying include: Most in-person meetings with legislators and their staff.

64. Eco-group Violated Tax Laws? - PFTUSA degradation – has violated major US tax laws by engaging we knew from newspaperaccounts that EWG was lobbying. for a 501(c)(3) to try and affect the outcome http://www.restoringamerica.org/archive/environment/eco-group_violated_tax_law.h

Restoring America ... One Friend... One Neighborhood... One School, At A Time... QUICK LINKS: Home Issues Index Environment Archives http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=26491 Eco-group violated tax laws? Free-enterprise organization files complaint with IRS February 17, 2002 By Sarah Foster © 2002 WorldNetDaily.com A small but influential nonprofit environmental organization – with a cultivated image of underdog crusader against the forces of corporate greed and environmental degradation – has violated major U.S. tax laws by engaging in excessive lobbying and politicking on both federal and state issues, according to the Center for the Defense of Free Enterprise, a non-partisan group in Bellevue, Wash., that specializes in research about the environmental movement. The Center believes so strongly that the violations by the Environmental Working Group, based in Washington, D.C., are so blatant and of such long-standing, it filed a nine-page letter Feb. 8 with IRS Commissioner Charles O. Rossotti, detailing its findings and requesting immediate revocation of the EWG's tax-exempt status. "To us, it's patently clear that in their actions from the very beginning, EWG served a lobbying function," said the Center's vice president, Ron Arnold, discussing the allegations with WorldNetDaily. "Over the years, they went far beyond what a nonprofit organization can do without legally abusing its tax-exempt privileges."

65. AmCham - Taiwan Government - AmCham And The Legislative Yuan Technology, Judiciary, National Defense, Organic laws, Public Health of views andinformation, particularly when issues affect foreign groups lobbying by AmCham. http://www.amcham.com.tw/amcham_and_the_legislative_yuan.php

TOPICS Magazine Current Issue Vol. - No. Taiwan Government Legislative Yuan Legislature Agenda Executive Yuan ... Gov't Organizations All results 5 results 10 results 20 results 30 results 50 results Single Word Search CALENDAR CONTACT INFO BULLETIN BOARD FEEDBACK FORM Latest AmCham News Travel Warning - China This Travel Warning is being issued to alert U.S. citizens that the Department of State has now authorized the departure, on a voluntary basis, of non-emergency employees and all family members at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing and the Consulates General in Chengdu, Shanghai, Shenyang, Guangzhou and Hong Kong SAR, China, as a precautionary measure due to the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) situation. More... April 7, 2003 Home Taiwan Government Amcham and the Legislative Yuan Wed April 9, 2003 AmCham and the Legislative Yuan AmCham has an ongoing program of monitoring developments in the Legislative Yuan and in seeking to ensure the interests of international business are taken into account important legislation. Find out more about AmCham's work in this area and how members can participate in this important activity. Introduction Legislative Process Reports Introduction The Legislative Yuan is now the highest representative body responsible for converging and reflecting public opinion, passing laws, determining budgets, approving national policy and supervising government administration. It plays a key role in Taiwan's drive both toward greater democracy, and a more liberalized economy.

66. National Wildlife Refuge Association - Legalities Of Advocacy organizations can't lobby, as tax laws have always Grassroots lobbying is any attemptto influence legislation by trying to affect the opinion of http://www.refugenet.org/new friends connect/legalities of advocacy.htm

67. Services: Public Affairs Public Affairs lobbying At Capital Strategies, we know how government works. Wesee lobbying as a huge opportunity to have a say about laws that affect you. http://www.capstrat.com/services/publicaffairs/lobbying.asp

Wednesday, April 09, 2003 Public Affairs: Lobbying At Capital Strategies, we know how government works. We see lobbying as a huge opportunity to have a say about laws that affect you. As a tool to educate and advocate for or against public policies that impact your business. In fact, our CEO, Ken Eudy, has been rated one of the most effective lobbyists in North Carolina. Our executives have served as senior advisors to governors and members of Congress. We know the process and the players. And the players know us. So we can help you make your case in the right way to the right people. With broad and deep experience on the local, state and federal level, we excel at crafting winning legislative strategies. We develop sound arguments and employ powerful tactics that support positive legislative outcomes. And we monitor your issues to keep you apprised of changing perceptions. Related Links Public Affairs Home Speaker's Bureau Bond Campaigns Leader Outreach ... Issues Management To Learn More Contact Rachel Perry to find out how you can strengthen your impact on public policy.

