OR SB1589

Lobbyists representing multiple clients concurrently must file notice with the Oregon Government Ethics Commission within three business days of agreeing to lobby on new legislative or administrative action, or taking a new position on any action

Notices must specify the client's position on each action: support, support if amended, oppose, oppose unless amended, neutral monitoring, monitoring while seeking amendment, or monitoring with concerns

Lobbyist-attorneys cannot invoke attorney-client privilege to avoid filing required notices

Lobbyists must report total compensation received from each client subject to the notice requirements, filed according to existing reporting schedules

Prohibits lobbyists from knowingly deceiving legislators about pending actions or representing adverse interests to a client without written consent; takes effect 91 days after the 2026 legislative session adjourns