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- Category: Governance Scorecard
The Corporate Governance Scorecard (CGS) is a corporate governance rating system designed to raise the standards of corporate governance practices of the GOCCs to be at par with the ASEAN state-owned enterprises. It is a list of questions used to rate a GOCC's governance policies and practices on the basis of the three (3) OECD Principles of Corporate Governance for State-Owned Enterprises.
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I. STAKEHOLDER RELATIONSHIP | |||||||||||||||||||
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1.a |
Does the GOCC disclose a policy that: Stipulates the existence and scope of its effort to address customer's welfare? |
Y |
The GOCC must 1.) identify its stakeholders and 2.) state the policies that were created for the welfare of its customers. The stated policies must not be ambiguous and should include their underlying principles and guidelines. |
The PRA has identified its stakeholders and documented the same in the PRA Quality Management System (QMS) Manual and PRA Stakeholder Engagement and Management Plan (SEMP). In accordance with the PRA Quality Policy, the Agency is committed to provide quality public service in the performance of its mandates. The PRA QMS Manual integrates the needs and expectation of the Agency’s relevant interested parties as a source of information in its planning process and strategy formulation. The matrix of needs and expectations of identified relevant interested parties is used as basis to improve PRA's products and services and increase stakeholder satisfaction. The PRA also developed its SEMP to determine the stakeholders' concerns, issues and feedback and integrate them into PRA's decision-making process. The grievance mechanism institutionalized by the SEMP seeks to address the concern or complaint raised by those affected by the projects and policies of the PRA.In addition to the SEMP's grievance mechanism, the PRA also developed and institutionalized its Feedback and Complaints Mechanism under its Citizen's Charter, detailing the procedures on filing complaints and providing feedbacks for the Agency's government services. It is also stated in the PRA's Manual of Corporate Governance to ensure fair treatment of stakeholders and to strengthen PRA’s relations with them. |
Y |
PRA Quality System (QMS) Manual - Stakeholders Management and Quality Policy - Stakeholder Engagement and Management Plan (SEMP) |
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1.b |
Does the GOCC disclose a policy that: Elaborates its efforts to interact with the communities in which they operate? |
Y |
The GOCC must clearly identify its policy on interacting with the communities around it. The identified policy must not be ambiguous and should include its princples and guidelines. |
The PRA CSR Statement provides the basis of the acceptance of reclamation proposals with significant value on its environmental impact, environmental sustainability, and disaster risk reduction components. It affirms that its operations and programs inherently affects not only the environemnt but also the lives and welfare of involved communities. It stipulates that the PRA allocates material and human resources to initiate or enhance community projects primarily for settlements affected by reclamation programs. To achieve inclusive growth, the PRA is committed to establishing an institutional mechanism for educating the public about reclamation and integrating their views in reclamation activities The PRA CSR statement is stipulated and affirmed in the PRA's Manual of Corporate Governance. The PRA’s Mission and Vision Statements likewise provides emphasis on the environmental sustainability of its reclamation activities consistent to the public interest. While the PRA Quality Policy affirms the Agency's committment to providing quality public service to the people through the standard that it adheres to.
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Y |
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1.c |
Does the GOCC disclose a policy that: Ensure that its value chain is environmentally friendly or is consistent with promoting sustainable development?
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Y |
The GOCC must clearly identify its policy on 1) keeping its value chain environmentally friendly or 2) promoting sustainable development./span> The identified policy must not only show how the GOCC complies with existing environmental regulations but should also show how it employs value processes that reduce waste and damage to the environment. The policy should also not be ambiguous and should include its princples and guidelines. |
The PRA CSR Statement provides the basis of the acceptance of reclamation proposals with significant value on its environmental impact, environmental sustainability, and disaster risk reduction components. It affirms that its operations and programs affect the environment and that reclamation projects shall be undertaken in an environmentally sustainable manner consistent with public interest. The acceptance of reclamation proposals are decided according to the outcome of a cost vs benefit analysis whereby the project proceeds when the benefit outweighs the cost except when the costs will be environmental degradation and imminent danger to people’s lives. PRA strictly observes the outcome of an Environmental Impact Assessment before approving any project. In the course of project implementation, environmentally sustainable innovations and disaster risk reduction components are integrated through hard and soft engineering. PRA’s Mission and Vision Statements provides emphasis on the environmental sustainability by creating well-planned, environmentally resilient and sustainable reclaimed lands and efficiently developed and managed public estates. The PRA also issued the following policies to strengthen its objective towards a sustainable and resilient land reclamation and development projects: 1) Administrative Order No. 2021-02, or the "Policy and Guidelines Governing The Social Environment Fund (SEF) Collected From Reclamation Projects", published and effective on June 18, 2021. The policy provided concrete guidelines on setting up environmental fund to be used for any nvironmental and socio-economic enhancement purposes related to reclamation projects or coastal protection initiatives. In general, the funds shall be used for activities contributing to natural resources management, preservation, protection, and enhancement of the environment, related researches, studies, and trainings, incentive measures provided for environmental legislation, and other activities deemed useful for the protection of the environment. 2) Administrative Order No. 2022-01, or the "Guidelines for Environmental Compliance Monitoring by PRA of Approved Reclamation Porjects, Reclamation Components of Infrastructure Projects, and Infrastructure Development of Pre-Approved Reclaimed Lands", was published and became effective on November 11, 2022. The policy provided guidelines to project proponents on the compliances and procedures regarding PRA's monitoring of the environmental aspect of the proposed projects.
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Y |
- Manual of Corporate Governance - Administrative Order 2021-02 - Administrative Order 2022-01
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2.a |
Does the GOCC disclose the activities that it has undertaken to implement the abovementioned policies? (Customer health and safety) |
Y |
The GOCC must state the activities it has undergone during the year being assessed to implement its policies on customer health and safety. The GOCC must state the dates when the aforementioned activities took place.
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PRA commits the promotion of health, safety and welfare of its stakeholders through the following activities: Initiatives for Road Repair and Rehabilitation for Convenience of the Motoring Public: PRA continuously performs the necessary actions towards the maintenance and timely repair of PRA roads for the benefit of its motoring public/stakeholders. In 2022, PRA awarded to E.H. Sison Engineers, Co. the consultancy services for the formulation of the Detailed Engineering Design (DED) for the rehabilitation and construction of PRA roads along Asean Avenue, Pres. Diosdado Macapagal Blvd. (PDMB), and Diokno Blvd. PRA likewise monitors the asphalt overlay project in PDMB and Baclaran Redemptorist Channel which started on April 18, 2022 and was completed on November 22, 2022. Further, PRA also continuously monitors the progress of the rehabilitation project on Diokno-Libertad bridge which started in December 2022. Inclusion of Stakeholders' Safety in the PRA Workplace Handbook on COVID-19 Management and Prevention: |
Y |
Stakeholders' Safety: PRA Workplace Handbook on COVID-19 Management and Prevention - pages 24 and 25 |
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2.b |
Does the GOCC disclose the activities that it has undertaken to implement the abovementioned policies? (Interaction with the communities) |
Y |
The GOCC must state the activities it has undergone during the year being assessed to implement its policies on community interaction. The GOCC must state the dates when the aforementioned activities took place. |
Interaction with the LGUs of Northern Samar for the Formulation of Coastal Management Strategy Roadmap: Interaction with Communities in the Province of Cavite for the Social Development and Management Program (SDMP): |
Y |
Interaction with Communities in Cavite
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2.c |
Does the GOCC disclose the activities that it has undertaken to implement the abovementioned policies? (Environmentally-friendly value chain) |
Y |
The GOCC must state the activities it has undergone during the year being assessed to implement its policies on promoting sustainable development and/or environmentally-friendly value chain. The GOCC must state the dates when the aforementioned activities took place. |
Environmentally Resilient and Sustainable Projects: Promotion and Integration of Coastal Protection Strategy in Vulnerable Areas: Coastal Clean-Up: Internal Environment-Friendly Initiatives: |
Y |
PRA's Monitoring of ECC Conditions and Participation as MMT Member in Various Projects |
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3 |
Does the GOCC have a separate corporate social responsibility (CSR) report/section or sustainability report/section? |
Y |
The GOCC must identify both (1) the social and environmental issues of its stakeholders and (2) the activities it undertook to address the said issues during the year being assessed. No points will be given if only the stakeholders and their CSR issues are identified. |
The PRA has a separate CSR section in its website. CSR-related data and information are also disclosed and integrated in the Quality Management System (QMS) Manual and Stakeholders Engagement and Management Plan (SEMP). The Stakeholder Map, as reflected in the PRA's SEMP, lays out the identified PRA stakeholders with their corresponding designation as either possessing high or low power to affect the pulic perception of PRA and its projects, and either indicating high or low support in the PRA's projects. Said mapping was formulated based on these stakeholders' perception and issues raised before the Agency. With the said stakeholders' map, the PRA identified various stakeholders' engagement strategies in order to mitigate or address their issues and concerns against the PRA and its projects, and/or increase stakeholder support towards PRA and its projects. These strategies eventually formed part of the PRA's charter statement and performance scorecard for CY 2022 where one of the strategic objective was to "increase support of stakeholders, address concerns of affected communities and gain social acceptance of development projects". Among the 2022 activities conducted as part of the PRA's strategy in addressing stakeholder concerns include conducting stakeholder consultations and profiling and data collections from various communities, mostly in LGUs of Province of Cavite as part of PRA's plans and programs in the implementation of the PRA SDMP, and monitoring and review of compliance with Environmental Compliance Certificate conditons by project proponents. |
