"Meanwhile, a report presented to Ethics Commissioners associated with the soccer investigation found that the City of Miami, Miami-Dade County and most municipalities in the County have not enforced the provision requiring that those with a five percent or greater stake in a corporate entity be identified on the lobbyist registration form as required by the ordinance. 

 In fact, Miami-Dade County's online lobbyist registration system neglected to include that question, and a review of paper registration forms filed with the County Clerk found almost all were non-compliant with that disclosure requirement. Only Miami Beach and Surfside insist that ownership information be completed for lobbyists representing corporations, trusts and partnerships. 

 Other non-compliance issues discovered in the more than year-long review of lobbyist registrations are being addressed with the County Clerk. Additionally, representatives of Miami told Ethics Commissioners the City is adding a two-part principal ownership question to its form and will ensure compliance. Because of the actions taken by the local governments to rectify the oversights, Mr. Winker withdrew a different complaint against the City of Miami for its alleged failure to enforce its own lobbying rules."