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Explain the importance of the "King I" and "King II' reports in business ethics.

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King I and II Reports

The King report was aimed at promoting the highest standards of corporate governance in South Africa.

It was named the "King" report because the Committee on Corporate Governance (King I) in 1994 was headed by a high court judge named Mervyn King.

The importance of King I is that it "advocated an integrated approach to good governance".

During the 2002 Earth Summit, King advocated for an updating of the report (now named King II) with a focus on ...

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