What was the result of the passage of the Lobby Disclosure Act of 1995?
A) A wider-than-before group of political actors were required to register as lobbyists and had to report every six months on which policies they were trying to influence and how much money they were spending.
B) Lobbyists were no longer allowed to accept ear-marked funds or project money once they had associated themselves with a member of Congress.
C) Ex-officials were no longer able to work as lobbyists for three years after their terms were up.
D) Former U.S. trade representatives and their deputies were banned for five years from working as lobbyists after their government assignments were over.
E) Lobbyists were no longer allowed to work on Capitol Hill.

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The Lobby Disclosure Act of 1995 required a wider group of political actors to register as lobbyists and report their activities every six months. This included both individuals and organizations who were attempting to influence government policy and spending. However, it did not include a ban on lobbyists working on Capitol Hill, or on ex-officials working as lobbyists with a three or five year waiting period.

What Was the Result of the Passage of the Lobby