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9 Contacts on behalf of Bangladesh Export Processing Zone Authority

Date	Lobbyist	Firm	Country	Method	Level	Contact	Office	Issues
2007-08-01	None	Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman	Bangladesh	Meeting	Member	Jackson Lee, Sheila (Reps.)	Jackson Lee, Sheila	Human rights issues
None	None	Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman	Bangladesh	Meeting	Member	Chabot, Steve	Chabot, Steve	Human rights issues
None	None	Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman	Bangladesh	Meeting		D. Addams		Human Rights Issues
2007-08-02	None	Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman	Bangladesh	Meeting	Member	Coleman, Norm (Sen.)	Coleman, Norm	Human rights issues
2007-08-07	None	Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman	Bangladesh	Phone				Human Rights Issues
100208-100308	None	Sorini, Samet & Associates	Bangladesh	Email		Aaron Rosenberg (Office of the U.S. Trade Representatives)		email and telephone conversations
2008-10-04	None	Sorini, Samet & Associates	Bangladesh	Unknown				Attended inter-agency GSP hearing on October 4 and related meetings at USTR with BEPZA, officials of Bangladesh Embassy, and various USTR officials.
2008-10-15	None	Sorini, Samet & Associates	Bangladesh	Email	Staff	Gregg Sheiowitz (Office of Congressman Joe Crowley)	Crowley, Joseph	Email exchange
None	None	Sorini, Samet & Associates	Bangladesh	Other		(AFL-CIO)		issues raised in the inter-agency hearing and post-hearing brief on the petition.

*An asterisk in the "issues" field means no issues were listed for this specific meeting, so the client registration information is displayed instead.

1 Lobbyist Payments from Bangladesh Export Processing Zone Authority

Date	Firm	Amount	Purpose
2008-06-26	Sorini, Samet & Associates	$36,798.00	Professional Services

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