Corporate governance performance status
1.Assist independent directors and general directors in performing their duties, provide necessary information, and arrange further education for directors:
- (1)Provide the board members with information on the latest revisions and developments in laws and regulations related to the company's business operations and corporate governance upon taking office, and update such information regularly.
- (2)Review the confidentiality level of relevant information and provide the company information required by the directors, and maintain smooth communication and exchange between the directors and the executives of various business units.
- (3)When independent directors need to meet individually with the internal audit manager or certified public accountant to understand the company’s financial business in accordance with the Corporate Governance Practice Code, they shall assist in arranging the relevant meetings.
- (4)Based on the company’s industry characteristics and the directors’ academic and professional backgrounds, assist independent directors and general directors in formulating annual training plans and arranging courses。
2. Assist the Board of Directors and Shareholders in matters concerning procedural matters and legal compliance of resolutions:
- (1)Report to the board of directors, independent directors and audit committee on the company’s corporate governance operations and confirm whether the company’s shareholders’ meetings and board meetings are held in accordance with relevant laws and corporate governance codes.
- (2)To assist and remind directors of the regulations they must comply with when performing business or making formal board resolutions, and to make recommendations when the board is about to make an illegal resolution.
- (3)After the meeting, the Board of Directors is responsible for reviewing the release of important information regarding important resolutions to ensure the legality and accuracy of the information and to protect the equal access to trading information for investors.
3. Draft the board meeting agenda and notify the directors seven days in advance, convene the meeting and provide meeting materials, remind them in advance of any issues requiring avoidance of conflict of interest, and complete the board meeting minutes within twenty days after the meeting.
4.Register the date of the shareholders' meeting in advance in accordance with the law, prepare the meeting notice, meeting manual and minutes within the statutory time limit, and handle the change registration matters when revising the articles of association or re-electing directors.
5.Purchase directors' and directors' liability insurance with a coverage amount of US$1 million, and the insurance period is from May 1, 2025 to April 30, 2026.