IN-HOUSE LOBBYIST REGISTRATION/RENEWAL/ CHANGE OF INFORMATION FORM

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IN-HOUSE LOBBYIST REGISTRATION/RENEWAL/ CHANGE OF INFORMATION FORM FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Fees Paid Receipt No. Date of Receipt Tracking No. SECTION A - PURPOSE PLEASE CHECK ONE OF THE FOLLOWING AND COMPLETE THE APPROPRIATE SECTIONS. SHOULD YOU REQUIRE FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE REFER TO THE REGISTRY OF LOBBYISTS WEB SITE AT: WWW.GS.GOV.NL.CA/CR INITIAL REGISTRATION OF A LOBBY ACTIVITY - Complete All Sections (Use a separate form for each distinct lobbying activity) SEMI-ANNUAL RENEWAL - Complete All Sections TICE OF CHANGE OF INFORMATION - Complete Sections Where Changes Have Occurred to the Information Previously Filed Registration # (If Known): SECTION B - SENIOR OFFICER DETAILS (PLEASE PRINT) LAST NAME FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME TELEPHONE (Include Area Code) FACSIMILE E-MAIL ADDRESS SECTION C - ORGANIZATION DETAILS 1. Organization Name and Business Address ORGANIZATION NAME TELEPHONE (Include Area Code) FACSIMILE PROVINCIAL CORPORATE NUMBER (If Applicable) 2. Description of Organization - Briefly Describe the Organization s Business or Activities (Use Separate Sheet If Required) CR-L02/December-08 Page1of7

Page2of7 3. Description of Organization s Membership - Briefly Describe the Organization s Membership, Including the Names of the Directors and Officers. (Use Separate Sheet If Required) SECTION D - FUNDING SOURCES 1. GOVERNMENT FUNDING Where the organization is funded, in whole or in part, by a government, a government agency or the City of St. John s or its controlled entities, the name of the government, government agency or entity, as the case may be, and the amount of funding received by that organization from that government, government agency or entity. (Use Separate Sheet If Required) NAME of GOVERNMENT or GOVERNMENT AGENCY AMOUNT of FUNDING RECEIVED NAME of GOVERNMENT or GOVERNMENT AGENCY AMOUNT of FUNDING RECEIVED 2. FUNDING FROM ANY ENTITY OR ORGANIZATION The name and business address of any entity or organization, other than a government, a government agency or the City of St. John s or its controlled entities, that, to the knowledge of the senior officer, contributed (including a contribution in kind but not a membership payment), during the entity's or organization's fiscal year that precedes the filing of the return, $1,000 or more toward the lobbying activities of the organization s in-house lobbyists. (Use Separate Sheet If Required) NAME of ENTITY OR ORGANIZATION CORPORATE NUMBER (If Applicable) 3. FUNDING FROM ANY OTHER PERSON The name and business address of any person who, to the knowledge of the senior officer, made a contribution (including a contribution in kind but not a membership payment) of $1000 or more on behalf of an entity or organization, for the purpose of supporting the lobbying activities. (Use Separate Sheet If Required) NAME of PERSON

Page3of7 SECTION E - IDENTIFICATION OF EACH IN-HOUSE LOBBYIST List the full names of each in-house lobbyist employed by the organization. An in-houselobbyist is defined as an employee of an organization whose duties as an employee, as assessed in a three month period, comprise 20% or more of lobbying activity or whose lobbying activity along with that of other employees' would amount to a 20% or more of one staff member's duties would be classified as an in-house lobbyist(s). (Use Separate Sheet If Required) LAST NAME FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME Has this person held the position of a public-office holder in the twelve month period preceding this registration? If Yes specify public-office that was held. SECTION F - LOBBYING ACTIVITIES 1. FOCUS AND PARTICULARS Particulars to identify any relevant legislative proposal, bill, resolution, regulation, by-law, policy, program, decision, grant, contribution, financial benefit or contract that will be the focus of the lobbying activities. (Use Separate Sheet If Required)

2. SUBJECT MATTER The subject-matter with respect to which the in-house lobbyist (i) has lobbied for during the period for which the return is filed, and (ii) expects to lobby for the next following 6 month period. (Select All That Are Applicable - Use Separate Sheet If Required) Page4of7 SUBJECT MATTER Has Lobbyied During Return Period Expects to Lobby In Next Following 6 Month Period SUBJECT MATTER Has Lobbyied During Return Period Expects to Lobby In Next Following 6 Month Period Aboriginal Issues Insurance Aquaculture Justice & Enforcement Agriculture Labour & Employment Arts and Culture Liquor Control Colleges & Universities Lotteries Cooperatives Manufacturing Economic Development Mining Education & Training Municipal Issues Energy Petroleum Exploration & Development Environment & Conservation Privatization & Outsourcing Financial Institutions Science & Technology Fishery Small Business Forestry Sports & Recreation Government Procurement Social Assistance Health Taxation Highways Telecommunications Hospitals Tourism Housing Trade Hunting Transportation Industry Other Information Technology Other 3. LOBBY A MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY OR A MEMBER OF THE ST. JOHN S MUNICIPAL COUNCIL For each in-house lobbyist identify if they have lobbied or expect to lobby a member of the House of Assembly or the St. John s Municipal Council in the member's capacity as a member or a person on the staff of a member of the House of Assembly? ( Use Separate Sheet If Required) In-House Lobbyist Name Has Lobbyied During Return Period Expects to Lobby In Next Following 6 Month Period