Y |
- CY 2022 Strategy Map and Charter Statement - PRA Activities as part of Strategies to Address Stakeholder Concerns - PRA's Monitoring of ECC Conditions and Participation as MMT Member |
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Where stakeholder interests are protected by law, stakeholders should have the opportunity to obtain effective redress for violation of their rights. Does the GOCC provide contact details via the company's website or Annual Report which stakeholders (e.g. customers, suppliers, general public etc.) can use to voice their concerns and/or complaints for possible violation of their rights? |
Y |
The GOCC must have contact details (phone number or email address) specifically for concerns and/or complaints. |
The PRA website has a page for Telephone Directory with phone numbers, PRA email, and office address specifically for suggestions/complaints/queries. The PRA website also publishes its Citizen's Charter with Feedback and complaints Mechanism (included are the procedures and relevant email and hotline numbers) for stakeholder/client's concerns, feedback, complaints for PRA government services: "For feedback and/or complaints about PRA services and processes under its Citizen’s Charter, you may reach us through any of the |
Y |
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5.a |
Performance-enhancing mechanisms for employee participation should be permitted to develop. Does the GOCC explicitly mention the health, safety and welfare policy for its employees? |
Y |
The GOCC must clearly identify its policy on employee health, welfare and safety. The identified policy must not be ambiguous and should include its principles and guidelines. |
The PRA maintains the implementation of the PEA – Program on Awards and Incentives for Service Excellence (PEA-PRAISE), PRA Employee’s Manual and the Grievance Mechanism. These policies and protocols aim to guarantee a fair and safe working environment, encourage participation in the Agency's health and wellness programs, promotoe corporate activities for employees and camaraderie building, and encourage creativity and innovativeness in the corporate culture. The PRA also implements the following policies for employee health and safety: |
Y |
- Employees' Health & Safety: PRA Workplace Handbook on COVID-19 Management and Prevention - PRA Mental Health and Wellness Program
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5.b |
Does the GOCC publish data relating to health, safety and welfare of its employees? |
Y |
The GOCC must publish data related to health, safety and welfare of its employees such as, but not limited to, absenteeism and occupational injuries/diseases. |
The PRA COVID19 Pandemic Response Team (PC-PRT) was created to serve as the focal team responsible for the creation and enforcement of the PRA Workplace Handbook on COVID 19 Management and Prevention. Said Handbook provides the guidelines and protocols when physically reporting to the office, alternative work arrangement for employees, protocols for contact tracing, isolation and quarantine, and testing, maintaining health and safety, and other assistance for the employees in order to protect their health and safety during the pandemic. To ensure employee health and safety and improve the employees' overall health, immunity, and protection, PRA provided Influenza and Pneumonia Vaccination among its employees on November 21, 24, and 25, 2022, conducted by Pharma Quest Co. A total of 237 employees availed the vaccination. Moreover, PRA provided various trainings for its safety officers/personnel for Occupational Health and Safety on August 8-12, 2022, September 19-20 and 26-30, 2022, and November 21-25, 2022. |
Y |
Employees' Health & Safety: PRA Workplace Handbook on COVID-19 Management and Prevention |
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5.c |
Does the GOCC have training and development programmes for its employees? |
Y |
The training and development programs for employees must have occurred during the year being assessed and there should be a brief description describing each of the programs. |
The PRA established a partnership with the Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP) since 2016 for the PRA’s transition to a competency-based Human Resource Management and Development System. The PRA Individual Strategic Engagement Development and Activation Program (PRAISE) aims to fully install PRA’s competency framework for employees’ exemplary performance into the Agency’s human resources system. In 2022, units/offices were mobilized to conduct their respective Learning and Development planning, following the guidelines set forth in the PRA Individual Strategic Engagement Program (PRAISE) Manual. Crafting of the Individual Development Plans (IDP) also commenced to address the competency gaps and improve the competency levels of the employees in the core, leadership, and technical competency areas. A number of trainings were attended by the PRA employees responsive to their individual competency needs. |
Y |
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5.d |
Does the GOCC publish data on training and development programs for its employees? |
Y |
The GOCC must give the name of the program and either the 1.) number of participants per program or 2.) average hours per training held |
Y |
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6.a |
Stakeholders including individual employee and their representative bodies, should be able to freely communicate their concerns about illegal or unethical practices to the board and their rights should not be compromised for doing this. Does the GOCC have procedures for complaints by employees concerning illegal (including corruption) and unethical behavior? |
Y |
The GOCC must disclose the actual procedures of their whistleblowing policy for their employees or grievance machinery. Merely stating that they have a policy will not suffice. |
Disclosed in the PRA website's Employees Hub are the policies with procedures/mechanisms that the Agency adheres to in order to secure and protect our employees. The Whistleblowing Policy and Grievance Machinery are policies in place which likewise lay out the procedures/mechanism, reporting channels and conditions. The PRA likewise issued Office Order No. 076, s. 2011, constituting the Committee on Decorum and Investigation and describing their functions in accordance with the RA. 7877 (An Act Declaring Sexual Harrassment Unlawful in the Employment, Education and Training Environment) |
Y |
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6.b |
Does the GOCC have procedures to protect an employee/person who reveals illegal/unethical behavior from retaliation? |
Y |
The GOCC should explicitly disclose the procedures/mechanism in place that protects the whistleblower from retaliation |
Y | ||||||||||||||
II. Disclosure and Transparency | |||||||||||||||||||
II |
7.a |
Does the GOCC's website disclose the following items: Corporate objectives |
Y |
The GOCC's corporate objectives must be specific, measurable, achievable, realistic and timely. Showing the GOCC's performance scorecard will also be given points. |
Disclosures on Agency's Strategy Map and Performance Scorecard pertaining to the CY2022 strategic objectives are accessibale via the PRA's Corporate Governance webpage CORPORATE OBJECTIVES |
Y |
- CY 2022 Strategy Map and Charter Statement - CY 2022 Performance Scorecard and CY 2022 Performance Scorecard (Quarterly) |
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II |
7.b |
Does the GOCC's website disclose the following items: Financial performance indicators |
Y |
Apart from declaring the financial performance indicators in the annual report and audited financial statements, declaring the financial strategic measures in the GOCC's performance scorecard will also merit points. |
Disclosures on Agency's Financial Performance Indicators: FY2022 Audited Financial Statement are not yet received from the Commission on Audit as of date, but once available, the same shall be made accessible to the public via the PRA's Corporate Governance webpage and the Agency's annual corporate report. However, FY2022 Balance Sheet, Statement of Income and Expenses, Statement of Changes in Equity, Statement of Cash Flow are currently accessible via the Transparency Seal. The PRA's CY2022 Strategy Map and Performance Scorecard, accessible via the PRA's Corporate Governance webpage, also contains the Agency's financial strategic measure, particularly to "Increase Revenue and Improve Cashflow".
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Y |
- FY2022 Balance Sheet as of December 31, 2022 - FY2022 Statement of Income & Expenses as of December 31, 2022 - CY2022 Strategy Map and Charter Statement - CY 2022 Performance Scorecard and CY 2022 Performance Scorecard (Quarterly) |
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II |
7.c |
Does the GOCC's website disclose the following items: Non-financial performance indicators |
Y |
Apart from declaring the non- financial performance indicators in the annual report and accomplishment reports, declaring the non-financial strategic measures in the GOCC's performance scorecard will also merit points. |
The PRA's CY2022 Strategy Map and Performance Scorecard, accessible via the PRA's Corporate Governance webpage, contains the Agency's non-financial strategic measures. Non-financial Performance for CY2022 shall also form part of the Corporate Annual Report which to be published in the PRA website once the Agency receives its Audited Financial Statements from the Commission on Audit. |
Y |
- CY2022 Strategy Map and Charter Statement - Final Accomplishment Report for CY 2022 Performance Scorecard |
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II |
7.d |
Does the GOCC's website disclose the following items: Details of whistle-blowing policy |
Y |
The GOCC must disclose the actual procedures of their whistleblowing policy for their stakeholders. Merely stating that they have a whistleblowing policy will not suffice. |
Disclosed in the PRA website is the Whistleblowing Policy which lays out the actual procedures/ mechanisms, reporting channels and conditions. The same shall form part of the Corporate Annual Report which is to be published in the PRA website once the Agency receives its Audited Financial Statements from the Commission on Audit. |
Y |
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7.e |
Does the GOCC's website disclose the following items: Biographical details (at least age, qualifications, date of first appointment, relevant experience, and any other directorships of listed companies) of directors/commissioners |
Y |
All of the biographical details of ex officio and appointive direcors being asked by the item must be provided, otherwise no point will be given should there be a missing detail. |
Disclosure on the PRA Board's profile, biographical details, qualifications and relevant experiences, date of appointment and oath office, committee memberships, directorships and trainings attended are found in the PRA's Board and Management Profile webpage. The same shall form part of the Corporate Annual Report which is to be published in the PRA website once the Agency receives its Audited Financial Statements from the Commission on Audit. |
Y |
- PRA Board and Management Profile
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7.f |
Does the GOCC's website disclose the following items: Training and/or continuing education programme attended by each director/commissioner |
Y |
All the trainings of Appointive Directors up until the year being assessed must be disclosed. If the Appointive Director did not attend a meeting on the year being assessed, a statement regarding his lack of training must be made in order to garner points for this item. |
Disclosure on the PRA Board's attended trainings is found in the PRA's Board and Management Profile webpage. The same shall form part of the Corporate Annual Report which is to be published in the PRA website once the Agency receives its Audited Financial Statements from the Commission on Audit.
