On this page
- Amendments
- Lobbyist Registry By-law
- Part I - Definitions
- Part II - Establishment of a Lobbyist Registry
- Part III - Registration and Reporting of Lobbying Activity
- Part IV - Authority of the Integrity Commissioner as Registrar
- Part V - Sanctions and Penalties
- Appendix A - Lobbyists' Code of Conduct
- Appendix B - Complaint Protocol
Interpretation bulletins
- Post-employment Prohibitions on Lobbying
- Political Activities and Conflicts of Interest
- Grassroots Campaigns
- Application of the Lobbyist Registry By-law to Social Media Communications
- Compliance Tools
- Lobbyist Registry Quick Guide
- Creatures of the City
- Lobbyist registration and professional standards
- Members' obligations in terms of unsolicited written and electronic communications
- Closing a lobbying file
- Lobbying Members-elect
- Lobbyist Registry Registration
- Lobbying and local boards
Reports
The Lobbyist Registrar reports directly to City Council. Every year, the Lobbyist Registrar issues an annual report which provides an update on the operations of the Lobbyist Registry, including registration activity and enforcement. The Lobbyist Registrar may also issue other periodic reports such as the outcome of an investigation into non-compliance.