How long must a former member of a governing body or former executive head of a regulatory agency wait before he or she can lobby that agency?

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The correct answer is; 2 years.

Further Explanation:

The 2 years takes effect from the day that they leave. It must be a full 2 years before they are allowed to lobby that agency. If the person was ever a senior employee or any type of former officer of a Texas regulatory agency, they can never lobby any entity that they were involved with.

By making the person wait 2 years this helps to cut down on corruption. Since corruption is rampant in the government this is the reason no senior employees can never lobby for their previous employer.

According to Texas state law, any state agency cannot contact any former head of a regulatory agency for approximately 4 years.

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