Customer Area Virtual Store
Governance Committee
The Corporate Governance Committee is composed by non-executive members of the Board of Directors with experience and knowledge as appropriate to reflecting on the corporate governance model and permanently follow up the adoption of the best corporate governance practices within the PT Group, in light of the specific characteristics of the company.
The Chairman of the Corporate Governance Committee is appointed by the Board of Directors.
 

Chairman

Deputies

 

Nuno Rocha de Almeida e Vasconcellos


 

Appointment:  March 2009

 

 

João Manuel de Mello Franco
Joaquim Aníbal Freixial de Goes
Jorge Humberto Correia Tomé
Paulo José Lopes Varela
Francisco Teixieira Pereira Soares
António Manuel de Palma Ramalho

 

The Board of Directors delegated to the Corporate Governance Committee the duties, powers and responsibilities as required to assist the Board in the performance of its corporate business supervision function in the following areas:

  • Adoption, review and permanent evaluation of the corporate governance model, of internal rules and procedures on the Company’s structure and governance, as well as of the Group’s conduct principles and practices in compliance with the bylaws and the legal and regulatory provisions, and furthermore of national and international recommendations, standards and best practices on this matter – the Corporate Governance Committee sends to the Board of Directors, until the date of approval of the annual report and accounts, a written declaration on the level of compliance with such rules by the Company;
  • Evaluation of the performance of the Board of Directors.

In particular, the Corporate Governance Committee has the following assignments:

  • To propose to the Board of Directors and to review and re-evaluate the Company’s corporate governance model, including the organisation structure, operation, responsibilities and internal rules of the Board of Directors;
  • To study, review and re-evaluate the Group’s corporate governance principles and practices, notably concerning Group relations, and particularly Company relations with the market, the shareholders and other stakeholders, qualifications, independence and responsibility of directors, as well as conflict of interest prevention and information discipline;
  • To assist the Board of Directors in evaluating its performance in order to contribute to efficiency and transparency in this procedure;
  • To study, review and re-evaluate the values, principles and practices that must govern the conduct of the Group’s employees, including the study, review, interpretation and supervision of application of the codes of ethics or conduct approved or to be approved by the Company.
Last Update: 31 Mar 2009
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