Item List : "Directors"

51. National Westminster Bank's submission to the Committee on the Financial Aspects of Corporate Governance, November 1991.

Submission covers the role and responsibilities of boards of directors, financial reporting, shareholders, auditing and regulation.

52. Letter, dated 22 November 1991, from Nigel Peace to Department of Trade and Industry

Letter seeks guidance on length of directors' service contracts.

53. Correspondence with and submission from Institute of Public Relations, December 1991

Main content is 'A submission to the Committee on the Finacinal Aspects of Corporate Governance by the Institute of Public Relations , City & Financial Group, December 1991.

54. Correspondence with Austin Mitchell and Prem Sikka and their submission, December 1991, January 1992

Covers issues such as communication between boards and shareholders, emphasis on the long term, corporate reporting, company-auditor relationships, responsibilities of non-executive directors, audit committees and auditors responsibilities.

55. Record of meeting with Mr Bill Morrison, Chairman of the Auditing Practices Board, on 4 December 1991

Includes a draft work programme and an update of the draft Accounting Practices Board discussion draft.

56. Handwritten notes (17 December 1991) and letter from RJ Chapman, Arthur Andersen, 7 November 1991.

Letter sets out Arthur Andersen's views as a contribution to evidence gathering.

57. Letter, dated 19 December 1991, from JP Charkham, Bank of England and extracts from Conference Board Research Report.

Comments on 100 Group paper definition of corporate governance, the board should be balanced and reporting.

58. Corporate Governance Committee Correspondence 1992-1994.

Correspondence on subjects such as rights of executive directors to seek external professional advice and be re-imbursed, comments on comments on the draft report, the interests of of the 'private' shareholder as well as the interests of the institutional ones.

59. Correspondence, January to March 1992, with CRW Wysock Wright about part-time Chairmen.

Correspondence is largely between Wysock Wright and Sir Brian Corby, Prudential.

60. Record of meeting with Hugh Collum, 100 Group, 14 January 1992

Comments on the papers circulated for the 20-21 January 1992 meeting.

61. Correspondence between Sir Adrian Cadbury and Dick Taverne, QC, chairman of PRIMA Europe January to February 1992.

Covers some aspects of institutional investors and also their relations with non-executive directors in two articles.

62. Price Waterhouse submission to the Cadbury Committee on Financial Aspects of Corporate Governance, 5 February 1992

Covers aspects of board of directors, internal controls, financial reporting, auditing.

63. Letter, dated 21 February 1992, from Dr Maurice Gillibrand and submission to the Committee.

Submission covers communication between boards and stakeholders, executive and non-executive directors, corporate reporting.

64. A paper, dated 12 March 1992, giving CBI preliminary evidence to the Committee.

The paper covers the role and duties of directors, the responsibilities of institutional shareholders, auditors responsibilities and liabilities, accounting standards and pension fund management issues.

65. Fax, 12 March 1992, with extract from NYSE's Appendix H.

Extract refers to Audit Committee and in particular to independence of its members.

66. Letter, dated 24 April 1992, from Chris Holder, Arthur Andersen covering views expressed at Cadbury Committee on Corporate Governance Dinner, 30 March 1992.

The views cover the range of auditing issues, non-executive directors, responsibilities of directors, divided boards and other matters.

67. Report on a pilot study on attitudes toward the issues of corporate governance, a presentation by Angus Maitland, Burson-Marsteller at CBI/B-M conference on Corporate Governance 10 June 1992 and reply by Nigel Peace.

Reports the results of a survey. Auditors are least likely to benefit while non-executive directors benefit most. Responsibility for compliance lies with company management and institutional shareholders or Stock Exchange, while expresses doubts over self-regulation.

68. Letter from Martin Lipton, Watchell, Lipton , Rosen & Katz, 3 June 1992 to Sir Adrian Cadbury and proposal for lead independent directors.

Letter welcomes the draft report and makes two suggestions for the final report.

69. Letter, dated 10 June 1992, from Ron Dearing, Financial Reporting Council and Companies House form 288.

Suggests an additional entry on the form about directors understanding their duties.

70. Letter, dated 16 June 1992, from Stewart Douglas-Mann, Guinness Mahon & Co.

Comments on the wording re independence of non-executive directors.

71. Comments, dated 17 June 1992, by JC Dwek, Bodycote International plc, letter and reply by Nigel Peace.

Comments that fraud is very difficult to prevent and comments on non-executive directors and auditing, especially their resignation advice.

72. Letter, dated 17 June 1992, from Gavin Fryer with background information and reply by Nigel Peace.

Comments on enforcement, adoption and efficacy, control structures, role of the board of directors, audit committees and director accountability.

73. Letter, dated 18 June 1992, Annual Report analysis from Jonathan Chaytor and FT article.

Comments on institutional investors, non-executive directors and internal auditors.

74. Letter, dated 24 June 1992, from EA Bradman.

Comments on voluntary nature of the code, non-executive directors, the role of audit committees, directors' contracts and the independence of auditors.

75. Letter, 24 June 1997, from Edward Adeane, Hambros and reply by Nigel Peace.

Seeks and gives clarification on the meaning of independent in relation to non-executive directors.