Lobbying Governance
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Lemon Tree Hotels Ltd discloses that it “regularly engage[s] with various stakeholders, including government and regulators, associations and industry chambers” and “actively provide[s] our inputs on various areas, such as hotel construction and design, hotel services, inclusion/diversity, skilling of individuals with special needs, renewable energy and more,” but it does not disclose any formal mechanisms, processes or oversight structures for aligning or reviewing its lobbying with its climate or sustainability commitments. We found no evidence of a dedicated policy outlining how lobbying activities are monitored, no reference to a named individual or formal body responsible for political advocacy oversight, and no description of steps to manage or align the positions of industry associations with its climate goals. While the company states it is “committed to contributing to this process responsibly and ethically,” it provides no detail on how such contributions are governed or enforced in the context of its lobbying activities, leaving the governance framework for climate-related lobbying undefined.
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