Who in your administrative, management, or supervisory bodies is responsible for overseeing these activities?

This indicator requires you to disclose: Accountability and Oversight: Identify the specific roles or committees within the administrative, management, or supervisory bodies responsible for overseeing anti-corruption, anti-bribery, and business conduct activities. Key Individuals or Bodies Responsible: Specify which of the following have oversight responsibilities: Board of Directors (or a designated subcommittee, such as an Ethics & Compliance Committee or Audit & Risk Committee). Chief Compliance Officer (CCO) or equivalent executive responsible for governance and legal compliance. Senior Management Executives (e.g., CEO, CFO, General Counsel) involved in strategic decision-making related to ethical business practices. Internal Audit Function responsible for monitoring and reporting on compliance risks. Roles and Responsibilities: Describe the specific responsibilities of these bodies, including: Setting and enforcing corporate policies on corruption, bribery, and ethical conduct. Reviewing and approving compliance frameworks and risk assessments. Monitoring and investigating misconduct reports. Ensuring training and awareness programs are implemented across the organization. Reporting and Governance Structure: Explain how oversight bodies: Receive regular reports on business conduct and compliance matters. Provide guidance and decision-making on policy enforcement. Report findings and recommendations to the board or regulatory authorities. https://xbrl.efrag.org/e-esrs/esrs-set1-2023.html#d1e39965-3-1