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Page Background 128 LISI 2018 FINANCIAL REPORT INFORMATION REGARDING THE COMPANY AND CORPORATE GOVERNANCE 7

1.5 

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 Auditors’ fees

Thetablebelow liststhefeespaidtotheAuditorsappointedforcertifying

the Group’s separate and consolidated financial statements. These are

thefeespaidforservicesrenderedandrecognizedfortheyear2017 inthe

financial statements of LISI S.A. and its subsidiaries, whose income

statements for the year and balance sheets are fully consolidated.

The fees relative for tax services regarding the French or foreign companies, rendered by Bureau Francis Lefebvre or other consultancies, are not

listed in this table:

Ernst & Young

Exco

Foreign auditors

Amount

Amount

Amount

In thousands of euros

N - 1 year

N - 1 year

N - 1 year

Audit

Auditors, certification, review of individual and consolidated

financial statements

- Holding company

25

31

31

31

- Fully consolidated subsidiaries

843

883

279

310

0

37

Other due diligence and services

- Holding company

30

16

23

- Fully consolidated subsidiaries

79

3

49

7

6

25

Sub-total

977

933

330

349

6

63

Other services rendered by the networks

to the fully consolidated subsidiaries

Legal, tax, and social

Miscellaneous services

Sub-total

TOTAL

977

933

382

349

6

63

Amounts included in other due diligence and services are for the examination of consolidated social, environmental and societal information.

2 

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 Report on corporate governance

LISI is a

société anonyme

(limited company) with a Board of Directors,

governed by French law, in particular the provisions of Book II of the

Commercial Code, and a number of provisions of the regulatory section

of theFrenchCommercial Code. The company has put in placemeasures

to comply with local recommendations regarding corporate governance

principles.

The LISI Group is a member of the AFEP-MEDEF corporate governance

code, whose recommendations it meets, except for those set out in

paragraph 2.10 of this chapter, in accordance with the “Apply or explain”

rule of theAFEP-MEDEFCode. Suchmembership has been confirmed by

the Board of Directors.

2.1 

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 Rules of Procedure

ARTICLE 1 - 

PURPOSE OF THE RULES OF PROCEDURE

1.1

The members of the Board of Directors are subject to the laws and

regulations in force and to the bylaws of the Company.

1.2

Theserulesofprocedureareintended,intheinterestofthemembers

of the Board of Directors of the Company and its shareholders:

■■

to remind themembers of the Board of their different duties;

■■

tocomplete the legal and regulatory rules andby-lawprovisions, in

ordertoclarifytheoperatingproceduresoftheBoardofDirectors.

1.3

TheserulesofprocedureshallbebindingonallmembersoftheBoard

of Directors.

IfamemberoftheBoard isa legalentity,theprovisionsoftheserules

of procedure shall apply to its permanent representative as if he/she

was a member of the Board in his/her own name, without prejudice

totheobligationforthe legalentityhe/sherepresentstocomplywith

the obligations set out in these rules of procedure.

1.4

All members of theBoard are deemed, upon takingoffice, to adhere

to these rules of procedure and shall abide by all of their provisions.

1.5

Acopy of theseBoard of Directors’ rules of procedure shall be given

to each director, the Chief Executive Officer and, if applicable, to

each Deputy CEO at the time of their appointment.

Title I

- Composition of the Board of Directors

ARTICLE 2 - 

COMPOSITION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

2.1

The Board of Directors is composed of at least three members and

no more than 18 members, to which can be added, if applicable,

employee representatives appointed in accordance with the legal

provisions.