When we are taking in-house lobbyists as part of the regime, as I've said, it requires a lot of detailed implementation. There are a lot of different scenarios that you need to work through, because the population of in-house lobbyists is so heterogeneous. As you said, with the example of a small business owner and the burden this can place on their enterprise—respecting the principle of the act that you do not want to impede free access to public officials—it's certainly something you need to take into account.
You really need to think through all of the different scenarios and put in the appropriate conditions and exceptions to be able to alleviate the burden to some degree.