CHRISTIAN RESPONSIRilllY IN tUB1JC APPAIRS

P erieasly Icosa m "PIIERNAlTONAL CIIRISIIA N LEAD~

Financial Statements

for the year to 30 June 2016

CHRLKFLON RKaiKBISIIIILITY IN PLBL2C AFFAIRSPray(Oat kcccneccc 88 "(NTKRNATfoNAL cRRISTIAN LEAOIERSNOF"

STATEMENT OF FONANCEAL ACIlVlTOESFOR THK YEAR KN82K82 38TH JO(NE 282 8

PI( O8(776G RKS(yURCKS2816

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2012 201~

Vulnerary Iucoeue

Oesuedune lncl. Oiil 4'di rccoucryAdvcal OcnnccNiedenr CanfcranCC

Mcccln86Andruny yhinaOcr Fund

KL5N5,777

18,402Od38

61.4826387U54I 2186

1,0c0

yc.6787.426

17,112

SERIO

4Z80

I unecneeM lacunae

amdenda A lnrcren

OSer Incrnna

1550 L628'l00

T(FFAL INCQM(7(de RESOURCES

SEINyURCKS KXFSNRKO

Charitncee*cdrrden

81&8

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20eyn28880

'9,190

10ni011.073N 2179,008

10~11,18276.9614, 100

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TOTAL RK&OURCKS FXPOr&DFIy

~27 122 ~27 438

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(656&

~ld 576

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CBR3STLlN RRSPONSBIELlTY Rtf PUBLIC AFFAIRS~hhatch as "SISTKRNATI4388AL clB88RTL4% LEA33RRRSNP"IKT'AYKMKNY OF FjNANCIAL ACT3ttmlKSFIIPR TRK YEAR RN83ED 3$FH RINK 3636

2016 201 5

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Rlattnaclr Gtnuncn Inetaantm thc6 .15,407

CLTIRRICT ASIRITSttntnnn

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12,79433,137

0.08024,033

7,874

18,302

33.119 20,710

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NET IRIRRKM ttSSRTS

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18,133

~54 810

12.731

48 198

59368

11,9190

11.720

37.8813.637tceca

~ 198

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~ad ct9tted oa their behalf by

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CHRISTIAN RRSPONSIBfLTTY RS PUBLIC AFFAH1SPruvbsusty 1euuoeut uu "INTERNATIONAL CHRISYIrbN LEADERSHIP"

STATF JTOF HXANCIAL ACTlViTlKSFOR THE YEAR KNllED SSFIIJUNE 2016

ACCOWTING POLICIKS IS NOTES

BAQS OF ACCOUlfIING

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INCOMING NKS0IShCSS

Oonnrians are Ine2uded in Ibe accounts whoa resorted. Atl other incacumg zcsounm src included in theat oounto ashen scott veble.

batsendiuuu eu chert table eedvi tun n Included re Ihe sccuauu when incumxl AS other r~eapssM ere included iu Sn eeetnunu on tba aeeruale tees.

%7ISS

2S15f

haipends

General ~Bash Oterges

24~2.396

343

2'r. 121 27,439

INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT TO THK TRIJSTKKS Oir

INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN LKARKRSHIP'

I repen an dre gmmci¹~of the rhrxity for the year to 30 Jmre 2016.

Rexpeettea Senpeeteibigra Ktrne¹ee aml iha ladepessdent exanthter

As tba charity nustees you are respanrih)e for the prepsrndon of the Brumcia) ~,yau

consider that the audit requiresnmt of Secrivm 43(2) of tho Charides Act 1993(the Act) docs

not apply, lt is my respmtsibi)ity to sutta, on the basis of procedures specifrad in thc General

Directions tpvmr by the Charity Commissimsem uader Section 43(7)(b) af thc Act, where

psnicuiar maners have carne to my anermon.

Bash of independent ~s rupert

My examination wss carried ow in scconbmce with the Gcnertd Direcdons given by Ihe

Chen ty Commi ssianare. An examinerian inc)udes a review of the sccouanng records kepi by

the charily end a cantparisan of the financial st¹emeam presented vdth these raconls. li also

includes conrideratian of any unusual itmns or dlsdosures in the financial st¹ernents, snd

soaking expl snatians liam yau m trustees conceruiag aay such msttem The procedures

tmdsrteken do nat provide sll Ihe evidence I)xn would he reqmred in ao sudih and

caasequenily, I do not express mt audit opimon on the view given by the Snmrcisl smtaneau.

