Lobbyist Act Clause Samples
The Lobbyist Act clause establishes requirements and restrictions related to lobbying activities by parties involved in the agreement. Typically, it mandates that neither party has engaged, nor will engage, lobbyists in a manner that would violate applicable lobbying laws or regulations, and may require disclosure of any lobbying efforts connected to the contract. This clause helps ensure compliance with legal standards governing lobbying, thereby reducing the risk of regulatory violations and promoting transparency in contractual dealings.
Lobbyist Act. The Proponent represents and warrants that any person who lobbys on its behalf to obtain the Agreement, or any benefit thereunder, and who is required to be registered pursuant to the Lobbyists Registration Act R.S. 1985 c. 44 (4th Supplement), is registered pursuant to that Act.
Lobbyist Act. The Applicant acknowledges that:
(a) the Lobbyists Act establishes certain obligations and prohibitions with respect to lobbying and contracts for paid advice, as those terms are defined in the Lobbyists Act; and
(b) it is responsible for complying with the Lobbyists Act during the RFPLA process, and if the successful Applicant, during the Contract.
Lobbyist Act. The Proponent represents and warrants that any person who lobbys on its behalf to obtain the Agreement, or any benefit thereunder, and who is required to be registered pursuant to the Lobbyists Registration Act R.S. 1985c. 44 (4th Supplement), is registered pursuant to that Act.