Legislation to Reform the Regulation of Federal Lobbying in 1995

Legislation to reform the regulation of federal lobbying in 1995 resulted in all of the following EXCEPT

A) lobbyists were forced to register.
B) lobbying efforts had to be disclosed in semiannual reports.
C) the Senate adopted a flat ban on gifts provided by lobbyists.
D) a lobbyist was defined as someone who spent at least 20 percent of his or her time lobbying Congress, their staffs, or executive-branch officials.
E) the House adopted a flat ban on gifts provided by lobbyists.