Responses to the consultation on the PASC enquiry into lobbying

Responses to the Public Affairs Council Working Paper

The Public Affairs Council Working Party has now agreed to publish the responses received in the consultation on its Issues Paper - to view click here

The responses can be viewed by clicking on the list below:

i) Alliance for Lobbying Transparency ALT response to Working Party's proposals

ii) APCO UK APCO comments on PAC issues paper

iii) Association for Scottish Public Affairs The Association for Scottish Public Affairs response

iv) BOND (British Overseas NGOs for Development) BOND response to public affairs council issues paper

v) Darren Caplan Darren Caplan response

vi) Charity Commission Charity commission response to public affairs council issues paper June 4 09

vii) Gavin Devine Gavin Devine response to the consultation on the issues paper

viii) DLA Piper DLA Piper response

ix) Insight Public Affairs Insight Public Affairs response

x) Iliam Costain McCade Iliam Costain McCade response

xi) National Council for Voluntary Organisations NCVO Response

xii) Positif Politics Positif Politics response to the issues paper

xiii) Whitehouse Consultancy Whitehouse Response to PAC WP Issues Paper May 09

The Working Party also held a workshop to discuss the Issues Paper. A note of the discussion can be viewed here. PAC workshop notes

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