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As a service to members and others, Chartered Secretaries Malaysia has prepared
a series of Good Governance Guides in the area of corporate governance. The
intention is that they will provide value to individuals as a starting point or
as an information source on governance issues.
In all instances you should be complying with applicable legislation and case
law but there are often grey areas not covered by legislation and practices in
these areas can vary from minimal to best practice. These Guides comprise what,
in our view, constitutes good governance in a range of situations. They are a
guide only, not a substitute for seeking professional legal advice.
As a global professional organisation, we are able to offer you, for comparison
and further ideas, Good Governance Guides from each of the Divisions of ICSA.
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| Good Governance Guides from Chartered Secretaries Australia |
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| Good Governance Guides from Chartered Secretaries Hong Kong |
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| Good Governance Guides from Chartered Secretaries Canada |
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| Good Governance Guides from Chartered Secretaries New Zealand |
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| Good Governance Guides from Chartered Secretaries Singapore |
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| Good Governance Guides from Chartered Secretaries South Africa |
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| Good Governance Guides from Chartered Secretaries United Kingdom |
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| Good Governance Guides from Chartered Secretaries Zimbabwe |
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| This material is subject to Copyright. The Good Governance Guides indicate what
in our view is one interpretation of good practice. They are not designed to
cover off or comply with all applicable legislation or case law. We cannot be
held liable or accountable to any person who acts or relies upon the
information provided. The guides are not a substitute for professional advice.
We welcome any recommendations that will improve the content of our Good
Governance Guides. |
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