What does 5.13-5.16 require?

When making policy, Ministers must give due regard to the environmental principles policy statement under the Environment Act, and a natural capital approach prices the natural environment for what it gives people and the economy. Whether nature recovery information is material to primary users depends on the body; for one that holds significant natural capital or land it very likely is, and nature and biodiversity performance information then supports accountability. Such a body shall point readers to its Natural Capital Plan or Nature Recovery Plan and report its performance against that plan in the annual report and accounts. Biodiversity considerations arising in projects and programmes should be reported where material, and Defra's Biodiversity Net Gain guidance can help shape the disclosure.

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Other controls in Chapter 5 and Annexes A to D: TCFD-aligned disclosure, UN SDG policies, materiality of other topics, sustainable procurement, nature recovery, and the differences from GGC reporting (paragraphs 5.1 to 5.17, A.1 to D.21) – UK HM Treasury Sustainability Reporting Guidance 2026-27 (FReM)

5.11-5.12 Sustainable procurement: where material, report the systems in place and the action taken to buy sustainably, including the steps taken to embed the Government Buying Standards in contracts and to understand and reduce supply chain impacts and risks
5.4-5.6 TCFD-aligned disclosure: provide climate-related financial disclosures in the annual report in line with the TCFD Application Guidance on a comply-or-explain basis, consulting that guidance on which recommendations apply, with the emissions element handled under Chapter 2
5.7-A.16 UN Sustainable Development Goals: name the significant policies pursued on sustainability or environmental matters as the FReM requires, give a short description of each policy or a link to its specific GOV.UK page, and identify where activities contribute to relevant SDGs
5.8-5.10 Other material topics: assess whether further sustainability topics are material to primary users across the value chain and sphere of influence, report them on a comply-or-explain basis, and optionally add sections on how strategy delivery depends on economic, environmental and social factors and on influence through procurement and public policy
D.14-D.17 Transmission and distribution losses: no recalculation or separate categorisation is required because the factors include them, and an organisation that chooses to separate the losses should not impair users' ability to track performance against the commitment targets
D.19-D.21 Other KPIs material to strategic policy objectives: reporting them is mandatory on a comply-or-explain basis, with other GGC metrics and Defra's environmental KPI guidance as sources, and the entity responsible for identifying any further regulatory, legislative or policy reporting requirements
D.5-D.8 Additional Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions not measured under the GGCs, such as other fugitive releases and overseas operations: disclose them disaggregated from the Scope 1 and 2 totals assessed against commitment targets, calculated with a widely recognised independent standard where no government factor or method exists
D.9-D.11 Nitrogen trifluoride: report NF3 emissions where material, since the Climate Change Act GHG definition now includes it even though the current GGC commitments do not

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