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A Company Secretary who relies on this AI response may draft board committee terms of reference, or sign off on a PFMI self-assessment, on the basis that a specific numbered sub-provision imposes (or does not impose) a hard requirement to establish a risk committee — when no such sub-provision exists in the form cited. If the error enters a board governance framework at an FMI operating across multiple jurisdictions, it is likely to be replicated in subsidiary charters and regional board templates before anyone verifies the underlying source.
The consequence ranges from a governance framework that is non-compliant with the actual PFMI standard, to advice to a board that it has satisfied an obligation it has not in fact met — or, conversely, that it has an obligation it does not. Either version of the error carries reputational and regulatory exposure for the Company Secretary and the entity they advise.