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Annual Report 2014

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(2) The criteria for self-assessment of individual

directors

were classified into four sections:

1. Duties and responsibilities of the Board 2. Meetings

3. Independence and 4. Self-development of governor.

In 2014, the overall assessment score for the four

sections was 4.69 / 5.00, or 93.80%.

(3) The criteria for assessment of individual

directors by peers, by group of two directors

(2:1),

were classified into four sections as previously

mentioned for direct comparison. In 2014, the overall

assessment result for the four areas was 4.75 / 5.00,

or 95%.

(4) The criteria for assessment of the chairman

included the aspects on encouraging all governors

to actively air their views in BoG meetings, making

prudent decisions, and encouraging each governor

to review the BoG minutes carefully before endorsing

them. The Chairman of the Corporate Governance and

Social Responsibility Committee reported the result

directly to the chairman.

(5) Assessment of the skills, knowledge and

abilities of the board members

was to determine

the diversity of the governors’ skills, experiences and

talents. The assessment of the skills, knowledge, and

special abilities of the governors was separate from their

self-assessment and the results were not included in

the calculations of points in the board evaluations.

For the 2014 performance evaluation of the entire

Board and the performance evaluations of the individual

governors, including comments or suggestions obtained

from the evaluation, the Corporate Governance and

Social Responsibility Committee prepared a summary

of the results of the evaluation and presented to the

SET Board of Governors for futher improvement and

development

“For 2014, the BoG’s average score on 8 sections

was 4.54 / 5.00, or 90.80%”

. Almost all directors

agreed that the BoG was fair in specifying SET’s

corporate governance policies and practices to manage any

conflict of interests and the BoG recognized equitable

treatment for various groups of stakeholders. The BoG

clearly segregated the roles and responsibilities of the

BoG, the committee and the management.

(1) The criteria for assessment of the BoG

as a whole

were classified into eight sections:

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Strategy

and business

planning

Risk

management

and internal

control

Corporate

governance

Conflicts

of interest

Delegation

of authority

The BoG’s

readiness

for meetings

Assessment

and succession

planning for

executives

Meetings