Lobbying by omission

In the disclosed record, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu has disclosed 587 political donations but shows no disclosed ministerial-diary meetings, while 18% of its Accounting/Advisory sector peers are present on ministerial-diary meetings. This is a COMPUTED DISCREPANCY over disclosed public records — not evidence that any meeting, lobbying or payment took place or was withheld. Disclosed data is a floor: the absence may simply mean this entity does not engage on that axis, or that the relevant register does not yet cover it. It is a prompt to look, not a finding.

In the disclosed record, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu holds 62 disclosed government contracts but shows no disclosed ministerial-diary meetings, while 18% of its Accounting/Advisory sector peers are present on ministerial-diary meetings. This is a COMPUTED DISCREPANCY over disclosed public records — not evidence that any meeting, lobbying or payment took place or was withheld. Disclosed data is a floor: the absence may simply mean this entity does not engage on that axis, or that the relevant register does not yet cover it. It is a prompt to look, not a finding.

In the disclosed record, PWC PriceWaterhouseCoopers has disclosed 683 political donations but shows no disclosed ministerial-diary meetings, while 18% of its Accounting/Advisory sector peers are present on ministerial-diary meetings. This is a COMPUTED DISCREPANCY over disclosed public records — not evidence that any meeting, lobbying or payment took place or was withheld. Disclosed data is a floor: the absence may simply mean this entity does not engage on that axis, or that the relevant register does not yet cover it. It is a prompt to look, not a finding.

In the disclosed record, KPMG appears in 27 ministerial-diary meetings but shows no entry on the third-party lobbyist register, while 10% of its Accounting/Advisory sector peers are present on the third-party lobbyist register. This is a COMPUTED DISCREPANCY over disclosed public records — not evidence that any meeting, lobbying or payment took place or was withheld. Disclosed data is a floor: the absence may simply mean this entity does not engage on that axis, or that the relevant register does not yet cover it. It is a prompt to look, not a finding.

In the disclosed record, KPMG has disclosed 248 political donations but shows no entry on the third-party lobbyist register, while 10% of its Accounting/Advisory sector peers are present on the third-party lobbyist register. This is a COMPUTED DISCREPANCY over disclosed public records — not evidence that any meeting, lobbying or payment took place or was withheld. Disclosed data is a floor: the absence may simply mean this entity does not engage on that axis, or that the relevant register does not yet cover it. It is a prompt to look, not a finding.

In the disclosed record, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu has disclosed 587 political donations but shows no entry on the third-party lobbyist register, while 10% of its Accounting/Advisory sector peers are present on the third-party lobbyist register. This is a COMPUTED DISCREPANCY over disclosed public records — not evidence that any meeting, lobbying or payment took place or was withheld. Disclosed data is a floor: the absence may simply mean this entity does not engage on that axis, or that the relevant register does not yet cover it. It is a prompt to look, not a finding.

In the disclosed record, PWC PriceWaterhouseCoopers has disclosed 683 political donations but shows no entry on the third-party lobbyist register, while 10% of its Accounting/Advisory sector peers are present on the third-party lobbyist register. This is a COMPUTED DISCREPANCY over disclosed public records — not evidence that any meeting, lobbying or payment took place or was withheld. Disclosed data is a floor: the absence may simply mean this entity does not engage on that axis, or that the relevant register does not yet cover it. It is a prompt to look, not a finding.

In the disclosed record, KordaMentha holds 3 disclosed government contracts but shows no disclosed political donations, while 82% of its Accounting/Advisory sector peers are present on political donations. This is a COMPUTED DISCREPANCY over disclosed public records — not evidence that any meeting, lobbying or payment took place or was withheld. Disclosed data is a floor: the absence may simply mean this entity does not engage on that axis, or that the relevant register does not yet cover it. It is a prompt to look, not a finding.

In the disclosed record, KordaMentha appears in 3 ministerial-diary meetings but shows no disclosed political donations, while 82% of its Accounting/Advisory sector peers are present on political donations. This is a COMPUTED DISCREPANCY over disclosed public records — not evidence that any meeting, lobbying or payment took place or was withheld. Disclosed data is a floor: the absence may simply mean this entity does not engage on that axis, or that the relevant register does not yet cover it. It is a prompt to look, not a finding.

In the disclosed record, BDO appears in 2 ministerial-diary meetings but shows no disclosed political donations, while 82% of its Accounting/Advisory sector peers are present on political donations. This is a COMPUTED DISCREPANCY over disclosed public records — not evidence that any meeting, lobbying or payment took place or was withheld. Disclosed data is a floor: the absence may simply mean this entity does not engage on that axis, or that the relevant register does not yet cover it. It is a prompt to look, not a finding.

In the disclosed record, Institute of Chartered Accountants holds 2 disclosed government contracts but shows no disclosed political donations, while 82% of its Accounting/Advisory sector peers are present on political donations. This is a COMPUTED DISCREPANCY over disclosed public records — not evidence that any meeting, lobbying or payment took place or was withheld. Disclosed data is a floor: the absence may simply mean this entity does not engage on that axis, or that the relevant register does not yet cover it. It is a prompt to look, not a finding.