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1.—(1) The summary financial statement must contain a summary profit and loss account showing, in so far as they may be derived from the full profit and loss account, the items, or combinations of items, listed in sub-paragraph (3), in the order set out in that sub-paragraph.
(2) The items or combinations of items listed in sub-paragraph (3) may appear under such headings as the directors consider appropriate.
(3) The items, or combinations of items referred to in sub-paragraph (1) are—
(a)gross premiums written-general business—
item I 1(a);
(b)gross premiums written-long term business—
item II 1(a);
(c)balance on the technical account for general business—
item I 10;
(d)balance on the technical account for long term business—
item II 13;
(e)other income and charges; the net figure resulting from the combination of the following items—
(i)item III 3
(ii)item III 3a
(iii)item III 4
(iv)item III 5
(v)item III 5a
(vi)item III 6
(vii)item III 7
(viii)item III 8;
(f)the profit or loss on ordinary activities before tax—
item III 8a;
(g)tax on profit or loss on ordinary activities—
item III 9;
(h)profit or loss on ordinary activities after tax—
item III 10;
(i)extraordinary profit or loss after tax—
the net figure resulting from the combination of items III 13 and 14;
(j)other taxes—
item III 15; and
(k)profit or loss for the financial year—
item III 16.
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