(1) ­ do any further activities which it has been authorised to do by its members whose economic rights or rights to equitable remuneration it administers; (m) ­ establish and administer a Provident Fund and a Benevolent Fund for the benefit of its members; (n) ­ to do such other functions as may be prescribed. 46. � Membership of Society (1) Any author, phonogram producer, performer, publisher or the holder of an exclusive licence may apply for membership in accordance with the rules of the Society. (2) The Society may, on receipt of an application under subsection (1), request the applicant to furnish such particulars as it may require for the purpose of determining whether the application ought to be granted or not. (3) The Society may refuse the application or grant it on such terms and conditions and on payment of such membership fee as are provided for in its rules. 47. � General Fund (1) ­ The Society shall establish a General Fund — (a) ­ into which any money received by the Society shall be paid; (b) ­ out of which all payments required to be made by the Society shall be effected. (2) The Society may, in the discharge of its functions and in accordance with the terms and conditions upon which its funds may have been obtained or derived, charge to the General Fund all remunerations, allowances, salaries, fees, gratuities, working expenses and other charges properly arising. (3) ­ The Society shall manage, utilise, or invest the assets and the funds of the Society