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Remuneration Committee

Current members:

TM Mokgosi-Mwantembe (Chairman),

DH Brown, RAW Schellekens, S Timuray.

The Remuneration Committee, in consultation with executive

management, ensures that the Group’s directors and senior

executives are fairly rewarded for their individual contributions

to overall performance and in line with Vodacom’s

remuneration policy.

The membership of the Remuneration Committee does not comply

fully with King III or the JSE Listings Requirements, which advocate a

majority of independent non-executive directors. Of the non-

executive directors on the committee, only half are independent.

Thoko Mokgosi-Mwantembe, the Chairman of the committee, and

David Brown are independent non-executive directors. The Board is

satisfied that Vodafone’s representation on this committee is

appropriate given the valuable contribution of the Vodafone

directors. Serpil Timuray, who is the Vodafone Regional CEO for

Africa, Middle East and Asia Pacific, has oversight over Vodacom, and

Ronald Schellekens is the Vodafone Human Resources Director. To

address non-compliance with the JSE Listings Requirements, it was

agreed with the JSE that the Chairman of the committee would

have a casting vote in the event of any deadlock or dispute that

could arise. The mandate of the committee was revised accordingly.

In the year, the Remuneration Committee met five times with

attendance as follows:

Name of

director

13 May

2015

22 Feb

2015

Telecon

8 Sep

2015

3 Dec

2016

9 Mar

2016

TM Mokgosi-

Mwantembe

RAW

Schellekens

DH Brown

S Timuray

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More detail on the activities of the Remuneration Committee can be

found in the remuneration report.

Nomination Committee

Current members:

MP Moyo (Chairman), TM Mokgosi-Mwantembe,

RAW Schellekens, S Timuray.

The Nomination Committee’s duties include identifying and

evaluating suitable potential candidates for appointment to the

Board, as well as candidates for the position of Chief Executive

Officer and Chief Financial Officer. The authority to appoint directors

remains a function of the Board. The committee also makes

recommendations on the composition of the Board in terms of the

mix of skills, size and the number of committees required, and it

reviews and approves executive succession.

The membership of the Nomination Committee does not comply

fully with King III or the JSE Listings Requirements, which advocate

a majority of independent non-executive directors. Of the non-

executive directors on the committee, only half are independent.

Peter Moyo, the Chairman of the committee, and Thoko Mokgosi-

Mwantembe are independent non-executive directors. The Board is

satisfied that Vodafone’s representation on this committee is

appropriate given the valuable contribution of the Vodafone

directors. Serpil Timuray, who is the Vodafone Regional CEO for

Africa, Middle East and Asia Pacific, has oversight over Vodacom, and

Ronald Schellekens is the Vodafone Human Resources Director.

To address non-compliance with the JSE Listings Requirements, it

was agreed with the JSE that the Chairman of the committee would

have a casting vote in the event of any deadlock or dispute that

could arise. The mandate of the committee was revised accordingly.

In the year, the Nomination Committee met five times with

attendance as follows:

Name of

director

13 May

2015

22 Jul

2015

Telecon

8 Sep

2015

3 Dec

2016

9 Mar

2016

MP Moyo

TM Mokgosi-

Mwantembe

RAW

Schellekens

S Timuray

The committee’s key focus areas during the year included:

À

À

succession planning in respect of the senior leadership team;

À

À

identifying and evaluating candidates for the position of Chief

Financial Officer, Chief Operating Officer: International Business

and Chief Officer : Consumer Business Unit, Managing Director

of Vodacom Tanzania and Managing Director of Vodacom

Lesotho; and

À

À

identifying and evaluating suitable candidates for appointment

to the Board. The authority to appoint directors remains a

function of the Board.

Our performance

Our business

Governance review

Administration

Overview

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