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Whistleblower scheme

Qbuzz places great importance on integrity. We want to do business in an open and honest manner in accordance with laws, regulations, and internal Qbuzz policies.  

Article 1

Definitions

This regulation is understood to mean:

The company: the private limited company Qbuzz B.V. and/or all its (subsidiary) companies. (Subsidiary) companies are all those entities in which Qbuzz B.V. has a direct or indirect interest of more than 50%;

The employee: everyone who is employed or has been employed for the benefit of the company, whether or not currently employed. This includes in any case employees of the company, temporary agency workers, self-employed persons, seconded staff, interns, and all others who work or have worked on a contractual basis for the company and/or represent or have represented the company, as well as other parties with whom the company does or has done business, such as contractors, advisors, and suppliers.

Supervisor: the person who directly supervises the employee and, in the absence of a direct supervisor, the general manager of Qbuzz B.V.;

Integrity Contact Point: the company's compliance officer;

The Whistleblower Committee: the committee established by the general manager of Qbuzz B.V. to act as such for the company; Qbuzz Whistleblower Regulation v0.2 – November 2017 2

Suspected misconduct: a reasonably grounded suspicion of irregularity within the company of an general, operational or financial nature, or the suspicion of an employee that there is misconduct where the public interest is at stake, but not exclusively:

a) a (threatening) criminal act;
b) a (threatening) violation of laws and regulations;
c) a (threat of) deliberately false or unlawful information, including to public authorities;
d) a (threatening) danger to the proper functioning of the organization due to improper conduct or negligence;
e) a (threatening) danger to safety;
f) a (threatening) danger to public health or the environment;
g) a (threat of) deliberately withholding, destroying, or manipulating information about these facts or other facts that could harm the company.

Article 4

Advisor

  • The employee can consult an advisor in confidence regarding a report or a possible report under this scheme.
  • Any person who enjoys the employee's trust and who, by virtue of their position, has a duty of confidentiality can serve as an advisor.