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The Brooker Group Public Co Ltd Annual Report <strong>2012</strong><br />

5.8 Board, Management and Employee Training<br />

(1) The Company encourages the Directors, executives and Company Secretary to attend<br />

seminars and training programs hosted by the Thai Institute of Directors, SET, SEC and the<br />

National Corporate Governance Committee as the knowledge gained can be put to<br />

beneficial use and will enable these persons to continuously improve their performances.<br />

The Directors must at least attend all development programs as required by the SET and<br />

SEC.<br />

(2) The Company will provide new directors with all documents and information that will be<br />

useful for them in performing their duties, such as the Director’s Handbook, annual<br />

statements (Form 56-1), annual reports (Form 56-2), minutes to the Board of Directors’ and<br />

shareholders’ meetings, the Company’s good corporate governance policies, etc.<br />

Moreover, the Company supports the directors to participate in the seminar that will benefit<br />

their function. The Company’s secretary will coordinates with the director to participate in<br />

the courses provided by Thai Directors Institute such as Directors Certification Program<br />

(DCP) Directors Accreditation Program (DAP) Audit Committee (ACP) and apply those<br />

experiences to their function. In <strong>2012</strong> the Company has provided such mentioned above<br />

information to a new director who is Mr. Varut Bulakul.<br />

(3) The Company will arrange for executives and employees to rotate their tasks as<br />

appropriate, based on their abilities, work assignment and timing. The Chief Executive<br />

Officer will determine the duration of their assignments and evaluate their performances as<br />

the basis in preparation of the development and succession plans. This will increase the<br />

capabilities of the executives and employees and enable them take over each others’<br />

position when required. The Company has established the succession plan especially the<br />

position of Chief Executive Officer by follow the best practice of good corporate governance.<br />

5.9 Succession Plan of Chief Executive Officer<br />

Succession Plan of Chief executive Officer in order to ensure that the Company has the<br />

executives with knowledge and competency sufficient to perform duties, as follows:<br />

(1) The Company Board of Directors shall prescribe the requirement to avail the Executive<br />

Potential Development Plan in order to make the Plan on the Position Succession<br />

consisting of CEO.<br />

(2) Nominating and Compensation Committee shall make consideration in prescribing<br />

knowledge, competency and experience of the position in order to select the Executive<br />

having qualifications in compatibility with the prescribed qualifications and capable to<br />

succeed work under the position.<br />

(3) CEO shall cause the rotations of duty and responsibility of the Executives with compatible<br />

qualifications and assign the executives to participate in the Executives Board of Directors<br />

in order to gain understandings, experience and readiness in the administration of the<br />

organization in the future.<br />

(4) Nominating and Compensation Committee shall review and conclude result on the Plan on<br />

the position Succession of the CEO on a regular basis and submit reports on the same on<br />

the same to the Company Board of Directors once a year.<br />

Monitoring of Insider trading<br />

The Company restricts its management from using inside information directly or indirectly in trading,<br />

disclosing inside information to others, and receiving any beneficial interest in return. The Company will<br />

inflict on any executive officer who exploits inside information or performs any act in such a way that<br />

may bring dishonour or damage to the Company.<br />

The Board of Directors meeting No.1/2011 held on 23 February 2011 resolved to ratify prohibiting any<br />

directors, employees who have possession of non-public information material to engage in any trading<br />

of the Company’s securities during 1 month period especially before any earning announcement and<br />

should wait for at least twenty-four hours after such announcement.<br />

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