1. Communication Protocol with External Auditors
The Independent Directors and the Audit Committee maintain a robust communication channel with the company’s external auditors. At minimum, a formal meeting is held once a year. During these sessions, the auditors report on the company’s financial standing, the financial and operational status of domestic and overseas subsidiaries, and the results of internal control audits.
Furthermore, the auditors engage in comprehensive discussions regarding significant adjusting entries, the impact of recent regulatory amendments on financial reporting, and the overall audit planning. In the event of material anomalies, ad-hoc meetings may be convened immediately to ensure timely addressing of the issues.
2. Communication Protocol with Internal Audit Management
Monthly
The Chief Internal Auditor submits monthly audit reports via email to the Audit Committee , detailing the audit findings and the status of follow-up on remedial actions from the preceding month. Upon reviewing these reports, should the Audit Committee members (Supervisors) have any inquiries or specific instructions, they may communicate with the Chief Internal Auditor through various channels, including telephone, fax, or email, to ensure thorough oversight and timely implementation of improvements.
Quarterly
Communication between the Chief Internal Auditor and Audit Committee The Chief Internal Auditor holds regular meetings with Independent Directors and the Audit Committee at least once every quarter to report on the status of internal audit execution and the operations of internal controls. In the event of significant irregularities, meetings may be convened at any time.
| Date | Communication | Outcome and Advice |
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| 2025/03/28 |
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No Objections |
| Date | Communication |
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| 2025/03/28 |
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| 2025/05/14 |
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| 2025/08/14 |
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| 2025/11/14 |
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| Date | Communication |
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| 2025/03/28 |
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| 2025/05/14 |
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| 2025/08/14 |
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| 2025/11/14 |
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