

Energy Resources of Australia Ltd is committed to high standards of corporate governance. It is a fundamental part of the company’s business practice. The Corporate Governance statement defines the rights and responsibilities of the board, auditors, institutional investors, private shareholders and other stakeholders. ERA and its directors and employees are committed to high standards of business conduct and compliance with the law.
The appointment of external auditors is a function of the full Board on the recommendation of the Audit Committee and is subject to approval by shareholders. Any work to be conducted by the external auditor outside the agreed scope of the audit is to be approved by the Audit Committee.
ERA selects and appoints external auditors, and rotates external audit engagement partners every five years.
ERA recognises that all aspects of our business involve significant risk, including both threats (downside risk) and opportunities (upside risk). We are committed to managing all sources of risk in a proactive and effective manner through competent risk management. This requires high quality risk analysis to allow appropriate management decisions to be taken at all levels in the company.
A number of systems are in place to identify and manage risk. These include:
In accordance with the requirements of its Charter, the Board performs annual evaluations of its performance and sets out the goals and objectives of the Board for the upcoming year.