On 17 July 2013, the UK Government introduced draft legislation, the Transparency of Lobbying, Non-Party Campaigning and Trade Union Administration Bill, that would, if enacted, create a mandatory and publicly-accessible register for “consultant lobbyists.”  Any person or organization that falls within the statutory definition would be required to register with a new Registrar of Consultant Lobbyists, and to submit quarterly reports regarding their lobbying activities. We have prepared a brief summary of the proposal, and the initial reactions to the Bill. To access the summary, please click here.

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Lisa Peets is co-chair of the firm’s Technology and Communications Regulation Practice Group and a member of the firm’s global Management Committee. Lisa divides her time between London and Brussels, and her practice embraces regulatory compliance and investigations alongside legislative advocacy. In this…

Lisa Peets is co-chair of the firm’s Technology and Communications Regulation Practice Group and a member of the firm’s global Management Committee. Lisa divides her time between London and Brussels, and her practice embraces regulatory compliance and investigations alongside legislative advocacy. In this context, she has worked closely with many of the world’s best-known technology companies.

Lisa counsels clients on a range of EU and UK legal frameworks affecting technology providers, including data protection, content moderation, platform regulation, copyright, e-commerce and consumer protection, and the rapidly expanding universe of additional rules applicable to technology, data and online services. Lisa also routinely advises clients in and outside of the technology sector on trade related matters, including EU trade controls rules.

According to Chambers UK (2024 edition), “Lisa provides an excellent service and familiarity with client needs.”