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24.—(a) No Participating Society will take deposits in the form of withdrawable share capital or loan capital the aggregate of which shall at any time exceed the amount of the credit limit determined by applying the formula set out in sub-clause 24(b) below;
(b)The credit limit referred to in sub-clause 24(a) above shall be determined by applying the following formula—
R - B
where
R is a figure equivalent to 150% (or such lesser proportion not being less than 100% as the Board may from time to time determine) of the Society’s distributable reserves (meaning the total revenue reserves of the Society) and B is the aggregate amount of the Society’s borrowings (as defined in clause 24(c) below) both as recorded in the most recent annual return of the Society to the Registrar of Friendly Societies or in the audited financial statements submitted with that return.
(c)For the purpose of the formula set out in sub-clause 24(b) above the expression “the aggregate amount of the Society’s borrowings” means but is not restricted to the total of moneys on loan from the Superannuation Fund, Bank Loans, Finance Leases (as per Accounting Standard SSAP21 or any modification or replacement thereof), Other Loans, Bank Overdrafts, Petrol Company Loans, Bank Borrowings, Loans from Regional Development Agencies and similar government quangos, Bonds, Notes, Loan Stock, Debentures, Acceptances, Documentary Credits, Deferred Payments for assets tangible or otherwise acquired, and Letters of Credit, together with all other borrowings and loans of whatsoever description but excluding borrowings protected under the Scheme, moneys due under operating leases, and all contingent liabilities, and reduced by cash and balances at bank with the exception of monies held on trust for funeral bond holders.
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