J. Denise Diskin lobbying for QLaw Foundation of Washington

$45.00 Per Month

I earn an annual salary. To reach the compensation amount, I broke down the annual salary to an hourly rate, then used that hourly rate to estimate the portion of my salary which goes to lobbying.

• Full time employee
• Lobbying is only part of other duties

Lobbying is most frequent before legislative committee members or state agencies concerned with the following subjects:

• Business and consumer affairs
• Education
• Health care
• Human services
• Law and justice
• Local government
• State government
• Other

Other

Explaination of "Other":

After the legislative session, I may be asked to take on lobbying efforts with respect to local government or agencies, depending on whether they are handling issues relevant to my employer's interests.

This Lobbyist does not have an ongoing reimbursement agreement with the client.

This Lobbyist is reimbursed for incidental lobbying expenses.

This client (employer) does not directly pay for lobbying expenses.