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Harvest income is held by the Custodian in adedicated bank account and does not form part ofthe income or assets of the Trust.<strong>WA</strong>BG does not believe its status as trustee of theTrust creates any conflict of interest with its dutiesas Responsible Entity. It is noted that Growers areindependent and separate to the Trust, and do notbecome beneficiaries in the Trust.As well as the financial statements of <strong>WA</strong>BG,accounts are also prepared and audited annuallywhich show the income and expenses of the Trust.Copies of the audited annual financial reports forthe Trust are also available by contacting theResponsible Entity.The trust deed constituting the Trust includes thefollowing:(a)(b)(c)(d)6.4 Compliance Plan<strong>WA</strong>BG in its capacity as trustee for the Trustholds trust property on behalf of the Trust'sbeneficiaries to be distributed to suchbeneficiaries in such proportions as it, in itsdiscretion, sees fit;a broad right of indemnity for the trustee tobe indemnified out of the assets of the Trustfor all expenses relating to the Trust orincurred in the administration of the Trust;the trustee has broad powers to invest anddeal with the assets of the Trust; andother terms typically found in a discretionarytrust.Parts of the <strong>Project</strong> are regulated by Chapter 5C ofthe Corporations Act.Accordingly, the operations and business activitiesare subject to both the Constitution andCompliance Plan. Both documents have beenlodged with ASIC in accordance with therequirements of the Corporations Act.The Compliance Plan outlines how the <strong>Project</strong> willbe operated to ensure that it complies with theCorporations Act, the Constitution and any otheroperating requirements set down by the Board ofDirectors.The principal purpose of the Compliance Plan is toensure that the interests of Growers are protected.The Compliance Plan sets out the systems andmethods by which the Board of Directors, itsofficers, agents and employees will ensure that the<strong>Project</strong> and the Responsible Entity continue tocomply with the Corporations Act and theConstitution and to continually monitor and reviewsuch compliance.All Growers are entitled to obtain a copy of theCompliance Plan free of charge from the registeredoffice of the Responsible Entity.6.5 Compliance CommitteeThe Responsible Entity has established aCompliance Committee in accordance with theterms of the Compliance Plan. The ComplianceCommittee members are:(a)(b)(c)Paul Luntz M.Comm. (Wits), CA, RegisteredTax Agent, Registered Company Auditor(Chairman);Manish Sundarjee B.Acc, CA, FPA (Aff); andAnthony Henry May B.Ec. LL.B.Paul Luntz and Manish Sundarjee are externalmembers of the Compliance Committee.The Compliance Committee is scheduled to meet atleast once every quarter and is responsible formonitoring the extent to which the ResponsibleEntity observes, performs and complies with itsduties and obligations pursuant to the Constitution,the Corporations Act and the Compliance Plan.The Compliance Committee is required to report tothe Board of Directors of the Responsible Entityany findings of the Committee in relation to anyfailure by the Responsible Entity to comply with theCompliance Plan, any inadequacy in theCompliance Plan and any recommendations forchanges that the Committee considers should bemade to the Compliance Plan, any breach oralleged breach of the Corporations Act involving the<strong>Project</strong> and any breach or alleged breach of theprovisions of the Constitution. If the ComplianceCommittee is of the view that the Board of Directorshas not taken and does not propose to takeappropriate action to deal with a matter reported tothe Board of Directors by the Committee under theCompliance Plan, the Committee must report thatmatter to ASIC as soon as practicable.6.6 Audit of the Compliance Plan(a)(b)The auditor:(a)(b)Both the financial and compliance audits areconducted on an annual basis; andThe auditor must, as soon as possible, notifyASIC and the Compliance Committee inwriting if the auditor has reasonable groundsto suspect that a contravention of theCorporations Act has occurred and believesthat the contravention has not been and willnot be adequately dealt with by commentingon it in the auditor's report or bringing it tothe attention of the Responsible Entity.has a right of access at all reasonable timesto all of the books and records of the <strong>Project</strong>and the Compliance Committee; andmay require an officer of the ResponsibleEntity or a member of the ComplianceCommittee to give the auditor informationand explanations for the purposes of theaudit.

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