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The Lobbying Act: A Beginner's Guide

The Lobbying Act: A Beginner’s Guide

What does the Lobbying Act mean for you?

There are three parts to the Lobbying Act. Part One created a register of consultant lobbyists, Part Two updates the legal framework for non-party campaigners, which regulates the amount of spending by third parties in the run up to an election, and Part Three relates to how trade unions must administer their membership lists.

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