Integrity & Compliance
For CUPRA, the sustainable success of the Company depends on the commitment with complying with the law and the internal regulations of CUPRA and the Volkswagen Group, together with integrity and transparency in company culture and business relationships.
This is how we ensure the good reputation of our company, the trust of our customers and business partners and the well-being of our employees.
Integrity
Business and values go hand in hand, that is why integrity is a fundamental pillar of our corporate strategy.
Compliance
We advocate for a respectful and honest behavior that helps to comply with the rules, principles and values set forth in its Code of Conduct.
Social Charta
The “Social Charta" or “Carta Social” anchors the fundamental principles of the Volkswagen Group in the social area and also includes the declaration on "Business & Human Rights." The Social Charta is a binding foundation for social and industrial relations within the Volkswagen Group, based on the core labor standards of the International Labour Organization (ILO), and integrates a voluntary commitment to due diligence regarding human and economic rights across all value chains. It also serves as a guideline for shaping relations with suppliers and other business partners. The Social Charta applies to Volkswagen AG and the controlled companies of the Group.
Whistleblower Channels
We have tools and processes to prevent and combat irregularities and conduct contrary to the principles, values, legislation and internal regulations.
Autonomous and independent control body
In 2016, SEAT's Board of Directors reinforced the risk management and regulatory compliance model by creating an autonomous and independent control body called the Audit & Good Practices Commission (CABP). Delegated Commission of the Board of Directors of SEAT SA, in charge of the functions of compliance with the Law on Auditing of Accounts, the Law on Capital Companies, the national and international standards that regulate the ethics and compliance models, also taking into account the criteria described in Spanish criminal law (art. 31 bis Criminal Code), the Good Governance Code, the CABP's own Regulations and the internal regulations on matters related to the Compliance and Integrity and Risk Management system.
The CABP is currently made up of the following members of the SEAT Board of Directors: Luis Comas Martínez de Tejada, currently appointed as president; Dr. Stefan Piëch, and Mr. Mark Philipp Porsche.
