2022-12-31-accounts

	Trustee name		Office (ifany)	Dates acted ifnot for whole year	Name ofpemon (or body) entitled ioappoint trustee ifan	Name ofpemon (or body) entitled ioappoint trustee ifan	Name ofpemon (or body) entitled ioappoint trustee ifan
	Terence McCormack		President	14.09.2021 —31.12.2022
	Ian Wilkinson		Vice President	14.09.2021 - 31.12.2022
	james Sheppard		Secretary	14.09.2021 —31.12.2022
	Chris(1an Delles		Treasurer	01.01.2021 —13.09.2022
	Luca Facontl		Young Investigator	01.01.2021 —13.09.2022
			Representative
			Treasurer	13.09.2022 —31.12.2022
	Abdul-Majeed	Salmasi	Ordinary Member	01.01.2021 —13.09.2022
7	Stephen Walsh		Ordinary Member	01.01.2021 —13.09.2022
	Sinead McDonagh		Young Investigator	13.09.2022 —31.12.2022
			Representative
	Pauline Swift		Ordinary Member	14.09.2021 - 31.12.2022
10	Philip Lewis		Ordinary Member	14.09.2021 - 31.12.2022
	Pankaj Gupta		Ordinary Member	13.09.2022 —31.12.2022
12	Sam Olden		Ordinary Member	13.09.2022 —31.12.2022
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	Names ofthe	trustees for the charity, ifany, (for example, any custodian			trustees)
	Name			Dates acted ifnot for whole		ear

e e	~ ~ ~ ~
Description ofthe charity's trusts
Type ofgoverning document	Constitution (adopted 21"October 1983,amended 24~ September 1984, 15th September 2009, 9th September 2013,22"' September 2014,21"
	September 2015, 22~ September 2016, 25'" September 2018, 13s'
	Se lember 2022
How the charity is constituted	Association
Trustee selection methods	Trustees are elected to membership ofthe Executive Committee by BIHS
	Members at the Annual Business Meeting following a call for nominations
	earlier in the year
Additional governance issues (Optional information)
You may choose to include additional information, where relevant, about:	Ordinary and Associate Membership and Fellowship ofthe BIHS is open to all registered healthcare professionals active in the field ofhypertension and cardiovascular disease prevention in the United Kingdom and the Republic of
	Ireland. Affiliate membership may be granted to healthcare professionals
~ policies and procedures	residing outside the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland at the discretion
adopted forthe induction and training oftrustees;	ofthe Executive Committee. It includes clinicians, nurses, physiologist s and other scientists. Applications for membership are considered throughout the
~ the charity's organisational	year. Membership ofthe Society currently stands at 302. Only members and
structure and any wider	fellows resident in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland are eligible for
network with which the	election to the Executive Committee.
charity works;
~ relationship with any related parties;	The management ofthe BIHS is undertaken by an elected Executive Committee of9persons (Trustees), led by the President and Vice President.
~ trustees' consideration of major risks and the system and procedures to manage them.	Four Standing Committees and two special interests have also been established to help the Executive Committee manage the day-to-day activities ofthe Society (at least one Trustee sits on each ofthe Standing Committees, which are required to submit regular reports to the Executive Committee on its
	activities).
	The major risks to the continuation ofthe Society's programme ofeducational
	activities are from a decrease in income from its industrial partners (see under
	'Reserves Poli~. Minimal fees to cover administration costs only have been
	introduced for various projects.
Summary ofthe objects ofthe charity The object ofthe Charity is to promote the advancement of knowledge and dissemination of information concerning the pathophysiology, epidemiology, detection,
set out in its governing document investigation and treatment ofarterial hypertension and related cardiovascular diseases
Summary ofthe ~ Educational Meetings: Each year, the Society aims to run a main Scientific
main activities Meeting. Educational programmes are under review and online options are being
undertaken for the public benefit in relation to explored. Various other meetings are held during the year; in collaboration with other cognate societies and/or as ad hoc meetings on specific topics
these objects
(include within
TAR	April 2000

			Unrestricted	Unr»strlcted
			funds	funds
			2022	2021
Income from:		Notes	6	6
Donations and legacies Charitable activities			1,421	2,000
Conferences and meetings Membership subscriptions Social programmes			39,570 12,921	197,394 14,109
OMRON licensing agreement Exhibition and sponsorship Derivative device applications Investments			3,587 17,000 23,700 10,000 16,921	3,617 17,000 13,000 11,000 16,161
Total Income			125,120	274,281
~ECht
Charitable activities		5	148,818	159,431
Net gains/(losses) on Investments		9	(74,110)	70,794
Net (expenditure)/income	for the year/
Net movement In funds			(97,808)	185,644
Fund balances at 1 January	2022		788,980	603,336
Fund balances at 31 December 2022			691,172	788,980

ASAT31 DECE	MBER	2022
					2022		2021
				Notes	6		6	2
Fixed assets
Tangible assets
Current assets Debtors Investments Cash at bank and in	hand			11 12	50,633 602,730 54,221		16,148 723,330 81,088
					707,584		820,566
Creditors: amounts one year	falling	due within		13	(16,412)		(31,586)
Net current assets						691,172		788,980
income funds Unrestricted funds						691,172		788,980
						691,172		788,980
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Pro ssor TMcCormack
Trustee

		Unrestricted	Unrestricted
		funds	funds
		2022f	2021
Donations and gifts Stanley Pearl essay fund		421 1,000	1,000 1,000
		1,421	2,000
Investments
		Unrestricted	Unrestricted
		funds	funds
		2022	2021
		6
Dividends	and interest receivable	16,921	16,161

