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NOTES (continued)
   S   ar  o  significant acco nting po icies  contin ed        ash and cash e  iva ents
Cash and cash e uivalents comprise  alances with less than three months’ maturity  rom the date o  ac uisition, includin  cash on hand, deposits held at call and other short term hi hly li uid investments with ori inal maturities o  three months or less.
      ropert  and e  ip ent
Recognition and measurement
Property and e uipment are measured at cost less accumulated depreciation and impairment losses. Cost includes expenditures that are directly attri uta le to the ac uisition o  the asset.  he cost o  sel  constructed assets includes the cost o  materials and direct la our, any other costs directly attri uta le to  rin in  the assets to a wor in  condition  or their intended use, the costs o  dismantlin  and removin  the items and restorin  the site on which they are located, and capitalised  orrowin  costs. Purchased so tware that is inte ral to the  unctionality o  the related e uipment is capitalised as part o  that e uipment.
 hen parts o  an item o  property or e uipment have different use ul lives, they are accounted  or as separate items  ma or components  o  property and e uipment.
 he  ain or loss on disposal o  an item o  property and e uipment is determined  y comparin  the proceeds  rom disposal with the carryin  amount o  the item o  property and e uipment, and is reco nised in other income other expenses in profit or loss.
S bse  ent costs
 he cost o  replacin  part o  an item o  property or e uipment is reco nised in the carryin  amount o  the item i  it is pro a le that the  uture economic  enefits em odied within the part will  ow to the Group and its cost can  e measured relia ly.  he costs o  the day to day servicin  o  property and e uipment are reco nised in profit or loss as incurred.
Depreciation
Depreciation is reco nised in profit or loss on a strai ht line  asis over the estimated use ul lives o  each part o  an item o  property and e uipment since this most closely re ects the expected pattern o  consumption o  the  uture economic  enefits em odied in the asset.
 he estimated use ul lives  or the current and correspondin  periods are as  ollows 
 he residual values, use ul lives and methods o  depreciation o  property, plant and e uipment are reviewed at each financial year end and ad usted prospectively, i  appropriate.
 easeho d  and and b i dings
2%
 easeho d i prove ents
over the  ease period
F rnit re, fittings and e  ip ent
20%
 o p ters
33.33%
 otor vehic es
25%
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