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2021-03-31-accounts

The Trustees The Trustees have made the following
professional
appointments:
have made the following
professional
appointments:
Solicitor: H Montlake
8c Co, 198 High Street, llford, Essex IG1 1LX
Auditor: Kreston Reeves, Montague
Place, Quayside,
Chatham
Maritime,
Chatham, ME4
4QU
Bankers: CAF Bank Limited, 25 Kings
Hill Avenue,
Kings Hill, West Mailing, Kent ME194JQ
CCLA Investment
Management
Limited,
80Cheapside,
London
EC2V 6DZ
Virgin Money, Jubilee House, Gosforth, Newcastle
upon Tyne, NE3
4PL
The Charity Bank Limited, Fosse House, 182 High Street, Tonbridge, TN9 1BE
Nationwide
Building Society, Nationwide
House, Pipers Way, Swindon, SN38 1NW
Stockbrokers: Quilter Cheviot Investment
Management,
Senator House, 85 Queen Victoria St,
London
EC4V 4AB
Insurance Brokers: Insurance
Services (Surrey) Ltd, PO Box
1533,Waking,
GU22 2RY
Secondsight,
Foster Denovo Group, 2 Hamm Moor Lane, Weybridge,
Surrey KT15 2SA
The following key senior members
of staff are responsible
for the day-to-day
activities
of the charity who
together with the Trustees form the key management
personnel
of
the charity:
Dr Marisa Mason Chief Executive
8~ Company
Secretary
Dr Neil Smith Clinical Researcher 5 Deputy Chief Executive

Association
ofAnaesthetists
Association
ofAnaesthetists
Royal College of Ophthalmologists Royal College of Ophthalmologists
Dr M Nathanson
—demitted
5 November 2020 Vacancy
Dr W Fawcett —appointed 5 November 2020
Association
ofSurgeons ofGreat Britain
and Ireland Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health
Mr M Lansdown Drl Doughty
Royal College of Emergency Medicine Royal College of Physicians of London
Dr A Boyle Dr M Kumwenda,
Dr H Skene and Dr A Gibson
Faculty of Dental Surgery Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow
MrJ Dhanda Dr M McKirdy
Faculty of Intensive
Care
Medicine Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
Dr J Butler Dr J MacLeod
Lay Representatives Royal College of Psychiatrists
Mr S Barasi —demitted
9
July 2020 Dr J Carlile —demitted
28January 2021
Royal College ofAnaesthetists Royal College of Radiologists
Dr CCarey and Dr K Ramchandaran Prof R McWilliams
Royal College ofGeneral Practitioners Royal College of Pathologists
Vacancy Dr L Igali
Royal College of Nursing Royal College ofSurgeons of Edinburgh
Dr N Ashby Miss A Paisley
Royal College ofObstetricians and Gynaecologists Royal College ofSurgeons of England
Dr T Hillard Miss SVig
Eleven consultants had been on secondment to NCEPOD as Clinical Co-ordinators between 1April 2020 and 31
March 2021, committing to between
one and
two sessions per week,
Dr M Docherty Liaison Psychiatry
Dr A Goodwin Anaesthesia
and Critical Care
Dr M Juniper Respiratory
Medicine
Dr K Malbon Paediatrics
Dr S McPherson Radiology
Dr A Michalski Paediatric Oncology
Mr M Sinclair General Surgery
Dr V Srivastava Acute Medicine
Dr A Tavare General
Practice
Dr K Wilkinson Paediatric Anaesthesia
Mr J Abercrombie Surgery

1. Form the Study Advisory Group (SAG) 6.Test data collection methods 11.Data analysis
2. Write the protocol 7, Meet with the SAG for a second time 12.Write the report
3, Design the questionnaires 8. Final protocol to Steering Group and HQIP 13.Design the report
4. Advertise the study 9.Start data collection 14.Publish the report
5. Advertise for Reviewers 10.Run Reviewer meetings

Area ofstudy: Milestone reached:
Dysphagia
in Parkinson's
Disease Report being written
Physical healthcare in mental health hospitals Data being collected
Epilepsy Data being collected
Community
acquired
pneumonia Study being developed
Crohn's disease Study being developed
Transition
between
child and adult healthcare Study being developed
Endornetriosis Study being developed
End of life care Study being developed
Testicular torsion Study being developed
Natural
deaths
in prison
Study being developed

