I haven't heard that proposal before. Even though I've lobbied in every single province in Canada, I haven't lobbied in the territories.
I've never been registered in the Yukon, but we see that there's a similar system, from my understanding, in Alberta, in which you have an account manager and then all the lobbyists who fall under that.
At the federal level, we see that already for in-house organizations. The senior-most officer—myself, for example, at the association I work at right now—is the registered individual, and under that name are all of those at the association who lobby on behalf of the organization.
At the federal level, the way that in-house registrations are encapsulated and built is the right direction to go. I think it would be quite onerous for each individual in an association to have to create their own lobby registry when we're all advocating on behalf of one association and for one set of issues.