Oregon Lobby law requires most lobbyists to register and file
quarterly reports of their expenditures. In addition, the organizations represented by the lobbyists, referred to as "Client/Employers", must also file
quarterly reports disclosing expenditures.
Oregon Lobby law found in ORS Chapter 171:
- Defines "Lobbying"
- Requires lobbyists to register
- Requires lobbyist and the entities they represent to file quarterly expenditure reports
- Determines when quarterly expenditure reports are due
- Specifies prohibited conduct, such as contingency lobbying