Whistleblowing

A secure channel to report concerns directly to the Audit Committee.

Who may whistleblow?

Any individual who has a legitimate concern regarding malpractice, wrongdoing, or unethical behavior within the organization can raise a concern. This includes employees, contractors, suppliers, and external stakeholders who wish to report in good faith.

What to whistleblow?

You can report genuine concerns about:

  • Financial malpractice or fraud
  • Failure to comply with legal obligations
  • Dangers to health and safety
  • Criminal activity
  • Improper conduct or unethical behavior
  • Attempts to conceal any of the above

What happens to your whistleblow?

Once submitted, your report goes directly to the designated members of the Audit Committee. They will:

  1. Review the submission for validity and urgency.
  2. Initiate an independent investigation if required.
  3. Take appropriate corrective actions based on findings.
  4. Keep you informed of the progress (if contact details are provided).