They&#x27;d probably do it for free. It was seen as protecting American business interests. It was argued that it would protect art by incentivizing storage and restoration of old works.  There are counter arguments to these arguments, but it wasn&#x27;t a super controversial bill.<p>The biggest part of lobbying is just getting people to notice your issue. Meeting the right people and getting the right language crafted is like 9&#x2F;10ths of the process. Not all (probably not even most) lobbying is bribery.