A concurrent resolution relating to the joint rules governing lobbyists of the Senate and House of Representatives for the Ninety-first General Assembly.(See HCR 4.)

House Study Bill 93 (HSB93) is a resolution proposed during Iowa's 91st General Assembly to establish joint rules for lobbyists interacting with both the Senate and House of Representatives. The bill defines key terms such as 'client,' 'gift,' 'honorarium,' 'immediate family member,' and 'lobbyist' as per Chapter 68B of the Iowa Code. It aims to standardize the conduct and reporting requirements for lobbyists across both legislative chambers. After its introduction, HSB93 was renumbered as House Concurrent Resolution 4 (HCR4) following committee approval.

The bill's progression through the legislative process, including its approval by the House Committee on Ethics with a unanimous vote, indicates bipartisan support for establishing clear and consistent rules governing lobbyist activities in Iowa's legislature.

There is no specific negative media coverage available regarding HSB93. However, the lack of detailed public information and media analysis may lead to concerns about transparency and the potential implications of the proposed rules on lobbying practices.