TAUNTON MINSTER Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Saillt Mary Magdalene Taunton ANNUAL REPORT and ACCOUNTS 2024 AUNTON INSTER ST MARY MAGDALENE To know Christ better and to make Christ better known
REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION Name: Taunton Minster (PCC of St Mary Magdalene Church, Taunton) Location: Taunton Minster, Church Square, Taunton TA I I SA Correspondence Address: PCC Secretary clo Benefice Office, Whirligig Lan¢, Taunton TAI I SQ e-mail: office 7tauntonminster.or www.tauntonminster.org PCC Membership as of 31 December 2024: Reverend Tobic Osmond Rcverend Jamie Fox Reverend Louise Bale Lesley Webb Ray Tully. Alan Ladd Claire Mort Marléne Phillips Georgina Morgan Sandra Hall Miles Quick Paul Hughes Sandra Jordan Carolin¢ L¢e Victoria Black Alli Saltrese-Taylor Charlotte Brand Nicola Johnson Andrew Crook¢s Nigel Birkett (Co-opted) Chair Curate Curate (Non-stipendiary) Churchward¢n Churchwarden PCC Vice Chair Deanery Synod Deanery Synod Standing Committee members Jonathan Drew Anthew Lewis Nigel Birkett PCC Secretary LegAI Advisor Honorary Treasurer Day-to-day Managernent Stsnding Committee STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT The Parochial Church Council (PCC) The Parochial Church Council is a corporate body established by the Church of England. The PCC operates under the Parochial Church Council Powers Measure. In accordance with statute the PCC is registered with th¢ Charity Commission undcr No. 1134818. Appointment to the PCC The appointment of PCC members is governed by and set out in the current edition of the Church Representation Rules. [1]
PCC Organisation The PCC meets at least 4 times a year. Each member is also a member of one of the 3 main Committees.. Mission, Worship and Finance & Property. A Standing Committee comprising the Chair, Curates, Churchward¢ns, PCC Secretary and two representative members of the PCC, meets as necessary between PCC meetings. CHAIRMAN?S REPORT Annual Report to APCM We are a Church of England church at the heart of the County Town of Somerset in Taunton. We worship God, Creator, Redeemer and Sustainer, with a mission statement of "To know Clllist better and make Christ better known." Taunton Minster echoes and supports the ministy of the Bishops of Bath and Wells and Taunton, and the work of Wells Cathedral, in a similar way to Bath Abbey in th¢ north of the diocese. We are a gathering place, welcoming all and offering a breadth of Anglican worship, where we know Christ and endeavour to make Christ better known. We are a place of prayer and stillness in the centre of a busy county town. We serve the town as a non-politi¢al presence, particularly at times of national crisis. As Taunton Minster we are continuing with our rebranding working on signage both onsite and around the town. Minster Council Having met for a few years with numbers dwindling for meetings we continue to strive to serve the town in a non-political way. The best meeting so far had been the one about young people and what we as a Minster could do to help the local situation, which is one of the driving forces behind the Minster House proj¢ct. We are fulfilling the principles by being involved in the County's Local Community Networks, the WOTk we have done with the High Sheriff of Somerset and the Lord Lieutenancy's drive for a multi faith conversation. We had three meetings in 2024 with a desire to continue. Art and Culture We are an integral part of Taunton Town and Somerset County's Arts and Cultur¢ working group. We have served the town by hosting two big international pieces of art now from Luke Jearn, with some great success. The Minster has helped serve the diocese in a huge way with ordinations and confrnations and hosting conferences. This year we have: Souls of our Shoes a Mother's Union sponsored piece of art raising awareness for dom¢stic abuse Knife Angel, a national piece of art raising awareness of knife crime, whilst it was hosted in the town we held the opening ceremony and were integral in the closing ceremony Hidden voices, hosted an art exhibition from many artists focused on modern slavery. Taunton Together a town wide celebration of the end of summer where we hosted artwork from two local schools and had the river Tone flowing through the centre of the Minster W¢ continue to be a prime venue for concerts, not least the huge G4 concert. with a large number plamied for next year. Thank Yous I would also lik¢ to personally thank the Churchwardens (Lesley and Ray) and PCC and for all their work for all that we have achieved this year. We said goodbye to Duncan and hello to Jason. The verging department is k¢y to us achieving what we need to be doing as Minster. They continue to be a great help to me personally, and the mantra of 'there is always a way, is incredibly helpful. They continue to be supported by Brian our cleaner. [2]
