Date of incorporation to 30 June.
The first financial year of the association commences on the date of incorporation and ends on the following 30 June.
KC Foundation Incorporated is committed to full transparency in governance and financial management. This page provides access to our constitution, financial year information, record-keeping policies, member inspection rights, and compliance obligations under the Associations Incorporation Act 1985 (SA).
The constitution sets out the name, purpose, membership rules, committee structure, meeting procedures, and financial obligations of the association.
Approved on 15 December 2025 under the Associations Incorporation Act 1985 (SA). The constitution covers all governance, membership, committee, financial, and compliance obligations of the association.
Any member may inspect or obtain a copy of the constitution free of charge at any reasonable hour. Contact the secretary to arrange access or request a copy.
Request Constitution CopyThe financial year and annual return obligations are set out in Clause 47 of the constitution and governed by the Act.
The first financial year of the association commences on the date of incorporation and ends on the following 30 June.
Each subsequent financial year commences on 1 July and ends on the following 30 June — a standard 12-month period.
The annual (periodic) return will be lodged with Consumer and Business Services (SA) when required by the Act.
The AGM must be held within 5 months after the close of each financial year (30 June), at which financial statements are presented to members.
The association must issue an appropriate receipt as soon as practicable after receiving any money. All money must be deposited promptly without deduction.
All cheques, drafts, bills of exchange, promissory notes, and other negotiable instruments must be signed by two authorised signatories of the association.
Under Clause 49 and Clause 44 of the constitution, the association is required to keep accounting records that correctly record and explain all financial transactions and the financial position of the association.
Clause 38 gives the association power to maintain insurance as part of prudent risk management and responsible operations.
Funds may come from entrance fees, annual subscriptions, donations, and any other source the committee determines, subject to any resolution passed in general meeting.
Clause 46 allows notices to be served personally, by pre-paid post, or electronically, with timing rules describing when service is taken to have occurred.
Under Clause 48 of the constitution, an auditor is appointed when the association becomes a prescribed association under the Act.
An auditor is not appointed until the association becomes a prescribed association under the Act. At that point, auditor appointment becomes a requirement.
When Required by ActWhen required, members appoint the auditor at each Annual General Meeting. Auditor qualifications are governed by Sections 35(2)(b) and 35(4) of the Act.
Elected by MembersThe auditor holds office until the next Annual General Meeting and is eligible for re-appointment each year.
Annual Re-appointmentIf an appointment is not made at the AGM, the committee shall appoint an auditor for the current financial year.
Committee FallbackUnder Clause 45 of the constitution, the following documents must be open to inspection by any member, free of charge, at any reasonable hour.
All financial records and accounting books of the association are open for inspection by any member free of charge at any reasonable hour.
The full constitution of the association is available for inspection and must be accessible to any member, free of charge, at any reasonable hour.
Minutes of all committee meetings and general meetings of the association are open for inspection by any member free of charge.
Under Clause 45(2), any member may obtain a copy of any inspectable document on payment of a fee of not more than $30 per page. Contact the secretary to arrange access or to request copies.
Request Records AccessUnder Clause 45(3), the committee may refuse to permit inspection or copying of records that relate to confidential, personal, employment, commercial, or legal matters, or where to do so would be prejudicial to the interests of the association.
Clause 46 of the constitution sets out how notices may be served on or given to a person.
A notice may be served by delivering it to the person personally. Service takes effect on the date it is received by the addressee.
Effective on ReceiptA notice may be sent by pre-paid post to the address of the person. Service is taken to have been effected on the date it would have been delivered in the ordinary course of post.
Standard Delivery DateA notice may be sent by facsimile or other electronic means (including email) to an address specified by the person for that purpose.
Email AcceptedGeneral meeting notices must be given at least 14 days in advance (21 days for special resolutions). Committee meeting notices require at least 48 hours' notice.
14–21 Days AdvanceUnder Clauses 39 and 40 of the constitution, all financial management is subject to committee oversight and association resolution.
Funds are derived from entrance fees and annual subscriptions of members, donations, and — subject to any resolution of the association in general meeting — any other sources that the committee determines.
Subject to any resolution passed by the association in general meeting, all funds are used solely in pursuance of the constitutional objects of the association, as the committee determines.
The income and capital of the association is applied exclusively to its constitutional objects. No portion is paid or distributed directly or indirectly to members except as bona fide remuneration for services or expenses incurred on behalf of the association.
Contact us to request any of the following documents. Members are entitled to inspect or obtain copies as outlined in the constitution.
The full constitution of KC Foundation Incorporated, approved 15 December 2025. Contact the secretary to obtain a copy.
Committee composition, officer duties, meeting procedures, election rules, and non-profit principles.
Financial accounts and records are available for member inspection. Contact the secretary to arrange access at a reasonable hour.
Minutes of all committee and general meetings are open for member inspection. Contact the secretary to arrange access.
The register is maintained by the secretary and open for inspection by members. Personal information may be protected on request.
Annual reports presented at each AGM, including committee activity reports and financial summaries as required by the Act.
These linked pages connect record-keeping and reporting obligations back to the committee rules, member rights, and the full constitution they come from.
The full constitutional roadmap: name, objects, membership, committee, meetings, and compliance rules.
Eligibility, applications, fees, register rules, rights, obligations, disputes, and appeals.
Committee powers, office-holder duties, elections, vacancies, meetings, quorum, and voting.
Insurance, funds, record custody, inspection rights, notices, accounts, annual returns, and audit rules.
Clauses 1.A to 1.D
Clauses 2 to 12
Clauses 13 to 24
Clauses 25 to 37
Clauses 38 to 51
The secretary can assist members with accessing any documents available under the constitution. Contact us to arrange inspection or to request copies.