Summary
Following the bumpy ride the National Beef Association was given over the pounds 39,000 shortfall in its 2005 accounts, the organisation felt it had been vindicated when it announced a pounds 43,000 surplus for 2006 at this year's AGM in Hexham.
NBA chairman Duff Burrell was happy for delegates to question the association's accountants, Messrs McCowie, about last year's figures and also raised the thorny issue of the breakaway of the Scottish Beef Cattle Association, which is still causing problems for the NBA. This included the inability of the NBA's board of management to regain possession of a Bank of Scotland account, through which the subscriptions of 82 of its Scottish members had been paid, and which has not been returned by former NBA office holders in Scotland who had since taken positions within the SBCA.See the full content of this document
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Scottish Breakaway Still Causing Problems at the Nba
"The NBA has still not got access to this account and we therefore have no knowledge of ...
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