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In the Crown Court at Dudley

R -v- Carl Adrian Page

Expert Accountant’s Report of David Liddell

Supplemental

17 June 2005

Prepared by: David Liddell BSc ACA
Chartered Accountant

Position and firm: Partner
PKF (UK) LLP
New Guild House
45 Great Charles Street
Birmingham
B3 2LX

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F I This report.
My Instructions.
I Documents on Which I Have Relied
Other Matters
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P 3 Expert's Declaration...
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Introduction
This report

This report is supplemental to my report dated 16 May 2005 and should be read in conjunction
with that report.

My Instructions

I have been instructed by Messrs Frisby & Co, solicitors for Mr Page. My initial instructions are set
out in Section 1 of my report dated 16 May 2005. I am further instructed to:

(@) Prepare a schedule covering the indictment period showing the profit level to Post Office
Limited (“POL”) when measured against the Retail Buy Rate;

(b) Consider evidence in the statement of Mr Hugh Stacey about a payment of £241,194.62
from POL to First Rate Travel Services ("FRTS”);

(c) Comment on the auditing methods used by Royal Mail in relation to Rugeley sub post office.

My findings are set out in Section 2 of this report.

Documents on Which I Have Relied

I have not relied upon any additional documentation in the preparation of this supplemental report.

As before, unless presented with evidence to the contrary, as there is no allegation of falsified or
forged documentation in this case, I am instructed to assume that the documents disclosed to me
are genuine.

Other Matters

I have not carried out an audit, nor have I independently verified any of the information with which I
have been provided. This report should not be construed as expressing opinions on matters of
law, although it necessarily reflects my understanding thereof.

l understand that it is not part of my duties as an expert to make findings of fact and these will be a
matter for the Court in due course. I am aware that if the Court makes findings of fact that are
different from those I have assumed my conclusions may be invalid and may need to be revised.

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I understand that this report will be made available to the prosecution. It has been prepared for
use in this action. In all other respects, this report is confidential. It should not be used,
reproduced, or circulated for any other purpose, in whole or in part, without the prior written
consent of PKF (UK) LLP. Neither PKF (UK) LLP nor I accept any responsibility to third parties for
breaches of this obligation, or for any opinions expressed, or information included, within this
report.

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Summary of my Findings and Conclusions

I set out my findings under the following headings:

(a) The profit level to POL;

(b) Evidence of Mr Stacey about a payment of £241,194.62 to FRTS;

(c) Auditing methods used by Royal Mail.

The profit level to POL

In order to calculate to profit level to POL on the sales of Euros to Mr Whitehouse when measured
against the Retail Buy Rate, I referred back to my master spreadsheet which is included in
Appendix D to my report dated 16 May 2005. From the data in that Appendix, I produced a
calculation which is included in this supplementary report at Appendix A.

My calculation shows that during the indictment period, the profit achieved by POL on sales of
Euros to Mr Whitehouse, when measured against the Retail Buy Rate was £24,505. This means
that over the period, Euros had been sold from Rugeley Post Office to Mr Whitehouse at a value
greater than they were initially booked into the Forde Moneychanger (“FM”) system in the Bureau
de Change, to the value of £24,505.

in order to arrive at this figure, I compared the sales value (in Sterling) of all Euro sale transactions
to Mr Whitehouse with the purchase “cost” of those Euros to Rugeley Post Office, as calculated at
the Retail Buy Rate. Due to gaps in the information provided to me, as set out in my report dated
16 May 2005, I have had to make some assumptions in arriving at this figure, as set out below.

I have ignored 20 sale transactions that were included on Appendix D, but for which the FM fill rolls
are missing. Without these till rolls, I am unable to verify the number of Euros sold, the precise
transaction date or the Retail Sell Rate applied to Mr Whitehouse.

In some instances, I do not have a Retail Buy Rate for the Euros sold. On those occasions, I
applied the Retail Buy Rate that was most recently available prior to the transaction date.

For example, I did not have details of the Retail Buy Rate on 10 August 2002 but used the Rate
applicable for 9 August 2002 instead.

