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||Type||of governing|of governing||document|document|document|The District's governing
documents
are thase of The Scout Association.
They
consist ofa Royal Charter, which
in turn gives authority to the Bye laws ofthe|The District's governing
documents
are thase of The Scout Association.
They
consist ofa Royal Charter, which
in turn gives authority to the Bye laws ofthe|
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||||||||||Association
snd the Policy, Organisatiun
and Rules ofThe Scout Association,||
|How the chsrrly||||is constituted|||||The District isa trust established
under its rules which are common tc all Scout||
||||||||||Districts.||
||Trustee|||selection||methods|||The Trustees are appointed
in accordance
vNh the Policy, Organisation
and
Rules ofThe Scout Association.||
|Additional|||governance|||ttmues (Optional||||information)|
|You may choose ta include
additional
information,
where
relevant, about|||||||||The District is managed
by the Disbict Trustee Board The Trustee Board exists to
support the District Commissioner
in meeting the responsibilities
of her
appointment.
Members ofthe Board act coliectivefy as charity trustees ofthe
Scout District, and in the best interesb
of its members to:||
|~|policies||and|procedures|||||~|Comply with the Policy, Organisation
and Rules ofThe Scout Associafion|
|~|adopted forthe induction
training oftrustees,
the charity's organisstionsl|||||||and||Protect and maintain
any property and equipment
owned
by and/or used
by the District|
||structure||and any wider|||||||Manage the District finances.|
||nehvork||with|which|the||charity|||Provide insurance forpeople, properly and equipment|
||works;||||||||||
|~|relationship
parties;|||with any||related|||~|Provide sufficient
resources for Scouting to operate. This includes,
but is
not limited to, supporting
recruitment,
other adult support,
and fundraising
actNirles.|
|~|trustees'
consideration
of
major risks and the system||||||||~|Promote
and support the development
ofScouting
in the local area.|
||and procedures to||||manage||||~|Manage and implement
the Safety Policy locally|
||them.||||||||~|Ensure that a positive image of Scouting exists in the local cornmuniiy.|
|||||||||||Appoint and manage the aperation
ofany sub-Committees,
including|
|||||||||||appointing
Chairmen ta lead the sub-Cornrnittees|
||||||||||~|Ensure tha! Young People are meaningfully
involved
in decision making|
|||||||||||at all levels wtttvn the Distnct|
||||||||||~|Open, close and amalgamate
Groups, Explorer Scout Units, Scour|
|||||||||||Network and Scout Active Support Units in the District as necessary.|
||||||||||~|Appoint and manage the opemiion ofan Appointments
Advisory|
|||||||||||Committee,
including
appointing
an Appointments
Commitlee
Chairman|
|||||||||||to lead it.|
|||||||||||Supervise the adminisbsttcn
of Groups,
particularly
in relation to finance|
|||||||||||and the trusteeship
ofproperly.|
||||||||||The Trustee Board also:||
||||||||||~|Appoints Administrators,
Advisers,
and Coopted members ofthe|
|||||||||||Execulive Committee|
|||||||||||Approves
the Annual Report and Annual Accounts after their examination|
|||||||||||by an appropriate
auditor orindependent
examiner.|
|||||||||||Presents the Annual
Report and Annual Accounts to the Distnct Scout|
|||||||||||Counal atthe Annual
Geneml
Meeting; files a copy with the County|
|||||||||||Treasurer,
and submits
them tolie Charity Commission.|
|||||||||||Maintains
confidentiality
with regard ta appropriate
Executive Committee|
|||||||||||business.|
||||||The Trustee Board has ideniltled
Ihe major risks to which
itbelieves the District is|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||||||exposed. These have been reviewed
and systems have been established
to|
||||||mitigate them,
by ensuring
that all members ofthe Disbict Team are aware nfthe|
||||||iinporlance
and the correct procedure for carrying out risk assessments
for|
||||||District events and that Groups are also aware oftheir responsibilities
regarding|
||||||nct only events but also their own Headquarters.
