The Lobbying Regulation Act

The Lobbying Regulation Act is legislation designed to increase transparency in lobbying activities, which refers to efforts by individuals or groups to influence government decisions. The Act typically requires lobbyists to register and disclose their activities, ensuring the public knows who is trying to influence policymakers and on what issues. This helps to maintain accountability, prevent corruption, and promotes fair access to government. By regulating lobbying, the Act aims to create a level playing field for all stakeholders interested in influencing legislation and policy.