Summary of UKEB 3rd Private Session 18 May 2021
PRESENT:
| Name | Designation |
|---|---|
| Pauline Wallace | Chair |
| Amir Amel-Zadeh | Member |
| Liz Murrall | Member |
| Giles Mullins | Member |
| Katherine Coates | Member |
| Kathryn Cearns | Member |
| Michael Ashley | Member |
| Michael Wells | Member |
| Paul Lee | Member |
| Phil Aspin | Member |
| Sandra Thompson | Member |
1. Administrative Matters
1.1Declaration of interests – Board Members declared that they had no conflict of interest in relation to the matters to be discussed in the meeting.
2. Technical Updates
2.1The Board agreed that the work plan should be published on UKEB website. 2.2The Board noted the forward agenda.
3. Board members sponsoring projects
3.1The Board recommended replacing sponsor with liaison with reference to the Board Member's involvement on the projects. 3.2The Board agreed an approach to board member involvement in individual projects. This would depend on Board member interest and diary constraints.
4. Introduction with Operations Director
4.1The Board welcomed the new Operations Director and noted the key operational priorities over the coming months.
5. Endorsement and adoption strategy
5.1The Board discussed certain matters requiring consideration in developing its endorsement and adoption strategy and related due process steps. The relevant section of the due process handbook will be brought to a subsequent board meeting. (Action: Secretariat)
6. Influencing strategy
6.1The Board discussed a draft influencing strategy. It supported the strategy to be reflected in the Due Process Handbook for the Board.
7. Introduction to risk
7.1The Board held an educational session on approaches to risk management.
8. Service Level Agreement
8.1The Board considered progress on development of a Service Level Agreement with the FRC. 8.2The Board delegated the Chair to sign the service level agreement on their behalf once the SLA sub-committee has finalised the draft.
9. Any other business
9.1The Board recommended that once the Secretary of State has delegated the statutory functions to the Board, the introductory paragraph of the comment letters to IASB and others should be revised to reflect this fact. 9.2The Board noted the need for an active engagement strategy for the project on adoption of IFRS 17 Insurance Contracts.