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1. CONFLICTS OF INTEREST
PROVISION 1: PROHIBIT MEMBERS OF CONGRESS FROM RAISING FUNDS FROM THE INTERESTS THEY REGULATE AND FROM TAKING ACTIONS TO BENEFIT INTERESTS THAT SPEND HEAVILY TO INFLUENCE THEIR ELECTIONS
1. Prohibit Members of Congress from fundraising from the interests they most directly regulate
 Members of Congress may not solicit contributions, directly or indirectly, in connection with an election for Federal office, including funds for any Federal election activity, from a lobbyist, lobbyist client, a parent or subsidiary of a lobbyist client, or any individual who engages in or directly supervises one or more individuals who engage in lobbying activities on behalf of such lobbyist, lobbyist client, or parent or subsidiary of a lobbyist client, that the Member knows has made a lobbying contact, as that term is defined by the Lobbying Disclosure Act of 1995, as amended, 2. U.S.C. § 1602(8),1 with the Member or his or her congressional office; with another Member or their congressional office with whom the Member serves on a Committee or Subcommittee or any other of division of the House or Senate if such lobbying contact concerns matters pending before such Committee, Subcommittee, or division of the House or Senate; or with any official or employee of any such congressional
https://s3.amazonaws.com/s3.unitedrepublic.org/docs/AACA_Full_Provisions.pdf
Read The American Anti-Corruption Act Here
1. CONFLICTS OF INTEREST
PROVISION 1: PROHIBIT MEMBERS OF CONGRESS FROM RAISING FUNDS FROM THE INTERESTS THEY REGULATE AND FROM TAKING ACTIONS TO BENEFIT INTERESTS THAT SPEND HEAVILY TO INFLUENCE THEIR ELECTIONS
1. Prohibit Members of Congress from fundraising from the interests they most directly regulate
 Members of Congress may not solicit contributions, directly or indirectly, in connection with an election for Federal office, including funds for any Federal election activity, from a lobbyist, lobbyist client, a parent or subsidiary of a lobbyist client, or any individual who engages in or directly supervises one or more individuals who engage in lobbying activities on behalf of such lobbyist, lobbyist client, or parent or subsidiary of a lobbyist client, that the Member knows has made a lobbying contact, as that term is defined by the Lobbying Disclosure Act of 1995, as amended, 2. U.S.C. § 1602(8),1 with the Member or his or her congressional office; with another Member or their congressional office with whom the Member serves on a Committee or Subcommittee or any other of division of the House or Senate if such lobbying contact concerns matters pending before such Committee, Subcommittee, or division of the House or Senate; or with any official or employee of any such congressional
https://s3.amazonaws.com/s3.unitedrepublic.org/docs/AACA_Full_Provisions.pdf