video1518234199
May 08, 2026 08:48
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Is it very muffled?
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Is it very muffled?
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No?
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Better?
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It's the same.
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Is it
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better? Is it better?
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Yeah,
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but then it will be echoed.
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Echoed?
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Now?
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Now I can
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hear?
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Hey,
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it's very strange.
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I'm from my laptop.
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who's it from my my earpiece
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You are from earpiece,
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are you?
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Earpiece?
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As long as you can hear me.
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Yeah,
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you can hear me.
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Yes,
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you can hear me. Yes, you can hear me.
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Yes, you can hear me.
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Yes,
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you can hear me.
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Why is
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you off the speaker?
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You off the speaker,
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how do you hear me?
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Exactly.
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I think it's in that one.
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Let's see.
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Thank you.
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Okay,
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okay. I'll test you.
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I'll test you.
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I'll test you.
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So I
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should be CZ,
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AC and...
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I'll stop sharing first.
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I'll stop here.
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Okay. Okay.
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Okay, then you go.
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Okay, then you go.
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then you go.
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then you go.
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then you go. Okay,
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then you go.
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Okay.
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okay okay jenny
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were
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the auditors attending today uh on the audit report yes
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Hi everyone,
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can you hear me?
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Good evening.
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Hello.
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Hi.
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Hello.
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Hi.
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Hi,
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everyone. My camera,
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I've turned it on,
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but it's not seeming to work,
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but I think it's okay.
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We'll just, let's just go.
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Yeah,
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let me see how to reduce this.
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Okay.
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Hello,
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hello. Jenny,
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we're waiting for Ching Hyeong,
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is that right?
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Yes,
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yes.
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Hey, I'm in already.
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Oh,
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Chenkyan, you're in already?
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Yes,
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I am.
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Okay,
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brilliant.
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Then I think we're good,
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right? We have quorum already,
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right? I saw Chiwi.
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Yes,
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we have.
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Yeah,
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Chiwi's in.
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Chiwi's in.
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Yeah, hi,
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Tyrus.
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Hi,
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hi, hello.
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Okay, if we're in and we have...
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So we have quorum,
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Jenny? Yeah.
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So I think we can go ahead and start.
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Yeah,
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maybe we can...
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Yeah, go ahead.
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We'll start with the auditor's update.
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Sure.
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Share my screen,
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yeah. Can.
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Go ahead.
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Can
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you see my screen?
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Yep.
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Okay for Chi -Wi and Ching -Hyung?
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Yep.
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Okay,
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good evening members of the ARC committee.
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So we'll just quickly bring you through some of
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the points that were highlighted by the members during
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our planning stage.
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So we are here just to give an update following the completion of
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our audit.
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Okay,
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thank you.
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Please go ahead.
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Next page.
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Okay, so these were the four points that were raised from the planning stage.
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The implementation of the new management system,
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the accounting for the Jamboree 2025,
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whether the association had any policies and procedures
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on related party transactions,
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as well as whether there were any significant
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findings from the restricted funds.
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Next page.
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Okay, so for the SCALP membership system,
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based on our audit,
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the project was approximately 63 % completed
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up to the day of a few work.
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So it should be March 2026,
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apologize for the typo instead of April.
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And customization costs as of
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31st December 2025 amounted to approximately
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$202 ,000.
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There was no amortization on the asset during the year because it was still
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under development and not in use.
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So these costs have actually been reflected
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as intangible asset under development on the
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balance sheet.
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Is
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there any question on that point?
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Hang on,
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so just to be very clear,
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this does not,
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what you're saying is it doesn't change the statements,
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right? This particular point,
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because it is,
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while it's still being worked on,
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it is,
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so how is this,
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or maybe let me rephrase the question.
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So how is this reflected in the statements?
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So it's reflected as an intangible asset of
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the balance sheet.
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The costs have been capitalized.
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Okay, and so there's no expense,
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is it?
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No expense because it was not in use during the financial year.
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Okay, but once it comes into use,
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then essentially these $202K or whatever the final cost is
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will be depreciated and that will become an expense.
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Yes,
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over five years,
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I think that's the estimate that the management has concluded on.
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Okay.
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Okay, given that this was a sales,
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just to confirm as well,
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given that this is sales,
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two things.
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So one is that technically the project has a mix of subscription
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fees as well as,
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so subscription meaning like they have to pay for the license,
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I assume for Salesforce and things like that,
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as well as fees for the development of it.
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So are both capitalized or is only the latter capitalized?
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No, only the customization costs are capitalized.
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Can.
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So then the license fees should be reflected in the past financial
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statement if we're already paying for license fees.
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Yes,
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that's right.
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Okay.
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Anything else from others?
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Essentially,
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the customization fees is capitalized and the license fees are expensive.
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Correct me,
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Fumro? Yes,
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correct. Okay.
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Sure.
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Thanks.
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Okay.
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Please go ahead.
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Okay.
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Okay,
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so the January 2025 was completed.
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So we focus a lot on verifying the income and expense
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to make sure that the transactions have been completely captured.
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There were no cutoff errors and the classification of the items
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were appropriately reflected.
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The issues that we have actually noted was actually mainly
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from the stock counts.
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We had a stock count of the items and
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we actually detected that there were differences between the
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records as well as the physical quantities for certain sample
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items.
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So this specifically was the eight -man dome
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tent as well as the backpack 25 litre.
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Yeah, so when we went into
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investigation with the management,
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we actually were sorry,
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let me correct it.
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So the items were actually
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discovered to be damaged and lost respectively.
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And the management has made adjustments to appropriately
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reflect the correct physical quantities based on the numbers that we have counted.
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Additionally,
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the unsold general items from the Jamboree were transferred
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to the scalp shop and the items specific to Jamboree
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2025, that means those items that bore either
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the emblem of Jamboree 2025 or very,
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very specific to the Jamboree itself,
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they were transferred at cost and at zero
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cost.
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which was specific to the Jamboree 2025,
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they were transferred at zero cost because,
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you know,
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the management does not expect that,
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you know, this could be sold.
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Some people might just buy it.
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How do I explain this?
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Okay, so it's an item that someone
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may, I mean,
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the scouts may buy it,
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but then...
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Maybe Gary will be in a bad situation,
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I suppose.
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Okay.
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You can hear me,
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right? Yes,
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we can hear you.
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Go ahead.
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okay okay yeah so okay so this logo items right
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logo items usually after the event carry very little value or
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no value at all right so we are saying that since they are of very little and no value
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then we just put it to scout shop at zero cost
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whereas those that has value we transfer it to scout shop at
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cost
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Does that explain it,
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Elaine?
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Yes,
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thank you, Gary.
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Okay,
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no problem.
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But the assertion
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here is that items relating specific to Jamboree 2025 have little
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value.
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That's what you're saying.
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No,
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those that are branded with Jamboree logo.
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Yeah,
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have little value.
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So I'm just trying to understand the logic behind that.
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And is that consistent with past events?
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So, for example,
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whenever you organize major events,
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what you're saying is this is a consistent practice that if whether it's Jamboree 2025 or
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I'm making this up,
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National Patrol Leaders Conference or
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something like that,
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if it is a very specific event for that year and there's a logo and branding
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for the event,
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then once the event is over,
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you will take it that has very little or zero value.
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Correct.
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Okay.
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If it's consistent,
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I mean, if this is a consistent approach that's been done and from an audit perspective,
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that's acceptable.
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I don't have questions here,
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but again, I just turned to my colleagues.
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Anything else you want to check?
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I'll jump in.
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Basically, you write it off,
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right?
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That's the thinking.
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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So what is the estimated at
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cost value of such return off?
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How much is the return off?
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Jenny,
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do you have the number?
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I don't have the number that means.
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Yeah, offhand.
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We can come back to you with the
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number.
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Okay.
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Thank you.
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Are there any questions on the
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jabberi?
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I
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think Chiwi asked already.
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So it's just whether Ching Keong has anything else to add.
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It would be good also to have some idea as
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to what these items are.
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Because some of these items are quite high value items.
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And even though after the event,
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the euphoria of the event has died down.
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You know, it will progressively decrease in value.
