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Kerry McSaveney: /* Balance date (mandatory section) */

2025-08-02T07:26:31Z

Balance date (mandatory section)

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	<P>To ensure that a society’s activities are appropriately constrained, it would be useful to include such a rule. This helps to reinforce that the society’s activities should be restricted to those that advance or support its purposes.		<P>To ensure that a society’s activities are appropriately constrained, it would be useful to include such a rule. This helps to reinforce that the society’s activities should be restricted to those that advance or support its purposes.
	<P>The Act and the Regulations set out financial recording and reporting requirements for incorporated societies, which vary depending on the size of the society.		<P>The Act and the Regulations set out financial recording and reporting requirements for incorporated societies, which vary depending on the size of the society.
	~~==Balance date (mandatory section)==~~
	The balance date determines timelines for other obligations. For instance, your society must hold its annual general meeting within 6 months of its balance date. It must also prepare and file annual financial statements with the Registrar within 6 months of its balance date.
	~~<P>The Act and Regulations determine the specific requirements for how each society prepares its financial statements, and whether they need to be audited.~~
	==Balance date (mandatory section)==		==Balance date (mandatory section)==
	The balance date determines timelines for other obligations. For instance, your society must hold its annual general meeting within 6 months of its balance date. It must also prepare and file annual financial statements with the Registrar within 6 months of its balance date.		The balance date determines timelines for other obligations. For instance, your society must hold its annual general meeting within 6 months of its balance date. It must also prepare and file annual financial statements with the Registrar within 6 months of its balance date.
	<P>The Act and Regulations determine the specific requirements for how each society prepares its financial statements, and whether they need to be audited.		<P>The Act and Regulations determine the specific requirements for how each society prepares its financial statements, and whether they need to be audited.

Kerry McSaveney: /* Balance date (mandatory section) */

2025-08-02T07:26:16Z

Balance date (mandatory section)

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	<P>To ensure that a society’s activities are appropriately constrained, it would be useful to include such a rule. This helps to reinforce that the society’s activities should be restricted to those that advance or support its purposes.		<P>To ensure that a society’s activities are appropriately constrained, it would be useful to include such a rule. This helps to reinforce that the society’s activities should be restricted to those that advance or support its purposes.
	<P>The Act and the Regulations set out financial recording and reporting requirements for incorporated societies, which vary depending on the size of the society.		<P>The Act and the Regulations set out financial recording and reporting requirements for incorporated societies, which vary depending on the size of the society.
			==Balance date (mandatory section)==
			The balance date determines timelines for other obligations. For instance, your society must hold its annual general meeting within 6 months of its balance date. It must also prepare and file annual financial statements with the Registrar within 6 months of its balance date.
			<P>The Act and Regulations determine the specific requirements for how each society prepares its financial statements, and whether they need to be audited.
	==Balance date (mandatory section)==		==Balance date (mandatory section)==
	The balance date determines timelines for other obligations. For instance, your society must hold its annual general meeting within 6 months of its balance date. It must also prepare and file annual financial statements with the Registrar within 6 months of its balance date.		The balance date determines timelines for other obligations. For instance, your society must hold its annual general meeting within 6 months of its balance date. It must also prepare and file annual financial statements with the Registrar within 6 months of its balance date.
	<P>The Act and Regulations determine the specific requirements for how each society prepares its financial statements, and whether they need to be audited.		<P>The Act and Regulations determine the specific requirements for how each society prepares its financial statements, and whether they need to be audited.

Kerry McSaveney: /* Control and management (Mandatory section) */

2025-08-02T07:19:39Z

Control and management (Mandatory section)

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	<P>To ensure that a society’s activities are appropriately constrained, it would be useful to include such a rule. This helps to reinforce that the society’s activities should be restricted to those that advance or support its purposes.		<P>To ensure that a society’s activities are appropriately constrained, it would be useful to include such a rule. This helps to reinforce that the society’s activities should be restricted to those that advance or support its purposes.
	<P>The Act and the Regulations set out financial recording and reporting requirements for incorporated societies, which vary depending on the size of the society.		<P>The Act and the Regulations set out financial recording and reporting requirements for incorporated societies, which vary depending on the size of the society.
			==Balance date (mandatory section)==
			The balance date determines timelines for other obligations. For instance, your society must hold its annual general meeting within 6 months of its balance date. It must also prepare and file annual financial statements with the Registrar within 6 months of its balance date.
			<P>The Act and Regulations determine the specific requirements for how each society prepares its financial statements, and whether they need to be audited.

Kerry McSaveney: Created page with "=Help text from Constitution Builder= ==Control and management (Mandatory section)== The Incorporated Societies Act 2022 gives a society full capacity to enter into any transaction or activity but also says that a society’s constitution may restrict its capacity, rights, or powers.
To ensure that a society’s activities are appropriately constrained, it would be useful to include such a rule. This helps to reinforce that the society’s activities should be restric..."

2025-08-02T07:18:52Z

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=Help text from Constitution Builder=
==Control and management (Mandatory section)==
The Incorporated Societies Act 2022 gives a society full capacity to enter into any transaction or activity but also says that a society’s constitution may restrict its capacity, rights, or powers.
<P>To ensure that a society’s activities are appropriately constrained, it would be useful to include such a rule. This helps to reinforce that the society’s activities should be restricted to those that advance or support its purposes.
<P>The Act and the Regulations set out financial recording and reporting requirements for incorporated societies, which vary depending on the size of the society.