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CR&S 2010<br />
Our approach<br />
Reporting standards<br />
Our material issues<br />
Our materiality process<br />
16 <strong>Stockland</strong> Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability Report June 2010 In line with our CR&S strategy, we have<br />
reported on material issues that are<br />
considered important to us as a business,<br />
Capture<br />
and our stakeholders. We took a two-step<br />
Internal and external priorities<br />
approach to identify these issues:<br />
Enduring CR&S themes<br />
Step 1: Information capture<br />
Internal review/survey capture<br />
This included examining:<br />
Uncover external views through engagement tools/surveys<br />
• Themes identified in our annual CR&S<br />
Review peers’ actions and commitments<br />
strategy workshop, which involves<br />
seeking feedback from both internal<br />
and external stakeholders,<br />
• Board papers and employee feedback<br />
Filter to prioritise material issues<br />
from employee engagement research,<br />
• External stakeholder views obtained<br />
Quantitative ranking and analysis<br />
from targeted feedback sessions,<br />
consumer research and the media.<br />
Risk review<br />
Step 2: Prioritisation of issues<br />
This process prioritised issues based on:<br />
Prioritised materiality register<br />
• How often they occurred, with the<br />
highest weighting applied to issues<br />
identified in our CR&S workshop<br />
process and employee feedback,<br />
Respond by strategy and actions<br />
• A materiality assessment by our<br />
internal CR&S Report Editorial Panel.<br />
Strategy responding to priorities<br />
Our material issues are discussed as part<br />
Corporate Business Project Systems, Performance<br />
unit<br />
processes and and reward<br />
of our CR&S strategy.<br />
communication<br />
Once again we have chosen to submit<br />
our report to assurance, applying the<br />
AA1000 Assurance Standard (2008)<br />
principles of inclusivity, materiality<br />
and responsiveness.<br />
We have also reported against<br />
the Global Reporting Initiative<br />
(GRI), applying the indicators<br />
to application level A+.<br />
Our response to GRI criteria varies<br />
in response to our level of control as<br />
owner, manager, developer and/or fund<br />
manager of assets. We have also piloted<br />
the GRI’s Construction and Real Estate<br />
Sector Supplement guidelines, which<br />
are currently under development.<br />
Additionally, this year we have applied<br />
the Property Council of Australia’s (PCA)<br />
Draft Guide to Corporate Responsibility<br />
Reporting in the Property Sector.<br />
Scope of report<br />
All material is to be read as relating<br />
to our Australian operations except<br />
where indicated. We have reported<br />
on our UK operations separately under<br />
the <strong>Stockland</strong> UK section. All figures<br />
in the Our people section have been<br />
restated to reflect Australian operations<br />
only. Data measurement techniques,<br />
restatements and calculations appear in<br />
this report as footnotes where relevant.