Alaska Regulations § 2 AAC 50.565 Termination; disqualification

(a) A person may notify the commission, by filing a termination statement on a form prescribed by the commission, that the person will stop all lobbying activity on behalf of an employer. The employer of a lobbyist who terminates employment or retention shall notify the commission, by filing a form prescribed by the commission, that the employer has stopped employing or retaining that lobbyist. Upon termination, a lobbyist and that lobbyist's employer must each file a final report as required under AS 24.45.051 and 24.45.061 . A person who terminates lobbyist registration remains subject to the prohibition in AS 15.13.074 (g) for one year after the date of that person's last registration or renewal and to the limitation on the activity of a lobbyist specified in AS 24.45.121 (a)(8) for the remainder of the calendar year.

(b) A registered lobbyist who is convicted of a felony of moral turpitude as provided in AS 24.45.041 shall notify the commission no later than three days after being convicted, and shall immediately stop any lobbying activity. Unless otherwise ordered by a court, a lobbyist convicted of a felony of moral turpitude may not conduct any lobbying activity while pursuing an appeal or any post-conviction remedy. In this subsection, "convicted" has the meaning given to "previously convicted" in AS 24.45.041 (j)(2) .