Lobbyism Commissioner Demands Overhaul of Transparency Rules
Thursday, May 29, 2025, 7:20 am
The lobbyism commissioner candidly denounces current lobbying regulations as outdated and lacking sufficient transparency. Calling for a comprehensive reform, the official’s critique highlights the need for a modernized framework to better monitor and regulate political influence, fueling debate over enhanced governmental oversight.
Les règles actuelles sur le lobbyisme sont périmées et insuffisantes en matière de transparence, selon le Commissaire au lobbyisme, qui appelle à une réforme.
Il juge opportun de procéder à une réforme et note que le ministre responsable, Jean-François Roberge, semble ouvert.
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