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But if they are of substantial value,
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there's still some retention of value for the initial period.
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But you can still sell them at quite substantial value.
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So it really depends on what those items are.
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So it will be good to have some more clarity of what these items
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are, what the amounts are,
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and so on.
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Can I share about these items?
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These items are mainly some event t -shirts.
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I think something like event apron that
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we actually print out and we were trying to sell it off and they were
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used for those people that were manning the stalls and so on.
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So these are just examples of the items that was
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at zero cost that is branded with Jambri logo that
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we are passing on to the South Shop.
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That's useful.
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At the same time, since there was a request,
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perhaps the HQ can get back to us on the specific listing.
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So just give us...
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And the value,
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correct?
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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The original starting value.
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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I think Gary went in the lift,
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but he should be back on soon.
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Okay.
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Anything else from other members before we...
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If Gary is okay.
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Hello.
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Yeah.
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Gary,
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anything else to add before we move on to the next slide?
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Hello.
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Yeah.
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Can you hear us?
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Gary. No,
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no, I'm good.
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Okay,
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great. I just got back to the office.
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Can.
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Okay, Jenny,
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you want to continue?
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Sorry,
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for Ealing and company.
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Okay,
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so the next one is on related party policies and procedures.
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So our review and discussion with the management indicates
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that the current process is very manual.
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We understand that the council members are just
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reminded on an annual basis to declare any potential
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conflict of interest via a form.
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And there's no system generated notification
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with regards to their declaration.
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And these forms are basically just maintained
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manually, right?
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Where there are transactions which
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involve declared,
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sorry.
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Yeah, where there's
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interest by the members,
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then I think they would just do a self -declaration to the association.
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So the risk of this is that the
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conflicts of interest and disclosures,
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if not properly governed,
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may be missed out.
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So we are actually recommending for the association to
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consider formalizing the...
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RPT policies,
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perhaps by centralizing a register or
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systemizing it to flag any potential
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interest.
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Okay,
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management response to this?
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I understand Jenny
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was discussing this morning to say that they will start
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looking into how to manage this moving forward.
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Okay,
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but just to be very clear for management,
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Based on this,
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it is implying that there is no policy in place at all,
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just a standing practice of seeking annual declarations.
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Is that correct or is there actually an internal policy just that it's not been
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formally communicated out or published?
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Okay,
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the one that we practice here is always just a self
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-declaration that we always do
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at the start of the year or after the AGM.
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That's the only one that we do.
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Yes, I think maybe we should look more seriously into it and see how we
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can have a better system of noting it and even maybe tying
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up to the current,
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the new SMS system where actually there
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can be a conflict of interest kind of declaration there.
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Maybe Gary,
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allow me to explain my point.
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I think in the auditor's report,
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there are actually two separate points.
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So the first is whether there is a policy.
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Then the second is whether we automate it.
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So I'm trying to establish,
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is it that we have a policy,
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but it's just that it's not automated?
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Or we have a policy,
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but it's not published and not automated?
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Okay, I don't think there is clearly a written policy.
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There is a declaration form,
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but there is no written policy.
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Can I chime in on this?
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I think you can say that there's no policy because
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these are things that were discussed and resolved at Scout Council
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that we have to do this.
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So if the Scout Council has made a decision on this,
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it is a policy.
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This policy has been...
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the record,
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I'm sure if it's a council thing,
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it will be limited.
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Whether it forms part of the financial policy or some
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other policy documents that we have,
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that is something I think we need to check.
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But,
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you know, very often,
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Scout Council makes...
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decisions over the years.
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They are all in various resolutions
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and minutes and all that.
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How do you extract that and make it into a standing policy?
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That's the question.
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It ought to have been part of the financial policies
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as well, which I'm not 100 % sure.
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whether it's there or not.
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So because there is such a policy,
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that's why on a yearly basis,
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you know,
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council members are required to make that declaration.
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And in fact, I think at one point in time,
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there was a discussion as to whether we should do it biannually.
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Yeah,
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I remember this.
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I remember this,
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Jinkiel.
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That's why I'm asking.
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So therefore,
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you cannot say that there was no policy,
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right? In fact,
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the decision that was taken is that we want to do it only once a year.
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So that itself is also a policy.
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Where are these policies kept?
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Can they be easily found?
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I think this is a question we need to be clearer.
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Yeah.
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So I think building off Ching Keong's point,
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my suggestion for management,
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I mean, if we accept,
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generally we accept that there's some improvement that needs to be made.
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But I think for the purpose of the minutes,
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I think it's useful to record Ching Keong's point that our understanding
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is that
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There has been a practice and at the council,
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I mean,
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you can validate this.
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These have been deliberated,
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but perhaps it's not been codified into a formal document.
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That's one.
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And then two is then that it's not automated.
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I mean,
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you can argue what is automated or what is not and things like that.
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But on item number two,
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I do want to ask the scope here.
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What are we talking about here?
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Because all this talks about is the council members.
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So what about staff,
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for example?
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What are we trying
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to scope here?
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So are you just saying the main concern here is that the council members,
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we don't know whether one of us has a company that
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is a side vendor to the Scott Association and things like that,
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or does it also extend to staff members and management?
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Or is there already an established process for management?
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It's just that the council doesn't have that process.
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Actually, that is quite an interesting point.
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Because over the years,
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I can recall that we have only talked about council members
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and so on, and even commissioners' council members.
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I think they also have to declare their conflict of interest and so on.
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But I don't recall ever discussing whether staff members,
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full -time staff,
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need to do a conflict declaration.
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But having brought up this point,
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I think it is actually essential for...
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for staff also to declare staff also make certain limited
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financial decisions you know so conflicts yeah
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Gary you want to respond
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yeah
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okay staff when doing the evaluation they do but yeah
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I agree that we just need a more formalized policy in terms of how
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this is done and then we shall implement it
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Okay, then we,
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I suggest this,
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we break the follow -ups into two parts.
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The first part we do sooner rather than later.
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And maybe management,
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you come back.
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The first part is having a formal policy.
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So that one I think is a no regrets move.
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I think can be done fairly quickly in the next few months.
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Then as for the automated system and things like that and tracking,
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I think that one may take a bit more time.
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If you can catch SMS,
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so be it.
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But if not,
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then I think we have to examine this.
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Because I asked about scoping also,
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because then it also affects what kind of system you need to have.
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If you're going to scope it just to council members,
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and the assumption is council members don't really take part in your day -to -day operations,
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then you may not...
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really need a very detailed or complicated system.
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And maybe whatever you're doing today may suffice.
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But if we're dealing with this like day -to -day,
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if it covers more people,
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staff, for example,
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then a different system may be necessary.
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So I can just leave it at that,
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but just check whether committee members have any other comments before we move to the next
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point.
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I have two,
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Terence.
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Go ahead,
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Chiwi.
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First, to the auditors.
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So I see that you have made a recommendation.
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My question to you is,
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have you found any adverse on RPT?
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Not from our findings.
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So basically,
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our procedures involve a lot of management representation in
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terms of relationships.
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Because this is an association,
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right?
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So in the context of a commercial company,
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then relationships can be clearly defined.
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But in an association,
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it will be quite difficult because it will...
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It would really depend on the person declaring.
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So in the course of our work,
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when we do,
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for example,
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the testing of the payments and submissions of quotations,
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so basically we will communicate a lot with the management
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to ask,
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you know, are there any relationships that are being...
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being declared here,
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who put in the proposal,
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who approved the quotations,
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for example.
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So I think a lot of our work would have relied on
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management's representation from that aspect.
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Okay.
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As an ex -auditor,
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I think that you don't have...
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strong basis to do your audit work.
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That's why you're recommending formalizing the policy.
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Correct, if I'm wrong?
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Yes,
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correct.
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Okay.
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Now,
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my comment to the management will
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be that please formalize the policy.
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The scoping should include any staff which is part
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of the bidding process and not just the council
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members.
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Recording Congress.
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I have raised this issue back in November
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25 to ask whether RPT is
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being covered in the audit.
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And I personally think RPT is extremely important
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because we have a
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lot of integrity and trust expectations for the
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charity organization.
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So management,
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please stick up.
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the recommendation by the auditors.