Total Total
Notes 2021 2020
f f
INCOME FROM:
Donations 12,000 132,300
Charitable
activities
1,154,353 1,216,461
Investments 10,303 18,139
TOTAL INCOME 1,176,656 1,366,900
EXPENDITURE ON:
Charitable
activities
972,248 1,278,134
TOTAL EXPENDITURE 972,248 1,278,134
Net gain/(loss)
on
investments 34,820 (53,061)
NET INCOME 239,228 35,705
NET MOVEMENT IN FUNDS 239,229 35,705
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Fund balances
brought
forward
at 1April 2020 1,276,343 1,240,638
FUND BALANCES CARRIED FORWARD
AT31MARCH 2021 1,515,571 1,276,343
Notes 2021 2020
f f
FIXED ASSETS
Tangible assets 3,292 7,489
Investments 212,538 151,957
215,830 159,446
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors 355,757 361,396
Cash at bank and in hand 1,091,609 770,598
1,447,366 1,131,994
LIABILITIES
Creditors: Amounts falling due within one year 10 {147,625) (15,097)
NET CURRENT ASSETS 1,299,741 1,116,897
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT LIABILITIES
& NET ASSETS 1,515,571 1,276,343
THE FUNDS OF THE CHARITY
Unrestricted
income
funds
General
Fund
1,495,571 1,256,343
Designated
Premises
Fund 20,000 20,000
TOTAL CHARITY FUNDS 1,515,571 1,276,343
Notes 2021 2020
f f
Cash flows from operating activities
Net cash provided
by operating
activities 13 338,206 122,131
Cash flows from investing activities
Interest from investments 10,303 18,139
Purchase oftangible
fixed
assets (1,737) (6,634)
Receipts from sale of investments 174,875 38,055
Purchase ofinvestments (200,637) (28,125)
Net cash (outflow) inflow from investing activities (17,196) 21,415
Increase (decrease)
in cash for the year
321,011 143,546
Cash brought
forward
770,598 627,052
Cash carried forward
1,091,609 770,598

Total Total
2021 2020
f f
DONATIONS:
Donated services 12,000 132,300
12,000 132,300
INCOME FROM CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES —DESIGNING AND RUNNING CONFIDENTIAL SURVEY
Healthcare
Quality
Improvement 1,091,234 1,178,086
Partnership
(HQIP)
Private hospitals 49,800 32,050
Conference,
exhibition
and other
income sources 13,319 6,325
1,154,353 1,216,461
INVESTMENT INCOME
Dividends 8,161 13,907
Bank interest receivable on
short term cash deposits 2,142 4,232
10,303 18,139
Total Total
2021 2020
E E
Support costs (note 5) 244,142 290,704
Direct staff costs (note 6) 515,358 588,651
Other direct expenditure:
Staff healthcare,
training,
and recruitment 1,441 385
Clinical co-ordinators
secondments
177,881 136,244
Clinical reviewers
(donated
services) 12,000 132,300
Clinical co-ordinators,
reviewers,
and
staff expenses 6,508 60,566
Consultancy 2,009 388
Temporary
staff costs
427
Conference,
exhibition,
and meetings
expenses (2,325) 10,703
Operating
lease rentals:
Plant and machinery 5,666 5,666
Other printing
and report
production costs 5,536 35,277
Postage and distribution 4,032 5,346
Cardiff University —Child Health project 11,477
972,248 1,278,134
Support Governance Total Total
costs costs 2021 2020
f f f f
5. SUPPORT AND GOVERNANCE COSTS
Staff costs (note 6) 691 691 1,490
Other expenditure:
Operating
lease rentals:
Land and buildings 136,747 136,747 145,620
Other premises costs 15,854 15,854 20,810
Auditors'
remuneration:
Audit fees 10,288 10,288 10,000
Bookkeeping
and payroll costs
10,920 166 11,086 26,217
Public relations 447 7 454
Computer
expenses
30,660 467 31,127 30,111
Insurance 17,370 265 17,635 17,077
Sundry expenses 4,183 64 4,247 13,063
Telephone 4,468 68 4,536 2,832
Office costs 5,319 81 5,400 10,877
Steering Group expenses 3,837
Trustee expenses 3,042
Depreciation
—owned assets
5,849 5,934 5,640
Bank charges 143 143 88
231,960 12,181 244,142 290,704

EAR COMPARATIVE
Support Governance Total Total
costs costs 2020 2019
f E f E
SUPPORT AND GOVERNANCE COSTS
Staff costs (note 6) 1,490 1,490 1,462
Other expenditure:
Operating
lease rentals:
Land and buildings 145,620 145,620 113,972
Other premises costs 20,810 20,810 16,919
Auditors'
remuneration:
Audit fees 10,000 10,000 10,668
Bookkeeping
and payroll costs
26,138 79 26,217 27,375
Computer
expenses
30,021 90 30,111 24,159
Insurance 17,026 51 17,077 16,186
Sundry expenses 13,024 39 13,063 9,396
Telephone 2,824 8 2,832 4,087
Office costs 10,844 33 10,877 11,761
Steering Group 3,837 3,837 2,930
Trustee expenses 3,042 3,042 2,576
Depreciation
—owned assets
5,623 17 5,640 5,237
Bank charges 88 88 88
275,855 14,849 290,704 246,816
2021 2020
6. STAFF COSTS
No. No.
The average monthly number of persons employed by
NCEPOD during the year (excluding Trustees) was:
Designing
and running
of confidential surveys 14 14
Staff costs for the above persons:
Wages and salaries 434,049 492,875
Social security costs 38,975 50,210
Pension costs 43,025 47,055
516,049 590,141
Staff costs are allocated in the financial statements, as follows:
Designing
and running
ofconfidential surveys —unrestricted 515,358 588,651
Governance
costs
691 1,490
516,049 590,141

