PARISFk c￿￿£￿0￿1 DF STBARNAEAS NDRTPFOLTPARK ReDi£tered Choyity NKMber - 116022g 2020 RFPQRT AND ACcO￿NTS DF T￿E PARDCFtIAL CFFLIRCPF CDHNCI L DF STBARNABAS, NORTFFDLT PARK FC)R TFtE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 2020 ATh￿￿31 FiTran￿ RepL¥t 2020 Admbvustrotive iVLforMatiDVb St Barnabas Church Northolt Park is situated in Northolt. It is part of the Diocese of London within the Church of England. The correspondence address is St Barnabas Church, Raglan Way, Northolt UB5 4S PCC members who have served at any time from l January 2020 until the date that this report was approved are: Ex Officio members: Incumbent Curate Churchwarden: The Revd Edmund Cargill Thompson (Chair} The Revd Patty Linders Maxcine Hill-Beattie, Lay Chair. Fabric, Standing & Finance Committees Deanery Synod Representatives: Margaret Cobley. Treasurer. Standin& Finance & Fabric Committees Julie Holmes, ALMA rep: Standing & Finance Cttees Elected members: Jane Cox Emma Green (PCC Secretary / Standing Committee to APCM 2020) Standing. Finance & Fabric Committees {Safeguarding Officer to APCM 2020) Gift Aid & Stewardship Sec. Standing & Finance Cttees {from APCM 2020) (from APCM 2020)Safeguarding Officer (from APCM 2020)Fabric committee Luke Kwamya Paul Gordon Nicola Inson Artur Olczyk Stanley Anie Yvonne Bailie Susan Service Jennifer Thomp50n (to APCM 2020)Fabric & Standing Committees (to APCM 2020 but remains ERO) Electoral Roll officer {to APCM 2020)Finance Committee (to APCM 2020)Events Team leader stThGtKre gover>￿tr￿e The Parochial Church Council is a corporate body established by the Church of England. The PCC operates under the Parochial Church Council Powers Measure registered with the Charity Commission. The method of appointment of PCC members is set out in the Church Representation Rules. At St Barnabas. the membership of the PCC consists of the incumbent (our vicar), the churchwardens (I vacant post), and members elected by those members of the congregation who are on the electoral roll of the church. All those who attend our ser4ices / members of the congregation are encouraged to register on the Electoral Roll and stand for election to the PCC. ual FInan￿ Rep￿1202 The PCC members are responsible for making decisions on all matters of general concern and importance to the parish, including deciding on how the funds of the PCC are to be spent. New members are offered and actively encouraged to undertake initial training into the workings of the PCC provided by the diocese. Since APCM 2020 our entitlement is for 9 elected members. We have 3 vacancies for elected members The full PCC met 10 times throughout the year with an average level of attendance of 60%. Four of the meetings were for specific iterns, the rest full meetings. All meetings from May onwards were held via Zoom. There was one PCC Resolution via email to agree the new tenants and rental for Vernon Rise. Sub-committees held meetings or email discussions between PCC meetings. Recommendations were reported to the full PCC for review and agreement as appropriate. pHrposes St Barnabas, Parochial Church Council {PCC) has the responsibility of co-operating with the incumbent, the Reverend Edmund Cargill Thompson, in promotin& in the ecclesiastical parish, the whole mission of the Church, pastoral. evangelistic, social and ecumenical. The PCC is also specifically responsible for the maintenance of the Church complex of St Barnabas. Raglan Way. Northolt, which includes a residential property in Vernon Rise. Greenford. objestives octirfLties The PCC is committed to enabling as many people as possible to worship at our church and to become part of our parish community at St Barnabas. Our services and worship put faith into practice through prayer and scripture, music and sacrament. However. during the 2020 pandemic, services have been severely curtailed due to the lockdowns so music has been absent. although a weekly Zoom sep4ice has been possible with those joining in able to participate. Provision of pastoral care for people living in the parish has been made difficult due to Covid rules although communion by phone has been enjoyed