Board Committees

Key responsibilities

The Nomination and Governance Committee supports the Board in ensuring that the Group has effective governance structures in place, and that the Board and its Committees are appropriately staffed and operate effectively. The Committee identifies qualified individuals to join the Board, recommends any changes to the composition of the Board and its Committees and monitors an annual process to assess Board effectiveness.

This involves:

• Corporate governance framework
• Succession planning for the CEO and the Board
• Board and Committee composition
• Board nominations
• Board effectiveness reviews

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Key responsibilities

The Audit and Risk Committee assists the Board in meeting its responsibilities relating to financial reporting and control, and to risk management.

The Committee’s main responsibilities include:

• Financial reporting
• External audit
• Internal audit
• Risk management
• Internal control
• Compliance

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Key responsibilities

The Sustainability and Stakeholder Management Committee supports the Board in providing guidance on the Group’s safety, health, environmental and social responsibility strategies and policies, in the oversight of corresponding programmes and in making recommendations to the Board to ensure the views and interests of the Group’s stakeholders are considered in the Board’s deliberations.

The Committee reviews the Group’s framework of safety, health, environmental, human rights and social policies, monitors the Group’s performance in setting and meeting environmental, social, safety and occupational health commitments and provides guidance on how the Company should reflect the views and interests of stakeholders in relation to operational, projects and other business matters. The material subjects and results of this engagement are reported periodically to the Committee through standalone reports and as part of broader Committee discussions.

The Committee’s main responsibilities include:

• Policies and commitments
• Health and safety
• Community relations
• Environmental and social matters
• Stakeholder engagement
  
  

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Key responsibilities

The Projects Committee reviews all aspects of projects to be submitted for Board approval, highlighting key matters for the Board’s consideration throughout the project’s development and making recommendations to management to ensure that all projects submitted to the Board are aligned with the Group’s strategy and risk appetite.

The Committee adds an important level of governance and control to the evaluation of the Group’s projects and plays a key role in providing the Board with additional oversight of the Group’s projects portfolio. This includes overseeing the establishment of project development guidelines, drawing from best practice, industry experience and lessons learned from other Group projects.

The Committee’s main responsibilities include:

• Oversight of project standards, guidelines and best practices
• Project development lifecycle matters
• Project reviews
• Lessons learned from completed projects

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Key responsibilities

• The Committee ensures that the Group’s remuneration arrangements support both the Group’s purpose and the effective implementation of its strategy to enable the recruitment, motivation, reward and retention of talent.
• The Committee is responsible for setting remuneration for the Chairman, Directors and the CEO and monitoring the compensation strategy, level, structure and reward outcomes for Executive Committee members.
• The Committee actively participates in the Group’s talent management strategy, including reviewing, assessing and implementing succession plans for the Executive Committee.
• The Committee also reviews workforce remuneration and related policies, including the Diversity and Inclusion Policy, the alignment of incentives and rewards with the Group’s culture, the terms and limits of collective negotiations with the Company’s unions and the implementation of policy changes that affect the workforce as a whole.

For more information, please read Terms of Reference (PDF)