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That's all.
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Thanks.
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Thanks,
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Jiwi.
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Okay.
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Thank you.
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We can move to the next one.
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So the next point is on restricted funds.
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The restricted funds of the association
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mainly comprise the building fund,
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the Scalp Foundation Fund,
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the Benjamin Henry Shears Scholarship Fund,
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as well as the Scalp Discovery Centre Fund.
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There were no significant movements in these funds other
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than amortisation of the building fund.
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which was to match against depreciation recognized on the building,
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as well as interest income in Dr.
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Benjamin Henry Scheer's scholarship fund.
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Are
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there any questions with regards to today's point?
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But your point
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is just you've looked at it and you have not found anything adverse,
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right?
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You're just saying that it was amortization of the building fund and investment
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income.
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That's right.
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Okay, if the others don't have,
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I'm okay to move on.
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Okay,
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the final point is just an observation we had from the audit.
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So we conducted the stock tape,
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and as in the previous years,
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this is not the first time,
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we have actually noted some variances between the physical
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items as well as the stock records.
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So this will happen because usually
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the...
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Scout shop records and the Sarambun camp inventory
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records, they are separate and they are not linked to the
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accounting system.
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So it has got to be updated manually and then that information
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has got to be...
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has got to be submitted up to the finance to update as well.
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So in the course of discovering the differences,
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I think the Sarembung Chem one,
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we actually noticed that some items were no longer
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there versus the records.
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When we tried with the management,
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there were valid reasons.
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Part of the items were actually damaged and they were actually
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removed earlier.
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I think due to...
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to my infestation,
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right?
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But the records were never updated.
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So it shows a higher number versus what was there physically.
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So these have been resolved with the management.
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We have actually recommended that they adjust it accordingly.
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So all physical quantities have been correctly reflected
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in the listings following our observations.
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Can
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you give us a sense,
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order of magnitude?
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When we talk about variances,
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what are we talking about?
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Yeah,
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percent of incoming funds or some appropriate measure.
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I'm trying to understand how material this is.
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Okay,
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so based on the variances that we had actually extrapolated
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from our samples,
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because we didn't do 100 % count,
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it amounted to about 9
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,000 over total inventories of about 200 over 1 ,000.
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So that represents roughly around 3%.
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of the inventories, which was below our maturity.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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So then they were saying that next year,
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they will reconcile this next year.
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So all the numbers have actually been noted by the management
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already.
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I think they have actually effected some of the corrections in
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March itself.
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Okay.
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No, I'm trying to understand this because the first bullet said that management
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will obtain required approval to adjust in the next financial year.
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Yes, that's the scout shop one,
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because the variances for the scout shop are much lower.
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Okay,
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so scout shop is even less than 3%,
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and so they will settle it in
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the next financial year.
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But for Surinboon campsite,
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management has already made corrections,
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necessary corrections.
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Correct.
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Can I try to understand?
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Okay,
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I'm actually more concerned about the Serenbum Scout Camp.
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When you talk about these variations,
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what kind of items are these?
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Because the Serenbum Scout Camp don't really carry stock
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or anything like that.
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They will have equipment and things like tentage.
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Are we talking about these kind of things?
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Yes,
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correct. Now,
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a lot of these items actually have a shelf life.
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Do we actually depreciate these items?
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No, stocks are not depreciated.
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That's the problem because a lot of these things are not actually stocks.
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There are items that are being used.
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For example, tens.
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You buy a ten.
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It may have a lifespan of,
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say, about five years.
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And with that,
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you use it,
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use it.
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But because we don't depreciate them,
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after five years,
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some of these things are spoiled.
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They get thrown away,
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disposed off.
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But the records are not updated.
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Then we end up with this variance in numbers.
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In fact, I would think a lot of the camp items are items with very short lifespan.
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And there should be some way to depreciate them so that we don't
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end up with a lot of stocks that are disposed of because they're damaged,
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spoiled, obsolete.
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And then we did not update the record and we get into a lot of this kind of issue.
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Okay,
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maybe I'll just jump in here.
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Okay,
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actually the termite infestation,
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the stocks was actually the sleeping bag.
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So the sleeping bag was infested with termites because they were kept in the cupboard and
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inside the carton boxes,
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the termites attacked the whole thing,
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including the sleeping bag.
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So that's one of the variances.
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Even things like sleeping bags also has
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a very short lifespan.
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I agree.
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Gary,
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I think the overall point is that once you have a physical item...
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it may make sense to actually depreciate it.
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Because even a sleeping bag,
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for example,
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even if it's not used,
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if you leave it in a cupboard for a certain period of time,
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eventually it becomes unusable,
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right? Okay,
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yeah, fair enough.
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So I thought that was a useful suggestion by Cheng Keong.
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I mean, unless from an audit perspective,
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this is not something you can do.
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Okay,
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usually I think for us,
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what we do is we don't depreciate at the offset.
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Okay.
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The method for scout shop is that usually what we
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do is that if the auditors pick it up as a very slow moving stock,
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what they will ask us to,
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I think,
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what is that
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word where you're apportionate for it to be,
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I think,
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write down the amount,
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then for us to actually sell it off at a cheaper price.
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Okay.
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You know, what I'm saying is we have to treat items in the skull shop and
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items in the camp very differently.
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You know,
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so I don't know from audit point how you want to do it.
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Let's say if I'm running a bicycle renter shop,
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you know, I have 50 bicycles and I rent them out every day.
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You know, how do you deal with these 50 items?
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Do you treat them as stock or do you depreciate those bicycles?
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Because you know that most of these rental bicycles,
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after a few years,
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you know, they are basically unusable anymore.
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So is there any way of depreciating such things?
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Because our Sermon items are like that,
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you know. They are there in the camp and they are being used.
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You know,
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we rent them out for a certain number of years and then after that,
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they become unusable.
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How do you deal with them?
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Yeah, so actually the differentiation is whether it's
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for use or it's for sale.
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So these items were classified as inventories
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because they will help for sale,
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not use,
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right?
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So if they are used,
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then yeah,
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totally agree that they should be depreciated.
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So those items in the scout camp,
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are they for sale?
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I don't even selling things in the scout camp.
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Okay,
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because these were tents and there
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was not enough storage and at that time we were actually renovating the
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headquarters.
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So that's why all these stocks,
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the big items,
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the tentage,
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were brought to the campsite.
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So they were for sale.
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So they're actually scout shop items and not camp items.
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So you see,
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my point is that there's a distinction between scout shop and camp items.
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So here you're talking about items that are actually scout shop items kept
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in the camps.
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It's a different story.
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So technically,
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they are scout shop items,
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not camp items.
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Yeah,
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correct.
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Scout
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shop items meant for camping.
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I know.
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They are not items that are supposed to be for the camp.
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Yeah,
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correct. You are just putting them in the camp for convenience.
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You are short of space.
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So that's a big distinction,
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you know.
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Yeah, correct.
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Tio.
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Chibi,
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you had something?
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Yeah,
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Gary.
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So the scout shop item,
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the inventories are for sales,
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correct?
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Correct.
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All scout shop items are for sale.
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Okay,
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so therefore...
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Therefore,
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the question right now is that the inventory got spoilt
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at the campsite?
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Yes.
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Only the tents were not
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spoilt.
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Only the sleeping bags were spoilt because they were attacked by termites.
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So if we use the inventory and use it at the campsite,
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can we then later sell off again at that?
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No, no,
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no. Then what happens is that,
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okay, the process is if we use it at the campsite,
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then if SLDC is the one doing it and they use it for rent,
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they will purchase it over from Scrap Shop.
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Okay?
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Then they will rent it out.
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Okay.
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Can you follow on that?
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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Then my point to the auditors is in
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the past,
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There used to be an impairment assessment on inventory checks,
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right? Were you required to do that?
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Yes.
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Okay.
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Yeah,
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we looked at the aging list,
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the inventory aging list.
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Okay.
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And what's your assessment?
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But in this case,
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it was because of a specific termite thing that is why it has been impacted.
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Yes.
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Okay. But the amount of the cost is not
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significant, right?
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Not significant.
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Okay.
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Yeah.
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Case closed.
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Thanks.