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Y |
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Does the GOCC's website contain a statement confirming the company's full compliance with the code of corporate governance and where there is non-compliance, identify and explain reasons for each such issue? |
Y |
The GOCC must state that it fully complies with the code of corporate governance and if there is non-compliance, it must explain the reason for the non-compliance. Merely stating that the GOC "generally complies" with the code of corporate governance will not be taken as full compliance and will not garner any points |
The PRA fully complies with the Code of Corporate Governance. A Statemenf of Full Compliance with the Code of Corporate Governance was issued by the Board Secretary dated March 28, 2023. |
Y |
- Statement of Full Compliance with the Code of Corporate Governance
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III. BOARD RESPONSIBILITY | |||||||||||||||||||
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11.a |
Has the Board of Directors reviewed the vision and mission/ strategy in the last financial year? |
Y |
The GOCC must disclose that the Board has reviewed the mission, vision and strategy during the year being assessed. The date of review must also be indicated. Merely stating the GOCC's mssion, vision and strategy, and posting documents (strategy map and scorecard) will not be given points. |
The PRA Governing Board annually reviews, monitors and evaluates the PRA's vision, mission, strategies, policies and procedures pursuant to their functions stipulated in the PRA’s Manual of Corporate Governance. The PRA Board reviewed the Mission and Vision, and the CY2022 Strategy Map and Strategic Objectives in the PRA’s Annual Planning Session on January 19-21, 2022. The PRA Board likewise reviewed the Agency's accomplishments and status of strategies and performance targets in the PRA's Mid-Year Assessment and Interim Planning Session on July 6-8, 2022.
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Y |
- Manual of Corporate Governance page 5 item 4.3.b and 4.3.i Board's Review of the PRA's Mission and Vision and Strategies IN CY2022 |
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III | 11.b | Does the Board of Directors monitor/oversee the implementation of the corporate strategy? |
Y |
There should be a disclosure on how the Board oversees the implementation of the corporate strategy. |
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13.a |
Are the details of the code of ethics or conduct disclosed? |
Y |
The details of the Code of Ethics or Conduct must be disclosed. Merely stating that the GOCC has a Code of Ethics without divulging information on the coverage of the Code or how breaches are handled will not suffice. |
Disclosure of the PRA Code of Ethics is found in the PRA's Employees Hub webpage. It is also accessible through the "About PRA" menu option The PRA Code of Ethics describes the norms of conduct, policies, implementation process, monitoring and conduct of every employee, duties of officials and employees, prohibited acts, and penalties, which should be strictly observed. PRA also adheres to CSC rules and regulations on proper norms and conduct of a civil servant. The coverage, as stipulated in Section 1 of the Code, states that "This Code of Conduct and Ethics shall apply to the Board of Directors, officers and employees of PRA whether appointed by the President of the Philippines, regular, permanent, temporary, contractual, co-terminous or casual employees". For any breach, violation, or commission of prohibited acts under the Code, appropriate penalties in accordance with the rules and procedures on administrative and/or civil cases promulgated by the appropriate oversight and quasi-judicial agencies shall apply, as stipulated in Section 10 thereof. |
Y |
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13.b |
Does the GOCC disclose that all Directors/Commissioners, senior management and employees are required to comply with the code? |
Y |
It must be explicitly stated that all the Directors, senior management and the employees are required to comply with the Code. If the Code is only for employees, the item will be marked as "N." |
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13.c |
Does the company disclose how it implements and monitors compliance with the code of ethics or conduct? |
Y |
Examples of activities done in order to implement or monitor compliance with the Code of Ethics/Conduct are: -communicating the code to all existing and new employees and directors |
The PRA implements and monitors the employees' compliance with the Code of Ethics by making the Code accessible to the employees through the PRA Employees Hub for ease of access. The PRA strengthened the observance of the Code of Ethics by issuing the PRA No GIft Policy emphasizing the declaration of policies in the Code of Ethics. The PRA No Gift Policy, as well as the other elevant laws and issuances of other Agencies, are likewise accessible to all employees through the PRA's Employees Hub. |
Y |
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Does the Board appoint a Nomination Compensation / Remuneration Committee? |
Y |
The GOCC must disclose the names of all of the members of its Nomination, Compensation / Remuneration Committee during the year being assessed. Merely stating the name of the office/agency of the Ex Officio Member will not suffice and will not garner any points. |
In accordance with Sec. 6 of the PRA Manual for Corporate Governance, the members of the Nomination and Remunerations Committee during CY2022 are: Chairman Alberto C. Agra |
Y |
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15 |
Did the Nomination Compensation/Remuneration Committee meet at least twice during the year? |
Y |
The GOCC must publish the meeting attendance records during the year being assessed. |
The Nomination and Remunerations Committee conducted seven (7) meetings in CY2022 on the following dates: May 5, 2022 |
Y |
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16 |
If yes, is the report of the Nomination Compensation/Remuneration Committee publicly disclosed? |
Y |
The GOCC must publish an accomplishment report of the committee and/or minutes of the meetings held. |
The Nomination and Remunerations Committee's CY2022 Accomplishment Report is disclosed |
Y |
- Nomination and Remunerations Committee CY2022 Accomplishment Report |
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17 |
Does the Board appoint an Audit Committee? |
Y |
The GOCC must disclose the names of all of the members of its Audit Committee during the year being assessed. Merely stating the name of the office/agency of the Ex Officio Member will not suffice and will not garner any points. |
In accordance with Sec. 6 of the PRA Manual for Corporate Governance, the members of the Audit Committee in CY2022 are: Dir. Dioscoro E. Esteban, Jr.
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Y |
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18 |
If yes, is the report of the Audit Committee publicly disclosed? |
Y |
The GOCC must publish an accomplishment report of the committee and/or minnutes of the meetings held. |
The Audit Committee's CY2022 Accomplishment Report is disclosed |
Y |
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19 |
Does at least one member of the Audit Committee have an audit, accounting or finance background (qualification or experience)? |
Y |
The educational qualifications and/or work experience of the Audit Committee Members should be disclosed. At least one of the Audit Committee Members must have an audit, accounting or finance educational or work background in order to garner points for this item. |
Dir. Ulysses T. Sevilla has attended trainings and seminars on "Enhancing Audit Committee Effectiveness (Essentials)" and "Seminar on Finance for Directors", both conducted by the Institute of Corporate Directors. Dir. Nolasco K. Bathan attended a training/seminar on "Cooperative Financial Management" conducted by the Union of Defense and Public Safety Cooperatives on June 25-26, 2016. |
Y |
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20 |
Did the Audit Committee meet at least four times during the year? |
Y |
The GOCC must disclose all the audit committee meetings held during the year being assessed. |
The Audit Committee conducted six (6) meetings in CY2022: February 16, 2022 |
Y |
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21 |
Does the Board appoint a Risk Management Committee? |
Y |
The GOCC must disclose the names of all of the members of its Risk Management Committee during the year being assessed. Merely stating the name of the office/agency of the Ex Officio Member will not suffice and will not garner any points. |
In accordance with Sec. 6 of the PRA Manual for Corporate Governance, the members of the Risk Management Committee in CY2021 are: Chairman Alberto C. Agra |
Y |
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22 |
If yes, is the report on Risk Management Committee publicly disclosed? |
Y |
The GOCC must publish an accomplishment report of the committee and/or minnutes of the meetings held. |
The Risk Management Committee's CY2022 Accomplishment Report is disclosed |
Y |
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23 |
Does at least one member of the Risk Management Committee have a background in finance and investments? |
Y |
The educational qualifications and/or work experience of the Risk Management Committee Members should be disclosed. At least one of the Risk Management Committee Members must have an investment and finance educational or work background in order to garner points for this item. |
Chairman Alberto C. Agra conducted three (3) seminars for the Ateneo Center for Continuing Education on: (1) PPPs, Project Finance Diploma Course, November 14, 2015; (2) PPPs, Project Finance Diploma Course, November 19, 2016; and (3) PPP Procedures, Risks and Contracts, Project Finance Diploma Course, November 26, 2016. He also attended an Online Training Programme on Fundamentals of Infrastructure Project Finance on May to July 2011. Dir. Ulysses T. Sevilla attended trainings and seminars on "Enhancing Audit Committee Effectiveness (Essentials)" and "Seminar on Finance for Directors", both conducted by the Institute of Corporate Directors. He likewise attended trainings on "Risk Management Sessions on How to Conduct Risk Management and Understanding Risk Management" and "Corporate Governance Conference Competing Against Risk" Dir. Oscar T. Lactao and Dir. Dioscoro E. Esteban, Jr. attended trainings on "Risk Management Sessions on How to Conduct Risk Management and Understanding Risk Management" . |
Y |
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24.a |
Are the Board of Directors meetings scheduled at the beginning of the year? (end of Q1) |
Y |
The GOCC must explicitly disclose that the meetings held on the year being assessed were scheduled well in advance and when they were scheduled. |
Regular Board meetings are held every third Wednesday of the month. Changes and adjustments in the schedule are made relative to the availability of the GM/CEO, Chairman of the Board and Board of Directors. |
Y |
- CY2022 Board and Board Committee Attendance | ||||||||||||
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24.b |
Does the Board of Directors meet at least monthly? |
Y |
The GOCC must show its attendance records that there were monthly meeting held. |
Disclosed in the CY2022 Summary of Board Meeting Attendance are the Board's conducted monthly meetings |
Y |
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24.c |
Did the Board of Directors meet on at least 75% on their scheduled meetings?
