New Zealand has introduced rules requiring some businesses to report on how climate change might affect them. Climate-related Disclosure (CRD) asks businesses to do their homework on climate risks and share their findings with investors and the public. In a recent submission, the New Zealand Shareholders' Association (NZSA) commented on some proposed changes to these rules. The rules would give companies extra time to meet certain requirements, and NZSA generally agreed with this extension. However, they weren't completely happy about giving companies more time to create their "transition plans"—documents that show how a company plans to adapt to climate change over time. The NZSA supports these climate reporting rules overall but recognises some challenges. These include the costs involved, ensuring New Zealand's rules match other countries' laws, and having enough qualified people to check and verify all these climate reports. Click below to read out submission. #ClimateCheck #NZBusiness #Transparency #NewClimateRules #NZSA
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