Lobbying Governance
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Gamania Digital Entertainment Co. Ltd offers only a limited view of its climate-policy lobbying. It describes engaging through initiatives such as the CommonWealth Sustainability platform and membership in the Bankers Association of the Republic of China, as well as oversight by its Sustainability Planning Office, providing some insight into the mechanisms it uses, but it does not identify the specific government bodies or legislators it addresses. The company refers broadly to alignment with the Paris Agreement, adoption of the TCFD framework and support for climate-related financial disclosure and GHG-inventory practices, yet it does not name any concrete laws, regulations or rule-makings it has tried to influence. The outcomes it highlights—achieving carbon neutrality in its own Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2030, reaching net-zero by 2050, and pursuing energy-saving projects and renewable energy—are internal operational targets rather than policy changes it seeks from regulators. Consequently, while the disclosure signals some involvement in climate discussions, it leaves readers without a clear picture of the specific public policies the company engages on, the decision-makers it targets, or the policy results it hopes to secure.
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