Removal – The GHGs that the entity has, during the period, removed from the atmosphere, or that would have been emitted to the atmosphere had they not been captured and channelled to a sink.  (Ref: Para.  A14 …

Significant facility – A facility that is of individual significance due to the size of its emissions relative to the aggregate emissions included in the GHG statement or its specific nature or circumstances which give rise to particular risks of material …

Sink – A physical unit or process that removes GHGs from the atmosphere. …

S ource – A physical unit or process that releases GHGs into the atmosphere. …

Type of emission – A grouping of emissions based on, for example, source of emission, type of gas, region, or facility. …

The auditor may assist the AGM planning process by meeting with the chair of the AGM and those charged with governance in an AGM planning meeting, and/or by having discussions with directors, management, and/or audit committee members, to ascertain …

The auditor may discuss the protocol for questions at the AGM with the chair of the AGM prior to the meeting. Usually, the chair of the AGM will communicate to the meeting the protocol for presenting questions and, as a rule, questions are to be addressed …

Questions directed to the auditor by the chair of the AGM may not be within the scope of the audit or the auditor’s responsibilities. The auditor may refer such questions back to the chair of the AGM. If the question is about an area where the …

If written questions are received before the AGM, the company will pass these questions to the auditor. In best practice, the auditor prepares responses to such questions prior to the meeting. Where written questions have been received, the auditor may …

Prior notification of issues enables the auditor to seek professional consultation and/or legal advice if appropriate. However, some members may prefer to reserve questions for the meeting. Adequate planning is imperative to identify areas of potential …