INTERNATIONAL BATTERY, INC.
International Battery produces large format, rechargeable lithium-ion cells and batteries
The register keeps a separate record of this client for every firm that files for it and every spelling of its name. All 2 of its records are shown together here.
Reported lobbying by year
Filings
| Filing | Filed by | Amount |
|---|---|---|
|
2nd Quarter - Termination Amendment 2nd Quarter 2012
|
MS. ELIZABETH LAVACH | $12,028 reported |
|
1st Quarter - Termination 1st Quarter 2012
|
MS. ELIZABETH LAVACH | — reported |
|
4th Quarter - Report 4th Quarter 2011
|
MS. ELIZABETH LAVACH | $8,000 reported |
|
3rd Quarter - Report 3rd Quarter 2011
|
MS. ELIZABETH LAVACH | $12,000 reported |
|
2nd Quarter - Report 2nd Quarter 2011
|
MS. ELIZABETH LAVACH | $13,482 reported |
|
1st Quarter - Amendment 1st Quarter 2011
|
MS. ELIZABETH LAVACH | $12,000 reported |
|
4th Quarter - Report 4th Quarter 2010
|
MS. ELIZABETH LAVACH | $12,000 reported |
|
3rd Quarter - Report 3rd Quarter 2010
|
MS. ELIZABETH LAVACH | $12,000 reported |
|
2nd Quarter - Report 2nd Quarter 2010
|
MS. ELIZABETH LAVACH | $8,000 reported |
|
1st Quarter - Report 1st Quarter 2010
|
MS. ELIZABETH LAVACH | $12,000 reported |
Filed by
Each firm that has reported for this client, and the client itself where it lobbies in-house, with the reports filed and the amounts they disclose.
| Firm | Reports | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| MS. ELIZABETH LAVACH | 16 | $167,741 |
| GEPHARDT GROUP GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS | 2 | $40,000 |
Issues lobbied
How many report sections named each issue, counting the current version of each report.
| Issue | Code | Mentions |
|---|---|---|
| Energy/Nuclear | ENG | 20 |
| Consumer Issues/Safety/Products | CSP | 13 |
| Defense | DEF | 4 |
| Economics/Economic Development | ECN | 1 |
| Manufacturing | MAN | 1 |
| Budget/Appropriations | BUD | 1 |
Bills named in its filings
Bill numbers found in the filers' descriptions, most often named first.
| Bill | Congress | Times named |
|---|---|---|
| H.R. 1 | 111th | 2 |
From reports filed under the Lobbying Disclosure Act. Firms report what each client paid them; an organisation lobbying for itself reports its own expenses. Amounts count the current version of each report once.