A question for Parliament

摘要

Last week,TheTimes carried an investigation into the funding of lobbyists behind a number of parliamentary groups.The All-Party Pharmacy Group works closely with lobbying company Luther Pendragon,which is jointly supported by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society,the Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee,the Company Chemists Association and the National Pharmacy Association,and came under scrutiny by TheTimes(p64).The investigation suggested that Luther Pendragon wrote many of the APPG's reports and,consequently,the APPG was unduly influenced by pharmacy.