The ministy team continues to be a huge support, saying goodbye to Jamie as he moved on and a warni welcome to Louise as sh¢ changed roles and grows into her work here. Gwen, Valerie and Alli have grown our team. A huge thanks to our team leaders that meet at our monthly staff meeting. Margaret and Susamie in the office that work away at all our printed material. and then all those that contribute to our Today Sheets and Together Magazine, we give thanks to Richard Austin for his work on the magazine over so many years, and look fonvard to what the magazine might bring us into the future with Valerie at the helm. Sandra Hall and her team in th¢ Coffee shop and foT all their challenges this year, for the highs (another 5 star check), we truly could not do what we do without the huge team that run the coffee shop. Thank you to Chcryl Birkett and her team in the Bookshop, Miles Quick and the choirs, Choristers and readers, and all who help with our music in th¢ building. Sandra Daw and the team working with the children and young people on a Sunday and with the other things that go on in the church, Anne Chidgey and the flowcr t¢am have been outstanding with their work to make the building look cven more beautiful through our festivals. Pen Cooper and the tower team, with bell ringing training and competitions. and tours when we have been able to get to th¢ top. Obviously our accounts and the hard work that goes on with our finances with Nigcl leading and the team of counters behind the scenes. Our Eco Task force is doing a lot of work forwarding the fifth mark of Anglican Mission, and we look fonvard to how wc might get close to rLllming at carbon net zero, not easy for a mcdieval building like the Minster. We thanked G¢off and Jan Hays for all their work with DBS and safeguarding and welcomed Alli into her role as PSO, we have a number of people now helping with delivering our target for creating a safer church. This is where it gets complicated as there are so many people that organise and run things at the Minster, I want to thank you all for all you do. Readers, listeners) pray-ers, young and old(er7) alike. Worship Central to all that we do is our worship. We Continue to offer a broad range of worship opportunities, from quiet 1662 Prayer Book Communi0 through to modern, contemporary servÉces of the word with a music group at our Refresh services which have been looking at the wornen in the Bible. All endeavouring to worship our God. We continue to revive our liturgies, creating seasons for Creationtide and Stewardship. Children and Young People We are very grateful to all that have looked after OUT children and young people over th¢ year. Our aim is still to have a hub t'or them in the old vicarag¢ garage now called the 'Minster House, and we are grateful for Nigel championing the lead on this PTOjCCt and that, as this is being written, building work is going ahead, whilst there is still a £48K deficit on the second phase we are hopeful that this will bc mpleted by Autumn 2025. Because of this we have made strong links with various outside agencies, not least Young Somerset that will be able to use the building until we are able to support our own outreach worker. We continue to work with the County Council on the Local Community Network for Children and Young Pcople. Our choirs continue to go from strength to strength with a large number of people h¢lping run a number of young peoples events on Friday nights and these young p¢ople play a huge part running our first Sunday of the month services. Welcome and mission are strong components in our congregation, and this is only heightened by the many things that we are now doing in our community, hosting the village agents and a monthly digital cafe. W¢ helped the Lord Lieutenant of Somerset host a service on behalf of the Princess of Wales for her Christmas project on Compassion this year. We helped the High Sheriff of Somerset host his annual event linked with thanking all in the comrnunity that organis¢ volunteering. [3]