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Y |
In order to garner points for this item, the GOCC must be able to first prove that meetings were scheduled in advance (Q. 24.a.) Afterwhich, a schedule of actual meetings held must be shown to prove that the Board met on at least 75% of their scheduled meetings. |
All of the scheduled monthly meetings of the Board were conducted/held and proceeded with quorum |
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24.d |
Has each of the directors/commissioners attended at least 90% of all the board meetings held during the year? |
Y |
All of the attendance of Appointive and Ex Officio/Alternate Directors must be considered and all of them should have attended at least 90% of the board meetings held during the year in order to garner points for this item. |
Each of the directors attended at least 90% of all the board meetings in CY 2022. |
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24.e |
Did the Board of Directors meet separately at least once during the year without the President/CEO present? |
Y |
The GOCC must explicitly state a meeting held on a specific date wherein the Board met without the President/CEO present. |
The Board of Directors conducted/held a meeting on December 12, 2022 without the General Manager/CEO. |
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25.a |
Does the GOCC have a policy that stipulates board papers for Board of Directors/Commissioners meetings be provided to the Board at least three (3) working days in advance of the board meeting? |
Y |
The GOCC must clearly dislclose that the Board was provided with the board papers for the upcoming meeting at least 3 working days in advance of the said meeting. |
The PRA's Manual on Corporate Governance stipulates that Board papers/materials are provided to the members of the Board at least three (3) working days prior the scheduled Board meeting. The Board likewise adopted a policy stipulating that Board papers for Board meetings shall be provided to the Board at least three (3) working days in advance of the meeting thorugh Board Resolution No. 4818, s. 2017. The PRA has also implemented Paperless Board meetings. Board papers/materials can be accessed by the members of the Board online through an application specifically for PRA use only via tablets, mobile phone, laptops or desktops. |
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25.b |
Is the Board Secretary trained in legal, accountancy or company secretarial practices? |
Y |
The GOCC should disclose the educational and work background of the Corporate Secretary. In order to garner points for this item, there should be proof that the Corporate Secretary has legal, accountancy or secretarial educational/work background. |
The Board Secretary's educational and professional experience is disclosed in the CV accessible in the PRA's Board and Management Profile webpage. The Board Secretary is a member of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines. |
Y |
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26.a |
Does the company have a separate internal audit function? |
Y |
There should be a clear showing that there is a separate internal audit function in the GOCC, whether it be a singular internal auditor, an entire internal audit department or an external firm. If it is a secondary function of an existing staff or department, the GOCC will not garner points for this item. |
The PRA's Table of Organization indicates that the PRA Internal Audit Division is under the Board of Directors |
Y |
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26.b |
Does the appointment and removal of the internal auditor require the recommendation of the Audit Committee? |
Y |
The GOCC should explicitly state that the appointment and removal of the internal auditor require the approval of the Audit Committee.Should the charter of the GOCC provide for another mode of appointment/removal of the internal audtor, this should also be stated in order for the assessors to consider such issue. |
As approved by the Board in its Resolution No. 4853, s. 2018, the PRA Audit Committee Charter was amended to stipulate "The Committee shall be responsible in endorsing to the Board the appointment and removal of the Head of the Internal Audit Division ". |
Y |
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27.a |
Does the company disclose the internal control procedures/risk management systems it has in place? |
Y |
The GOCC must name all the key internal control procedures and its risk management system. There should also be an assignment of responsibilities in order to garner points for this item |
The PRA's Manual on Corporate Governance discloses the responsibilities of the Risk Management Committee in performing oversight risk management functions and ensuring that risk management processes are embedded in operations. The PRA's Material Risk Factors and Strategies also identifies the risks in internal processes and external factors. |
Y |
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27.b |
Does the Annual Report disclose that the board of directors/commissioners has conducted a review of the company's material controls (including operational, financial and compliance controls) and risk management systems? |
Y |
The GOCC's annual report must explicitly state that the Board conducted a review of the company's risk management system and material controls during the year being assessed. |
The Audit Committee certified that through the Internal Audit Division, it has rendered an oversight review of the PRA's system of internal controls and the processes of monitoring compliance with laws. Likewise, the Risk Management Committee certified that it has performed oversight review of the Agency's risk management systems and has found that the same are adequate. This statement and certification shall form part of the Corporate Annual Report which is to be published in the PRA website once the Agency receives its Audited Financial Statements from the Commission on Audit. |
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- Certification on Audit Committee's Review of PRA's Internal Controls and Compliance Processes |
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27.c |
Does the company disclose how key risks are managed? |
Y |
The GOCC must disclose all of its key risks (operational, compliance and financial) and how they are being managed. Merely disclosing a list of risks will not garner any points. |
The PRA's Material Risk Factors and Strategies identifies the Agency's measures in addressing the key risks in internal processes and external factors. The PRA's Manual on Corporate Governance also stipulates the responsibilities of the Risk Management Committee in performing oversight risk management functions and ensuring that risk management processes are embedded in operations. |
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- Material Risk Factors and StrategiesMaterial Risk Factors and Strategies |
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27.d |
Does the Annual Report contain a statement from the Board of Directors or Audit Committee commenting on the adequacy of the GOCC's internal controls/risk management systems? |
Y |
The GOCC's Board or Audit Committee must explicitly state that the GOCC's risk management systems and internal controls are adequate |
The Audit Committee certified that through the Internal Audit Division, it has This statement and certification shall form part of the Corporate Annual Report which is to be published in the PRA website once the Agency receives its Audited Financial Statements from the Commission on Audit. |
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- Certification on Audit Committee's Review of PRA's Internal Controls and Compliance Processes |
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Do different persons assume the roles of Chairman and CEO? |
Y |
The GOCC's PCEO and Chairman during the year being assessed must be clearly identified in the website. An N/A rating will be given should the GOCC's charter provide that the Chairman and PCEO positions must be held by a single person. |
Chairman: Atty. Alberto C. Agra General Manager and CEO: Atty. Janilo E. Rubiato |
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29.a |
Does the GOCC have orientation programs for new Directors? |
Y |
The GOCC must not only state that it has an orientation programs for Directors. Details and/or coverage of the orientation program must be disclosed in order to garner points for this item. |
It is the PRA policy that new appointive Director/s undergo orientation program facilitated by the Management Committee and Corporate Planning & MIS Department. The orientation covers topics of PRA history, mandates, pertinent legal issuances, table of organization, core functions and duties and responsibilities of each unit/department, status of PRA projects, and financial and non-financial standing of the Agency. Reference materials are given in advance as a kit for the new appointive Director/s for the latter to review before and after the orientation. Any questions or clarifications are likewise addressed by the concerned unit/department during and after the orientation. |
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- Board Resolution No. 4818, s. 2017
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29.b |
Does the GOCC have a policy that encourages Directors/Commissioners to attend on-going or continuous professional education programs? |
Y |
Apart from stating the GOCC's training policy and continuous education programs for its Directors, the GOCC may also state that it has a training budget allocated for the Directors on the year being assessed. |
It is the PRA policy to require the Directors to attend at least two (2) ongoing or continuous professional education programs within a given calendar year. |
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29.c |
Did all Appointive Directors attend at least 1 training for the calendar year? |
Y |
The GOCC must disclose that each Appointive Director attended at least one (1) training during the year being assessed. If there is an Appointive Director who did not attend at least one (1) training the GOCC will not garner points for this item. |
The following members of the Board attended at least one (1) training in CY2022: GM & CEO Janilo E. Rubiato |
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30.a |
Is an annual performance assessment conducted of the Board of Directors? |
Y |
The GOCC should conduct its own Board Appraisal which is different from GCG's internet-Based Performance Evaluation for Directors (iPED). It must be readily apparent when the said Board Appraisal was conducted in order to garner points for this item. |
The PRA developed the Annual Performance Evaluation of the Board as part of the best practices of the Agency. It is an effective tool to maintain the government corporate standard and enhance the organizational effectiveness of the corporation by way of an annual evaluation measure on the due diligence being exercised by its Governing Board in fulfilling its duties and responsibilities as mandated by law. Furthermore, the same is also utilized as basis to determine and/or develop appropriate induction and training programs for the new and existing members of the Board. Consistent with the previous years, the PRA has successfully conducted the Board Performance Evaluation for Calendar Year 2022 among the Board and Board-level Committees as collegial bodies, as well as among the members as individual members of the Board. Said Board Performance Evlauation was conducted during the physical Board meeting on January 30, 2023.
