Supervisory Body

The task of monitoring the operation and compliance of the Organisational Model, and managing the relative updating, must be assigned to a body (the “Supervisory Body”), with autonomous powers of initiative and control. The members of the Supervisory Body must possess subjective requirements that assure the autonomy, independence and professionalism of the body in the execution of its activities.

The characteristic of autonomy in its powers of initiative and control mean that the Supervisory Body must be:

The Supervisory Body meets on a quarterly basis and its main functions are the following:

The Recipients are bound to report any suspected breach of the Model to the Supervisory Body, preferably by sending an e-mail to (although any other means of communication may be used). The Body will act in such a way as to protect the reporting party acting in good faith from any retaliation, discrimination or penalisation, and shall ensure the confidentiality of their identity, without prejudice to legal obligations and the protection of the rights of the Company or the involved parties, as well as the reputation of the reporting party(ies).