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Le commissaire au lobbyisme du Québec veille au respect de la Loi sur la transparence et l'éthique en matière de lobbyisme et au Code de déontologie des lobbyistes.

The transparency of
lobbying activities is
 fundamental 
to our democracy:
it makes citizens 
aware of the influences
that take place and the
choices public bodies face.

A BIAS IN FAVOUR OF
TRANSPARENCY AND
THE PUBLIC

The Québec Commissioner of Lobbying ensures compliance with the Lobbying Transparency and Ethics Act and Code of Conduct for Lobbyists. He  also promotes the transparency, legitimacy and sound practice of lobbying activities. 

Lobbying concerns you

Lobbyist

Whether as a professional, a business executive or self-employed, a lobbyist has expertise, projects or a vision to share with the elected officials and public servants of the Québec State.

Public office holder

As an elected official or public servant of municipal, government or parliamentary institutions, a public office holder is mandated by the public and must ensure its right to know who is trying to influence his or her decisions.

The public and the media

Citizens and the media have the right to know who is trying to influence the decisions of the elected officials and public servants of public institutions.

Transparency and healthy practice
of lobbying in Québec

A Commissioner and 3 tools to achieve this

1 The Commissioner of Lobbying
2 The Act
3 The Code
4 The Registry

Upcoming training sessions

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Lobbying
capsule

Am I a lobbyist?

2018/01/25 Reading time : 2 minutes