§ Ethics Rule 5.8Gift Limits for Legislative Liaison or Legislative

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Lobbyist.
A legislative liaison or a legislative lobbyist may make a gift
to the Governor or any legislator or any employee of the Governor or
the Legislature in recognition of infrequently occurring occasions of
personal significance. The gift shall be given and received
contemporaneously with the occasion or at times when such gifts are
traditionally given. Such gifts may be made to a family member of
the Governor or any legislator or any employee of the Governor or the
Legislature, provided such family member is a party to a marriage,
serious illness, birth or adoption of a child or retirement. Such
gifts to any individual recipient may not exceed One Hundred Dollars
($100.00) in the aggregate in any calendar year from any legislative
liaison or legislative lobbyist. Any such gifts shall be reported to
the Commission and aggregated with meals, and the aggregate total of
meals and other gifts provided to an individual recipient by a
legislative liaison or legislative lobbyist may not exceed Five
Hundred Dollars ($500.00).

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