The Brltl•h So¢loty ofTo3kolo*il Pa(holo llldepeJdeDt ¢xAmlnatlun ror th•yur ¢￿ded30th SWemb¢r2•23 Charlty no: IIM3VJ3 Th• Brlthh Soclety of To%letslo*81 Pgth0108y (Ch•rlty Dumber 1043793) forthe ye•reMded 30th Septembor 2023 Contettts Ind¢pefvJent ExamlTheVsreport Stthment of tlnanclal aodvltles B￿0￿¢@ sheet Notes to th¢fiN￿￿11[ Btthnts BRITISH SOCIETY OF TOXICOLOGICAL PATHOLOGY PO Box 819 North Yorkthr• HGI BSTP Tel 07894 123 533 Trustees. Annual Report for the perfod 1st October 2022 to 30th September 2023 REFERENCE AND ADMXNisfRATION DEfAILS Charlty N•m• other nanwJ• ¢harlty Is known by: lieglstored Charlty Number: CharW• prlnclp•l •ddreM: Bnts5h Society of Toxicologlcal Pothology 1043793 8srp, po Box 819, Harn¥ate, Ntyth Yorkshire, HGI 9XF, LIK. Names ol charlty truAt¢es who managed th• ¢harlty (from November 2022 to November 1023) STrUCTURE GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMEKr Typ• of gov•rnlng docum•nt: Conststutron adopted 26th November 2021 Associatson congsting of 189 members as ol 30th September 2023 Trustees are eletted by members every two years and, In the case of the Chair(s) of the Education Subcommittee every 4 years, at the appropnate annual general meeting. How th• chDrlty l• ¢•nrt1￿tedI Tru•t•• Mlectlon mathod•: ADDrrIoNAL GOVERNANCE ISSUES All trugtees give thwr bme volurtary and receNe no remuneration or other benefits OBJECTIVES AND AcrzvrrIES Summary of the objectlves of the charlty set out In Its governlng document The two stated consbtutthal airns of the BSTr are. To loster education and training In toxicological pathology. To advance palts￿0gy for the public benefrt In all Its aspects pertaining to the effects of eXt￿neoUS substances and envir¢Jnmental agent5 to which man or other spec￿5 are exposed by deygn or adventstsously. Pagelof7 BRITISH SOCIETY OF TOXICOLOGICAL PATHOLOGY PO BOX 819 Ntyth Yor*shry• 9YF BSTP Tel: 07894 123 533 In order to acimeve these aims, the soaety kept In mjnd the Chanty Cornmisswi's guidance on public benefit at all Trustee (Counal) Meet1r￿S. The Trustees (Council), together with a subcommittee compnsed of approximately 12 other members of th• )ciety work together to oroanise and promote a programme of contsnuing education symposia (CES) and other events which are open to members of the society as well as non-membets Induding studentslregdents and those at the stsrt of their pathology career. These symposia also provide an opportunity lor toxicological and diKovery pathologists (and other soentists working with animal models), clinical pathologists and t0￿ColOgiSts, as well a5 non-dinical regulatory saentssts to learn about recent saentrfic advances and enhance their continuing prOfe￿Onal development. Two CES are run each year with the 8srp prowding at each evert, at least one free place and also reduced registration fees to Individuals worknng within an 'early career" environment, for example stipendiary students/resear¢hers studylnglworkin9 Wlthin è relevant scientsfic fieié {e.g. PhD students), vetennary pathology residents and professional trainee