Ch*rhy nu]Dber: 3113471
Kent County Scout Council
Trustees, report and fiDandal ststements
for the year ended 31 Marcb 2022

KetttCouDty S¢out Countii
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R¢fa¢n¢¢ administrative details of th¢ clJaTity, its Tn]steo8 and ￿MStr5
Tru￿¢¢5, tryort
Inde￿da)t auditors, report on the financi8] siatements
Statemc41t of fiTwicial activities
Bglan¢¢ sheet
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Statemcnt of ra$h flows
Not&% to the financial statan¢nts
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Kent County Seout Couttell
Referenee and administrative detafils of the charity, its truste¢$ *lld Advisers
for the year ended 31 March 2022
Scouts
Trnst¢es
Mr D.P. Harris
MrD. H&rdith8
Mrm. Vinton
(Countychairman)
(County CoTllTnissiontt)
(Tr¢asuTcrl
(a￿0]nt¢d3 Novemb¢r 20211
(s￿}
MrAIL Hogben
MrA Bates
MrP.
Mis8 L. Ca55
Mr D. Ev¢r¢st
Mr N. Graring
Mr5 J. Gr￿t
Mr8 C. Kirkpgtrick
Mr J. Martin
MT S. Moore
MT S. Rttinsl
MrK. Ridgw*y
Mrs T Swft
Miss L. Thornton
MrA ThII
Mrs J. Wi150n
(app0itLt￿I 3 NovEffji*r20211
MrA. Ray
(Yollth Commi&8ioncr)
MrN.Patd
MrJ. Elliott
(Youth Commissiottcr}
(Deputy Youth Commission¢r)
lappoitLt&l l Mar¢h 2022)
ID¢putyYollth Cotntnissionerl
(appointed 3 November 20211
(Deputyyouth Commission¢rl
Miss M. Glsry)-Jon¢5
Mi&5 1. Mytrs
Ch•rlty rq[steredllu￿￿er
303471
Regi$tr8¢5on kn¥mbtr wlth
Th¢ Scout A58oclatlon
127
Company
Kent Cwnty Scout C4xLtKil
Other names the ¢b#rJty
l• known by
Kcnt Scouts
PrI￿¢1p￿ addres
County Office, Kcnt S¢outs AdtTrityCentr¢
IA>Wff Grange F8mi
Grang¢ L4n¢
S#rtdling, Maidstone
K¢nL ME14 3DA
B&llkers
CAF Bank Ltd
25 Kings Hill Avenue
Kirt8s Hill
West Malling
Kent. ME19 4JQ
Audl¢ors
UHY Kent LLP tradin8 as UHY Hacktr Young
Thames Hous¢
Sittirtgbourne
K¢nL ME104BJ
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Kent County S¢•ut Council
Trugtees. report
For the year ended 31 March 2022
The Tnjstees have thepkHsur¢ in pres¢nting their reEx)rt and th¢auditd finatycial staiunents for the ycaT ¢ndtd 31 M8Tth 2022.
The financial stst¢mcllts havebeen prepared in accordonccwith th¢a¢counting policies set Qiit in the Thot<s to the finatt¢iai stalements and
comply with thc rh&Tity's goveming do¢umenL the Ch2rtties Act 2011, the ch￿Ill¢S SORY {FRS 102) (second edi1ioDI,"AccountiTLg #nd
Reporting by Cithrities.. StatenKIt of Re¢onlln¢nd¢d PrActice ttpplicable to charili¢g pr¢pyring their accounts in accordancewith th¢
Finanti21 RewrtinB Stsndard applicabl¢ in the UK and Republic of Irejand IFRS 1021 alld the FinanLial Reporting stand￿ in th¢ UK
and Republic of Ireland IFRS 1021 (Marth 2018).
Structure. goveTttall¢e and managemeDt
The Kent County Scout Council's governing docum￿r8 ar¢ those of The Scout A550ciation. Th¢y con$i$t ora Royat Chartu, whith in turn
give8 authority to the ByelAw8 of the As80ciatilM4 and The Polacy, OrBanisatiOD and Rules of The Scoul Associati4￿.
The Kffll Q)unty Scout Ccfijncil is a trust utabJish¢d undBT its rules, wthich arccomrnon to a]1 Scouts.
The Th51¢45 aTe appointed in accordance with th(￿en]It¥ at thc Annual G￿er&I Mt¢tin& eitherby ¢lethion or by 8pprOV￿ of thar
nomination,. other tNsttts rnay b¢ co.opted during theyear Èo sove until the n¢xt Annual Gther8] Meding. Most tnTrstrt4 havtpreviollsly
as lrn$tees of Scoui Groutts aThd Disttids and are therefore a￿e&lY familiarwith tr￿5¢￿ responsibilities artd with the govtming
documents.
The Kent County Scout Countil is responsible forprovith'ng leadffehipi advice &)d Sup[￿ for all tho S¢out Di8tri¢ts iti K¢tst thrwgh
thB]n, for all the Scout Group5 in the County. The County OIYJCC at Sandjing n¢aT M8idstone co-ordinates the flow of inforn]ation to and
from all th¢ Scout Distticts attd Groups. Volunteer leHders in the G)unty Team orgatlise agr¢fJ programmes for le4Mler trainin& activiti¢s
and eV￿ls. they a150 publici5e and Pro]￿le scoutiLg. Th¢ officexs have the necew authority for day-tTrd&y m4nag¢m¢nL but the
ultirnate responsibiliti¢¥ for gen¢ral athninistratii)n, including Unplo￿Trent and l¢gai wliane< rest with theTru5tees.
Th¢ Trusitts have identified th¢majorTiSks to whirh they believe the County15 ¢XPDs￿. thesehave been reviewe¢l sy*ems ha￿ bttn
•tthlished to mitigate th¢m.
Th¢ Trustett thank all tht leadcrs who proTridc so tnuch time and effort forth¢ b¢n¢fit of the young people who are metllber5. We
thank evcryon6 who help S¢outin8 in le&% visibk Fays 011 those who have provided fi￿dI gcM)ds and $￿ViceS for thedevelopment of
Lower Grangc F3rrrL.
Objeetives and activities
The Purpose of S¢outlng
S¢outingexists U) activ¢ly¢ngage attd supportyOungpe￿1t in th•rpcrsoThal developmenL wowering th¢mto mak¢apositiv¢
contribution to s<>ciety.
Th¢ Vglues of ScoutlDI
As 8cout8 w¢ ar¢ gvidd bythese values..
lut¢grlty- We act with i[Lts￿lty, w¢ ￿ h(w tn￿lWorthY and loyal.
Respect- Wehavc sdf_respxt and res￿¢t for othcrs.
Care- W¢ SUPFthothers and take Lxrc of th¢world in whi¢h we Itv&
Bellef- W¢ ¢KPl0￿0UrI8lth8, Ediefs and attitudes.
Ctsoptratlon-we mak¢ a positiv¢ditTcrenc4 we ctropwate with oth¢rs and make friends.
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Kejt County Scout Couniil
Truslees. report
For the year ended 31 March 2022
The Stomt Meth•d
Scouting tsk¢5 pl￿e when young people. in partntrship with athlts, wfflktogcther basrd thevalues of Scouting and:
joy what they are doing ajxd have fim;
takepart in [￿LiVItI￿ indoors and outd(v)rs',
learn by doing.
sharein spiritud reflection;
tttke respoJJsibi]tty and Tnake ¢lL01￿.
undqtake new and chall¢nging aLliwti¢5; 8Dd
make and live by their Pr()mi5¢.
Thc clos¢ lioi50n betwe<*J Assistant Cwnty Commlssietsers and A55iStw)i District Commissio1￿rS typifics th¢ 5UPPOrt provided for leaders,
as do the link5 bctW¢¢D LoGa] Tr8irting ManageTS and the Scout Di8tii¢ts. Thecounty T¢8m a]soprovide activities and eqUipM￿t whith
are not avtilabl¢ al levcl. and tyto give many young p￿p￿ os POS8ibl¢ the opfftity to PgrtiCiP8te in ￿¢b actiNryties, *nd to
devclop new skn'll$.
The County meeL8 the Charitycommission's public benefit crkltria und¢r boththe ad￿C£￿ent of education and the advancanent of
cttizenship or community dcvelopmtht h&it)g8. W¢ gr¢ convin¢ed thal SLxJuiill8 provid¢s relevant activitiag for young p¢opl¢, th¢reby
brm¢fitling thepublic at large. Although Jn<Mlest sub8criptiOn5 and low charg¢5 furextr& activities sbould ¢ncoura8e MeMb￿ShIp. pla￿$ fo
new mcmbcrs MAY not ttlw&ys be &vailablc du¢ io a shortAge of leaders. or io the curr¢Tht loders, existiti% hea￿ ¢omtnitsnents' a shorta8e
of sthitablc pranises or location5 for mtttings and othcr activiti¢8 can ELlso be aproblem.
Achievemellts perform*nce
Scouting ID Kent contittlles to offtt a wider8ngeof activities fi￿ caeh of the s￿￿On$. W¢¢ontirtlle to providewatcr. land and 4ira¢tiviti
$0 thal young peopl¢ can develop a tastr tor sailin& c&ftoein8> mourttainccring, r￿k-ClimbingJ Èrchery, Sho￿trts. Micro-light￿ orkiting.
Additiopally, we (x)niinue to provide OP[￿u￿1tLe& fur leadtts to 3quir¢ 5kill$ and ecrtific8tion so that thcy w instrn¢t their members and
can tnotLitoT th¢ir Activities.
Th¢¢lwity'S financial yw finished oJ1 31 March 2022. so forthis reporting Y￿thc1￿pSCLO( COVID.19 $till had a great cffeeL
Lower Gyangc Farni was &bl¢ its, irt line with government guidanc4 abIe th operate from l April 2021 and was able to fully reopwt ￿th<￿t
social th"8thn¢in8 restrictions on 19 July2021. D¢spit¢ th¢ ¢xistthtt of somerestric¢ionsduring the'peak season, thcrcsilieDCe and hard work
of the staff m¢ant th8t w88 &8 busy as cvff gjjd this th¢me cotsiinu￿ tI￿oUghout th¢ r¢sl irfthe financial year producing very healthy
results for LGF.
Faceto th¢ 5WUtinKTetllM￿] ill Easter2021 alldTnally were able to quickly able to get back to doinB what theyhad dOll¢p￿-pstsdeMi¢sllCb
outdoor activitics, int<mational tTiP8 and ¢ounty wide evtnts. Dwit¢ pokntial problems with thc em¢rgcnce of th¢ ￿lI￿on variant in
Nov¢TnberlDecember 2021 Wu¢st 2021 wu$ able 10 take place with young peoplc and leadtrs visiting Antar(*iGq to COllilllCmTatc the
c¢nt¢nary of the thiginal expedition.
Financial review attd posltloll
The ac¢wnts for theyear ￿ded 31 Marth 2022 show tol8] incorn¢ of £720k compared to £438m in 2021. Incom¢ from donations and
legaci¢s itlcreasa from £156k in 2021 w £172k in 2022. In the previous year the majority of this was represMted by ￿ndI￿g
clairn¢d from the UK8overnm¢nt 5UPW>rt Oiemc5 in resptmse to the COVID-19 global pandemic as thecharity had to fvrlollgh the
majority of iL% employ¢¢5 the govemment's Coronavtrus Job Rttention Scherne in ￿sponSe to it having to shut its centrr at Low
Grartge Fami attd face-t￿r￿ 8r4)uling cth8in8.
Inw]ntt from charitable activitie5 has intr¢&sed from £256k to £508k as face to face scoutlllg was abl¢ ¢0 T¢$￿¢ during the year under
review. Kent Stollts, primary source of funding is the membership subscr&ptLOtL5 r¢¢¢ivable from the various Districts. ith addition lo other
evethts such as th¢ K¢nt Int¢rn8] Jamboree which occur5 ¢w four yea
Other trading activtti¢s in¢tsm¢ in¢r¢4sed from £8k kn £41k as Lower Ikange Farnl was able to fully reopeN following Covid-19
r45trirtion4 19 July 2021.
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Kent County Scout Coullcii
Trustees, report
For the Y￿ ende4131 Mar¢b 2022
In the prior yearthe Charity r¢¢¢ived £19k of oth¢r incom¢. Thi5 Wa5 Lll resp￿1 of compcn5ation paid by K¢nt Scouts. insuter$ forc08ts
incuTrcd ￿ relati£￿ to eva]ts sueh &8 th¢ EuroJaJtL that h4v¢had tObe￿nCe]1￿ du¢ to the COV1D-19 pandcmio
Totsl ¢xwd7t￿￿ It￿reaSed in-linc with th¢in¢r¢ase in income. from£40Tr to £625k.
The Charityhdd total fiJtMI ba]gm¢es at 31 March 20T2 of £2.Im. Of these fiujdbalanw £Slkarerepresented by restrid¢d funds and
£1.9m by de5Lguat¢d funds. De$l￿ted fi]nd& include a fixed jssei fvnd of £1.6k which repr¢5¢uts the valu¥ of ihe Charity's tangible fixed
assets. All otherdtsignated fund¥ ￿ expected to be tstilised in due cours¢ onG¢ artivitits firt able to resum
Reserve8 poII¢y
DuTiDg the previous year Tn15tees revitwed th¢ Charity's reserves policy and inGr¢asd this to cover 6 months of no ￿¢0￿¢ which is
¢Stim￿ed at £IOO,Q(K) lo cov¢r wrfor¢s¢en circumstances and budget variall￿¥. This Contingen￿ would also providc funding for t8Pital
¢xp¢nd1￿T¢ in exces5 of fun¢L8 raised and thc dcprKi4tion provisions. This amout)t has been sd asideby th¢ Trn81ees in a 8qBrat¢
fvtjd.
The 5uilability of this reserves policy will continucto b¢woDitored èregular basis to ¢nsllre itr¢maiJJs apprwat
Pl8ns for future periods
Growing and 8￿POrting SCOUtirtg remains our main Priority. Dawitethe cff£¢L8 rjf the p8￿deMic in dec￿1￿8 the m&nbership there h
been abounce baLk and mwnber5hip h&$ 8rown in the lat¢st census conducted in Jonuary 2022 compared th¢ PT¢ViQUS olle. This gromh has
also be¢n $upported by the roll out of th¢ n¢w Stsiion, Squirrels, across the County which will promde an cxciting opporn￿lty to fe4dJ a
new age group 8nd d¢liver ￿outing to thenL
