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Organisation Role Responsibility
Army HQ, RC Supported Determination
and payment
offunds
in accordance
with
appropriate
rules.
COMMENT: Annual
grant bid submitted
by CCRS,
processed
and agreed
by HQ RC on behalf ofthe MOD,
and grant disbursed
through
Exostar (with CCRS being
duly accredited
and complying
with the new MOD supplier
portal (Exostar) processes and requirements.
Monitoring
CCRS's observance
ofconditions.
COMMENT: CCRS reports routinely
to HQ Army RC and
the Cadet Forces, attending,
for example,
RC Cadet
Branch's weekly training conference.
Four meetings
hosted by DComd RC at director and staff level
in 2022,
leading to enhanced
cooperation
and closer collaboration.
These were particularly
valuable
given turnover
ofstaff
during
and since the Covid pandemic,
naturally
leading to a
loss ofcorporate knowledge
in addition to the impacts on
routine
activity during 2020 and 2021.
Developing
and implementing
consistent procedures
for
sufficient and timely allocation
ofranges to cadet units and
prevention
ofshort notice cancellations
other than
in
exceptional
circumstances.
COMMENT: Consistent
procedures
exist, ifconstrained
by
MOD general
security considerations
as CCRS has only
indirect access to the MOD's range booking system
('Amber' ). The 'Red' assessment
reflects the impact of
CCRS being 'bumped'
offranges
in 2022, with a
commensurate
impact on some planned
events,
owing to
MoD higher
priority users understandably
requesting
or
requiring
short-notice
range use or accommodation.
These
included
two major Royal events
in 2022, as well as
training
support for Ukraine.
Providing
the means or arranging
for all participant
Cadet
and CFAV details for Central Matches, competitions
and
events,
Representative
Team Matches and Training
to be
visible on WESTMINSTER, so CCRS can fulfil its
safeguarding
responsibilities.
COMMENT: Routine. This responsibility
requires re-
definition
in the next iteration ofthe MoU in 2023, given
that RAFAC use BADER not WESTMINSTER, along with
other issues as agreed between
HQ RC and CCRS.
Providing
suitably
qualified,
experienced
and cunent
persons to deliver Defence specific tasks which CCRS is
unable to meet.
COMMENT: Routine.
HQ RC sponsored
a tri-Service
Cadet Support Group to support CCRS's major events, as
well as the provision ofshort-term
contracts through
ACCT
UK for essential range safety and safeguarding
staff.
Making available
sufficient and suitable
rifles and
ammunition
to conduct defence specific events for cadets.
COMMENT: Routine.
Following
on from the Covid
pandemic,
an issue remained
for the MoD's contracted
supplier
with the annual
inspection
and servicing
ofthe
Cadet Target Rifle (CTR), which had a knock-on effect on
training
and the number ofcadets able to take part in
'Cadet Bisley'.
CCRS Supporting Deliver effective and efficient, national
legislation-
and
MOD regulation-
compliant
health and safety practices.
COMMENT: Routine.
CCRS isJSP compliant,
in addition
to which
it has completed
its own independent
reviews and
HSE checks.
Provide access to the Risk Register and other
documentation
to assure RC that administration,
competitions
and training
events are conducted
in
accordance
with DDH and ODH.
COMMENT: Routine.
All training
events are supported
by
their own risk assessments
in accordance
with MOD and
Service policy and loaded onto relevant
MOD information
systems.
Observe any grant fund conditions.
COMMENT: Routine.
All grant fund conditions
met.
Maintain
adequate
systems offinancial control.
COMMENT: CCRS has its own Finance &Accounts
Regulation, as agreed by trustees,
including
appropriate
controls.
Its annual
accounts are verified
by a qualified
Independent
Examiner.
Dual authority
is required
for all
payments.
Signature
and proper record ofaccounts.