pathologists working towards a profesgonal qualiftcatson (residents) or gaining more expenence within the field of toxicdogic41 pathology, An Annu41 Scientrhc meebng Is also organised (sometsmes In conjunrtion with other societies or organisations) for attendees to leam about recent saenknhc advances and enhance their contsnuing professional development. Again. the BTh aim to provide * least one free place and additsonally reduced registratron fees to Individuals wothng within Jn "early careerf environment at this event. The Annual Scientific Meeting also enables Junior members of the prOfe￿an to present postern or speak about their rnsearch In an Informal se￿n9. Other short scientific meetsngs may be oryanmd on Jn +xosional b￿$. Addltlon•l d•t•lls of obJectlv•• and •thlll•• As part of the ￿jeCts¥e5 ststed above, the society holds meebngs and promotes saentific research and publicabons ￿lj￿n9 to toxicologul pathology. In addition to the Trustees. the Bsfp has an educabon Subcommittse comprising approximately 12 volunteers who. u%ng thwr expertise, enc¢urage. help. and advise those new to the profesgon to organise events. For all events, a volunteer Is appointed as the Soentsfic Organiser and they (with help and advi￿ from the Trustees and Education Subc¢Jmmittee) organise the progrnmme and liaise wrth all speakers and any other organisw5. Without the cOntributK￿ of the volunteers, Trustees, and the education Subcommsttee, the 8Sfp would not be able to run these events which attract people to attend not Just from the UK and Europe but also from the USA, India, North Afnca, and Asia Whilst the airn for all events Is to break even. any surplus funds athieved are used to offset any deficits and enable the BSTr to provide the free Pla￿ and reduced ￿giStratIon fees at future events for those wothng w¢thin an°early Ca￿ert environment. Additionally, the Bsfp aims to provide bursanes (on request} to help towards the cost of registratKm and trnvel from Interested members and non-members of the 8STP. Summary of the mwln achlevemonts of the charlty durlng the year The 37th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Bsfp was held ￿ Thur5(lay 10th - Fnday Ilth November 2022 at the Cedar Court Hotel, Harrogats, UK. The topic for the meeting was Digltal Pathology and Mouse Pathology Workshop. In 2023 both CES were hekl as online events (via Zoom) - CES 7. Infettious Diseases of Laboratory Animats (Marth 2023) and CES 8.. Nervous System and Spetsal Senses Organs (July 2023) Page2of7 BRITISH SOCIETY OF TOXICOLOGICAL PATHOLOGY PO Box 819 Hoffoyate North York4Me 9XF BSTP Tal. 07894 123 $33 Dunng October 2022 - 2023, three webinars were held In conjunthon othw gxieties (aN froe of charye). BSTPISTP W•blnar (>rfer￿eW and de-nsking of findings assooated with e Intrathecal administrabon of antysense wiude¢thles Irb non-human pnmate mber 2022 r Annette Romeike and Dr Mjrbn Lamb Pathology-relevant Mass Spectrometry Imaging. bel-free detethon of bi¢xhemical rnolecules. srp 9th Jolnt W•bln•r ESTPISFPT/BSTP and CVP/ESVP y 2023 nted by mernbers