COVID-19 hAd amaiorimp8Ct on the Kent t￿l￿natio￿al Jamlmxee delaying it from happ¢nirJg ttntil 2022 but, despitcthis, the ￿$t is in
11 st¢￿8heAd mith and vjill b¢ a w su¢tt85 for all.
Statement of trnsttts, responsibilities.
Th¢ Trustees art responsible for prep8Ting the Tn]stees' Anttual Report and the ￿8￿cial stxtemettts in accordance with appli¢¥bl¢ law 8nd
UThit¢d Kin8dorn Accounting Standards IUnit¢d Kingdom G￿￿]lY Acewcd Accounting Practice).
The law applicable to charities in England & W8]esr￿UlreS tn]stees to prtyare finan¢i21 stA*M￿t5 for fin8Dc281 y¢ar which 8ive a
e and lair view of the Éwe of affairs of th¢ olthe in(ym)ing resourct8 aTLd appli¢ation of r&8ources of the¢harity for thAt
period. In prep￿ing th¢5¢ financial st&tements. trusteLS ar¢rquireJ tt>'.
select suitable accounting p)licie8 and then appty them con$isMtly,
ob8erve the methods andprinciple$ in theChariti￿ SORP..
e judg&nents and ¢StimAtes that are reasonable and prud¢nl
state applicabl¢ aL¢ountin8 Stxndards have bctn followi%1 subj¢ot to Jny material deparnTh di8¢k)￿d and cxplainal in
the financia] stateM￿ts.
preparethe financial statements on th¢ gving cojxern basis UTh1￿ it is inappropriate to pmme that th¢ charity will conlinue in
business.
The Truste&8 Ère ]ttpMsible forkeeping proper 8ceountithg y￿rdS that di￿105¢ with ThSOllAble accuracy at any time th¢ finattcia] position
of the Charity and enable them to ensure that th¢ finanoial st2tements comply with the ChaTiti¢5 Arl 201 I, the Charity IA(w2nt8 and
RepoTts} RtBvlations 2008 and the prtswsions of the trust dced They •lso resportsible for safeguarding th¢ ￿5¢15 of th¢ charity 8ttd
h¢nce for takin8 reas<)nabl¢ steps for the pr¢v¢ntion 8nd deteciion of fraud aLd Oth¢ri￿rg￿laritItt.
Th¢ Trustees ￿e res￿)nsIbl¢ fortht Jnttintethance and Intr￿lty of the ch3rity and financial infomi&tion in¢luded on the ￿arIty'S wcbsiie.
Legislation in the Uniitd Kingdom goveming thepreparation and dissemination of finttncial statements may diff¢r frorn l¢gislation in oth
jurisdictions.
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Kent County Scout Couneil
Trustees, report
For the year ended 31 Moreh 2022
Auditor5
UHY H&cker Youtsg havc indicatcd th¢ir willinglless to continu¢ ill offiG¢ audilors, ond ar¢501ution for theirrt-appointh)ent will b¢
proposed at the A[￿Ual Gentzal Meairt8.
Th¢ TnLsiees who hdd office at the date of thc Rq)ort of theTh]$tet Board confirni that is no r¢levÈnt oudit evidence of whiclLth¢
Charity's Auditors are unaware. Eath TTUStee h&$ taken the n¢c¢55¥ry St¢ps lo en5uTe thai they are awarc of 4ny r¢l¢vanl ttudit infotm&ion
Èzjd to eslalili5h thatth¢ Charity's Auditor8 arc awar¢ of thlt information.
The This¢￿S d¢dO￿thE1t theyhaveapproved the Tnjstces. Annual RqK>rt on 20 Juty 21Y22 aThJ si￿(¥] on th¢irb¢httlf by.
Mr De$ Httrris
Mr Dean Harding
County Commissioncr
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Kent County S¢DlIt Council
Indeptndentalldlton, rewbrttoth¢ M¢mbers of Kent County Scout CouTh¢ll
op1￿10￿
W¢hav¢ audited the financial ￿ateMe[Its o(K¢nt County Scout Counul (the'chatity) foT th¢ Ye￿ ended 31 March 2022 swbich comprise
th¢ statqnent of financial actiiryti&4. th¢ ba]anc¢ 5h¢rf th¢ $tAtem&)t of cash flow$ and the relatednotes, inLludirLg a summary of
$18rtifit0llt accounting policiw. Th¢ financial Tq)Ortirtg fjwnework that has becn appli¢d ill their prepar￿1￿n is applicable lawomd Unrted
Kingdom A¢eouttting Standard4 in¢ludinE FinaD¢ial Reporting standa￿ 102 Ttt6Fingnci￿ Rq)orting Srandard applicabl¢ in the UK
al￿ R¢publi¢ of Ireland, {Uwted Kingd<>n] GeneralLy A¢£epted Aceothniing Practice).
Thc fijjancial stat¢m¢Trts have been prep￿ed in accordancc with Accounting artd Reporting by ch￿iti￿ picparing th¢ir awunts in
ac£ordallce with th¢ FiTW)oiai Rwortittg Stat)darth atvlicable ￿ the UK and Rq)ublic of Ir¢land IPRS 102) in preference to the
A¢c4)untin8 and Rwrting by Cbaritie5'. Stat¢mcnt of Rwommended PTactice issued on l April 2005 w￿1th i$ r¢fem>l to in theexthni
regulation5 but bÉ¥J] withdrawn.
Thi$ has beea doncin for th¢ accounts to PTovideÈ trne and fairMew in accorthn¢¢with the Generally Accepted Accounting
PT8aice efftttivefor reporting p¢riodsb¢ginnw]¥ or afttr l January 2015.
Jn ¢utopiThion the finan¢ial stalemenl5=
give a tnje and fair view of the 5tgt¢ of th¢thoTity'S affairs as at 31 March 2022 and of its inwming resources and applicatii>n of
resourc¢5 for the yw then end&l;
havebecn Frowly pr¢pared in ac£ordance with Unii¢d Kin¥dom Generally Accepted AccountingPra¢tice" and
hav¥ been wep￿ed in accordanc¢ th¢ r4uireU￿tS of the Charities Act 2011.
B15is for cpinion
W¢ Conduct￿ ourawlit in &e¢*rdance International Standards on Audititig (UK) {ISA8 IUKI) and applicAble law. Our
teSw>n￿bl1itles under those st8lldaTds are furth¢T d¢swiW in the Auditors, re5pon5Lbilities for the audii of the financial statements
sectioD of our rqK>rt. We are Independ￿1 of the ctwity in Nccordance with the ethical requirements that 8r¢ ttlevallt to our audiiof ihe
finanGiai st*¢rn¢nts in the Unittsl Kingdort4 iDcludithg the Fittattcial Reporting Cuun¢il's Ethical Standard, and we have ￿]￿lled our
Oth￿ ethiGai responsibilities in accordance with th¢s¢ wirements. We believe that the audit cvidence we have Obtsin￿ is sufficient aTJd
appr(yiNt¢ to ptovide a basis for0ur￿l￿Io￿.
Concl￿gI0￿$ relxtlng togolDgwnterD
In auditing the fitsan¢ial sldtanents. we have concluded that the Trustets of thcgoing b&*s of ￿oUnting in the prq)araiton
of th¢ financi￿ SL2tements ts appropriat¢.
Ba¥(xl i)n the WOTk we have Wfor￿ed, we ha￿ nol id￿tifIed any matrrial unctrtait)ti￿ relating to ¢v¢nls or conditions Lha¢ indiwdually
or collectively. may ¢p5t significant dwbt on theehariws ability to contKnU¢ &9 a goittg collcern for ap¢ri(x1 of at leasi twdve m<>nths
when the fjllancial 5tatan¢nts a[¢ &uthoriseJ for issuo
Ourrcsponsibiliti¢5 and the rwibiltties of theTNstee5 with r¢spe¢t to 8Ojll8 eoncem are des￿￿ in th¢T¢I¢v8Dt y*tiOllS of this
OtherlxformAtl•n
The other inforniation compri565 th¢ iufoTU]ation iti¢lU41￿] in the all￿￿al reporE Otherthattthc financial statemettts and our auditOTS' r4>0rt
ther￿ll. The Tr￿1￿ ar¢ rtsFN)nsible forthe other inforn￿tIon wut4in4>1 within the aj￿￿al report. opijjion oll th¢ financial
SLiiements does not wver thttother infotmalion and, exc¢pt to th¢ ¢Kt¢nt tstherwige explithlly5tatd ill our re￿rt, we do not express dny
form of assurance tontlusion thetwn. (hlrresponsibility 15 to read the Oth￿ jjjforn￿tioll anl in doin¥ so, tonsider whethw the oth
infornLativn i$ materia]ly irtconsistenl with the finanrial $18ternenlS OT Dur knowledge obtsincd in th¢ wuis¢ of the audit. or othenwse
appears lo ￿ mateTially Tlli5Stated. If weidentify such rnattTial intonsis￿￿e1¢5 or apparent rna*Thal tni$statements, we are required
d¢termin¢ whether this Bives rise to a mataial miss¢8t¢tnot in the financial statcmenis themse)ves. If, b&ed on the weAt wt have
pofornie4 conclude thai there is a mati%ia] Misstatom￿t this other infonnation. weaTe rwifvlto report that fact.
W¢have noihing to ryort in this re8ar
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Kent County Scollt Council
IDdependentaudi¢ors' report ¢oth* Member5 of KeDt County Scout Courttll (ContIn￿ed)
Matlers on whlcb we are require41 to report by eieeptlo
Wehave nothing to r¢wrt in r¢S￿&t of the fo]lowing matters wh¢re the Charities (Accounts and Rq￿S) R¢gu]AtiOrts 2008 requires us
to rer￿ to you ic in our(yinio]L
the infornwion given in the TTUStee8' Twrt 1$ incons18t￿t in ony mlterial respeci with th¢ financi￿ 5tatan¢nl$' or
sufficio)t &ccountin8 records hav¢TLOt been kq)L or
the financial 5tatcn]cnts arctiot in agre¢m¢nt with the accounting rL¥ords and r¢turn4
w¢havenot I￿￿Ved ajl the iThforrrt&tion and txpkn8tions w6 requir¢ for audit.
RtSPOttslbllltlesof trn5tee8
A5 ¢xplgina more ￿llY in the in￿te¢S, rrwnsibilities statemenL th¢Th5t¢¢s re￿on￿b]e for theprepaTatii>n of the financial
5tatcllThits w41ich give a 2nd fair wi¢w, and lor Such ititemal control as theTrnste(s dettmiinc is n¢c&wry to ¢nable the wep&ration
of financial statcmcnt8 that are fr¢¢ frtsm n￿terial misstatem¢nL wlLdh¢T due 10 fraud orerror.
tn prepari￿ th¢ finanoi3l 5tataneA15, the Trustees are ra4trfmsibl¢ for a5se&sitig the charity.8 obility to totitinlle as a EOin8 conc
di8clositsg, a8 applic&ble, rnatttts related to going conc¢rn and u$in8 the going conctrnbasis of a￿0￿￿tin8 unl&ss the Trnstees ¢ithcr
intend to liquidat¢ th¢ chariiy or ts) cease operations, orhave no r¢alistic 8Jternativ¢ but to do sg.
Audltor8' respD•slbilitie5 for th¢*udtt of the IlnaDcl*l it•t¢mtDts
We have i￿en atTointed as auditOT undtt se¢tiim 144 of the ChaTities Act 2011 and rwrt in a¢eordsnce with the Act and relevant
rcgulaiions Tnad£ (jr h8lryn8 effect thereunder.
(kn obj¢&tiv¢s art to obtairt re￿onable aw]rance alM)Ut whcth¢r the financial stst¢meThts as awhole are Frommatcria] mis518tFmett4
wh¢thtt due to fraud or cm)r. and to issue #n 8udito]8' re[￿rt that includcs our opinion. Reasrnable assurance is a high l¢v¢l vf
sur8nce, buL is noi aguarant¢e that aj av¢Jit conducted in accordance with ISAS (UK) wjll always detea a material mi$4tatement when
it exists. Misst41¢ments can aris¢ from fraud or error and arc considffed material if, individually or in the agEf¢wLt4 wuld
rewtsably be expected to influrnr< th¢ ¢conomic d￿]SiOnS of u%rs on th¢basis of these fitsatKial slat¢m¢nts.
ITtegularititt. including fraud, ￿]n$t￿n¢t8 of nonrfomplian¢ewith laws artdregulalions. W¢ design in linewith our
re8ponsil)iliti¢s, outlittal above. to deteet Jnateria] MI5*at￿l¢Dts irt resp￿¢ of irrcgulariti¢5, indudinx frdud. The eXt￿t to whith our
prOc¢dur￿ ￿pable V[d￿￿tEn8 inEgulwitie4 including b3ud is dctail¢d belTrw'.
How the oudii ￿V￿¢¢oF￿1de￿ capabk ofdetetlingirregulaFili&t includingfroud
OUT Approach to identifying and wswsink the risks of material tnis8tst¢ment in rewt of irregulariti￿, including frwd aTLd
eo]npliaJJce with laws and regulations, wa5 as follow8.'
w6 la￿t]fi&l the l&ws at)d TegulatiOll5 appliGabl¢ to thctharity through discussions Iwith managemenL and from ourcomTn¢rci
knoi¥i&lgt And cxwi&)ceof the se¢tor,'
w¢ foLu$￿1 on speeifjc laws a￿d regula(i4)n$ whicb we ￿nSidered may have a matuia] effect on the acupunts or the
OP￿ationS of the Ch￿ry. inGluding the ChaTities Act 2011,.
we &sses8ed the cxtrnt of compliJn¢e with the laws and regularion5 idotifLth above through making enquiries of maTLagem¢41t
and inbpeLling cOrres￿b￿dence. and
identifithl laws and r¢gul8tions w<¢ ¢om]kMmicated ￿thill the audit t¢4m and the team remained alcrt to KThstanc￿ of nou-
cornpliance throughout th¢ audit.
Weasst88ed th¢ sus¢¢ptt'biliLy o(the charit￿5 accowJt5 tornaterittl misstatemenL including obtaining th understanding of how fraud
rnaking ￿quirieS of management a5 to Whe￿ they con8idere4J there w8$ A sllsceptibility ￿ frau(L theirknowledg¢ Of 4¢tllal,
suspected ano all¢ge4J fr8ud; and
eonsiderinB the int¢rna] controls iD phte io mitigate risks of fraud and non-compliance with law5 and TegulatioD$.
PagE 7