Page5of7 5. LOBBYING TARGETS Check the name of any department or agency of the Crown, in which any public-office holder is employed or serves whom the in-house lobbyist: (i) has lobbied for the period during which the return is filed, and (ii) expects to lobby for the next following 6 month period. (Select All That Are Applicable - Use Separate Sheet If Required) DEPARTMENTS Has Lobbyied During Return Period Expects to Lobby In Next Following 6 Month Period Business Education Environment and Conservation Executive Council Finance Fisheries and Aquaculture Government Services Health and Community Services Human Resources, Labour and Employment Innovation, Trade and Rural Development Justice Labrador and Aboriginal Affairs Municipal and Provincial Affairs Natural Resources Tourism, Culture and Recreation Transportation and Works OFFICES Has Lobbyied During Return Period Expects to Lobby In Next Following 6 Month Period Government Purchasing Agency Intergovernmental Affairs Secretariat Labour Relations Agency Office of the Chief Information Officer Office of the Premier Public Service Commission Public Service Secretariat Rural Secretariat Women's Policy Office

Page6of7 5. LOBBYING TARGETS (CONTINUED) Check the name of any department, agency of the Crown or other entity, in which any public-office holder is employed or serves whom the in-house lobbyist: (i) has lobbied for the period during which the return is filed, and (ii) expects to lobby for the next following 6 month period. (Select All That Are Applicable - Use Separate Sheet If Required) AGENCY/BOARDS/COMMISSIONS/OTHER ENTITIES Has Lobbyied During Return Period Expects to Lobby In Next Following 6 Month Period Has Lobbyied During Return Period Expects to Lobby In Next Following 6 Month Period Board of Commissioners of Public Utilities Bull Arm Site Corporation Business Investment Corporation Churchill Falls (Labrador) Corporation College of the North Atlantic Credit Union Deposit Guarantee Corporation EDGE Evaluation Board Farm Industry Review Board Financial Services Appeal Board Fish Processing Licensing Board Heritage Foundation of Human Rights Commission of Income and Employment Support Appeal Board Labour Relations Board Lower Churchill Development Corporation Limited Memorial University of Newfoundland Mineral Rights Adjudication Board Multi-Materials Stewardship Board Municipal Assessment Agency Nalcor Energy Arts Council Centre for Health Information Chicken Marketing Board Film Development Corporation Housing Corporation Hydro Legal Aid Commission Liquor Corporation Oil And Gas Corporation of Inc. Provincial Advisory Council on the Status of Women Provincial Apprenticeship and Certification Board Professional Fish Harvesters Certification Board Provincial Information and Library Resources Board Regional Integrated Health Authority (Specify ) Royal Newfoundland Constabulary School Board (Specify ) City of St. John s St. John s Transportation Commission St. John s Sports & Entertainment Ltd. Student Loan Corporation of Student Assistance Appeal Board The Rooms Corporation of Wilderness and Ecological Reserves Advisory Council Workplace Health, Safety and Compensation Commission Other Other

6. COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUES Check the techniques of communication, that you have used or expect to use to lobby. (Select All That Are Applicable - Use Separate Sheet If Required) Page7of7 COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE Arranging One or More Meetings Meetings Presentations Written Communication (Hard Copy or Electronic) Has Lobbyied During Return Period Expects to Lobby In Next Following 6 Month Period Telephone Calls Informal Communications Grass-Roots Communication Other 7. Notice of Intent to File a Confidentiality Application With the Commissioner of Lobbyists concerning this undertaking. I have filed or I intend to file an application with the Commissioner of Lobbyists to request that some or all of the information contained in this return be kept confidential for a limited duration as it relates to an investment project of the organization, the disclosure of which may seriously prejudice the economic or financial interest of the client. Note: You must still file the lobby activity with the Registrar. YES SECTION G - TIFICATION OF PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED IN-HOUSE LOBBYISTS WHO HAVE CEASED TO BE AN IN-HOUSE LOBBYIST OR IS LONGER EMPLOYED BY THE ORGANIZATION (Use Separate Sheet if Required) Name Name Date of Cessation Date of Cessation SECTION H - CERTIFICATION I certify that the information contained in this registration form is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge and belief. Signature of Senior Officer Date Please send the completed form to: Registry of Lobbyists Commercial Registrations Division P.O. Box 8700 St. John s, NL A1B 4J6 REMINDERS Nothing in the Lobbyist Registration Act shall be construed as requiring the disclosure of the name or identity of any person if that disclosure could reasonably be expected to threaten the safety of that person Every person who knowingly makes a false or misleading statement in a return or other document submitted to the registrar under this Act is guilty of an offence. RENEWALS - Once registered, the senior officer must file a return with the registrar within 30 days after the expiration of each 6 month period after the date of filing the previous return. TIFICATION OF CESSATION - The senior officer shall advise the registrar of the names of any in-house lobbyist who has been identified in the last return and has ceased to be an in-house lobbyist or to be employed by the organization.