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2022-03-31-accounts

Descriptionof thecharity's trusts
Type ofgoverning document District'sgoverningdocumentsarethoseoftheThe
Association. Theyconsist ofaRoyal Charter,whichin
turn gives authority totheBye Laws ofthe Associationand
ThePolicy,Organisation andRules ofThe Scout
(e.9.trust deed, constitution)
Howthe charityisconstituted is atrust establishedunder itsruleswhichare
toall Scouts.
(e.g.trust, association,comPanY)
Trustee selectionmethods Trusteesareappointedinaccordance with thePolicy,
(e.9.appointedby,electedbY) ionandRules ofTheScoutAssociation.
Additional governance issues(optional informationbutencouraged as bestpractice)
Youmaychoose toincludeadditional The DistrictismanagedbytheDistrict Executive Committee,
information, whererelevant,about: the membersofwhicharethe'CharityTrustees'ofthe
ictwhichis aneducationalcharity.Ascharitytrustees
areresponsibleforcomplyingwithlegislationapplicable
charities. Thisincludesthe registration,keeping proper
andmakingreturns tothe CharityCommissionas
Policies andproceduresadoptedfor:
a)theinduction andtrainingoftrustees;
b)trustee' considerationofmajor risks
and thesystems andProceduresto
manage them
Committee consistsof3 independentrepresentatives,
Chair,Treasurerand Secretarytogetherwith the District
Commissioner.(AIsoDeputyDistrict Commissioners,
AssistantDistrictcommissionersindividualgroup scout
ersifopted totakeontheresponsibility)and parent's
and meetsevery 3 months.
ofthe Executive Committee complete'Essential
nformation for Executive Committee'trainingwithin thefirst
monthsofjoiningthe committee.
District Executive Committee existstosupportthe
Comissionerinmeeting theresponsibilitiesofthe
ntments andis responsible for:
Themaintenance of Districtproperty;
raisingoffundsand theadministration ofDistrict
finance;
insurance ofpersons,propertyandequipment;
Districtpublicoccasions;
Assistinginthe recruitmentofleadersandotheradult
support;
Appointinganysub committeesthat maybe required;
AppointingDistrictAdministratorsandAdvisorsother than
Summaryofthe objectsofthecharityset Scouting existstoactivelyengageandsupportyoung people
outin itsgoverningdocument intheirpersonaldevelopment,
empowering them to makeapositivecontribution to society.
TheValues of Scouting
Scouts we areguidedbythesevalues:
-Weactwithintegrity;wearehonest, trustworthy
-Wehaveself-respect andrespectforothers.
-Wesupportothersandtakecare of theworldin
-We exploreourfaiths, beliefsand attitudes.
o-operation-We make apositivedifference;woco-
with others andmake friends"
takesplacewhenyoung people,inpartnershipwith
,work together basedon the
alues ofScouting and:
enjoy whattheyaredoing andhavefun
take partinactivities indoorsandoutdoors
learn by doing
shareinspiritual reflection
take responsibility and makechoices
undertakenew andchallenging activities
make andlivebytheirPromise.
Summaryofthe main activitiesinrelation
tothese objects
Runningdistricteventsforallsectionsin the district.
Supporting thesevenscoutgroupsin Roystondistrictasper
PORandhelpingtowardsleadertraining costsandleader
developmet onprojectsthatmeet theaimsofPOR
Runningthe14to25 sectionsofexplorer scoutsandscout
network.
Supportingtheselection ofparticipantsonbehalfof
hireCountyScout Counciland supportingthemto
raise to attend thefouryearlyworldseoutjamboree.
Additional detailsof theobjectivesandactivities(optional informationbutencouraged as best practice)
You maychoosetoinclude fu edonotmakegrantsto otherorganisations from ourmain
statements, whererelevant, about: alincome.Wemay havefundraisingeventswerun
fundraisingis splitfor example Easterrafflewhere
.policy ongrantmaking; scoutgroupsin ourdistrict sale ticketsonourbehalfandget
.contribution madebyvolunteers; percentageofthe moniesraised orticketsthey sell.
.policyon investments. edo makegrantstowardsleadertraining for leaders from
scoutgroupsin our districtwheretheyfitinwithour
plans and within thesetyearly budget.
edonot haveany investments
Public benefit statement Group meets theCharityCommission's
iaunder boththe advancementofeducationandthe
ent ofcitizenshiporcommunity development
41T700001(3rdDecember2018)
Summaryofthemainachievementsof
thecharity during the
Districts policyonreservesis toholdsuffici
tocontinuethecharitable activitiesoftheg
incomeandfundraisingactivitiesfallshort.T
DistrictExecutive Committee considersthattheg
holdasumequivalentto24monthsrunningcosts,
t10000. OnJamboreesign up thereisaliability
f4000perparticipant.Districtmustholdtheamou
perheadofparticipantsthatsign up whichthee10000
be used against, So if selectedtosend fivepeoplewemus
holdf20000 on signup.Thisamountwill thenreduce
payments aremade.
TheDistrict held reservesofapproximatelyf26000less
f5000yearlyrunning costsleavingt21000againstthisa
Quantify andexplainanydesignations
Details of anyfunds materiallyindeficit events doesmostlyshow expenses exceeding
(circumstancesplussteps to eliminate) income as some eventsneedpaymentsonbooking,When
young peoplesignup andpayments comein this then
balancesout.There willalways be eventsthatrunacross
financial
Furtherfinancialreviewdetails(optional information)
You maychoosetoinclude
information, whererelevant, about:
. the charity'sprincipalsources of Most ofthe charities incomeisfrom ourportion ofthe scout
(includinganyfundraising) ipfees whichis currentlye10perheadfromeach
personin the districtwhichis currentyaround500
bers.
Fundrasingis
usedfor the Jamboreeparticiapantshowever
ionalgrantsanddonations comeinthat areusedfor
activitiesandleadertraining
.how expenditurehassupportedthe
objectivesof the charity;
.investmentpolicy and obiectives;
District does not have sufficient fundstoinvestin
terminvestments.TheDistrict has thereforeadoptedari
averse strategyto theinvestmentofits funds.Allfunds
heldincash using onlymainstreambanksorbuildi
societies.
Plans forfutureperiods (detailsofany sixyoungpeople,Threeleaders andThreeservice
significant activitiesplanned toachieve to theworld Jamboree in2023. Majorfundraisingbeing
them) to support this.
Signature(s)
Fullname(s) Rhind
Position(egSecretary,Chair) CommissionerlCommissioner
Date
Accounts Royston District Scouts 1-4-21 to 31-3-22
2021-2022
Income
Badge MoneyFrom Groups 3,129.83
Bank Interest 0.04
Donation 0.00
Events - Cubs 322.00
Events - Explorers 524.50
Events - Scouts 3,800.00
Events - YoungLeaders 0.00
Hertfordshire Scouts Lottery 29.12
Lye End Farm 0.00
MembershipFees 29,174.00
Test Payments 10.00
WSJ2023 Fundraising 747.05
Expense
Admin 69.78
Badges 3,743.83
Bank Fees 0.01
Donation Bequest 0.00
Events - Cubs 350.00
Events - Explorers 889.17
Events - Leaders 450.00
Events - Scouts 1,594.94
Events - YoungLeaders 0.00
Hertfordshire Scouts Lottery 0.00
Insurance 42.00
WSJ2023 Jamboree District Support 1,750.00
WSJ2023 Jamboree Loans 1,300.00
Leader Training 0.00
Lye end Farm 0.00
Meetings 0.00
Meetings - Explorers 11.65
MembershipCosts 24,144.00
Online Scout Manager 103.40
Rent 0.00
Test Payments 10.00
Venue Maintenance 21.00
WSJ2023 0.00
YoungLeader Training 0.00
Account balances
Royston District Scouts Lloyds 6,095.40
Barclays Main Account 19,965.49
Barclays(Lochearnhead) 298.85
Santander Badge Account 1,504.91
Summary
Account balance brought forward 24,607.89
Total income 37,736.54
Total expenditure 34,479.78
Net income 3,256.76
Account balance carried forward 27,864.65
Liabilities
Jamboree 2023(6 Youth Members) £19,765.00
Jamboree 2023(3 IST Members) £750.00

