Corporate Social Responsibility Policy

We believe that a commitment to the principles of corporate social responsibility (CSR) not only makes good business sense but also complements our core business strategy and corporate values. Our policy is based on the following principles:

• To minimise the impact and maximise the benefits that our work has on the environment and people around us.
• To integrate our CSR considerations into all our business decisions.
• To comply with, and exceed where practicable, all applicable legislation, regulations and codes of practice.
• To review and to continually strive to improve our CSR performance.

In developing our strategy and setting out our policy for the first time we aim to deliver gradual but continuous improvements in our performance every year. As a result, our approach continues to evolve as we learn lessons along the way. To help define our policy we have divided it into four key areas:

Road Safety

We recognise that we play an important role in the reduction and prevention of drink driving and continue to develop new product improvements and new ways to spread the messages of road safety and unintentional morning after drink driving.

People

We strive to ensure all colleagues enjoy their work and have opportunities to consistently amaze our customers through their friendly expertise. As such, we continue to invest in our people and their progression both professionally and personally.

Environmental Management

Managing our impact on the environment in a responsible and ethical manner. We know that our work has an impact on the environment and that we have a duty to manage that impact in a responsible and ethical manner. We do this through identifying all significant environmental impacts and putting processes into place to prevent, reduce and mitigate them. This also makes good business sense.

Responsible Trading

Building and maintaining the highest standards amongst our suppliers. We are committed to maintaining high standards amongst our suppliers. We oppose the exploitation of workers and we will not tolerate forced labour, or labour which involves physical, verbal or psychological harassment, or intimidation of any kind. We will not accept human trafficking or the exploitation of children and young people in our business and undertake all reasonable and practical steps to ensure that these standards are maintained.

The development and implementation of this policy is the responsibility of Hunter Abbott, Managing Director.