2022 | 2021 | |
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Number of meetings |
Number of meetings 20222 |
Number of meetings 20213 |
Average attendance rate* |
Average attendance rate* 202286,6 % |
Average attendance rate* 2021100 % |
Average duration of the meetings |
Average duration of the meetings 20222 hours and 45 minutes |
Average duration of the meetings 20213 hours and 30 minutes |
* Rate calculated on the basis of Committee members only (all directors attending Committee meetings).
In 2022, the Committee reviewed in particular:
The Committee did not need to seek any external technical advice or order any studies on issues falling within its remit during the 2022 fiscal year.
The table below outlines the membership of the Corporate Responsibility Committee on the date of filing of this Universal Registration Document:
Members of the Corporate Responsibility Committee | ||
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Claire Pedini | Chair | Independent Director appointed by the Shareholders’ Meeting |
Delphine Gény-Stephann (1) | Member | Director appointed by the Shareholders’ Meeting on recommendation of the French State |
Fabrice Guyon (2) | Member | Director elected by the employees |
Sandrine Lhenry | Member | Director elected by the employees |
Vincent Rodet | Member | Director elected by the employees |
Michèle Rousseau | Member | Director appointed by the Shareholders’ Meeting on recommendation of the French State |
(1) Delphine Gény-Stephann has been a member of the Corporate Responsibility Committee since 12 May 2022.
(2) Mr. Fabrice Guyon has been a member of the Corporate Responsibility Committee since 16 February 2023.
Number of members | 6 |
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Number of members Number of independent directors |
6 1 |
Number of members Percentage of independent directors* |
6 33,33 % |
* Excluding Directors representing the employees.
In connection with the Group’s strategy, the Corporate Responsibility Committee examines the Group’s commitments and policies, as well as their implementation, in terms of ethics, compliance, and corporate responsibility. It examines the way in which the Company takes account of issues relating to climate change. In conjunction with the Audit Committee, it ensures the existence of programmes to identify and manage the main risks in these fields and to comply with legal and regulatory provisions.
As part of its duties, it examines particularly the factors constituting the declaration of non-financial performance included in the management report in accordance with the French Commercial Code, in conjunction with the Audit Committee, the annual ethics and compliance report, the EDF mediator’s annual report, as well as the annual reports from the French Inspector General for Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection and the Inspector for Hydropower Safety.
The Committee submits an opinion to the Board on EDF’s policy on gender, professional and salary equality between women and men and on the way in which the Company implements a non-discrimination and diversity policy, particularly in terms of balanced representation of women and men in governing bodies.
In accordance with the new recommendation introduced in the French AFEP-MEDEF Code in December 2022, the Committee shall review in the course of 2023 the Group’s multi-year strategic policies in terms of social and environmental responsibility which will be submitted to the Board of Directors by the Company’s Executive Management and shall monitor their subsequent implementation.
The Company stepped up its climate governance in 2020 by appointing a Climate Point person to the EDF Board of Directors. In addition to the missions already entrusted to the Board, the Corporate Responsibility Committee and the Audit Committee in terms of monitoring the risks and opportunities related to climate change, the Chair of the Corporate Responsibility Committee has been designated as Climate point person to the EDF’s Board of Directors. As Climate point person, in line with EDF’s raison d’être, the Chair of the Committee is responsible for:
The Committee may submit any opinions, proposals and recommendations to the Board of Directors in fields falling within its remit.
(1) See sections 3.1.3.2 “Implementation of Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) recommendations” et 3.1.3 “EDF Climate governance”