K¢Dt County sco￿t Cowicll
llld¢p¢nd¢nt *Dditors' report tothe Members of K¢nt Coullty S¢outCouwll {eontlnued)
To ths the risk of fraud through TDanagemenLbi&s and ovmidc of conm)14
p¢rfotme<l anal￿1¢81 procedures to ide41tify ally unusuaj Orun¢xp￿led re]alionships;
sted journal u)tries w id¢ntify unusual ￿nsactiOns.,
a85ess¢d whfflher judgEm￿￿' ￿$￿￿)p￿onS made in detemJiniAg the accouttting L¥timates s¢t out in th¢ accountin8 plicies
Wff¢ indicaliye of ￿tt￿lia1 bi&s' and
invcstigated th¢ ratiOn￿e behind significant orullusual translldious.
In rc3pons¢ to the risk of irregul&itt￿ and nonrfwlion¢¢ with laws and regulation& we d¢5ignrJ ww*dur&s which iticloded.bui were
not IiTllitgd to..
38r¢eing firtartthal statement di5cjo5u￿S io U]￿t￿lyIng supporting d(Kumentstion,"
rcading minutc% ofniedit)85 of tho8¢ ¢knarg￿ governan￿ and
enquirinR of mana%¢m¢nt as to a￿*1 and po￿tial litigation and ¢laiTn&
Thcrc arc inh￿¢￿t lirnithLion$ in our audit procedur¢s ylxive. The more removed ihat laws and ￿g[lIatiOnS atE from r]nartcia]
tra[h&￿tiOn* th¢ 1¢55 likB]y il is that we would become aware of non-c(Mllpliance. Auditing 8taDdards ttl*ts limit the auditproc&knres
Yequird to ideThtifyrton-cDmplièttce with laws and reglllation8 10 enquiry of the1￿ste¢S and oth¢r tIW￿L￿ement and the inspection of
regulatory l¥¥al COrr&Sp)ndt￿￿ if any.
Matetid misstatements that ￿)¥¢ dy¢ ￿ fraud tart be harder to d¢tect than those that arise from error a8 they may involve ddib¢rnt¢
conteAlment oreollusion.
A furthcr desoipuon of our reÈponsibilities forthe audit of the finanuyl stattffleiiis Is locat￿ on th¢ Financial R¢portiThg Council's
websit¢ at..
uklauditOTgrt%
. Ihi5 d￿1P110￿ f4)nns pÈrt of our 8uditors' report.
Ust rfovrreport
Thi&reportis made ￿l¢lY to the thayity's ttU$t¢es, a8 a ]￿y. in &C¢ord￿¢t with Part 4 of tbe Charitie5 {Accounts Rq￿s)
Regulations 2008. OUT a￿lit been und&laken so that wc might stat¢to the ¢haritys tnBiees thosc matter5 we r¢quired to
stste ie them ill aD auditor5, rwrt foT no othu puox)8e. To th¢ fu11¢5t ¢xtEnt p￿mItt￿l by law. we donol att¢pÉ or asswhe
responsibility to anyone other than the Charity aThd its trnstees, &$ a body, for audit work, for thisTeporL OT for th¢ opinion8 we have
forned.
UHY K•)t LLP
Ch8rt¢red AccounLlllts
Statutory Auditors
Th3m¢s Hou$c
ROM￿ Squ&Te
SittingF￿Wrn¢
K¢nt
MEIO 4BJ
Dat¢.. 7 September 2022
UHYKent LLP are¢ligsbl¢ to ss auditors itt ietrns of section 1212 vf the Compani&¥ Act 201￿.
Pag¢ 8

