Thus, I am of the view that a
director's obligation includes a duty to attempt in good faith to
assure that a corporate information and reporting
system, which the board concludes is adequate,
exists, and that failure to do so under some circumst
ances may, in theory at
least, render a director
liable for losses caused by non-compliance
with applicable
legal standards
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. I now turn to an
analysis of the claims asserted with this concept of
the directors duty of care,
as a duty satisfied in
part by assurance of adequate inform
ation flows to the board, in mind.