On the 1 July 2018 Australia introduced the Banking Executive Accountability Regime or the BEAR for short. I never thought I would say that I’m interested in financial services legislation, but there are a lot of similarities between the intent of the BEAR and obligations imposed on officers under Australian and New Zealand WHS legislation.
In particular, there are two requirements in the BEAR that are of interest to me of which can be applied to the governance of WHS; such as, the requirement to draft accountability maps and statements and the deferral of executive variable remuneration.
Sound dry? Not a chance …
We’re going to outline a foundation document in your WHS governance structure which will help officers understand who does what in terms of safety risk management and assurance and this is going to help you with your personal liability.
We’re also going to touch on why health and safety needs to be part of executive long-term incentive plans otherwise your senior executives could be at risk of putting profit ahead of safety, even if they do so inadvertently. To shed some light on this, we’re going to look at some of the initial findings from the Dreamworld coronial inquest.
So let’s get started…
When you’re finished watching, I’d like to know:
- Have you identified health & safety in your long term incentive plans?
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Every month I’ll email you a little food for thought on governing and leading culture, systems change, well-being and health & safety so that you can use your influence to improve the health, happiness and resilience of society, and in doing so, find even more meaning in your board role, and build a legacy you can be proud of.
Every month I’ll email you a little food for thought on governing and leading culture, systems change, well-being and health & safety so that you can use your influence to improve the health, happiness and resilience of society, and in doing so, find even more meaning in your board role, and build a legacy you can be proud of.
Every month I’ll email you a little food for thought on governing and leading culture, systems change, well-being and health & safety so that you can use your influence to improve the health, happiness and resilience of society, and in doing so, find even more meaning in your board role, and build a legacy you can be proud of.