Referencing Styles : APA This assignment consists of a written submission. The students need to do some extended personal research and self-directed learning in order to complete this assignment.In the written submission, the students are required to write a research report based on annual reports of the companies listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX).Please read carefully: ASSIGNMENT QUESTION(a) Part 1: The Written submission (10 marks) Critically evaluate the National Australia Bank&rsqu … View More This assignment consists of a written submission. The students need to do some extended personal research and self-directed learning in order to complete this assignment. In the written submission, the students are required to write a research report based on annual reports of the companies listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX). Please read carefully: ASSIGNMENT QUESTION (a) Part 1: The Written submission (10 marks) Critically evaluate the National Australia Bank’s (NAB) perspectives on the social responsibilities of business (responsibility to which stakeholder and for what) in its latest available ‘Integrated report’ 2014.Using peer reviewed academic literature argue whether or notpossesses the potential to be widely accepted as the alternative of the corporate social reporting in future. Download the of NAB from http://examples.integratedreporting.org/home. (2,000 – 2500 words) Hint: You cannot simply repeat the information given in of NAB. You need to argue whether NAB has been able to successfully communicate its social, environmental performance in its latest . Which stakeholder have it served or ignored. Have a read of the stakeholder theory to understand various stakeholders. You need to do substantial extended personal research and self-directed learning in order to complete this assignment and fully explain your perspective. You are required to use peer-reviewed research to support your argument. You must visit the websites of NAB, International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC). Read Less