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Registry Of Lobbyists - Norman JK Bishop
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| Registration Number | Status | | | 429 | Inactive | | | Initial registration date | Last date of any changes | | 6-February-2006 | 27-June-2016 |
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Lobbyist's Last Name
Bishop |
Lobbyist's First Name
Norman |
Middle Initial
JK |
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Business Address of Lobbyist
10180-101 St , Suite 2300 |
City
Edmonton |
Province/State
AB |
Country
CA |
Postal/Zip Code
T5J 1V3 |
Telephone
780-421-2457 |
Fax
780-426-1305 |
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Business or Firm Name for Lobbyist (if applicable)
Bishop & McKenzie LLP |
Registry of Joint Stock Companies Number
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Business Address of Lobbyist's Business or Firm
10180-101 St , Suite 2300 |
City
Edmonton |
Province/State
AB |
Country
CA |
Postal/Zip Code
T5J 1V3 |
Telephone
780-421-2457 |
Fax
780-426-1305 |
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Lobbying on behalf of (Name of Client)
Canadian Payday Loan Association |
Business Address
25 Main Street West, Suite 1600 |
City
Hamilton |
Province/State
ON |
Country
CA |
Postal/Zip Code
L8P 1H1 |
Telephone
905-522-2752 |
Fax
905-522-2310 |
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No other beneficiaries of lobbying activities
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| I. Description |
Lobbying government for payday loan regulations that protect the consumer and maintain the vaibility of the payday loan industry. |
II. Subject Matter
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Other Subject Matter: payday loan industry regulation
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III. Lobby Targets
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| Finance |
Justice |
| Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations |
other |
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Other Lobbying Targets: Consumer Protection, Industry Canada
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IV. Communication Techniques
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| Arranging one or more meetings |
Meetings |
| Presentations |
Written communication (hard copy or electronic) |
| Telephone calls |
Grass-roots communication |
| Informal communications |
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V. Have you lobbied, or do you expect to lobby, a member of the House of Assembly in the member's capacity as a member, Or a person on the member's staff?
no
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No funding from any government or agency
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No private funding related to lobbying activities
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Payment is not contingent, in whole or in part, on the success of the undertaking.
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