Traduction de «Lobby correspondent » (Anglais → Français) :

parliamentary correspondent [ lobby correspondent | legislative reporter ]

create correspondence for customers | draft correspondence for customers | get correspondence for customers ready | prepare correspondence for customers

foreign correspondence clerk | foreign language correspondence assistant | foreign language correspondence clerk | foreign language correspondence officer

maintaining correspondence records | store correspondence records | keep correspondence records | maintain correspondence records

ground lobby | lower lobby

An Act respecting lobbying [ Lobbying Act ]

Millennium Lobby [ Place du Portage Millennium Lobby ]

Abnormal retinal correspondence Fusion with defective stereopsis Simultaneous visual perception without fusion Suppression of binocular vision

correspondent clerk | corresponding clerk | correspondence clerk

cross-correspondence | cross-correspondence medium | correspondence

Members attending the sitting of the House use the lobbies to converse, discuss matters, make telephone calls, attend to correspondence or other business and are able to return to the Chamber at a moment’s notice.

We have a voluntary ethics code that complements and supplements the lobbyists' code of conduct and which directs compliance with the provisions of both the federal Lobbying Act as well as corresponding provincial statutes.

That the Standing Committee on Government Operations and Estimates undertake a study of the claim that the member for Scarborough—Rouge River was actively lobbying the Government of Canada, including " acting for foreign and offshore organizations in obtaining operating licences, securing regulatory and governmental approvals for mergers and acquisitions.advising government bodies on international issues regarding cross-border tax collection, anti-dumping issues, and lobbying government on policy issues as well as facilitating intergovernmental relationships” while sitting as a current member of Parliament; and that the committee invite ...[+++] to appear the member for Scarborough—Rouge River, representatives of Sun & Partners law firm and the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner; and that, pursuant to the House of Commons Standing Order 108(1)(a), the government be ordered to provide all forms of communications received, including correspondence, from the member for Scarborough—Rouge River, and that Sun & Partners be ordered to provide a copy of the contractual agreement and any related documents of employment between Sun & Partners and the member for Scarborough—Rouge River; and that all documents be provided to the committee within five business days.

The correspondence also raised questions relating to one of the qualifications obtained by the candidate in question, and it would also seem that the candidate had broken the rule of being completely independent by taking part in a lobby.