Lobbying Governance
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Elementis PLC provides a broad suite of governance documents, including its “Terms of Reference – Audit Committee,” “Division of Responsibilities Governance Report,” and “Board Diversity and Inclusion Policy,” yet we found no evidence that any of these documents establish oversight or review mechanisms for its lobbying activities. There is no disclosed policy or process for aligning direct lobbying or its participation in trade or industry associations with its climate or broader policy positions. When asked whether it has “a public commitment or position statement to conduct your engagement activities in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement,” the company responded: “No, and we do not plan to have one in the next two years,” indicating it does not plan to develop any climate-related lobbying governance framework. The company does not disclose any individual or formal body responsible for reviewing, monitoring, or approving its lobbying efforts, nor does it provide any mechanism to ensure that the views of any trade associations or industry groups it engages with are consistent with its own policy objectives.
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