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The Insolvency Practitioners Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2006

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5.  In this Part—

“advisory work experience” means experience obtained in providing advice to the office-holder in insolvency proceedings or anyone who is a party to, or whose interests are affected by, those proceedings;

“application” means an application made by an individual to the competent authority for authorisation under Article 352 of the Order to act as an insolvency practitioner and “applicant” shall be construed accordingly;

“authorisation” means an authorisation to act as an insolvency practitioner granted under Article 352 of the Order;

“continuing professional development” has the meaning given to it by regulation 8(3);

“higher insolvency work experience” means engagement in work in relation to insolvency proceedings where the work involves the management or supervision of the conduct of those proceedings on behalf of the office-holder acting in relation to them;

“insolvency legislation” means the provisions of, or any provision made under, the Order, and any other enactment past or present applying to Northern Ireland that relates to the insolvency of any person;

“insolvency practice” means the carrying on of the business of acting as an insolvency practitioner or in a corresponding capacity under the law of any country or territory outside Northern Ireland;

“insolvency proceedings” means any proceedings in which an office-holder acts under any provision of insolvency legislation or the corresponding provision of the law of any country or territory outside Northern Ireland;

“insolvency work experience” means engagement in work related to the administration of insolvency proceedings—

(a)

as the office-holder in those proceedings;

(b)

in the employment of a firm or body whose members or employees act as insolvency practitioners; or

(c)

in the course of employment in the Insolvency Service of the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Investment or the Insolvency Service of the Department of Trade and Industry;

“office-holder” means a person who acts as an insolvency practitioner or in a corresponding capacity under the law of any country or territory outside Northern Ireland and includes the official receiver acting as liquidator, provisional liquidator, trustee, interim receiver or nominee or supervisor of a voluntary arrangement; and

“regulatory work experience” means experience of work relating to the regulation of insolvency practitioners for or on behalf of a competent authority or a body recognised pursuant to Article 350 of the Order or experience of work in connection with any function of the Department under that Article.

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