Annual Report and Accounts. The Recipient will acknowledge the Grant in any annual report or accounts published by them covering the period of The Initiative.
Annual Report and Accounts. The following arrangements will apply to the statement of accounts and general report of their proceedings that the S4C Authority is required to produce under paragraphs 12 and 13 of Schedule 6 to the Broadcasting Act 1990, subject to those provisions and to any directions as to the form of that statement given under paragraph 12(1).
Annual Report and Accounts. 6.1 The Partner will show this funding and its related expenditure as a restricted fund in their organisations accounts.
6.2 The Partner will provide WVSC with a copy of the annual accounts as soon as they have been approved in accordance with their governing document and in any event within ten months of the end of the financial year for each year in which payments are made to The Partner by WVSC.
6.3 The Partner’s accounts will be externally audited or independently evaluated as appropriate for their organisation.
6.4 The Partner will keep proper and up to date accounts and records until at least 31st December 2030, including profit and loss accounts and management accounts, personnel and payroll records and invoices, which show how the funding has been used. The Partner will make these financial records available to WVSC to look at and provide copies when requested.
Annual Report and Accounts. 25.1. The SCOAF will contribute into the MOD’s consolidated annual report and accounts.
25.2. The SCOAF will develop and publish their own business plan on their website annually, whilst considering the Department’s wider strategic aims and agreed priorities.
25.3. The business plan sets out the SCOAF’s strategic objectives and how it intends to deliver these and support the Service Complaints system. It will also take account of approved funding provision and will include a profile of expected expenditure over the year.
25.4. The Ombudsman and the DG will meet quarterly to discuss performance and progress against the SCOAF’s business plan as appropriate.
Annual Report and Accounts. 26.1 The SIA must publish its Annual Report and Accounts (“Annual Report”) after the end of each financial year. The Annual Report is prepared by the SIA, who will work with the National Audit Office (NAO). Once XXX is content in principle, the draft Annual Report is put to the SIA Audit and Risk Assurance Committee for approval. Once approved, the SIA will submit their Annual Report to the Home Office to share with the Minister have sight of prior to agreeing to laying it before Parliament. Subject to any changes requested, the accounts can be certified by the NAO Comptroller and Auditor General. A certified copy is then provided to the Home Office for the Secretary of State to lay before Parliament.
26.2 The Annual Report must: • Cover any corporate, subsidiary or joint ventures under its control. • Comply with HM Treasury’s Financial Reporting Manual (FReM). • Outline main activities and performance during the previous financial year and set out forward plans in summary form.
26.3 Information against performance on key financial targets is outside scope of the audit and should be included in the annual report but not the notes to the accounts. The report and accounts shall be laid in Parliament and made available on the SIA website, in accordance with the guidance in the FReM. A draft of the report should be submitted to the Home Office for approval by Ministers before the proposed publication date. The accounts should be prepared in accordance with the relevant statutes and specific accounts direction issued by the Home Office as well as the FReM.
Annual Report and Accounts. As soon as reasonably practicable after the end of each financial year, ESS will prepare an annual report on how it has carried out its statutory functions during that year. The annual report will contain an outline of ESS’ main activities and performance. As part of the Scottish Administration, ESS is subject to the accountability and audit provisions of Part 2 of the Public Finance and Accountability (Scotland) Act 2000, including the duty to prepare annual accounts. For each financial year ESS will produce accounts of expenditure incurred in the fulfilment of its statutory functions. The annual accounts must be prepared in accordance with the relevant legislation and the specific Accounts Direction (including compliance with the Financial Reporting Manual (FRM)) and other relevant guidance issued by the Scottish Ministers. The annual accounts will be audited by the Auditor General for Scotland (AGS) or by auditors appointed by the AGS.
Annual Report and Accounts. Section 17 of the Property Services (Regulation) Xxx 0000 requires the Property Services Regulatory Authority to make a report to the Minister for Justice and Equality (“the Minister”), not later than 30 June in each year, in relation to the performance of the functions and activities of the Authority during the preceding year.
Annual Report and Accounts the Civil Legal Aid Act 1995 requires the Board to make a report to the Minister, not later than 30 September in each year, in relation to the performance of the functions and activities of the Board during the preceding year. The Department of the Taoiseach has indicated that such reports should be submitted to the Government, prior to presentation to the Oireachtas, “within six months of the end of the year to which they relate, unless a shorter period is specified by statute”.
Annual Report and Accounts. 6.1 The Commission must publish an annual report of its activities together with its audited accounts as soon as possible after the end of each financial year. Before the end of each financial year, the Commission and DCLG shall agree a timetable for the Commission to provide DCLG its finalised (audited) accounts. This will be in sufficient time to enable DCLG to meet its external reporting requirements and will also allow the Commission reasonable time to prepare the finalised (audited) accounts.
6.2 The Commission’s annual report must: Cover any corporate, subsidiary or joint ventures under its control. Comply with the Treasury’s Financial Reporting Manual (FreM). Outline main activities and performance during the previous financial year and set out in summary form forward plans. Include details in an Annex to the Accounts, the Accounts Direction given by the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government.
6.3 Information on performance against key financial targets is within the scope of the external audit and should be included in the notes to the accounts. The report and accounts shall be laid in parliament and made available on the Commissions website, in accordance with the guidance in the FReM. A draft of the report should be submitted to the department, two weeks before the proposed publication date. The accounts should be prepared in accordance with the relevant statutes and specific accounts direction issued by DCLG as well as the FReM.
Annual Report and Accounts. 8.1. The Administration shall use its reasonable endeavours to, and Salix shall, ensure that the Board publishes an annual report of its activities together with its audited accounts after the end of each financial year (31st March in each calendar year). Salix shall provide the Administration with its finalised audited accounts by 20 July each year in order for the accounts to be consolidated within the Administration.
8.2. As Salix falls within BEIS’s departmental accounting boundary, Salix shall as soon as reasonably practicable after the end of the immediately preceding financial year provide its draft accounts, other financial data, and any account adjustments, to BEIS for consolidation within its accounts.
8.3. The annual report must:
8.3.1 cover any corporate, subsidiary or joint ventures under its control;
8.3.2 comply with the Treasury’s Financial Reporting Manual (“FReM”); and
8.3.3 outline main activities and performance during the previous financial year and set out in summary form forward plans.
8.4. Information on performance against key financial targets is within the scope of the audit and should be included in the notes to the accounts. The report and accounts shall be laid before Parliament and made available on the Salix website, in accordance with the guidance in the FReM.
8.5. A draft of the annual report shall be sent to the Administration for clearance prior to the final draft being submitted to the Board for approval. The approved annual report and accounts should then be submitted to the Responsible Minister two weeks before the proposed publication date seeking his or her permission to place the report and accounts in the Libraries of both Houses of Parliament.