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But because it was our sample and we counted it,
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so we are just highlighting our observation.
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Got it.
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Thank you.
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Are there any other points or
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questions?
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I don't have any further on this point.
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But I think it's useful for management just to
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revisit this.
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We just put a peck on this,
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the depreciation policy.
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what makes practical sense.
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Because I think Chaeng Hyeong's suggestion is a good one to think about this.
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I
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think this is the last point.
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Thank you very much to the AD as well as the
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finance team for their support over our audit.
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It was smooth.
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Okay.
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Thanks very much,
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Yiling. Appreciate it.
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Last call for any questions or further comments
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to the auditors from our committee.
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Chang Keong,
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anything?
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Chi Wee?
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I have nothing further.
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Okay.
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Then thank you very much to our auditors.
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I think you can exit the meeting and we can continue.
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Thank you very much.
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So Gary,
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you have something to say?
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No,
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I just want to thank Yilin and Jason.
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Another successful year.
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I think it was pretty smooth.
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Thanks for your cooperation.
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Yeah,
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thank you.
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Okay,
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thank you very much.
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Appreciate it.
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Thanks Jenny.
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Bye -bye.
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Bye.
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Bye.
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Okay,
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Ken,
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shall we go then to the main agenda and run through?
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Ken,
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then you bring us through the reconciliation first and then the audited statements.
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Okay,
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so this is the reconciliation that we did from
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pre -audit status,
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which is a deficit of 101719
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,000 and with the various,
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or rather not the only four audit adjustments.
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we ended up in a year with a
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small little deficit of 4 to 6 ,000.
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So I'll just go through these
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four items that was adjusted in the financial statement.
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Sorry,
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just a correction to your last statement.
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I think you mean a small surplus,
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right?
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Surplus, yeah.
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More surplus of $46 ,000.
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Okay,
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go ahead.
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So the first adjustment is the right back of previous
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year's grants that were not utilized.
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These $56 ,000,
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$55 ,900,
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these are grants that are
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dated more than eight years ago.
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We have no idea what are these grants.
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So the main one is actually the website grant.
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There's also no other documents that we can trace back to.
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So the auditors have asked us the status almost
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every year.
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Are you utilizing it?
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If not,
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then can we write it back?
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So on the eighth year,
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which is 2025,
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we decided to write it back because
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the grants are not being utilized.
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We do not think that the agency will actually call
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back others because it has passed the eight -year mark.
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So that's why we write back this lot
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of grants amounted to $55 ,900.
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Okay,
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thank you.
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They're sitting in the balance sheet.
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Thank you,
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Jenny.
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So the next item is the SG Jamboree 2025 grant
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that we accrue in the financial statement.
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A reason why it will be discussed later,
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but the main reason is because when the auditors
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came in in early March,
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we know that we will get the Jamboree grant,
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but there is no certainty of the amount.
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So it was not adjusted in our books.
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So somewhere in March,
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halfway through,
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we got the final amount.
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That's why we put through this audit adjustment.
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The grant is like $2 ,950 for SD Jamboree.
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Yeah.
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Jenny.
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Yes.
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What is the accounting entry
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for this number two?
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Debit,
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retirement status,
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and credit grant income.
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Debit what again?
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of AR and we credit the grant income.
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Okay,
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thank you.
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And the next,
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the third and fourth item are the small,
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really small one.
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We forgot to put in this,
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forgot to pick up this one.
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We missed it out.
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So we accrued this catering for DSA
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award.
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So $235.
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And then the last one is we actually
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disposed of this medal that was discolored ribbon of
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$700.
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So all in all,
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we made all these adjustments and then we arrived at
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a small little surplus of $46 ,217.
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And all these items,
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all these adjustments actually affected or rather is for
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January funds.
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Okay.
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Any questions from others?
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Qiwi has asked some.
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Chingjong,
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anything else on this particular page?
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No.
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No,
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not from me.
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Thanks. Okay.
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And this one?
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Go ahead.
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So,
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this is the...
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Any questions regarding the statement?
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Why don't you show mine,
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and then if members have other questions,
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they can add on.
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Sure.
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I mean,
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given that the materials were circulated in advance,
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I assume that we've had time to review the statements.
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Yeah.
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This one is the questions
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from Chairman.
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that we try our best to answer sure
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so uh i'll go to the first item the first question
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which is cash and cash
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page six of the financial statement the question is to confirm
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our cash of 7 .6 million we'll be able to cover
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approximately 1 .4 years of effect okay so our reply
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is uh total cash in excess of operating expenses
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is uh 1 .6 which is one one and
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a half years
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Okay,
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so anyway,
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the rough order of magnitude,
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I think,
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is similar to what I calculated.
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Related question to this,
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and a bit implied in below,
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right?
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From your response below,
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that the GoGuides reserves actually have operating expenses,
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how do you say,
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funds in excess of basically 3 .6 times the operating expenses.
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Is there a particular view of what
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kind of cash balances make sense for the
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association?
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So 1 .6 science basically just says that our
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cash is enough to take us through one and a half years.
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There's another question about reserves,
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which we'll come to later as well.
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But is the general sense that we're operating at a reasonable
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point,
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or is there further calibration that we need to make?
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I
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see Puzzle looks on the faces.
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This
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number hasn't changed too much,
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at least from the past year's statements that I've seen.
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So generally,
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if I read between your lines,
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you're saying association has been fine.
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We've not been short of cash.
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And so this level is an appropriate level.
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Would that be the right
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statement to make?
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It will be good,
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definitely good if you have more.
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But I think we are always trying to see whether we
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slowly put in some money into the
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reserves every year.
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That's our intention.
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$150 ,000 to $200 ,000 every year.
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That's what we hope to do.
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No,
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the reserves is a separate question.
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I mean,
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this is cash management.
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And of course,
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Chiwi and others with finance background correct me if I'm wrong.
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The salient point here is how much working capital do you need to have,
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right?
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So the question is,
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the cash here is basically,
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I mean, it's basically your liquid asset.
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So you have effectively one and a half years of a liquid asset that
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you can use versus,
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and this is theoretical at this point,
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but if the investment policy were to change and we were to
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consider investing into less liquid investments,
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but giving a higher return,
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and if we lower this amount to say one year or
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half a year,
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What would be the tolerance for this?
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We don't need to answer that exact question,
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but I'm just trying to get a sense from management what the
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intent is.
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Because if you can flip it the other way around and say that actually having too much cash on
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hand is a bad thing.
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Because it means that you're not optimizing,
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we're not really optimizing what we have as resources.
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Happy to hear views from Chiwi and Ching Kyung as well.
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I mean, this is just one perspective.
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I think it is true,
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the issue of whether we are having too little
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or too much cash.
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And who do we benchmark it against?
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I think over the years,
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we have been raising funds,
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spending, and there's no real policy as to what
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actually is the ideal about that we should have in
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our reserves.
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So, you know,
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do we benchmark it?
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Do we look at the comparable organizations and decide what
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is the optimum amount?
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Because frankly,
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I don't know.
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I have no idea actually what should be the best figure.
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Okay,
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this is my take on this issue for management
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to consider.
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Looking at your cash flow for the year,
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you have a negative about half a million.
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And then for 2024,
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you have a positive about 64K.
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So when I look at the
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amount of cash,
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which is the first question that we have
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1 .6 years of buffer,
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that's on the very big assumption that there's no zero money coming in,
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right?
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That's on the very big assumption there's no money coming.
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and we can sustain like this for 1 .6 times,
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which is the worst case scenario,
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which is very unlikely to happen.
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Therefore,
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we are sitting on quite a
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fair bit of what do we call current cash and cash equivalent
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that can be better utilized when the
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management demonstrate a treasury -like policy.
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I would suggest for the management to start thinking about
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our cash flow needs,
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how to continue make best use of our funds between
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current and non -current requirements
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needs.
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That's the first point.
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The second point is even within the cash and cash equivalent,
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I realized 30 % of them are in
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deposit.
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Sorry,
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30 % is held in cash.
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and 70 % is held in deposit.
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It just happened to be 30 %
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and 70%.
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My question,
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is this intentional or there is some form of thinking
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behind that shows that 30 % is
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sufficient for the ongoing monthly cash flow?
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Yeah,
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that can be answered another time.
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Thanks.
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Thanks,
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Jiwi, and thanks,
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Jinkyo.
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So perhaps these are broader points.
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Management, you can take it back.
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You can note it as matters arising.
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At the same time,
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for this particular question,
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I didn't find anything from an
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audit or risk perspective other than the management
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of cash and cash -like assets that we
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may want to think about and see how to further optimize.
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Okay,
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so maybe we move to the next question.
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The second question is on agro -receivables.
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Around 50 % of the receivables are grant receivables.
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What are the grants and when can we claim them?
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So,
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the grant receivables
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of $213 ,000 is made up as MOE campsite grant $39
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,000 that we received in January 26.
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And the next one is the Jobbid Fundraising grant from Codequart,
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$90 ,000 that we actually received in April.
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And then the third one is the MOE January
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grant that we mentioned earlier,
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$93 ,000 that we received in March.
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Okay.
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So basically,
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all these grants have materialized,
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the receivables have materialized.
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It's just that it's outside the scope of the audit period.
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Yes.
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Okay.
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Anything else from Chiwi and Shengkyong on this point?
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No.
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Okay, we move on.
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Okay.
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The third one is total funds and reserve.
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When was the reserve policy last
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week and did we explicitly decide not
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to have a minimum policy states at a maximum
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of five years?
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But there is no minimum that the
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policy stated.
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And this policy,
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this reserve policy,
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as per the Finance and Accounting Procedure,
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last updated in May 2020.
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So just to be very clear,
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this Finance and Accounting Procedures document in 2020,
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it was approved by the Finance Committee,
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by the Council,
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or by the Management?
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By the Finance Committee.
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And was it that there was an explicit decision not to state the minimum i
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.e. it was discussed or it was not considered from our recollection
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of this matter or from the notes that we have?
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Yeah,
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I think there is always no indication of minimum because
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whatever the organization can hold,
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but there is always a maximum limit that the
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NCSS does recommend that organizations do not keep more than that.
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If not, you are really not utilizing funds that you have.
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Gary, I think you may want to correct your first sentence.
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I don't think there is never a minimum.
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I've looked,
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I forget the names of the organizations,
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but there are some organizations which do indicate a minimum.
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There are some organizations,
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some IPCs,
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that do indicate a minimum.
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So I don't think it's never.
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I think it's just a question for us.
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Do we want to have a view?
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on it or not.
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I think the maximum has a different set of considerations,
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which I am inferring from what you're stating.
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From my
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presence with the organization,
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there was never ever a minimum.
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This organization.
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Yeah,
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this organization.
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So for the Scout Association,
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you do not recall there being a discussion about the minimum.
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No.
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I don't think so.
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There has never been a minimum because I think our funds have
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never dropped to a critical level before.
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If you ask me,
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the current recent years,
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the amount is actually at the lowest in many years.
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So we used to have actually a lot more.
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Yeah.
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But hence the point.
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Do we...
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Is it an appropriate juncture?
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So if 2020 was the last time that this was looked at,
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is it an appropriate juncture to check in
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with the,
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at least with President and the Treasurer,
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whether it makes sense to have a minimum?
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My question
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is this, what can we do if we set a minimum?
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Does it mean that we cannot touch the money even though we have run
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out of money?
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I think it guides the budgeting.
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In a way,
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you're correct.
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It is,
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and Chiwi,
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you can add in here as well,
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my understanding of these types of policies is
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it is also sort of a safeguard to ensure that
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there isn't a situation where suddenly
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in a year,
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basically we deplete everything fully without due
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consideration.
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So today we are all reasonable people and so we are not going to try to deplete
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it.
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But that may not always be the case.
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The people who are here may not always be the people who are involved
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in making the decisions.
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I
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think it's worth considering.
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I think you have a good point there.
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Without a policy,
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people might just spend,
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spend, spend and next thing you know,
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we are running out of money.
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And then we are looking at each other and don't know what to do next.
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So it's maybe something worthwhile for the scout council to look at it and
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maybe discuss that.
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Yeah.
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Just a point of clarification.
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Sorry.
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Okay.
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So whatever money that we have in the bank that we don't utilize.
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Okay.
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Because just now I think you refer to question number one,
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right? Yeah.
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In terms of excess of operating expense.
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In this case,
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we are using it synonymously,
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right? Our reserves and excess operating expense.
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I have to look at your statement,
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but I think in your statement,
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you actually define what results are.
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So there's a line in your statements.
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Okay.
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Noted.
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10 -10.
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So I think we can take the definition as whatever it is.
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But yeah, Chiwi,
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sorry, you wanted to say something?
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
No,
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
not at the moment.
1:08:13
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Okay.
1:08:15
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
Okay, so maybe we can take this as a follow -up since it's been five years.
1:08:17
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
I think useful to have a relook at this.
1:08:19
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And I mean,
1:08:20
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even if we look at the stone and the council decides that,
1:08:23
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
okay, it's better not to stipulate,
1:08:24
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at least we have made that review and have given it due consideration.
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Okay, good.
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Yeah, fair enough.
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Okay.
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I think this
1:08:34
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one
1:08:39
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has been resolved because the earlier statement,
1:08:41
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there was a loss.
1:08:42
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Now there is a...
1:08:45
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I mean, now there's a small surplus.
1:08:46
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But I just want to check,
1:08:48
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I mean, even with the small surplus,
1:08:50
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
can you remind us again what was budgeted for
1:08:54
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this year?
1:08:55
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So was this in line with our projection for this year?
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Is it better?
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Is it worse?
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2026?
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No,
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
for 25.
1:09:04
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So 25,
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we would have done a projection,
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
right? And then we would have said that,
1:09:08
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
therefore, the ending...
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deficit or surplus is going to be how much?
1:09:11
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So,
1:09:12
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were we generally on target?
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Were we over?
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Were we under?
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Oh,
1:09:17
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
okay. So,
1:09:17
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
this is based on the forecast that we did in
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2025.
1:09:22
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Actually,
1:09:23
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SSA forecasted a profit,
1:09:24
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is
1:09:28
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it? A deficit.
1:09:29
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A deficit of 220.
1:09:31
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
Okay.
1:09:32
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
Yeah.
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Before, we came in with a small little surplus because
1:09:37
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of the Jamboree grant that I mentioned
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earlier.
1:09:41
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
And then we write back the previous year's grant also.
1:09:44
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
And then in C4,
1:09:46
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
we have some donations that we received,
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
which is about 32k.
1:09:50
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All this helps to bring the deficit,
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to turn the deficit into a small little surplus.
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
Yeah.
1:10:00
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Speaker 7 (video1518234199)
Okay.
1:10:04
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Speaker 4 (video1518234199)
Right back.
1:10:05
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Speaker 5 (video1518234199)
But the right back of previous year's grants,
1:10:09
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Speaker 4 (video1518234199)
why would
1:10:14
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Speaker 5 (video1518234199)
that be positive?
1:10:15
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Speaker 4 (video1518234199)
Yeah,
1:10:18
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
that's right.
1:10:18
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
Because it actually increases our income.
1:10:21
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Speaker 4 (video1518234199)
Yeah,
1:10:22
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
of the grant.
1:10:24
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
And same for the January grant also.
1:10:27
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
It actually adds more,
1:10:30
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adds on to the grant income.
1:10:33
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
Oh, I forgot.
1:10:34
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
And this NYC 40K that we received.
1:10:37
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So all this actually helps in the
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circle.
1:10:42
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Speaker 7 (video1518234199)
Okay,
1:10:43
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Speaker 5 (video1518234199)
but does this mean that,
1:10:45
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Speaker 5 (video1518234199)
does this transfer over to next year?
1:10:47
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Speaker 5 (video1518234199)
That means when we forecasted the grants,
1:10:50
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Speaker 5 (video1518234199)
I mean, I'm assuming we forecasted we will receive some grants,
1:10:53
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Speaker 5 (video1518234199)
right? So this is a bit of timing issue here.
1:10:56
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Speaker 4 (video1518234199)
Is it not?
