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PROJECT SUNLIGHT REPORTING FORM New legislation effective January 1, 2013 (enacted as part of omnibus ethics legislation Ch. 399, Part A, 4, L. 2011) establishes a database, Project Sunlight, which

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2. Access the project sunlight internal reporting system or platform.
3. Log in using your credentials.
4. Identify the type of report you need to fill out (e.g., financial report, progress report, incident report).
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6. Follow any specific guidelines or instructions provided for each section of the report.
7. Include any supporting documents or evidence, if required.
8. Review and double-check the report for any errors or missing information.
9. Submit the completed report through the designated submission method.
10. Keep a copy or record of the submitted report for your reference.
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Who needs project sunlight internal reporting?

1. Project sunlight internal reporting is needed by:
2. - Employees or team members involved in the project
3. - Project managers or supervisors
4. - Stakeholders or investors
5. - Compliance or regulatory bodies
6. - Auditors or internal/external review teams

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What is project sunlight internal reporting?

Project Sunlight internal reporting refers to the process of documenting and disclosing activities related to the influence of stakeholders on public policy and decision-making within an organization.

Who is required to file project sunlight internal reporting?

Individuals and organizations involved in lobbying activities, government relations, or any form of advocacy that seeks to influence public policy are required to file project sunlight internal reporting.

How to fill out project sunlight internal reporting?

To fill out project sunlight internal reporting, one must gather relevant information about lobbying activities, including details on expenditures, contacts with public officials, and the specific issues being advocated for. This information is then entered into the designated reporting format or platform.

What is the purpose of project sunlight internal reporting?

The purpose of project sunlight internal reporting is to promote transparency and accountability in government and organizational interactions, ensuring that stakeholders can see how decisions are being influenced.

What information must be reported on project sunlight internal reporting?

Information that must be reported includes the names of lobbyists, the issues discussed, the amounts spent on lobbying activities, and any meetings held with public officials.