Lobbying Governance
| Overall Assessment | Analysis | Score |
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| Moderate |
Gaztransport Et Technigaz (GTT) discloses a basic but identifiable governance process for keeping its policy engagement in line with its climate objectives, stating that "membership of any professional organisation is validated by the Executive Committee, [which] ensures that GTT engagement activities are consistent with its overall climate strategy." Oversight is clearly assigned: "The Board of Directors examines the Group's CSR and climate targets and reviews its performance on an annual basis" while "The Executive committee ensures the execution of this strategy," indicating that both the board and executive leadership review and authorise external engagement. This points to an internal sign-off mechanism for indirect lobbying through trade or professional bodies and identifies responsible governance bodies, which indicates moderate governance. However, the company does not describe how it monitors or aligns any direct lobbying activities, provides no details of periodic lobbying reviews, and confirms that it has "No" public commitment to align engagement with the Paris Agreement, so the transparency and scope of its lobbying oversight remain limited.
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