NATIONAL CENTER FOR MISSING AND EXPLOITED CHILDREN
Missing and Exploited Children Clearinghouse
The register keeps a separate record of this client for every firm that files for it and every spelling of its name. All 3 of its records are shown together here.
These two are not added together. An organisation lobbying for itself reports its own spending, and the firms it retains report what they were paid; the rules ask the first to include the second, but filings do not always do so and a filing gives no way to tell. Each is shown as reported.
Reported lobbying by year
Filings
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 |
|---|---|---|
| NATIONAL CENTER FOR MISSING AND EXPLOITED CHILDREN In-house | 47 | $544,328 |
| VENTURE GOVERNMENT STRATEGIES, LLC (FKA HOBART HALLAWAY & QUAYLE VENTURES, LLC) | 11 | $250,000 |
| MR. JOSEPH HUANG-RACALTO | 1 | — |
Issues lobbied
How many report sections named each issue, counting the current version of each report.
| Issue | Code | Mentions |
|---|---|---|
| Law Enforcement/Crime/Criminal Justice | LAW | 44 |
| Budget/Appropriations | BUD | 12 |
| Government Issues | GOV | 1 |
Bills named in its filings
Bill numbers found in the filers' descriptions, most often named first.
| Bill | Congress | Times named |
|---|---|---|
| S. 3354 | 116th | 8 |
| S. 3170 | 116th | 8 |
| H.R. 4447 | 116th | 8 |
| H.R. 1865 | 115th | 8 |
| S. 782 | 115th | 8 |
| H.R. 1973 | 115th | 8 |
| H.R. 1846 | 115th | 8 |
| H.R. 1809 | 115th | 8 |
| H.R. 695 | 115th | 8 |
| S. 534 | 115th | 8 |
| S. 722 | 115th | 8 |
| S. 705 | 115th | 8 |
| H.R. 1188 | 115th | 8 |
| H.R. 1808 | 115th | 8 |
| H.R. 159 | 114th | 8 |
| H.R. 515 | 114th | 8 |
| S. 381 | 114th | 8 |
| S. 529 | 114th | 8 |
| S. 166 | 114th | 8 |
| S. 572 | 114th | 8 |
| H.R. 181 | 114th | 8 |
| S. 178 | 114th | 8 |
| S. 295 | 114th | 8 |
| H.R. 2200 | 115th | 7 |
| S. 1312 | 115th | 7 |
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.