COMMENT: Annual accounts for 2022 are reviewed
and
agreed
by trustees
and presented
at its AGM. Annual
accounts are presented
in accordance
with required
Charity Commission
format and rules.
Ensure that grants are used only for the purposes
ofthe
MoU and are not used for speculation
or investment
with
the intent ofgenerating
additional
income.
COMMENT: Annual
grant bids are made on the basis of
predicted
expenditure
and agreed with HQ Army RC. The
followin
ear's
rant bid is ad'usted as necessa

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Ser ey indicator ethod of ethod of measurement measurement 022 Compliance 022 Compliance 022 Compliance YIN
14.1 II firearms
to be stored
in an
ssurance reports by MoD and es.
rmoury
compliant
with JSP
440 NGB parties, annually.
nd 482 or NGB re ulations.
II ammunition
to be stored
in a ssurance reports by MoD and es.
agazine compliant
with JSP440
GB parties, annually.
nd 482 or NGB regulations.
14.3 ovement ofarms and ammunition ost event reports. es.
s er JSP440.
14.4 ccountability
for ammunition
as per ost event reports. es.
SP 886 or NGB regulations.
14.5 II personal
and other sensitive
ata stored, accessed and ssurance reports by MoD
istributed
in accordance
with
DPA gents, annually. es.
8 and JSP440.
nsure that appropriate
personal
ssurance reports by MoD es.
rotective security measures in gents, annually.
lace for all training as per JSP440
nd NGB regulations.
15.Safety.
Ser Key indicator Method of 2022 Compliance Y/N
measurement
15.1 Risk Register reviewed Number of RtL Yes. Risks are reviewed routinely by
monthly
and Risk
incidents. CCRS staff and trustees review the
Assessments
reviewed
and
Risk Register at each board meeting.
adjusted
prior to each event.
Risk Assessments are conducted prior
to each event and are reviewed and
a reed b
relevant
Service leads.
e-sche duled.
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Ser Event Attendance individual
2022 2021 2020 2019 2018
Recove Covid
16.1 Inter-Services' 84 'Regional 410firers + 384firers +
Cadet Rifle Note: less Cadet Bisley' 39reserves 97 in butts
Meeting than —8x regional
(ISCRM) expected, meetings
owing to re- (310firers)
scheduling of plus Final of
ISCRM from 160firers
July to
October
16.2 SchoolsyCCF 392 395firers 454 firers
Meetin
16.3 Cadet Inter- 112 Cancelled 231 firers + 232 rirers +
Services' Skill at 49 in butts 58 in butts
Arms Meetin
16.4 Cadet Inter- 4 teams (16 Cancelled 20 firers 20 firers
Services' Small- firers) from
bore SCC and
Championships ACF (no
RAFAC
following
Covid
recove
16.5 Cadet National 71 firers Cancelled 137firers 144firers
Clay
Championships
16.6 Cadet Imperial Cancelled, Did not occur 41 firers 43firers
owing to
insufficient
entries
(minimum
re uired-24

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Unrestricted Restricted Endowment Total funds Total funds Total funds
funds funds funds 2022 2021
Notes 5 8 8 8 5
Income and endowments
Donations
and legacies
338,164 26,975 0 365,139 321,206
Charitable
activities
53,850 8,908 0 62,758 24,609
