Credit Union Act 1997
F217[Records management.
76F.— (1) Without prejudice to sections 108 and 109, a credit union shall ensure—
(a) that it makes, maintains and retains in books and documents proper and secure records of all matters that are required to enable the credit union, including the board of directors, board committees, nomination committee and officers and its board oversight committee and auditor to discharge their respective functions and as required by law,
(b) that those records are made in a timely, accurate and consistent manner so that—
(i) they contain the information necessary to enable persons discharging functions to which paragraph (a) relates to discharge their respective functions and that those records are sufficiently accurate and available with sufficient regularity and sufficient promptness for the purpose of so discharging, and
(ii) any information furnished or caused to be furnished by or on behalf of the credit union to the Bank is sufficiently accurate for the purposes for which it was so furnished and is available as and when required by the Bank,
and
(c) that those records are produced when duly called upon—
(i) by or under this Act, or
(ii) for the purposes of any other statutory obligation to produce them.]
Annotations
Amendments:
F217
Inserted (11.10.2013) by Credit Union and Co-operation with Overseas Regulators Act 2012 (40/2012), s. 26, S.I. No. 393 of 2013.
F218
Substituted by Credit Union (Amendment) Act 2023 (34/2023), s. 43, not commenced as of date of revision
Modifications (not altering text):
C20
Prospective affecting provision: subs. (1)(a) amended by Credit Union (Amendment) Act 2023 (34/2023), s. 43, not commenced as of date of revision.
(a) that it makes, maintains and retains in books and documents proper and secure records of all matters that are required to enable the credit union, including the board of directors, board committees, nomination committee and officers F218[, its auditor and, in the case of a credit union other than a corporate credit union, its board oversight committee,] to discharge their respective functions and as required by law,