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2022-03-31-accounts

TrusteeName Office (ifany) Datesactedifnot
for whole year
Kate Jarvis Chairman
AnthonyPaul Treasurer
AndyBurrows GSL
TimGreen ViceChairman
Dave Wingham Leader
Richard Williams Explorers
Dave Thompson Bosan
Ruth Heelan Communications
Paul Laker Property From Feb.2020
Ann Williams Fundraising From Sept,2020
ZoeCoar Coffee Shop From Dec.2020
SectionA Reference and administrationdetails (continued)
Names and addresses advisers(optionalinformationbut encouragedasbest practice)
Type ofadvisor Name Address
t
SectionB Structure, rnanceand ent
Youmay choosetoinclude
additionalinformation,where TheGroupismanaged by the Group Executive Committee,the
relevant, about: membersof which arethe'Charity Trustees' of the ScoutGroup
whichisaneducational charity.Ascharity trusteestheyare
responsible for complyingwithlegislation applicabletocharities.
Thisincludestheregistration, keepingproperaccountsand
making returns to the Charity Commission as appropriate.
Policies and procedures adoptedfor:
a)theinduction andtrainingoftrustees; The Committee consists of2independent representatives,Chair,
b)trustee'consideration ofmajor risks andTreasurertogetherwith the Group Scout Leaders,individual
and the systemsandproceduresto section leadersandparent's representationandmeets every2
manage them months.
ThisGroupExecutive CommitteeexiststosupporttheGroup
Scout Leader inmeetingthe responsibilities of theappointments
and is responsiblefor:
Themaintenance ofGroupproperty;
Theraisingoffundsandtheadministration of Group finance;
Theinsurance ofpersons,property and equipment;
Group public occasions;
Assistingintherecruitmentofleaders and other adult support;
Appointinganysub committees that may be required;
Appointing Group Administrators and Advisors other thanthose
whoare elected.
SectionB Structure,
overnanceand
ement continued
andlnternalControl(Specimen1)
The GroupExecutiveCommittee hasidentifiedthemajorrisksto
whichtheybelievetheGroupisexposed,these havebeen
reviewedand systems havebeen establishedtomitigate against
them.Themain areas of concernthathave been identifiedare:
Damagetothebuilding, propertyandequipment.TheGroup
wouldrequesttheuseof buildings,propertyandequipment from
neighbouring organisations such as the church, community centre
and otherScout Groups.Similarreciprocalarrangements
with these organisations. The Group has sufficient buildingsand
contentsinsurance in placetomitigateagainstpermanentloss.
lnjury toleaders,helpers, supporters and members. The Group
through the capitation fees contributes totheScoutAssociations
nationalaccidentinsurance policy. RiskAssessmentsare
undertaken before all activities andfully documented.Dynamic
risk assessmentstakeplace during activities.
Additionaldetails of theobjectivesandac tivities (optionalinformation butencouraged asbest practice)
You maychoosetoinclude
further statements,where
relevant, about:
.policy ongrant making;.contribution
made byvolunteers.Public benefit
statement
SectionD Achievements and performance
Summary ofthemain achievementsof
the charity during the TheGroup meetstheCharityCommission'spublic benefit
under both theadvancementof education and the advancement
of citizenship or communitydevelopmentheadings.
19hasagainrestricted activity thisyear.Normally
is attheRemembrance Day Parade atthelocal
urch and St. George'sdayin Chichester.Attendanceat
both locally, withindistrict,nationallyandinternationally
bothforland based andwaterbasedactivities.Continued
in all membership for the groups withwaitinglist.
UpgradedsailingequipmenUpaddleboards andamajor
renovation tothe externalrendering ofthe ScoutHQ buildingby
local contractor costing E17,404.
SectionE FinancialReview
ReservesPolicy
Brief statement of thecharity'spolicyon
reserves Group's policy on reservesistoholdsufficientresources
nuethe charitableactivitiesof thegroupshouldincome
gactivitiesfallshort. The Group ExecutiveCom
that the group shouldhold asum equivalentto 6month
running costs, circat15000
Group held reserves of approximatelyf15,157 against this
end. Thiswould berequired for operating expenses.
