Lobbying is a key ingredient in democracy, Hawker Britton says
The government doesn’t always understand business and business doesn’t always understand government.
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Lobbying is primarily about giving good strategic advice so citizens can more competently participate in democracy, Hawker Britton New Zealand director Neale Jones says.
Lobbying is back on the agenda in Wellington. The Green Party first suggested legislation to formalise the lobbying industry
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Nathan Smith
Thu, 03 Jan 2019
Thu, 03 Jan 2019
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Lobbying is a key ingredient in democracy, Hawker Britton says
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