Other trading
activities
0 0 0 0 0
Investments 8,845 0 7,146 15,991 14,108
Other income item 0 0 0 0 45
Total 400859 35 883 7146 443688 359 968
Expenditure
Charitable
activities
364,512 46,236 0 410,749 302,495
Other 5440 0 0 5440 2 697
Total 389952 46236 0 416189 305 192
Net income/(expenditure) 30,907 -10,354 7,146 27,700 54,774
before investment
Net
aine/ losses
on investments 31,387 30,289 -61,675 38 247
Net income/
ex
nditure WO -10354 -23 143 -33975 93,021
Extraordinary
items
0 0 0 0 0
Transfers
between
funds 11 -3,500 7,363 -3,863 0 0
Other gains(losses) 0 0 0 0 0
Net Movement
in
Funds -3980 -2,991 -27 006 -33,975 93,021
Reconciliation
of
Funds
Total funds brought forward 490,533 58,706 288,681 837,920
Total funds carried forward 486,553 55,715 261,675 803,943

Unrestricted Restricted Endowment Total funds Total funds
funds funds funds 2022 2021
Notes F 6 6 F F
Fixed assets
Intangible
assets
0 0 0 0
Tan ibis assets 33,264 0 33264 34 148
Total fixed assets 33,264 0 33,264 34,148
Current assets
Stocks 17,087 4,566 0 21,653 14,542
Debtors 8 4,829 2,688 1,819 9,336 8,247
Investments 9 219,545 0 186,872 406,417 488,092
Cash at bank and in hand 10 290 142 48462 72 984 411 588 379989
Total current assets 531,603 55,716 261,675 848,994 870,870
Liabilities
Creditors: amounts falling 78,314 0 0 78,314 67,098
due within one year
Net current sssetsi liabilities 453,289 55,716 261,675 770,680 803,771
Total assets less current 486,553 55,716 261,675 803,944 837,920
liabilities
Creditors: amounts falling
due after more than one
ear
Provisions
for liabilities
0 0
Total net assets or liabilities 486,553 55,716 261,675 803,944 837,920
The funds ofthe charity 11
Endowmentfunds 0 0 261,675 261,675 288,681
Restricted
income funds
0 55,716 0 55,716 58,706
Unrestricted
funds
486 553 0 0 486553 490533
Total charity funds 486,553 55,716 261,675 803,944 837,920

INCOME
Unrestricted Restricted Endowment 2022 Total 2021 Total
2. Donations
and legacies
Membership
and donabcns
4,494 65 4 559 5,100
Gift aid tax claimed 325 0 325 95
SBFMemonal
Fund
1,270 0 1,270 345
Grants (Iytlitary) 332,075 22,000 354,075 300,524
Grants
Other
0 4910 4910 15,142
338,164 26,975 365,139 321,206
3. Charitable
activities
SCC Income (New 2022) 800 0 800 0
Non-central
matches
5,489 0 5,489 2,261
Regional Cadet Bisley (Naw 2021) 0 0 0 1,870
ISCRM 2,591 0 2,591 0
CISSAM 2,657 0 2,657 0
Schcols Meeang 22,967 0 22,967 0
Clay Target 5,315 0 5,315 190
Cadet Imperial income 0 0 0 0
Team Training 40 0 40 1,710
Rifle Hire 150 0 150 0
Other income 4,900 13 4,913 1,641
RB Clnccme 4,564 1.745 6,309 2,358
Sponsorship
income
4,377 D 4,377 6,825
Team contributions 0 7,150 7 150 765D
53,850 62,758 24,505
4. Investments
Bank interest received 933 D 933 43
M&G Ffennes mveslment income 0 0 0 0
Blackrock investment income 7,077 7,146 14,223 13,706
Uniled Trust investment income 0 0 0 0
35 Day Interest 509 0 509 104
Eden Tree in Income 325 0 325 255
8,844 7,146 15,990 14,108
EXPENDITURE
5. Charitable
activities
ACF Costs 1,934 0 1,934 1,142
