FRONTLINE COVER FA 070606 CR2.indd
FRONTLINE COVER FA 070606 CR2.indd
FRONTLINE COVER FA 070606 CR2.indd
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frontline technologies corporation ltd<br />
annual report 2006 31<br />
> corporate governance report (cont’d)<br />
5. Principle VI: Access to Information<br />
Frontline management provides directors with regular management reports so that the Board is able to fulfill its<br />
responsibilities. Relevant information on material events are circulated to the directors as and when they arise.<br />
The agenda for each Board meeting is prepared in consultation with the Chairman and is circulated in advance to<br />
directors. The Board has separate and independent access to the company secretary and to Frontline management<br />
at all times in performing their duties. Should any of the directors, whether as a group or individually, require<br />
independent professional advice, the Company will bear the expenses incurred if such advice is required to enable the<br />
directors to discharge their duties professionally.<br />
6. Principle VII: Procedure for Developing Remuneration Policies<br />
Principle VIII: Level and mix of Remuneration<br />
Principle IX: Disclosure of Remuneration<br />
The CC comprised two (2) independent directors and one (1) executive director. 4 During FY06 the CC met three (3)<br />
times. The CC reviews and recommends to the Board for approval the remuneration packages of directors. The CC’s<br />
review encompasses all aspects of remuneration including but not limited to directors’ fees, salaries, allowances,<br />
bonus, share options and benefits-in-kind. The remuneration package of each executive director is based on both the<br />
performance of the Group and the individual.<br />
Frontline has a formal and transparent process for fixing the directors’ fees for individual directors, which are subject<br />
to shareholders’ approval at Frontline’s Annual General Meeting (“AGM”). No director is involved in deciding his own<br />
remuneration. It is the Group’s policy to set a level of remuneration that is appropriate to attract, retain and motivate<br />
the directors. The remuneration of executive directors includes a fixed as well as a variable component.<br />
Remuneration of key executives (other than directors) are determined by the CEO based on individual performance<br />
and the value added to the Group. The Group’s remuneration policies have always been to maintain a reasonable fixed<br />
salary and an emphasis on performance bonus.