[74C Circumstances in which names may be omitted]
Friendly Societies Act 1992 (1992 c 40) | Legislation

[74C  Circumstances in which names may be omitted]

[(1)     [An] auditor's name, and (where applicable) the name of the person who signed the report as senior statutory auditor, may be omitted from—

(a)     the copies of the report sent to [the FCA and, if the society is a PRA-authorised

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