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Explain the role lobbyist take in the creation of legislation?
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Explain the role lobbyist take in the creation of legislation?

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In many western democracies, a lobbyist's job is to petition the elected members of a legislative body to create and/or vote for laws that benefit the companies/firms that hire the lobbyists. 
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