by some. Mission and outreach work has not been active as in previous years but nev￿letterS are circulated and information put on the parish's Facebook. However, it is important that we maintain the fabric of the Church of St Barnabas and the Church complex, including the Vernon Rise property to provide the accommodation and resources for when we restart mission and outreach. Am>ual Repm 20XI ALhievekKevQs apld perfoYkKoKLe Worship and prayer The PCC has always been keen to offer a range of services during the week and over the course of the year which our community find both beneficial and spiritually fulfilling. Regrettably since March, the 8am service and weekday services have ceased and of course the various services at different festivals. Zoom services have proved popular especially those with families and those shielding or vulnerable. Those attending a￿ enjoying taking part and the informality of the service. Our Sunday services were led by both the Reverend Edmund Cargill Thompson and the Reverend Patty Linders via Zoom and in the church when it was open. During 2020, there were no Baptisms or Weddings. but 7 funerals taken, 5 of which were held in church. Since the pandemic an average of 20 adults have attended when the church was open plus an equal number on the Zoom services. Zoom services have been watched by families, numbers slightly increasing when the church was closed. In December a Carols and Quiz was held on Zoom and enjoyed by many. 45 people attended Midnight Mass and Christmas Day services, 36 of whom were communicants. A Christmas Morning service was also held on Zoom. Church membership The year ended with 74 parishioners on the Church Electoral Roll. It was with great sadness that we lost 3 church members during 2019, Gladys Eribenne. Ann King and Althea Winspierre. All greatly missed for their various contributions to the life of the church. Pastoral care Some members of our parish are unable to attend church due to sickness or age. During 2020, clergy visiting has not been possible but communion by phone has been given. Others have called by and had doorstep conversations with those and Barney Fellowship Group members. Safeguarding Nicola Inson has taken over from Emma Green as our Safeguarding Officer and ensures our Safeguarding Policy Statement is updated and displayed. Carolyn Walford is our Youth Champion and Jane Cox our Children's Champion. The PCC Annuol Fwnce PeK#J12020 complies with the duty under Section 5 or the Safeguarding and Clergy Discipline Measure 2016, in relation to having due regard to House of Bishops, guidance on safeguarding children and vulnerable adults. The Church Centre Complex Regrettably since March the church has been open less often for prayer but our Garden of Rest is still accessible by arrangement. The various groups who regularly use the hall have mostly not met since March. A couple of fitness and tuition groups have met when legal to do so. Mothers and Toddlers group who nomially meet on Tuesdays needs a new leader. Grateful thanks go to Danielle Lama, whose daughter has now moved on to school. The Barney Fellowship Group aimed at the over 55s. could not meet but each member received a visit and gift from Father Christmas. very much appreciated by The Community Payback Team. who have been able to work for parts of the year. undertake a lot of tasks both in and outside the hall. around the outside of the church and in the Garden of Rest. Their work reduces maintenance expenditure on our buildings. The Hall toilets refurbishment was completed in November and provides unisex toilets as well as a disabled toilet. Our Building fund holds £5000 for security work. Major problems were encountered by intruders gaining access to our buildings necessitating improvements to our boundary security. Further work is still needed to address other issues, including the continual dumping of rubbish in the bin area. There has been another change in tenancy at the house in Vernon Rise and at the time of writing the new tenants have just renewed for a further year, giving us a secure income for 2021. Mission and evangelism Sadly, the usual