Kent County S¢•ut Couneil
ststemeDt Of actlvities
for ¢h¢yexr eDded 31 MAreh 2022
Unrestrfcted
funds Restricted
2022
Total
funds
2022
ToÉul
2022
2021
Note
Incomefrom:
Donations aDd kg8cie5
ChaTitsble ÈCtiviii4s
IM¢r trading
Investments
71.915
507,641
99,640
171,555
507,641
41,113
95
J56,160
255.613
7.834
507
J&90
95
Otherincornc
Total iticome
620,764
99,640
720,404
138,823
Expendjthre OD:
RAi5in8 fuDds
aritabl¢ 3Ctiviti&s
2,895
601.130
2.895
021.760
J98
20,630
407,07]
Total expenditure
604,025
20.6.10
624,655
4107,209
Net
16.739
(1.064)
79,010
95.749
31,554
Transfers bMwe£rt fvnds
14
Net rnovement th fllDds
15,675
80,074
95,749
31,554
Reconelllatlon of fulld5:
Total futlds btougbi forward
Net movement in fimd5
1,999,144
15,675
2,000,190
95.749
J,968,630
31.554
80.074
Totsl fulld8 ￿rrIed forw#Yd
14
2,014.819
81,120
2.095.939
2,QOO,1g0
The StAtement of financial acti￿tits includ&% all gains atLd losses rcco8nised in thc year.
The not¢s on pages 12 10 28 form part of th￿¢ financi￿ State[n￿ts.
Pag¢ 9

Kent County Scout Coun¢ll
B￿￿te 5h¢¢t
#s at 31 Marth 2022
2022
2021
Note
FIX￿ #55ets
Tangibl¢ ￿setS
CTArrent Assets
1,594270
1.633,298
Debtors
12
954,660
1.259,278
241,473
837.752
C￿h at bank and in halld
2,213.938
1,079.205
Creditor5.' 4mOUllt8 fallitig due within one year
{1,712,269)
(7J2.3J3)
Net turreDt assets
so1,￿9
500,892
Total net aS8ets
2,095,939
2,000,190
Ch*rIty fuDds
Rttqtricted fund5
14
81.120
2,014,819
J.04LS
J,999,J44
UnTestricted fund8
14
TotAI funds
2.095,939
2,000.IPO
The financial statwrnts were wrova ajjd authoris¢d for is5ueby th¢ Trw8tw and 5i8ned OL their beha]f by:
Mr
es Harris
Mrs Tracey Swift
Date.. 20 July 2022
Th¢ not45 on pagc5 12 to 28 form part of th￿cfinanC1aj st&t¢mfflts.
P&ge 10

Kent Coullty S¢out Coun¢il
Sthiemellt of ¢ash Ilows
for the yekr ended 31 Mar¢h 2022
2022
3021
Cash flows from openting attivities
Net cth Lsed in operating activiti¢s
433.451
5J,574
Cgsh floivs from investing 8¢tivities
Divsdends. Int£￿t5 and r¢tLts iLvestm&)ts
Purchase of tangible fixed a5S¢ts
307
(33,J29)
(12.0(rf>)
Net utsll used in inve4tiDg activits¢S
111.905)
(32,822)
Change ID cash and ¢￿h e4•lvalents Ill the year
Cash and ¢¥h eqllivalujts at the bcginning of the yeor
421,546
18.752
837,732
818.980
Cash #lld e*¥h e4ulvalent5 At the end ￿the y¢•T
1,259,278
837, 732
Pag¢ll

