OPERATING AND FINANCIAL REVIEW

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That this House agrees with concerns raised by trades unions, city investors, business leaders and charities over moves to abolish the Operating and Financial Review (OFR) without due consultation; further notes the importance of the OFR for greater corporate transparency in providing a forward-looking statement of a company's non-financial performance which can have significant impact on the success of a company and its employees; and believes that companies should report on their community, employment, environmental and social matters, as well as related policies and performance.

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