lobbying
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| some companies that specialise in | lobbying | but we should not suggest |
| are those who specialise in | lobbying | there are some people who |
| are some who specialise in | lobbying | would that read better what |
| lobbyist and the motive for | lobbying | a member may choose to |
| lobbyists and the motive for | lobbying | it should also state that |
| revisit the working definitions of | lobbying | and commercial lobbyists i look |
| made between professional lobbyists from | lobbying | companies and lobbyists employed by |
| as sub lobbyists how the | lobbying | is done is important lobbying |
| go away not all professional | lobbying | is necessarily bad lobbyists can |
| and the activities of professional | lobbying | firms 2 30 pm question |
| and the activities of professional | lobbying | firms at the end of |
| or individuals whose business is | lobbying | leaving consultancies whose sole business |
| consultancies whose sole business is | lobbying | would offer a get out |
| to concentrate our attention on | lobbying | companies and to move on |
| we should register not only | lobbying | companies but the individuals who |
| of them as of professional | lobbying | companies des mcnulty in a |
| the term to talk about | lobbying | companies later on there is |
| or not they belong to | lobbying | companies should be covered by |
| transparent system of control over | lobbying | companies that is clear i |
| they should treat information from | lobbying | companies that is fine i |
| where we are talking about | lobbying | companies the convener i am |
| lobby msps as well as | lobbying | companies themselves i hope that |
| that is not restricted to | lobbying | companies there are a number |
| at the moment is professional | lobbying | companies when we broaden our |
| the mechanism for dealing with | lobbying | companies who caused the concern |
| easy transparent open and helpful | lobbying | was and someone who sends |
| at the moment is professional | lobbying | tricia marwick i am slightly |
| general but this is about | lobbying | the convener individuals lobby do |
| fall within the definition of | lobbying | because they receive subscriptions from |
| to reconsider our definition of | lobbying | however we cannot renege on |
| not least the definition of | lobbying | perhaps the committee needs to |
| concerns that the definition of | lobbying | set out in the consultation |
| up in the definition of | lobbying | the convener some voluntary organisations |
| contracts for public relations and | lobbying | activities by each of the |
| the services of a private | lobbying | firm or public relations agency |
| i would like the commercial | lobbying | organisations to work with us |
| whose main occupation is not | lobbying | that would make it impossible |
| whose main activity is not | lobbying | there is a danger that |
| a system of registration of | lobbying | a code of conduct or |
| msps it is not about | lobbying | and the potential registration or |
| as journalists who have secondary | lobbying | interests des mcnulty we are |
| session 1 items in private | lobbying | members interests order confidentiality work |
| addition to our work on | lobbying | the members interests order and |
| a strange approach from a | lobbying | company i am sure that |
| read any person but any | lobbying | company or organisation the convener |
| is a director of a | lobbying | company s1w 1038 alex neil |
| tobacco tax that resulted from | lobbying | by the tobacco industry did |
| is used as a political | lobbying | tool by the tobacco industry |
| number of organisations and academics | lobbying | on behalf of the gaelic |
| people i agree with the | lobbying | organisations that the health and |
| onus should be on the | lobbying | organisations to indicate where they |
| behalf of scottish traditional music | lobbying | group calling on the scotish |
| on behalf of clients paid | lobbying | is their business the convener |
| agenda item 2 on the | lobbying | process to a close i |
| and withdraw from the meeting | lobbying | the convener agenda item 2 |
| deal with members approaches to | lobbying | tricia marwick all that we |
| committee s consultation paper on | lobbying | i ask members to note |
| standards committee s investigation into | lobbying | should be passed to the |
| committee on the issue of | lobbying | the clerk should write back |
| and associations who engage in | lobbying | as well as journalists who |
| not quite final paper on | lobbying | so that we can consider |
| lobbying is done is important | lobbying | will not go away and |
| for a public examination into | lobbying | in the scottish parliament although |
| parliament when it came to | lobbying | the relationship between ukrep and |
| something that i missed when | lobbying | the parliament was discussed what |
| parliament after spending three years | lobbying | there i think that it |
| that we accept it that | lobbying | is here to stay it |
| were being destroyed that is | lobbying | one can only go so |
| section 6 which is on | lobbying | the draft aims to reflect |
| is in the section on | lobbying | which states a distinction can |
| for a horizontal disability directive | lobbying | of the european commission may |
| on what we decide on | lobbying | more generally we might have |
| of the rcn s consistent | lobbying | on many of the major |
| we could have avoided the | lobbying | that took place on that |
| been the result of vigorous | lobbying | by the executive as the |
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