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Lendlease’s disclosures detail a robust operational decarbonization strategy but provide no insight into any governance process for lobbying or policy engagement, and we found no evidence of oversight or alignment mechanisms for either its direct or indirect climate lobbying activities. The report explains that "Our Europe roadmap will be reviewed and updated on an annual basis" and that "Lendlease has established a Decarbonisation Investment Group (DIG), which includes members of our Global Leadership Team, including our Chief Financial Officer, to review and establish investment opportunities deemed necessary to enable Absolute Zero Carbon by 2040 across all regions we operate in," yet there is no mention of who oversees lobbying efforts, how they are monitored, or any process to align them with the company’s climate objectives.
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Lendlease provides only limited insight into its climate-policy lobbying. The company refers to broad themes such as "low carbon fuel policies," "carbon reduction targets," and the regulatory work of bodies like the SEC and ISSB, but it does not name any concrete pieces of legislation or regulations it has actually sought to influence, nor does it affirm that it stays out of policy debates. Its descriptions of activity are equally vague: statements about "engagement with federal and state governments" and "advocacy for development of low carbon fuels policy" stop short of explaining how the company engages—there is no mention of meetings, submissions, letters, or the specific authorities approached. Finally, Lendlease articulates only high-level ambitions such as decarbonising Scope 3 emissions, achieving “Absolute Zero” by 2040, and securing access to renewable fuels; it does not set out specific policy changes, targets, or amendments it is pressing governments to adopt. Taken together, the disclosures signal an intention to be part of the climate conversation but reveal very little about which policies the company tries to shape, how it does so, or the concrete outcomes it seeks.
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