Introduction to lobbying processes within the federal government. : RG23-151/1983E-PDF

"The federal government's decisions often have an impact on the consumer market. It is the role of consumer groups to ensure that such decisions take consumer interests into account or to help change those that are against their interests. … The purpose of this document is to help consumer groups by shedding some light on the internal operation of government and the methods for lobbying effectively for consumer rights; these methods, rudimentary as they may be, will enable the groups to prepare intervention strategies and develop a series of pressure tactics, commonly referred to as "lobbying""--Introduction.

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