1:10:58
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Speaker 5 (video1518234199)
Or we assume that when we budgeted,
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that we wouldn't receive any grants?
1:11:02
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
When we did the budget,
1:11:04
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or rather the forecast,
1:11:06
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
which is related somewhere in November or October,
1:11:10
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we were not
1:11:14
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
sure of all these grants and donation
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amounts coming in.
1:11:20
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
So we did not include that in our forecast.
1:11:23
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Speaker 7 (video1518234199)
Okay.
1:11:26
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Speaker 5 (video1518234199)
And is that a general practice?
1:11:27
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Speaker 5 (video1518234199)
That means generally when we budget,
1:11:29
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Speaker 5 (video1518234199)
we don't factor in grant money that...
1:11:34
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Speaker 5 (video1518234199)
I guess we haven't applied for.
1:11:36
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
Yeah.
1:11:36
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Speaker 4 (video1518234199)
That's the general practice,
1:11:38
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
is it?
1:11:39
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
Okay.
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
I don't know whether is that the right way to do
1:11:43
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
it because if we do an event like a jamboree,
1:11:48
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
we, number one,
1:11:49
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
we know that we are going to apply for the grant.
1:11:51
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
Number two,
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we know from past practices that we normally will get the grant.
1:11:56
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
So even though you cannot say for certain,
1:11:59
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you know,
1:12:00
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because the making of the grant is not ourselves,
1:12:02
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
right? To somebody else.
1:12:04
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
But, you know,
1:12:05
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
I mean,
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
if you are talking about will we get it,
1:12:09
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
the chances, the probability is actually very high that we will get the grant.
1:12:14
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
So when we do our budgeting and all that,
1:12:17
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
I'm not sure,
1:12:17
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
is it correct then for us to budget ignoring that these
1:12:22
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
are grants that we will be applying for and very likely to receive?
1:12:31
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
Okay, usually I'll discuss with the auditors,
1:12:33
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
right? The auditors,
1:12:35
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
that means if there is no certainty of the grant
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
being there,
1:12:40
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
they usually take a conservative approach of not putting
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it there.
1:12:44
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
Unless there is quite a large certainty that you're going to get it,
1:12:48
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and so on,
1:12:50
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
then they usually will allow you to put it in.
1:12:54
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
So generally,
1:12:55
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we take that line of forecasting.
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
So your certainty is at what level?
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
100 %?
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
No,
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
okay.
1:13:02
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
Our certainty,
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
it was, okay,
1:13:04
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
for the Jambri grant,
1:13:05
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
because we were not hitting the numbers of local
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students as what we had hoped,
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
and there was quite a bit of international,
1:13:14
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
we were not sure of MOE's position on it.
1:13:17
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Speaker 7 (video1518234199)
Okay?
1:13:19
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
So we were quite wary of it.
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
And on top of that,
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for the NYC one in particular,
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NYC wanted us,
1:13:28
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
I think,
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okay,
1:13:30
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
you give me something,
1:13:32
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
I give you something kind of thing.
1:13:33
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
Okay.
1:13:34
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
We were not certain that we could hit their mark.
1:13:38
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
So we were not quite certain of whether they would actually give
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
us that grant.
1:13:44
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Speaker 7 (video1518234199)
Okay.
1:13:46
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
Or they might claw back or something like that.
1:13:48
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
So we didn't put it in.
1:13:52
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
So this year is a very peculiar year because previously we don't have this kind of experience.
1:13:56
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
Yeah, we don't.
1:13:57
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
We don't usually have it.
1:13:58
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
Because usually MOE and NYC grants are quite certain.
1:14:02
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
I will put the certainty at like 80 -90%.
1:14:06
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
Yeah.
1:14:07
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
So anyway,
1:14:10
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
this MOE one,
1:14:11
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
it was I think about 30 -40 ,000 lower than
1:14:15
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what we had hoped to receive.
1:14:17
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But that is what they gave.
1:14:25
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And that's largely because of the number of local participants.
1:14:28
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
Yes,
1:14:30
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and the way,
1:14:31
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the peculiar way that they calculate,
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and then they don't want to negotiate,
1:14:37
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talk any further,
1:14:37
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
so they kind of insisted on this.
1:14:40
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
And they were quick to,
1:14:44
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Speaker 6 (video1518234199)
they wanted to close it by their financial year.
1:14:47
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Speaker 4 (video1518234199)
Okay.
1:14:48
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Speaker 7 (video1518234199)
Okay,
1:14:51
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
thanks for that.
1:14:52
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
I mean,
1:14:52
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Speaker 5 (video1518234199)
Chiwi, anything else to add on this point?
1:14:55
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
I just have a comment.
1:14:56
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
Even though it's a surplus of 46k,
1:15:00
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
Essentially,
1:15:01
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it's because of the amortization of the building fund.
1:15:03
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
So if I put it very focused on,
1:15:07
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
this year we did have a net outflow of 172k,
1:15:13
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
which means that resources have spent is more than incoming resource.
1:15:17
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
Simple as that.
1:15:18
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
So my question to the management
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is, have we reached a point that this type
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of deficit will continue?
1:15:29
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
or is this likely a one time off or maybe two time off because
1:15:34
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
if this is a symptom then
1:15:38
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
it is something for us to take manage it's something for management to take action to
1:15:42
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
reverse it back to surplus yeah this can be a small
1:15:46
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
red flag you know you do health check right then this could be the small red flag okay
1:15:52
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
i think it's definitely a small red flag
1:15:55
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Speaker 1 (video1518234199)
All right.
1:15:55
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
SLDC was hit,
1:15:57
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I think,
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massively by the increase in costs in various areas
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that for their,
1:16:04
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I think,
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their operating costs,
1:16:07
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operating expenses.
1:16:08
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
So it's definitely a red flag that we are looking into.
1:16:12
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
All right.
1:16:13
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And we are addressing it quite,
1:16:14
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I think,
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quite trying to get as aggressive as we can in terms of addressing those issues.
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
I think...
1:16:23
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
Yeah, actually Chiwi brought up a very good point.
1:16:26
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I think in recent years,
1:16:29
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we were hit by certain policies concerning
1:16:33
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our scouts' ability to participate in Job
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Week. And that has actually impacted our income
1:16:41
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quite substantially.
1:16:43
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Because we used to make something like $800
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,000 at this peak for Job Week.
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And the figures have dropped.
1:16:52
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Very much.
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Several hundred thousand,
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I believe.
1:16:54
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
So we don't seem to have been able to plug that hole.
1:16:58
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
So income -wise,
1:17:01
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that is quite a substantial drop from just job
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week alone.
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
And I don't see in
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the immediate near future any change as
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far as that is concerned.
1:17:15
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Unless there's some drastic...
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idea or strategy from the management.
1:17:21
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Otherwise,
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I think management really need to look at their spending
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and budgeting and take into account this fact because this
1:17:31
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low income might be here to stay for quite a while.
1:17:39
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
So I think it's not only one issue,
1:17:42
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it's several things as well.
1:17:44
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Our membership fees have also not kept
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pace. I think our membership fees is more than one
1:17:52
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
decade old, right?
1:17:54
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
So that we have not changed,
1:17:56
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more than one decade old that we have not changed.
1:17:57
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And we have not caught up with in terms of increasing costs that has
1:18:02
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gone up quite tremendously as well.
1:18:05
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So yeah,
1:18:06
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Speaker 2 (video1518234199)
it's a multitude of factors that we need to address.
1:18:08
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
Membership fee is not changing,
1:18:11
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it's not decreasing our income.
1:18:13
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Speaker 3 (video1518234199)
It's just that changing the membership fee will be a strategy to
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increase.
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an additional source of income.
1:18:20
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So that does not actually lower,
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but there are other things that are causing us to actually lose
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our traditional income.
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And those are the ordering things.
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So if we cannot plug that loss,
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then we have to come up with new strategies to find other alternative sources of income.
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And if we cannot do that,
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then we have to start thinking about tightening our belt and not spend on things
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that we used to spend.
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Yeah.
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I second the two members' points.
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One additional question,
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but I'm also mindful of time,
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so I do want to try and manage the meeting timing.
1:18:54
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Some of these are not new issues.
