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Companies Annual Report 2002-2003

The report is available here
(Erratum: Please note that in Table D2 on page 50 the column headings "Convictions Not Obtained" and "Convictions" should be transposed).

Companies Annual Report 2001-2002

The report is available here

Companies Annual Report 2000-2001

The report is available here

Companies Annual Report 1999-2000

The report is available on the Companies House website under 'What's New'.

It contains details of company law developments, facts and statistics on investigations and legal proceedings brought by the Department as well as a review and analysis of companies registered with Companies House. It also contains information on the work of Companies House and The Insolvency Service and lists, in appendices, relevant sources of information.


REPORTS

We appointed PricewaterhouseCoopers in May 1999 to monitor compliance by listed companies with the best practice framework on directors' remuneration set out in the Greenbury Code of Best Practice and the Combined Code. Report on directors' remuneration.
The Report (.pdf) was published on 19 July 1999. (related Speech)


COMPANIES ACT 1985:
MODEL 212 NOTICE

Section 212 of the Companies Act 1985 gives a public company the power to investigate the ownership of its shares. Companies do this by sending a written notice (the 212 notice) to any person or company whom they have reasonable cause to believe has, or had, an "interest" (eg. owns, controls or has certain rights over shares) in their relevant share capital at some time during the three years immediately preceding the date of issue of the 212 notice. The Companies Act does not specify a set format for such notices. However, the DTI is aware that there is a demand for some form of guidance as to what could usefully be included in these notices and has therefore produced a model 212 notice (15kb), which companies can adapt for their own purposes.


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