Computer Fixtures &
equipment fittings Total
E f E
Cost:
1April 2020 49,303 15,033 64,336
Additions 1,737 1,737
Disposals (20,689) (20,689)
31March 2021 30,351 15,033 45,384
Depreciation:
1April 2020 42,361 14,486 56,847
Charge
in
the year 5,536 398 5,934
Depreciation
on disposal
(20,689) (20,689)
31March 2021 27,208 14,884 42,092
Net book value:
31March 2021 3,143 149 3,292
31March 2020 6,942 547 7,489
2021 2020
INVESTMENTS
Listed investments:
Opening
balance at 1April
151,957 214,903
Additions at cost 200,637 39,997
(inc cash account movement) (11,872)
Disposals (174,875) (38,010)
Realised gains/losses in investments 22,918
Unrealised gains/losses on investments 11,902 (53,061)
Market value at 31March 212,538 151,957

2021 2020
Analysis ofinvestment
holdings
Invesco Perpetual Enhanced ln Ld Ord (IPE) 44,412
Balfour Beatty curn cnv pref (BBYB) 33,828
CQS New City High Yield Fund Ltd Ord Npv (NCYF) 27,730
QC Global income and Growth Fund 212,538 43,774
Cash 2 213
Market value at 31March 212,538 151,957
DEBTORS
Amounts
failing due within
one year:
Trade debtors 287,351 292,841
Other debtors 25,645 28,050
Prep ayments 42,761 40,505
355,757 361,396
10. CREDITORS
Amounts
falling due within
one year:
Trade creditors 35,268 2,008
Accruals and deferred
income
112,357 13,089
147,625 15,097
Deferred income
Deferred income at 1April 2020
Resources deferred
during
the year 88,000
Amounts
released
from previous years
88,000

1April Income Expenditure Gain on 31March
2020 Investment 2021
f f f f f
Unrestricted income funds:
General Fund 1,256,343 1,176,656 (972,247) 34,820 1,495,571
Designated Premises 20,000 20,000
Fund
1,276,343 1,176,656 (972,247) 34,820 1,515,571

1 April Income Expenditure Loss on 31March
2019 Investment 2020
f f f
Unrestricted income funds:
General Fund 1,220,638 1,366,900 (1,278,134) (53,061) 1,256,343
Designated Premises 20,000 20,000
Fund
1,240,638 1,366,900 (1,278,314) (53,061) 1,276,343
NALYSIS OF NET ASSETS BETWEEN FUNDS
Fixed asset Tangible fixed Net current Total
investments assets assets
f f f
Unrestricted income funds:
General Fund 212,538 3,292 1,279,741 1,495,571
Designated Premises Fund 20,000 20,000
NET ASSETS AT 31MARCH 2020 212,538 3,292 1,299,741 1,515,571
Fixed asset Tangible fixed Net current Total
investments assets assets
f f f
Unrestricted income funds:
General Fund 151,957 7,489 1,116,897 1,276,343
Designated Premises Fund 20,000 20,000
NET ASSETS AT31MARCH 2019 151,957 7,489 1,136,897 1,296,343

2021 2020
f f
Net income for the year 239,228 35,705
Depreciation
(note
7) 5,934 5,640
(Gains)/loss
on investments
(34,820) 53,061
Interest from investment (10,303) (18,139)
Decrease (Increase) in debtors 5,639 51,471
(Decrease) increase in creditors 132,528 (5,607)
Net cash from oper ating activities 338,206 122,131

2021 2020
Land 5 Building Equipment Land 8 Building Equipment
Within 1year f142,000 f5,606 f142,000 f5,608
Within 2-5 years f71,000 f1,402 f213,000 f7,008
Total f213,000 f7,008 f355,000 f12,616
15. NET DEBT RECONCILIATION
At 1 April 2020 Cash flows At 31March 2021
f
Cash at bank and in hand 770,598 321,011 1,091,609
Debt
Total 770,598 321,011 1,091,609
16. ANALYSIS OF CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS
2021 2020
f f
Cash in hand 1,091,609 1,091,609
Total cash and cash equivalents 1,091,609 1,091,609