Property Sector Charter 2017
2015/2016 State of Transformation Report for the South African Property Sector
2015/2016 State of Transformation Report for the South African Property Sector
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2.8 SUMMARY<br />
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The score for management control is lower than the set target. All its sub-elements, namely voting<br />
rights, black executive directors, and black senior top management, and black other top management<br />
had scores much lower than the set target. However, the sub-element black independent nonexecutive<br />
directors was above set target.<br />
Whilst there seem to be reasonable achievement (47%) of black independent non-executive directors<br />
against set target of 40%, they seem not to have enough voting rights.<br />
2.9 RECOMMENDATIONS<br />
<strong>Property</strong> <strong>Sector</strong> needs to give Management Control some serious attention. The <strong>Property</strong> <strong>Sector</strong> should<br />
put strategies in place to help enterprises to fully commit and develop plans that will enable them to<br />
achieve set targets in Management Control particularly on Black Executive Directors, Black Senior Top<br />
management and Black Top Other Management and with emphasis to Black female appointments.<br />
Enterprises should be encouraged to employ black people and create mobility growth path route for<br />
them towards Senior and executive management levels.<br />
It is critical that ultimately the entities achieve a substantial change in the racial and gender<br />
composition in management control and enhance the participation of black people including black<br />
women in both Executive and Non-Executive position with full decision making powers in those entities<br />
and ultimately in the property sector;<br />
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