What would be considered a government interest group?

A government interest group, often referred to as a public sector interest group, is an organization that advocates for specific policies or issues on behalf of government entities, such as local, state, or federal agencies. These groups may represent the interests of public employees, such as teachers or law enforcement, or focus on specific government functions like public health, education, or infrastructure. Their primary goal is to influence legislation, funding, and policy decisions that affect the operations and priorities of government institutions.