The peregrine project continues to be successful, being able to view live pictures of their activities via a CCTV link. We had four eggs hatcty wilh one loss so three birds surviving to adulthood in 2024 (four eggs again this year although hatching as I writ¢). Safeguarding We are very conscious of Safeguarding within the Church of England and this year have rLm a number of events to promote a safer church, with introductions to safeguarding, helping as many people as we can through Basic and Foundation courses, as well as overhauling our volunteer and recruiting policies. Schools We hav¢ continued to build links with our schools this year, not least with holding very succ¢ssfid Easter Experiences, this year with nearly 600 children coming through the building. Pastoral Team The Pastoral team worked very hard through 2024, with ongoing training with th¢ help of Gwen and Louise, co-ordinated by Margaret Austin with a number of new people coming in to help, Communlcation we continue to endeavour to stay in touch with members of the congregation and those wanting to hear news from the Minster, particularly if they cannot attend, so we ty and have as many services as possible live stream¢d. We are aided by the work that has gone into the website and the weekly ernail briefing, and our ongoing printed material of the Today sheet and Together Magazine. 2024 has continued to b¢ a year of change and this will ever be the case. But I continue to love serving here, and I look forward to seeing our growing number of people that attend worship? wanting to help volunteer and explore the building. Personal A huge moment for us as a family this year was welcoming our fourth child, Benjy, into our crazy mix, and it was truly a blessing having him baptised with the mixed congregations of the Minster and St Mary's Bridgwater. My loves continue to be my wonderful, supportive and intelligent wife, our four great children and our dogs. Outside of the work in this church I continue my training work for the diocese with Curat¢s, placement students and running various training days, as well as work on the Dioc¢san Board of Education and Somerset County Council's Scrutiny Committe¢ for Families and Children and Somerset County Schools Forum. My spare tim¢ continues to be focused on family, the Motorbike, Rugby, and skiing when I get a chance. FINALYCIAL REVIEW Und¢rlying unrestricted income rose to £ 236,779 (2023 £207,761) due particularly to a very encouraging increase of over 17 % in Plann Giving by our members, plate collections at Sunday services and the associated Gift Aid. This follows an intentional focus on stewardship the previous AutLllnn. Magdalene's Coffee Shop continues to be very popular and its contribution after cost of provisions ros¢ by over l O % to £73,059 to help meet the running costs of the church and contribute to the development of Minster House (fornierly known as the Coach House). Minster House will be our new Mission Hub focusing particularly on work with chilthen and young people and linking with MIND and Young Somerset. In last year's Financial Review we looked forward to the tendeTed responses for the development with "prayerful trepidation" now we look fonvard to completing the project by Autumn 2025 with a lot of faith! [4]
The development costs have proved challenging despite receiving £97,295 in legacies during the year. With overall contractor-based costs amounting to £340,000 (including over £30,000 for trenching electricity, water and telecom services), we decided to go ahead with renovating the first floor flat and continue to pursue further grants and donations before committing to the development of the ground floor. Of course, it makes sense to complete the work whilst our contractors are onsite. and we pray this will be done. Overall. our General Fund expenditure rose by nearly l O % to £206.407 largely due to an increase of 20% in our Parish Share contribution to £87,000 (2023 £72,000), still £20,000 short of the level of £107,000 requested by the Diocesc but over 650/0 of total Giving. RESERVES POLICY AND FUTURE COMMITMENTS Our G¢nernt Fund reserve remains at £45,000 representing just under 3 months, expenditure. With our payment £20,000 below the requested P]sh Share of approximately £107,000, w¢ continue to hold our Reserve at that minimum level as we seek to raise our contribution. A new basis of assessment