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1 PART 15 FUNCTIONS OF REGISTRAR AND OF REGULATORY AND ADVISORY BODIES Chapter 1 Registrar of Companies 888. Registration office, register, officers and CRO Gazette Authentication of documents other than by signing or sealing them Fees Annual report by Registrar Inspection and production of documents kept by Registrar Admissibility of certified copy or extract Certificate by Registrar admissible as evidence of facts stated Disposal of documents filed with Registrar Registrar may apply system of information classification Delivery to Registrar of documents in legible form Delivery of documents in electronic form may be made mandatory 899. Registrar s notice that document does not comply Supplementary and clarificatory provisions for section 899. Chapter 2 Irish Auditing and Accounting Supervisory Authority 901. Interpretation (Chapter 2) Continuance of designation of Irish Auditing and Accounting Supervisory Authority and other transitional matters Membership of Supervisory Authority Amendment to memorandum or articles Objects of Supervisory Authority Functions of Supervisory Authority General powers Board of directors Supplementary provisions in relation to board of directors Chief executive officer (including provision of transitional nature) Work programme Annual programme of expenditure Specification in annual programme of expenditure of amounts for reserve fund Review of work programme Funding. 42
2 916. Application of money received by Supervisory Authority Supervisory Authority may levy prescribed accountancy bodies Supervisory Authority may levy certain companies and other undertakings Reserve fund Borrowing Excess revenue Employees (including provision of a transitional nature) Director s obligations when material interest in arrangement, contract or agreement with Supervisory Authority arises Effect of breach of director s obligations in relation to material interest Employee s duty of disclosure Superannuation scheme Accounts and audit Annual report Accountability to Dáil Éireann Recognition of body of accountants Provisions in relation to recognition by Supervisory Authority under section Consultation by Supervisory Authority regarding standards and qualifications Intervention in disciplinary process of prescribed accountancy bodies Investigation of possible breaches of standards of prescribed accountancy bodies Supplemental provisions in relation to section 934 (including as concerns its relationship to provisions of 2010 Audits Regulations) 936. Review of members of recognised accountancy bodies 937. Review of whether accounts comply with this Act Supplemental provisions in relation to section Delegation of Supervisory Authority s functions Hearings, privileges and procedural rules Supervisory Authority s seal and instruments Confidentiality of information Appeals to and orders of the court, including orders confirming decisions of Supervisory Authority Liability of Supervisory Authority for acts, omissions, etc Minister s power to make regulations for purposes of Chapter, etc Prior approval by Oireachtas required for certain regulations. Chapter 3 Director of Corporate Enforcement 43
3 947. Director of Corporate Enforcement Terms and conditions of appointment Removal, cessation or disqualification of Director Acting Director of Corporate Enforcement Functions of Director Superannuation Secondment to Director s office of member of Garda Síochána Delegation by Director Liability of Director or officer for acts and omissions Director s annual report Director shall report as required Confidentiality of information Disclosure of information to Director. Chapter 4 Company Law Review Group 960. Company Law Review Group Functions of Review Group Membership of Review Group Meetings and business of Review Group Annual report and provision of information to Minister. 44
4 PART 15 FUNCTIONS OF REGISTRAR AND OF REGULATORY AND ADVISORY BODIES Chapter 1 Registrar of Companies Registration office, register, officers and CRO Gazette (1) The Minister shall maintain and administer an office or offices in the State at such places as the Minister thinks fit for the purposes of the registration of companies under this Act; and the performance of the other functions under this Act expressed to be performable by the Registrar. (2) A reference in this Act to the register (where the context is not that of a register to be kept by a company or other body) is a reference to, as appropriate the register to be kept by the Registrar (which the Registrar is empowered by this subsection to keep) in which notices or other documents, information or things delivered in pursuance of this Act to the Registrar are to be registered or recorded (and in which, in particular, in the case of a registration of a company, the fact of the company s incorporation is to be disclosed); or the particular register that a provision of this Act requires the Registrar to keep for a special purpose, but any such register as is mentioned in paragraph shall, for the purposes generally of this Act, be regarded as forming part of the first-mentioned register. (3) The Minister may appoint a registrar (who shall be known as the Registrar of Companies ) and such assistant registrars as he or she thinks necessary for any of the purposes referred to in subsection (1), and may make regulations with respect to their duties and may remove any persons so appointed. (4) The Minister may direct a seal or seals to be prepared for the authentication of documents required for or connected with any of the purposes referred to in subsection (1). (5) A person appointed under section 368 of the Act of 1963 before the commencement of this section and who holds office immediately before such commencement (and, in particular the person mentioned in subsection (6)) shall continue in office for the unexpired period of his or her term unless he or she sooner retires, resigns or dies or is removed from office. (6) The person referred to in subsection (5) is the person who holds the office bearing the title Registrar of Companies and that person shall continue to be known by that title for so long as that person continues to hold office in accordance with that subsection. (7) The electronic gazette maintained by the Registrar before the commencement of this section and known as the Companies Registration Office Gazette shall continue to be maintained by the Registrar and is referred to in this Act as the CRO Gazette. (8) Any act referred to in subsection (4) of section 368 of the Act of 1963 which, before 21 December 1999, was done by an assistant registrar appointed under subsection (2) of that section; or any other person employed in the office of the Registrar to perform generally duties under any enactment referred 733
