40 questions on corporate governance in government owned limited liability companies and foundations in Aruba

With a gift in the form of a short, informative booklet dealing with a number of aspects concerning governance of legal entities in which the governments have an interest either as a shareholder or as a stakeholder in a difference sense.On the occasion of the introduction of its new name, the law firm VanEps Kunneman VanDoorne has conceived the plan to present the public legal entity the Netherlands Antilles, the various island territories and the public legal entity Aruba with a gift in the form of a short, informative booklet dealing with a number of aspects concerning governance of legal entities in which the governments have an interest either as a shareholder or as a stakeholder in a difference sense.

This booklet (which has been issued in all three languages used in the Kingdom of the Netherlands) deals with the most important questions and problems with which directors and supervisory directors of legal entities owned by the government may be confronted with. The number of questions that were dealt with could have easily been increased by another fifty. In particular those questions were selected that were asked and dealt with during the many courses and seminars on the subject of good (corporate) governance organised by VanEps Kunneman VanDoorne jointly with The Galan Group. For the sake of accessibility and a better understanding most questions are accompanied by separate clarifying examples.