68. Kaiser Foundation - News However, if this legislation will adversely affect certain groups in the amount ofcounterlobbying it is economic argument in favour of reforming these laws. http://www.kaiserfoundation.ca/modules/Document.asp?LocID=211&DocID=1186

69. NCCS - Advocacy Bibliography: RIGHTS, LAWS, REGULATIONS ADV RIGHTS, laws, REGULATIONS. Nonprofits can use Charitable Dollars to affect PublicPolicy Nonprofit lobbying Guide Advocating Your Cause and Getting Results http://nccs.urban.org/adv-rights.htm

Advocacy Bibliography Democracy and Civil Society Theory, Frameworks, Models, Data Social Movements Politically-Active Nonprofit Organizations ... Alphabetical Listing by Author ADV: RIGHTS, LAWS, REGULATIONS Hopkins, Bruce. Charity, Advocacy and the Law: How Nonprofits can use Charitable Dollars to Affect Public Policy Lawfully. New York, NY: Wiley, 1993. Smucker, Bob. Nonprofit Lobbying Guide: Advocating Your Cause and Getting Results. San Francisco, CA: Oxford (Jossey-Bass Publishers), 1991. Smucker, Bob. The Non Profit Lobbying Guide. Washington, D.C: INDEPENDENT SECTOR, 1999. Troyer, Thomas. Handbook on Tax Rules for Voter Participation by Section 501(c )(3) Organizations. Washington, D.C: INDEPENDENT SECTOR, 1992. Comments and questions may be sent via email to NCCS@ui.urban.org

70. Laws Guides To Lobbying DARWIN Australia could be let off the hook with regard to its controversial mandatory sentencing laws following intense diplomatic lobbying of the UN's human rights office by Australian officials. http://www.labouranimalwelfaresociety.org/articles/Guide%20to%20lobbying.htm

LAWS GUIDE TO LOBBYING By Stephen Crisp- edited by Gary Hills Campaigning for animal welfare through Parliament We all know the major animal welfare groups are effective lobbyers of Parliament. The most important thing to most MPs however, is the constituent. How can we as individuals, become effective lobbyists? Lobbying your member of parliament is an inexact science but there are some very good and very bad ways of doing it. All we intend to do in this web page is to give practical advice on basic techniques for lobbying constituency MPs by individuals. Some of what we are about to say may sound patently obvious but everything written comes from experience gained in good and bad lobbying over a period of time. What are the aims of Lobbying? To make MPs aware of the subject many MPs simply don’t have the same interest in animal welfare as us, so this is a basic starting point. To elicit a reasoned response – if you get this, the MPs had to think about the subject. To try and make the MP agree with Your view on that subject. To get the MP to act to make a difference as regard to your subject.

71. Copyright Law Changes That May Affect You - Nolo Copyright Law Changes That May affect You. You may find a few surprises in the newlaws. of copyright legislation in 1998, reflecting the lobbying efforts of http://www.nolo.com/lawcenter/ency/article.cfm/objectID/F64C2692-B1BF-440C-BEB6C

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72. CFA Legislative Group: Changing Laws About Cat Ownership Several types of laws typically affect cat ownership. Some of these laws have beenin effect for many years; others are new concepts within the past few years. http://www.cfainc.org/articles/legislative/changing-laws-ownership.html

Legislative Articles How to Fight Back Grass Roots Lobbying A Lesson in Political Reality Changing Laws Ownership, Not Guardianship The Year 2001 in Review Good Law is in the Wording Fees and Fines Backfire CFA Info Board of Directors CFA Constitution Central Office CFA Foundation ... CFA Price List CFA Policy and Guidance Statements Pedigreed Cats Face Extinction Guidance Statements on Feral Cats Spay and Neuter Programs Cat Overpopulation ... Declawing of Cats Changing Laws About Cat Ownership Not many years ago, cats were accepted by society as free spirit creatures that should not - indeed, could not - be confined or regulated. Perhaps because of the stress of modern life, some people now believe that laws should regulate cats much in the same manner that dogs are regulated. Some people go even further, and suggest that unowned or feral cats should be eliminated, in the erroneous belief that these trap-and-kill programs will protect birds, or as a final solution to what is perceived as nuisance. The Cat Fanciers' Association (CFA) supports reasonable laws that fairly and truly address genuine animal problems in any given jurisdiction. CFA opposes laws that are detrimental to a person's rights to own or care for cats in a responsible manner. The CFA Legislative Group works with cat owners and cat fanciers at a grassroots level to counter laws that restrict or prohibit the breeding of pedigreed cats, deter the beneficial efforts of many organizations to manage feral cat colonies, or prevent the humane actions of individuals who provide food and minimal care and comfort to unowned cats.