evangelistic activities held during the year have not been possible. Zoom services and the Christrnas Carol and Quiz event were advertised on our webslte and through social media. Helping those in need is a demonstration of our faith but due to the closure collections and appeals for charities have not been possible. The Lent collection for ALMA, which was barely stsrted will continue in Lent 2021. Annual Finance Reprrt 3020 Ecumenical relationships The church is a member of the Soul in Northolt and Greenford group {SING). The main joint activity would be the Good Friday Walk of Witness to Northala Fields. School visits to St Barnabas were not possible. Deanery Synod The Deanery Synod provides the PCC with an important link between the parish and the wider structures of the church. During the year, we had two elected members, one of whom is the Deanery Synod Secretsry. All Deanery Synod meetings are now held on Zoom. ￿i￿L rerfLew Funds are made up of Unrestricted (general). Designated and Restricted funds. Designated fvnds are monies set aside for particular activities but may, if necessary, be used for general activities. The fixed asset value of Vernon Rise is treated as a Designated Fund to reflect the fact that diocesan agreement is required before the property can be sold and the funds reallocated. Total receipts for non-restricted {general and designated) funds were £48,204 (down £40,531 on 2019). of which the total voluntary income was £24,197 {down £10,853 on 2019). Voluntary income is further broken down into £22,856 (down £7,518 on 2019) from planned giving, £1137 {down £2557 on 2019) from general Open Plate collections, and £204 {down £688 on 2019) from non-restricted donations. In addition, a tax refund of £4,891 was received on unrestricted Gift Aided Donations. Stewardship has been unpredictable during 2020. Whilst envelope givers might have found it difFicult to get their contributions to church, some have donated by cheque or through the bank or handed in via other members. We are grateful for all your efforts to continue 5UPPOrting the ministry of our church during these difficult times. Annual F￿an￿ Rewt 2020 At the beginning of the year there were 47 members (38 gift aided their payments) in the planned giving scheme and the year ended with 41 members (33 gift aided their payments). In addition there are two members giving through the Parish Giving Scheme and another through the CAF Give as you earn scheme, giving a total of 44 regular givers. Occasional Services Fees (weddings and funerals) were down by £183 on 2019, at £380. Other income from events and activities was £233 (down £3,407 on 2019). Hall Income was £7,371 (down £15,234 on 2019). This income is used to cover general expenses not covered by voluntsry donations. Restricted donations of £6,275 were also ￿ceIVed. these comprised £425 for flowers (£400 from 2019); £149 for the Toddlers group: £208 Barney Fellowship group £35 for charity appeals/collection; £50 for the Project 2004; £2435 Hall toilet refurbishment and £197 in refunded Gift Aid tax. Additional income of £61 was received from CCLA bank interest, which was slightly higher than 2018 {£54) The Project 2004 Fund has now been spent and the fund closed. £60,927 (down £450 on 2019) was spent from non-restricted funds to provide the Christian ministry of St Barnabas Church, including the parish's contribution to the Diocese of £22,040 (£30,000 2019) which contributes towards the stipends and housing for the clergy. This amount represented around 26% of the amount required to cover our relevant costs. the remainder is covered by the generosity of other churches. We originally committed to paying £33.