HC Deb 26 July 1911 vol 28 c1650

The directors of the company may from time to time contribute to the superannuation fund such sums over and above the equivalent of the members' contributions as they think fit, and may appropriate and set aside in any half-year such sum or sums as they may consider expedient to set aside to meet any future liability of the company in respect of the payment of the superannuation and other payments or allowances payable under the scheme, and any sums so set aside shall be credited to a superannuation fund reserve account in the company's general books.

The LORD ADVOCATE moved, after the word "books" ["company's general books"], to insert the words "shall be shown separately in the published accounts of the company and shall be expended only for the purposes of this Order."

Amendment agreed to.

And it being Three of the clock, further consideration of the Bill stood adjourned pursuant to Standing Order No. 8.

Bill to be further considered to-morrow.