Under the 1995 Disclosure Rules, a "Lobbyist" Is

Under the 1995 disclosure rules, a "lobbyist" is

A) anyone who pays for meals for Congressional aides.
B) anyone who is paid by a third party to make more than one "lobbying contact."
C) anyone who does research or provides background for lobbying purposes.
D) anyone who asks a government official to recognize a client in the Congressional Record.