Kent County S¢out Cotmell
Notts to the fittalldal stxteDwnts
for th¢ year ended 31 March 2122
CeD¢railnformgtlon
Kent Cwnty Scout CoutL¢iI is a ¢harity repsl￿e0 in England and Wa]e4 registration numbw 303471. 11 1$ governed by three
docum¢nt5'.
l} The Scouis A550¢iatson- Royal Charter 1912 {a¥ amwdedl"
2} The Policy, OrgHni501ion Ènd Rules of The Scout Asswi#tioii IPORI,.
3) con￿ltutiOn of th¢ Keut County Scout Coun¢il ¢Jated 20 September 2016.
Th¢ (horit￿8 registered office is the Kf4Lt Swuts Activity Centr4 Lower Grattge Farn4 (Irw Lane, Maidsth4 Kent, ME14
3D
Atcountfillgpollde
2.1 Basls of Prepara￿￿n of I1￿￿£￿]8taÉerne￿ts
Th¢ PTincipal ac¢ountillgJM)Siciu adopted,jud8(xnL*ts and kcy e8timation$ of witertAinty in theprepardtion of th¢
emettts are &8 follow5.'
The thjattcia1stat￿ne￿tsh￿ve been prepared inaccordancc the aJtiTiii&q SORP (FRS 102) (second ¢dition}-AccouThtirtg
and Reporting by Ch￿ill£s.. Statemffii of Re¢ommendcd Praditc appli¢tble to charitie5 preparing their8cco￿ts in
accordmce wth the Financial Reporting Standard gpplicable in the UK alld litpublic of beiand {FRS 1021, the Financial
Reporting Standard ¥pplicRblc in the UK and Rq)ublic of Irclgnd {FRS 102 Marth 2018) and thc Charitics Art 2011.
The fir￿jGial 8t&tements have been prepared tts give a'trLJ¢ and fairf view and bav¢ departed from the Ch2riti¢s (Accovnt8
and Reports) Re8ulatioLy 2(4Tr8 only to the extent Tequired to provide a ITUC and fair, Vitw. This deparDJre has involved
folloThing the ￿aritIeS SORP IFRS 102) published on 16 July 2014 rather than th¢ A￿OUnting attd Rw)rtio8by Chorities..
stat￿ll¥￿t of Re0)mm￿thd Practice effective from l Aptil 2005 which since been ityithdrawTr.
Kent Cownty Scout Council the definition of a public b￿¢fit ¢Thtity Utt41er FRS 102. A58ets gnd liabiliti¢5 aff initially
Twgrtised aihistoricaj cost OT t￿n$￿I￿n value uJJless (Aherwise stated in the rclcvant accounltng JxJli¢y.
2.2 Going tontern
The tsiJstea8 8Ssess whdh¥r the th8e of 80ing c4)ncern i5 appropiiAte i.e. whethw thue aT¢ gJ)y materia] unccrtwllti￿ Teiated
to eva)tS OT (y)ndition5 thatTnay¢è9t significant doubt on the ability of thecharit8ble companytr)¢ontinU¢￿ agoij)gt￿cern.
Th¢ truste￿ n]ake this a88usmeTrt in rcsp¢ot of a ptri¢d of at least one year fr¢)m the date of authorisation for issu¢ of th¢
financia] 8tstemL￿ts. The ￿5t¢￿ bav¢ contlllded there are no matfflal un¢erthinties about the charitys ability to contillue
as a goingeonetm and that it remains appropriate ts) continue to adopt the going con¢wn bASi$ tsf i)cu>uttting in preparing th¢
fin4J]Gio1 $tAtem￿tS.
Pag¢ 12

Kent County S¢out CDuneii
Notts to the flnanclal ststementS
for th¢ y¢4r ended 31 M8rcb 21122
A¢coutttittg ptsll¢les(eoDtIFJuedl
2.3 Intome
AJI incom¢ is r¢yo￿liSta once the ¢harity has entIt]¢￿Knt to th¢ Jn¢om4 it is prob4bl¢ ththt the i]x¢ome will be re¢eivcO and
th¢ amount of income re¢eivablc Can bc Tnewed re]iably.
Metnbcrship subscriptton8 collec*don hehaif of otherpart8 oEth¢ Scoutmtsv¢ment Are reported on SOFA net of aTJy wount
PAid OllL This isbeeause th¢5e subsfyTiPtions are in effect heid &5 ag¢JJts ixfotebeing paid WL
Grants and donatitsn$ are only lllel￿ded in the SOFA whth the d)arity h&$ uncollditionaj ¢ntit]e￿ent to the illLOtne.
income has rclated wellditLrrc{i.t. tharitable aCti￿tiCS>. th¢ iJ]romc*nd rtlaled expendithre ore rep)rtd gross in SOF
Inv¢stmfflt in¢ome is included in the financiul statements whvn Te¢eivabl& Invcstm¢nt gain5 atml loss¢s include any 8ain or
Ios5 on the sale of ittvestments and g•iTr tsr108s resulting from reva]uing inv¢5ttnenlS to mtrket value at theyear UL
Jnkrasi on fun(ts held on dw51115 includol whax r&Yivable and the Èrntsllttt bern￿g￿r£￿ r¢liably by th¢ ch)rity' this
is nom)è]ly uponnotification of the irtttrest paid or payable by th¢ inslitutithh with whom the fvtlds are depositeJ.
Income Jtceivd in rt%peLt of memE*rs subscriNions and *ivitie$ income w&5 reclassifia froTn the ￿t¢s0ry of'donations
and legacics, to'int4)me from charitable acti￿1￿¢5, and thecomparativtt% ]utaled accordingly.
Grants in¢luded in the stErtement of financial 2Ctivitses on a receivable bg5i$. Theba]anee of income received foT Sp￿1￿¥
purpos¢s but not vxpended during the p¢ri(Kl is shown irt the relevant fvnds ou theba1￿Ce sheet. Where irtcDmc is Teceivcd
in ￿Vance of Mtitlemenl of reccip¢ its r￿QgnitiOn 18 deferr￿1 and Inclu￿ in ¢redit¢)rs &8 dd￿j in(%)me.Wh¢re
titlan¢nt oc¢utsb¢foze Incott￿ IS T¢¢eive4 the ineojne is accrufd.
2.4 ExpEJLdliurÈ
Expthdithre is r￿g￿ls￿ onc£ th￿e ts 8 lega] or constrwtiv¢ obligation lo trattsfer economic b¢n¢fil tL) a third party, it is
probable that atransfer of benefits Mll be requirrd in gettlemenÉ artd the amount of theobligatt'on wibc In￿ll¥￿1
reliably. Expcnditurc 1$ ci&85ified by activiry. Th¢ costs of tath activity are made up of th¢ total of direct tosts attd shared
(x>st4 ix)¢ludiThg support costs involvt¥J in uThdwtskin8 eath adivity.
Fundrdisinx costs are th08e in¢untd seeking w>luntary cAJntributsons and do noi indude the costs of dis%minating
information in support of charitable aGtiviti¢s.
Charitable acti￿11¢8 and Governance costs arc costs incuLYcd on th¢ Gharity'$ oper&tion& including Sup[￿ costs qnd wsts
relating to the govefllglljce of th¢ charity 8PPOrtioned to charitabl¢ artiviti49.
Exwdityre on rai$in8 fiJnd8 includes all exp¢Trditsre incurr&l by the d)arity to Taise funds (or its chaTitabl¢ purp)stt and
incl￿](¥ costs of all furtthaisin8 activities ¢V￿tS a￿d￿<￿-¢b￿ritab]e ttadirtg.
Expendilure on th&it&blea¢iivities is incuThl on dirttdyuttdeJlakit)g the ￿￿VIll¢S which ￿rtherthe charitys objectives. as
well as any support costs.
2.5 Vol￿￿￿¢r$
The chatity bLXLcfils ￿eallY from the inv()Ivemcnt attd ¢nthu5iasttc support of its volunteers. In addition to the Tru5teC5, tsur
volunteers includeaDumb¢r of rol¢s which are instnunental tOru[￿Illg a Scout Active Supp)n Group. ill¢ludin8. our County
C(muni&4ioner' Scouts Active Support Mwers gmd C￿Ordinat0r$ 3$ well as 8enera] Sup]￿M￿Tnbcrs.
Itl accordaur¢ with FRS 102 and the Charities SORP IFRS 102}. thceconomic wntribution has ttot betrt rwnisedin th
ht)ancid 81atements.
2.6 GoverntDent grHDt5
GovetTrmEnt grantsrelaling to th¢CoronawftJs Jckn RetentioJJ Schm)¢ and Rat¢9 R¢lief Gmt arerecogDised in the stat¢ment
of financial activiti&8 as therclated up¢Dditure is incutTed.
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Kent County Scout Couneil
Notes to tILe fjnancl915tatell]￿fs
for the year eDded 31 Mxrth 2022
AccountiJLg polkle5 (continued)
2.7 Foreign ¢Mrreth¢i¢s
Monetary ¥ssels and liabilities dcnixninaied in forci8tt Currenci￿ ¥￿tr￿n518t¢d into sterling at of¢xchaDg¢Nling atth¢
reprFrtitig date.
Tratwctiolls in foreign c4Jrrencies art trojjslated into sttrling Rt the Tate rulin8 on the date of th¢ trans￿tIon.
Exchang¢ gains and108se8 aRreC0￿)s¢Yj in th¢ stst¢Tn¢n¢ of fman¢ita activities.
2.8 T•xAdo
Kajt Couttty Scout Council is a ￿gIStered charity and is thLycforcpot¢nti￿Iy ¢xempt frthn tsxation on its i￿0￿¢ ￿)d
&4 th¢ chllrity falls within the definitio￿ of 8 chatitable tn￿1 as defjn¢d in Part I, Schc(knlc 6 of the Finance Aci 2010. No
tax thar8L has arisen during the year
2.9 Txttglble flxed a58ets and depr¢¢l•tlo
Trngible fjxed assd5 COSting £3.()00 or m(Y¢ gr¢ capiialised and recognised wh¢n fvtUT¢ ¢uJnomic b&Jefit8 are probable
8nd th¢ coa or value (>f the &8*t ean bc Me￿ reli4bly.
Tjllsible fl￿ ayyets are inktially recognisd at C05t. Afttr recognitiotK undff th¢ t&)st model, tangibk fixed asscts arc
measured at cost Icss accumulatcd dq>reoiÈtion Énd anyaccumulatcd impajrncntl05s￿. Ail tost8 incurrvj iobring atangibl¢
fiK¢d as￿ into illtetJded working wn4Jition should ￿ includ￿ An the jnea5ureJJ￿1t of c05t.
D¢pTe£iaiion is charged $0 ￿ to allocate the coyt of tanglblc fiAed assets less their r&%Adual valu¢ OV￿ th¢ir *tiT[lot￿ useful
liv4 using the straight-lill¢Tuethod.
Depreciation is provided on the following ba5iS.'
Fr¢£hold pm
Offi¢¢ e4UiPm£¥XI
Otherfixed asset8
25•
25%
2.10 Debtorg
Trade and othw d¢btOTS &re reco8nised at the sdti¢tuot aft￿ ally trade discount offered. PTq>ayJncllts art valued
at the 3Jnoullt prepaid ne* of any trad¢disc4wnts th
2.11 Cash At bank and Ihand
Cash atbank and in hand includrs cth and 8knrt-temi highly liqvid invÉstments with a short maturity of thr¢emonths or le$$
frotn the of acquisiti(KJ or op¢riiDg of thedeposit or 5Jmilar accoullL
2.12 Ll4biiiile$ aDd prov181ons
Liabiliti&% are recognis￿ wha) tht%e is an obligation 81 the ba]ance sheet date as a result of a pyst ¢venl, it is pnbable that
a transfer of econotnic benefil will berequired in settlement. and th¢ aTnount of Ihcsettlanent caTh be estiTThatd r¢liMbly.
LiabilitiC5 fwgni¥fxI at the amourtl that the charity antiripat¢s it will p*y to 8e4tl¢ th¢ dd)t or the amount it has
received AdvAneed payments fi>r thegwds OT s¢rvices it mustpiovide.
Provisions ore Tne&swed at the best ￿tiMate of th¢ wrtounts requir&1 to settle the obl1￿10]L wh￿ the effect ot the tin)e
va]ue of TDVll¢y 1$ miterial, the provision 15 based on tbe pr¢5¥nt value of those 8mollniS, discounted at thc pre-tax discouJJt
rdtr that rdlects thc risks sp￿]fiC to th¢ li&bility. The unwinding of the discount 15 r¢wguis¢d in the statetnent of financial
4¢tivities as 8 finance cost.
P28e14