The main area ofconcern
that|
||||||has been identified
is:|
||||||Injury to leaders, helpers, supporters
and members. The District through
the|
||||||capitation fees contributes
tothe Scout Association's
neiionel accident insurance|
||||||policy end maintains
separate
policies to provide additional
cover for leaders and|
||||||helpers.|
||||||The District has in place syslems of internal
controls gist are designed to provide|
||||||reasonable
assurance
against material
mismanagement
or loss; these include|
||||||two euthoiisers
for all payments.|
||||||The objecbves ofthe District are as a unit ofThe Scout Association. The|
||||||Aim of The Scout Association
isto promote the development
ofyoung|
||||||people in achieving
their full physical,
intellectual,
social and spintual|
||||||potentials, as individuah,
as responsible
citizens and as members
oftheir|
||||||local, national and international
communities.
The method
ofachieving|
|Summary ofthe objects
charity set out in its||||ofthe|the Aim ofthe Association
is by providing
an enjoyable
and attractive
scheme ofprogressive
training,
based on the Scout Promise and Law|
|governing|document||||and guided
by adult leadership.|
||||||Subscriptions
are charged for membership
to cover the running cosh of|
||||||the District and these do not unduly resbict membership.
The Distdct|
||||||follows the principle
that no one should be exduded because oftheir|
||||||inability to pay membership
subscriptions.|
|Summary|ofthe main|||||
|activities|undertaken||for|the|The District meets the Chanty Commission's
public benefit ciitena under|
|public benefit in relation||||to|both the advancement
ofeducation
and the advancement
ofcitizenship|
|these objects (include|||withm||or coinmunity
development
headings.|
|this section the statutory||||||
|dec(aration that trustees||||have||
|had regard tothe guidance||||||
|issued by the Charity||||||
|Commission
on public||||||
|benefit)||||||
||||||The District, which covers the Borough ofRunnymede,
has 11Scout|
|You may choose to include
further statements,
where
relevant,
about:|||||Groups comprising
1 Squirrel Scout Dray (4-6years old), 12Beaver
Scout Colonies (6-8years old), 14Cub Scout Packs (8-10/ years), 10
Scout Troops (10M-14years), 3Explorer Scout Units (14-18years),
1
Scout Network, 2 District Active Support Units and a District Team.|
|policy|on grantmaking;|||||
|~
policy programme
investment;||related|||At the annual census
in January 2023there were 823young people
in
membership
and 203adult leaders,
making 1,026 members
in alk
ln
addition,
there are nearly 100non-uniformed
administrators,
parent|
|~
contribution
made||by|||helpers and fundraisers.
All the adults involved are volunteers
without|
|volunteers.|||||whom the District could not funcfron.|
|||~
~|
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|Summary ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity
during the year||In the year under review District led activities gat back into full swing.
The
Beavers camped at Birchmere and held their firs film night at 1"Cherlsey's
HQ.
The Cubs also camped at Birchmere and 159Cube took part in the District Big
Splash at Woking's Pool in the Park.
As well as attending
Scoutabout,
the|
|||Scouts camped at Boidier Hurst, Polyapes and Walton Fire.|
|||Our three Explorer Scout Uncs also had full programmes,
with Endeavour|
|||visibng one ofRunnymede's
twin tawns, Bergisch Gladbach
in Germany
and|
|||hasting a return visit by Scouts from that town. The units camped at Femy|
|||Crafis in Hampshire;
seemingly
representing
the south of England at the Apex|
|||Challenge
in Yorkshire and biking part in the Monopoly
Run
in London.
In|
|||addition there were various
DofEexpeditions,
leading to the award ofa|
|||Diamond
Chief Scout Award, two Explorer Belts, a Young Leader Belt, seven|
|||D ofEBronze Awards and
seven DofE Silver Awards.|
|||The water activiTies Active Support
Unit continued to hold intensive canoe|
|||courses for Scouts and Explorers drawn from Runnymede
and Walung
Districts,|
|||as well as providing
taster sessions for 546 Beaveis, Cubs, Scouts and|
|||Explorers.
Our thanks gota the Addlestone
Canoe Club for hosting these|
|||aclivltles.|
|||The Archery Team attended
the National Scout Archeiy Competibon
at Phasels|
|||Wood and returned
with medals, as they traditionally
da.|
|||Following
lockdown the Distrirt site at Bourne Copse required
much work to
make it usable again.