Iodcpemlear ~s stmernent

ln caanecdon eritb my ~on, no ments has came to my atrearian

(i) «hich gives me rcasaukte cause m betim& th¹in any rusted¹ respect the

requtMnml is

ta keep accountitqt records in accordmce with Sccdon 41 of thc Act; and

ta prepare accounts which accord with ihe axxxmuag recorrh and to comph.

with the accormdng requinxrxxrts of the Acr

have nat been met; or

(ii) ro which, in my opinion, aneanon shauld be drawn in order to eaehle a proper

undersnaubng of the llnancial ststcnxmrs mba reached

Bramley Gre¹I,Tsdley, Hampshire,RG26 3U1

Christian Responsibility ln Public Affairstlnterrtational Christian Le:rderahlp)

Charity Registration Number 253426

Trushes Artnual Report

1 July 2015- 30 June 2016

Structure, governance snd management

The Charity is constituted as s Trust with a Trust deed as the governing document.The Trustees are Lord Griffiths of Fforesffach, Lord McColl of Dulwich CBE MS FRCSFAGS FRCSE, The Rt Hon Sir Geoffrey PaNe, The Rt Hon Ruth Kelly, Mr StewartNewton FCA, Mr Michkrl Bekker and Mr Philip Wood.

All the Trustees are active in attending Trustee meetings and events organised by thecharity and fully participate in the planning of activities

Objective and activtths

CRPA was set up to support lay people hciding positions of responsibility and lo helpthem relate their faith to their work and their roles in public service. The goal is to bring

together people in leadership from dilferent sech' who face common challenges andlO help them think through their reepcnW'bilities within the contetd Of the Chrietian faith

with the intention that they will be betler equipped to carry out their professionalresponsibilities, Through CRPA. people have been encouraged to ba invoNed in

responding to community needs, charitable ventures and educational initiatives. Thacharity is ecumenical but it is not a campaigning body.

ActivNes indude dinners, lectures, talks, panels, conferences and small groupmeetings that are orgsnlsed wkh speakers from business, finance, polIcs, education,religion. arts end the media.

Achievements and performance

During the year there have been over 1 200 people who have attended different eventsorganised by the charity. Speakers have induded Government Ministers, MP's,

Ivlembers of the House of Lords, CEO's, Judges, journalists, authors, academics,entrepreneurs, polictans, senior Civil Servants, Chief Execulives of NGO's,

Archbishops, bankers, business and other professional people. The subjects of thetalks have induded Vlho is my neighbour? Migration, Asylum seekers andGlobatisatkxt', 'Capitalism and inequality', 'Are there Christian perspecbvm on Brexit?'

There are always new people who attend the different events hosiad by CRPA as wellas continuing to build exkrlng links between those already involved with CRPA.

A conference was held at St George's House, Windsor Castle with 68 peopkrparticipating from 13courHries. A special Advent Service was held in December 2015at which over 480 people a~ inckjding a high number with no previous contactwith the charily.

The Trusb}es held regular meebngs throughout the year to plan and discuss the rangeof acbvihes. The Trustees regularly evaluate the impact that Ihe acgvities of the charityhave on meeting Its objectives,

Financial Review

The Trustees regularly assess the financial position of the charity. They monitor theexpenditure snd seek a healthy balance of reserves. Activities are planned sndbudgeted within available resources. A copy of the statement of financial activitiesfor the year ended 30 June 2016 is attached to this report.

Total incoming Resources in~ by 9% to 638,662 for the financial year (2015;881,549). Resources Expended decreased by 3% to f73,704 (versus 876,147). Intotal, the Charity Iapcrted an increase in funds available Of 816.773, The TruStees areof the view thai the Charity continues to be fmanchlly sound and fully capable ofpursuing its objecdvss. The total funds available to the Charity, including its reserves,amounted to 671.588 as of 30 June 2016 compared to f54,816 on 30 June 2015.

On behalf of the Trus

Signed: P~ 4Lord Grlfflths of PfoChairman, Trustees, International Christian Leadership

Honorary Treasurer: Michiel Bskker

Administrator: Allson Brtston aiison@atisonbrtston-co. uk