The objective of this project is to demystify lobbying by studying a lobbying campaign and finding some key principles to apply to other campaigns. How is a campaign started? What are the key elements to a lobbying campaign? There must be some interesting people who have enough passion and energy to put their head above the pulpit. I have chosen to study the Banks Peninsula Federated Farmers versus the Banks Peninsula District Council.
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