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The Lobbyists Registry has a new URL!
Please update your sign in bookmark to the following: https://www.lobbyistsregistrar.bc.ca/app/secure/orl/lrs/do/lgn

A transition period from May 4, 2020, to June 15, 2020, is provided for lobbyists to file a new registration or update their current registrations in the new Lobbyists Registry and to file their first Monthly Return for any lobbying activities in the month of May.

Lobbyists who are able to file their Registration Return and Monthly Return by June 15, 2020, are expected to do so.

For lobbyists responding to the COVID-19 epidemic who may require more time, the transition period extends to September 15, 2020.

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Please read carefully before proceeding.

  • Consultant Lobbyist: If you receive payment to lobby or arrange meetings on behalf of a client, you must create your own account to register lobbying activities with the Lobbyists Registry.
  • Organizations: If your functions as an employee, officer or director of an organization include lobbying of BC public office holders, and you receive remuneration of any kind, your organization must create an account to register lobbying activities within the Lobbyists Registry. For organizations, the most senior paid officer is required to create an account as the designated filer.

Note: If you had a registration in the BC Lobbyists Registry between 2010 and May 4, 2020 you can activate your account here.

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Organization

The term organization is defined in the LTA to include a business, trade, industry, professional or voluntary organization; a trade union or labour organization; a chamber of commerce or board of trade; a charitable or non-profit organization, association, society, coalition or interest group; a government, other than the government of British Columbia; and an individual other than a person on whose behalf a consultant lobbyist is lobbying. Organizations may be incorporated, unincorporated, a sole proprietorship or a partnership.
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