SCC Costs (New 2022) 5,906 0 5,906 0
Non-central
matches
4,301 0 4301 0
ISCRM costs 13,916 0 13,916 0
ClSSAM costs 1,722 0 1,722 0
Clay target coals 7,722 D 7,722 0
Smallbore
Winter League
0 0 0 0
Cadet Imperial costs 400 0 400 0
Schools Meet ng 40,431 0 40,431 0
Sponsorship 18,637 0 18,637 23,366
Other ccats 378 0 378 101
Team Training
Maple Taste
10,612 0 10,812 4,548
CC Trg Weekend 3,698 0 3,696 5,151
Regional Cadet Bisley (New 2021) 0 0 0 12,275
RSA Juniors 0 0 0 0
Travel costs 0 9,671 9,671 7,242
Food &accommodation 3,968 14,745 18,713 11,249
Visit costs 0 1,955 1,955 266
Shoosng costs 1,851 12,428 14,279 15,176
Clothing,
medals and
badges 2,538 5,777 8,315 9,027
Presenlabcn
costs
180 36 216 992
R &C Casts 4,554 1,595 6,149 2,358
Salaries,
PATE/Employer
Nl 174,087 0 174,087 150,392
Pension contributions 25,480 0 25,480 22,176
Office costs 21,661 0 21,661 18,202
Website and ITequipment 10,926 0 10,926 5,812
Bank charges 224 6 230 133
Maintenance
Cost
5,154 24 5,178 8,262
Depreciation
ofAssets
4,034 0 4,034 4,625
364,514 0 410,751 302,495
8. Other expenditure
Audit &accountancy 840 840 1,518
Other professional
fees
2,118 2118 792
Trustees/committees' e noes 2482 2482 387
5,440 0 0 2,697
2022 2021
7. Fixed Assets 5 6
At cost or valuation at 1 Jarxrsry 96,047 95,365
Additions
dumg
year 3,151 662
Reve
ka el
erd 0 0
99,198 96,047
Depreciation at I January 61,900 57,275
ster 4034 4625
65,934 61,900
Net BookValues
At 31 December 33,264 34,14'7
At 1 January 34,147 38,110
8. Debtors
Debtors 354 254
Recoverable
gift aid
1235 910
Accrued
Irrccflle
3,620 3,448
Pre a ments 4 127 3635
9,336 8,247
9. Investmsnts
Valuation
at 31 December
Equity Investment Funds 371,935 432,218
Fixed Term Deposits 34482 35 8'74
406,417 468,092
10. Cash at Bank and in Hand
Current
Account
- including petty casNSoldo 379,755 348,463
COIF deposit account 31,833 31,526
Ffenneg Trust - COIF deposit account 0 0
Farci
n Curren
0 0
411,588 379.989
11 Funds ofthe Charity
1 Jan 22 Income Exp Surldef Transfers G/L 31 Dec 22
Restricted Funds
UK Ul7 Cadet Rifle Team 4,479 8, 100 -13,892 -1,313 2,500 1,187
Brilish Ul8 Cadet RBeTeam 19,651 17,736 -17,454 282 -360 19,773
GB Under 19Team 46 9,962 -14,891 -4909 4,863 0
Ronnie Melville Equipmenl 10,639 0 0 0 0 10,639
Athelings
Association
3,490 65 0 0 360 3,915
RSA Juniors 0 0 0 0 0 0
RCAC NRT 20 02 0 0 0 0 20202
58 707 35883 -46237 -5940 55 716
Endovvmentpunds
Ffennell Trust Fund 288,681 7,146 7,146 -3,863 -30,289 261,675
Unrestricted
Funds
Gereral
Fund
03 233457 -2144 6 ~2
0
-31 387 294375
309.303 233N57 .214.498 18,959 .2,500 .31,387 264 375
Designated
Funds
Hospilelity 4,000 0 0 0 0 4,000
Clay Target 3,600 5,325 -8,445 -3,120 0 660
Other shoot&ng 29,763 40,232 -32,835 7,397 0 37,160
Clayton Challenge 500 0 0 0 0 500
Cadet Bisley 69,145 76,665 -63,224 -4,559 0 64,566
Derby Lodge 61,352 41,631 -30,950 10,681 0 72,033
Contingency
Fund
10,000 0 0 0 0 10,000
Simon Fraser Memonal Fund 2 669 I 550 0 1 550 -1000 3 219
181,229 167,403 -155,454 11,949 .1,000 192176
Total funds ofthe charity 803,944