Highlights issues for a successor body, namely, research into compliance, research funding and recommended amendments to the Companies Act. Sarah Brown's letter deals with directors' service contracts, fees paid to audit firms for non-audit work, protection for auditors reporting fraud.
Submission covers the role and responsibilities of boards of directors, financial reporting, shareholders, auditing and regulation.
This specifically relates to UITF Abstract 10 about disclosure of the directors' share options as part of the disclosure of board remuneration and compliance with the Cadbury Code.
129. Correspondence and submission for the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust, November 1991.
Submission to the Committee about shareholder relations, especially from viewpoint of institutional shareholder. Includes a handwritten note from Nigel peace wondering about asking Andrew Hugh Smoth for clarification.
130. Handwritten [notes for] CBI President's reception, 12 November 1991
Outlining the Committee's remit and work.
131. Letter from London Business School [Andrew Likierman], 20 November 1991.
Letter is response to a request to comment on the role and responsibilities of auditors. Also has Sir Adrian's handwritten notes on backs of two pages, headed respectivley Andrew Likierman and Bill Morrison.
Paper defines sound corporate governance, look at role and responsibilities of boards and how boards are expected to do so.
133. Letter, dated 22 November 1991, from Nigel Peace to Department of Trade and Industry
Letter seeks guidance on length of directors' service contracts.
Includes published material written by NAPF and survey on voting issues, proposals for an expanded auditors' report. See also CAD-01166.
Main topics covered: audit committees, their relationship with external auditors, reporting on internal control systems.
136. Monitoring compliance with the Code of Best Practice, 30 November 1994.
Document reports the statement of compliance or non-compliance with the Cadbury Code is included in the reports of all 631 companies, with one exception.
137. Correspondence with and submission from Institute of Public Relations, December 1991
Main content is 'A submission to the Committee on the Finacinal Aspects of Corporate Governance by the Institute of Public Relations , City & Financial Group, December 1991.
Covers issues such as communication between boards and shareholders, emphasis on the long term, corporate reporting, company-auditor relationships, responsibilities of non-executive directors, audit committees and auditors responsibilities.
139. Correspondence with Professor R H Gray, Dundee University, December 1991.
Submission and response on social and environmental accounting
140. Correspondence, dated December 1991, between Terry Arthur and the Committee.
Article concerns the role of the institutional investor.
141. Letter, dated 3 December 1991, from Hugh Collum The Hundred Group of Finance Directors
Covering letter to their (the 100 Group of Finance directors) report, financial aspects of corporate governance
142. Record of meeting with Professor Andew Likierman, 3 December 1991.
Meeting is response to what the Committee is doing and why. The proposed framework was commented on and what should go in the report.
Includes a draft work programme and an update of the draft Accounting Practices Board discussion draft.
144. Letter, dated 13 December 1991, to Andrew Hugh Smith
Letter seeks to clarify the focus for the Committee. Letter also sent to Sir Ron Dearing and Mike Lickiss.
145. Letter, dated 16 December 1991, from Brian Houlden, Warwick Busines School
Letter concentrates on the role and behaviour of institutional shareholders, summarises UK investment in R& D, capital investment and takeovers with the funds now coming from the banks.
Letter sets out Arthur Andersen's views as a contribution to evidence gathering.
Comments on 100 Group paper definition of corporate governance, the board should be balanced and reporting.
148. Letter, dated 19 December 1991, from Dr Maurice Gillibrand
Short letter saying he will make a submission based on experience at ICI and Chloride.
149. Letter, dated 30 July 1991, from Sir Simon Hornby about giving evidence to the Committee
Lists the headings which Sir Simon Hornby would discuss.
150. Correspondence to and from Alan Diamond, March to July 1991.
Letters to and from Alan Diamond, including photocopies of those published in The Times and comments. Includes three unattributable pages entitled The counter proposals to arrest corporate greed, and handwritten notes presumably based on a meeting after 6 June 1991.