Materiality Guidelines Sample Clauses

Materiality Guidelines. Whether a matter is material (and therefore should be reported) needs to be considered from both a quantitative viewpoint (eg a claim for more than a specified amount) and a qualitative viewpoint (eg if it could adversely affect the reputation of the Company). The Board will determine qualitative and quantitative material guidelines having regard to the financial position and performance of the Company. Matters that are material should be immediately reported to the Company Secretary. If there is any doubt as to whether a matter is material, the matter should also be notified to the Company Secretary for further consideration.
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