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Constitutions and Statutes - The Mill Hill Missionaries

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D125 <strong>The</strong> General Council establishes a Financial Councilunder the chairmanship of the Councillor forFinance which meets regularly to share informationabout Society finances, <strong>and</strong> learn about practicesin the different Regions. It examines <strong>and</strong>analyses the Society’s accounts in order to developa global view of the Society’s financial affairs, <strong>and</strong>it makes recommendations on financial matters to theGeneral Council.D126 <strong>The</strong> principle of consultation with regard to budgets<strong>and</strong> financial statements holds good at every level ofthe Society.D127 <strong>The</strong> Central Society Account is maintained for thespecific tasks of the General Council <strong>and</strong> the centraladministration of the Society. Its income derivespartly from investments <strong>and</strong> partly from allocationsmade to it by the Regions. It is administered, onbehalf of the General Council, by the FinancialSecretary.D128 Each Regional Council administers its accountsthrough the Regional Bursar who advises <strong>and</strong> assiststhem. When the Regional Bursar is not a member ofthe Regional Council, one member is chosen to liaisewith him. <strong>The</strong> accounts are normally audited eachyear.D129 In Society Areas, the Representative or Group Leader,together with his council, presents a budget to theGeneral Council for the expenses of his office, <strong>and</strong> foran emergency fund for the assistance of Members <strong>and</strong>Associates in special need. A financial report issubmitted annually to the General Council.34

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