Kent County Scout Coullell
Notes totb¢ fthAttttMI ststements
for th¢ yur ended 31 Mar¢b 2022
Ac¢oyntln8 polldes ItoDlJouedl
2.13 Finantlal Instrnments
The charity only has fU￿nCLa] &¥sttS 8nd finan081 liabilities of a kind that qualify as basir finan¢i#l in8trumettts. Basic
fin8nciHI instrumt41ts ale Injtially recognisd at transactiou V￿￿e and subs&]uently measur¢d at tb¢it settlemetst va]ue with
th¢ txrq>tion of botsk loans which are sub$e4ueThtly tTrea5ured at amortised cost using th¢ ¢ffective interest mcthod.
2.14 PeDs5on5
Th¢ eharity a defitKd contnThutivn pension scheme and the pen5ioTr charge rq￿T￿C￿ts the amounts payabl¢ by the
thatityto th¢ fijnd in r¢spect of th¢ year.
2.15 •¢eounttng
General funth are unrfsttickd thtLds whith a]Eavuilabl¢ foTuse at the discretion of theTThstec5 in funhtr&nc¢ of the getsera]
obJ"ectivu of th¢thaTity and which have not b¢¢n dcsigDat¢J for other PU￿s&￿.
Designatcd funds compTi$e unrtstricied fund5 that h¥v¢ iwi $4* Aside by the Ttijstees forparti¢ularpuryow. The aim and
us¢ of ¢adL d¢$1￿ fimd is setoul in the notrs to th¢ financial ststemerLtS.
R¢5tricied funts are fvnds which to be u5eJ in aCCOTdaThce urith 5perrific ftztrictions impo$￿7 by donthE or which havc
b¢cn rai$ed by the charity for particular pu]PDS¢S. Th¢ Losts of raising and adrnini$terin8 such are (b￿8¢1 &gaiDsl the
SP￿1£¢ fijnd. The aim and us¢ of ¢och restridtrj fund is set out in th¢ not¢s to th¢ financial 8l&tements.
2.16 Agen¢y#rr¥mgtments
Kettt County Scout Cow*il acts as att agcnt in ¢o]ie¢ting funds from local districts on behalf of Scout HQ.
m￿￿berShip 5ub5(TiPtion ill¢ome t￿lVed from local districts is rtported ud of &)y amounts paid ov¢r to Scout HQ the
stalement of fiDan¢iAI activities as th¢ tmsi doco not hav¢ ¢ontr()l overthetharitable &pp]ication of the fund8. Furtbtt details
of amount5 yaid vv* to s￿￿1 HQ are rcferr¢d ¢0 ill not¢ 22.
Income fromdonatlotts leghclts
Ullrestritt¢d
fi]nds
2022
Restdcted
funds
20n
Tot81
fuods
2022
Toial
2021
Donations
51.535
51,535
7.Q79
5.QOO
144.081
Gov¢TtuThoJt
20,380
20J80
71.915
99,640
171.555
156.160
Anrtlysis of2021 byfynd
156.160
156.JOO
Pag¢ 15

Ken¢ cO￿￿ty Scout CouDciI
Notts to the fmAncial staternenls
for tht yeAr eDded JI March 2022
knrotne from donatlou5 •Dd legJcie5 l¢ohtinued)
The tharity has bea eli8ible ts) daim additional funding in th¢ year from Eovernmfflt support $d]ttna8 in respojjse kn the
The ch¥tiity fllrloughed a numbEr of ￿loYeeS between ApTiI and Jwje 2021 the majority of its employees undtr the
govcrnment's CJRS. 'fhc fvndingrcceived of £8.379 relat¢s to staff tosts of £8.379 which are iTLclud¢d within note 9 as
wopriate.
Th¢ chatity also rettived £20,0￿ as JL C4)ronavirus Ytslart grant. Ex￿ndItUre on grpjjt has be¢n included within note 7.
Incomefrnm ¢h*rllable act1￿11¢8
Unre5trlcted
fumds
2022
Tot•1
roilll
2022
2021
Li)wer Grang¢Farni Adiiriti
Mthnbership sub5GriptiODS
Be&vers
Cub$
246,695
78,936
1,226
2.044
246.695
78,936
1,226
19,962
191,647
2.818
2,418
31
Scouts
ExpltsrfflYoun8 Leaders
Global
Duke of Edinbwgh
Scout Activt Support
Bad8&8
152,539
9.661
152.539
9,661
8, 776
2,958
250
754
754
360
15,726
15.726
26,393
Totsl 2022
507,64L
507,641
255,613
wilysi¥ of202J byfynd
255,613
255,6J3
Pag¢ 16

Kent County Scout Council
Nott5 to the f￿ancIal $t#teM¢￿t8
ror the year ende4131 MaT¢h 2022
Tr*dlllE4¢tJvfitks
lttcon* from charit&bk tr*dlng aelSwltk
UllreBtrl¢ted
futtds
2D22
TotAI
funds
2022
Toi&l
2021
GraogeFarni rental incoFn¢and ve*lle hire
41.113
41.113
7,834
of202J byfynd
7.834
7.834
InvestmeDtiD¢oth¢
UDrestri¢t¢d
fund$
2022
Tots]
funds
2022
Toitsl
fyxds
2021
Dividthds
95
95
307
Analysis 012021 byfynd
307
307
Pagt 17

