Other Influences On Government & Parliament
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Name three non-elected influences on government.
Think tanks, lobbyists, and corporations.
What is a think tank?
An organisation that produces research and policy ideas.
How do think tanks influence government?
By publishing reports, advising ministers, and giving evidence to committees.
Give one example of think tank influence.
IPPR influencing tech regulation in the 2024 Digital Markets Act.
What is a lobbyist?
A paid individual who influences government on behalf of clients.
How do lobbyists influence government?
Meetings with ministers, shaping legislation, supporting APPGs.
What is a corporation in politics?
A business seeking policies that benefit its interests.
How do corporations influence government?
Lobbying, donations, funding research, giving evidence.
One advantage of these influences?
Provide expertise and information.
One disadvantage?
Risk of lack of transparency and elitism.