(K)O in 2020 but by the summer it became obvious we would not be able to meet this amount, so the Financial Adviser at the Diocese agreed to a suspension in Common Fund for 3 months and then a further month in December. The Ios5 of voluntary income {£10,853} and Hall rents (£15,234) has impacted on our ability to be a viable church so we pray for an end to the pandemic and improvements in 2021. Clergy expenses were reimbursed up to an agreed budget. Utility bills in the church cost £2.333 (down by £162 on 2019). Hall utility bills totalled £1599 {down £1299 on 2019). Through non-use the hall bills have dramatically reduced. but the church heating bill remained high as the church was used by hall groups who were able to return in the auturnn but met in the church whilst the hall toilet refurbishment took place at a cost of £30,000 paid using the Project 2004 Fund. Alan's sponsored bike ride, a £2,500 grant from Greystar Greenford and other donations plus an interest-free loan. A further £2,000 needs to nual Anance Report2020 be raised to clear this loan. The replacement doors and windows in the hall were at a cost of £9768 using designated funds including money raised at Fun Days and the Christmas Fayre. Church roof quinquennial repairs were carried out (£2.635) and church earth bonding completed1£594) both paid for from the savings from Common Fund in 2019. A fundraiser was employed {£3,800) to apply for grants towards specific projects from the list of outstanding quinquennial work. Three grantors responded but we lack funds as we have not been able to build onto our Reserve Fund due to the loss of income. We have £20,000 set aside in the Reserve Fund for match- funding. Insurance for our buildings was paid in full £3,607 The year ended with liabilities of £610: Clergy expenses July to December, received January 2021. Reseyves poLiGy It is PCC policy to try to maintsin a balance on free reserves (net current assets) which equates to at least three months, non-restricted payrnents. This is equivalent to £22,000. It is held to smooth out fluctuations in cash flow and to meet emergencies. The balance of the free reserves at the year-end was £23,000. As already mentioned above £20,000 for match funding. and £3,000 from advanced rent from Vernon Rise which will help towards the Comrnon Fund payments in the first few months of 2021. The agreed figure for Common Fund in 2021 is £25.000. A further £5,000 in restricted funds are held for a security system Since the Projert 2004 Fund has now been used up, the balance in the CCLA Church of England Deposit Fund belongs to the Screen Fund. Purple Fund, Youth Walsingham donations and Youth Club funds. Repotrts I k￿L￿ded Receipts and Payments Report- this summarises the income, expenditure and transfers across the top-level activities. as defined by the Annual Return Form. It also shows how these artivities are represented across the funds. Balance Sheet- this shows a breakdown of the Assets of St Barnabas and how these are split across the different funds. Annual filTra￿t Report 2020 Analysis of Receipts and Payments- this shows, for the various types of funds, the income and expenditure across the various nominal accounts (activities). Fund Summary- this summari5es the activities of the various funds as well as the location of the balance of monies held. VoLk¥+Lteers We would like to thank all the volunteers who work so hard to make our church a lively and vibrant community. Being a volunteer is part of what it means to be "the Body of Chrisy, (I Corinthians 12) and it is impressive that innumerable people have been involved in volunteering in some capacity or other. With the exception of the vicar, every job at St Barnabas is carried out by volunteers. If we had to pay for them, the cost of carrying out every job which is done by a volunteer would be many times our total income, so people's active commitment to serving God at St Barnabas is saving the church significant amounts of money Paid Employees St Barnabas is not currently employing any staff. Anr￿￿1 Finan￿ Report 2020 CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES Independent examinerfs report on the accounts Section A Independent Examiner's Report Report to the trusteesl n￿rnber5 of Parochial ChurGh Council of St Bamabas. Northoit Parf( On accounts for the year onded 31 December 2020 Charity no (rfany) 116028 Set out on pages 12-16 I report to the trustees on my examination of the accounts of the above charity nhe Trusf) for the year ended 3111212020 Responslbilities and As the chanty trustees of the Trust, you a￿ responsible for the