Kent County Scout CDuneii
Notes ts>the fin8n¢l#l stltements
r•r tbeye4r ended 3J M•rtb 2022
AowJy$ls of upendlture by A¢tlvltles
Actiwiti(*
widertak¢n
dlrectly Supwjrt tosts
2022
2022
Total
fuDd8
2022
Tot&1
202J
GraTh8cFa￿n a¢liviti¢s
Kent Inlffnthi)na] Jamborec
263,871
200
263.871
200
152.180
1,221
335
Be*ve
1,528
5,134
5,798
221
146270
9,954
224
1,528
5,134
5,798
221
Cubs
10,880
13,647
J56
S¢outs
ExploTtrfYow]8 t£
Global
Duke of Edinburgh
Sthllt Active sUp￿t
B8dg¢s
Distiict Iradthip, adviceand ￿ppOr1
Oihu advoJturoDs activiti
146.270
9.954
224
3,}50
5.364
563
417
417
5.903
112.386
101,280
9.618
145,729
42.414
42,414
612.142
9,618
621.760
407,O7J
Total 2021
398. 786
8.285
407.071
orth¢ t￿1[ £596,5301202J.. £407.07]) has bccn allocatcd to unTCStrj￿ed funds and £20,630 12021.. £nil) tQTC5tri¢td funds.
An8tysi$of support ¢Nts
Distrlct
le&dershI
advice aDd
snpport
2022
Total
funds
2022
Tothl
2f12J
Tnjstee eXp￿dIturC
)vunance
3.315
6,303
3.315
6.303
2,329
5,950
9.618
9,618
8,285
TotGII(121
8,285
8.285
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Kent County Seout CTrun¢il
E4ow ¢0 the Iln%D¢l*l s¢gteMents
lor thtytar ended 31 M*r¢h 2022
Auditors, remuner8tlo
2022
2021
Fets payable to the charity's auditor for th¢ audit of thc chgritvs W[￿U#l ttceothits
Fees payable to thccharitys auditor in rw¢¢t tsf..
All Don-audit not includcd above
4.￿0
4,JQO
240
Staff costs
2022
2021
W&8ts and salarics
Socid se¢urity¢ix8ts
Contribution to defin￿ crAJtnbution pensioth SCI￿e5
148,714
9,449
2,496
J41,297
8,198
2.206
160,659
151, 70J
Included within the ¢o¢al above is £nil12021: £1.9381 worth of pay￿alt in licu of ttoti¢¢ givM kn two employeL%.
The aV￿￿e numb¢r of p¢￿1￿ H￿pIc1yed by the charity during the ye&r was ￿ folli)ws'.
2022
2021
Etnploye
13
No fjnployee rrKeived t¢llJuttcrntion anK)unting to more than £60.IW in eith￿ yw.
Du¢ to the waythe charity operatt¥ the trustX5 ¢onsidtr thii they are the onty key management Pqsonnel and $ince no tnJs(ee
has bcen r¢muntr&ted ttorreceived allybeD¢fit5 during th¢yeÉrthe4J there 8re no key manage]n¢nt p4tsollnd dis¢losure8 10
includ¢12021- £Nill.
Pag¢ 19

Kent Cowity Scollt CouDtil
Notes to the fiJLallcial $t*t¢m¢bts
for the year ended 31 M¥r¢h 2022
io.
Tru$te¢s rtmuneratlon ind expeDSe5
During thc year, tto TtU8tees T¢￿1ved any retnuneration orothcr b¢nefits12021- £NIL).
Durin8 theyear ended 31 Marth 2022, expenstt totalling £9,878 were re]￿bur￿￿ or ptiid directly tc* 10 Twsttts12021- £2,328
to 4 Tr￿$tee$}. in respect of travcl aDd sybsistett￿.
TnDglbk fjxed •ssets
L*ttd
buildiDg$
Other
equlpm¢tht
equlpment
Total
Cost
At I ApTiI 2021
Additions
1,739.81x1
243.359
12.IX)O
139,172
2.122.331
12.0(X)
At 31 March 2022
1,739,81
255.359
139,172
2,134.331
DÈpretladon
At l April 2021
Ch8rg¢for the year
162.648
16,800
229,883
13.101
96502
21.127
489.033
51,028
At 31 Marth 2
179,448
242,984
117,629
s40.￿1
Net bOOk￿l￿t
At 31 March 2022
1.560,352
12,375
21,543
1,594270
At 31 March 2021
1,577,152
J3.476
42,670
J,035,25)8
Tn¢lud¢d within freehold property is frcehold lalld at cost of £899,819 {2021- £899.819), wbich isnot d¢pr¢¢i8ted.
Pag¢ 20

Kent County Scout Council
Iyotes to the flnaneffil statements
for tbe year eDded 31 Mattb 2022
12.
Debtors
21122
2021
Trwje debtors
780,200
J96.655
Js)0
44.628
Other debto
Prepa￿ll¢llts thnd 4wued inc4>me
174,460
954.660
24J.473
13.
Creditors: Amowllts f8UJng due within olle year
2022
2021
T￿[¢ crditors
Other r&xation and $￿lA1 s￿rity
oth￿ creditors
A¢¢n￿5 deferrcd income
16,649
J3,160
1.408
45,787
651.958
6,450
1,689,170
1,712269
712,313
2022
2021
D¢fexred income at l April 2021
Resource5 Jef¢rr￿dllM￿g theyear
Ami￿n￿releas￿ frompr¢viousperiods
646,(A6
1,662,851
1624,947)
1.023,976
6J2.648
(9&9,958}
1,684570
646,666
Page21

KeDt County Scout Coulleil
Notes ¢0 th¢ statements
for tht yeir ended 31 March 2022
14.
ststemtnt•ffuDd8
Stst¢mentof funds-eurrent y
Balance at I
Aprll 2021
TraD5feTS
Inlowt
BAknD¢¢ *t31
March 2022
Income
Expertdityre
Ullrthrtcted futtd$
Deslgnated fuDd5
Fixed assrf fiujd
Re￿e￿ 21r21 fuDd
KIJ d¢sign¥l¢d fund
crn￿h Ind developmcnt inttiatives
fuud
Aitrifles
1.633298
1.8S(
(51,028)
12,000
(1,890)
461
1594270
(205)
4,668
40,(KX)
879
40.000
879
44.736
I￿,000
332
LGF actiThitics
29.909
100,o(K)
332
620
1.419
{68)
14,895
EmCrg¢ncyd&signatt￿1fvt
sittU￿lKtruT￿c al￿ Milton Disttiet 6Jnd
Kites
620
Pond
.419
7.000
3,620
37,827
22,729
12,669
Jambor¢e le*s
Rtfectorylr￿Idel)llaI
3D printe¥ donati¢m
l￿F Facilit¢¢s fijnd
3,620
327
37.500
22,729
LGF develiwnxnt
12.669
1,823,703
50.172
(51,301)
48,195
1,870.769
Gener•1 fuDd6
Keni Scouts general fi￿d
LGF g*)era]
146,535
28
262,819
307,773
1276,853)
1275,871)
{11.635)
{37.624)
120.866
23,184
175.441
570,592
(552,724)
{49.259)
144,050
Uthrutr5cted fuxds
1.999.144
620,764
1604,025)
(1,064)
2,014,819
Page 22

Kent County Scovt Council
Notes to the llnanclal $¢#tÈthetht8
for theye4r ended 31 M*rtb 2022
St•t¢meDt of (c4JDtiJLued)
Balaoee *t I
Aprll 2021
Transfers
Inlout
BalaD¢¢ •t31
Marth 2022
Illcome
ExpÈndlture
Restrkted fund5
Wilson Trnst
loo
(Iwi
B2nyThom&8
KJJ R¢tonnect 8NIt
KIJ Htadstsrt gtsnt
IT D¢velopTue4Lt
Bike Pmjeci
Dcvelopment ofActiwty C¢ntre
946
946
40,000
40,000
9,876
4.720
40.01
40,01
174
(9,7021
(5,7841
{5,0441
I,IX54
{20,0301
1,064
81.120
Total of funds
2,(KJO,1S4)
720,404
{624,6551
2,095.939
Page 23