comes into force this year: 'Parish Share. becomes a requested 'Benefice Share. for both Taunton Minster and St John's. The new calculation is based on 3 elements: Direct Ministry costs, Diocesan wide costs, and a Mutuality and Generosity contribution to support areas in the Diocese unable to pay their full contribulion. Whilst the new calculation is favourable to Taunton Minster by reducing our requested contribution to around £82,000 from £107.000 at current cost levels, this reduction will be phased in over 5 years. During that period of transition however, we can expect to be challenged to make up for shortfalls in our l¢vel of contributions over the last 4 years. We are committed to completing the development of the Mission Hub and flat at Minster House. The funding shortfall as of April 2025 has b¢en reduced to £48,000 following receipt of very generous donations and an llnexp¢ct l¢gacy. To meet this final challenge, we continue to seek grants. donations or short-terni loans, whilst our regular income is fully committed to meet the cost of running and maintaining the Minster as a centre for worship, Cbristian teaching> and mission. [5]
TAurON MINSTER (Parochial Church Council of SL Mary Magdalene. Taunton) Balance Sheet as at 31 December 2024 2024 2023 Note FIXED ASSErs Tangible In*stmerrt CURRENT ASSErs Stock 4,432 Debtors 18,588 12,000 Short Term Deposits 284,276 176.017 Cash at bank and in hand 12,974 16.556 320.682 209,005 LIABILITIES Credttors - amounts falling due in one year 9,584 5.163 NEf CURREKf AssErs 311,098 203,842 Total assets less current liabilltles 311.098 203.842 Creditor5 - amounts falling due after one year TOTAL NEf ASSErs 311,098 203,842 PARISH FUNDS Unrestricted 280,508 168.969 Restricted 30,590 34873 311.098 203,842 Approved by the Parochial Church Councll on Reverend Toble Osmond Vicar l¢i&)U
TAUNTON MINSTER (Parochial Church Councll of SL Mary Magdaleno. Taunton) Statement of Financlal Activitiesfor the year endlng 31 December 2024 Unrestricted Restrlcted Funds Funds TOTAL FUNDS 2024 2023 Note INCOME Voluntary Income Activities for generating funds Church Actimties Inting aGtiviti8S Extraordinary It8ms 2{a) 2(b) 2(c) 2(d) 2{e) 230.401 113.198 12.177 10,148 1,774 4,498 232.175 117,696 12.177 11,755 6.742 120.489 105.141 8.207 4,414 20.539 1,607 6,742 Total Income 365,924 14,621 380.545 258.790 EXPENDITURE Church Actimties Activities for generating fvnds Extraordinary items 3(a) 3(b) 3(c} 209, 153 30,776 14.868 4,515 2,184 12.205 213.668 32.960 27.073 195,617 26.920 19.677 Total Expendlture 254797 18.904 273,701 242.214 Net Income before other recognlsed gains and losse Rerdluation of stock in Gifts & Books shop 111.127 412 (4,283) 106.844 412 16.576 21 Net Movement In Funds 111,539 (4.283) 107.256 16,597 Balances brought forward 1 January 2024 168.9f)9 34,873 203.842 187,245 Balances carried forward 31 DerAmber 2024 280.508 30,590 311,098 203.842 [7]
Notes to the financial statements I. ACCOUNTING POLICIES The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the Church Accounting Regulations 2006 together with applicable accounting stsndards and th¢ Charites SORP (FRS102). The financial statements have been prepared under the historical cost convention except for the valuation of assets. which are shown at market value. The financial statements include all transactions, assets and liabilities for which the PCC is responsible in law. They do not include the accounts ofchurch groups that owe their affiliation to anoth¢r bodyy nor those that are infonnal gatherings of church members. Funds Endowment funds are funds, the capital of which must be maintsined" only income arising from investment of the endowment may be used either as restricted or unrestricted funds depending upon the putpose for which the endowment was established. Restricted funds represent (a) incom¢ from trusts or endowments which may be expended only on those restricted objects provided in the ternis of th¢ trust or b¢quest, and (b) donations or grants received for a specific purpose or invited by the PCC for a specific object. Th¢ funds may only be expended on the specific objert for which they were given. Any balances remaining unspent at the end of the year must be carried forward as a balance on that fund. The PCC does not usually invest separately for each fund. Where there is no separate investment, interest is apportioned to individual funds on an average balance