p￿paratIOn basis of report of the accourrts in accordance with the requirements of the CharIt￿S Act 2011 rthe Acr). I report in resFeca of my examination of the Trust's accounts carried out under sethon 145 of the 2011 Act and in carying out my examination, I have followed the applicaNe Diredions given by the Chanty Commission under section 145(5)(b) of the Act. I have completed my examinatii)n. I confirm that no material matters have come to my attention ") in connection with the examination whith gives me ￿uSe to believe that in, any material respect.. accounting rec4>rds were not kept in accordan￿ with section 130 of the Ac* or the accounts do not aCC(￿d with the accounting records Indepandent examinerfs statement I have no concems and have come across no other matters in connection wtth the examination to which attention should be drawn in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be rea¢hed. . Please delete the I￿)r￿S in the brackets rfthey do not apply. Signed: ZI-L. Name: S Patel FCA Relevant professional qualifi¢ation(s} or body {if any): FCA Address: 19 Dewhurst Road London W14 OET Anntyal Fir￿n￿ Rerthi 2020 Section B Disclosure Only Complete rf the examiner needs to h￿hlIght matters of con￿rn (see CC32, Independent examination of chanty accounts: directions arKI guidan￿ for examiner5}. Glve here brief detsils of any itsms that the examiner wishes to dlsclose. knnual finance Fleport2020 St Barnabas Church Northolt Park- 1160828 Receipts and Payments Account Forthe period from 01 January 2020 to 31 Dewnber 2020 Pvlorj 29.ce7. 5.877.32 351.10 34.965.Dg 750.40 7.$91.74 11.171.24 48,119.37 2,430.15 20.21828 1g.261 33 7.591.74 11.110.fyJ 0th8r inL¥rne Totsl r4rAIFts 37￿ 11.1fUXII 6274*1 ¥4nA7 96.357.12 f￿xL¥ 131. 3.￿￿1X1 2216 >J.474.29 3.031.1 86.285.78 1.911.98 e6,240.28 340.OD 28.5￿￿3 Otherexpendthr• 9).61U4 Q8A92.24 41025 (1416429) I23J1￿33} IA038.Jn 27,8fjU8 148B.14 488.( 9.87&fy) {10.078.14) 13.W.14 I13.￿.14) 2&.946.94 IX.94B.941 P8.03UTJ 27W. (4038Jn 77.8W8 R8conclll•kn of fvff AR aJ*ets4t01 J￿￿•ty￿)I0 617JW9 S39A36.01 All as*¥•t31 DKember2Wal 166&7T 5HIIJ&48 146612T 5BIA6Z$2 617.4OOA9 knnual Anano Report Z020 St Bamabas Church Northott Park. 1160828 Balan￿ sheet (Summary) As at." 31 Decemb¢r 2020 at MM2r2020 As ai 31112r2019 Tangibk assets S35,￿0 535.000 cash at bar%k and in hand 52.363 82.401 52, 82,4Q1 Llabilrlios CrEdknrs." Amwnts faMirKJ due irs year Net curyenta&s•ts less curr•rt lthltti¢s 46.363 82AOI Total a580ts I￿ ¢urr8rrt liabllllles 581.363 817,401 Tolal net as$8ts kn ltsknjitio $81.363 617A01 Unrnstrict¢d 1,825 Deslgnated DeslgnabJ- Re58r¥e FuThJ Desynated-vernon R De￿nated- BuikJing Matnten8n Designa￿1. SFeo"al Prcyts DesvJnabJ- Youth MI￿￿ty tksigftated- Youth wyp OesvJnabJ- Ckryy Di%re￿ary Fund r￿5￿Jnated. LDF Aswwl Fees De5i9natstt. Prot*rty. Ve1￿ R•e 28,500 1,798 9,362 2,916 1.711 535.000 Restrthd. ReseN8 Fund ReStri￿￿- Youth Club Re5trx*d. Youth Ministsy WYPISS Restrif#ed- C￿rgY Dtsc¥et￿nary FuTrJ Reslrided. T8￿nts Restri(tsl- Barrw FelkyAshp Grr Restrictsd. TraKJuaft Re5tiicted_ Buihying Maintenqn Restrided. Spetial Prc¥e(ts RestriGtid. Charity and Re8tri¢ted. Project 20)4 R8Stri6led. Church DrnFes & t)uLuatK RestriGled- F￿Y￿ FurYJ Restrirted. Todd￿r8 155 76 526 756 757 415 5.010 2.121 9,791 456 15.518 4.082 1,184 1.218 Funds of th• ¢I￿[ch 581,363 617A11 St Bamaba5 Church Northoft Parft- 1160828 Analysis of re¢eipts and payments Selectod period: 01 January 2020 to 31 December 2020 Totsl Thr4yNr Last￿r Rèceipts Donations andlegacies 0101- GrtAKI Gmry Bank 0110- Gnl AKI P¥nned GMr¥J En¥s 0201- Othar planned gNing 0202- Plannad Gmng Ellve￿s 0301- Plate colknth.on Sunda)¥ 0303- PL4te colk8cboTr olher servKe5 0304- Gir(A￿a en¥81ope 0401 . General Oonation GA 0402. General DOna1K￿ F)M GA 0410- Fkxver donatbjn 0440- Online gNing 0445- BuiklirvJ Fund donati 0450. AppeaL 0451- Projed 2004 dona 0553- Speoal proied5 donatb)n 0601-T8x rerX)verab￿ on Grft Ah 08A1 . Nen.re¢urriry onwff grar 12, 4.717 12,550 4,717 1,878 16,420 9,469 478 4,007 1.t30 61 135 61 135 328 425 425 25 10 10 35 50 2,435 875 197 10.025 Donallons •nd legacles Totsls 5,8n 48,119 1101- Paroch￿ fees 1210- ￿ks￿lI 1212- Barnèy FG 1214- Toddkr Grotjp 563 13 13 208 149 1,238 Inc¢wno from ehahtsweadivilles Totsls 750 2,430 Other trading activilios 1220- FundraL8ing 1221- Candb mon8y 1222. Tw aryl Coffee mor 1240- Chuth han kth'ngs 141 41 3.254 41 7.371 7,371 22.605 Other tradlftg a¢tiviiies Totats 7,592 28,216 In￿Stments 1020- Interest 1030- Rent from Vemon R 21 61 11,110 19.200 Inv•sbn•nts Totats 21 11.110 11.171 19.261 0th8rincome 0470. Donation$ fDr pre58rrt5 330 OtheriTncomo Totats 330 Roceipts Grand totsls 37. 