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YAMABIKO Corp confirms that it has “a public commitment or position statement to conduct your engagement activities in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement,” but the company does not disclose any formal governance processes for lobbying alignment, such as oversight bodies, review or sign-off procedures, or a designated individual responsible for ensuring its advocacy aligns with this commitment. We found no evidence of processes to monitor or manage direct or indirect lobbying activities or to assess consistency between its policy advocacy and the goals of the Paris Agreement.
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YAMABIKO Corp provides only a modest level of insight into its climate-policy lobbying. It identifies a single piece of legislation it engages with – Japan’s Energy Conservation Act – and notes that its reports are submitted annually to supervising authorities, indicating a direct compliance-based mechanism. However, it does not name the specific government department or officials that receive these submissions, and it offers no information on any other forms of direct or indirect advocacy. The company merely states that it supports the existing Act but gives no indication of the specific amendments, targets, or policy changes it is seeking to advance. As a result, while the disclosure confirms that some climate-related engagement occurs, it lacks detail on additional policies, the full range of lobbying channels used, and the concrete outcomes the company hopes to influence.
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