Bellevue Gold Ltd – Lobbying Governance & Transparency

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Lobbying Governance

Overall Assessment	Analysis	Score
None	Bellevue Gold Ltd does not disclose any internal governance structures or processes related to lobbying or policy advocacy. The evidence highlights that "The Health, Safety and Sustainability Committee Charter outlines that the HSSC is to monitor, review and make recommendations to the Board with regards to the Company’s health, safety and sustainability strategies, processes and considerations," and that "The Board and HSSC are aided in climate change matters by the sustainability team (including the Chief Sustainability Officer and the Sustainability Superintendent) ... with support from external consultants as appropriate." While these arrangements underscore the oversight of sustainability and climate change strategy, we found no evidence of how the company manages "direct" or "indirect" lobbying activities, no process for aligning lobbying with its climate goals, and no specific individual or body responsible for overseeing lobbying. The company does not disclose any lobbying governance framework or alignment process in relation to its climate objectives. View Sources	E

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Bellevue Gold Ltd does not disclose any internal governance structures or processes related to lobbying or policy advocacy. The evidence highlights that "The Health, Safety and Sustainability Committee Charter outlines that the HSSC is to monitor, review and make recommendations to the Board with regards to the Company’s health, safety and sustainability strategies, processes and considerations," and that "The Board and HSSC are aided in climate change matters by the sustainability team (including the Chief Sustainability Officer and the Sustainability Superintendent) ... with support from external consultants as appropriate." While these arrangements underscore the oversight of sustainability and climate change strategy, we found no evidence of how the company manages "direct" or "indirect" lobbying activities, no process for aligning lobbying with its climate goals, and no specific individual or body responsible for overseeing lobbying. The company does not disclose any lobbying governance framework or alignment process in relation to its climate objectives.

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Lobbying Transparency

Overall Assessment	Analysis	Score
Limited	Bellevue Gold provides only limited insight into its climate-related lobbying. It names the Australian “Safeguard Mechanism” as a topic it monitors but offers no further detail on other specific laws or regulations it has attempted to influence, and nothing in the disclosure indicates that this is an exhaustive list. The company notes that it follows developments “through associations like the Electric Mine Consortium and the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia,” yet it does not explain how it uses these memberships—or any other methods—to lobby, nor does it identify the government bodies or policymakers it seeks to reach. Finally, while Bellevue Gold reiterates corporate goals such as achieving net-zero emissions by 2026 and implementing a Carbon Offset Strategy, it does not link these ambitions to any concrete legislative changes or policy outcomes it is advocating for. Overall, the disclosures acknowledge some engagement but lack specific information on mechanisms, targets, or desired policy results.	D