Teleflex Statement of Engagement
on Public Policy Issues

Teleflex operates in a heavily regulated industry andbelieves it is important to be able to express its views when
it deems appropriate on public policy issues or proposals topolicy-makers and other stakeholders in a transparent
manner. These efforts include monitoring and analyzing
public policy proposals and, from time to time, taking aposition on or advocating regarding policies that directly
affect Teleflex’s business or impact public health or accessto healthcare. Any public policy involvement on behalf ofTeleflex reflects the interests of Teleflex as an organizationand not the interests of any individual director, officer oremployee.

Political Contributions
Teleflex’s Code of Ethics prohibits contributions ofcorporate funds or resources by employees to candidates,
political party committees and political action committees.
Teleflex does not currently make contributions to politicalcandidates, parties or committees, in support or opposition
to ballot initiatives or to other groups such as governors
associations, political action committees or other section
527 entities. Teleflex does not currently have any
employee-funded political action committees.

LobbyingIndustry Groups and Trade Associations
The primary way that Teleflex engages in the politicalprocess is through involvement as a member of industry
associations and trade groups. Teleflex works with thesegroups on a variety of issues of importance to Teleflex andthe medical device industry. These groups can help theindustry reach consensus on policy issues and be effectivewith issue advocacy. With Teleflex representatives on theboards and committees of industry associations and tradegroups, Teleflex can voice questions or concerns it may
have about policy or related activities. Teleflex may notalways agree fully with the views of these associations or
its individual member companies. As such, Teleflex reserves
the right to remove itself from related association or industry
group activities when it is appropriate to do so.
Below is a list of industry and trade groups of which
Teleflex is a member and for which Teleflex pays at least$25,000 per year in membership dues or fees:• Medical Device Manufacturers Association (MDMA)• Advanced Medical Technology Association (AdvaMed)• IBEC Trade Association• MedTech Europe• APACMed• SNITEM• Confindustria Dispositivi Medici• BVMedConfidential - For Internal Use Only - Do Not Copy or Distribute

Teleflex does engage in direct lobbying activities on specificmatters that are important to our company and ourstakeholders. When Teleflex engages in such activities, it isdone in full compliance with the U.S. Lobbying Disclosure
Act and all other applicable legislation. Teleflex does not
currently have a dedicated public policy or government
affairs team. Any lobbying activities are handled by various
functions within the organization.

Compliance and Oversight
The Corporate Social Responsibility Steering Committee(the “Committee”) has oversight over any political spending,policy-focused activities, lobbying and compliance activities.
All corporate political expenditures must be approved by theCommittee.
The Committee reviews all corporate political activity
annually, or as needed, to make sure all actions are inalignment with Teleflex’s corporate policy and mission.
The Committee will also review this statement annually todetermine whether any updates are necessary and toensure continued compliance with federal regulations andalignment with corporate values.

Last Updated April 2023
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