Quantify andexplainany designations
You maychoosetoinclude You maychoosetoinclude
additional information,where lnvestment Policy (Specimen1)
relevant, about:
.thecharity'sprincipal sourceEoffunds
(i
TheGroup'slncome andExpenditureissmall and asa
consequencedoesnot have sufficient fundstoinvest in longer
terminvestments such as stocks and shares. TheGrouphas
therefore adoptedalow risk strategy totheinvestment ofits
funds.Allfundsareheld incashusing onlymainstreambanks or
building societies orTheScoutAssociation'sShort Term
lnvestment Service.
TheGroupExecutive regularly monitorsthelevels of bank
.howexpenditurehas supportedthekey
objectives of the charity;
balances andtheinterest rates received to ensure the group
obtainsmaximumvalueand incomefromits banking
arrangements. Occasionally this may involve using an account
thatrequires a periodofnotice beforefundsmaybewithdrawn,
before doing so theGroupExecutive considers the cash flow
requirements.
.investment policy and objectives
Plans forfutureperiods (detailsofany
significantactivitiesplanned to achieve
them)
nedonbehalf of thecharity'struste es
Signature(s) r---&q/-
Full name(s) Klr-i.G-?rr".r,s
Position(egSecretary, Chair) C;...w-
Date J-r.tt:tpIL-;)A
SectionF Other Optional lnformation

For the year
from
41t04t2421 41t04t2421 To 311O3t2022
2020t21 2021t22
Unrestricted funds Unrestricted funds
Receipts
Donations, legaciesandsimilarincome
Membership subscriptions 6,920 12,635
Less:lVlembershipsubscriptionspaidon (Nationali0ounty/ArealDistrict) 5,428 5,707
l.Jetmembership subscriptionsretained 1,492 6,928
Donations
2A 857
Legacies
Gift Aid 4,443 1,64G
Other similar income, camps andevent5 1,117 18,087
$ub total 7,072 27,518
Grants
l\ilaintenenacegrant
Othergrants 12,811 14,784
Subtotal 12,811 '14,784
Fundraising {gross}
Detail1-coffeeshop 3,776
Detail2-eventsattended 2,318
Detail 3-Halland equipmenthire 1,253
Otherfundraising activities 3,136 2,309
Subtotal 9,656
Investment income
Bankinterest received 10 2
Building Society interest
TheScoutAssociation Short Term lnvestment Service
Property Rentincome
Other investmentincome
Subtotal 10 2
TotalGrosslncome 23,429 51,960
Asset and investmentsales, etc,
Total receipts 51,960

For the year
from
01to4t2021 To 31t03t2022 31t03t2022
2020r2a21 2421t2022
Unrestrictedfunds Unrestricted funds
t d
Payments
Charitable Payments
Youth programme and activities 2,315 13,203
Adult supportandtraining
Rent
Water andSewerage
81
Electricity andGas
752 1,588
lnsurance
4,375 4,487
Repairs andRenewals
2,651 21,756
Newequipment(Boating) 1,462 690
Printing and photocopying
61 105
Contributiontocamp costs
1,027 3,571
Uniforms
AGlt/landtrusteeexpenses
Other costsdetail1 -Waterbasedactivities
Othercostsdetail2 -Sundry , 111 265
Othercostsdetail3
Sub total 12,754 45,346
Fundraising expenses
Fundraising expensescoffee shop andplant sale 1,705
Events attended andotherexpenditure 256 1,468
Detail 3
Otherfundraisingcosts
' Sub total 256 3,173
TotalGrassExpenditure 13,010 48,51S
Asset and investmentpurchEtses, etc.
