Lobbying Governance
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E |
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E |
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| Limited |
Halfords provides only limited insight into its climate-related lobbying. The company states that it seeks to “raise Government awareness on the investment required to accelerate the transition to electric vehicles and other electric transport options,” indicating that it is engaging with the UK Government on electric-mobility policy, but it does not name any specific bills, regulations or consultations, nor does it affirm that this is the full extent of its lobbying. The disclosure also fails to describe how the company conducts this engagement—there is no mention of letters, meetings, industry-association submissions, or other channels, and the governmental bodies or officials approached are not identified. Finally, while the company signals a broad objective of accelerating the shift to electric vehicles and notes concern about the postponement of the UK ban on new petrol and diesel cars, it does not articulate the concrete policy changes, timelines, or quantitative targets it is advocating for. Taken together, the company’s statements reveal intent to influence climate policy but provide minimal detail on the specific policies, methods, or outcomes involved.
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D |