Reportable Matter definition

Reportable Matter means a genuine concern concerning actual or suspected:
Reportable Matter means a genuine concern concerning actual or suspected fraudulent practices, such as improperly tampering with the Company books and records, or theft of the Company property; and/or breach the Code. Please note that complaints concerning professional development issues of employees or employees’ compensation or other personal grievances are not Reportable Matters for purposes of this Policy.

Examples of Reportable Matter in a sentence

  • Additional protections will be offered by the Company depending on the Reportable Matter and the people involved.

  • As much information should be included in the report as possible including details of the Reportable Matter, people involved, dates, locations and whether more evidence may exist.

  • However, anyone who knowingly makes a false report of a Reportable Matter, or who otherwise fails to act honestly with reasonable belief in respect of the report may be subject to disciplinary action, including dismissal.

  • Reports should explain in as much detail as possible the alleged Reportable Matter and the reasons for belief that such Reportable Matter is occurring or has occurred.

  • You may choose to remain anonymous when disclosing a Reportable Matter, over the course of the investigation and after the investigation is finalised.


More Definitions of Reportable Matter

Reportable Matter means a genuine concern, whether actual or suspected, relating to:
Reportable Matter means any Conflict of Interest, Conflict of Commitment, Financial Interest, Outside Activity, or Potentially Conflicting Undertaking.
Reportable Matter means a genuine concern concerning actual or suspected, which may include but not limited to:
Reportable Matter means any genuine concern relating to:
Reportable Matter means a genuine concern, actual or suspected, which may include but is not limited to:
Reportable Matter means actual or suspected:
Reportable Matter means a genuine concern concerning actual or suspected fraudulentpractices, such as misappropriation of monies, improper or illegal or unethical conduct,improperly tampering with the Company books and records, or theft of the Company property and/or breach of the Code. Actual or suspected fraudulent practices include but not limited to below: