Distribution declaration mechanics
feat(distributions): add the minimum-distribution/retention mechanism to distribution-declaration-mechanics.md — real, confirmed via direct re-read of the actual Partnership Agreement Section 2.7: at least 90% of Distributable Income paid within 90 days of fiscal year-end, remaining 10% retained for partnership purposes during the Initial Period then applied to redeem First Secured Mortgage Debentures; a distinct, additional mechanism from the existing ICR-gate/proportional-allocation content, not a contradiction; EN+ES
@@ -37,6 +37,9 @@ vehicle in the programme. the T5013 information slip issued to each limited partner; they reduce the limited partner's capital account and do not constitute a return of original capital unless the LP's cumulative losses have reduced the capital account below the original invested amount. - At least 90% of a fiscal year's Distributable Income is paid to limited partners within 90 days of fiscal year-end; the remaining 10% is retained for partnership purposes during the Initial Period, then applied to redeem First Secured Mortgage Debentures. ## The ICR gate @@ -69,6 +72,10 @@ before ordinary units participate, and no accumulated preferred distribution tha paid up before a regular distribution is declared. The distribution waterfall contains a single level: all outstanding units of the same asset receive the same per-unit amount. ## Minimum distribution and retention Where a distribution is declared, the partnership pays at least 90% of the fiscal year's Distributable Income to limited partners within 90 days of the fiscal year-end. Until cumulative distributions equal 100% of the gross proceeds limited partners paid for their units (the Initial Period), the remaining 10% is retained for partnership purposes. After the Initial Period, that 10% is applied to redeem First Secured Mortgage Debentures until fully redeemed, after which it reverts to partnership purposes. ## Suspension protocol If the ICR falls below 1.2× — due to a vacancy, a tenant default, a maintenance cost