I have patience for you because my eyes are no better.
The bulletin is 26 pages long. When Adobe Reader opens it up, it puts two pages per .pdf "page" such that page 19 of the bulletin (your link) is on "page 11" of the e-document you linked to.
But, enough of all of that, I was referring to the financials listing which detailed the bulletin's operating revenue, where it comes from, and its expenses, who gets it, and who gets to spend it.
It's a journalistic endeavor, subject to whoever a journalist asks, and whoever chooses to answer. I, in former employed life, was asked all sorts of things by journalists I learned to spend no time with after having been burned in my youth by what they thought they understood from what I told them. You see, journalists and other humans have a tendency to hear what they want to hear, and sometimes, just sometimes, not put an honest effort into what the one being interviewed was saying.
Now, if we can't get past how to find a page in a .pdf, well...