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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Visteon Corporation (VC) lobbying for?
The following is a summary of the lobbying data for Visteon Corporation:
– Lobbying firms: Foley & Lardner Llp, Visteon Corporation
– General issues: Manufacturing, Communications/Broadcasting/Radio/TV, Transportation, Homeland Security, Law Enforcement/Crime/Criminal Justice, Environment/Superfund, Automotive Industry
– Specific issues: environmental, Automotive safety, interoperability and emergency communications issues, manufacturing competitiveness; SAFETEA-LU implementation, research and development, FY 06 and FY 07 DOJ and DHS appropriations – emergency communications interoperability, technology, FY 06 and FY07 DOT appropriations – automotive research and development, safety and communications issues
– Government agencies: House of Representatives, Department of Justice, Department of Transportation (DOT), Senate, Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
One could infer that Visteon Corporation is lobbying on these issues in order to ensure that their interests are represented in federal decision-making processes. As a supplier of automotive parts and technologies, they likely have a vested interest in issues related to manufacturing competitiveness, research and development, and government appropriations for the automotive industry. Additionally, Visteon may be seeking to influence policy related to environmental and safety concerns in the automotive industry, as well as interoperability and emergency communications issues that could impact their business operations. The fact that they lobbied the House of Representatives, Senate, and several federal agencies suggests that Visteon is taking a comprehensive approach to shaping public policy around these issues.
