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85.—(1) A creditor is entitled to vote at a meeting of creditors, or at a meeting of creditors and clients, only if—
(a)the administrator has been given written details of the debt which is claimed as due to that person from the investment bank, including any calculation for the purposes of rule 87 or rule 88;
(b)the details were given to the administrator—
(i)not later than 12.00 hours on the business day before the day fixed for the meeting, or
(ii)later than that time but the chair of the meeting is satisfied that that was due to circumstances beyond that person’s control; and
(c)the claim has been admitted for the purposes of entitlement to vote,
and there has been lodged with the administrator any proxy intended to be used on behalf of that person.
(2) For the purposes of this Chapter, written details of a claim, once lodged or given in accordance with this rule, need not be lodged or given again.
(3) The chair of a meeting of creditors, or at a meeting of creditors and clients, may call for any document or other evidence to be produced if the chair thinks it necessary for the purpose of substantiating the whole or any part of a claim.
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