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Bélanger’s proposed Lobbyists’ Code changes should go much further

People who play a significant role as a fundraiser or campaigner for a candidate or party should be prohibited from lobbying for a 10-year cooling-off period; people who play any other fundraising or campaigning role should have a five-year cooling-off period, and; people who only canvass or volunteer a couple of times during a campaign should not have any cooling-off period.

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