Total payments 13,010 48,519
Netofreceipts/{paym ents) 10,019 3,441
Cashfundslast year end 16,299 26,318
Cashfundsthisyearend 26,318 25,759

TrusteeName Office (ifany) Datesactedifnot
for whole year
Kate Jarvis Chairman
AnthonyPaul Treasurer
AndyBurrows GSL
TimGreen ViceChairman
Dave Wingham Leader
Richard Williams Explorers
Dave Thompson Bosan
Ruth Heelan Communications
Paul Laker Property From Feb.2020
Ann Williams Fundraising From Sept,2020
ZoeCoar Coffee Shop From Dec.2020
SectionA Reference and administrationdetails (continued)
Names and addresses advisers(optionalinformationbut encouragedasbest practice)
Type ofadvisor Name Address
t
SectionB Structure, rnanceand ent
Youmay choosetoinclude
additionalinformation,where TheGroupismanaged by the Group Executive Committee,the
relevant, about: membersof which arethe'Charity Trustees' of the ScoutGroup
whichisaneducational charity.Ascharity trusteestheyare
responsible for complyingwithlegislation applicabletocharities.
Thisincludestheregistration, keepingproperaccountsand
making returns to the Charity Commission as appropriate.
Policies and procedures adoptedfor:
a)theinduction andtrainingoftrustees; The Committee consists of2independent representatives,Chair,
b)trustee'consideration ofmajor risks andTreasurertogetherwith the Group Scout Leaders,individual
and the systemsandproceduresto section leadersandparent's representationandmeets every2
manage them months.
ThisGroupExecutive CommitteeexiststosupporttheGroup
Scout Leader inmeetingthe responsibilities of theappointments
and is responsiblefor:
Themaintenance ofGroupproperty;
Theraisingoffundsandtheadministration of Group finance;
Theinsurance ofpersons,property and equipment;
Group public occasions;
Assistingintherecruitmentofleaders and other adult support;
Appointinganysub committees that may be required;
Appointing Group Administrators and Advisors other thanthose
whoare elected.
SectionB Structure,
overnanceand
ement continued
andlnternalControl(Specimen1)
The GroupExecutiveCommittee hasidentifiedthemajorrisksto
whichtheybelievetheGroupisexposed,these havebeen
reviewedand systems havebeen establishedtomitigate against
them.Themain areas of concernthathave been identifiedare:
Damagetothebuilding, propertyandequipment.TheGroup
wouldrequesttheuseof buildings,propertyandequipment from
neighbouring organisations such as the church, community centre
and otherScout Groups.Similarreciprocalarrangements
with these organisations. The Group has sufficient buildingsand
contentsinsurance in placetomitigateagainstpermanentloss.
lnjury toleaders,helpers, supporters and members. The Group
through the capitation fees contributes totheScoutAssociations
nationalaccidentinsurance policy. RiskAssessmentsare
undertaken before all activities andfully documented.Dynamic
risk assessmentstakeplace during activities.
Additionaldetails of theobjectivesandac tivities (optionalinformation butencouraged asbest practice)
You maychoosetoinclude
further statements,where
relevant, about:
.policy ongrant making;.contribution
made byvolunteers.Public benefit
statement
SectionD Achievements and performance
Summary ofthemain achievementsof
the charity during the TheGroup meetstheCharityCommission'spublic benefit
under both theadvancementof education and the advancement
of citizenship or communitydevelopmentheadings.
19hasagainrestricted activity thisyear.Normally
is attheRemembrance Day Parade atthelocal
urch and St. George'sdayin Chichester.Attendanceat
both locally, withindistrict,nationallyandinternationally
bothforland based andwaterbasedactivities.Continued
in all membership for the groups withwaitinglist.
UpgradedsailingequipmenUpaddleboards andamajor
renovation tothe externalrendering ofthe ScoutHQ buildingby
local contractor costing E17,404.
SectionE FinancialReview
ReservesPolicy
Brief statement of thecharity'spolicyon
reserves Group's policy on reservesistoholdsufficientresources
nuethe charitableactivitiesof thegroupshouldincome
gactivitiesfallshort. The Group ExecutiveCom
that the group shouldhold asum equivalentto 6month
running costs, circat15000
Group held reserves of approximatelyf15,157 against this
end. Thiswould berequired for operating expenses.
