Former Liberal MP warns of unintended consequences to MP rights in Lobbying Act review: ‘if we continue down this road, you know where it ends? Ankle bracelets for lobbyists’
On April 23, the House Ethics Committee held its third meeting as part of a review of the Lobbying Act, which regulates the lobbying of designated public office holders with the goal of ensuring transparency and accountability.
Proposed rule changes intended to increase transparency for federal lobbying may also result in an encroachment on MPs' individual rights, warned a former MP speaking to the House Ethics Committee during its much-anticipated review of the Lobbying Act.
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