Lobbying Governance
| Overall Assessment | Analysis | Score |
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| Limited |
Heiwa Real Estate discloses some intent to keep its public-policy engagement aligned with climate goals but offers very limited detail on how this is governed. The company states that it "has a Sustainability Committee, headed by the Executive Officer, President and CEO" that meets at least twice a year and oversees the PDCA cycle for climate initiatives, yet the description focuses on risk management and internal sustainability measures rather than lobbying activity. Its only reference to managing external advocacy is the assertion that the group will act "平和不動産グループは…『パリ協定』や所属する業界団体における方針との整合性を保ちながら…進めていきます" and that "所属業界団体の方針が引き上げられる等して、当社グループの方針が著しく脆弱となる場合には、改めて検討する"; this indicates an intention to assess alignment with trade-association positions and reconsider participation if inconsistencies emerge. However, the company does not disclose a formal procedure, schedule, or criteria for such reviews, provides no information on how direct lobbying is monitored, and does not identify any individual or committee specifically responsible for approving or auditing lobbying activities. Overall, the disclosure shows a commitment to align engagement with the Paris Agreement but lacks transparent mechanisms, oversight structures, or monitoring processes dedicated to lobbying alignment, indicating only limited governance in this area.
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