To regulate the activities of lobbyists in the EU.

To promote transparency and accountability in EU decision-making.

To facilitate communication between lobbyists and EU institutions.

To ensure equal access to EU decision-makers for all stakeholders.

Any individual or organization that seeks to influence EU decision-making.

Any individual or organization that is paid to represent the interests of a client before EU institutions.

Any individual or organization that engages in direct or indirect communication with EU decision-makers.

Any individual or organization that is registered in the EU Transparency Register.

Their name, contact details, and affiliation.

Their clients, financial interests, and activities.

Their meetings with EU decision-makers.

All of the above.

They may be fined.

They may be banned from lobbying in the EU.

Their information may be made public.

All of the above.

It is responsible for enforcing the EU Transparency Register.

It can investigate and sanction lobbyists who violate the rules.

It can adopt guidelines and recommendations on lobbying practices.

All of the above.

It can adopt resolutions and recommendations on lobbying practices.

It can investigate and sanction lobbyists who violate the rules.

It can hold hearings and debates on lobbying issues.

All of the above.

It can adopt guidelines and recommendations on lobbying practices.

It can investigate and sanction lobbyists who violate the rules.

It can hold hearings and debates on lobbying issues.

None of the above.

The lack of a common definition of 'lobbying'.

The difficulty in distinguishing between legitimate lobbying and undue influence.

The lack of resources to enforce lobbying rules.

All of the above.

Expanding the scope of the register to cover more types of lobbying activities.

Requiring lobbyists to disclose more detailed information about their activities.

Strengthening the enforcement mechanisms for non-compliance.

All of the above.

It helps to ensure transparency and accountability in EU decision-making.

It helps to prevent undue influence by lobbyists.

It helps to level the playing field for all stakeholders.

All of the above.