5 to in that subsection (4), shall be valid and be deemed always to have been valid as if the Minister had directed under that subsection (4) that such an act was to be done to or by such an assistant registrar or such other person (including in cases where the existing registrar of joint stock companies (or his or her successor) was not absent). (9) Any act required or authorised by this Act; the Limited Partnerships Act 1907; or (c) the Registration of Business Names Act 1963, to be done to or by the Registrar, the registrar of joint stock companies or a person referred to in the enactment as the registrar, as the case may be, may be done to or by a registrar or assistant registrar appointed under subsection (3), a person continued in office by virtue of subsection (5) or any other person so authorised by the Minister. Authentication of documents other than by signing or sealing them A requirement of this Act that a document shall be signed or sealed shall be satisfied if the document is authenticated in the prescribed manner. Fees (1) In respect of the doing of the following (where the provision concerned does not, itself, expressly provide for the payment of a prescribed fee in that behalf), namely - the registration of a company; the registration of any notice, return or other document; or (c) the doing of any other thing that the Registrar is required or authorised by or under this Act to do (whether, at the request or direction of, or on application of any person, or otherwise in the circumstances provided by or under this Act), regulations may be made by the Minister requiring the payment to the Registrar of a fee, of an amount specified in the regulations, by the person concerned. (2) The references in subsection (1) and to registration, and the reference in subsection (1)(c) to the doing of any other thing, include a reference to a case in which, in accordance with this Act or an instrument thereunder, registration or the doing of the other thing is declined or otherwise not proceeded with by the Registrar; and a case in which the application or request for registration or the doing of the other thing is withdrawn. (3) Where a provision of this Act expressly provides for the payment of a prescribed fee in respect of the doing of a thing referred to in subsection (1) or, that provision shall be read as imposing liability for payment of the fee notwithstanding that the matter eventuates in a case referred to in subsection (2) or. (4) In subsection (1) person concerned means 734
6 in a case where the registration is to be effected or the other thing concerned is to be done by the Registrar at the instance of a person that person; or in any other case - the person who is specified in the regulations to be the person concerned for the purpose of that case (and the person so specified may be such person as the Minister reasonably determines to be the person for whom the principal benefit will enure by the thing concerned being done by the Registrar). (5) Different amounts of fees may be so specified for different classes of case in which a thing falling within any particular paragraph of subsection (1) is done and any such class of case may be defined in the regulations concerned by reference to such matter or matters as the Minster considers reasonable and appropriate for the purpose. (6) Without prejudice to the generality of subsection (5), a different amount of fee may be so specified in respect of the doing of a foregoing thing, where the step or steps by another person, in consequence of, or on foot of which, the thing is authorised or required to be done, have not been taken in observance of a time limit specified by or under this Act. (7) In a case falling within subsection (6), any different amount of fee that is specified may be specified by reference to the period of time that has elapsed between the latest date, in observance of the particular time limit specified by or under this Act, by which the one or more steps concerned ought to have been taken and the date on which they have been taken. (8) Where regulations under this section require, in respect of the doing of a thing referred to in subsection (1), the payment of a fee of an amount specified in them and the fee of the specified amount is not paid to the Registrar, then, subject to any special cases that the Minister may deem it expedient to provide for in the regulations, the Registrar is not obliged to do (where the Registrar would otherwise be so obliged) the thing concerned. (9) Subsection (7) is in addition to, and not in derogation from, any particular provision of or under this Act that provides or the effect of which is that a fee of a prescribed amount must be paid to the Registrar as a condition, or one of the conditions, for the Registrar s doing the particular act concerned. (10) All fees paid to the Registrar in pursuance of this Act shall be paid into or disposed of for the benefit of the Exchequer in such manner as the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform may direct. Annual report by Registrar (1) The Registrar shall, as soon as may be, but not later than 4 months, after the end of each year, make a report in writing to the Minister of the Registrar s activities during that year and the Minister shall cause copies of the report to be laid before each House of the Oireachtas not later than 6 months after the end of that year. (2) The Minister may, after consultation with the Registrar, prescribe the form of a report under this section and the manner in which any matter is to be addressed in such a report. Inspection and production of documents kept by Registrar (1) On payment of the prescribed fee, any person may - 735
