ML20112C603
| ML20112C603 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Harris  |
| Issue date: | 09/07/1984 |
| From: | CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT CO. |
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| References | |
| OL-A-003, OL-A-3, NUDOCS 8501110275 | |
| Download: ML20112C603 (3) | |
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MANAGEMENT AUDIT 8
1 RECOMMENDATION ACTION PLAN j
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i A. Recommendation No.
1 E. Recommendation Area Executive Organization and Management Syhm-8 P2:52 B. Chapter Reference V-3 C. Priority Primary F. Responsibility of chairman /PreM$ent
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- 11. Recommendation Description The Company should consider adding one or more outside directors to its Board who are experienced in or knowledgeable about nuclear uti1*.ty operations.-
Ill. Background Cresap indicated that the inclusion of an outside director (s) with nuclear experience / expertise to the Board might benefit the Company. In proposing this recommendation, Cresap concluded that adjustments could be accomplished-gradually through attrition and the Board should be kept to a size that
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As vacancies on the Board of Directors occur from time to time in the future, the Company will consider many fields of experience for eligible candidates.
including. nuclear utility construction and operations.
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7 In the meantime, the Company will co'ntinue its policy of involving outside experts from various fields, including nuclear utility construction.and operations, in the meetings of its full Board of Directors and at its Board committee meetings. This brings added knowledge and experience from "out-siders" in ene nuclear field to Board discussions and decisions.
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are highly respected and prominent people." Further, Cresap found tIEa't"the
" committee structure of the Board of Directors is an effective way to al16w outside directors to participate in and influence the Company's management processes."
It should also be noted that other organizations in the United States licensed to construct and operate commercial nuclear power plants do not appear to have as outside directors persons with experience in nuclear utility operations, with perhaps only one or two exceptions usually involving an individual employed by a contractor or architect-engineer.
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CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY MANAGEMENT AUDIT RECOMMENDATION ACTION PLAN V. Implementation Schedule & CP&L Mandays Required 83 01 01 83 06 01*
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B. Nonquantifiable Benefits An individual with nuclear experience / expertise may bring additional insight to Board operations.
- Further consideration of this recommendation will occur at the time vacancies on the Board occur.
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