of the Pathology 2.0 worknng ftyJp of the Esrp. Ita Deuchande co.o anised on behalf of Bsrp Anotl)rnYi Ph￿l01￿Y & Pathology of the Auditory STpisfp Jolnt W¢bln•r pt￿ber 2023 Dan Ja r and Dr. Brad N Bsrp trnlnee engagement - l)ue to the slKrta9e of toxicological pathologists In th¢ UK and Europe there Is a percwved difficulty In filling vacanaes In the Industry. The 8STP Is stsll working on a number of Initiatives to engage with vetennary student4gr4duates and to Provth opportunitsu for them io rnake J career In the Industry. Different Init￿tiveS were cwned out In 2023. Engagemert athvitses contsTrued In 2023 Induding several uniyeryty career fairs. The trainee represertative for the esTP Educatron Subcommittee (Roy Wakefield) attended a career5 day at Bnstd Vet School whwe he gave a presentstion on working In the field of toxicologi￿1 p)thology and has be•) In¥rted to the same event In 2024. He 9ave a $imil•r prewtatyon at the Royal Cdleoe ol PatI￿lOgIsts residents trainiThJ day, for those p￿panng to &t the RCPath •xaminatsons. Rebeccj Tefry conbnues to be Involved In aygement artiviknes Jnd presented at a careerg Oay at the university o( Cambndae. The trainee representative will continue to serve as a point Of contatt for Interested residents and Informal conversations and will be reachiThJ wt to univergtses hostsng re&dency programs In 2024 to try and further tyrtjage vetennary pathology rewdents and d￿CusS what the Bsrp can offer. Trainee lThlusthal Placement Programs will be offered at GlaxoSmithKline in 2024 (ft)r up to 4 rewdents), lor tmhith 2 Royal Vetennary College regdwts have already applied. OSTr •pon•ored publk T￿(dOg￿ Pathology C{#￿nueS to be the offioal Jwrnal of the 8srp. The BSTP cow￿1 reviewed andlor endorsed Imo artides In 2023, Induding tTh lortr* Sothtyhc and Regulatory Policy Committee of the Soaety of Toxicologic Pathdogy. Dlgltal pathology •tr•t¢gy Ths group has temporanly been dtsbanded due to work and tsme constraints, however. several key members remain avwlable to the Bsfp Counol for advi￿ and Input as needed Page3of7 BRITISH SOCIETY OF TOXICOLOGICAL PATHOLOGY If> Box 819 North Yoththre BSTP Tel. 07894 123 533 N•w pollcles Implert￿rted All 8srp poliaes we re￿￿￿?￿ adoptql between l Ortober 2022 a￿1 30 September 2023: Diversity and Induson Pollcrf (pre￿ kn¢xffi as the Ewal c4Wtunrt￿S Poly) Anb-bnbery and Comiptson Pplicy Cookies Policy Finanaal ￿sk Asses$r￿ Poky GDPR Policy Expulse aaim Pohcy Royal College of Pathologlsts . the 8srp has flyrnal repres￿￿1￿ on the Specwlty Advtsory Committee (SAC) for Toxlcology (Cathenne Ross). Soclety of Toxlcologlc Pathology (srp) - The Bsfp and STP have a memorandum of understanding to share educatsonal rnatenal to help the Th develq) educabonal events within the US, based on the BSTr model. The Bsrp also prowde vduntetrs as foll(rrt: Bsfp Rewesentatsve on GESC of the INHANO irntsatsve Jownal A￿Uate Edit¢Ys, Edrtonal 8oar(I members. and r*￿eb￿r5 Journal (SAGE) ￿￿50n Podcast Manager for Editonal eoanl In 202212023, the srp and Bsfp ¢(*￿nUed to collatrt and