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Walt Judas
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Senior Public Office Holders who were lobbied in this activity:
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Claire Avison,
Assistant Deputy Minister
Tourism, Arts and Culture
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Subject Matter of the Lobbying Activity
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Specific Topics of Lobbying Communications
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Intended Outcomes
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Associated Subject Matters
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Discussion on issues affecting tourism during the COVID-19 crisis. Subject matters included details on BC's restart plan; extensions to the temporary layoff provision required by businesses to avoid insolvency; potential suspension of the Consumer Protection Act that compels businesses to offer refunds (e.g. deposits) to clients for services not rendered because of COVID-19; letter to government on recommendations to expand the 50 person limit on gatherings for the meetings and events sector.
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- Development or enactment of any regulation, including the enactment of a regulation for the purposes of amending or repealing a regulation
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Tourism
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Senior officer who filed this Lobbying Activity Report:
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Walt Judas
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The above name is that of the most senior paid officer who is responsible for filing a Lobbying Activity Report for the organization (the Designated Filer), whether that person participated in this lobbying activity or not.
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