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      "quote": "[Page 54]\nPerformance against our\nStatement of Corporate Intent\nKey business objective Performance Definition 24-25 target 24-25 result Outcome\nmeasure\nEnhance the safety Tier 1 incidents Number of serious injuries ≤ 8 4 Met\nand wellbeing of our or fatalities\npeople\n(actual and potential)\nEmployee % score at group-level ≥ 65 60 Not met\nengagement (%) from Culture Amp survey\nDeliver value for our Customer Customer satisfaction ≥ 7.6 7.5 Not met\ncustomers satisfaction score out of 10\nSupply reliable Transmission Loss of system supply >0.1 ≤ 4 7 Not met\nessential services reliability system minutes (LoS)\nDistribution System average ≤ 162 172 Not met\nreliability interruption duration index\n(SAIDI)\nProvide a sustainable Profit ($m) Net profit after tax ($m) ≥ 32.9 8.2 Not met\nfinancial return\nPerformance commentary The impact from these dual events can be seen in",
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      "quote": "[Page 43]\nCheryl Hopkins Board committees\nMBA GradCert(Man) GAICD The Board has two standing committees:\nAppointed 28 April 2023\n• the People and Remuneration Committee (comprised\nCurrent term expires November 2024\nof three non-executive directors); and\nCheryl has accumulated more than 35 years’ experience\n• the Audit, Risk and Compliance Committee\nin the Australian energy industry, working in executive\n(previously the Audit and Compliance Committee)\npositions across the supply chain in retail, wholesale,\n(comprised of three non-executive directors).\nupstream gas, networks, and strategic risk and\ngovernance.",
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