Lobbying Governance
| Overall Assessment | Analysis | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Limited |
PageGroup indicates an intention to align its policy engagement with climate goals, noting that it has "publicly committed to that during 2022, we will investigate science-based targets to ensure that our strategy to reduce emissions is in line with the Paris Agreement goals" and confirms that it "does have a public commitment … to conduct your engagement activities in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement". It also states that it "collaborate[s] with stakeholders including governments, non-governmental organisations, industry bodies and many other businesses to jointly work toward supporting transition to [a] Net Zero economy" and highlights that members of its Sustainability team participate in IEMA, an association that "advocates on behalf of its members" and has "declared a climate and environmental emergency". While these statements show a broad commitment to pursue climate-aligned advocacy, the company does not disclose any formal governance structure—there is no mention of a board committee, executive, or other body that reviews lobbying alignment, nor any description of monitoring mechanisms, corrective actions, or periodic assessments covering either direct lobbying or trade-association positions. Consequently, the disclosure demonstrates only a high-level commitment without evidence of a systematic process, individual accountability, or transparent review to ensure lobbying consistency with its climate strategy.
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