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47.—(1) The copies of accounting documents delivered to the registrar under regulation 45 or 46 must be accompanied by a statement containing the following information.
(2) The information required is—
(a)the legislation under which the accounts have been prepared and, if applicable, audited,
(b)whether those accounts have been prepared in accordance with a set of generally accepted accounting principles, and if so, the name of the organisation or other body which issued those principles,
(c)whether the accounts have been audited,
(d)if they have been audited—
(i)whether they have been audited in accordance with a set of generally accepted auditing standards, and
(ii)if so, the name of the organisation or other body which issued those standards, and
(e)if they have not been audited, whether the institution is not required to have its accounts audited.
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