MID-Peninsula Ginzton Inc.

“The corporate accounting manager completes the 990 questionnaire and pulls all supporting documentation. Then the controller reviews the questionnaire and supporting documentation. The controller returns the questionnaire to the corporate accounting manager with questions or comments. Once the changes and comments have been addressed, the questionnaire is sent to the tax professionals for their preparation of the tax returns. The draft 990 tax return goes through the review and approval of the accounting management before filing the form.”

“A conflict of interest disclosure questionnaire is submitted annually to the board of directors and key employees, who complete and return the forms disclosing any conditions of potential or actual conflict of interest. The disclosures are reviewed by the corporate counsel and the cfo. A summary of the disclosures is presented to the governance committee, which assesses if any conflict of interest actually exists. Any conditions which warrant elevation to the board of directors is done so on a case-by-case basis. As of the reporting date, there has been no reportable condition of conflict of interest.”

“The vp of human resources prepares compensation information and independent survey data for review and discussion with the governance committee of the board of directors, and then again for the board executive session. The vp of human resources makes a recommendation to the governance committee based on the survey data (governance committee completes the president's annual performance evaluation before any compensation is discussed), and the committee take their recommendation forward to the board for approval. The only executive compensation reviewed and approved by the board is the president and cfo.”

“The documents are available for public upon request.”

“This organization has no employees salaries and wages reported in part ix, functional expenses were reimbursement to midpen management corporation. The amount was listed to conform with the requirements of federal and/or state regulatory agency and/or lender on audited financial statements.”

“There were no changes in the process from prior year.”