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My only departure from this method was for the period 24 July 2002 to 5 August 2002 where there
are substantial numbers of FM till rolls missing. For this period of twelve days, I applied a Retail
Buy Rate of 1.6659, this being the average of the Retail Buy Rates on the 23 July 2002 (1.6477)
and 6 August 2002 (1.6841).

These assumed Retail Buy Rates apply to 25 transactions and affect my estimate of the profit by
reducing it £757. The profit of £24,505 is net of this reduction.

Evidence of Mr Stacey about a payment of £241,194.62 to FRTS

According to Mr Stacey, in March 2002, the POL in partnership with Bank of Ireland formed a joint
venture company called FRTS to provide wholesale currency to the Post Office network. Under
the contractual arrangements, all income generated from foreign currency transactions is paid to
FRTS which then pays a rebate to POL based on transactions carried out on its behalf. POL also
receives 50% of dividends declared by FRTS.

Mr Stacey states that a sum of £241,194.62 had been paid in income to FRTS in relation to the
transactions with Mr Whitehouse but which represented income that had not been generated at the
time the transactions had taken place. Mr Stacey goes on to state that this amount has since been
repaid to POL by FRTS.

I set out firstly below comments on the losses incurred by POL and the effect on those losses of
the repayment of £241,194.62 by FRTS. I then comment on the overall loss to POL.

At pages 5 and 6 of his statement, Mr Stacey takes a transaction with Mr Whitehouse as an
example to illustrate the loss incurred by POL.

For each transaction with Mr Whitehouse, the loss to POL may be considered as arising in two
parts: the actual cash loss; and the loss of opportunity to make a normal level of profit. By
reference to the transaction cited by Mr Stacey I examine each of these loss calculations.

The actual cash loss is the amount that POL pays FRTS for the currency, less the amount for
which that currency was sold to Mr Whitehouse. in Mr Stacey's example the actual cash loss is:

Amount paid to FRTS (€150,000 @ Wholesale Buy Rate, 1.5520) £96,949
Less: Amount received from Mr Whitehouse (€150,000 @ 1.65) £90,909
Actual cash loss £5,740
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It is alleged that POL also lost the opportunity to make a normal level of profit on the sale of the
€150,000, which is calculated as

Normal sales value (€150,000 @ Retail Seil Rate, 1.5117) £99,226
Less: Amount paid by POL to FRTS (€150,000 @ Wholesale Buy Rate, 1.5520) £96,649
Loss of opportunity to make a profit £2,577

The total loss to POL, on the above calculations, is therefore £8,317 (£5,740 + £2,577), the same
figure that Mr Stacey calculates.

In fact, POL has not lost the opportunity to make a profit of £2,577 as a result of the alleged
conspiracy between Mr Whitehouse and Mr Page. In my opinion the opportunity did not exist to
sell the Euros to Mr Whitehouse at the Retail Sell Rate in the first place; he would not have
purchased them at that rate.

The actual loss suffered by POL is therefore the cash loss element only. Further, on Mr Stacey's
evidence, the actual cash loss is reduced by the repayment from FRTS that he has identified. In
total this was £241,194.94, but in relation to the particular transaction of €150,000 the repayment
is £2,577.

Therefore, in my opinion the loss to POL on the €150,000 example in Mr Stacey's statement is
£3,163 (£5,740 cash loss less £2,577 repaid by FRTS).

'have not seen a detailed calculation of the £241,194.94 repaid to POL by FRTS, so I am unable
to comment on whether that figure is correctly calculated.

This reasoning that I set out above has a bearing on the overall calculation of the loss to POL,
which should be stated after deduction of the loss of opportunity to make a profit and after
deduction of the £241,194.94 repaid to POL by FRTS.

The prosecution have calculated the loss of profit to POL at £393,881.54 (effectively the cash loss
described above; being the difference between the amounts paid by POL to FRTS and the
amounts paid by Mr Whitehouse) and £592,802.74 (effectively including the alleged loss of
Opportunity to make a normal profit; that is, stated at the normal level of profit that would have
been achieved if all the Whitehouse transactions were sold at the Retail Sell Rate). In my opinion,
based on the reasoning above, the loss of profit to POL is £152,686.60 (£393,881.54 less
£241,194.94).