6.275 54.478 96.357 Ann¥al ￿nan￿ RepNt 2020 Total L•Jtyear Paymonts Raising funds 1710. Costs ofarwing lorgronts 1720- Stewardship uJ5ts 1730- FundraBing costs 131 131 1,782 Rai$lng funds Totrls 3,¥J1 1,912 1801 - O¥er5888 Miss*Jn 1831 . ALWI 1832- Lent Aprftal 1870- Secular Char￿05 1910- Common FuTrl 1911 - School levy 2101- Wothing expenses of i1￿ 2102. travel eXFense5 2104- Vicarf8 h05pit8*ty 2105- Vicars M1ft￿try 2140. If￿arage water r8tes 2161- Vit>Vs training 2201 . Miswrs ExFense5 2202. ChrÉbnas Card$ {pa￿h) 2212. WYP & Soul SLtr¥ivor t￿$1$ 2216_BawFG 2220. Todd￿￿$ costs 2301 . Church runnir*J- irtsurary 2302- CCLI LKEnc88 2330. Church maintenanc• 2331- Church GleanirKd 2334- RefreshrrEnts 2340. Upkeep of seryi 2342. Musi¢ 2343_ Gffts 2346- Fbwers eywndrture 2350- Upkeep of chur)Iy8rd 2X)- Adminthts'on 2361 - AdmIn6tmt￿n-finance 2362-Adrninistsat*Jn- ￿rtter suwb•s 2363- Church ￿b$it8 2401 - Chutrh runnlry- 2410- Church running- gas 2420. Church wnning- water 2450- Church nrnniThJ- Tre kwtecknn 2451- Heatth and Safety 2530- Hall Nnntn9- ekdrtity 2540- Hall runnirvJ- gas 2560- Hall nJnniDg- mainteTr8rK 2561 - H411 DJTrniThJ- deanirvJ 2570- Hall runnirvJ- tew 2580- Hall running- water 2585- Vetnon Rv- insura 2586- Vemon Ri8e- kttsng 1*5 2587. Vernon Rise woperty 2701- Church major repol￿- strLKau 2710- Ch maj ￿pairS- instsltstson 2721 . Church lntervjrenhaftcer￿lrt 2820- Hall rnajor repairs- installat 2831 - Hall int arrfl ext enharKe 419 22.040 30.￿0 300 922 551 124 52 329 47 591 41 41 67 95 1,272 148 3,542 ie 3,607 3X) 782 782 852 113 45 372 372 716 37 449 2n 470 747 47r 243 477 701 243 327 2,153 145 282 13 243 2,¢AO 144 144 528 1.353 192 1.937 10 1.££2 10 673 30 1.057 320 3.116 6,731 2,398 2.635 Annual Finance Reptsrt 2020 Total Ih*y La•tyoar 2835. So)uifYouth Hut repairs Expondilure on charitsble activltl•s Totsis 20.474 86,286 66,240 Othèr o¥pendltu 2601 . Govemafice 2602. Cjeanery Sync#Y ¢xnlrt 40 Other expenditurn Totals Paymènts Grand totsls 24.274 .517 68.492 Anrsual Fh)aKe Rem 2020 Current Fund List Unrestricted o General- General donations, planned gFvin& hall income etc Used to cover routine expendtture of runnirE the church and hall. excess to Reserve Fund Ides) Designated o Resetve Fund- smooth out fluctuation5 in cash flow and to meet emergencies. hold surplu5 cash for major repairs Building Maintenance-church. Link and Hall building maintenance expenses Special Projects- Income from fijn days, unexperted donations- expenditure for thlngs we would not nonnal be able to achieve Vernon Rise- Income and expenses ofvemon Rise Property- excess to Reserve Fund Ides) o Youth Ministry- Donations for youth (all age) activitie5 Restrirted o Reserve- Regular donations for spectfic items of expendtture Building- Donations for building projects Charity- Donations specifically raised for charFties o Flowers- Donations and expenditure specificalty for flower displays in the church o Project 2W-thurch and hall refurbishment (now closed) Purple- Donations for Church drapes } internal decoration- include5 insurance daim Special Projects- Grants and donations for spettfic projects {screens, toilets) o Barney Fellowship Group-Grant, donations and expendtture o Toddlers- Donation5 and expenditure o Youth Club- Donations and expenditure specificalty for youth club or activities o Youth Ministry Walsinghamlsoul Sutvivor- income & expenditure on Walsingham youth & family pilgrimages or &)ul Sur¥ivortriP5 Annual Finance Rem 3)20 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEI 1111111111111111111 111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111 Annual Iw