relating to candidates for Federal office and Members of Congress. Subtitle B—Think Tank, Nonprofit, and Advocate Transparency Sec. 611. Amendments to the Lobbying Disclosure Act of 1995. Sec. 612. Amendments to the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. Subtitle C—Strengthening FOIA Enforcement Sec. 621. Strengthening FOIA enforcement. Sec. 622. Exemptions from disclosure. Sec. 623. Public interest balancing test. Sec. 624. Affirmative disclosure of agency records on website. Sec. 625. Applicability. Subtitle D—Federal Contractor Transparency Sec. 631. Expanding applicability of the Freedom of Information Act to Federal contractors. Sec. 632. Public disclosure by large contractors. Subtitle E—Congressional Transparency Sec. 641. Increased transparency of committee work. Sec. 642. Increased transparency of recorded votes. Sec. 643. Increased transparency of appropriations bills. TITLE VII—Campaign Finance Reforms Subtitle A—Requirements relating to preventing conflicts of interest Part I—Requirements relating to registered lobbyists and government contractors Sec. 701. Requirements relating to registered lobbyists. Sec. 702. Disclosure of political spending by government contractors. Sec. 703. Repeal of restriction of use of funds by internal revenue service to bring transparency to political activity of certain nonprofit organizations. Sec. 704. Repeal of revenue procedure that eliminated requirement to report information regarding contributors to certain tax-exempt organizations. Part II—Requirements relating to corporations Sec. 711. Banning corporations from fundraising. Sec. 712. Banning contributions to members of Congress from corporations under the jurisdiction of their committees. Sec. 713. Corporate PAC ban. Sec. 714. Disclosure of campaign-related disbursements. Part III—Requirements relating to foreign nationals Sec. 721. Banning foreign-owned and partially foreign-owned corporations from spending on United States elections. Part IV—Additional requirements SUBPART A—Campaign Finance Sec. 731. Clarification