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Between Jan. 1 and Feb. 23, leading up to the Throne Speech and budget, there were 528 meetings between lobbyists and designated public office holders as of last week, according to the Lobbyists Registry.
The federal government will have to do more with less when the House returns and the budget is unveiled with limited stimulus funds, but that hasn't stopped the flurry of government relations activity, say lobbyists.
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Lobbyists turn attention to regulatory approvals and bureaucracy
Between Jan. 1 and Feb. 23, leading up to the Throne Speech and budget, there were 528 meetings between lobbyists and designated public office holders as of last week, according to the Lobbyists Registry.
The federal government will have to do more with less when the House returns and the budget is unveiled with limited stimulus funds, but that hasn't stopped the flurry of government relations activity, say lobbyists.
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