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1. Handwritten notes entitled: Issues raised at PW [Price Waterhouse] debate, undated
Covers two-tier boards, audit committees, independence of non-executive directors.
2. Handwritten notes, headed Alan Sykes, Consolidated Goldfields, no date.
Covers non-executive directors and external auditing.
The paper briefly reviews issues in corporate governance: appointment of non-executive directors to the board and their contribution; the integrity of financial information; auditing standards and the responsibilities of auditors.
4. Letters from Marie Jennings, May and September 1991
Letters expressing interest in Committee and comment on independent non-executive directors.
5. Letter, dated 9 May 1991, from Martin Simons
Letter, 9 May 1991, from Martin Simons about timely payment of bills. Accompanying photocopy of letter, published in The Times.
6. Letters, June 1991, between Sir Adrian Cadbury and Neville Bain, Coats Viyella.
Neville Bain sets out some points on directors and responsibilities, annual reports and audit committees.
Objective of the meeting: to canvass Sir Ron's view of the ground the Committee might cover.
8. Letter, dated 8 July 1991, from Ian Hay Davison.
Letter in response to Sir Adrian Cadbury's letter of 2 July. IHD will send transcript of talk to ICAS on non-executive directors.
9. Correspondence with and papers from CBI, 10 July 1991, including minutes of meeting
Includes the CBI response to the ABI discussion paper on the responsibilities of institutional shareholders and minutes of meeting held on 25 June 1991.
Bow Group paper contains recommendations on non-executive directors, remuneration committees, audit committees, separation of roles, training for directors and their contracts, reporting auditing and memo from Sir Adrian Cadbury.
Expresses concern about tone and prescriptiveness of the report with regard to non-executive directors.
Includes correspondence from an institutional investor and articles of association of Guinness.
Sets out what ASB would be happy for the Cadbury Committee to consider.
Refers to the Blue Arrow affair and role of non-executive directors.
The letter is a response to a request to give evidence. Areas for discussion: responsibilities of shareholders, independence of auditors, influence of analysts, information to be given in reports.The letter has a siginifcant number of handwritten comments in Sir Adrian's hand.
16. Letter, dated 31 July 1991, from CB Gough, Coopers & Lybrand Deloitte
A contribution to the key issues for the Committee: roles of non-executive directors and shareholders; internal control systems; auditing appointments.
17. Letter, dated 5 August 1991, from Alan Diamond
Comments on non-executive directors.
Letter accompanies draft guidelines and survey of remuneration committees will follow in hard copy.
19. Fax letter from Mrs SE Brown, DTI, 30 August 1991.
Fax contains comments on a proposed structure for the final output and short comments on papers for the next meeting
20. Correspondence with Noel Falconer, September 1991
Concentrates on the role of non-executive directors.
21. Correspondence, September 1991, on access to legal and professional advisers and reimbursement
Sir Adrian sought advice from ICI, Sir Denys Henderson, and Sir David Plastow, Vickers, about non-executive directors' access to professional services and reimbursement for costs. Also a note by Nigel Peace.
Letter gives personal views of MG Lickiss on independence of non-executive directors and their responsibilities for discussing the process of the audit with external auditors, separation of the role of Chief Executive and Chairman, internal system controls applying to quoted companies.
Includes handwritten notes by Sir Adrian Cadbury and a summary of CRAs' corporate governance colloquium, 4 Dec 1991.
Comments on remuneration, directors' responsibilities and non-executive directors access to independent advice. Includes extract from a biographical sources and Sir Adrian's handwritten notes.
Gives the Labour position at the time.