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30.b |
Does the GOCC disclose the process followed in conducting the Board assessment? |
Y |
The GOCC must disclose the entire process involved in undertaking the Board Appraisal. |
The Performance Assessment is conducted annually among the Board and Board-level Committees as collegial bodies, as well as among the members as individual members of the Board. Assessors are given questionnaire with questions crafted to extract their self and peer-to-peer evaluation in the areas of Leadership, Productivity, and Diligence. The results of the performance assessments are evaluated and deliberated upon annually by the Corporate Governance Committee in a duly constituted meeting. |
Y |
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30.c |
Does the GOCC disclose the criteria used in the Board assessment? |
Y |
The GOCC must disclose the entire process involved in undertaking the Board Appraisal. |
The Criteria used in the Performance Assessment of the Board is as follows: (40%) Leadership (refers to the fulfilment of Board's Key Responsibilities) (30%) Productivity (refers to Board's formulation of policies) (30%) Diligence (refers to Board's attendance and active participation in meetings) Total of 100% |
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Is an annual performance assessment conducted of the Board of Directors Committees? |
Y |
The GOCC should conduct an Appraisal of its Committees' performance during the year being assessed. It must be readily apparent when the said Committee Appraisal was conducted in order to garner points for this item. |
Consistent with the previous years, The PRA has successfully conducted the Board Performance Evaluation for Calendar Year 2022 among the Board and Board-level Committees as collegial bodies, as well as among the members as individual members of the Board. Said Board Performance Evlauation was conducted during the physical Board meeting on March 17, 2022 and January 30, 2023. |
Y |
- Details
- Category: Governance Scorecard
The Corporate Governance Scorecard (CGS) is a corporate governance rating system designed to raise the standards of corporate governance practices of the GOCCs to be at par with the ASEAN state-owned enterprises. It is a list of questions used to rate a GOCC's governance policies and practices on the basis of the three (3) OECD Principles of Corporate Governance for State-Owned Enterprises.
Questions: | PRA Statement | Links |
1. Does the GOCC disclose a policy that: | ||
a. Stipulates the existence and scope of its effort to address customer's welfare? | PRA’s adoption of the Strategic Engagement Management Plan (SEMP) and its commitment to the Performance Agreement entered with the GCG reflects our dedication in prioritizing the well being of our customers. It is also stated in our Manual of Corporate Governance to ensure fair treatment of our stakeholders and to strengthen PRA’s relations with them. Policies relating to the interest of our stakeholders are also detailed in the 2016 Annual Report. Executive Order No. 146 streamlined the procedures and requirements for the processing of applications. These are detailed in flowcharts published in our website under menu item Services. The Board approved the PRA Freedom of Information Manual to provide the guidelines, process and procedures in dealing with requests for information received under Executive Order (E.O.) No. 02 on Freedom of Information (FOI). |
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b. Elaborates its efforts to interact with the communities in which they operate? |
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c. Ensure that its value chain is environmentally friendly or is consistent with promoting sustainable development?
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2. Does the GOCC disclose the activities that it has undertaken to implement the abovementioned policies? | ||
a. Customer health and safety |
As part of its commitment in promoting the health and safety of its stakeholders, PRA implemented programs and activities promoting their well-being which are likewise in line with the agency's projects. Relocation & Community Development: The PRA allocates material and human resources to initiate or enhance community projects primarily for settlements affected by reclamation programs as part of its mandate and as an expression of its corporate social responsibility. Tacloban City – Palo Project:
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b. Interaction with the communities |
Public Consultations: To achieve inclusive growth, the PRA is committed to establishing an institutional mechanism for educating the public about reclamation and integrating their views in reclamation activities. Stakeholders of Tacloban City – Palo Project: Planting activities for beach forest and mangroves completed in year 2018. Communication through stakeholder consultations and dialogues was conducted periodically for updates on the progress of the project. Discussions of the lessons learned were also held with the communities/ stakeholders to emphasize the importance of their participation in the protection and maintenance of the project. GAD Livelihood Program: Various activities were conducted in year 2018 to strengthen the agency's communication and ties with its stakeholders, involving aspects of sustainable livelihood programs. |
III.a. 2018 GAD Livelihood Program |
c. Environmentally-friendly value chain |
Compliance with Environmental Laws: PRA strongly adheres to environmental laws by requiring an Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC) compliance prior to the start of any reclamation projects. Monitoring of proponents' compliance with the ECC conditions through active participation as member of the Multi-partite monitoring team (MMT) of the following projects:
PRA Officers and Employees also participated as resource persons in the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process for the following proposed project:
Leadership Towards Establishment of Mangroves and Beach Forest: PRA's commitment to its stakeholders largely involves the latter's participation in the environmentally friendly value chain. Community nurseries in Brgys. New Kawayan and San Isidro were established after the successful implementation of planting activities of beach forest in the said pilot areas. Local partners selected the community nursery for their livelihood to supply the demand for the One Resilient Team Project and other similar undertakings in the region. The nursery in Nula Tula has sustained operation by the local community partners. The establishment of these projects aims to assist the local communities for sustainable livelihood and at the same time ensuring that the beach forest and mangroves are maintained. Internal Environment-Friendly Initiatives: PRA makes and executes cost-cutting plans and actions to save the environment. Likewise, PRA employees were enjoined to participate in clean up drives in the LPPCHEA. |
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3. Does the GOCC have a separate corporate social responsibility (CSR) report/section or sustainability report/section? | Yes | |
4. Where stakeholder interests are protected by law, stakeholders should have the opportunity to obtain effective redress for violation of their rights. Does the GOCC provide contact details via the company's website or Annual Report which stakeholders (e.g. customers, suppliers, general public etc.) can use to voice their concerns and/or complaints for possible violation of their rights? | Yes | |
5. Performance-enhancing mechanisms for employee participation | ||
a. Performance-enhancing mechanisms for employee participation should be permitted to develop. Does the GOCC explicitly mention the health, safety and welfare policy for its employees? |
Employee welfare is part of PRA's core values. We always strive to provide the needs of our employees through diligent planning and observation of career developments and policies. Implementation of HR programs and activities are published on the website. |
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b. Does the GOCC publish data relating to health, safety and welfare of its employees? | ||
c. Does the GOCC have training and development programmes for its employees? |
The PRA believes in enhancing and maintaining a cohesive organization whose personnel are consistently infused with esprit de corps and undergo training and reskilling according to a well-defined competency framework. The Agency dedicates itself to maintaining a culture of professionalism, integrity and accountability among its workforce. |
Training and Development Plan 2018 |
d. Does the GOCC publish data on training and development programs for its employees? | ||
6. Performance-enhancing mechanisms for employee participation | ||
a. Stakeholders including individual employee and their representative bodies should be able to freely communicate their concerns about illegal or unethical practices to the board and their rights should not be compromised for doing this. Does the GOCC have procedures for complaints by employees concerning illegal (including corruption) and unethical behavior? | Stated in the PRA website's Employees Hub are the policies the Agency adheres to and activities implemented to secure and protect our employees. |
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b. Does the GOCC have procedures to protect an employee/person who reveals illegal/unethical behavior from retaliation? | ||
7. Quality of Annual Report Does the GOCC's annual report disclose the following items: |
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a. Corporate objectives |
Corporate Objectives:
Strategic Objectives based on 2018 Strategy Map:
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b. Financial performance indicators | PRA recorded a net income of PhP 4.21 Million for CY 2018. | |
c. Non-financial performance indicators | Non-Financial Highlights | |
d. Details of whistle-blowing policy? | Whiltle Blowing Policy |
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e. Biographical details (at least age, qualifications, date of first appointment, relevant experience, and any other directorships of listed companies) of directors/commissioners | 2017 Directors' Profile |
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f. Does the GOCC's annual report disclose the following items: Training and/or continuing education programme attended by each director/commissioner | 2017 Directors' Trainings
The following PRA directors did not attend any trainings for CY 2017:
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8. Are the annual reports downloadable from the GOCC's website? | Downloadable under the menu item About PRA -> Annual Reports and Transparency Seal item VI | Downloadable under the menu item About PRA -> Annual Reports and Transparency Seal item VI |
9. Does the Annual Report contain a statement confirming the company's full compliance with the code of corporate governance and where there is non-compliance, identify and explain reasons for each such issue? | The Board of Directors confirmed the agency's full compliance with the Code of Corporate Governance |
2018 Statement of Full Compliance with the Code of Corporate Governance
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10. Timely filing/release of annual/financial reports | ||
a. Are the audited annual financial report/statement released within 60 days upon receipt from COA? | Yes. 2017 AFS received by PRA from COA on June 29, 2018. It was posted in the PRA website on July 24, 2018. | PRA 2018 Audited Financial Statement (under Transparency Seal Item VI. Annual Financial Reports) |
b. Is the annual report released within 90 days from release of audited financial report? | N/A | |
c. Is the true and fairness/fair representation of the annual financial statement/reports affirmed by the board of directors/commissioners and/or the relevant officers of the company? | Yes | Statement of Directors for Financial Year Ended 31 December 2018 |
11. Corporate Vision and Mission/ Strategy | ||
a. Has the Board of Directors reviewed the vision and mission/ strategy in the last financial year? | Yes. The Board of Directors reviewed the Mission-Vision and the 2018 Strategy Map and the Strategic Objectives on January 10-12, 2018. | Role of the Board in Corporate Strategy
Manual of Corporate Governance page 5 item 4.3.b and 4.3.i |
b. Does the Board of Directors monitor/oversee the implementation of the corporate strategy? | ||
12. Did the GOCC achieve 90% in the PES? | N/A | |
13. Code of ethics or conduct | ||
a. Are the details of the code of ethics or conduct disclosed? |
The PRA Code of Ethics, describes the duties, responsibilities, policies, implementation process, monitoring and conduct of every employee which should be strictly observed. PRA also adheres to CSC rules and regulations on proper norms and conduct of a civil servant. These are stated under the Employees Hub.
