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In a press conference this morning, at the end of the
G20 summit in Hangzhou, the Prime Minister, the
Rt Hon Theresa May MP, said that the Government would publish a consultation this autumn on proposals to tackle 'corporate irresponsibility': see
here. This follows the speech that Mrs May delivered, shortly before becoming prime minister, in which she highlighted weaknesses in the governance framework and proposed various reforms: see
here.
Update: a copy of the Prime Minister's press conference speech has been published: see
here. With regard to the consultation paper, here is what the Prime Minister said:
.... to restore greater fairness, we will bring forward a consultation this autumn on measures to tackle corporate irresponsibility – cracking down on excessive corporate pay and poor corporate governance, and giving employees and customers representation on company boards".