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2.37.—(1) A report, or reports as the case may be, must be prepared of the consideration of a proposal under section 4(6) and (6A)(1) or paragraph 30(3)(2) and (4) of Schedule A1 by the convener or, in the case of a meeting, the chair.
(2) The report must—
(a)state whether the proposal was approved or rejected and whether by the creditors alone or by both the creditors and members and, in either case, whether any approval was met with any modifications;
(b)list the creditors and members who voted or attended or who were represented at a meeting or decision procedure (as applicable) used to consider the proposal, setting out (with their respective values) how they voted on each resolution or whether they abstained;
(c)identify which of those creditors were considered to be connected with the company;
(d)if the proposal was approved, state with reasons whether the proceedings are main, secondary, territorial or non-EU proceedings; and
(e)include such further information as the nominee or the chair thinks it appropriate to make known to the court.
(3) A copy of the report must be lodged with the court within four business days of the date of the company meeting.
(4) The court must endorse the copy of the report with the date of lodging.
(5) The chair (in the case of a company meeting) or otherwise the convener must give notice of the result of the consideration of the proposal to everyone who was invited to consider the proposal or to whom notice of a decision procedure or meeting was delivered as soon as reasonably practicable after a copy of the report is lodged with the court.
(6) Where the decision approving the CVA has effect under section 4A or paragraph 36 of Schedule A1 with or without modifications, the supervisor must as soon as reasonably practicable deliver a copy of the convener’s report or, in the case of a meeting, the chair’s report, to the registrar of companies.
Section 4(6) is amended by paragraph 4(4) of Schedule 9 to the 2015 Act and section 6A is inserted by paragraph 4(7) of that Schedule.
Paragraph 30(3) is amended by paragraph 9(12) of Schedule 9 to the 2015 Act and paragraph 30(4) is inserted by paragraph 9(13) of that Schedule.
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