basis. Unrestricted funds are general funds which can be used for PCC ordinary or designated pUoses. Income Planned Giving. collections and donations are recognised when received. Tax refunds are recognised when the incoming resource to which they relate are received. Grants and legacies are a¢¢ounted for when the PCC is legally entitled to the amounts due. Dividends are accountable when receivable, interest is accrued for gross. Expenditure Grants and donations are accounted for when paid over, or when awarded. if that award creates a binding or Constructive obligation on the PCC. The diocesan parish share is accounted for when due. Amounts received specifically for mission are dealt with as restricted funds. All other expenditure is generally recognised when it is incurred and is accounted for gross. Fixed Assets Consecrated and benefice property is not included in the accounts in accordance with $.96(2)(a) of the Chariti¢s Act 1983. Movable church fiwnishings held by the vicar and ¢hurchward¢ns on Sp¢cial trust for the PCC and which require a faculty for disposal are inalienable property, listed in the church's inventory which can be inspected (at any reasonable time). For an)thing acquired prior to 2000 there is insufficient cost inforn]ation available and therefore such assets are not valued in fmancial statements. Subsequently no individual item has cost more than £1,000 so all expenditure has been written off when incurred. Equipment used within the church premises is depreciated on a straight-line basis over four years. Individual items of equipment with a purchase price of £2,500 or less are written off when the asset is acquired. 18]
CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES Independent examiner's report on the accounts Report to the trustees TAUNTON MINSTER (ST MARY MAGDALENE TAUNTON PCC) On accounts for the year ended 31 Dember 2024 Charity no (If any) 1134818 Set out on pages I report to the trustees on my examination of the accounts of the above charity ("the Trust.) for the year ended 3111212024 Responsibilities and basis of report As the charily's trustees, you are responsible for the preparation of the accounts in accordance with the requirements of the Charities Act 2011 ("Ihe Acf,). I report in respect of my examination of the Trust's accounts carried out under section 145 of the 2011 Act and in carrying out my examinalion, I have followed all the applicable Directions gNen by the Charity Commission under section 145{5)(b) of the Act. trhe charity's gross income exeded £250.000 and l am qualified to Independent examine¢s undertake the examination by being a qualified member of the Association statement of CertFfied and Chartered accountants I have completed my examination. I confim that no material matters have come to my attention in connection wilh the examination which gives me cause to believe that in, any material respect: the accounting records were not kept in accordance with section 130 of the Charities Act; or the accounts did not accord with the accounting reGords' or the accounts did not comply with the applicable requirements conceming the form and content of accounts set out in the Charities (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008 other than any requirement that the accounts give a Irue and fairf view which is not a matter considered as part of an independent examination. I have no cOnmS 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. ' Please delete the words in the braGket8 rfthey do not apply. Signed: Date: -OLk-l?z< Name: CHRISTOPHER MAINSTONE FCCA 2336624
TAUNTON MINSTER (Parochlal Church Councll of St Mary Magdalene. Taunton) statement of Financial ktivltlesfor the year onding 31 Docembor 2024 2. INCOME Unrestricted Funds 84,878 13,421 24,545 10.262 97,295 230,401 Restrlctod Funds TOTAL FUNDS 2024 2023 84.878 70,930 13.421 13,225 24,979 20,892 11.602 10.442 97,295 5.000 232.175 120,489 2(8) Voluntary Income Planned Giving Plate Collections Gift Aid reclaimed Donations. appeals etc. Legacies 434 1,340 1.774 2(b) Actlvlties for generatlng funds Fund raising entS Bookshop Coffee Shop Magazine 5,244 13.795 91.143 3,016 113.198 4.498 9.742 13,795 91,143 3,016 117.696 7.296 13.878 80,865 3,102 105,141 4498 2{c) Church Actlvltles Letting of church prOrtieS Fees 9,394 2,783 12,177 9,394 2.783 12,177 5,361 8,207 2(d) Investing activitles Interest 10.148 10.148 1.607 1.607 11,755 11.755 4.414 4.414 2(e) Extraordinary itsms Church Weekend Away eNpnt GAIA ent 2023 6.742 6.742 20.539 TOTAL INCOME 365,924 14.621 380,545 258,790 [10]