Quantify andexplainany designations
You maychoosetoinclude You maychoosetoinclude
additional information,where lnvestment Policy (Specimen1)
relevant, about:
.thecharity'sprincipal sourceEoffunds
(i
TheGroup'slncome andExpenditureissmall and asa
consequencedoesnot have sufficient fundstoinvest in longer
terminvestments such as stocks and shares. TheGrouphas
therefore adoptedalow risk strategy totheinvestment ofits
funds.Allfundsareheld incashusing onlymainstreambanks or
building societies orTheScoutAssociation'sShort Term
lnvestment Service.
TheGroupExecutive regularly monitorsthelevels of bank
.howexpenditurehas supportedthekey
objectives of the charity;
balances andtheinterest rates received to ensure the group
obtainsmaximumvalueand incomefromits banking
arrangements. Occasionally this may involve using an account
thatrequires a periodofnotice beforefundsmaybewithdrawn,
before doing so theGroupExecutive considers the cash flow
requirements.
.investment policy and objectives
Plans forfutureperiods (detailsofany
significantactivitiesplanned to achieve
them)
nedonbehalf of thecharity'struste es
Signature(s) r---&q/-
Full name(s) Klr-i.G-?rr".r,s
Position(egSecretary, Chair) C;...w-
Date J-r.tt:tpIL-;)A
SectionF Other Optional lnformation

For the year
from
41t04t2421 41t04t2421 To 311O3t2022
2020t21 2021t22
Unrestricted funds Unrestricted funds
Receipts
Donations, legaciesandsimilarincome
Membership subscriptions 6,920 12,635
Less:lVlembershipsubscriptionspaidon (Nationali0ounty/ArealDistrict) 5,428 5,707
l.Jetmembership subscriptionsretained 1,492 6,928
Donations
2A 857
Legacies
Gift Aid 4,443 1,64G
Other similar income, camps andevent5 1,117 18,087
$ub total 7,072 27,518
Grants
l\ilaintenenacegrant
Othergrants 12,811 14,784
Subtotal 12,811 '14,784
Fundraising {gross}
Detail1-coffeeshop 3,776
Detail2-eventsattended 2,318
Detail 3-Halland equipmenthire 1,253
Otherfundraising activities 3,136 2,309
Subtotal 9,656
Investment income
Bankinterest received 10 2
Building Society interest
TheScoutAssociation Short Term lnvestment Service
Property Rentincome
Other investmentincome
Subtotal 10 2
TotalGrosslncome 23,429 51,960
Asset and investmentsales, etc,
Total receipts 51,960

For the year
from
01to4t2021 To 31t03t2022 31t03t2022
2020r2a21 2421t2022
Unrestrictedfunds Unrestricted funds
t d
Payments
Charitable Payments
Youth programme and activities 2,315 13,203
Adult supportandtraining
Rent
Water andSewerage
81
Electricity andGas
752 1,588
lnsurance
4,375 4,487
Repairs andRenewals
2,651 21,756
Newequipment(Boating) 1,462 690
Printing and photocopying
61 105
Contributiontocamp costs
1,027 3,571
Uniforms
AGlt/landtrusteeexpenses
Other costsdetail1 -Waterbasedactivities
Othercostsdetail2 -Sundry , 111 265
Othercostsdetail3
Sub total 12,754 45,346
Fundraising expenses
Fundraising expensescoffee shop andplant sale 1,705
Events attended andotherexpenditure 256 1,468
Detail 3
Otherfundraisingcosts
' Sub total 256 3,173
TotalGrassExpenditure 13,010 48,51S
Asset and investmentpurchEtses, etc.
Total payments 13,010 48,519
Netofreceipts/{paym ents) 10,019 3,441
Cashfundslast year end 16,299 26,318
Cashfundsthisyearend 26,318 25,759