For over 20 years, the Professional Advocacy Association of Texas (PAAT) has advanced integrity and professionalism in government advocacy.
REPRESENTING THE LOBBY AND GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS COMMUNITY IN TEXAS
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Count down the 12 days before Christmas with PAAT’s annual 12 Days of Compliance series—short, practical reminders designed to help you close out the year strong and start the next one compliant.
PROMOTING ADVOCACY
ADVANCING INTEGRITY
PAAT is Texas’ professional association for government affairs advocates. We uphold the highest standards of integrity and professionalism in advocacy and promote the vital role our profession plays in shaping public policy.
REPRESENTATION
Represent the Lobby at the Texas Legislature,
the Texas Ethics Commission, in the Media
EXCLUSIVE EVENTS
Host Ethics Education Opportunities for the
Lobby & Government Affairs Community
ETHICS CONSULTATION
Provide Clear and Continual Guidance on the
Texas Ethics Laws and Rules
NETWORKING
Create Opportunities for the Government Affairs
Community to Mentor and Network
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We advocate for the government affairs profession before state government and the Ethics Commission, promote excellence in public advocacy, and serve as a trusted resource for those seeking legislative and regulatory representation.
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KEY ISSUES
The special sessions have concluded, and PAAT is turning its focus to the interim and preparation for the 90th Texas Legislative Session. During this period, we’ll continue to monitor developments that affect the government affairs profession and engage with policymakers on key ethics and lobbying issues. As we shape our legislative and policy priorities for the upcoming session, we invite members to share their ideas and input. If there are ethics, lobbying, or other related matters you’d like PAAT to consider for inclusion in our legislative agenda, please complete this brief
90th Texas Legislative Session
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23
Years Since PAAT
was Founded
12
Legislative Sessions Worked on
Behalf of our Members
92
Ethics Commission
Meetings Monitored
1000+
Legislative Proposals Reviewed,
Defeated or Advocated