J• organise three educatThial webinars (see above In 'Summary of Mwn Ac￿eVeM￿￿￿. The BSTr (Yganised educatronal content and the srp prnvided the Informatson techrnlogy Infrastnmknr European Soclety of Toxlcologlcal Pathology (Esfp) - ￿ 8srp has a volunteer ol)ser¥er on the Esrp Board ￿ and also provides funding towards a sponsored award ~ the BSTr Chiwkandath Gopinath Lerture Award. This was awarded at the 2023 ESTP meetrng In September to Thomas Nolte. In 202212023, the Bsrp conthbuted to the cost of running the Joint Esfp18srp webinar (see above In 'Summary of Main Ac￿eveMents'), and expethd Ilwt the Bsfp ￿11 contnbute to futwe webinars In 202312024 Orftlsh Toxlcology Soclety (BTS)- the 8srp has a ¥(4unteer m•nberon the BTS Saentsfic Subcommittee (Qthenne Ross), providing Input Into the tyganisatKm ofthe BTS Annual Saenknfic Meebngi and also leading the organi￿tIon of a BSTr-spong)r￿l Sym￿￿ at the srs ASM In alternate year5. The B5fp will be organising a sympwum at the 2024 BTS ASM. Dunng the last year, the President other global toxicological pathology >VLifLIV>. has attended j￿Trt teleconferences with Presidents of I I iv avtsetses also mantsm a shared spreadsheet containing all planned educabonal (ffenr￿ Eyowded globally. Bsfp Newsletter - Two ￿UeS of the newslettw In stsndakme pdf fomwt were published In December 2022 and July 2023, with IrKlwKlual C0ntnt￿t￿ po#ed to the Bsrp knnkedIn group and Bsfp Twitter account. Pa9e4of7 BRITISH SOCIETY OF TOXICOLOGICAL PATHOLOGY PO Box 819 North yO￿3h￿* 9XF BSTP Tel.. 07894 123 533 STP Journal - Toxlcologk Pathology Uolntly wlth STP) - two Bsfp Counal rnembers worked with the tsublishers dunng 202112023: one P 38 People attended Induding 2 free plKe bwsary awarts arrtl 6 people •(c•s%ng th• reduced rngistration f•¢s (for thoso wthin an"oarly careert enVw￿fflQnt). Virtual Contsnuing Educatson Syrnpogum 8: Nerv(yJs System and Speaal knes Oroans 11th - 20th July 2023 Tuesday, Wednesday. arKI Thursday f¥M1 13.(K) - 17.00 (GMT+11￿r+1) 122 people attended IndLKling 4 free krface bursary awards arrtl 6 people accewng the retkned registratson fees for those wortong wthin an "earty careerf enwronmenL Approved by the R(ryal Soaety of &ology the purposes of CPD, eath ev** counted as approximately 66 credits. Approximately 21.5 hours of ed￿￿1)nal aCtr￿ty was reayded on Attendance Cerbficates. FINANCIAL REVIEW Brlel st•tem¢nt on the dwrltys polkv on r•wv The Bsfp has a Reserves PolKy In line wth Chanty Carnmwon Guide11r￿ and the current reswve fvnd stsnds at £136,607, all of which Is unrestncred funds. This fund ts held to allow the Sothety to meet any unforeseen expendi￿re that may (xcur As well. rt Is expected that the costs Incurred In holding the CES and ASM will Inuease In the coming yearfs) as the awrent Secretanat completes the handover of the administratron related to these v4ents to ￿ extemal eV￿t manwent company: Hg3 COnfe￿nceS Ltd. A reWe￿ of the Reserrfts Pol￿ by the Trustees In Awst 2023 resulted In the view that esrp could still contsnue to meet its current obli9abons. i.e. thantable