Our thanks go to the 1"Cherlsey team for making the site|
|||accessible and to Steve Valiant and Vtfill Fairminer for their professional
work an|
|||the trees.|
|||Adult leader training has again been ta 1hefare during the year. As welf as the|
|||usual mandatory
training,
including
fimt response courses, the Disblct has|
|||supparted
through
our Michael Patrick Fund attendance
at courses
in archery,|
|||canoeing and minibus
driving.
A number ofhaders are also taking part in|
|||training for pioneering
and tomahawk
throwing.|
|||There have been changes to the District Team. Sarah Stevens has been|
|||appointed
Distnct Youth Commissioner
and we wish her well in this role.
Kevin|
|||Coombs has succeeded
Shaun Schofield as ADC Beavers end we thank Shaun|
|||for sll he did in the post
MalCalm
IV!cGhan has slOOd down aS Network|
|||Commissioner
but continues asa Daf Eassessor.|
|||Sonia Marahant
retired as one ofour Badge Secreisdes and we thank her for|
|||her years ofservice. We are also grateful ta David Howell for agreeing to cover|
|||the whole Districz
Andy Sainsbury-Brown
continues to run the Oisbict shop to|
|||great effect and we thank
him for this invaluable
service.|
|||The annual census showed
an increase
in youth membership
af2%on the|
|||previous year.
Notably Exp!orer numbers
topped 100forthe first time, including|
|||39Young Leaders.|
|||Four young people will represent
Runnymede
at the 25
Warld Scout Jamboree|
|||in Korea this summer,
with five adults
in the International
Service Team
Two|
|||groups wil! be joining the County expedition to Kandersteg
(KIX23)also fhis|
|||summer.|
|||A number ofadult leaders, supporters
and adminisbators
have received awards|
|||during the year; the Trustee Board offers its congratulations
ta afi the rsx:ipients.|
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||||||Unrestricted|Designated|Endowment|||||
|||||Note|funds|funds|funds||Total||Total|
||||||K|K|E||6||E|
|Incoming resources||||||||||||
|Incoming resources fram generated||funds||||||||||
|Voiuntenj
income|||||3,134|7,111|||10|245|8774|
|irtavibas tcrgenerab ng rends|||||||||14,164||10,025|
|internet|||||1,124|||680|||7"f8|
|Incoming resources from chanlshle||ecgvittes|||'I4,515|25,698|||40,213||15,516|
|Dther ltlccgttlre} resources||||||||50||||
|Tofaiin coming reaourc es|||||32 ti37|32,809||930|66,6?6||35,033|
|Resources expended||||4-7||||||||
|Casts ofGeneradng
Funda||||||||||||
|Cnete orgenerebng
vc teetery
InCOme||||||||||||
|su ndrst ung trading ccats|||||'I1,076||||11,076||8,669|
|Charltahle
acthrlthm|||||22 802|23382|1|505|47|689|23774|
|Governance
conte||||||||||225||
|Olher resources expended||||||||||||
|Totai resources expended|||||34,103|23,382|1,505||58,990||32,443|
|Netincomingfautgoing|rasourcrm||hefong|||||||||
|||transfers||||9,427|||||2,590|
|Net transfers
between|funds||||1,338|1,338||||||
|Betincomingroutgoing||resources|||2,504|10,765||575|7|686|2 590|
|Total funds|brought||iorarard||40,805|27,231|46,978||115,014||112,424|
|Totai funds carried forward|||||38,301|37,998|46,403||122,700||115,014|
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||||||||Untsstncted|Designated||Endowment||||
|||||||Note|funds
f|funds
f||funds
f|||Total
E|
|Fixed assets||||||||||||||
|Tangible assets||||||||||||||
|Other rated assets||||||||||||||
||||Total fired assets|||||||||||
|Current|assets|||||||||||||
|Stock|||||||4,129|||||4,129|4,330|
|Debtors||||||to|28,384||284||141|28,809|28,514|
|Short term|inveetmente||||||25,797|26,000||26,262||78,059|72,570|
|Cash at bank and||In|hand|||||11,783||20,0GO||32,203|13,740|
|||Total current assets|||||58750|38|047|46,403||143200|119,154|
|Creditors".amounts|||fusing|due within||||||||||
|one year||||||ta|20,449||51|||20,500|4,140|
||Nst currant||assetslliabiliti||es||38,301|37,996||46,403||122,700|115,014|
|Totalassets less|||curmnt liabilities||||38,3G1|37,996||46,403||122,700|115,014|
|Creditors:|amounts||falting|due after||||||||||
|one year||||||||||||||
|Provisions|for liabilities and charges|||||||||||||
|||||Net assets|||38,301|37,996||46W3||122,700|1'l5,014|
|Funds ofthe Charity||||||||||||||
