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| | | ... Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI) has recommended that superannuation funds invested in News Corporation vote against the re-election of six of the company's executive directors in the upcoming annual general meeting. "Progress on ... |
| | | | The Gillard government has introduced its Clean Energy Future Legislation into parliament and scheduled a vote in the House of Representatives for 12 October, a move welcomed by the Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC). Under legislation outlined ... |
| | | | ... Australian publicly listed companies the right to remove directors if a company's remuneration report has received a 'no' vote of 25% or more at two consecutive annual general meetings under the legislation. If a majority of shareholders then vote in ... |
| | | | ... every second year, includes new provisions for board members' workloads, board evaluation, voting based on "one share, one vote" and disclosure of environmental, social and corporate governance policies and practices. Ann Byrne The guide serves the purpose ... |
| | | | The government has released the draft legislation necessary to implement its carbon tax regime. The Clean Energy Legislative Package is seen as a "faithful" implementation of the policy articulated on 10 July by Prime Minister Julia Gillard. But one ... |
| | | | Solaris Investment Management, an AU$4bn retail and institutional fund manager, has appointed Lisa Domagala as ESG specialist to the investment team. Domagala has worked with the fund since March 2010 as an ESG consultant, and her permanent appointment ... |
| | | | ... at board and executive level on a range of ESG issues. We are also committed to advising the ASX 50 where we are going to vote against a resolution at a meeting. Q: To what extent has this direct engagement resulted in positive improvements? RM: Often ... |
| | | | ... Australian publicly listed companies the right to remove directors if a company's remuneration report has received a 'no' vote of 25 per cent or more at two consecutive annual general meetings. Under the legislation, if a majority of shareholders then ... |
| | | | ... Australian publicly listed companies the right to remove directors if a company's remuneration report has received a 'no' vote of 25 per cent or more at two consecutive annual general meetings under the legislation. Under the legislation, if a majority ... |
| | | | ... Woodside Petroleum, we actually had to put up a slightly harsher resolution - not an ordinary resolution, which would need a 50% vote, but a change of constitution resolution, which required 75% of the vote in favour. We were never going to get 50% anyway ... |
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