Lobbying Governance
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Nomura Real Estate Master Fund has implemented a governance process to align its external policy engagement with its climate objectives, describing that “こうした公共政策に影響を与える直接的・間接的なイニシアティブの参加を含むサステナビリティに関する目標や施策は本投資法人取締役会の下に設置されている投資委員会にて審議、決定しています.” It further states that “投資委員会における決定されたイニシアティブの参加などの意思決定は年に1回以上、投資委員会の委員であるサステナビリティに係る最高責任者より、取締役会に対して報告を行います。取締役会は、報告されたイニシアティブが本投資法人の全般的な気候変動戦略に一致するようにモニタリング（監督）を継続的に実施しています.” The Board of Directors also “formulates and revises the Sustainability Policy, sustainability promotion rules and other in-house policies and rules” and “receives reports on the performance of initiatives related to sustainability … at least once a year from the Chief Sustainability Officer,” assigning clear oversight and review steps. Together, these processes cover both direct and indirect policy engagement with a named Chief Sustainability Officer, Investment Committee, and Board oversight, indicating strong governance. However, there is no evidence of a dedicated climate-lobbying audit or public review of alignment with external associations’ positions.
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