7 inspect any document [kept by the Registrarwhich has been received and recorded by the Registrar in pursuance of this Act] 105 ; (c) require the Registrar to certify a certificate of incorporation of any company; or require the Registrar to certify a copy of or extract from any other document or any part of any other document kept by the Registrar. (2) A process for compelling the production of any document kept by the Registrar - shall not issue from any court except with the leave of that court; and if so issued, shall state that it is issued with the leave of the court. Admissibility of certified copy or extract (1) A copy of or extract from any document registered with and kept by the Registrar shall be admissible in evidence in all legal proceedings and be of the same evidential effect as the original document if it has been certified as a true copy under the signature of the Registrar, an assistant registrar or another officer authorised by the Minister. (2) For the purposes of subsection (1) it shall not be necessary to prove the official position of the person whose signature appears on the copy concerned. Certificate by Registrar admissible as evidence of facts stated A certificate in writing and signed by the Registrar shall be admissible in all legal proceedings as evidence without further proof of any of the following facts stated in the certificate unless the contrary is shown: (c) (d) the contents of a register kept by the Registrar; the date on which a document was filed or registered with or delivered to the Registrar; the date on which a document was received by the Registrar; or the most recent date (if any) on which a requirement under this Act was complied with. Disposal of documents filed with Registrar The Registrar shall, after the expiration of 20 years after the date of dissolution of a company, send all the documents filed in connection with such company to the National Archives. Registrar may apply system of information classification (1) The Registrar may, as he or she considers appropriate - apply a system of classification to information to which this section applies; and 105 Substituted by point 109 of Committee Amendments. 736
8 assign symbols of identification to persons or classes of persons to whom any such information relates. (2) This section applies to any information that, under this Act, is required to be delivered to the Registrar and is so received by the Registrar. (3) The Minister may make regulations - requiring that the symbol assigned by the Registrar to a person individually or as one of a class of persons shall be entered on all documents that are required under this Act to contain the name of that person; and specifying particular persons whose duty it shall be to comply or ensure compliance with the regulations. (4) If a person is required under a regulation made under subsection (3) to comply or ensure compliance with a requirement referred to in subsection (3) and fails to do so, the person shall be guilty of a category 3 offence. Delivery to Registrar of documents in legible form (1) This section applies to the delivery under any provision of this Act of a document to the Registrar in legible form. (2) The document shall - state in a prominent position the registered number of the company to which the document relates; and comply with regulations (if any) prescribing - (i) (ii) the form and contents of the document; requirements to enable the Registrar to copy the document. (3) Regulations made for the purposes of this section may prescribe different requirements for the form and content of a document with respect to different classes of document. (4) In this section, document includes any periodic account, abstract, statement or return. Delivery of documents in electronic form may be made mandatory (1) If the Minister, after consultation with the Registrar, considers that the performance by the Registrar of functions under this Act with respect to the receipt and registration of information under any particular provision of it could be more efficiently discharged if an order under this section were to be made in relation to that provision then the Minister may make an such order accordingly. (2) The order referred to in subsection (1) is an order providing that the sole means to be used to deliver, under the particular provision concerned, a document (within the meaning of section 897) to the Registrar shall be those provided for under the Electronic Commerce Act 2000 and, accordingly, where such an order is made, those means shall, for that purpose, be used to the exclusion of any other means. (3) An order under this section may relate to more than one, or to every, provision of this Act. (4) In subsection (1) information shall be read in the same manner as section 897 provides document in that section is to be read. (5) In subsection (2) the reference to the use of the means provided for under the Electronic Commerce Act 2000 is a reference to their use in a manner that complies with any requirements of the Registrar of the kind referred to in sections 12(2) and 13(2) of that Act. 737
9 Registrar s notice that document does not comply (1) On receipt of a non-complying document the Registrar may, in his or her discretion serve on the person delivering the document (or, if there is more than one such person, any of them) a notice that the document does not comply; or neither serve such a notice nor otherwise advise or give notice to any such person that the document does not comply, and the provision made by the following provisions of this section, in a case where the course under paragraph is taken by the Registrar, is not to be read as implying that, in a case where the course under paragraph is taken by the Registrar, any legal consequences arising from the fact that a non-complying document has been delivered are thereby avoided. (2) A notice under subsection (1) shall state in what respects the document is a non-complying document. (3) A document referred to in subsection (1) shall be deemed not to have been delivered to the Registrar if - it is the subject of a notice served under subsection (1); and the Registrar has not received