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Auditing methods used by Royal Mail

Reference is made throughout prosecution witness statements to audit work carried out at Rugeley
‘sub post office by Roya! Mail staff.

I have serious reservations that the work carried out did not constitute an audit in the sense that

data was not verified back to source documentation nor critically examined before conclusions
were drawn.

I have carried out only a limited review of the audit schedules disclosed to me but I have identified
two serious shortcomings that indicate the work carried by Royal Mail was more akin to a stock
take than an audit. As such, the findings of that work cannot be relied upon to the same extent as
if they were derived from audited figures. I set out below two examples.

Firstly, I attach at Appendix B a copy of the audit schedule dated 14 January 2003. This contains
the “Audit result” of an alleged discrepancy of £645,345.18.

Examination of Appendix B reveals that the calculation of this alleged discrepancy is dependant
upon the accuracy of a “balance brought forward” of £553,429, which is itself dependant upon a
total of “cash and stock” balances at 8 January 2003.

I have seen no indication in the witness statements in this case that any audit or verification work
was carried out on the balances at 8 January 2003. If that is the case, then the Royal Mail cannot
be certain that those balances are correct and consequently cannot be certain of the amount of the
overall “audit result”.

Secondly, I note that mid-way down the right-hand “Receipts” column is a figure described as
“Bureau de Change - Revaluation”, £1,296.52. I understand that this is equivalent to the
“Revaluation Total” on Forde Moneychanger and represents the profit to Rugeley sub post office
On its foreign currency sales. I consider that an audit would have critically evaluated this figure by
reference to the amounts of foreign currency sold in the period,

! calculate the profit percentage to be only 0.2% against an expected profit of around 8%, as
follows (taking figures from the spreadsheet):

Opening stock of foreign currency £389,005.30
Foreign currency remitted £279,746.83
Less closing stock £(22,938.72)
Total currency sold £645,813.41

Therefore, the profit level is only 0.2% (£1,296.52 / 645,813.41)

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I attach at Appendix C the equivalent audit schedule dated 27 June 2002. I calculate the profit
percentage to be only 2.8% against an expected profit of around 8%, as follows (taking figures
from the spreadsheet):

Opening stock of foreign currency £7,102.62
Foreign currency remitted £107,927.35
Less closing stock £(31,893.54)
Total currency sold £83,136.43

A “profit” to POL of 2.8% (£2,313.58 / £83,136.43).

These profit levels are much lower than would have been expected (as a result of the transactions
with Mr Whitehouse). I have seen no evidence that this fact was identified at 27 June 2002 and
brought to anyone's attention, not least to Mr Page.

In conclusion, if the work carried out by Royal mail constituted an audit, more would have been
done to check and substantiate the “opening balances” at 8 January 2003 before seeking to rely
upon them and the dramatic lack of profitability in the foreign currency transactions would have
been identified at 27 June 2002.

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Expert's Declaration

I declare that:

« I understand that my duty in providing written reports and giving evidence is to help the Court,
and that this duty overrides any obligation to the party who has engaged me. I confirm that I
have complied and will continue to comply with my duty.

« I confirm that insofar as the facts stated in my report are within my own knowledge I have
made clear which they are and I believe them to be true, and that the opinions I have
expressed represent my true and complete professional opinion.

« I have endeavoured to include in my report those matters, which I have knowledge of or of
which I have been made aware, that might adversely affect the validity of my opinion.

* I have indicated the sources of all information I have used. I enclose as Appendix B to my
report a schedule of documents on which I have relied.

¢ [have not without forming an independent view included or excluded anything which has been
suggested to me by others (in particular my instructing lawyers). In carrying out my
instructions I have been assisted by colleagues in PKF (UK) LLP. It would not have been
practical or efficient to carry out all the detailed work involved without assistance. I have
reviewed and discussed with them the work that they have performed under my direction in
accordance with the quality control standards imposed by my firm. For the purposes of this
report, I refer to all of PKF’s work as if performed by myself.