Supportcosts
	Support costs 2	Governance costs f	2022	Support costs 2	Governance costs 2	2021
Exchange (gains)/losses Admin costs Finance costs	(2,309) 61,689 1,182		(2,309) 61,689 1,182	6,347 45,942 962		6,347 45,942 962
	60,562		60,562	53,251		53,251
Analysed between
Charitable activities	60,562		60,562	53,251		53,251

2022	2021
Number	Number

					2022	2021
Unreallsed	gain/(loss)	on	COIF	account	(74,110)	70,794

Dbt
eors			2022	2021
Amounts falling due	within one year:		6	6
Trade debtors Other debtors Prepaymsnts and accrued income			4,358 38,138 8,137	3,258 11,828 1,062
			50,633	16,148
Current asset investments			2022	2021
				6
Unlisted investments			602,730	723,330
Creditors: amounts	falling due within one year		2022	2021
		Notes	8	6
Deferred income Trade creditors Accruals and deferred	income	14	5,000 7,077 4,335	20,586 2,000
			16,412	31,586

						2022	2021
						6
Arising	from	Stanley	Pearl	essay	fund	5,000

Deferred	income is	included	in the financial statements as follows	:
				2022	2021
				6	8
Deferred Current	income is liabifntes	induded	within:	5,000
Movements in the year:
Deferred income at Resources deferred		1 January 2022 in the year		5,000
Deferred	income at	31 December 2022		5,000

	Trustee name		Office (ifany)	Dates acted ifnot for whole year	Name ofpemon (or body) entitled ioappoint trustee ifan	Name ofpemon (or body) entitled ioappoint trustee ifan	Name ofpemon (or body) entitled ioappoint trustee ifan
	Terence McCormack		President	14.09.2021 —31.12.2022
	Ian Wilkinson		Vice President	14.09.2021 - 31.12.2022
	james Sheppard		Secretary	14.09.2021 —31.12.2022
	Chris(1an Delles		Treasurer	01.01.2021 —13.09.2022
	Luca Facontl		Young Investigator	01.01.2021 —13.09.2022
			Representative
			Treasurer	13.09.2022 —31.12.2022
	Abdul-Majeed	Salmasi	Ordinary Member	01.01.2021 —13.09.2022
7	Stephen Walsh		Ordinary Member	01.01.2021 —13.09.2022
	Sinead McDonagh		Young Investigator	13.09.2022 —31.12.2022
			Representative
	Pauline Swift		Ordinary Member	14.09.2021 - 31.12.2022
10	Philip Lewis		Ordinary Member	14.09.2021 - 31.12.2022
	Pankaj Gupta		Ordinary Member	13.09.2022 —31.12.2022
12	Sam Olden		Ordinary Member	13.09.2022 —31.12.2022
13
	Names ofthe	trustees for the charity, ifany, (for example, any custodian			trustees)
	Name			Dates acted ifnot for whole		ear

e e	~ ~ ~ ~
Description ofthe charity's trusts
Type ofgoverning document	Constitution (adopted 21"October 1983,amended 24~ September 1984, 15th September 2009, 9th September 2013,22"' September 2014,21"
	September 2015, 22~ September 2016, 25'" September 2018, 13s'
	Se lember 2022
How the charity is constituted	Association
Trustee selection methods	Trustees are elected to membership ofthe Executive Committee by BIHS
	Members at the Annual Business Meeting following a call for nominations
	earlier in the year
Additional governance issues (Optional information)
You may choose to include additional information, where relevant, about:	Ordinary and Associate Membership and Fellowship ofthe BIHS is open to all registered healthcare professionals active in the field ofhypertension and cardiovascular disease prevention in the United Kingdom and the Republic of
	Ireland. Affiliate membership may be granted to healthcare professionals
~ policies and procedures	residing outside the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland at the discretion
adopted forthe induction and training oftrustees;	ofthe Executive Committee. It includes clinicians, nurses, physiologist s and other scientists. Applications for membership are considered throughout the
~ the charity's organisational	year. Membership ofthe Society currently stands at 302. Only members and
structure and any wider	fellows resident in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland are eligible for
network with which the	election to the Executive Committee.
charity works;
~ relationship with any related parties;	The management ofthe BIHS is undertaken by an elected Executive Committee of9persons (Trustees), led by the President and Vice President.
~ trustees' consideration of major risks and the system and procedures to manage them.	Four Standing Committees and two special interests have also been established to help the Executive Committee manage the day-to-day activities ofthe Society (at least one Trustee sits on each ofthe Standing Committees, which are required to submit regular reports to the Executive Committee on its
	activities).
	The major risks to the continuation ofthe Society's programme ofeducational
	activities are from a decrease in income from its industrial partners (see under
	'Reserves Poli~. Minimal fees to cover administration costs only have been
	introduced for various projects.
Summary ofthe objects ofthe charity The object ofthe Charity is to promote the advancement of knowledge and dissemination of information concerning the pathophysiology, epidemiology, detection,
set out in its governing document investigation and treatment ofarterial hypertension and related cardiovascular diseases
Summary ofthe ~ Educational Meetings: Each year, the Society aims to run a main Scientific
main activities Meeting. Educational programmes are under review and online options are being
undertaken for the public benefit in relation to explored. Various other meetings are held during the year; in collaboration with other cognate societies and/or as ad hoc meetings on specific topics
these objects
(include within
TAR	April 2000