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Disclosures re: Nominating Committees
Summary
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SEC
adopts new S-K 407(c)
Replaces
Schedule 14A Item 7(d)(2) and S-K 401(j)
- As part of consolidation of corporate governance
disclosure requirements per new S-K 407
- Adopted per SEC Release 33-8732A
August 2006
- No substantive change was made
- See SEC release 33-8732A
(2006) Footnote 471
Required
disclosures include:
- Whether a company has a separate
nominating committee
- If not, reasons why not and who determines
nominees for director
- Whether members of nominating committee are
"independent"
- Company's process for identifying and evaluating director nominees
- Minimum qualifications and standards that are used
- Fees paid to director search firms
- Whether and how candidates put forth by shareholders are considered
- Whether a company has rejected candidates put forth by large, long-term
security holders or groups of security holders
See
also SEC Interpretations
below
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S-K 407(c) Nominating committee
S-K
407(c)(1) If no nominating committee ... |
S-K
407(c)(2) Re: nomination process |
Instructions
to 407(c)(2)(ix) |
Instructions
to 407(c)(2) |
Instructions
to 407
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Instruction
1 Definitions
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Instruction
2 Availability of committee charter
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SEC Interpretations
SEC_CODE_REF_0090001192884
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S-K
Item 407 Interpretations
- Issued 3.14.07
- Replace prior S-K 407 interpretations in July
1997 Manual of Publicly Available Telephone Interpretations
- See
S-K 407 Interpretations
Law
Firm Commentary
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SEC Releases
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Final
release 33-8732 August 2006
Proposal
release 33-8655 January 2006
- Corporate governance disclosure
§V.D
Final release 33-8340
2003
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Related Topics
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