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Note 7. Payables<br />

Current<br />

Contractual<br />

2011 2010<br />

$ $<br />

Trade creditors and accruals (a, b, c) 6,590,169 5,989,931<br />

Other creditors (d) 483,348 784,027<br />

Total current payable 7,073,517 6,773,958<br />

(a) The average credit period on trade creditors during the year is 30 days.<br />

(b) All payables were paid out. There are no overdue amounts.<br />

(c) Trade creditors and accruals represents accrued expenses only.<br />

(d) Other creditors represents accrued employee expenses and prepaid revenue.<br />

(e) Please refer to note 14(d) for the maturity analysis of contractual payables.<br />

Note 8. Borrowings<br />

Current borrowings<br />

Secured<br />

2011 2010<br />

$ $<br />

Finance lease liabilities (i) (note 11) 70,132 99,904<br />

Total current borrowings 70,132 99,904<br />

Non-current borrowings<br />

Secured<br />

Finance lease liabilities (i) (note 11) 45,160 89,814<br />

Total non-current borrowings 45,160 89,814<br />

Aggregate carrying amount of borrowings<br />

Current 70,132 99,904<br />

Non-current 45,160 89,814<br />

Total 115,293 189,718<br />

(i) Secured by the assets leased. Lease liabilities are effectively secured as the rights to the leased assets revert to the lessor in the event of default.<br />

(a) Please refer to note 14(d) for the maturity analysis of borrowings.<br />

(b) During the current and prior year there were no breaches or defaults on any of the borrowings.<br />

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