within 14 days after the date of service of the notice a replacement document that - (i) complies with the requirements referred to in subsection (4); or (ii) is not rejected by the Registrar for non-compliance with those requirements. (4) In this section, a non-complying document is a document that - is required or authorised to be delivered to the Registrar under this Act; and fails to comply with (i) the relevant requirements of this Act (and, in particular, the provisions of any section under which the requirement to deliver the document to the Registrar arises) or regulations made under this Act; or (ii) any requirements imposed by or under any other enactment relating to the completion of a document and its delivery to the Registrar. Supplementary and clarificatory provisions for section (1) For the purposes of any provision which imposes a penalty for failure to deliver a document, so far as it imposes a penalty for continued contravention; or provides for the payment of a fee in respect of the registration of a document, being a fee of a greater amount than the amount provided under the provision in respect of the registration of such a document that has been delivered to the Registrar within the period specified for its delivery to him or her, no account shall be taken of the period between the delivery of the original document referred to in section 899(1) and the end of the period of 14 days after the date of service of the notice under section 899(1) in relation to it (but only if, before the end of the latter period, a replacement document that complies with the requirements referred to in section 899(4) is delivered to the Registrar). (2) Nothing in this section or section 899 shall have the effect of making valid any matter which a provision of this Act or of any other 738
10 enactment provides is to be void or of no effect in circumstances where a document in relation to it is not delivered to the Registrar within the period specified for the document s delivery to him or her. Chapter 2 Irish Auditing and Accounting Supervisory Authority Interpretation (Chapter 2) (1) In this Chapter Accounts Regulations means the European Communities (Accounts) Regulations 1993 (S.I. No. 396 of 1993); 2010 Audits Regulations means the European Communities (Statutory Audits) (Directive 2006/43/EC) Regulations 2010 (S.I.No.220 of 2010); Act of 2003 means the Companies (Auditing and Accounting) Act 2003; amount of turnover has the same meaning as it has in section 351; balance sheet total has the same meaning as it has in section 351; board means the board of directors of the Supervisory Authority; chief executive officer means the chief executive officer of the Supervisory Authority; designated body means a body that, under section 903(2), is a designated body at the relevant time; disciplinary committee means any disciplinary committee or tribunal (however called) of a prescribed accountancy body; member, in relation to a prescribed accountancy body, means a person; or a firm, that is, or was at the relevant time, subject to the investigation and disciplinary procedures approved for that body under (i) section 906(2)(c); (ii) section 9(2)(c) of the Act of 2003;or (iii) the Act of 1990, whether before or after the amendments of that Act that were made by section 32 of the Act of 2003; prescribed accountancy body means- a recognised accountancy body; or any other body of accountants that is prescribed; recognised accountancy body means a body of accountants recognised under section 930 for the purposes of the 2010 Audits Regulations or section [ ]; reserve fund means the fund referred to in section 919; standards, in relation to a prescribed accountancy body, means the rules, regulations and standards that body applies to its members and to which, by virtue of their membership, they are obliged to adhere; 739
11 superannuation benefits means pensions, gratuities and other allowances payable on resignation, retirement or death; Supervisory Authority means the Irish Auditing and Accounting Supervisory Authority. (2) In this Chapter, material interest is to be read in accordance with section 2(3) of the Ethics in Public Office Act Continuance of designation of Irish Auditing and Accounting Supervisory Authority and other transitional matters (1) The company, namely, the Irish Auditing and Accounting Supervisory Authority, that was designated under section 5 of the Act of 2003 before the commencement of this section as the body to perform the functions of the Supervisory Authority under that Act shall be the Supervisory Authority for the purposes of this Chapter. (2) A person appointed to the board of the Irish Auditing and Accounting Supervisory Authority before the commencement of this section and who holds office immediately before such commencement shall continue in office for the unexpired period of his or her term unless he or she sooner retires, resigns or dies or is removed from office; this subsection applies notwithstanding the cessation of membership of that Authority effected by this Chapter of certain bodies (corporate and unincorporated) that had nominated persons for appointment to that board. (3) Without prejudice to the generality of the preceding subsections, the enactment of this Act does not otherwise affect the corporate existence of the Irish Auditing and Accounting Supervisory Authority; and the continuance in being of the membership of it by the bodies corporate and individuals which or who were members of it immediately before the commencement of this section, but, as regards that membership (i) subject to section 903(2) (which effects a reduction in the number of members from that provided in the Act of 2003); and (ii) subject (as was provided by the corresponding provisions of the Act of 2003) to the provisions of this Chapter enabling the termination, change and increase of that membership. Membership of Supervisory Authority (1) The Supervisory Authority is to consist of the following members: each prescribed accountancy body that is a body corporate; in the case of a prescribed accountancy body that is not a body corporate, an individual or body corporate nominated by that prescribed accountancy body to be a member; (c) (d) each designated body that is a body corporate; in the case of a designated body that is not a body corporate, an individual or body corporate nominated by that designated body to be a member. (2) Unless a regulation under section 945(1) provides otherwise, each of the following is, on and from the commencement of this section, a designated body for the purposes of subsection (1) : 740
