WiPA Scotland and Helio DeHavilland hosted a session on how to effectively influence parliamentarians ahead of the new parliamentary session. Featuring a panel with experience on both sides of lobbying.
Influencing Parliament in the new session
WiPA Scotland and Helio DeHavilland hosted a session on how to effectively influence parliamentarians ahead of the new parliamentary session. Featuring a panel with experience on both sides of lobbying.
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