Lobbying Governance
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| Limited |
SNT Motiv offers only limited evidence of a governance process for lobbying or policy engagement. It confirms that it "does your organization have a public commitment or position statement to conduct your engagement activities in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement?[…]Yes", signalling an intention to align external engagement with Paris-aligned climate goals. Beyond this, the company mentions that it will "Research the cost reduction and reduction potential based on the existing energy inventory of greenhouse gas emissions; Configure a team-wide organization (TFT) in order to derive the marginal cost of reducing; Report the results obtained from the execution of reducing carbon emissions to CEO and maintain these reduction activities", which indicates internal climate-performance monitoring rather than a structured oversight of lobbying activities. The disclosure does not identify any individual or committee responsible for reviewing lobbying, nor does it describe processes for monitoring direct or trade-association lobbying alignment. Therefore, the only qualifying element is the high-level commitment to conduct engagement consistent with the Paris Agreement, while key governance details—such as oversight roles, monitoring procedures, or mechanisms to manage indirect lobbying—are not disclosed.
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