Traduction de «auto-directeur » (Français → Anglais) :

2. Believes that while co-regulation and self-regulation cannot be substitutes for appropriate sectoral regulation where such is needed, for instance with regard to social and environmental requirements, labour and employment practices, human rights, or in any of the areas covered by CSR, it could underpin existing private and voluntary CSR initiatives by establishing minimum principles, thereby ensuring consistency, materiality, multi-stakeholder input and transparency, and by facilitating the creation of environmental and social rating agencies specialised in CSR; stresses that any form of CSR based on self-regulation and self-organisation of the market must include provision for ‘access to remedy’ in line with ‘pillar three’ of the United Nations Gui ...[+++]ding Principles on Business and Human Rights; notes, at the same time, that public administrations should provide support by creating appropriate conditions – and providing appropriate tools and instruments, such as an incentive system – for CSR cooperation; believes that the philanthropic activities of businesses should, as a matter of principle, be voluntary;

On Sunday, March 28, 93 LTDers were sent an e-mail by the self-appointed steering committee and given four hours to consider acceptance or rejection of a revised agreement, which had to be approved by the court prior to March 31.

- Member of the European Court of Auditors (since January 1996); Dean of Audit Group III, 'External Actions' (since March 2006); Chairman of the steering group 'Self-evaluation/Peer review'

[46] The Directors-General of Public Administrations in the EU have also made available the Common Assessment Framework, which is a tool for organisational self-assessment with a view to quality management.

The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs recommends the establishment of a joint partnership to examine the current self-identification process and recommends the establishment of a mechanism that will facilitate clear criteria and guidelines.

His main concern was the need for sufficient disclosure (< 186> ) The President and Chief Executive Officer of the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan was of the opinion that the proposed reforms to going-private transactions were " in accord with the movement to a more self-regulating system of governance in which institutions play the critical role in ensuring appropriate outcomes" (< 187> )