Definition of «lobbying bill»

A "lobbying bill" refers to a proposed law or legislation that aims to regulate or change the practice of lobbying. Lobbying is the act of individuals or groups seeking to influence government decisions by advocating for their interests. A lobbying bill is designed to address any concerns, such as increasing transparency, limiting the influence of money, or improving the accountability of lobbyists.

Sentences with «lobbying bill»

The government's new lobbying bill has very little to do with lobbyists, and everything to do with restricting the ability of trade unions to campaign for Labour. (politics.co.uk)
The government's transparency of lobbying bill will only require consultancies whose main business is lobbying to take part. (politics.co.uk)
Graham Allen MP, chair of the Political and Constitutional Reform Select Committee, talks to OurKingdom about the highly controversial lobbying Bill that has just been passed by parliament. (opendemocracy.net)
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