Which of the Following Is "Lobbying" and Therefore Covered by the Federal

Which of the following is "lobbying" and therefore covered by the Federal Regulation of Lobbying Act of 1946 and more clearly defined in the Lobbying Disclosure Act of 1995?

A) Conducting a public relations campaign to convince citizens to support a
B) Testifying before a committee of Congress about your expertise on the effect of the legislation
C) Writing an editorial in your company newsletter about the legislation
D) Contacting a former colleague who works in the president's press corps to set up an interview with someone in the White House about a bill
E) Hiring a staff member to conduct a direct mail campaign to representatives and senators providing basic information about a bill