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ReadmeCorporate Governance Principles Framework ReadmeUse selected direct and connected examples to choose contributions and return when conditions change.
PrefacePrefaceUnderstand the connected methods, their rationale, sources and limits.

Part I - Corporation, rights and powers

§ID & TitleStatusKeywords & Search QueriesDependencies
1CGOV.1 - Frame the Corporate Matter and Its Governing RulesStablecorporation; group; proposed act; governing rules. Which corporation must act, and which rules change the answer?Applicable corporate rules; CGOV.2/.3 when relevant rights or authority remain unresolved.
2CGOV.2 - Distinguish Shareholding, Voting Power, and ControlStableshareholding; votes; economic interest; control; denominator. Which rights do these holdings carry for this matter?CGOV.1 for the matter; FPF A.6.REL for the distinct relations.
3CGOV.3 - Establish Authority for Corporate Appointments, Removals, and DecisionsStableappointment; removal; delegation; reserved matter; signing. Who may perform this act, and under which conditions?CGOV.1/.2 where the matter or rights are unresolved; applicable corporate powers.

Part II - Governing contributions and conflicts

§ID & TitleStatusKeywords & Search QueriesDependencies
1CGOV.4 - Design Board and Executive ContributionsStableboard; executive; contribution design; information; monitoring. Who should prepare, challenge, decide and follow the matter?CGOV.3 for powers; OCE.4 for contribution design and OCE.5 where positions need design.
2CGOV.5 - Choose an Arrangement for Independent Corporate Oversight, with or without a CommitteeStablecommittee; remit; oversight; independence; resources. What arrangement can supply the required oversight contribution?CGOV.3/.4 for powers and contributions; OCE.4 for arrangement design.
3CGOV.6 - Expose Conflicts and Related-Party InterestsStableconflict of interest; related party; duty; participation. Which interest affects this matter and what changes in its handling?CGOV.1/.3 for the matter and duties; FPF A.6.REL for participants and conditions.
4CGOV.7 - Arrange Independent Review and a Disinterested Corporate DecisionStableindependent review; valuation; eligibility; quorum. What review is needed, and who can make the decision?CGOV.6 for the conflict; CGOV.8 for information; CGOV.11 for the subsequent corporate act.

Part III - Information, control, assurance and decision

§ID & TitleStatusKeywords & Search QueriesDependencies
1CGOV.8 - Provide Corporate Information under Applicable Rights and DutiesStabledisclosure; information rights; confidentiality; timely access. What must this recipient receive, and has provision occurred?CGOV.1/.3 for the corporate basis; ADM.2 for permission questions where needed.
2CGOV.9 - Establish and Operate Internal ControlStableinternal control; exposure; operation; response; effectiveness. How does this control change the exposure, and can it operate?CGOV.3 for authority; OPS.18 where an operating-control contribution is needed.
3CGOV.10 - Obtain and Use a Scoped Audit or Assurance Conclusion for Corporate GovernanceStableaudit; assurance; professional conclusion; independence; scope. Does this report support the conclusion needed here?CGOV.8 for provision; specialist engagement methods and applicable standards.
4CGOV.11 - Make and Record a Corporate DecisionStablecorporate decision; deliberation; eligible participation; vote; resolution; record. How do authorized participants perform this decision?CGOV.1/.3 and any needed CGOV.6–CGOV.10 results; PSD.13 may supply advice.

Part IV - Rights, consequences and renewal

§ID & TitleStatusKeywords & Search QueriesDependencies
1CGOV.12 - Protect Corporate Minority Holders’ Rights and Enable Contest or ExitStableminority; protection; contest; exit; deadline. What right can the holder exercise, and what must be done before it expires?CGOV.2/.3/.8 for relevant rights, powers and information; the applicable remedy or transaction method.
2CGOV.13 - Monitor Corporate Performance and Require an AccountStableperformance; undertaking; accountability; denominator; response. What happened, who must account, and what response is permitted?CGOV.3/.11 for powers and undertakings; OCE.13 when organization-change comparison is needed.
3CGOV.14 - Decide Whether and How to Change Corporate Governing Instruments and ArrangementsStableconstitution; amendment; adoption; registration; effectivity. Which acts make the proposed arrangement effective and usable?CGOV.3/.11 for powers and corporate acts; OCE.14 for a substantive arrangement revision.
4CGOV.15 - Decide Whether and How to Change Corporate-Governance MethodsStablemethod change; preparation; alternatives; variant; reuse. Which way of governing answers the recurring difficulty, and what should be retained or changed?ME.6 when architectural alternatives need comparison; ME.15 for variants; FPF C.11.DUA for optional inquiry.
5CGOV.16 - Reconcile Constituent and Encompassing Corporate Governance WorkStableconstituent work; encompassing work; vertical; capability; simultaneous enactment. Why can a competent local action fail its contribution to the whole?FPF B.1.5.EW for constituent/encompassing enactment; relevant corporate decision or operating method.
6CGOV.17 - Deliberately Continue and Change Corporate-Governance CultureStableculture; succession; transmission; access; assistance; receiving work; retention. How can participants obtain and use the governing method?FPF C.36 and C.36.RP for cultural relations and continuation; CGOV.16 for a missing constituent contribution.