actsvibes (exdudin9 ci)ntsnuing educatson Symposiums and meebngs) and governan￿ for at least 5 years prowding Income from donatrons, subscnptsons and athvibe5 for generatsng fund5 does not significantly reduce, and that, In the event that the funds fall to £30,000. Immediate athon ￿11 neeA to be taken to avoid the possibility of the Soaety Inojmng further defiots Page5of7 BRITISH SOCIETY OF TOXICOLOGICAL PATHOLOGY PO 8ox 019 Haryate North Yorftsth gAF BSTP Tel 07894 123 533 After communicat￿$ wth the SOW s acCO￿tants, the ReseNe PolKy will be rewewed in the first quarter of 2024. l>etalls of any fund• m•twi•My In dell None other flnandal vevlew dthllj The BThl's main 5wrce of Incthne ￿ mwnbwshy subs(nptson fee5 and any surpluses achieved from the events organised. fn addIty￿ to th￿. the 8STr r￿er￿S a small amount of fumlirwj frDm websrte advert5, dtywtsons, and bank Interest. The rnajonty of Income is applied to tr* Bsfws related ath￿be$ (i.e. eduratyowl events, enablmg bursanes or free attendance to those In the earfy stages of th•r careers, as well as part-tsme secrrtanat and finanaal help). OTHER ovfioNAL INFORMATXON Future plans Ounng 2024 the Bsfp will ccbntsnue to (*gantse educatK)nal events. so that those who have prevwsty ttended have the opportunity to compkte the full cyde of sympowa. These events ￿11 contsnue to be held virtually {as Zoom methngs). The 2023 Annual Saentific Meeting WIS be held as a faCe-to-fa￿ meeti n g on 15th- 16th November In Verona. The Annual General Meetmg with be held over Zoom on 30th November. Virtual Contrnuing Educatson sympos￿ 9: Dwstsve Syrtem 20th - 29th February 2024 Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday fnxn 13.00 - 16.30 (GMT+oiucf+O) RegiStrat￿n opens on 30th November 2023. Virtual Contsnuing Educ￿￿ Syfflpogwn 10: Unrwy Sy&em 9th - 18th Juty 2024 Tue5dayi Wednesday, and Thursday frcffi 13.00 - 16 30 {(afr+iiucr+i) Plonning for the sympwum ￿ already well underway. The 2024 Annual SC￿ntifiC Mtsting on the towc ol Developmentsl PatlKIogy and ToxKology will be held In November 2024 and two Scwitsfi¢ Organsers have already been appointed. The BSTP would also like to try and reverse the histonol trer￿ of declining membershlp. consldered to be largely due to an agelng w0￿fOrCe and fewer tralnees as well as Industry Consolldat￿fft. To do thls, the society hopes to reach out to those In expenmentsl rnedicSne or toxicology In order to establish their needs and If necessary. offer them the opportunlty for relevant trainlng. Addltionally, by Increasing collaboratlon ￿tkn other societles for meetings, the B5fp wlll aim to provide relevant educabon for sciendsts In other disaplines. Page6of7 BRITISH SOCIETY OF TOXICOLOGICAL PATHOLOGY STPSetyrtanat PO Box 819 Haffogate North Yorkshire HGI 9XF BSTP Tel 07894 123 533 Declarntlon The Trustees declare that they have approved the Trustees, report above. Signed on behalf of the charitvs Trustees: Slgnatur Full Nam Posltlon: Date: 47 Page7of7 Tbt Brlllth s￿￿ty of Toxkologic•l hthology ((Jer￿Y 1043793) I JEPOrt oll the occounts of The