12 (c) (d) (e) the Director of Corporate Enforcement; the Central Bank; the Irish Stock Exchange; the Revenue Commissioners; any body prescribed under section 945(1) as a designated body. Amendment to memorandum or articles An amendment to the memorandum of association or articles of association of the Supervisory Authority takes effect only if the alteration is made with the Minister s prior approval. Objects of Supervisory Authority (1) The principal objects of the Supervisory Authority which are to be included in its memorandum of association are to - (c) supervise how the prescribed accountancy bodies regulate and monitor their members; promote adherence to high professional standards in the auditing and accountancy profession; monitor whether the financial statements or accounts of certain classes of companies and other undertakings comply with this Act (or, as the case may be, this Act as applied by the 1993 Accounts Regulations) and, where applicable, Article 4 of the IAS Regulation; and (d) act as a specialist source of advice to the Minister on auditing and accounting matters. (2) Nothing in this section prevents or restricts the inclusion in that memorandum of association of all objects and powers, consistent with this Chapter, that are reasonable, necessary or proper for, or incidental or ancillary to, the due attainment of those principal objects. Functions of Supervisory Authority (1) The Supervisory Authority shall do all things necessary and reasonable to further its objects. (2) Without limiting its functions under subsection (1), the functions of the Supervisory Authority are to - grant recognition to bodies of accountants for the purposes of the 2010 Audits Regulations and section [ ]; attach under section 931 terms and conditions to the recognition of bodies of accountants, including terms and conditions - (i) requiring changes to, and the approval by the Supervisory Authority of, their regulatory plans; and (ii) requiring their annual reports to the Supervisory Authority on their regulatory plans to be prepared in the manner and form directed by the Supervisory Authority; (c) require changes to and to approve (i) the constitution and bye laws of each prescribed accountancy body, including its investigation and disciplinary procedures and its standards; and (ii) any amendments to the approved constitution or bye laws of each prescribed accountancy body, 741
13 including amendments to its investigation and disciplinary procedures and to its standards; (d) conduct under section 933 enquiries into whether a prescribed accountancy body has complied with the investigation and disciplinary procedures approved for that body under paragraph (c) or referred to in subsection (1)(ii) or (iii) or (1)(ii) of that section; (e) (f) impose under section 933 sanctions on prescribed accountancy bodies; undertake under section 934 investigations into possible breaches of the standards of a prescribed accountancy body; (g) supervise how each recognised accountancy body monitors its members and to undertake under section 936 reviews of those members; (h) co-operate with the recognised accountancy bodies and other interested parties in developing standards relating to the independence of auditors and monitor the effectiveness of those standards; (i) monitor the effectiveness of provisions of this Act and the 2010 Audits Regulations relating to the independence of statutory auditors; (j) supervise the investigation and disciplinary procedures of each prescribed accountancy body, including by requiring access to its records and by requiring explanations about the performance of its regulatory and monitoring duties; (k) co-operate with the prescribed accountancy bodies and other interested parties in developing auditing and accounting standards and practice notes; (l) review under sections 937 and 938 whether financial statements or accounts of the companies and undertakings referred to in that section comply with this Act (or, as the case may be, this Act as applied by the 1993 Accounts Regulations) and, where applicable, Article 4 of the IAS Regulation, and make applications to the court to ensure compliance; (m) arrange for the regulation and supervision by recognised accountancy bodies of statutory auditors referred to in Regulation 25(2) of the 2010 Audits Regulations; (n) perform the functions conferred on it by transparency (regulated markets) law (within the meaning of Chapter 4 of Part 23) in respect of the matters referred to in Article 24(4)(h) of the Transparency (Regulated Markets) Directive (within the meaning of that Chapter); (o) perform the functions (and in particular the functions of public oversight) conferred on it by the 2010 Audits Regulations; (p) perform any other duties or discharge any other responsibilities imposed on it by this Act. General powers (1) The Supervisory Authority has the power to do anything that appears to it to be requisite, advantageous or incidental to, or to facilitate, the performance of its functions and that is not inconsistent with any enactment. (2) A power conferred by subsection (1) is not to be considered to be limited merely by implication from another provision, whether of 742
