sec.43What is not a lobbying activity

### sec.43 What is not a lobbying activity None of the following activities is a lobbying activity— communicating with a committee of the Legislative Assembly or a local government; communicating with a member of the Legislative Assembly or a councillor in the member’s or councillor’s capacity as local representative on a constituency matter; responding to a call for submissions; petitioning or campaigning of a grassroots nature; responding to a request for tenders; communicating with a representative in a public forum; responding to a request by a representative for information; communicating with a representative about a non-business or non-commercial matter; communicating with a representative in the ordinary course of making an application, or seeking a review or appeal about a decision, under an Act; participating in an incidental meeting with a representative beyond the control of the representative; A Minister or the Leader of the Opposition speaks at a conference and has an unscheduled discussion with a person who is a conference participant. communicating with a representative in the ordinary course of providing professional or technical services to a person. An entity is engaged by a person to provide accounting, architectural, engineering or legal services. The entity communicates with a representative on behalf of the person. The communication is not a lobbying activity if the communication is part of the ordinary course of the entity providing the services to the person. s 43 sub 2024 No. 3 s 36 - (a) communicating with a committee of the Legislative Assembly or a local government; - (b) communicating with a member of the Legislative Assembly or a councillor in the member’s or councillor’s capacity as local representative on a constituency matter; - (c) responding to a call for submissions; - (d) petitioning or campaigning of a grassroots nature; - (e) responding to a request for tenders; - (f) communicating with a representative in a public forum; - (g) responding to a request by a representative for information; - (h) communicating with a representative about a non-business or non-commercial matter; - (i) communicating with a representative in the ordinary course of making an application, or seeking a review or appeal about a decision, under an Act; - (j) participating in an incidental meeting with a representative beyond the control of the representative; Example— A Minister or the Leader of the Opposition speaks at a conference and has an unscheduled discussion with a person who is a conference participant. - (k) communicating with a representative in the ordinary course of providing professional or technical services to a person. Example— An entity is engaged by a person to provide accounting, architectural, engineering or legal services. The entity communicates with a representative on behalf of the person. The communication is not a lobbying activity if the communication is part of the ordinary course of the entity providing the services to the person.