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BUSINESS MODEL

AND STRATEGIC

OBJECTIVES

LEADERSHIP

GOVERNANCE

SHAREHOLDERS’

INFORMATION AND

ADMINISTRATION

OPERATING

PERFORMANCE

FINANCIAL

PERFORMANCE

BLUE LABEL INTEGRATED ANNUAL REPORT 2014

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Method of engagement

Dialogue process and outcomes

Face-to-face formal and informal meetings

and forums.

Training and workshops. Outreach programmes,

as requested.

Presentation at conferences, participation in panel and

round-table discussions.

Address public conferences, round-table sessions on

governance and sustainability.

Frequent engagement with lecturers, students and

scholars in formal and informal settings. Case studies

assist the Company and the community in better

understanding challenges, achievements and failures.

The Company, represented by executives or senior

management, frequently participates in group

discussions with the community on business

entrepreneurialism and administration.

In support of contributing responsibly to broader

societal issues, the communities in which the TPC

Community Channel operates are concerned about

the upliftment of their community, the enhancement

of skills and the delivery of services in their areas,

which are mostly rural. This concern is directly

addressed by the Community Channel, as it focuses

on providing services to these communities, as well as

creating job opportunities and economic upliftment.

This provides extra-mural stimulus for staff and

enables them to extend their networks.

This enables the Group quick access to talented

individuals, while gaining direct line of sight into

academia, where it may be able to offer and

receive learnings.

Formal personal meetings, written communications

and tender processes.

The Group takes cognisance of the implications of the

B-BBEE Codes of Best Practice.

Meetings are held covering matters such as health and

safety and the Codes of Best Practice.

Our good reputation is our licence to operate and we

therefore have to uphold our stature with all

stakeholders.

During the year under review no prosecutions were

brought against the Group for the contravention or

non-compliance of any laws or regulations.

Advice is considered by management and, where

appropriate, recommendations made to the Social

Ethics and Transformation Committee.

STAKEHOLDER

RELATIONS

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