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Ethical Speech PA 504 Public Policy & Program Evaluation By: Nouf Alsaleh Instructor: Dr. Hall

Ethical Speech PA 504 Public Policy & Program Evaluation By: Nouf Alsaleh Instructor: Dr. Hall Mar 23, 2013.

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Ethical Speech PA 504 Public Policy & Program Evaluation By: Nouf Alsaleh Instructor: Dr. Hall

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  1. Ethical Speech PA 504 Public Policy & Program Evaluation By: Nouf Alsaleh Instructor: Dr. Hall Mar 23, 2013

  2. “Lobbyists are, in many cases, expert technicians and capable of explaining complex and difficult subjects in a clear, understandable fashion… They engage in personal discussions with members of Congress in which they can explain in detail the reason for positions they advocate” February 19, 1956, John F. Kennedy

  3. Lobbying and it’s Goal. • “Isa fundamental right guaranteed by our Constitution, and professional lobbyists such as League members perform a vital role in our democracy by helping citizens communicate factual information and in advocating their interests and concerns to public officials”

  4. Unethical Lobbying • History of Unethical Lobbying. • Examples: • Jack A. Abramoff • Roy Blunt.

  5. Woodstock Principles • Lobbying and the common good • Lobbyist - client relationships • Lobbyist - policymaker relationships • Lobbyists and shapers of public opinion • Conflicts of interest • Lobbying strategies and tactics • The integrity of the lobbying profession.

  6. Code of Ethics • ARTICLE I - HONESTY & INTEGRITY • ARTICLE II - COMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE LAWS, REGULATIONS & RULES • ARTICLE III - PROFESSIONALISM • ARTICLE V - DUE DILIGENCE & BEST EFFORTS • ARTICLE VI - COMPENSATION AND ENGAGEMENT TERMS • ARTICLE VII - CONFIDENTIALITY • ARTICLE VIII - PUBLIC EDUCATION • ARTICLE IX - DUTY TO GOVERNMENTAL INSTITUTIONS

  7. Thank You

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