lobbyists
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| those people are not lobbyists | lobbyists | are people who put forward |
| on behalf of clients professional | lobbyists | but professional lobbyists should include |
| lobbyists from lobbying companies and | lobbyists | employed by individual organisations there |
| distinction was made between professional | lobbyists | from lobbying companies and lobbyists |
| view those people are not | lobbyists | lobbyists are people who put |
| clients professional lobbyists but professional | lobbyists | should include people who are |
| on behalf of clients professional | lobbyists | it also states it is |
| trying to differentiate between professional | lobbyists | who have multiple clients in |
| ingram suggests and define professional | lobbyists | as every person who ever |
| professional lobbying is necessarily bad | lobbyists | can put forward good cases |
| record of contact with professional | lobbyists | if we review a complaint |
| access or treatment to professional | lobbyists | nor should a professional lobbyist |
| in the definition of professional | lobbyists | that is what we should |
| leave the description as professional | lobbyists | the next paragraph states a |
| about the identity of the | lobbyists | and the motive for lobbying |
| agents and paid as sub | lobbyists | how the lobbying is done |
| definitions of lobbying and commercial | lobbyists | i look forward to hearing |
| in any dealings with commercial | lobbyists | as the first oath of |
| statutory registration scheme for commercial | lobbyists | the committee s decision to |
| our proposals from the commercial | lobbyists | there is also substantial opposition |
| they are not employed as | lobbyists | they are employed because they |
| relationship between those types of | lobbyists | and members it is crucial |
| marks about the relationship between | lobbyists | and members of the scottish |
| openness in the relationship between | lobbyists | and those lobbied we received |
| relationship between elected members and | lobbyists | but the latter come in |
| potential registration or regulation of | lobbyists | when we come to the |
| apply the definition of paid | lobbyists | should include people who are |
| should change the wording to | lobbyists | which would include our previous |
| discussion of the regulation of | lobbyists | but we are not talking |
| not considering the regulation of | lobbyists | now but we may move |
| is also a category of | lobbyists | who are paid to lobby |
| perhaps it is meetings with | lobbyists | that should be recorded rather |
| we would want meetings between | lobbyists | and msps to be registered |
| msps in their interaction with | lobbyists | that is the part of |
| regard to their contact with | lobbyists | all i am saying is |
| older people s lives those | lobbyists | refer to the central heating |
| distinguishes the different roles of | lobbyists | perhaps the clerk could send |
| onus should rest with the | lobbyists | the convener members should seek |
| in relation to contacts with | lobbyists | or behaviour by an msp |
| public relations consultants advisors and | lobbyists | in the financial year 1998 |
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