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eBay

Meetings with ministers

10

In the last 12 months

2

Different ministers

5

Lobbying firms used

0

Meetings with ministers

DateMinisterPurpose, as published
14 April 2026Blair McDougallDBTTo discuss how better to provide upskilling support that enables SME digital adoption
3 February 2026Blair McDougallDBTRoundtable to discuss digital adoption
30 June 2025Gareth ThomasDBTDiscussion on the Maple Review
8 April 2025James MurrayHMTTo discuss eBay's and their wider sector’s priorities for growth, as well as how the government can help unlock further private sector investment into the UK economy
19 March 2025Gareth ThomasDBTTo discuss updates from the Lilac Review’s quantitative research survey
11 February 2025Gareth ThomasDBTTo discuss the recommendations of the Commission’s first policy paper
3 February 2025Justin MaddersDBTTo discuss consumer protection online including points of contact for public enforcers, verification of sellers on online platforms and preventing the sale of non-compliant products to UK consumers
21 January 2025Gareth ThomasDBTTo discuss the Lilac Review with disabled entrepreneurs
12 December 2024James MurrayHMTTo discuss the impact of the Budget announcements on business rates on the retail sector
4 November 2024Simon LightwoodDfTIntroductary roundtable meeting to hear from the micromobility industry before setting future direction of micromobility policy.

Consultant lobbying firms

Not named as a client of a consultant lobbying firm on the Register of Consultant Lobbyists in the quarters we hold. Lobbying done by an organisation's own staff does not have to be registered.

About these records. Each row is one entry in a minister’s published meetings return, so a meeting with two ministers appears once for each. Dates and purposes are shown as the department published them. Published under these names too: “Ebay”. Sources: GOV.UK ministers’ meetings transparency returns and the Registrar of Consultant Lobbyists quarterly returns, both under the Open Government Licence v3.0.