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b. Does the GOCC disclose that all Directors/Commissioners, senior management and employees are required to comply with the code? |
Code of Ethics Section 2 Norms of Conduct and Section 3 Duties of PRA Officials and Employees |
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c. Does the company disclose how it implements and monitors compliance with the code of ethics or conduct? | ||
14. Does the Board appoint a Nomination Compensation/Remuneration Committee? | Yes |
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15. Did the Nomination Compensation/Remuneration Committee meet at least twice during the year? | Yes |
2018 Attendance of Nomination & Remuneration Committee |
16. If yes, is the report of the Nomination Compensation/Remuneration Committee publicly disclosed? | No | 2018 Nomination & Remuneration Committee Report |
17. Does the Board appoint an Audit Committee? | Yes |
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18. If yes, is the report of the Audit Committee publicly disclosed? | Yes | 2018 Audit Committee Report |
19. Does at least one member of the Audit Committee have an audit, accounting or finance background (qualification or experience)? | Yes | Director Warren Rex H. Liong |
20. Did the Audit Committee meet at least four times during the year? | Yes |
2018 Attendance of Audit Committee |
21. Does the Board appoint a Risk Management Committee? | Yes, members are stated in the Committee report. |
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22. If yes, is the report on Risk Management Committee publicly disclosed? | Yes | 2018 Risk Management Committee Report |
23. Does at least one member of the Risk Management Committee have a background in finance and investments? | Yes | |
24. Board meetings and attendance | ||
a. Are the Board of Directors meetings scheduled at the beginning of the year? (end of Q1) | Yes. Regular Board meetings are held every third Wednesday of the month. Changes and adjustments in the schedule are made relative to the availability of the GM/CEO, Chairman of the Board and Board of Directors. | |
b. Does the Board of Directors meet at least monthly? | Yes | 2018 Board Attendance |
c. Did the Board of Directors meet on at least 75% on their scheduled meetings? | Yes | |
d. Has each of the directors/commissioners attended at least 90% of all the board meetings held during the year? | Yes | |
e. Did the Board of Directors meet separately at least once during the year without the President/CEO present? | Yes. GM&CEO Janila E. Rubiato is not a member of the Risk Management Committee, hence not present in its meetings. | |
25. Access to Information | ||
a. Does the GOCC have a policy that stipulates board papers for Board of Directors/Commissioners meetings be provided to the Board at least three (3) working days in advance of the board meeting? | Yes. Board materials are provided to the board at least three (3) working days prior to the scheduled board meeting pursuant to the PRA by-laws. PRA has also implemented Paperless Board meeting. Board folios can be downloaded online through an application specifically for PRA use only on tablets, mobile phone, laptops or desktops. |
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b. Is the Board Secretary trained in legal, accountancy or company secretarial practices? | Yes | Board Secretary's Profile |
26. Internal Audit | ||
a. Does the company have a separate internal audit function? | Yes. | Organizational Chart |
b. Does the appointment and removal of the internal auditor require the approval of the Audit Committee? | Yes. Based on the Philippine Reclamation Authority Charter of the Audit Committee dated 22 March, 2013, appointment and removal of the Internal Auditor shall come from the Audit Committee. | |
27. Risk Oversight | ||
a. Does the company disclose the internal control procedures/risk management systems it has in place? | Yes | PRA Risk Management |
b. Does the Annual Report disclose that the board of directors/commissioners has conducted a review of the company's material controls (including operational, financial and compliance controls) and risk management systems? | Yes. | Audit Committee's Certification |
c. Does the company disclose how key risks are managed? | Yes | |
d. Does the Annual Report contain a statement from the Board of Directors or Audit Committee commenting on the adequacy of the GOCC's internal controls/risk management systems? | Yes. A certification was issued by the Audit Committee through the Internal Audit Division of its review of the adequacy of PRA's internal controls and process of monitoring compliance for year 2017. | Audit Committee's Certification |
28. Do different persons assume the roles of Chairman and CEO? | Yes. | 2018 Directors' Profile |
29. Orientation Program | ||
a. Does the GOCC have orientation programs for new Directors? | Yes. New appointive Director/s undergo orientation program facilitated by the Management Committee and CORPLAN-MIS Department. The orientation covers topics such as the duties and responsibilities of each unit/department, status of projects, financial and non-financial standing of the Agency |
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b. Does the GOCC have a policy that encourages Directors/Commissioners to attend on-going or continuous professional education programs? | Yes. PRA, in its recognition of the importance of development and growth, encourages the Board of Directors to attend trainings and/or continuous professional education programs. They are apprised of relevant seminars and courses and provides for the necessary arrangements and funding. | PRA Policy |
c. Did all Appointive Directors attend at least 1 training for the calendar year? |
The following PRA directors did not attend any trainings for CY 2017:
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2018 Directors' Trainings |
30. Board Appraisal | ||
a. Is an annual performance assessment conducted of the Board of Directors? |
The PRA Board Performance Assessment was developed to enhance the Board's professionalism, which also serves as a useful incentive for the board members to devote sufficient time and effort to thier duties. The performance assessment is also used as a reference in the recommendation of continuing education and training programs for the Board members. The Performance Assessment is conducted annually among the Board and Board-level Committees as a collegial bodies, as well as among the members as individual members of the Board. The results of the performance assessments are evaluated and deliberated upon annually by the Corporate Governance Committee in a duly constituted meeting. The Criteria used in the Performance Assessment of the Board is as follows: (40%) Leadership (refers to the fulfillment of Board's Key Responsibilities) (30%) Productivity (refers to Board's formulation of policies) (30%) Diligence (refers to Board's attendance and active participation in meetings) Total of 100% |
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b. Does the GOCC disclose the process followed in conducting the Board assessment? | ||
c. Does the GOCC disclose the criteria used in the Board assessment? | ||
31. Is an annual performance assessment conducted of the Board of Directors Committees? |
Yes. Annual Performance Assessments are conducted of the Board-level Committees using the criteria and process as the Performance Assessment of the Board of Directors. |
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Does the GOCC practice Global Reporting Index (GRI) on its annual reports | No. | |
Is the audited annual financial reports/statement released within 30 days upon receipt from COA |
Yes. 2018 AFS received by PRA from COA on June 2, 2019. It was posted in the PRA website on July 11, 2019. |
2018 Audited Financial Statements |
1. Are there members of the Board of Directors who hold more than five (5) positions in GOCCs and PLCs? | None. | |
2. Is there non-compliance with Good Governance Conditions? |
None. |
- Details
- Category: Governance Scorecard
The Corporate Governance Scorecard (CGS) is a corporate governance rating system designed to raise the standards of corporate governance practices of the GOCCs to be at par with the ASEAN state-owned enterprises. It is a list of questions used to rate a GOCC's governance policies and practices on the basis of the three (3) OECD Principles of Corporate Governance for State-Owned Enterprises.
Questions: | PRA Statement | Links |
1. Does the GOCC disclose a policy that: | ||
a. Stipulates the existence and scope of its effort to address customer's welfare? |
PRA’s adoption of the Strategic Engagement Management Plan (SEMP) reflects our dedication in prioritizing the well-being of our customers. The SEMP enables the PRA to determine the stakeholders’ concerns, issues and feedback and integrate them into PRA’s decision-making process. The grievance mechanism institutionalized by the SEMP seeks to address the concern or complaint raised by those affected by the projects and policies of the PRA. The PRA Freedom of Information Manual was approved by the PRA Board to provide the guidelines, process and procedures in dealing with requests for information received under Executive Order (E.O.) No. 02 on Freedom of Information (FOI) The PRA QMS Manual lays out the standard process of integrating the needs and expectation of the Agency’s relevant interested parties in its sources of inputs for the planning process and strategy formulation. It is also stated in our Manual of Corporate Governance to ensure fair treatment of our stakeholders and to strengthen PRA’s relations with them. |
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b. Elaborates its efforts to interact with the communities in which they operate? | The PRA’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Statement institutionalizes the Agency’s allocation of materials and human resources to initiate or enhance community projects primarily for settlements affected by reclamation programs as part of its mandate. To achieve inclusive growth, PRA is committed to establishing an institutional mechanism for educating the public about reclamation. | |
c. Ensure that its value chain is environmentally friendly or is consistent with promoting sustainable development?
