Lobbying Governance
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| Limited |
LX Hausys provides limited insight into how it governs its policy-related engagement, noting that “the Environmental Safety Executive is participating as a director of the Korea Vinyl Environment Association” and that the company “actively participate[s] in the operation of the association’s recycling agreement through quarterly activities of the steering committee and the board of directors.” The disclosure adds that “LX Hausys checks the recycling rate every year… [and] submits it to the Association to discuss whether to achieve it,” implying a basic internal review to keep the company’s external engagement on recycling aligned with its climate-related targets. However, beyond this reference to one trade association and the involvement of a single executive, the company does not disclose a broader procedure for monitoring or approving lobbying positions, does not describe any mechanism for assessing or correcting misalignment of direct or indirect lobbying, and does not identify any board-level or formal committee oversight of climate-related advocacy. As such, the evidence points to a rudimentary alignment check for one recycling initiative rather than a comprehensive lobbying governance framework.
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