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Guidance Note

The chairman's obligations regarding polls and proxies

Clarification of the chairman's obligations regarding polls.
1 June 2015
Guidance Note
Corporate
Boards and committees
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Guidance Note

Roles of the chairman, chief executive and senior independent director

Corporate governance in the UK is regulated by the UK Corporate Governance Code, which requires companies to either comply or explain why they are choosing a different course.
1 October 2004
Guidance Note
Corporate
Boards and committees
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Guidance Note

Minute taking

This minute taking guidance provides up-to-date expert advice about all aspects of the process from preparing the agenda to the storage of the finished documents.
1 April 2017
Guidance Note
Cross sector
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Guidance Note

Changes resulting from the implementation of the shareholder rights directive

An overview of the key changes to the Shareholder Rights Directive, including practice notes and other recommendations.
1 July 2009
Guidance Note
Corporate
Law, regulation and compliance
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Guidance Note

Written resolutions

Member resource – this guidance explores how the provisions of the Companies Act 2006 give private companies more scope to use written resolutions outside an AGM – company secretarial guidance notes and best practice guides
16 November 2004
Guidance Note
Corporate
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Guidance Note

Good practice for virtual board and committee meetings

This guidance was originally drafted amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, when the impact of global lockdowns was most acutely felt.
22 November 2022
Guidance Note
Corporate
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Guidance Note

Principles of Good Practice for listed companies using external board reviewers

Companies are encouraged to apply these principles when engaging an external board reviewer.
9 January 2024
Guidance Note
Corporate
Boards and committees
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Guidance Note

Code of Practice for board reviewers

Code of Practice for board reviewers
9 January 2024
Guidance Note
Corporate
Boards and committees
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Guidance Note

Reporting on board performance reviews

Guidance for listed companies designed to assist companies with their reporting obligations under the UK Corporate Governance Code.
7 September 2023
Guidance Note
Corporate
Reporting
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