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Telecinco introduces diferent techniques to include its stakeholders’ requirements: road shows to get a better understanding of shareholders’ concerns; audience polls to evaluate the adequacy of the content ofered with the audience’s expectations; dialogue with its audience maintained through open forums and blogs on the website as well as via the CR mailbox, rc@telecinco.es

EC2(P) Due to the nature of Telecinco’s activities, risks/opportunities from climate change do not have a signifcant impact on

its business.

EC3(P) There is no pension plan structure provided by the organization as a social beneft.

EN2(P) Telecinco does not account for the used materials which are from a valorized source. EN 8(P) EN 9(A) EN 21(P)

Telecinco has its ofces in urban areas, the uptakes and discharges of water are therefore carried via the urban infrastructure.

EN10(A) Telecinco only uses water from the urban infrastructure. There is no use of recycled or reused water.

EN 11(P) The facilities directly managed by Grupo Telecinco are located in industrial areas or urban areas, remote from protected

natural areas. EN 13(A), EN 15(A), EN 24(A), EN 25(A)

Non-material indicator. Telecinco does not have material direct incidence over these aspects.

EN 23(P) Due to the nature of Telecinco’s activities, there exists no relevant risk of hazardous substances spills.

EN 27(P)

Due to the nature of Telecinco’s activities, packaging material wastes produced are considered non-material. In any case, the Group has covered his responsibilities as a waste producer, while managing all waste produced by the products purchased.

EN 28(P) Telecinco did not receive any material fne or sanction for incompliance to environmental regulations

EN 29(A) Telecinco does not have material environmental impacts related to the transportation of products or other material

goods. The impacts related to the transportation of employees are detailed with the CO2 emissions. LA 3(A) Social benefts are applicable to all employees equally, without distinction of type of working day.

HR1(P) There exists no signifcant investment agreement including human rights clauses or which have been object of analysis

with regard to human rights matters at Telecinco.

HR 5(P) Telecinco did not identify any activities in which the right to exercise freedom of association and collective bargaining

could be afected.

HR 7(P)

Telecinco develops all of his activities in OCDE-members countries and therefore does not consider as material the possibility of occasional forced labor. In addition to the established regulations, Telecinco is a signatory of the United Nations Global Compact since 2006, reinforcing his commitment to human rights. HR 9(A) There exists no incident related to indigenous rights violation.

SO 1(P)

Due to the nature of Telecinco’s activities, indirect management of the “Servicio Público de Televisión”, the assessment of entering, operating or exiting operation is not considered applicable. Its activities require maintaining a continuity of operation in the services provided.

SO 2(P)

The risks related to corruption are analyzed from the legal and reputational risks point of view by the ensemble of the organization and its subsidiaries. The Internal Audit Department implements controls on the application of related procedures and codes.

SO 3(P)

The Internal Rule of Conduct regulates the acts of employees. In addition, all employees are informed about the Applicable Procedure for the Signature of Negotiated Contracts by the Purchasing and General Services Department, as well as the Procedure for Travel and Displacement Expenses.

SO 4 (P) During 2010, it has not been necessary to take any action related to corruption incidents.

SO 7 (P) During 2010, there was no action due to anti-competitive behavior and monopoly practices.

PR 1(P) Telecinco complies with all legal requirements established in this sense and its guidelines are reported in page 57.

PR 2(A) In 2010, there was no incident related with the incompliance to regulation or voluntary codes concerning health and

safety impacts of products and services.

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