¢ I will notify those instructing me immediately and confirm in writing if for any reason my
existing report requires any correction or qualification.

{ understand that:

*® my report, subject to any corrections before swearing as to its correctness, will form the
evidence to be given under oath or affirmation;

* I may be cross-examined on my report by a cross-examiner assisted by an expert;

« I am likely to be the subject of public adverse criticism by the judge if the Court concludes that

I have not taken reasonable care in trying to meet the standards set out above.

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3.3 I confirm that I have not entered into any arrangement whereby the amount or payment of my fees
is in any way dependent on the outcome of the case.

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Forensic Services Partner

PKF (UK) LLP

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A Calculation of profit on transactions with Mr Whitehouse

B Audit schedule at 14 January 2003

c Audit schedule at 27 June 2002

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Calcultaion of Profit to POL when Comparing Sale Transactions to Mr Whitehouse against the Retail Buy Rate

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Date

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27/04/2002

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28/08/2002
26/08/2002
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31/05/2002
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Euros Avplled Transaction
Bought to Wihouse Amount
40000 1.718 23,923.62
‘57000 1.7 39,939.33
13,900 171 8,128.65
11000 171 6492.75
40000 17or 23,492.92
45000 17 28470.56
50000 17 2941176
40000 17 23,820.41
43200 17 2541176
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27500 471 18,081.87
44000 17 25,982.35
46000 171 26,318.79
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‘50000 1) 29,230.77
45000 171 2831579
30000 17 17,847.06
40000 18 23,323.62
57000 1.718 33,236.15
46000 1718 25,822.16
37000 1715 21,874.24
53800 1715 31,370.26
35000 1.71 20,867.84
‘65000 1.718 37,900.87
80000 1715 46,647.23
49000 417 2382061
40000 1715 23,928.62
‘74000 47 43,274.85
‘50000 1.7113 29,217.55
26500 15,588.24
55800 92,631.58
‘72000 42,803.55
36000 169 21,301.78
62500 1.69 26,982.25
50000 1.65 30,903.03
20000 185 10,748.44
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20000 165 12,121.21
44000 1.68 26,508.02
55000 187 32,934.13
450 18 300.00
62000 185 97,575.76
63000 185 98,181.82
77800 1.69 45,852.99
20000 189 11,934.32
20000 4.69 14,894.32
70000 1695 41,297.94
‘93600 1.63 87,423.31
16000 1.84 9,756.10
128000 161 80,124.22

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1.8906
4.702
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1.8883
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1.8764
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1.8545
1.6429
1.6429
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33,203.24

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6,444.05
23,492.92
26,354.32
2927572
23,459.03
25,335.78

2,932.38
18,085.63
25,598.28
26,162.78
21,781.76
28,913.43
28,144.55
17,370.16
23,128.73
92,955.80
28,611.13
21,421.95
31,118.05
20,346.47
37,724.90
46,347.28
22,890.92
22,890.92
43,194.02
29,217.55
15,485.30
92,538.34
42,262.91
21,181.48
96,721.50
29,831.16
11,992.46

11,982.48
26,374.15
92,808.40
268.43,
37,008.09
38,077.87
47,172.68
12,173.60
42,173.60
42,693.34
65,882.41
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142,624.24

100,000.00
81,708.08

100,000.00
87,009.06

100,000.00
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100,000.00
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188,145.90
93,958.90
97,560.98
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92,024.54

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400,000.00
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1.6769

1.8725

1.681

1.8801

1.8617

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1.9827

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1.8418

1.647

1.65

1.8508

1.8486

1.8285

1.6315

1.6315

1.8218

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125,231.08

51,121.08

71,748.88

196,628.32

139,972.63

119,040.53

198,939.23

212,408.89

270,807.00

240,601.50

242,160.07

100,429.42

186,606.12

178,571.43

176,969.70

87,878.79

92,682.26

97,448.08

176,077.72

87,272.73

90,876.05

121,322.44

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Audit schedule at 14 January 2003
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