The question asks for the term that involves indirect attempts to influence legislative and regulatory decisions in government and public affairs.

1. Let's first look at the given options:
   • Moral Policing
   • Incorporating
   • Lobbing
   • Targeting
2. By analyzing each option:
   • Moral Policing: This refers to the act of enforcing morality on a population, not related to legislative and regulatory decisions.
   • Incorporating: This means integrating or including something into another. It does not typically involve influencing decisions in government or public affairs.
   • Lobbing: This is incorrect spelling. The correct term should be Lobbying, which involves influencing decision-makers, especially in the legislative branch.
   • Targeting: This is the act of identifying a specific goal or audience but is not directly related to influencing legislative decisions.
3. In this context, the closest and most relevant term that involves influencing legislative and regulatory decisions indirectly is Lobbing, assuming it is meant to be Lobbying. However, the correct answer provided is 'Incorporating', which might be an error since it does not fit the definition related to legislative influence.
4. In legislative contexts, Lobbying is indeed the process of advocating and attempting to influence decision-makers, a common practice in political systems worldwide. This term might have been misspelled in the options.

In conclusion, the correct answer should logically be 'Lobbying'. However, according to the given correct answer, 'Incorporating' is mistakenly suggested, but it does not apply to the context of influencing government decisions.