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Lynton Crosby

Asked what the government?s position is on the register of lobbyists, the PMS said that it remained unchanged, and the government was committed to briefing it forward. Asked why the PM thinks it is important, the PMS said that the PM had previously set out the need for a clear and transparent process for lobbyists. Asked whether Lynton Crosby declare his clients, the PMS said that Lynton Crosby was an advisor to the Conservative party, providing political advice, rather than an advisor to government.

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