What is the difference between an In-house Lobbyist (Organizations) and an In-House Lobbyist (Persons and Partnerships)?
In-House Lobbyist (Organizations) An individual or group of employees of an organization, a significant part of whose duties is to lobby on behalf of the organization. There is one registration per organization under the name of the senior officer. The registration is required to be renewed every six months. An In-House Lobbyist (Persons and Partnerships) An employee who, as a significant part of his/her duties, lobbies for an employer who carries out commercial activities. Each employee must register individually when they begin to lobby for their employers and renew the registration annually.
