PPT-Political Parties, PACs, Lobbying, and Interest Groups Political Parties

Political Parties PACs Lobbying and Interest Groups Political Parties What are Political Parties Organizations of people with similar ideas that are formed to win elections What are PACs Political Action Committees. Interest Groups. Daily Dilemma: Who is going to win the . p. residential election? Talk to the person sitting next to you.. Policymaking. A continuous, long-term process, and those who want to try to influence government must develop appropriate strategies . 22.04.2014 , Riga. Agnes Karpati. LECTURE OUTLINE. INTRODUCTION. INSTITUTIONS AND ACTORS. LEGISLATIVE PROCESS. LOBBYING. EXAMPLES. REGULATION OF LOBBY. PRACTICE. WORKSHOP CHALLENGES. CONCLUSION. The spoon, the cup and the bucket. n. : Implementation in . a Comparative Perspective . Yukihiko Hamada. Public . Sector Integrity Division. OECD. Trust in government is . low. Source. : . Gallup World Poll. Regulation of lobbying is accelerating . Which of the following is the most powerful?. Voters. Government Agencies (Bureaucracy). Elected Officials. Political Parties. Special Interest Groups (SIG’s). (Average American is represented by interest groups - SIG’s influence all of these). What are political parties. . Organizations of people with similar ideas that are formed to win elections.. What are political parties. Political parties can form from factions. . Washington warned against factions tearing the country apart.. Tactics, and Federal Regulation . Interest groups’ tactics for attempting to influence . government . action (or inaction) fall in to 4 general categories:. 1) Lobbying. 2) Electioneering. 3) Litigation. Lobbying Disclosure Act (1995). Defines a Lobbyist:. A person who devotes at least 20% of a clients or employers time to lobbying activities. Also requires lobbyist to:. Register with the clerk of the House and secretary of the senate. Political Parties, . and . Mass Media. Unit 4. 1. PAY ATTENTION. 2. Lesson . 20. 136-148. (5.1. ) . Interest Groups Past and Present. – . (5.2. ) . Types of Interest Groups. 3. WHAT WERE INTEREST GROUPS ACCORDING TO JAMES MADISON. Progress in Europe. Lobbying Disclosure. Canadian and U.S. lobby registries are models.. Mandatory, not voluntary.. Extensive transparency of sources of funds and expenditures.. Real-time disclosures.. 11. .04.2014 . , Riga. Agnes . Kasper. LECTURE OUTLINE. INTRODUCTION. INSTITUTIONS AND ACTORS. LEGISLATIVE PROCESS. LOBBYING. EXAMPLES. REGULATION OF LOBBY. Policy process . What is policy?. Public policy process in brief. Eighth Edition. Archie B. Carroll . Ann K. Buchholtz. © 2012 South-Western, a part of Cengage Learning. 1. Chapter 12. Business Influence on Government and Public Policy. © 2012 South-Western, a part of Cengage Learning. CABE Board Meeting. November . 15, . 2014. Federal Tax Laws. California Political Reform Act . Relevant Laws . A 501(c)(3) nonprofit will . lose its tax-exempt status and its . ability . to receive deductible charitable contributions if a . organization or people with shared policy goals entering the policy process at several points to try to achieve those goals. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS. NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION. PEOPLE FOR THE ETHICAL TREATMENT OF ANIMALS. Standards in Public Office Commission. October . 2015. Purpose of presentation. Provide overview of . Regulation of Lobbying Act 2015. Provide background on Standards in Public Office . Commission’s role in regulating lobbying.