Title: Boeing: About Boeing Government Operations
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Content: Boeing continues to communicate its policy to other groups with which it is associated, in order to prevent the use by such groups of Boeing's corporate funds for election-related political purposes. Moreover, Boeing regularly reviews each of its outside affiliations, including a review of any advocacy undertaken by such third-party groups, to ensure continued overall alignment with Boeing’s interests and business strategy. Any continued support for such organizations must be approved by the Executive Vice President, Government Operations, on at least an annual basis. Boeing uses corporate resources in order to support Boeing’s viewpoint on important public policy issues, including expenditures for external entities who advocate on Boeing’s behalf. Any such advocacy requires the prior approval of Boeing’s Executive Vice President, Government Operations, is overseen and managed by Boeing’s Government Operations organization, and is conducted in accordance with applicable law, policies and procedures, sound corporate practice, and our high standards of ethical conduct. Boeing files lobbying disclosure reports with the United States Congress, which are available here and here. Boeing files similar reports where required at the state level. Lobbying activities are defined and tracked internally. As outlined in the Company's internal procedure on Lobbying and Byrd Amendment Activities, Boeing complies with federal regulations as outlined in, but not limited to, the Lobbying Disclosure Act (LDA) and the Byrd Amendment. Data and reporting required by the Lobbying Disclosure Act (LDA) are disclosed and available publically on the LDA Report homepage.