NH SB528

Prohibits lobbyists from receiving any compensation for lobbying activities on behalf of designated foreign adversaries, including China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, Cuba, the Maduro regime in Venezuela, and Syria

Extends the prohibition to lobbying for foreign political parties of adversaries, government officials, and entities owned or controlled by foreign adversaries (defined as 20% or more voting interest or board representation)

Authorizes the Attorney General to investigate suspected violations, issue civil investigative demands for documents and testimony, and bring civil enforcement actions

Violations subject to disgorgement of compensation received plus civil penalties of up to $1,000 per violation, with courts able to grant injunctive relief

Estimated fiscal impact of $137,000-$138,000 annually starting FY 2027 for one full-time attorney position in the Department of Justice; effective date January 1, 2027