British S(*i¢ty of ToxiMloBiul Pthlo&y (¢harity munber 1043793). >vr ded Joth Swember 21723. wl]ich set ￿tI on p8ey2 to 9. is not ryired thls )E8r umler ttctioo 144(2) of the Chariii# kn 2011 (the 2011 A¢t) thAt QA iTrlew)dent examln•tiort 1$ rteded. Havin8 J•tisfied llwelf dwt the chrity is no¢ wwjil WKkr o)mpw law ood is eb61￿1¢ fiy iftdq exarninatiw it ts my r¢S￿lbilitytr. exAmin¢ the xcounts seodcffj 143 ofth¢2011 A¢L follow th¢ prnedwes knid in the (3&￿11 DireaioM by the awity CommjssloTh under section 145(5Xb) of the 2011 Act, exam￿0￿ inclth a review of th¢ ye¢0￿ kem by the ¢lthtity Vtd a v)mEwiaort of th¢ 8ccwnls seaki￿¥ a(planslions fr(rtn the trust¢￿ Co￿¢rnh* any s￿h m&ttu& The pr£¢th￿ ￿￿4ert*ktTr do not provide all the evldenea that Tequlrtd in an *MIIL ￿ c0nww￿IY no coknion is Biven as ty whether the 4¢Munts to inTKCQ[￿with *Gtlon 130 oCihe2011 A¢ aDd I￿ne0ts of th¢2011 Aa Trave AL*b¢¢n ole¢ r2) to *Atti￿ in my bB drawn ID wdor w embk o pr(yBr uffid￿l￿g of the .(..Kl.oba(fr S•rnh L•wAon ACA FCCA CTA- ExA•I•w 24 High Str¢¢t PAtel¢y BridA HwYo8th HG3 SJU Th¢Brltlsb Soel•ty of TOxkol•8l￿ PA¢knIo8y (cknrfty Jqnber 1043793) S¢ot¢m¢ut ofFknAtydJl Adlylll f•r the year¢Dded 30th Se*1￿ 2023 iINreBtsleted R¢#triet¢d Tfjtsl To¢AI Fund• Nots Fwi Fllnd$ 2023 2022 ID¢omlng endowmwts fyom: Donations and leycies Choritsble actlvltles Ii)Yestm¢nts 145 141.680 362 643 145 541.680 362 1.838 Tol#l 142,830 142,830 84.665 Roi3ing fun¢ts Charitable activities Other 71.173 21,774 71,173 21.T14 3A097 I9￿75 io Totsl 91947 91947 ss Net ￿l￿￿O03S¢S) on investinents Nee Illcom￿ (e4Kndl¢ur¢) botween funds Other ffecwised 811n￿(lOSI£5) Cath￿{10$￿> ffj revaluatlon of tlx¢d Actuarial galnslOosM) oll defined ¢onttlbution whemes Oliw8ain￿Oo5S¢s) 49.8B2 49.882 28,993 Not movernents lu lkndi 49.882 49,882 Total funds forward 86.725 57,T32 T•thl lkntsth eArrlod forw*rd 136,607 136,607 The st8ternwl of foMTKlil athlrfu In¢!ud¢Jall galns loue9 in thyw. All ingJrnw8Ye*)wM md exp¢ndu4 tsive from L¥mtinulll8 a¢tlvid• Pag¢ 2 The Brhisk So¢letyofToXkolo8k￿ hthology (L>arfrty ll￿be￿ 1043793) •130 Septtmber 2D23 202J 2022 No¢t Debtors Cuh * b91￿ and lo hwwl 5,497 12 139J40 139.720 93 ￿52 CredltoTr: f•lll4 th¢ wltbln one y￿r 3.112 Net ellrreDt M••ts 136 86.725 Td*l ￿ets l¥• ¢•m41 IIAbllldta 136.607 86,725 Th• of th• thr R¢strlcted fU￿J5 Unrutrl¢ted fi￿lts 15 15 13&607 16 136,607 84725 p¢rknJ st*eA1 Ikctrwlty entitled w the ex* ¢imfrrrol by sec47L￿ 144(2) of lh¢ ClwitlH Act 2011 and (h￿ a¢knk* ow rynslbllitlc5 for th￿ the cTrArlty ke¢ps eountin8 whlth with se￿10n 130 of the 201 l ACL TIRse accounts hm beon in wilhlhe Flnlneld Rwrting Slwthd applleable In th¢ UK ￿ Rewjblic of Ir¢loTrJ (FRSI(r2% £ffffti￿ IJI JwKwy 2015. SlpKd on behdf ofall of fv trusteu OD ..... (msert The pAy 4 10 10 forn IAt•yal PArt •flbM¢ flll*ttd*l ￿e¥￿ts Th¢ Brltljb Sodety ofToxl¢olryleAI Palknlogy {Cbrlty nwnber IIM3793) otes to lh¢ ithlements for the year ended 30tb Sepl¢mber 2023 A¢¢ountlng poll¢le The prln¢lpAI a¢eountln8 ￿11¢￿8 ar¢ ¥thnmariscd below. The A¢¢ountln8 pollole8 havp ljeen ￿PIled eonylstently the yeAr Ind prwedkngyeor. 