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The aggregate remuneration

paid to the four key management

personnel for FY2018 was

S$1,490,893.

The Company believes

that it may not be in the

Group’s interest to disclose

the remuneration of the key

management personnel to the

level as recommended by the

Code, given highly competitive

hiring conditions and the need to

retain the Group’s talent pool.

Employee Related to Directors/

CEO

Save as disclosed in the above

remuneration table for Directors,

there is no employee in the

Group who is an immediate

family member of any of the

Directors or the CEO and

whose remuneration exceeded

S$50,000 during FY2018.

“Immediate family member”

means spouse, child, adopted

child, step-child, brother, sister

and parent.

ACCOUNTABILITY AND AUDIT

Principle 10:

Accountability

The Board, through its

announcements of quarterly

and full-year results as well as

price sensitive issues, aims to

provide shareholders with a

balanced and understandable

assessment of the Group’s

financial performance, position

and prospects.

The Company recognises the

importance of providing the

Board with a continual flow

of relevant information on an

accurate and timely basis in

order that it may effectively

discharge its duties. On a

regular basis, Board members

are provided with business and

financial reports comparing

actual performance with budget,

highlights on key business

indicators and other major issues.

For the quarterly financial

statements, the Board provides a

negative assurance confirmation

to shareholders, confirming

to the best of their knowledge

that nothing had come to the

attention of the Board which

might render the financial

statements false or misleading.

For FY2018, the Company’s

CEO and CFO have provided

assurance to the Board on the

integrity of the Group’s financial

statements.

Pursuant to the Rule 720(1) of

the Listing Rules of the Singapore

Exchange Securities Trading

Limited (“SGX-ST”), all the

Directors and executive officers

of the Group have signed a letter

of undertaking.

Principle 11:

Risk Management and Internal

Controls

The Board has overall

responsibility for the

management of the Group’s key

risks to safeguard shareholders’

interests and its assets. The AC

has been tasked to assist the

Board in the oversight of the risk

management and internal control

systems within the Group while

the ownership of day-to-day

management and monitoring of

existing internal control systems

are delegated to Management

which comprise the Executive

Directors and key management

personnel of the Group.

The AC, with the assistance of

the internal auditors, reviews the

adequacy and effectiveness of

the Company’s internal control

systems, including financial,

operational, compliance and

information technology controls

and risks management policies

and systems established by the

Management on an annual basis.

In addition, the external auditors

will highlight any material control

weaknesses within the Group

discovered in the course of the

statutory audit. Such material

internal control weaknesses

noted by the internal and external

auditors, and recommendations,

if any, are reported to the AC.

As the environment in which

the Group operates changes,

risks and opportunities change.

Based on the enterprise-wide

risk management framework

(“ERM Framework”) established

and maintained in the Company,

Management at all levels are

expected to constantly review

the business operations and the

environment that the Group

operates in order to identify areas

and ensure mitigating measures

are promptly developed to

address these risks. As part of

the framework, risk registers

were established to document

the key risks, risk appetite, risk

tolerance, risk evaluation and

mitigating controls. Management

will regularly review the

key risks, both existing and

emerging new risks; determine

the key owners for the risks

identified; ensuring treatment

measures for mitigating these

risks are promptly and properly

implemented; and ensuring

policies and controls are

complied with. Management

reports to the AC on a quarterly

basis. Appropriate mitigating

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