12-Month Lobbying Summary - Organization

The Truck Loggers Association / William Brash, Executive Director

Registration Summary

Currently inactive - Activity Ended: 2024-05-01

Who is lobbying?

The Truck Loggers Association (Address & business activities)

William Brash, Executive Director

Government Funding

Did The Truck Loggers Association request or receive government funding within the last 12 months? No

Coalition Members Information

The Truck Loggers Association is not a coalition member.

Direct Interests of the Lobbying Activity

Affiliates

The Truck Loggers Association does not have any affiliates that could have a direct interest in the outcome of the lobbying activities

Other Affiliates

The activities of The Truck Loggers Association are not controlled or directed by another person or organization with a direct interest in the outcome of this undertaking

Contributors with a Direct Interest in the Outcome

No person or organization contributed over $1000CDN, within the preceding 12 months, toward the lobbying activity on behalf of The Truck Loggers Association:

What is being lobbied?

Subject Matter of the Lobbying Activities

Details Regarding the Identified Subject Matter

Will any of the lobbyists listed within this registration arrange a meeting between a public office holder and any other individual for the purpose of attempting to influence any of the matters listed below:

Yes

Specific Topics of Lobbying Communications	Intended Outcomes	Associated Subject Matters
Forest Sector Policy	Development of any legislative proposal by the government of British Columbia, a Provincial entity or a member of the Legislative Assembly Introduction, amendment, passage or defeat of any Bill or resolution in or before the Legislative Assembly Development or enactment of any regulation, including the enactment of a regulation for the purposes of amending or repealing a regulation Development, establishment, amendment or termination of any program, policy, directive or guideline of the government of British Columbia or a Provincial entity	Employment and Training, Environment, Forestry, Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation

Gifts or benefits provided by the organization

Gifts or Benefits Provided to Public Officer Holders
Name	Gift or Benefit Description	Circumstance	Date Promised	Value Promised	Date Given	Value Given
No Records

Who is being lobbied?

Ministries/Provincial Entities

Energy, Mines and Low Carbon Innovation
Environment and Climate Change Strategy
Forest Enhancement Society of BC
Forestry Innovation Investment Ltd
Forests
Office of the Premier
Parliamentary Secretary for Forests

Who are the lobbyists?

In-house Lobbyists

Lobbyist

Contributions

William Brash
Subscribes to a Code of Conduct: No
Former Public Office Holder in BC: No

Lobbied a member of the Legislative Assembly, including a Minister or Premier, on behalf of this organization on or after 2020-09-21 and before 2024-09-21: Yes	Political: No Sponsorship: No Recall: No
Lobbied or plans to lobby a member of the Legislative Assembly, including a Minister or Premier, on behalf of this organization, on or after 2024-09-21: Information not required when originally submitted	Political: Not provided Sponsorship: Not provided Recall: Not provided

Registration number: 1131-2970
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Lobbying Activity Reports

What lobbying activities have taken place in the last 12 months?

No monthly Lobbying Activity Reports have been submitted for the last 12 months.

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The Truck Loggers Association - Address & business activities

Address:

Suite 267, 186-8120 No. 2 Road
Richmond, BC V7C 5J8
Canada

Telephone number: 604-684-4291

Contact information in previous versions
- 725 815 West Hastings St
  
  Vancouver, BC V6C 1B4
  Canada
  
  Telephone number: 604-684-4291
- 725 - 815 West Hastings st
  725 - 815 West Hastings st
  Vancouver, BC V6C 1B4
  Canada
  
  Telephone number: 604-684-4291
  
  Fax number: 604-684-4291
- 725 - 815 West Hastings st
  725 - 815 West Hastings st
  Vancouver, BC V6C 1B4
  Canada
  
  Telephone number: 604-684-4291
  
  Fax number: 604-684-7134

Description of Activities:
The TLA (The Truck Loggers Association) is the official voice of independent forest contractors located throughout BC. Organized by truck loggers in the 1940's, it was established to promote their voice in policy and legislation.

Descriptions of the organization's activity in previous versions:
- The TLA (The Truck Loggers Association) is the official voice of independent forest contractors located throughout BC. Organized by truck loggers in the 1940's, it was established to promote their voice in policy and legislation.
- The TLA (The Truck Loggers Association) is the official voice of independent forest contractors located throughout BC's coastal region. Organized by truck loggers in the 1940's, it was established to promote their voice in policy and legislation.
- The TLA (The Truck Loggers Association) is the official voice of independent forest contractors located throughout B.C.'s coastal region. Organized by truck loggers in the 1940's, it was established to promote their voice in policy and legislation. We will achieve our vision by: - Promoting the viability and sustainability of the coastal forest industry, - Representing the membership in policy development, - Understanding and fostering effective communication throughout the membership, and industry stakeholders - Ensuring a dynamic organization that addresses the evolving needs of its members, - Developing successful relationships with forest industry stakeholders Forestry is the primary engine driving B.C.'s economy, accounting for nearly one in four direct or indirect jobs in B.C. The coastal forest industry itself contributes about $4 billion in wages and benefits and more than $2 billion in tax revenues. While efforts to promote B.C.'s high level of forest management and practices have been successful overseas, there remains a serious information gap at home. Our Association's membership is unique from the major forest companies because of our grassroots connection to coastal communities. Our member companies share a commitment to promote a healthy, working and sustainable forest industry and to foster communication and education within communities and government. TLA members know a healthy forest means jobs and economic growth. We are dedicated to responsible harvesting and sustainable forest management practices to ensure our province's fish and wildlife, forests, watersheds and outdoor recreation can coexist in a diverse and vibrant ecosystem.
- The TLA (The Truck Loggers Association) is the official voice of independent forest contractors located throughout B.C.'s coastal region. Organized by truck loggers in the 1940's, it was established to promote their voice in policy and legislation. We will achieve our vision by: - Promoting the viability and sustainability of the coastal forest industry, - Representing the membership in policy development, - Understanding and fostering effective communication throughout the membership, and industry stakeholders - Ensuring a dynamic organization that addresses the evolving needs of its members, - Developing successful relationships with forest industry stakeholders Forestry is the primary engine driving B.C.'s economy, accounting for nearly one in four direct or indirect jobs in B.C. The coastal forest industry itself contributes about $4 billion in wages and benefits and more than $2 billion in tax revenues. While efforts to promote B.C.'s high level of forest management and practices have been successful overseas, there remains a serious information gap at home. Our Association's membership is unique from the major forest companies because of our grassroots connection to coastal communities. Our member companies share a commitment to promote a healthy, working and sustainable forest industry and to foster communication and education within communities and government. TLA members know a healthy forest means jobs and economic growth. We are dedicated to responsible harvesting and sustainable forest management practices to ensure our province's fish and wildlife, forests, watersheds and outdoor recreation can coexist in a diverse and vibrant ecosystem.

Date Modified:: 2024-12-19

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