TAurON MINSTER (Parochlal Church Council crf SL Mary Magdalenè. Taunton) statement of Financial Activitles for the year endlng 31 D0mber 2024 3. EXPENDITURE Unrnstrictèd Funds Restrlcted Funds TOTAL FUNDS 2024 48) Church actlvltles Mission and Charttable Gimng Home Ov2rse8S 2023 100 853 244 1.097 953 244 1.197 308 324 632 100 Ministry: Diocesan parish share other ministry costs Church running costs Repairs. renewals & general upkeep Salary and fees Office & domestic costs 87,000 87,000 3.036 34.010 13.750 61.357 13,318 213.668 72.000 2.342 34,524 20,066 58,852 7.200 195.617 150 34.010 10.482 61.357 13.318 209,153 3,268 4,515 3(b) Actlvltlos for generatlng funds Cost of fun4J raising eNents Bookshop Coffee Shop 5.482 7,210 18.084 30.776 2,184 7.666 7,210 18.084 32.960 4,777 7.225 14.918 26,920 2.184 3(c) Extraordinary items Minster House: Mission Hub Church Weekend Away enI GAiA eNent costs 2023 14.868 4.990 7.215 19.858 7,215 3.538 16.139 19.677 14.868 12.205 27.073 TOTAL EXPENDITURE 254,797 18,904 273,701 242,214 Trustoes and Staff remuneration and other Iransactlons Salary and fees were paid to the Verger and Music Director. Fees were pald also to Organists and Admlnlstrators. The total donations reCeId from the Trustees or any related parties without conditions amounted to £19.000. Contributions to the C of E Church Workers Pension Fund for benefjt of an employee totalled £1,549 including Life cor. [11]
TAUNTON MINSTER (Parochlal Church Council of St. Mary Magdalene, Taunton) Statement of Financlal Actlvltles for the year endlng 31 December 2024 FIXED ASSErs 2024 2023 Tangible InStMentS Depreciation CURRENT ASSEfs: SUNDRY DEBTORS Tax reco)erable - Unrestricted Tax reco*rable - Restricted Unrestrfcted debtors 15.703 434 2.451 18.588 12,000 12,000 LIABILITIES: SUNDRY CREDITORS Unrestricted Restricted 9,269 315 9,584 4,917 246 5.163 PARISH FUNDS 3111212023 Movemènt 3111212024 Unrestrlcted Funds Degnated Funds Fabric fijnd Minsler House: Missiorb Hub Tower fund General fund resen Music Fund Tolal designated funds 23,980 39.974 6.766 45,000 127 115,847 (1,062) 152,778 (932) 22.918 192.752 5.834 45.000 {1.433) 265,071 (1,560) 149.224 Gen8ral Fund 53,122 (37.685) 15.437 Total unrestricted fvnds 168.969 111.539 280.508 Restrlcted funds Vicar & Churchwardens REd: acc income Vlcar & Churchwardens Disc fund Tower Fund Flower fund Bell fund Minster House: Mission Hub YoLrth Evangelism Grant Church weekend Fund Bellringers Fund Total restricted funds 3.242 2,927 1,g42 2,093 14.570 4.898 207 89 4,906 34,873 1,465 (8} (1.942) 136 4.707 2.919 2.229 14.570 {4.896) 207 1.160 4,796 30.590 1.071 (110) (4,283) TOTAL FUNDS 203.842 107,256 311.098 [12]
FABRIC FUND Unre*ricted (designated) Balance as at 1 January 2024 Income CBF in 23,980 2,063 26.043 Expenditure Extension ladder Elech Electrical Professional fees 949 1,976 3,125 22,918 Balance as at 31 Decembar 2024 MINSTER HOUSE: Mission Hub Unrnstrictsd (deslgnated) Balance as at 1 January 2024 Income Legacies (3) Donation Géneral Fund transfer 39,974 97.295 350 70,000 207.619 Restri¢l•d Balance as at 1 January 2024 Income Donation 4,897 75 19 Gift Aid Tax refund 4.990 212.610 Expenditure Architect fees 11.073 1.283 7,502 Structural Engineer National Grid 19,858 Unrestricted Balance as at 31 December 2024 192.752 MISSION HUB additional InvestmenL' 2000 CBF Church of England InNestment Fd Income Units Value @ 31 Dec 2024: £46.245 (31 Dec 2023 £45,210) TOWER FUND Unrestrlcted (deslgnatèd) Balance as at 1 January 2024 Restricted 6,766 Balance as at 1 January 2024 Income 1.942 Donatlons Tax refund 1,190 136 1.326 3,268 10.034 4,200 5,834 Expendlture Pinnacles & SuNey Unreslricted Balance as at 31 Decèmber 2024 [13]
VICAR & CHURCHWARDENS. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FUND R•stricted Balance at 1 January 2024 Income CBF Fund income 3.242 1.465 4.707 Balance as at 31 December 2024 VICAR & CHURCHWARDENS, DISCREfioNARY FUND Restrieted Balance at 1 January 2024 Income CBF Fund income 2.927 142 3.069 Expenditure Balance as at 31 Decembor 2024 150 2,919 SCHEDULE OF CHARITABLE AND MISSION GIVING From Collections and Events From Church Funds TOTAL National Churches Trust Somerset Churches Trust MU Souls ofour Shoes Childrens Society Open Door Toilet Twinning 50 50 50 50 400 152 301 400 152 301 244 244 1,097 100 1.197 [14]