AMNT's red lines: the list in full

What should trigger an automatic vote against the board?

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The Association of Member-Nominated Trustees' (AMNT) has launched an initiative to give trustees more voting power. Here are the 37 ‘red lines' the organisation believes should trigger a vote against the board:

Environment 1. If the company does not have an Environmental Sustainability Committee chaired by a board director, or if the company is outside the FTSE 350 and does not have a named board member...

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