14 this or any other Act, that confers a power on the Supervisory Authority. (3) The Supervisory Authority may adopt rules and issue guidelines concerning any matter that relates to its functions. (4) The Supervisory Authority may apply to the court for an order under section 943(7) compelling a prescribed accountancy body to comply with a rule adopted or guideline issued under subsection (3); a recognised accountancy body to comply with a term or condition attached under section 192 of the Act of 1990 (before or after the amendment of that Act by section 32 of the Act of 2003) or section 931 to the recognition of that body; or (c) a person on whom a relevant obligation or obligations is or are imposed to comply with that obligation or those obligations, if, in the Authority s opinion, the body or other person concerned may fail or has failed to comply with the rule, guideline, term or condition or obligation or obligations, as the case may be. (5) In subsection (4), the reference to a relevant obligation or obligations that is or are imposed on a person is a reference to an obligation or obligations that is or are imposed on the person by provisions of transparency (regulated markets) law (within the meaning of Chapter 4 of Part 23) that implement Article 24(4)(h) of the Transparency (Regulated Markets) Directive (within the meaning of that Chapter); or rules adopted by the Supervisory Authority under subsection (3) concerning the matters that relate to its functions under section 906(2)(n). Board of directors (1) Subject to a regulation under section 945(1)(c) and to section 902(2), the board of directors of the Supervisory Authority is, on and from the commencement of this section, to consist of not more than 8 directors (including the chairperson and the deputy chairperson) appointed by the Minister under subsection (2); and the person holding the office of chief executive officer who, by virtue of that office, is a director. (2) Subject to a regulation under section 945(1)(c), the directors appointed by the Minister shall, on and from the commencement of this section, include subject to paragraphs and (c), 2 persons, each of whom is nominated by the prescribed accountancy bodies by a decision taken by a majority of those bodies; if there is no such decision taken by those bodies as respects the nomination, under paragraph, of those 2 persons, 2 persons, each of whom is chosen by the Minister from amongst the persons who had been proposed by any one or more, or all, of those bodies for nomination under that paragraph; 743
15 (c) if there is such a decision taken by those bodies as respects the nomination, under paragraph, of one, only, of those persons, 2 persons (i) one of whom is the person so nominated by those bodies; and (ii) the other of whom is chosen by the Minister from amongst the persons who had been proposed by any one or more, or all, of those bodies for nomination under that paragraph; (d) 2 persons nominated by the Minister, one of whom (i) is neither an officer or employee of the Minister nor a member, officer or employee of a prescribed accountancy body; and (ii) is appointed as chairperson by the Minister; and (e) for each designated body, one person nominated by that body. (3) For the purposes of subsection (2) a majority decision of the prescribed accountancy bodies is taken where a majority of those bodies signify in writing that they have nominated the particular person or persons (and the number of prescribed accountancy bodies by reference to which that majority is to be reckoned excludes any of the prescribed accountancy bodies that abstain from taking a decision on the matter); and without prejudice to the generality of paragraphs and (c) of that subsection, the power of the Minister under that paragraph or (c), as the case may be, is exercisable where the prescribed accountancy bodies are evenly divided as to the decision to be taken concerning the nomination of a person. (4) Subject to a regulation under section 945(1)(c), the board shall not include at any one time more than 3 directors appointed under subsection (2) who are members of prescribed accountancy bodies, and of those 3 directors two may be nominees of the prescribed accountancy bodies; and one may be a nominee of a designated body. (5) If, at any time, more than one designated body proposes to nominate a member of a prescribed accountancy body for appointment to the board, the designated bodies proposing to do so shall decide among themselves which one of them is to nominate such a member. (6) The directors may select the deputy chairperson from among those directors who are not members of a prescribed accountancy body. (7) The term of office of a director appointed under subsection (2) shall be specified by the Minister when appointing the director and, subject to section 909(5), may not be less than 3 or more than 5 years. (8) The members of the Supervisory Authority may not instruct the directors, at any meeting of those members or by any other means, regarding the carrying out of their duties as directors of the Supervisory Authority. 744
16 Supplementary provisions in relation to board of directors (1) Section 147 (as applied by sections [ ] and [ ]) does not apply to the Supervisory Authority. (2) A director may resign by letter addressed to the Minister and copied to the Supervisory Authority and the resignation takes effect on the date the Minister receives the letter. (3) At any time, the Minister may remove for stated reasons, any director appointed under section 908(2), including a director nominated under section 908(2)(d). (4) The Minister shall fill any vacancy that arises on the board as a consequence of the resignation or removal of a director by appointing a replacement nominated (or, as the case may be, chosen by the Minister) in the same manner as the replaced director. (5) A director appointed under subsection (4) to replace another holds office for the remainder of the replaced director s term of office and the same terms and conditions apply to the new appointee. (6) The directors may act despite one or more vacancies in their numbers. (7) On and from the commencement of this section, a person is disqualified from appointment to the board for so long as he or she is - (c) entitled under the Standing Orders of either House of the Oireachtas to sit in that House; a member of the European Parliament; or a member of a local authority. (8) On and from the commencement of this section, a member of the board shall cease to hold office on being nominated as a member of Seanad Éireann; being nominated as a candidate for election to either House of the Oireachtas or to the European Parliament; (c) being regarded, pursuant to section 19 of the European Parliament Elections Act 1997, as having been elected to the European Parliament to fill a vacancy; or (d) becoming a member of a local authority. Chief executive officer (including provision of transitional nature) (1) The directors appointed under section 908(2) shall appoint a person to be the chief executive officer of the Supervisory Authority (to be known and in this Act referred to as the chief executive officer ) to carry on, manage and control generally the administration and business of the Supervisory Authority; and perform any other functions that may be determined by the board. (2) The chief executive officer holds office on and subject to the terms and conditions (including terms and conditions relating to remuneration and allowances) that the directors appointed under section 908(2) may, with the approval of the Minister given with the consent of the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, determine. (3) The directors appointed under section 908(2) may remove the chief executive officer from office at any time. 745
17 (4) Without prejudice to the generality of section 902(2), the person who held the office of Chief Executive Officer of the Irish Auditing and Accounting Supervisory Authority immediately before the commencement of this section shall continue in office for the unexpired period of his or her term unless he or she sooner retires, resigns or dies or is removed from office. Work programme (1) The Supervisory Authority shall continue to prepare and submit to the Minister, for each successive period of 3 years beginning on the day after the last day of the period covered by the preceding such programme, a work programme. (2) For the purposes of the initial operation of subsection (1), the reference in it to the preceding work programme is a reference to the work programme last prepared by the Supervisory Authority under section 13 of the Act of (3) In preparing the work programme, the Supervisory Authority shall have regard to the need to ensure the most beneficial, effective and efficient use of its resources. (4) The work programme shall include the following information: the key strategies and activities that the Supervisory Authority will pursue to further its objects and to perform its functions; the outputs that the Supervisory Authority aims to achieve and against which its performance will be assessed; (c) the staff, resources and expenditure (including an annual programme of expenditure approved under section 912) that will be required to pursue the strategies and activities referred to in paragraph. (5) The Minister shall not give directions to the Supervisory Authority concerning the discharge of a work programme, including an amended or supplementary work programme. (6) Subject to subsection (7), the Minister shall ensure that a copy of each work programme (including each revised, amended or supplementary work programme) is laid before each House of the Oireachtas not later than 60 days after the date on which it was submitted to the Minister. (7) If a revised work programme (including a revised amended or supplementary work programme) is submitted to the Minister before the unrevised work programme is laid before the Houses of the Oireachtas as required by subsection (6), only the revised work programme need be laid before the Houses. Annual programme of expenditure (1) The annual programme of expenditure referred to in section 911(4)(c) shall not be included in the work programme unless it has first been approved by the Minister under subsection (3). (2) The Minister shall not so approve the annual programme of expenditure unless the Minister has first - considered the views of the prescribed accountancy bodies; and obtained the consent of the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, and this subsection extends to an approval by the Minister of the programme with amendments. (3) The Minister may approve the annual programme of expenditure with or without amendment by the Minister. 746
18 (4) If the Minister approves the annual programme of expenditure with amendments, the Supervisory Authority - may revise any other part of the work programme; and if it does so, shall submit to the Minister the revised work programme, including the annual programme of expenditure as amended by the Minister. Specification in annual programme of expenditure of amounts for reserve fund In addition to capital and other expenditures, the annual programme of expenditure shall specify the portion of the revenue received or to be received under sections 915(2) and 917 for the financial year in question that has been set aside as mentioned in section 919(3). Review of work programme (1) The Supervisory Authority may - if it considers it necessary to do so, undertake an interim review of a work programme; and may submit to the Minister, within the period covered by the work programme, an amended or supplementary work programme, including an amended or supplementary annual programme of expenditure. (2) An amended or supplementary annual programme of expenditure shall not be included in an amended or supplementary work programme unless it has first been approved in accordance with subsection (3) of section 912 and subsection (2) of that section applies to such an approval as it applies to the approval of an original annual programme of expenditure. (3) If the Minister so approves with amendments the Supervisory Authority s amended or supplementary annual programme of expenditure, the powers under section 912(4) are equally available to the Supervisory Authority with respect to its amended or supplementary work programme under this section as they are available with respect to an original work programme and, accordingly, section 912(4) applies, with any necessary modifications, to that amended or supplementary work programme. Funding (1) For the purposes specified in section 916(1), the Supervisory Authority in each financial year - shall be paid a grant in accordance with subsection (2); and may impose levies under sections 917 and 918. (2) In each financial year, a grant not exceeding 40 per cent of the annual programme of expenditure approved for that year under section 912 shall, subject to any conditions that the Minister thinks proper, be paid to the Supervisory Authority out of money provided by the Oireachtas. Application of money received by Supervisory Authority (1) The Supervisory Authority shall not use the money received by it under this Chapter except for the purpose of meeting expenses properly incurred by it in performing its functions under this Chapter. (2) The Supervisory Authority may use money set aside for or paid into the reserve fund in accordance with section 919 only for the 747