1.1. ￿$1$ of aeeollnllng Tho a￿llts hav¢ been proprnd In K¢ordan¢e wlth the Stfytement of Recommonded Pr￿1￿. A¢countln8 ond R¢portlnR by Char5tl# proparlng tholr Awounts in QWTd•nc¢ wlth the FlnanclAI Repoilin8 Slthdud 4>pll¢fyble In the UK and R¢publlc of Ir¢Jand (FRS 102), ¢ffe4tlve 1st J•nu•ry 2015. and •xlth the Charltles A¢t2011. There Nvo diffcrettt furth hold by the ¢haAty; unrestrlcted And ￿trICted. Further ￿p1￿￿on of Ihl tute puw of uch ts included In the to th¢ a¢¢ounts, Unrethlcted The8e are funds whl¢h ¢•n be In •C40TdMc¢ wlth the clwlt•bl¢ obJ•cllv•8 of the ¢hwlty At lh¢ dls¢rntlon of ihe In￿1¥ Reltrleted Thcse are funds th￿ only b¢ ujed for partl¢ul•r rastrlcted purpJs69 wlthln the obJ¢ctlYas of the ¢hwlty. Restrl¢tlons •r13¢ when ylfled by the donor or when funds thi rnig¢d for perticul•r re8ts4cled purwJseJ. IJ. Reeryoltlin •f•4Mts & tseom• In￿)m$ i¥ r¢M8niseAI in the Slatemenl of Fin￿¢111 Aellvltles (SOFA) wh¢n a trkn94ctl•Th or othw results In •n InGteMe In th¢ chvity'5 &uets or • rvdudion its Ilabllltles. In¢ome12 Ldy re￿8￿1￿d In the A¢¢ounts wI￿Tr of thrjwlterla TeyYdln8entltlthJen4 probablo attd ￿e￿ll￿Me￿ are met. Rtwutdon of donallolli le8ael IrKorne li only TttQ8Dlsed In the ￿el￿ts of the Grllerla re84rdln8 entlii•men4 probabl¢ and m¢agu￿rne￿ gre rncL In Ihe ose of a m ¢vidence of entid•ment usually exlsts the lornul offer of fimdins Is Communir*￿ In wrltlng to the charity, Howev¢r, In the event that conditiow Ave placéd on th* thcao ￿ndItIO￿l mu# be mel ttfort Inu>rne b rwnlsed. Jn th¢ of a donAtiry4 entitl Irlses Immedlately on ils rttelpt. Re*dtsll •fiDv•stm•llt ID¢om¢ Income frnm interest ly wlsed th Its rvAipt is wobabie wxl th¥ arnourt rK4lvable oon be me¥ur•d y￿￿ttle*r Wp The valua of any volwilary help nwived Is not Induded In Ibe acco￿ts is dewrlw in th• In￿1¢<¢ The Briliih Sodety ofToxlcolo8luJ Palholoy (Ch*rlty M¥*ber IW793) t4otes to the stste•eMts Iwlheye*r emded 30th Sqthber 2423 Expenditure is Ihc 4moun( of• chuilys th•1 hAve been 5PUIt or (thrwise used In ¢wryl￿ out Its *¢tivitsu. An expense results in eitlw a d¢¢Ra* In a chllritfv 4ss¢ts or ￿ lTrcre&%e In its Ilabilities. Liabilitlu exwditUTe are only recognisr*J In the •ll Dr the Griteria re8ardlng These costs include the we•ion aTht exunin*ion of st•tsrtthy T￿C￿lln￿ th¢ ¢ost of1ruste￿ meetiT d the costs of any le8aI 4dvirx lo th¢ truste¢s on 8ovttnbTh¢¢ or c4AstiiutioNI IA Forelln e¥rreud assets and Il•bUltl•s denomlrAled In forei8n ru￿enC1t3 nre trartslthed into sterling fit the rntcs of exchw TbTmilin8 ￿ Ihe xwunting dA*. Tr￿￿￿tIonS In forw cwrencies *re r¢wrd¢d It ihe d•t¢ or The ¢hAflty to iuffl¢i¢nt fre¢ (unKGtrIded tkuth) wthlch wlll emblp thcm 19 ¢0￿1 to xuppwt the eosts ofih¢ chority In line wlth tkn dwrltys object1￿￿. As a 8uld4 the truAets hwe yd that ihe free Rsep+fS held by the chodry should be ewivalent to apprgxinwtety 6 m¢)nths I￿￿6*d expumllture of unrtstrlcttrl aThl thb fully by I￿OuD￿ of th¥ chtrity u at 30th SE]thbt¢ 21n3. Enphye 2022 Numlxr of employo R•pl•ymeMt