|unrestricted
funds|||||||38,301|||||38,301|40,805|
|Designated|funds|||||t4||37,996||||37,996|27,231|
|Endowment
funds||||||t4||||46,403||46,403|46,978|
||||Total funds||||38,301|37,996||46W3||122,700|115,014|
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|Note 2|||Accounting
poitciee|Accounting
poitciee||||
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|INCOMING RESOURCES||||||||
|Recognition|||oftncoming|These are included
in the Statement of Financial Acbvities (SoFA) when;||||
|resources||||the charity becomes englled tothe resources;||||
|||||~
the trustees are virtually
cerlain they will receive the resources;
and||||
|||||~
the monetary
value can be measured
with sufficient reiiabiiit.||||
|lyiembemhip|||subscrip5ons|illemberships
subscription
collected on behalf afother parts ofthe Scout Nlovement
em||||
|||||mported
in the SoFA net ofany amount
paid oui This is because these subscription
are in||||
|||||effect held as agents before being paid out.||||
|Incoming|resources wrlh|||Where incoming resources have related expenditure
the incoming resources and|related|||
|relaled expenditure||||expenditure
are reported gross in the SoFA.||||
|Grants and||donations||Grants and donadons
are only induded
in the SaFA when the charity has uncondidonai||||
|||||entillement
ta the resources||||
|Tax reclaims|||on donations|Incoming resources
from tax redaims are included
in the SoFA at the same time|as the gift||to|
|and gifts||||which they relate.||||
|Gifts in fend||||Gifts in Idnd are accounted for at a reasanabie
esbmate oftheir value to the charily or the
amount
actually realised.||||
|||||Gills in kind forsale or disbibugan
are included
in the accounts as gifts only when|sold or|||
|||||distributed
by the charity.||||
|||||Gitts in kind for use by the charity are induded
in the SoFAas incoming resources when||||
|||||receivable.||||
|Donated services and||||These are only included
in incoming resources
(with an equivalent
amount
in resources||||
|fadlitfas||||expended)
where the beneQ to the charity is reasonably
qua aimable, measurable|and material|||
|||||The value placed an these resources isthe eslimated
value to the charity ofthe service or||||
|||||facility receNed.||||
|Volunteer|help|||The value ofvoluntary
help received is not induded
in the accounts.||||
|Invesbnent||income||This is included
in the accounts when receivable.||||
|EXPENDI'TURE AND||||LIABILITIES||||
|Liability mcognition||||IJabilities are recognised as soon asthere isa legal or construc5ve
obligation
commitgng||the||
|||||charity to pay out resources (except expenditure
an World Jambarees
which is recognised|||in|
|||||the year the event takes place)||||
|Governance|||costs|Indude costs ofthe preparation
and exanxnatian
ofstatutory
accounts, the costs|oftrustee|||
|||||meetings
and the annual general meebng, and cost ofany legal advice totrustees|on|||
|||||governance
or constitutional
matters.||||
|||||These are recognised
in the accounts when a commitment
has been made and there are||no||
|||||conditions to be met relating to the grant which remain
in the control ofthe chanty||||
|ASSETS||||||||
|Tangible fixed asseta for uee||||Tiiese are capitalised
ifthey can be used for more than one year, and cost at least E4,000||||
|by charity||||They are valued at cost ora reasonable
value on receipt. Assets costing below K4,000are||||
|||||writlen
olf in the year ofpurchase.||||
|||||These are valued at the lower of cost ormarket value.||||
|FUNDS||||||||
|||||Unrestricted
funds are donations
and other incoming resources receivable vrhich|are available|||
|||||kir use atthe discrebon ofthe trustees
in furiherance
afthe general objedives af|the charity|||
|||||which have not been designated
forother purposes
and are avaibrble asgeneral|funds.|||
|||||Designated
funds are unrestricted
I'unde earmarked
by the trustees for particular|purposes|||
|||||The Endowment
Fund is an expendable
endowment
fund set up in 2006/OT from|the legacy|||
|||||received from the late Michael Patrick, the purpase ofthe fund isfar the development
of||||
|||||Scoudng
in Runnymede.