Kent County Seout CouDefl
Notes lo the r]nan¢ial 5tsterneut$
ror tbt year eDded 31 March 2022
14.
ststetnelltof fund5 (coNtinued)
Duig4aiedfvndy <JFe hÈldfor thefolbMYngpury05eJ.'
111the deSigt￿ed fixed &8Stt fimd re￿5¢￿t$ th¢ netboDk value of tangible fixed ass¢ts funtsl from urtrestricttyl Beneraj fi￿d5.
21 R￿￿¢$￿ 2021- fut)d5 held to $llp￿rt O 8¢outing trip to Antarctica in 2021. Afi¢rthe trip look plac4 tbe funds wrr¢
trnjskned to Kent Scouts G￿￿[ fund.
31 KU desigtL8ted fiv￿. fut￿$ held for tbe Kent International Jambor¢e i)ccurrin8 (mce every four years. Th¢ next Jsrnbor¢e 18
due to tsk¢ place b¢twwi 30 July- 6 Au8USt 2022.
41 Gromdh ond dcveltspment initiatives ￿lld. to suppori part ti]ne develi)pment ofyicers worfring to w $¢outing irt local are88.
5) Air Afles- a donati{￿ reccived ￿￿¢V¢ll￿P the shootin8 rart8e *)d buy ncw airrifle&
6) LGF a¢tiwiiies- a donaiion rettive4t to f￿rtherdeVtl0p IA)wtt Gnng¢ Farn).
7) Emergency dtsignat¢d funds- fundsheld are wuiva]eJ)t to th¢ of the re5etVC5 policy.
8) SittiDgErf)urn¢aTKI milt￿ (bstsicL- funds held on bdLaJf of th¢ SiMin#boume DistricL
9) Kit¢5- funds held iti order lopurchasepowLT¢d kit¢5.
101 I'<￿d- fimds held to dcvdop th¢pondon th¢ land at tnwer Grange Farni.
I l) Jamb(rte LMders- funds held tts sllrwrt the leadtts on the World Jarnbor¢¢.
12) Refeelorylresidential- fund$ h¢ld to develop there8idential p9rtof Lknwer Grange Fann with fa¢i]itie6 such a5 baro01￿%,
training tooms, offic¢5 3nd caiering.
13) 3D printer- fimd$ hdd ty pU￿]￿e and Tnaintain a3D printtr.
14) LGF Facilities-
15) LGF thvelopment- gift aid on a preTrTrous d<Kthtiott r(teiV￿ to further the deve]opm¢nt of LA)werGr8ngeFaTm.
The donors of the incom¢ r¢lleded in the desi8nated ￿ttd8 (5).161, (13) and {15) express￿ non-biniting preferenffs as 10 th¢
Use of the funds. which fa]15hgrt of iwing a restriction in trust law. The tmstees have thtt&oJt opied to r￿p￿t these non.
binding donor wishes by desi8rtating SJnd8 to refiect thc purpos¢5 whi¢h the dtsnor had iti mind.
Gen¢Tal fllnds rel￿esent the'fre¢' resttves r¢adily availabl¢ to trustets to sp￿d as thGy sec fit in &c￿rdanCe with the Charit￿8
objecti￿.
RÉstrittÉd
hel
WEn
l and 2) WilSLm Tn￿( arNI Bary ThoTnad fithdg rq)resenl donatioThs rec¢ived to help dis&dv&lltaged scouts to attend majoT
e￿¢8 and jan)bore¢8.
3 and 4) KIJ r¢wTm#t And Headstart fijnds represerlts a grantrw¢ivd to support children •)d y¢Jvng peopl¢recoDnKt at the
Keni Internationa] Jamboree iakinB pla￿ in 2022.
S) ITd¢v¢lopmeni Ty)JU￿¢S agraThtreceived to impwvr rr &t tA>werGrange Farm
6) Bikeproiectrepresents a grant T¢￿]v￿ tu ￿th￿t bikes and storag¢ cabin5
7) Development of Actsvity rffltyf rq)Te&ents a wtre£eAved to dcvclop th¢a¢tivity certtre ￿ aecommodatt re5ideLtial
b(Kikings.
Page 24

Kent County Scout Councll
t+4otes to the finaDciY415th1¢meDts
for the year ended 31 Mar¢h 2022
14.
Ststemettt of f￿n￿(continued)
Sthtsm¢n¢ of fllDds- prlor year
54lrthce
Expendi¢#re TrU￿￿er5 31 March 2021
l Apr¥12020
Ix¢opne
Unre5trirted fwhds
Deslgnfited fund8
Fixed assa fijnd
J,666,280
1,890
4,409
(66,JJJ)
33.129
1.033,298
1.890
4.409
R¢Qu(*t 2021
K]J d¢$ignatol fimd
Growth and develOpm￿t initiativcs
fund
40,000
879
40.000
879
2P.909
loo.000
332
Airrifles
LGF actLVille6
4U,008
50,000
332
96J
(11,12Q)
50,000
Em￿gencY de￿gnated fimds
Sittin8lwne and Milton DiStrict￿nd
Kites
020
620
Pond
Jamboree le&ders
J,927
7.000
3,620
(508)
1.419
7.OOQ
3,620
327
R¢fLxtory/Midential
3D Printer donatiot
5,000
(4,673)
J,817.02J
5,000
(70,331)
72.009
J,823,703
Geuer#l futtdg
Kent Scouts fu￿1
LGF general
119,320
31.245
309.7J2
J24.lJJ
QIO.488)
(126,450)
(72,00S))
146.535
2B.900
150,565
433,823
(356.Q38)
f72.009)
175,441
Totsiunrestricted fuodi
1.967.590
438.823
(407,269)
1,999,J44
Page 25

KeDt County Scoul Couttefil
Note5 to th¢ finattcfsl staterneD*s
for thtyeir uded31 Mgrch 21122
14.
Statementof fuDds{¢on¢thu¢d)
Balance ar
TraLvfers in/oM¢ 31 March 2021
l Aprt12020
In¢orne
RestrletedfuDds
Wilson Tnjst
100
loo
BanyThom&8
946
940
1,046
J,040
Totsi
1,968,tf3tS
438.823
(407.269)
2.000,190
Is.
offund
of funth- ¢urrentyegr
Balance At I
April 2021
TraTrsfers
i1￿0￿¢
B8kn*ee At 31
M¥rcb 2022
llltome
EXpendI￿re
Desi￿￿￿ed funds
Gthera] funds
1.823,703
175,441
1,046
50,172
570,592
99,640
{51,301}
{552,724}
{20.630)
48,195
(49,259)
,870,769
144,050
81,120
Restricted funLt8
2.QOO,IS
720,4(
{624,655)
2,095,939
SuDW14Ty of fllBds- Prior yeatr
Balunce Gt
l Apri1202Q
Bttlonce ai
ExpeNdiitwe Trawfert in/oui 3J March 2021
De&grLateJ
G￿e[al funds
1,817,025
150,565
1,046
J,000
433,823
(70.331)
36,938)
72,009
172.009)
J,823,703
175,441
l.Q46
1.968.636
438.823
(407.269)
2,000.190
Pag¢ 26

Kent County Scovt Council
Notes to the fiiigD¢l*l $wttmtht8
for the year eDded 31 fv1arth 2022
16.
Aoalysl$ of net assets b¢tsY¢¢tt fttnd8
Analysls of Det assets between fllnds- ¢ur*ut year
Uthrestrkted
fullds
2022
Re5trictsd
funds
2022
(unds
2022
TaTrgiblefixed ass¢ts
Cutyrnt as￿8
1,594.270
2,132,818
(1,712269)
1594.270
1213,938
{1,712,2691
81.120
Creditors thie withio one
2,Ol4.819
81,120
2,095,939
AD&l)Tis of 8$s¢ts b¢tw¢en funth- priorytar
Unr8striciEd
Total
Resffteiedftsnds
2021
2Q2J
202J
Tangible fixed &ssets
t assets
J.633.298
1,078,159
(712.313)
1.633,298
1,079,205
(712.3J3)
1,046
Creditors du¢ within vn¢ ye8r
Tolal
J,046
2.000,J90
17.
Reconciliation of net movemeni th fundsto net¢a5h from op¢ratkng acttvities
2022
2021
N¢t I￿￿)￿¢ forthe yVdT per St￿eMent of Financial Activitics)
95,749
31.554
Adju$tmettts for:
DePr￿lation th8Tges
Dividends. intrtss hnd from investsnen
Decre&s&l(incre4s¢) in d¢btors
Inuea￿1￿Crea8e) in ¢re4Ji¢oTS
51,028
(95)
{713,1871
999,956
66.lJJ
07)
301,830
(147,614)
N¢t eash provlded by operating acdvltJ¢s
433,451
51.574
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Kettt County Scout Council
Notts to the financial statemeol$
for the year ended 31 March 2022
18.
Att#lyO5 of eash and equhFalent$
2022
2021
Cath iij h￿d
1.259,278
837,732
19.
Att*lysls of ¢h*nges i• net debt
At l April
24b21
At 31 March
2022
Cash flows
Casb at bank ¥Dd inh￿￿
837.T32
421546
1,259278
837.732
421546
1259.278
20.
P¢#$lolltommltmeDts
The chgrity opwat&* & definlal conttibution PmSLon Sch￿1¢. Th¢ ossets of the scheme are ￿e]d sepmely froTn tILO8e of th¢ charity
in all iDd¢p¢Ddenily Èdminisieredfimd. CoThtributLOlJS lotalling£4,683 included withintrddecreditOT812n21.. £5,148 inG]Ud￿ within
other crcditors) wcrop&y&ble to at the ba]allce $heth dat
21.
OpeTAtlng lea8ecomml¢iii¢iits
At 31 March 2022 the charity had commitments to Thak¢firttsT¢minimum lease peirynellts und¢T non-{￿￿11&bl¥ Qpmting leas48
follows-.
2022
2021
N¢t latu than l year
Late¥than l yw and not later than 5 years
959
2.593
257
619
,578
2.850
22.
AgeDq 4rr*ng¢ments
t County Scoui Coun¢il &ts as att a8tht in eollecting funds from loG&l districts on behalf ort Scout HQ.
Membership subscription itteived from local districts is reported net of any a￿O￿nts due to Scoul FIQ on the stat¢rnent
ol firtanoal activities as the chaTity does not havc control ov¢r th¢ Gh)Tit*ble application of the funds. Durillg the yedr ffld¢d 31
March 2022 the ch￿]ty r¢*eived 8ub8uiJKion income of£518.568 {2021.. £676.323} and paid over £439,632 (2021.. £484.6761 to
Scevi HQ.
Reifited party trAn$4ctlons
The charity has not ¢nt¢reJ into ally Telateé party transa￿1¢￿ dwinB the year, nor arc theTe any outstanding balantts owing
betwe￿ ttlated parties the d￿]ry &t 31 March 2022.
P￿e28