73. Public Library Board Of Trustees Responsibilities - Utah State Library Division Orchestrate your lobbying effort carefully attitudes of the staff which in turnaffect the quality a director, following state and local laws and regulations http://www.state.lib.ut.us/trustee4.html

Board Responsibilities: Establish a public relations policy. Make sure there is a public relations plan and a budget for public relations activities. Participate in public relations events and evaluate your library's public relations programs. Encourage staff involvement in public relations and recruit volunteers. Individual Trustee Responsibilities * Be vocal, visible, and well-informed - use your library and spread the word about its services and successes. Look for opportunities to build a positive image for the library. Tell people about the library's programs, progress, and plans. Be an advocate for all libraries - talk about the merits of quality library service and the importance of reading. Get to know local officials and persuade them to support the library. Listen to the community - be the library's eyes and ears. Support the "Friends of the Library" and recruit new members. Mastering The Political Process: From Good Will To Advocacy Public relations alone is not enough. Trustees must be lobbyists as well as good will ambassadors for the library they serve. Trustees who are effective advocates learn how to affect the decision-making process. They understand how the political process works, get to know local and state elected officials, express opinions where they count, and mobilize and coordinate support when needed. As the official representatives of the citizens, trustees have credibility with elected officials whose decisions are crucial to the library' future. Trustees who are well informed and articulate can make a big difference.

74. Research Policies & Procedures Handbook - Chapter IV - OVPR/UGA Neither does it affect professional or technical services the law prohibits certainlobbying activities. compliance with various federal laws, regulations, and http://www.ovpr.uga.edu/rpph/rph_chp4.html

Go Back to the OVPR Main Page Go Back to Research Policies and Procedures Handbook Table of Contents Chapter IV Laws, Regulations, Policies, and Procedures Governing Research Laws, Regulations, Policies, and Procedures Laws, Regulations, Policies, and Procedures Governing Research Federal/State Laws and Regulations Animal Care and Use ... Summer Research Chapter IV Laws, Regulations, Policies, and Procedures Governing Research The UGA is subect to the policies of the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia. Faculty and staff are expected to be familiar with and to adhere to federal, state and University regulations and policies that govern research. Failure to comply may jeopardize not only the individual research project, but also the entire UGA research program. Because the scope of this handbook is limited to research, it is suggested that each reader review a copy of the UGA statutes and become familiar with policy matters not covered in this handbook. Additional policies also are published in the University of Georgia Aministrative Policies and Procedures Manual. FEDERAL/STATE LAWS AND REGULATIONS Animal Care and Use Faculty who use animals in research or teaching are responsible to do so in accordance with UGA policies. The UGA has a formal process to assure federal agencies that applicable laws and guidelines are followed. Prior to initiating an animal requisition, an Animal Use Proposal Form must be submitted, including plans for appropriate animal care, to the Director of Animal Care and Use. Information on procedures for submission of animal use proposals and compliance with the UGA policy is available from the Director of Animal Care and Use, Boyd Graduate Studies Research Center

75. The Lobbying Problem In A Democracy more likely to win political support especially when lobbying can directly affectlegislated actions and antidumping policies are examples of laws which are http://internationalecon.com/v1.0/ch105/105c070.html

The Lobbying Problem in a Democracy Chapter 105 T here is a real problem with the lobbying process in democratic societies. Even though lobbying is a legitimate process of information transfer between constituents and government decision-makers, it also produces some obvious disparities. Whenever policy actions generate concentrated benefits and dispersed costs, the incentives and abilities to lobby are significantly different across groups. Potential beneficiaries can often use the advantage of small group size and large potential windfalls to wield disproportionate influence on decision-makers. Potential losers, whose numbers are large and expected costs per person quite small, have almost no ability to lobby the government effectively. Thus, in a democratic society in which lobbying can influence decisions, decisions are likely to be biased in the favor of those policies which generate concentrated benefits and dispersed losses. Unfortunately, and perhaps coincidentally, most policy actions taken produce concentrated benefits and dispersed losses. In the case of trade policies, most protectionist actions will cause concentrated benefits to accrue to firms, whereas losses will be dispersed among millions of consumers. This means that protectionist policies are more likely to win political support especially when lobbying can directly affect legislated actions. In many countries this tendency is reflected in the type of trade policy procedures that are available by law. Escape clause, antisubsidy, and antidumping policies are examples of laws which are designed to protect firms and industries in particular situations. In evaluating these types of petitions in the US, there is

