Our CEO, Megan Motto spoke with Linda Mottram on ABC Radio's PM about the recent Westpac crisis.
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Nine in ten Australians want the Federal Government to take action on climate change, and a similar number say organisations must also take action — even if it impacts profits and job losses.
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Governance Institute of Australia's free Future of the governance professional report provides an unparalleled insight into the challenges facing governance professionals, both now and into the future of 2025.
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Together with AICD we have explored some of the most critical issues for directors and governance professionals involved in the preparation of board minutes.
Joint statement on board minutes
Megan Motto joins Jerome Doraisamy to discuss company secretaries, why the role can be very rewarding, and the lead up to AGM season.
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The Commonwealth Modern Slavery Act 2018 establishes Australia’s national modern slavery reporting requirement. Under the Act, certain large entities will be required to report publicly on their actions to assess and address modern slavery risks in their operation and supply chain.
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AUSTRAC’s proceedings against Westpac for serious and systemic non-compliance with the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act 2006 (AML/CTF Act) on 20 November 2019 have unleashed a series of events which are likely to play out for some time to come.
2019 has been a big year for governance professionals — with two national royal commissions reinforcing the importance of our evolving profession as well as lifting the bar on the expectations of good governance across all sectors.
