The nominating committee must appoint the chairman of the nominating committee from among themselves. The chairman of the board or another board member may not be chairman of the election committee. The term of office for the appointed election committee runs until a new election committee is appointed.
The nomination committee must safeguard the interests of all of the Company’s shareholders in matters that fall within the scope of the nomination committee’s duties. Without limiting what has been said previously, the election committee must submit proposals for:
a) chairman at a general meeting where board or auditor elections are to take place,
b) number of board members and deputy board members elected by the general meeting,
c) chairman, other general meeting-elected members of the board and any board deputies,
d) fees and other compensation for board assignments to each of the board members elected by the general meeting and to members of the board’s committees,
e) number of auditors and deputy auditors,
f) auditors and any deputy auditors,
g) fees to auditors, and
h) decision on principles for appointing members of the nomination committee and instructions for the nomination committee’s work, where applicable.