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23.—(1) During any period in which a Lloyd’s market reorganisation order is in force, a member or former member that is a company may not be wound up voluntarily without the consent of the reorganisation controller.
(2) Before a member or former member passes a resolution for voluntary winding up it must give written notice to the reorganisation controller.
(3) Where notice is given under paragraph (2), a resolution for voluntary winding up may be passed only—
(a)after the end of a period of five business days beginning with the day on which the notice was given, if the reorganisation controller has not refused his consent, or
(b)if the reorganisation controller has consented in writing to the passing of the resolution.
(4) A copy of a resolution for the voluntary winding up of a member forwarded to the registrar of companies in accordance with section 380 of the 1985 Act (or Article 388 of the Companies Order) must be accompanied by a certificate issued by the reorganisation controller stating that he consents to the voluntary winding up of the member.
(5) If paragraph (4) is complied with, the voluntary winding up is to be treated as having commenced at the time the resolution was passed.
(6) If paragraph (4) is not complied with, the resolution has no effect.
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