Lobbying Governance
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PPHE Hotel Group Ltd outlines a robust climate governance framework at the Board level and through dedicated committees, but the company does not disclose any governance processes specific to lobbying activities. The Board emphasizes that "The Board has ultimate responsibility for the Group strategy, defining and setting long-term, climate-related objectives, and ensuring the necessary resources are available to develop and grow sustainably," and the Chief Corporate & Legal Officer, Inbar Zilberman, "has overall responsibility for climate-related matters and reports to the Board" by overseeing "compliance with TCFD reporting requirements and ESG arrangements, practices and procedures." The company further details that "Our ESG Committee consists of three independent, non-executive directors … to consider climate-related disclosures for the annual and interim reports," and that its Audit Committee "meets at least three times a year … to assist the Board in monitoring these risks and tracking changes that could alter the risk profile." However, we found no evidence of any policy, procedure, or oversight mechanism governing direct or indirect lobbying to ensure alignment with its climate objectives, nor is there any indication of a named individual or formal body responsible for reviewing or approving lobbying activities. This indicates the company does not disclose a lobbying governance framework.
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