This section does not apply to a State official of the Legislative Branch or a State official of the Judicial Branch. A State official may not, based on any characteristic protected by law, unlawfully harass or discriminate against: an official or employee; an intern, a page, or a fellow in any branch of State government; an individual regulated lobbyist; or a credentialed member of the press. In this subsection, “State legislative complex” means the following State–occupied buildings: the State House; the Department of Legislative Services building; the House of Delegates office building; and the Senate office buildings. If an individual who is exempt from registration under § 5–702(b)(1) of this title is granted special access to the State legislative complex, the individual may not, based on any characteristic protected by law, unlawfully harass or discriminate against: an official or employee; an intern, a page, or a fellow in any branch of State government; another individual regulated lobbyist; or a credentialed member of the press. The Department of General Services shall revoke the special access to the State legislative complex granted to a person who violates this subsection or a regulated lobbyist who violates § 5–714 of this subtitle if the revocation is requested by: the Speaker of the House or the Speaker’s designee; the President of the Senate or the President’s designee; or the Executive Director of the Department of Legislative Services or the Executive Director’s designee.