Should Australia introduce stricter lobbying rules with cooling-off periods and a single public register?

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An independent MP has called for reform after revelations that a former Health Minister chief of staff continued to access the minister while working in government relations. Australia currently has 2,200 parliamentary pass-holders with no public record of who they represent or what they do. Existing rules lack mandatory cooling-off periods and a unified lobbyist register.

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