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The PRA CSR Statement provides the basis of the acceptance of reclamation proposals with significant value on its environmental impact, environmental sustainability, and disaster risk reduction components. PRA’s Mission and Vision Statements provides emphasis on the environmental sustainability of its reclamation activities consistent to the public interest. The PRA issued Administrative Order No. 2019-5 (Rules and Regulations to Govern the Mandatory Integration of Greenspaces in Reclamation Projects) mandating five percent (5%) of area to be reclaimed to be exclusively intended for greenspaces as part of a reclamation project’s overall sustainable development plan and climate change adoption program The PRA issued Administrative Order No. 2019-4 (Implementing Rules and Regulations of Executive Order 74, series of 2019) including as part of mandatory requirements for reclamation proposals the feasibility studies and final environmental impact studies, area clearance and environmental compliance certificate |
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2. Does the GOCC disclose the activities that it has undertaken to implement the abovementioned policies? | ||
a. Customer health and safety |
As part of its commitment in promoting the health and safety of its stakeholders, PRA implemented programs and activities promoting their well-being which are likewise in line with the agency's projects. Relocation & Community Development: The PRA allocates material and human resources to initiate or enhance community projects primarily for settlements affected by reclamation programs as part of its mandate and as an expression of its corporate social responsibility. Socialized Housing: 2.3 hectares of land owned by PRA and the Toll Regulatory Board were awarded to one hundred twenty-three (123) beneficiaries from Brgy. Don Galo i Paranaque City as socialized housing under the Direct Award Scheme of the National Housing Authority. Coastal Protection Project: With the aim of rehabilitating Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) stricken areas, PRA continued its “One Resilient Team: Tacloban Project” spearheading coastal protection initiatives in the Cities of Tacloban and Palo including beach forest rehabilitation, mangrove reforestation and livelihood assistance. This project paved way for the beneficiaries to craft their respective Barangay Disaster Risk Reduction Management Plans. Initiatives to extend and broaden the scope of the project to other vulnerable areas were also commenced, particularly in Bislig City and Surigao City. |
Certificate of Land Allocation Distributed to Beneficiaries of Brgy. Don Galo Tacloban - Palo Coastal Defense Strategy Video 2019 Accomplishment Report submitted to the Office of the President (to be included in the 2019 PRA Annual Report)
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b. Interaction with the communities |
Public Consultations for PRA Policies: Stakeholders’ Participation in Coastal Protection Projects: The PRA’s Coastal Protection Strategy for Tacloban City and Palo is an inclusive and community effort project with the beneficiaries/stakeholders’ significant participation in the project’s completion. The coastal protection plan was formed through the data gathered from the local government’s technical personnel, consultations and dialogues with the community stakeholders, and workshops with the beneficiaries as part of the preparation of the final project report. GAD Livelihood Program: |
Public Consultation to the Drafting of IRR of E.O. 74 2019 Accomplishment Report submitted to the Office of the President (to be included in the 2019 PRA Annual Report)
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c. Environmentally-friendly value chain |
Compliance with Environmental Laws: PRA strongly adheres to environmental laws by requiring Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC) compliance prior to the start of any reclamation projects. PRA continued monitoring the proponents’ compliance to the ECC, and participated as resource persons to the Environmental Impact Assessment made by said proponents. Sustainability of the Mangroves and Beach Forest Plantations in Tacloban City: After the success of the mangrove reforestation initiative in Brgy. Nula-Tula Tacloban City with an output of 2,500 pieces of mangroves planted, and the beach forest rehabilitation in Brgys. New Kawayan and San Isidro Tacloban City with an output of 10,000 beach forest trees planted, the PRA continued to assess the project sites and recorded above average survival rates. The mangrove reforestation yielded 90%-96% survival rate, while the beach forest rehabilitation yielded 80%-85% survival rate. Interventions were undertaken with the local government of Tacloban City to maintain the plantations. PRA is committed to monitor the said plantation sites until year 2020. Internal Environment-Friendly Initiatives: The PRA office continues to adhere to the Cost-Cutting Measures implemented to help save the environment. Likewise, PRA employees actively participated in the coastal clean-up drives in the Freedom Island Coastal Road in Paranaque City. |
2019 Accomplishment Report submitted to the Office of the President (to be included in the 2019 PRA Annual Report) Memorandum on Cost-Cutting Measures
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3. Does the GOCC have a separate corporate social responsibility (CSR) report/section or sustainability report/section? | Yes | |
4. Where stakeholder interests are protected by law, stakeholders should have the opportunity to obtain effective redress for violation of their rights. Does the GOCC provide contact details via the company's website or Annual Report which stakeholders (e.g. customers, suppliers, general public etc.) can use to voice their concerns and/or complaints for possible violation of their rights? | Yes | |
5. Performance-enhancing mechanisms for employee participation | ||
a. Performance-enhancing mechanisms for employee participation should be permitted to develop. Does the GOCC explicitly mention the health, safety and welfare policy for its employees? |
As an evolving organization devoted to its vision of excellence, the PRA human resources have always been steadfast in their pursuit of success. Policies and programs are implemented to guarantee a fair and safe working environment to all employees. Personnel are encouraged to participate in the Agency’s health and wellness programs which include Zumba activities, bowling tournaments, GCAA sports competition, and Fun Run activities. The PRA were also equipped in emergency situations by participating in city-wide earthquake drills and by being provided with Emergency Go-Bags. The PEA – Program on Awards and Incentives for Service Excellence (PEA-PRAISE), Employee’s Manual and the Grievance Mechanism encourages creativity, integrity and innovativeness to produce efficient and effective results while upholding good public service are continuously being reinforced. |
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b. Does the GOCC publish data relating to health, safety and welfare of its employees? | ||
c. Does the GOCC have training and development programmes for its employees? |
PRA puts great value in the development of its employees’ competencies. With the technical assistance of the Development Academy of the Philippines, the PRA commenced its Individual Strategic Engagement Project which aimed to develop employees’ competency assessment tool. At the end of the year, the Agency successfully assessed the competencies of all of its employees and was able to form a baseline to be used by the human resources in preparing future training and development initiatives to address any gaps in competencies. |
Training and Development Plan 2019 |
d. Does the GOCC publish data on training and development programs for its employees? | ||
6. Performance-enhancing mechanisms for employee participation | ||
a. Stakeholders including individual employee and their representative bodies should be able to freely communicate their concerns about illegal or unethical practices to the board and their rights should not be compromised for doing this. Does the GOCC have procedures for complaints by employees concerning illegal (including corruption) and unethical behavior? | Stated in the PRA website's Employees Hub are the policies the Agency adheres to and activities implemented to secure and protect our employees including Whistleblowing Policy and Procedures and Grievance Machinery. |
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b. Does the GOCC have procedures to protect an employee/person who reveals illegal/unethical behavior from retaliation? | ||
7. Quality of Annual Report Does the GOCC's annual report disclose the following items: |
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a. Corporate objectives |
Corporate Objectives:
Strategic Objectives based on 2019 Strategy Map:
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b. Financial performance indicators | PRA submitted its non-financial performance indicators to the Office of the President. The Agency also submitted its annual performance accomplishments to the Governance Commission for GOCCs (GCG). The 2019 Annual Report will be published once the financial performance indicators are made available. |
2019 COA REPORT ON THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Statement of Income and Expenses |
c. Non-financial performance indicators | Non-Financial Highlights |
2019 Accomplishment Report submitted to the Office of the President (to be included in the 2019 PRA Annual Report) 2019 Final Accomplishment Report to the Governance Commission for GOCCs (GCG) |
d. Details of whistle-blowing policy? | Whistle Blowing Policy |
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e. Biographical details (at least age, qualifications, date of first appointment, relevant experience, and any other directorships of listed companies) of directors/commissioners | 2019 Directors' Profile |
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f. Does the GOCC's annual report disclose the following items: Training and/or continuing education programme attended by each director/commissioner | 2019 Directors' Trainings
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8. Are the annual reports downloadable from the GOCC's website? | Downloadable under the menu item About PRA -> Annual Reports and Transparency Seal item VI | Downloadable under the menu item About PRA -> Annual Reports and Transparency Seal item VI |
9. Does the Annual Report contain a statement confirming the company's full compliance with the code of corporate governance and where there is non-compliance, identify and explain reasons for each such issue? | The Board of Directors confirmed the agency's full compliance with the Code of Corporate Governance |
2019 Statement of Full Compliance with the Code of Corporate Governance
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10. Timely filing/release of annual/financial reports | ||
a. Are the audited annual financial report/statement released within 60 days upon receipt from COA? |
2019 COA REPORT ON THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (Received from COA: August 28, 2020 || Posted: October 13, 2020) |
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b. Is the annual report released within 90 days from release of audited financial report? | The PRA Annual Report will be published within 90 days once the AFS is received | |
c. Is the true and fairness/fair representation of the annual financial statement/reports affirmed by the board of directors/commissioners and/or the relevant officers of the company? | The Board affirmation of the true and fair representation of the annual financial report will be executed once the AFS has been received by the PRA from COA | |
11. Corporate Vision and Mission/ Strategy | ||
a. Has the Board of Directors reviewed the vision and mission/ strategy in the last financial year? |
The Board of Directors reviewed the Mission-Vision, 2019 Strategy Map and the Strategic Objectives in the PRA’s annual planning session on January 10-11, 2019. The Board of Directors are responsible for establishing the agency’s vision and mission, strategic objectives, policies and procedures, as well as the corporate values, as stipulated in the PRA’s Manual of Corporate Governance |
Role of the Board in Corporate Strategy
Manual of Corporate Governance page 5 item 4.3.b and 4.3.i |
b. Does the Board of Directors monitor/oversee the implementation of the corporate strategy? | ||
12. Did the GOCC achieve 90% in the PES? | N/A | |
13. Code of ethics or conduct | ||
a. Are the details of the code of ethics or conduct disclosed? |
The PRA Code of Ethics, describes the duties, responsibilities, policies, implementation process, monitoring and conduct of every employee which should be strictly observed. PRA also adheres to CSC rules and regulations on proper norms and conduct of a civil servant. These are stated under the Employees Hub.