76. PUBLIC POLICY AND THE EMPOWERMENT OF PEOPLE WITH DISIBILITIES of directors, money from contributors, a good public image, compliance with existinglaws and government Could lobbying affect the museum's government funding? http://www.humind.or.jp/welfare/disablep/jil97/jim-e.html

PUBLIC POLICY AND THE EMPOWERMENT OF PEOPLE WITH DISIBILITIES: by Jim Tusher A brief look at the strategies of one Independent living center The work of the Public Policy Department, like all of the work at Paraquad, is based on the belief that both the individual served and the greater society are better off when people with disabilities are living as independently and productively as possible in the mainstream of their community. The mission of the Public Policy Department at Paraquad is to move the St. Louis community and the State of Missouri toward that goal as quickly as possible. In pursuit of that goal, a variety of strategies are employed. At times, several strategies are used simultaneously and there is over lap between some of the methods. It must be acknowledged that Japan and the US have very different cultures and therefore, public policy strategies which are successfully employed in the US may not translate completely to Japan. However, there might be ways to use some of the strategies, or elements of some, in different ways or under different circumstances in Japan. The strategies most frequently used by Paraquad are briefly described below. Direct Lobbying Direct lobbying is contacting a legislator, a legislative body employee, or any other government employee for the purpose of influencing the formulation of legislation. State law in Missouri also defines attempting to influence the formulation of government regulations as lobbying. There are clear but liberal rules organizations like centers must comply with when lobbying. However, lobbying is such as effective way to empower people with disabilities that working within the rules is a small price to pay.

77. US Senate Legislation Records Home Legislative Process Legislation, laws, and Acts Chapter 1 Bills Chapter 2 Joint Resolutions Chapter3 Public bills pertain to matters that affect the general public or classes of http://www.senate.gov/legislative/common/briefing/leg_laws_acts.htm

78. NetRead: How To: Legal: Copyright Law Changes That May Affect You Copyright Law Changes that May affect You, You may find a few surprises in the newlaws. of copyright legislation in 1998, reflecting the lobbying efforts of http://www.netread.com/howto/legal/?article=scorecard.htm

79. Public Policy Background 4.Actions to affect regulations or other acts implementing existing laws that are 6.Selfdefenselobbying activities directed at legislators or their http://www.yscal.org/resources/statement.html

Public Policy Background Browse YSCal's Public Policy archives by category: National California Statement on Lobbying from the Corporation for National Service What You Can Do to Increase Public Awareness Search YSCal's Public Policy archive by keyword: Keyword: Find page with all or any of the keywords. STATEMENT ON LOBBYING FROM THE CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE What State And Local Practitioners Should Know About Communicating With Elected Officials Statement from CNS Chief Executive Officer Harris Wofford Since its inception, the Corporation for National Service has strictly prohibited programs or participants from using Corporation funds to lobby Congress or to engage in other partisan political activities or advocacy activities. As you know, individuals who are serving in programs funded by the Corporation are prohibited from engaging in lobbying activities or partisan political activities, in the course of their duties, at the request of program staff, or in a manner that would associate their activities with their programs or with the Corporation. (Original memo dated January 29, 1996)

80. 10 Reasons To Lobby For Your Cause But lobbying, or more simply, trying to influence those who make policies that affectour lives ACES, which has helped change child support laws not just http://www.ctnonprofits.org/Pages/Legislature/10_reasons_to_lobby_for_your_cau.h

For many of us, lobbying is something other people do—people who wear fancy clothes and buy politicians lunch at expensive restaurants. But lobbying, or more simply, trying to influence those who make policies that affect our lives, is something anyone can do. And it is something all of us should do if we believe in a good cause and in a democratic form of government. Read on to find out why. 1. You can make a difference. It takes one person to initiate change. Gerry Jensen was a single mother struggling to raise her son in Toledo, Ohio, without the help of a workable child support system. She put an ad in a local newspaper to see if there were other moms who wanted to join her in working for change. There were. Over time, they built the Association for Child Support Enforcement, or ACES, which has helped change child support laws not just in Ohio, but across the country. One person—a single mother—made a difference. 2. People working together can make a difference. Families of Alzheimer’s patients working together, through the Alzheimer’s Association, convinced the

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