Trllste• remuur•don a ezpen for out of ptht expens￿ No tr• or ￿￿Olle wlih a trus1¢< m4teri41 itsr41 in Imy or 2022 2022 l*n¢kn¢ exarninaiityb 1.680 P•te S {Cl•rky 1043793) IlooAtioll* & l¢pekg UAre*leted Re8trkl¢d Totsl Total Th•d• 145 145 CTh#rltsbk i¢llvlikJ Rtstrkt¢d Totsl Fpnth Tot•1 Fott Sub5erlOKn8 Medlll85 (nots 17) I4￿38 127.042 I4￿38 127J>42 141.680 13.750 67.609 81 J59 Other tradlag •thlk Ummerfcted R¢8trt¢led Totsl To¢•1 Fudo 2023 2022 643 643 lJ38 Chavllable a¢¢MU UOrethlrt￿ Rtstrleled Tothl FuJd• Totsl F•Jlld¥ 2•23 Me¢tlny 17) Esfp webinar wntrilyJtiOD CornbiKd liabillty Insur B•nk fees Sumup fe Royai Soci*of Blolw W¢bslle Costs GoReni costs of ToxlcoleBlcd Pafknlo . J4wwse is1￿ (JSTr) 63583 1.793 63583 29,889 467 467 81 378 7(x) 570 671 6T1 1710 The Brittsh Socl¢ty of Toxlcolog5efil Palhol (Ch*rlty number 1043793) Notes to Ib¢ f*allel*l ytalem¢nts for the year endal 30th SW¢mb¢r 2023 10. Other ezpem Umruirl¢t¢d Rutrleted Tol*l TotAI Fwids Funds 202J 2022 IndcpEndeTri examln¢TS feos Secretarial ¥xpeNes (see ￿low) Mljc. exper Zxro 8n￿rt Dat& We¢lion le￿StratIOn 1,680 19.970 41 48 35 1,680 19,970 41 48 35 17,853 38 30 35 Courl¢r & pMts8e Pdntln8 &KI i•tionery Telephone & Internet Secr•twlal & bookk¢¢pln8eosts J96 44 396 598 16 127 17.111 19,390 19,390 11. Debtors UJreslrlrt¢d kntrfct¢d TotAI Fulld# Tothl FuThd& 2023 2022 CES7 256 256 4.985 BSTr 2022 ASM CES9 Bsfp 2023 ASM 140 UDreJtrl¢t¢d ReJ(rleted TolAI Fundi Totol Fun VuThdJ Funds 2023 1022 Bank dekwlt occount Bank cuttent account 80,637 80,637 50.275 37.780 139 139 Pay7 Th¢ Brlthh Socl•ty of Toxlcologl￿l PAtknI•Ay (ChArlty numbor 1043793) rorthe ye*rend￿ 30th Sepl¢mb¢r 2D23 11 Cr•dltorA: wllounts hlllng du¢ wlthla ontyur illlre8trfded R￿trIQtrd Totsl i￿nd• Totql 2023 21J22 A¢cru#ls Inoom• ncthved In adv 3.112 3,112 3J27 3.500 6,827 3.112 Tho chrrflifv o¢dvltles f￿1 wlthln thg Ifforded by th¢ pmiiions of the I￿NNe and CThpDrnllon Tixej Act 1988. A¢MTdlngly, th•re18 no taxail(A) Ch￿81 In thue a¢L*)unl Unrertrleted kntrl¢t¢d TolAI VMd• Tothl Fun 2022 Fund bIl4n￿3 Ot 30th Wember 2023 repru¢nted by: Current &ssets Current Ilabilitl 139,720 139.720 112 IJ6,607 93,552 6.827) 86.725 136.607 Th• Brld¥h Sv1* ofToAk•lo*•l hth*y I￿rIty 4u*b•r l•d3793) for the y¢Ar aded 30th Sept¢mber2023 l& Mov•me4ts Al •¢ Out8oknz l Oet 2122 ye•wreo¥ ￿￿•ve￿ TrA*xf•n 30 W23 14U30 192.947) 136ffj07 Rmtricted fwds Total fut 86.725 136.607 17. I￿A¥1dva1 •edvXy Perfon￿￿te Incame tec41%*l ftorn xdvtiies by the 5oBiety h [¢¢0￿￿￿ In SithffKn¢ of Fin¥￿(11 Adivities rn of •ny wu¥lliure. Ilowewr. in the opinicth of the C￿￿¢11, li is mort lffiprlanl to Ilecl ihe contr11x￿lOll mado by 1nd1vidu￿ acUvltl# tow•rd5 the So¢l¢tys I1￿ io show lotat In¢onw and ¢xpendittw•. aj pirt of th• the de¢•ll b¢low hu been prthed that demonstrths ¢Kh a¢flvlil& In¢(m¢ •MI ¢XP#KWtyr¢ W sl¥)w th¢ arAI the ¢oDithyJlion to the &xiety. M•¢¢li81 rplll (ku) BSTr Ann￿￿ S¢i¢rtific Mtttin8 2021 BSTr Annyli se￿*1￿¢ meeti￿ 2022 CES5 CES6 CES7 CFS¥ 49J29 37.736 IlJ93 20291 17JOO 60213 8.127 17.720 9,373 42,493 127,042 63J83 63,459 J7.720