19 purpose of meeting expenses incurred by it in performing its functions under sections 933 and 937 and may not use any other money received by it for that purpose. Supervisory Authority may levy prescribed accountancy bodies (1) For the purpose specified in section 916(2) and in accordance with this section, the Supervisory Authority may impose one or more levies in each financial year of the Supervisory Authority on each prescribed accountancy body. (2) The total amount levied in any financial year of the Supervisory Authority on all prescribed accountancy bodies under this section shall not exceed 60 per cent of the annual programme of expenditure approved for that year under section 912. (3) The Supervisory Authority shall not impose a levy on a prescribed accountancy body under this section unless the Minister has - first approved- (i) (ii) the total amount to be levied on all prescribed accountancy bodies in the relevant financial year; and the criteria for apportioning the levy among the classes of prescribed accountancy bodies; and consented to the levy. (4) The Supervisory Authority shall - (c) establish criteria for apportioning a levy among the classes of prescribed accountancy bodies; submit the criteria to the Minister for approval before imposing the levy; and specify the date on which the levy is due to be paid by those bodies. (5) As a consequence of the apportionment of a levy according to the criteria established by the Supervisory Authority, different classes of prescribed accountancy bodies may be required to pay different amounts of the levy. (6) Before consenting to a levy under this section, the Minister - shall consult with the prescribed accountancy bodies; and may consult with any other persons who, in the opinion of the Minister, are interested in the matter. (7) The Supervisory Authority may recover a levy imposed under this section as a simple contract debt in any court of competent jurisdiction from the prescribed accountancy body from which the levy is due. Supervisory Authority may levy certain companies and other undertakings (1) For the purpose specified in section 916(2) and in accordance with this section, the Supervisory Authority may impose in each financial year of the Supervisory Authority one or more levies on the following: each public limited company (whether listed or unlisted); each private company limited by shares that, in both the most recent financial year and the immediately preceding financial year of the company, meets the following criteria: (i) its balance sheet total for the year exceeds - (I) (II) subject to clause (II), 25,000,000; or if an amount is prescribed under section 945(1)(d), the prescribed amount; (ii) the amount of its turnover for the year exceeds - 748
20 (I) (II) subject to clause (II), 50,000,000; or if an amount is prescribed under section 945(1)(d), the prescribed amount; (c) each private company limited by shares that is a holding undertaking, if the holding undertaking and all of its subsidiary undertakings together, in both the most recent financial year and the immediately preceding financial year of the holding undertaking, meet the criteria in paragraph ; (d) each undertaking referred to in Regulation 6 of the 1993 Accounts Regulations that, in both the most recent financial year and the immediately preceding financial year of the undertaking, meets the criteria in paragraph ; (e) each undertaking referred to in Regulation 6 of the 1993 Accounts Regulations that is a holding undertaking, if the holding undertaking and all of its subsidiary undertakings together, in both the most recent financial year and the immediately preceding financial year of the holding undertaking, meet the criteria in paragraph. (2) Subsection (1) shall not apply in respect of a company or an undertaking of a class exempted under section 945(1)(i) from this section. (3) The total amount levied in any financial year of the Supervisory Authority on all companies and undertakings shall not exceed the total amount paid into the reserve fund for that year under section 919(4). (4) The Supervisory Authority shall not impose a levy on a company or undertaking under this section unless the Minister has - first approved - (i) (ii) the total amount to be levied on all companies and undertakings in the relevant financial year; and the criteria for apportioning the levy among the classes of companies and undertakings; and consented to the levy. (5) In determining whether to approve the total amount referred to in subsection (4)(i), the Minister may - have regard to the Supervisory Authority s work programme; and give due consideration to the use to which its reserve fund was put in the previous financial year. (6) The Supervisory Authority shall - establish criteria for apportioning a levy among the classes of companies and undertakings liable to pay the levy under subsection (1); (c) submit the criteria to the Minister for approval before imposing the levy; and specify the date on which the levy is due to be paid by those companies and undertakings. (7) As a consequence of the apportionment of a levy according to the criteria established by the Supervisory Authority, different classes of companies and undertakings may be required to pay different amounts of the levy. (8) Before imposing a levy under this section, the Supervisory Authority may consult with any other persons who, in its opinion, are interested in the matter. (9) The Supervisory Authority may recover a levy imposed under this section as a simple contract debt in any court of competent jurisdiction from the company or undertaking from which the levy is due. (10) Where a holding undertaking and one or more of its subsidiary undertakings would each otherwise be liable to pay a levy imposed 749
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