would allow them to promptly respond to these new developments. For example, competent auditors who are farsighted and passionate in their learning would be best equipped to adjust to any changes. Hence
2019 Case study – dedicated approach 48 Board level oversight: Board Chair Management responsibility for implementation: Sustainability Steering Committee IncentivesFrequent reporting Source: CDP 2019
, including contacting and submitting such applications, documents and evidence to the competent authorities or relevant agencies, and listing the Company’s newly issued ordinary shares on the SET; and (4
future adequacy of the firms’ human resources. In particular, there has been a lack of competent workforce in the audit profession due to the audit firms’ high turnover rate. Furthermore, a declining
the effort The Board of Directors deemed that CCET-WC with the exercise price of Baht 2.16 is rewarding and beneficial to the Company in motivating the competent personnel who are a part of the
have dependable capabilities and experiences in power industry. Board members are competent persons from diverse business areas, many of whom are knowledgeable and long-time experienced in energy and
competent personnel who are a part of the Company’s achievement; and that the benefits from the better performance of the Company is worth comparing with the discount granted from the difference between the
receivership order; (b) being a financial institution, of which business operation has been suspended by an order of a competent officer or authority; or (c) the company has complied with any of the following
) an offence regarding documents or accounts such as falsifying documents, using or referring to falsified documents, informing the competent officer to record false statements in documents, or aiding or
interests. At least one of the non-executive directors should be experienced and competent in the company’s main industry. 3.1.2 The board should determine the proper number of directors to function