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Is the Finance Committee or SLDC
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actively looking at some of these things,
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for example?
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Yeah, and I wonder then whether it is useful then,
1:19:11
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maybe as a matter of rising,
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just to get a sense of how those committees are looking at the
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overall fiscal sustainability of the association going forward
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in the current environment.
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Because I think membership,
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I mean, we did talk about this,
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there's membership fees,
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there's investment income,
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there's SLDC.
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And if I recall the discussion,
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prior to COVID,
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there was a sense that SLDC could be a big...
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potential source of income for the association.
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Then COVID hit,
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and then there were various constraints,
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and then we were picking up steam again.
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But then I noticed this year,
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which is linked to my next question,
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then the profit margins went down again.
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And beyond a certain point,
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we were also internally talking in the association about the corporate structures,
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if I recall correctly.
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and eventually whether SLDC might be an entity in and of itself.
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So all these things may change the original
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plans that we had.
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So it may be useful for us to,
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it may not be an audit committee's role to do this,
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but I think it is our role to flag that this is an issue that
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is something that the association should look at.
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And perhaps you just get back to us as a matter arising
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on what the status is.
1:20:33
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Okay, let's move on.
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So we go to E.
1:20:37
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Yeah,
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sure, go ahead.
1:20:38
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Yeah.
1:20:39
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So I'm sure this SLDC reconciliation
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comparing 2025 versus 2024.
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Okay,
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this one is
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for the,
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for the January?
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SLDC.
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Okay,
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SLDC, yeah.
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Okay,
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so I think SLDC,
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like what we said just now,
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I think income basically was better than in 2024.
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But what didn't pan out well was the increase in cost in terms
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of running the programs that we had.
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So the direct expenses,
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which are the variable expenses,
1:21:16
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hit us very hard in terms of manpower costs because during
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certain peak periods,
1:21:22
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they were actually all scrambling to get freelancers.
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So basically,
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everybody was out beating each other because non -complying,
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not being able to roll out that program.
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with a shortage of freelancers would be even more detrimental
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in terms of contract -wise with MOE.
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So those were the issues that we faced.
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That's why at SLDC also,
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in terms of food costs,
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even though food costs per person didn't go up much,
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but there was a reduce in the quantity of food that
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they provide for each person.
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So in the end,
1:21:59
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of course,
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we were negotiating,
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but we had to,
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in the end,
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order more for a lesser number of people just to make
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sure that we comply with the contracts for the schools.
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So that all those things hit us very hard.
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In the end,
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I think we came up with a surplus of supposed to be about 200
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,000, but we ended up with a surplus of about...
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About what?
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30 over 1 ,000?
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Jenny, correct?
1:22:27
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Yeah,
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32.
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Yeah,
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32 ,000.
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So that was how SLDC ended.
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Maybe I take questions.
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From the other members,
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anything? Chipin,
1:22:45
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I also got this,
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I identified this issue that
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SLDC 32K this year,
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last year was 198K.
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So moving forward,
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I think the key question is what is the management going to do about it?
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Because if it starts going to tilt to deficit,
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then SLDC will be loss -making.
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Correct.
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So,
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okay, anyway,
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I spoke to the SLDC chairman about it.
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President knows about it as well.
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So we are looking at it,
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trying to look at it in a strategic way so
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that to turn it,
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not for it to continue to decrease in terms of
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its surpluses, but back to increasing.
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So
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any more questions?
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I don't have further questions.
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I think they're on the assumption that we,
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I mean,
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you'll get back to us on the overall approach.
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I think that's the Chiwis was asking more or less the same kind of question
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that we were asking earlier,
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which is,
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we know this is a situation.
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There is a certain,
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potentially a red flag.
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So what are we going to do about it?
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So you take it back and let us know.
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Okay,
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we'll do that.
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Okay.
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Okay,
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we move on.
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I want to collect to say that the 2 % on the incoming
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resources come from government grants and this
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has already been steady for three years.
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Is this our desired level?
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So,
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OSA actually on average received grant
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income of 1 .1 million to 1 .2 million for
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various grants.
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So it is also dependable on whether there are new projects or events
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during the year that,
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as I say,
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can tap on these additional grants.
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Okay.
1:24:57
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In the interest of time,
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can I suggest you...
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Take that together with the previous two follow -ups.
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It is a broader point.
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The broader point that I'm alluding to here is the
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sustainability of our income structures.
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So if this is a substantial chunk of
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our incoming resources,
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is it the right level,
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basically?
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So 22 % or whatever figure it is.
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Is this about right for us or do we need to diversify even further?
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The good thing is that it does not appear to be like the majority
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of the income.
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So there are other income sources,
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but as we have just covered earlier,
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those also are under pressure or have changed over the last few years.
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So it is useful to just take this holistically in a review of the financial
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sustainability of the association.
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Okay?
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Okay.
1:25:46
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Okay,
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let's move on.
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So this one,
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the G you need to run through,
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it's actually stating where the audit adjustments are
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in the financial statements.
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So from like item 1,
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the previous year grant went to grant income.
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Adjustment 2 went to grant income also.
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Adjustment 3,
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which is it went into expense as an international scout event
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and program expenses.
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Item 4,
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it went to expense,
1:26:20
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it went to other resources as funded.
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Okay,
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and anyway the auditors reviewed these adjustments and these are in line with the financial,
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I mean the
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Yes.
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So for Jamboree,
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Jamboree income fall under fees from participants and
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Jamboree grant reported under grant income.
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Okay.
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Got it.
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I think KH we covered earlier I believe.
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Yes.
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Okay.
1:26:58
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with the statement of cash flow,
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where did audit adjustment fit before in the cash flow?
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Do I need to go through this?
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I don't think it's necessary.
1:27:10
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I think we've covered substantially what we're talking about,
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which is the overall resources for the association.
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Okay,
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Jenny.
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For the audit adjustment,
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are there audit adjustment proposed by the auditors that you
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refuse?
1:27:26
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Good point.
1:27:29
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Good point.
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No.
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No,
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there isn't any.
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Okay,
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thank you.
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So the last one,
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which is question six,
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is what level of cash in
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the bank is safe for us?
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It's a safe level.
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And below which,
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it should be a concern.
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So our monthly expenses,
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fixed expenses,
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is the salary cost,
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the recurring.
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G &A cost,
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which is about $200 ,000 a month.
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And then for the association,
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the safe level is to maintain the cash of about three
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months. And we should be of concern if
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only one month of cash remains in the bank
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account. Okay.
1:28:15
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I mean,
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the point is noted.
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Although I would say one month...
1:28:24
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No, I wouldn't be concerned.
1:28:26
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I'd be very concerned.
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Actually,
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I think you can feed it into the earlier discussion we were
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having about cash flow.
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The cash,
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what you have on hand,
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the splits,
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right?
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How much of it is liquid?
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How much of it is in bank accounts?
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Things like that.
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There are different permutations.
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And I think to Chiwi's point,
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there's also,
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I mean, what is recorded as cash,
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actually, there are multiple
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No, I
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have nothing to add.
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Chiwi?
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I will include my comments and,
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I mean, questions separately on the email.
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Thanks.
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Okay,
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thank you.
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Okay,
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if not, then we move on to the next statement.
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what I will say is then subject to,
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I mean, subject to then management addressing any further queries
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that Chiwi or members have over email.
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Do we agree that we can pass the financial statements?
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Because I think the management will need to record this,
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endorse the audited financial statements.
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management, you can record that.
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But do get the questions from Chiwi and if Ching Hyung has any further ones as
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well. And just make sure that the questions are adequately addressed.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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Let's move on.
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Okay.
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Minutes of last meeting circulated
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already. So do members have any amendments or comments?
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Chiwi,
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Ching Hyung?
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No.
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No from me.
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No?
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Okay.
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Then we go quickly to matters arising.
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Go to the mental story,
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I think only the minutes.
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No,
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that's...
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Okay, never mind.
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I just want to take up something that I would like to update on enterprise
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risk management.
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Okay.
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Okay, Ken.
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Okay, so recently at the last Finance Committee meeting,
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about a week and a half ago,
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the Finance Committee approved the anti -money laundering and
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countering the financing of terrorism policy.