Administration
expenses relating iothe designated
funds and||||
|||||Endawment
Fund are immalerial
and are charged entirely la unrestricted
funds||||
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|||||||||||Unrestricted|Oesigusted|Eudawment||||
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|||||||||||funds|funda|funda|2022I23|2021/22||
|Voluntary
income||||||||||||||||
|Membershi
subscd||||tions||||||36,562|5,926||42,488|35|591|
|Less: Membership|||subsciiptions|||||paid on|tc|-34,989||||||
|Headquarters
and|||Coun||||||||||-34,989 -|29,496||
|Net membershi||subscriptions|||||retained|||1,573|5,926||7499|6|095|
|Donations and|rants||||Note|||||1,552|250||1 802|1,731||
|Gift aid tax claim||||||||||||||||
||||||||||Total|3,134|7,111|||8,774||
|Activities for|nereating|||||funds||||||||||
|Special collections||||||||||||||||
|Bad e sales||||||||||5,419|||5,419|3,473||
|Scout Shc
sales||||||||||6,951|||8,951|8,059||
|E ui ment hire||||||||||||||||
|Increase
decrease||||instocks||||||-206|||-206|1,507||
||||||||||Tohd|'l4,164|||14,164|10,025||
|Interest||||||||||||||||
|COIF Charities Deposit|||||Fund|||||527||||||
|Cambridge
8 Counties|||||Bank|||||597|||988|||
|1stCherlsey Loan|||Account|||||||||446|446||280|
||||||||||Total|1,124||880|2,004||718|
|Incoming resources||||from||charitable||||||||||
|activities||||||||||||||||
|Youth Programme|||and activiTiies-|||||||||||||
|General||||||||||163|||163||249|
|Jamboree|||||||||||6,475||6,475|1|375|
|Beaver Scouts||||||||||2,520|||2520|2|205|
|Cub Scouts||||||||||6,955||||3|480|
|Scouts|||||||||||||4,647|1,972||
|Ex Icrer Scouts|||||||||||11,403||11,403|4|2'!'I|
|Arche
CIub|||||||||||1,275||1,275||131|
|Water activities|||||||||||||6545|1|763|
|Shcoti||||||||||230|||230||130|
||||||||||Total|14415|25,898||40,213|15,516||
|Adult su
ort and||trainin||||||||||||||
|Scout Fsflowshi|IActive||||Su||ort|Unit||||||||
|Network Scouts||||||||||||||||
|Trainin||||||||||||50|50|||
||||||||||Totat|||50|50|||
|Other incomln||resources||||||||||||||
||||||||||Total|||||||
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||||||||||2022I23|2021122|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||||||Unrestricled||Designated|Endowment|||
||||||funds||funds|funds|||
|Costs ofgenerating|||voluntary|tncome|||||||
|||||Total|||||||
|Fundraisin|tradin||costs||||||||
|Lotteries Act|fee|||||20|||20|20|
|Bad e
urchases|||||3,842||||3842|2,251|
|Scout Sho|||||7,214||||7214|6398|
|||||Total|11,076||||t1,076|8,669|
|Charitable
activtges|||||||||||
|Youth programme||and activities|||||||||
|General||||||163|||163|141|
|Jamboree|||||||||||
|Beaver Scourge|||||1,824||||1,824|1,583|
|Cub Scouts|||||6,698||||6,698|2,706|
|Scouts|||||4,992|||||1 831|
|Explorer Scouts|||||||16,732||16,732|9,055|
|Arche
Club|||||||||869|100|
|Water activities|||||||5,704||5,704|1,357|
|Shootin||||||50|||||
||||||13,727||23,305||37,032|16,813|
|Adult supportand||trainin|||||||||
|Scout Fellovrshi
Active Su
ort||||Unit|||||77||
|hfatwork Scouts|||||||||||
|Trainin
and|literature|||||||1,505|1,505|1,855|
||||||||77|1W5||1,855|
|Development|ofScoutln||||||||||
|E ui ment|||||||||2,432|994|
|Scarves/Uniforms|||||||||||
||||||2|2|||||
|Support and|services tothe movement||||||||||
