If you are coming to this new, read my earlier blog first to decide if you’re likely to need to register,In this blog, I look at exclusions (i.e. where you don't need to register), outline some possible lobbying,If that’s the only form your lobbying takes, you do not need to register – even if you are lobbying Ministers,If that’s the only form your lobbying takes, and you are not lobbying on behalf of someone else (a 'third,interject, but only to facilitate (saying, for example, "why don’t you tell the Minister what you said to me

As we progress further and further with the Lobbying (Scotland) Act, I thought now would be a good time,You will though need to register any lobbying conversations you have with MSPs at political events such,But lobbying at parliamentary receptions will need registering.,are just the ones that spring to my mind – if you have any others that you’re not sure about, email me,By the way, if you haven’t already, it’s worth you reading my updated blog on the main points about whether

Official guidance for the Lobbying (Scotland) Act is currently being created - what do you need to see

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Over the last week a new chapter has opened in the attack on civil society's campaigning role, and not,in China or Russia but right here in the UK