Notes

Jamboree Liabilities 2023 are for when we agree to take places to allow us to send young people under 18 The above amount is what was owed at 31st of March 2022 Royston District Scouts are responsible for this payments

International Service Team (IST) and unit leaders are responsible for their own payments

Jamboree IST Is agreed donation to ITS members to be paid to them once confirmed they are committed

Royston District Scouts collectively fundraising to send 6 under 18s, 3 International Service Team (18-25) and three leaders selected to run units.

Independent examiner’s report to the trustees of Royston District Scout Council

I report to the trustees on my examination of the accounts of the Royston District Scouts for the year ended 31[st] March 2022.

Responsibilities and basis of report

As the charity trustees of the Royston District Scouts you are responsible for the preparation of the accounts in accordance with the requirements of the Charities Act 2011 (‘the Act’).

I report in respect of my examination of the Royston District Scouts accounts carried out under section 145 of the 2011 Act and in carrying out my examination I have followed all the applicable Directions given by the Charity Commission under section 145(5)(b) of the Act.

Independent examiner’s statement

I have completed my examination. I confirm that no material matters have come to my attention in connection with the examination giving me cause to believe that in any material respect:

  1. accounting records were not kept in respect of the Royston District Scouts as required by section 130 of the Act; or

  2. the accounts do not accord with those records.

I have no concerns and have come across no other matters in connection with the examination to which attention should be drawn in this report in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached.

Signed:

Name: Emma Farquhar BFP FCA

Relevant professional qualification or membership of professional bodies (if any): Fellow of the ICAEW, membership number 9251030

Address: 43 Medcalfe Way, Melbourn, Cambridgeshire SG8 6HU

Date: 29 January 2023