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Okay,
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so that is one additional one that I think will add to our...
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list of policies that we need to do to make sure that we are in terms of
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ERM, we are cared for in that sense.
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Okay,
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so just to give members an update,
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as well as we have a privacy policy which was done in June
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2022.
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It's on our website.
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Okay,
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so these are all links to our website.
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We are safe on harm policy which was updated in September 2024.
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This is for youth and adult members.
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code of conduct in terms of behavior,
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which will be required to be done by all adults.
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Then we also have a whistleblowing policy,
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which was done in July 2019,
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also on our website.
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Sorry.
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Hang on,
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this is not ERM though.
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I think what the last time was,
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matters arising,
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was to have certain policies in place so that we
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can address the risk management part of it.
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That's not my interpretation of this follow -up.
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I think the question is...
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Okay, never mind.
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So what you're saying is...
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Okay, so for cybersecurity,
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do you have a policy?
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Cybersecurity,
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don't have.
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We are going to do that after our SMS is
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being done.
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Data privacy?
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Data privacy,
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yes.
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It's being there.
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Okay.
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Then use and safety,
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you already have a policy?
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Correct. Yes,
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we do have.
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Okay, so I think this is two parts.
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I think one part of it is whether you have a policy.
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But I think the other point was that we today do not have an
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ERM that strings together a strategic view of all the risks the
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association is facing.
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Correct.
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Okay,
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so that is a separate follow -up.
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So you're just saying there's an existing policy for these things,
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but we don't have an existing policy for cybersecurity,
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which will be developed in the next few months.
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But the question then is still...
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What about the ERM itself?
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Okay.
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And your response to that?
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I think we are looking at developing in the next with a
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new president coming to take over.
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Then we will be discussing that further together with maybe
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a strategic review of all the things that is going on in the organization.
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Are you saying this is going to happen
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in the coming months?
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It will happen in early next year.
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Okay.
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For members,
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do we...
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any comments on the responses?
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No,
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from me.
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Chen
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Kyong okay?
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Is Chen Kyong still?
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No ah?
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Yeah. I'm trying to see...
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Oh, that is a video.
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Okay.
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Sorry.
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I forgot whether that was a photo or video.
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Okay.
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Then I think you can record that as the
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follow -ups and we can close the item.
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Okay.
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Thanks,
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Chairman. Next one.
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I think not on the minutes anymore.
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Maybe go on the agenda.
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I
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think in terms of AR,
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I think we have all this.
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Jenny, there's none,
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right? Hang on,
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hang on.
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So sustainability ESG reporting?
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ESG reporting.
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A check with...
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check with is it still that means they will play by year because
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Commissioner of Charities,
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there's still no hard reporting necessary.
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They are still guiding charities to do whatever they can in terms
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of ESG reporting.
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Gary,
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can you just help refresh my memory?
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Yes.
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Because the last line of this said you report back by end of the month.
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Yeah,
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correct. Was this information given to me or to the ARC?
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No,
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no. Okay.
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So what happened was that I checked back with Commissioner of Charities.
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Sorry,
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I didn't update the last time.
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They say that there's still no change in terms of their status.
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Charities still report whatever they can in terms of
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ESG.
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There is no structure.
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Anyway, I'm attending a course by Nian Polly in
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next week so that to kind of find out,
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to put some structure into our ESG reporting.
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Hopefully,
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I have a structure that we can work on.
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Then we can focus on our ESG reporting in that
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way.
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Okay.
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This one, I recall Chiwi you had.
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I mean,
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originally partly from things that you may have raised.
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Do you have any comments on Gary's update?
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No, my key concern is what is required
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for charity organization and then we just report on it.
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We don't have to be the best practices on the market.
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Currently, they just say that they leave charities to manage
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on their own at this point in time.
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But I'm hoping that to attend after the course,
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then we have maybe a structure that I can share with audit committee that
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maybe it's something that we want to adopt.
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Sounds good.
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Thank you.
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Okay.
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Cheng Keung,
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anything else on this point before we move on?
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No.
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Okay, so Gary,
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I think you can close this item,
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but I just want to register a point when there's follow -ups and there's timelines.
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Please,
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can management please get back to us based on the timelines?
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Okay.
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And if you're not able to meet it,
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then at least send an email to the committee or something saying,
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we know that it was due end of the month,
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we're still consulting charities or something like that.
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Okay,
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Ken. Discipline.
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Thanks.
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Next item.
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AR aging and AP aging.
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So for AR,
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we take the latest aging
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that we have, which is 21st March,
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we have about 177 ,000 of AR,
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out of which only 54 ,000 outstanding
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as of probably today,
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because we updated the payment status as of June,
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the year of April.
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So out of this outstanding amount of 54 ,954,
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Actually, there is
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Nothing much.
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Only this 10 ,000,
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which is from North East CDC,
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they are still outstanding.
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Okay.
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Because the team needs
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to prepare the consolidated statement of account
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before North East CDC will
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release the funds to us.
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And the last update is that they are actually finalizing
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the statement of account.
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So we expect the payment to be in our bank
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account probably by 10 months.
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Okay,
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this is basically a grant from the CDC.
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Is that correct?
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Yeah.
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So other than that,
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the rest,
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we are still following up on payment.
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Okay,
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and the Weeming one is,
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when will the Weeming one be gone?
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Or it will just perpetually be there for the rest of,
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I don't know,
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for the foreseeable future?
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Yeah, I think no.
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I think we'll probably close it out.
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Give
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me a sense, yeah.
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So you'll have to write it off,
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is it? Yeah.
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Okay.
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Just one question then on the policy for grants.
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Actually,
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the accounts receivable clock starts when?
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It starts from the time you
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submitted, the time you've done the work,
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or the time that they have approved that you are eligible to receive the grant.
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Talking about this,
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North East CDC?
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Yeah, North East CDC.
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I mean,
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I'm asking in general for policy on grants.
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Usually
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for this one,
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they are quite prompt in their payment.
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I'm not asking that.
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I'm asking what's our policy on grants.
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I'm asking that.
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So our policy is the zeroth day for the receivable
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clock to start ticking is when we submit to them
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or is when,
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I mean, what part of the process is it?
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When we submit to them.
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Okay.
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And that's consistent across all the grants.
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Even if the grant,
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even if the grant organization says that when you submit to us,
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give us up to 60 days or 90 days to pay you.
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They don't say that.
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You know,
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yeah,
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we submit to them.
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They leave it when they leave.
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If there's no question.
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Okay.
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I mean,
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I'll take that at face value.
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Any other questions or queries from Ching Kiong or Chiwi on these
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receivables?
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Okay thanks,
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let's move on.
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So the most fun is the account stable is this,
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since the 31st of March,
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payment status updated as of 20th of April.
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Please can you move down to the bottom,
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the total one.
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So out of the AP aging of the 31st of March
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of $256 ,000,
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we have already paid most of it.
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So the outstanding is $40 ,882,
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which is representing 50 % of our suppliers that we
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will be processing payment in May or in June,
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depending on the credit terms of
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the invoices.
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Okay, any comments from Jingkyong and Jiwi on this chart?
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No.
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No.
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Okay,
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go ahead.
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Yeah,
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that's all for the two aging.
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Okay.
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Just quickly run through,
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so any other MAs that we have not yet addressed?
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No.
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There is one point though.
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So I think 4 .4,
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you have addressed it.
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But 4 .3,
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so has the Finance Committee prepared a
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debt collection policy?
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We're still in the midst of preparing
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the debt policy.
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Okay.
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So you keep that one open?
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Okay.
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That's it,
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right? Yeah,
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that's it.
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Okay.
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Any other business from members?
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Not from my end.
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Okay,
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Chen Keong and Jiwi don't have.
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Okay,
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then if not,
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from management,
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anything else you want to bring up or that we haven't covered that you would like covered
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today? No,
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I think there are several things that we'll follow up on.
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Okay,
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thank you.
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Okay,
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if not,
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then we call the meeting to a close.
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Thank you everyone for your time.
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Sorry that it dragged a little bit.
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Yep.
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Thank you.
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Bye -bye.
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Bye.
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