Code of Business Conduct - Leighton Asia

Code of Business ConductStep 3 – Consider your options• What are the alternative options in this situation?• For each of those options, do they conflict with any aspect of our policies,principles or values?• How might they affect LAIO and our stakeholders, and what are the potentialconsequences?• When you have reviewed your options, consider obtaining a second opinion froman independent, trusted personStep 4 – Make the right choiceYou need to be able to justify your actions and, in turn, be able to show that they areconsistent with our policies, principles and values.Not sure what to do?A quick decision making test is:• Do you have all the information that is significant to the decision you are about tomake?• Is it legal?• Does it comply with this Code?• What would your family, colleagues or manager say about the decision you areabout to make?• How would you feel if your decision was reported in the media?• Would you be confident explaining your actions to senior management orexternal authorities?• How would your behaviour be viewed in one or five years from now?• Would you be happy if you were treated this way?If your decision passes this test, and you feel confident about the choice you havemade, it is probably the right thing to do.If you are still in doubt, please raise your concern with your supervisor ormanager, or as otherwise outlined in this Code.Leighton Asia, India and Offshore Revision 430 November 2014 Page 7 of 46