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Board
committees

The board has delegated authority to the various board committees, the chief executive officer and the subsidiary management boards.

Key responsibilities

The audit committee is a statutory committee that carries out its duties in accordance with the Companies Act.

In addition to its statutory duties, the committee provides independent oversight in relation to the external audit, internal audit and finance functions. The committee assists the board in overseeing the integrity of the annual financial statements and related financial and external reports. It assesses the independence and objectivity of the external auditors and the effectiveness of internal financial controls based on assurance gained from management and written assessment from the internal audit. In addition, the committee assists the board in overseeing the integrated reporting process and regulatory compliance.

The audit committee comprises three independent non-executive directors. The remaining board members attend meetings by invitation.

Members

Daphne Motsepe

Daphne Motsepe

Chairperson

Brendan Deegan

Brendan Deegan

 

Tapiwa Njikizana

Tapiwa Njikizana

 

Key responsibilities

The committee reviews the risk profile of the Group on a quarterly basis to ensure that relevant risks are reflected on the risk profile and oversees that risk management and compliance processes are effectively implemented in the Group. In addition, the committee is responsible for overseeing information technology (IT) governance and the development of IT systems that enable the business to continue to function effectively.

The risk committee consists of six independent non-executive directors and two executive directors.

Members

Daphne Motsepe

Daphne Motsepe

Chairperson

Fatima Abrahams

Prof. Fatima Abrahams

 

Jacques Bestbier

Jacques Bestbier

(CFO)

Adheera Bodasing

Adheera Bodasing

 

Brendan Deegan

Brendan Deegan

 

Johan Enslin

Johan Enslin

(CEO)

Tapiwa Njikizana

Tapiwa Njikizana

 

Hilton Saven

Hilton Saven

 

Key responsibilities

The nomination committee is primarily responsible for establishing a formal recruitment process for the appointment of directors, whilst ensuring that the board remains diverse with an appropriate mix of skills, experience and qualities. The committee confirms annually that none of the directors have become disqualified. In addition, the committee ensures succession plans are developed for the board, CEO and senior management.

The committee consists of six independent non-executive directors. The CEO attends meetings at the invitation of the committee.

Members

Hilton Saven

Hilton Saven

Chairperson

Brendan Deegan

Brendan Deegan

 

Fatima Abrahams

Prof. Fatima Abrahams

 

Daphne Motsepe

Daphne Motsepe

 

Adheera Bodasing

Adheera Bodasing

 

Tapiwa Njikizana

Tapiwa Njikizana

 

Key responsibilities

The remuneration committee assists the board by ensuring that Company has a remuneration policy in place which is in line with the Company’s performance-oriented culture and fairly rewards staff for their contribution in achieving the Group’s strategic, financial and operational objectives.

The committee consists of six independent non-executive directors. The CEO attends meetings at the invitation of the committee.

Members

Fatima Abrahams

Prof. Fatima Abrahams

Chairperson

Daphne Motsepe

Daphne Motsepe

 

Adheera Bodasing

Adheera Bodasing

 

Tapiwa Njikizana

Tapiwa Njikizana

 

Brendan Deegan

Brendan Deegan

 

Hilton Saven

Hilton Saven

 

Key responsibilities

In addition to its statutory duties, the social, ethics and transformation committee assists the board in monitoring the sustainable and non-financial performance of the Group. The committee oversees that the Company’s values, strategy and conduct are those of a responsible and ethical corporate citizen.

The committee consists of three independent non-executive directors and one executive director. Meetings are also attended by the human resources director as well as the senior managers responsible for socio-economic development and finance.

Members

Fatima Abrahams

Prof. Fatima Abrahams

Chairperson

Daphne Motsepe

Daphne Motsepe

 

Johan Enslin

Johan Enslin

 

Hilton Saven

Hilton Saven