|Administration|&insurance||||2,424||||2,424|2,439|
|Bourne Co se|||||2,500||||2,500||
|Media||||||269|||||
||||||5,193||||5,193|2,438|
|Grants and donations|||Note 7||1,450||||1,450|1,673|
|||||Total|22J102||23,382|1,505|47,689|23,774|
|Governance|costs||||||||||
|Annual
eneraf meetin|||||||||225||
|Trustees ex|enses||||||||||
|||||Total|||||||
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|Note 7|Note 7|||Grants|and donations|and donations|and donations|and donations|||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|The charity||received||the following|grants and donations||||during||the year||||
|Donor|||||||||||||Total amount of||
||||||||||||||rants received|K|
|Runn|ede Borou|||h Council|||||||||'l,500||
|Cherlse|Rota||-Cube SCRAM||||||||||250||
|Other||||||||||||||52|
||||||||||Total grants|||and donations|||
|The chad||made the foilowin|||rants and donadons|||durin||the|ear||||
|Names|ofinstitutions||||Purpose||||||||Total amount of
grarrts paid 6||
|1stChertsey|||||RHC grant||(Tents)||||||||
|1stOttershaw|||||RBC|rant|Griddle||||||||
|1stVir|lnia|Water|||RSC|rant|Gazebo||||||||
|Scout Grou|||in District||Scout|Sho|rebates||||||592||
||||||||||Totafgrants|||and donations|||
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|Analysis ofdehfors|Analysis ofdehfors||Amounts|falling due
one year|falling due
one year|within|Amounts
mass|falling due after
than one year|falling due after
than one year|falling due after
than one year|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||||31stMarch||31stMarch||31stMarch||31stMarch||
||||2023||2022f||2023f|||2022|
|Explorer Scouts|||||||||||
|eubscriptions|outstanding||||||||||
|Debts due from Groups|||2,623|||5,340||||20,000|
|Other debtom||||302|||||||
|Other debtors: Gift Aid||tax|||||||||
|refund||||280||278|||||
|Prepayments|and accmed||||||||||
|income|||25,604|||2,896|||||
|||Total||||14||||,00|
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|Note 11
Analysis ofdeposits
Short|term investmen|ts|
|---|---|---|
||31stMarch|31stMarch|
||2023|2022|
|COIF CharrMes Deposit Fund|28,059|27,570|
|Cambridge 8 Counties Bank|50,000|45,000|
|Total|||
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|Movements
during|the yea|r were|||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||||Fund|||||||Un|
||||balance|||||||balance|
||||bmught||Incoming|Ouigoing|||Gains and|carried|
||||forward||IesoUrcss
F|resources|Transfers
E||losses
K|forward
f|
|Michael Patrick Fund|||46,978||930|1,505|||575|46,403|
|Note 14.2||Designated||Funds|||||||
|Movements
on designated||funds|during the||year were:||||||
||||Und|||||||Ulld|
||||balance|||||||balance|
||||brought||Incoming|Outgoing|||Gains and|carried|
||||forward||resoUfoes|resoUrccs|Transfers||losses|forward|
|Ex lcrer Scouts|||11,557||18,174|-16,732||-962|480|'l2,037|
|jamboree
Fund|||8,805||6,475||1,500||7,975|16,780|
|Network Scouts|||219|||||||219|
|Fellowship
SASU||||||77|||77|389|
|Arche
Club|||||1,365 -|869|||496|1,339|
|Water activities|||||6,545 -|5,704|||841|1,483|
|DCs Discretiona|Fund||315|||||||315|
|Cubs Reserve|||2,051||250|||250|500|2,551|
|Beavers Reserve||||||||650|650|2,883|
|Scouts Reserve|||100||||||||
|Total|||27,231||32,809 -|23,382|1|338|10765|37,996|
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