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Link under menu item About PRA |
b. Does the GOCC disclose that all Directors/Commissioners, senior management and employees are required to comply with the code? |
Code of Ethics Section 2 Norms of Conduct and Section 3 Duties of PRA Officials and Employees |
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c. Does the company disclose how it implements and monitors compliance with the code of ethics or conduct? | ||
14. Does the Board appoint a Nomination Compensation/Remuneration Committee? |
Yes. The members of the Nomination Compensation/ Remuneration Committee are: Chairman Alberto C. Agra Dir. Dioscoro E. Esteban, Jr. Dir. Oscar T. Lactao Dir. Michael B. Peloton Dir. Ulysses T. Sevilla |
CGS Manual Sec. 6 page 12-13 |
15. Did the Nomination Compensation & Remuneration Committee meet at least twice during the year? | Yes | |
16. If yes, is the report of the Nomination Compensation/Remuneration Committee publicly disclosed? | Yes | 2019 Nomination & Remuneration Committee Report |
17. Does the Board appoint an Audit Committee? |
Yes. The members of the Audit Committee are: Dir. Dioscoro E. Esteban, Jr. Dir. Warren Rex H. Liong Dir. Oscar T. Lactao Dir. Ulysses T. Sevilla |
CGS Manual Sec 6 page 11 - 12 |
18. If yes, is the report of the Audit Committee publicly disclosed? | Yes | 2019 Audit Committee Report |
19. Does at least one member of the Audit Committee have an audit, accounting or finance background (qualification or experience)? | Yes. Dir. Warren Rex H. Liong has a degree in Accountancy. | Director Warren Rex H. Liong |
20. Did the Audit Committee meet at least four times during the year? | Yes | |
21. Does the Board appoint a Risk Management Committee? |
Yes. The members of the Risk Management Committee are: Chairman Alberto C. Agra Dir. Oscar T. Lactao Dir. Michael B. Peloton Dir. Ulysses T. Sevilla Dir. Dioscoro E. Esteban, Jr. Dir. Warren Rex H. Liong |
CGS Manual Sec 6 page 13 |
22. If yes, is the report on Risk Management Committee publicly disclosed? | Yes | 2019 Risk Management Committee Report |
23. Does at least one member of the Risk Management Committee have a background in finance and investments? | Yes. Two members of the Board have background in finance and investments. | |
24. Board meetings and attendance | ||
a. Are the Board of Directors meetings scheduled at the beginning of the year? (end of Q1) | Yes. Regular Board meetings are held every third Wednesday of the month. Changes and adjustments in the schedule are made relative to the availability of the GM/CEO, Chairman of the Board and Board of Directors. | |
b. Does the Board of Directors meet at least monthly? | Yes | 2019 Board Attendance |
c. Did the Board of Directors meet on at least 75% on their scheduled meetings? | Yes | |
d. Has each of the directors/commissioners attended at least 90% of all the board meetings held during the year? | Yes | |
e. Did the Board of Directors meet separately at least once during the year without the President/CEO present? | Special Meeting of the Board of Directors without the General Manager/CEO held on 18 December 2019. | |
25. Access to Information | ||
a. Does the GOCC have a policy that stipulates board papers for Board of Directors/Commissioners meetings be provided to the Board at least three (3) working days in advance of the board meeting? | Yes. Board materials are provided to the board at least three (3) working days prior to the scheduled board meeting pursuant to the PRA by-laws. PRA has also implemented Paperless Board meeting. Board folios can be downloaded online through an application specifically for PRA use only on tablets, mobile phone, laptops or desktops. |
Manual of Corporate Governance page 9 item 5.2.e |
b. Is the Board Secretary trained in legal, accountancy or company secretarial practices? | Yes | Board Secretary's Profile |
26. Internal Audit | ||
a. Does the company have a separate internal audit function? | Yes |
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b. Does the appointment and removal of the internal auditor require the approval of the Audit Committee? | Yes. Based on the Philippine Reclamation Authority Charter of the Audit Committee dated 22 March, 2013, appointment and removal of the Internal Auditor shall come from the Audit Committee. | |
27. Risk Oversight | ||
a. Does the company disclose the internal control procedures/risk management systems it has in place? | Yes | |
b. Does the Annual Report disclose that the board of directors/commissioners has conducted a review of the company's material controls (including operational, financial and compliance controls) and risk management systems? | Yes. | Audit Committee's Certification |
c. Does the company disclose how key risks are managed? | Yes | |
d. Does the Annual Report contain a statement from the Board of Directors or Audit Committee commenting on the adequacy of the GOCC's internal controls/risk management systems? | Yes. A certification was issued by the Audit Committee through the Internal Audit Division of its review of the adequacy of PRA's internal controls and process of monitoring compliance for year 2019. | Audit Committee's Certification |
28. Do different persons assume the roles of Chairman and CEO? | Yes. | 2019 Directors' Profile |
29. Orientation Program | ||
a. Does the GOCC have orientation programs for new Directors? | Yes. New appointive Director/s undergo orientation program facilitated by the Management Committee and CORPLAN-MIS Department. The orientation covers topics such as the duties and responsibilities of each unit/department, status of projects, financial and non-financial standing of the Agency |
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b. Does the GOCC have a policy that encourages Directors/Commissioners to attend on-going or continuous professional education programs? | Yes. PRA, in its recognition of the importance of development and growth, encourages the Board of Directors to attend trainings and/or continuous professional education programs. They are apprised of relevant seminars and courses and provides for the necessary arrangements and funding. | PRA Policy |
c. Did all Appointive Directors attend at least 1 training for the calendar year? |
Yes. |
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30. Board Appraisal | ||
a. Is an annual performance assessment conducted of the Board of Directors? |
An annual performance assessment was conducted among the members of the Board last December 27, 2019. The PRA Board Performance Assessment was developed to enhance the Board's professionalism, which also serves as a useful incentive for the board members to devote sufficient time and effort to their duties. The performance assessment is also used as a reference in the recommendation of continuing education and training programs for the Board members. The Performance Assessment is conducted annually among the Board and Board-level Committees as a collegial bodies, as well as among the members as individual members of the Board. The results of the performance assessments are evaluated and deliberated upon annually by the Corporate Governance Committee in a duly constituted meeting. The Criteria used in the Performance Assessment of the Board is as follows: (40%) Leadership (refers to the fulfilment of Board's Key Responsibilities) (30%) Productivity (refers to Board's formulation of policies) (30%) Diligence (refers to Board's attendance and active participation in meetings) Total of 100% |
Manual on Corporate Governance |
b. Does the GOCC disclose the process followed in conducting the Board assessment? | ||
c. Does the GOCC disclose the criteria used in the Board assessment? | ||
31. Is an annual performance assessment conducted of the Board of Directors Committees? |
Yes. Annual Performance Assessments are conducted of the Board-level Committees using the criteria and process as the Performance Assessment of the Board of Directors. It was conducted last December 27, 2019. |
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Does the GOCC practice Global Reporting Index (GRI) on its annual reports | No. | |
Is the audited annual financial reports/statement released within 30 days upon receipt from COA |
No. |
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1. Are there members of the Board of Directors who hold more than five (5) positions in GOCCs and PLCs? | None. | |
2. Is there non-compliance with Good Governance Conditions? |
None. |
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PHILIPPINE RECLAMATION AUTHORITY
As an evolving organization devoted to its vision of excellence, the PRA human resources have always been steadfast in their pursuit of success. Policies and programs are implemented to guarantee a fair and safe working environment to all employees. Personnel are encouraged to participate in the Agency’s health and wellness programs, GCAA, team buildings and seminar-workshops/trainings. The PEA – Program on Awards and Incentives for Service Excellence (PEA-PRAISE), Employee’s Manual and the Grievance Mechanism encourages creativity, integrity and innovativeness to produce efficient and effective results while upholding good public service.
A. Health & Wellness Programs and Participations
2016 Programs and Activities
GCAA
Basketball
Volleyball (August 6, 2015)
Tenpin Bowling (2013)
Shoot Fest (2011)
Fun Run 2010-2015 || 2017 || September 2, 2018 and September 29, 2018
Coastal Clean Up 2012|| 2017 || July 14, 2018 and September 22, 2018 || March 23, 2019 and June 22, 2019 and September 21, 2019
Tree Planting Activity 2011 || 2017 - DENR's Bike, Hike, Plant
Earthquake and Fire Drill Certificate - awarded by the DILG Bureau of Fire Protection NCR Makati City Fire Station to Legaspi Tower 200 on October 17, 2016 for successfully conducting an Earthquake Drill on June 15, 2016 participated by building employees and tenants.
Earthquake and Fire Drill Certificate - awarded by the DILG Bureau of Fire Protection NCR Makati City Fire Station to Legaspi Tower 200 on July 7, 2017 for successfully conducting a Fire Safety Drill on June 14 , 2017 participated by building employees and tenants.
Fire Drill Certificate - awarded by the DILG Bureau of Fire Protection NCR Makati City Fire Station to Legaspi Tower 200 on June 28, 2019 for successfully conducting a Fire Safety Seminar and Drill on June 14, and 20, 2019 participated by building employees and tenants.
Building Emergency Evacuation Plan (BEEP) for Fire and Earthquake Certificate - awarded by Barangay San Lorenzo Makati - Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Committee to Legaspi Tower 200 tenants for compliance to Barangay San Lorenzo Barangay Ordinance no. 003-05 Building Emergency Evacuation Plan (BEEP) for Fire and Earthquake on June 15, 2016.
Building Emergency Evacuation Plan (BEEP) for Fire and Earthquake Drill Attendance August 16, 2018
B. Trainings & Development Programs:
PRA Career Development Plan - Training and Development Plan for CY 2016
- Training and Development Plan for CY 2017
Grievance Mechanism:
A. Civil Service Commission (CSC) Administrative Disciplinary Rules on Sexual Harassment Cases
Resolution No. 04-0579
B. PRA Office Order 076, series of 2011 - Committee on Decorum and Investigation (CODI) in accordance with Section 4 of R.A. 7877 and CSC Resolution No. 01-0940
As PRA Employees, we are committed to adhere to the following:
1. Republic Act (R.A.) 6713 - Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials and Employees
2. Implementing Rules and Regulation (IRR) of 6713
4. No Gift Policy.
5. Uniform Rules on Administrative Cases in the Civil Service
6. Rules on the Administrative Offense of Dishonesty